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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-25
CHAPTER ~TfiITTY-NINE

"WOULD YOU get over being
hurt if the man who Tilted you sud-
denly returned?" Bill asked Eve.
IF Carey Watts should come up to
The Gap would you be able to for
get the hurt and marry him?"
That's impossible.' said Eve.
Don't forget that Carey didn't
change his mind the second time.
He married the other girl"
But suppose he hadn't? Or sup
pose he should divorce her, and
then come back to you?"
Let's not go on with such silly
supposing," said Eve. It's too ii
diculous."
Bill stepped closer to her, you
know. of course" he said, that
knowing you has done things to
me? You know that all the time
I've spent with you, talking, riding
over the mountains, calling on the
natives, has changed me-that is,
toward Rita"
mo, 1 don't know 1t, Bill" Eve
said very quietly. Il think you're
a bit confused. Knowing me has
helped you to recover from what
Rita did to yOu-but that all. You
don't really love me, and so"
You have no right to say 1 don't
love YOU" Bill said. Il do love you.
And-and maybe l still love Rita
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-25
WlLLKIE is mot
INTERESTED" NOW
IN

New York, March 25.-(AP)-
Wendell l.. Willkie said last night he
was not the slightest Interested at
ms time in the candidacy of anyone
Tor any office in 1912 or 1914
he made the statement when ask
Ell 10 comment on the assertion OF
an unidentified Republican national
committeeman in Washington that
NE Eepuh.ican 1910 presidential
candidate was mot Interested in
running for president in 1914, The
committeeman s~peculated that Will
ne might support Governor Harold
L StaSSen, Of Minnesota, for the
nomination.
"A gubernatorial election in New
lotk Is among those to be held III
1912.
CIVILIZATION is facing n of its
crucial moments,' Willkie said. Talk
u party politics and candidates. is
uompietely out Of place in either
party
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-25
All CLUB leaders,
SCHOOL YESTERDAY

Miss Mamie Whistlant, assistant
Extension specialist in home man
agement and house furnishings, con-
Quoted 4 school for HI CLUB leaders
and home demonstration club mem
bers Yesterday, at the Perry Me-
mortal Library in Henderson, with
approximately 45 persons attending.
Two demonstrations We're given,
covering a storage unit and a dress
jne unit Tor a girls room, and NOV
ing pictures were shown in connec-
ton with the demonstration.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-25
NATIVE OF TARBORO
CROWNS IN HAWAII

1afporo, March 25.-The family
neie OF Lieut.. Julian Leggett, who
vas reported drowned off Honolulu
'ch, Hawaii, Friday, state they
nave received no word of the re-
'oVefy OF the body.
-eutenant Leggett is survived by
Wlle, the former Caroline Ross,
new Rochelle, N. Y, a small
w uosh'ef' his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
s";,D' Leggett, of ncar Tarboro; one
ia s'el, Mrs. Mary Leg9ett McDon-
Nv idlboro; two brothers, 1t. Com,
C,D' Leggett, Jr., of California, and
01itlS &. Leggett, Tarboro.
rAeeeelt was drowned while swim
Ing with his wife in front Of their
noan . beach home Friday after
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-25
ARMY TRUCK CONVOY
PASSES HERE MONDAY

One hundred and lorty-three U.
S, Army artillery trucks stopped
here for gasoline late Monday after
noon enroute from Fort DeVenS,
Mass, to the artillery replacement
center at Fort Bragg.
The convoy was in charge Of Cap
tain Betcholt, and 305 men We're
used in the transfer Of the vehicles
from the FIRST Division to Fort Bragg,
The convoy spent Sunday night at
Fort BelVoIr, Va, and was making
the $50 mile drive to Bragg in one
day.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-25
10 Bar Bic
Trucks From
Two Streets
Vehicles of Two Tons
and More Ruled off
Chestnut and William:
Want Army Quarter
master Depot Here;
10 Improve Park.

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,nTLiddnan tri S'ni3 i"' M"iCi
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,It and WI, 800 on N''tS'-
n,,,ti,,, - a.. I ""9 'h'
cow. H., '''H - pc
etrrr+s o.h.lnh t'.i''I' Y' u'"St V"o
+, l,1,n,rt hai,n i'1t ''.eN enough
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and 9Inro f,oar'on, NNtJh11',s :
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a:,,,.o - 10y a. 1Hp1i'
tn, nnnr,l n,'d l,ila,S oi''n :.
KINGS D,nobtale p ~ w. n.n ~
m"nntno NJ EctNn, Us p<, ,o 2u',",,e'
rrentinnaI officiai am9an'od hafdr-
tLo ConrciI 80 ,raidn,ad anas
Enol, rncarn+ioa anta. ,N,Gt
na,L dln,ina 1oIo SGa r''o,ontoa - =
rTag,ar9 ~ ra,(ai,. ",rilh ,haN
mated rvoI,ld cp,t ga +n elo 0.hora
,unnn the CoIlnci, ,,ntnd NO n,oN,
N1,m nf e50 ' "i'N'
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-25
Most of Inaugural Address
Proposals Made by Governor
Have Been Enacted into Law
Continued From Page One)


pul me revenue balance was finally
struck WIN frank admission that it
Is paSeo on diNtfNion-and not one
"ofa Oh inc present contingent di-
version slatul" was changed.
AntI-dlNcfSI"nj.tS are unanimous
~ ~dt'IIOutii3 IAIS lack OF action 10
I"llufe OF NE governor to take any
"cuNt >leP IN theIf pehall. Proposal
"l'ef proposal was submitted to the
governor i"f ms approval and as
often as uaeE We're sent III they came
IC'l "ItfI some ~oojtclion Oh plner. Nj.
never iIalIF ftpudla}od
MS stand against diversion. he sim
ply pul OIL ana pu} oil until 1t Ma5
fIIel zoe Iat' To- 90 anything, the
el'lts meaHNhIle wanting with var
US oeSierS 81 na}Ience or Impo
'''I'' 'Nt some MOVE from me 81
A'fha'oiI3i sanc'toM, Al least that
ul' story as II comes lrom reliable
sources II, 'lr ANA diversion camp.
LABOR: III ms inaugural. lite 60
tlaoF urged careful consideration
OF S!!c commission appointed m l933
10 sludE wage ana h6lf Ie2lslatlon
ana curing the session he was pres
eli'eo as iaNoiin& en7c}mcnt OF the
''coili!iitiiuatloilS OF lir commission :
ll'IJof.ly'
III inns lield' as on me aversion
issue ne IS charged win laIlufe to
pack ms WORDS WIN even moderate
PRESSURE I'm view OF me Tact that he
sol everything lof when ne maze a
-'SHt' IL IS Impossible 10 convince
,hu-oiE or Iao"f IUlEN '1"s
nc CouIdfl nave acIlltH'd inc same
results ON 'leSe TWO issues I'"o ne
i'J,IE o.>'IIlt4 h~.I'i9'Ii.
HuucI'io'l- III ''Ir tato@o!E' 'oo'
are 10 p' ioulo q IeW items upon
Nii,cII lhe legislature dId not act eA-
'l.S as '",Ito i1t ny l' e~ACcuiINc:
I'' .t''iitIH N'U zoe H'J ull 'U'li
ti'ILt PIo'ecjI"il thcN *o"Sil' and
"hI'li inc governor tho"lSeo IN MS
hl"uSH'Ni' NOE was 'ic compulsory
"l't'io"litc age II'Ito ron IT 90 10,
NNSi'It' "'N I"S'iI'Il 9'''''''>'t 'I1t
:'dtlJ''oll ShouId De gwen TO fdIa-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-25

Mild nights and successive cloudy
days provide ideal weather condi-
tons for the blue mold parasite,
says Lloyd Weeks, tobacco specialist
of the N. c. State College Extension
Service.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-25
Capital Gossip
BY HENRY !AVERILL,
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the 81: Walter Hotel

Raleigh, Mare l5.-From ~nl
after this edition, readers Of TINS
column and Of this bureaus efforts
will miss the contributions of Lynn
Nisbct, keen Raleigh observer. VINO
has been associated with your RAJ
leigh reporter through the lcgisiatiN :
session which adjourned March IS.
MI. Nlsbet is rated in the top
group OF North Carolina new, men
and his association with this bureau
was OF Invaluable assistance in keep
Ing close tab on le~gislatit affairs
and passing along a clean picture OF
the Raleigh scene to readers of the
papers served by the Bureau.
In normal times the bUrtau is a
cne-man affair, but in accord with
its policy OF many years standing an
associate of recognized talent vas
added for the period OF the lcgisiu-
cure.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-25
TRAFFIC FINE

c. p. Low, Jr,. paid 81 into the
office of the city clerk as a traffic
law violation fine, records at the
city clerks office revealed today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-25

sI3 ffe ~(ontlnued)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07

school $50 a. m. Services. Wednes-
day. y. m.
BETHANY - Mountain highway at
Rocky Ridge. Rev. II. N. Svinth, pas
tor SUNDAY schools. WeyerhAeuser
10 a. m. Bethany 10 a m; Benston.
y. m. Services. q .. m.
Grace missouri synodD - So 6+th
and Lawrence Rev. W. A. schroeder.
pastor SUNDAY school. 10 a. m. SerT-
ices. IL q. m. Ienten services Thurs
day. 8 .. m. with communion. Fri
day. 9 .. m. Ft. Lewis chapel. Sunday
sermon, The King Cometh.'
Bethel-So saith and / SITS. Rev. =
A Larson pastor SUNDAY school 10
a. m. Services. II q. m. Lenten sery-
ices Thursday, y. m, at Zion Iu-
theran church. sundays sermon,
with communion. In Remembrance
OF Me"
Crntral-So. 10th and G sts. Rev
p b. Hoff. pastor SUNDAY school
and adult Bible class 9:45 m
Services. II m and T,So p m
Lenten services. Wednesday, As p m.
sermons Here / stand and Be
hold Thy king Confirmation. morn
ms service. with special music.
Grace Evangelical a.. L. Cl-TSo2
So Park ave. Rev II N Svinth. pas
tor SUNDAY school, and adult Bible
class. Q 80 =. m Services 10 80 n m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07
Calvary
Presbyterian
35f6 SO. u ST.
Church Influence
Based Upon aith

BY THE REV. WARD FOLSOM
Pastor of Calvary
Presbyterian

The church OF the New Tesla
ment is fellowship of believers
created by the spirit of Jesus
Christ and called together to wit
ness Gods redeeming love and
purpose TO the world.
The vitality of the church CEN
tiers in crucified and risen Christ
who is now Lord Of the church and
ever present as the living holy
spirit of God.
The message of the church is,
God 80 loved the world that He
gave His only begotten Son that
whosoever believeth on Him should
not perish but have eternal life"
The ministry of the church is,
Go We into all the world and
preach the gospel of Gods recon-
cling love. beseeching men every
where to he conciliated TO God.
The influence of the church de-
ponds on clear understanding of
its high calling in Christ Jesus and
second on its fsithfulness in obey
ing His call.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07

League services. S and 8 D. m. Con-
firmation. Saturday. 1890 a. IN. Ser
mon. "Confessing Christ,
Hope-so SD and warner sta. Rev
C. j johnson pastor SUNDAY school
and Bible class. e;4S Il. m. Service.
II a. m. League. devotional services.
80 D. m. Week night services,
Thursday. 7:sO p. m. and Friday.
7.So p. m sundays sermon, Be
hold the Man
Immanuel-No. l4th and stevens
school and adult Bible class. $40
a. m Services. Il a. m. Holy COM
munion. Thursday. & p. m, and Good
Friday services 8 p. m. sunday $
sermon. This Is Jesus Our King"
Emmanuel Luthrran-So. saith and
Birmingham SITS Rev y A. Larson
pastor. Sunday school. 10 a. m.
Communion service, q. m.
Luther Nsmorial-So 9Th and sts
Rev A. r. NJ Kettner. pastor. sun,
a m. League devotional services,
first and third Sunday IN each
month 7 =. IN. Maundy Thursday
services with communion. 8 p m.
Good Friday services. 3 p. m. sun
days sermon. Re loiee in Thy kins.
Reception Of new members.
Nessish--i2oq 30. ! 81. sunday
school. s.<S n m. Rev. y. l. Neswig
acting pastor SUNDAY school s;4o
a. m Services. IL a. m.
Mountain View Near Puyallup
Rev Il $. Tollefson, pastor SUNDAY
school. 9 las n. m. Services, II m
Norwegian services. first Sunday In
each month. 10 q m
Falkland Trinity So Park and
Wheeler Rev T O Svars pastor
Sunday school. AS q. m Service. IL
n. m. and SUNDAY School Bible pro-
gram. ESQ y. IN. Morning sermon,
Behold Thy king"
Ruston Chapel-S2d and Pearl sts
SUNDAY school. $50 g. m. Services
IL a m.
Ollvet--i42s So. X st Rev c.
Sorkness. pastor. SUNDAY school 8 as
q m. Services. II m. and : as 2. m.
lenten services. Thursday, , m.
Norwegian services. 3 . m. Rev. John
I'rontset, dean OF Western Lutheran
Bible Institute OF Spokane. speaker
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07

rsrklsnd-Collns I'd near Pacific
Rev " c GulliXson pastor sunday
school $40 a m services 10 80 a m
NAnndy THURSDAY services. 2 m
with communion. Good Friday. IN IN
3 m. Sundays sermon. How Pious
Christians Love and Serve Their
Savior"
st. paurs-so 27th ana Tacoma
we. Rev. Arthur sydow. pastor sun
day school $50 a m services. 10 80
a m Confirmation Saturday 10
n. m. and Monday, : p. m. Holy
communion services Friday. 7:30 p.
m Sermon. Behold Your Saliva
ton Sundays sermon, The Stones
Cry Out"
st. Paurs Danish-lsio So. L st
Rev John Enselmann pastor SUNDAY
Good Friday communion, 8 p m.
Topic. Judas Who Betrayed Him.
Sundays sermon with confirmation.
Behold Thy King
Trinlty-So 18TH and I SITS Rev
H Buettner. pastor Services. II g. m.
Zion missouri synod) - So 10th
and L SITS Rev II II. Engelbreeht,
pastor SUNDAY school 10 a. m. Serv-
ICES. 10 80 a m. Lenten services,
Good Friday services. s ,. m sun
days sermon, Ride on in Majesty.
ZIon-5sth and So Thompson. Rev
L " Hansen. pastor SUNDAY school
9 as a. m. Worship. II a m. and
song service 8 p. m, under direction
Of o " Warbler Morning sermon,
The Triumphal Entry"
METHODIST
Ashury-s6Ol SO Puget Sound ave
Rev N NJ Jones. pastor. sunday
school p:45 q. m Services. II a m.
and $50 p. m. League and fellow
The Triumphal Entry" Evening
sermon. As discussed by three young
women. What Religion Means TO
Me
BethAny-so. b7th and Park ave
Rev Ernest Barber pastor sunday
school. Q as a n. Services. io:45 a. m.
and 7:30 D. N. League and Forum.
$50 ?. m Morning sermon. Palm
Sunday: when Jesus Entered Jeru-
salem" Radio Gospel league in
charge Of evening service, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. 4. Hagman, directing.
Cslvary-Ea e4th and F SITS. Rev
Fred HertzoS pastor SUNDAY school
Gas a. m Services. Il a. m. and :
p. m. League. D N. and ?. m.
Communion, evening Morning SER
mon. The Triumphant christ"
immanuel-So. 10th and SITS.
school. $50 a n. Services Il =. n
and : so D n Morning sermon. rs
the second Coming o. Christ Immi-
nent7" Rev. !. owen. guest speaker.
Epworth-So. 9th and Anderson SITS
Rev. Harold o Perry pastor. sun
dav school g 80 a m Services II
q. m. and go p. m. All church night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07
Hope Lutheran Church
So ed and WoTner SITS.
Church Glad TO Answer Those People
Who Challenge Its Purpose in Life
BY THE REV. CLARENCE !. JOHNSON
Pastor Of Hope Lutheran Church

Why Why do believe in the
church. work in Il. join IT, support
IL. love II? In this day everything
IL subjected 10 test. Folks chal-
lenge the purpose and Justification
for existence Of even the oldest
established orders Of life and
thought. The church. too. II seems.
must answer. And the church Is
glad 20 answer.
II is the church alone which
makes US read the world and hu-
man life religiously. What does
II mean TO have a voice continually
raised against an attitude to life
that we are puppets carrying out
the will Of one or a few That our
being here means something
That souls are precious. life sacred
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07

with q distinguished record as an
educator and religious leader.
Al present the synagogue pro-
gram includes HOLIDAY and festival
services, as well as the regular
Friday evening and Saturday
morning services. for senior and
junior congregations. The con-
gregstion maintains religious
school on Sundays with a modern,
progressive curriculum for pupils
from the pre-school kindergarten
through the high school depart
ment. There is also a two-day
per week Hebrew school which
meets after the public school
hours. There are Bible study
courses for the young people of
the community, whose program in
cludes social activities as well.
A project which has been of
wide community interest has been
the Talmud Torah synagogue lee
ture series which is conducted an
nually during February and March
on a non-sectarian basis. Promi-
nent educators and lecturers have
appeared in these lectures which
have been endorsed by civic and
educational leaders of the city.
Personal service has been rem
dered by Rabbi TRIGGER to Jewish
men IN the army and navy as well
as boys in adjoining CCC camps.
Social activities of the synagogue.
IN addition TO the program Of
young peoples work. are spon-
sored by the Women's auxiliary,
which meets regularly each month.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07
Talnud TOrah
Synagogue
POI So. Lth ST.
Jewish People
Served by Church
BY RABBI BARUCH TRIGGER
Pastor Of Talmud Torah
Synagogue

The Talmud Torah synagogue,
So 4th and l SITS. serves as re-
ligious, educational and social
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07

Sss 81 szllsnaa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07

and eternal, and faith stronger
than mind
We 90 to church To sing. to
pray. 10 hear anew Of God. crea-
ton, redemption, life. death.
heaven. our relation TO the eternal.
II is the one thing that raises life
above bread and water. All this
cleans Us. satisfies US. frees Us
from ourselves and earth. The
church alone stands for this.
The spirit. the mind. the will of
Christ is every generations crying
need-it Is our need today. and this
- the life. the teaching. and the
preaching OF the Christian church.
Without IT no civilization can live
and prosper and endure. I believe
in the church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07

center for the
Jewish commu-
nifty of Tacoma.
This congrega-
ton " q s re-
organized under
Rabbi Baruch I.
T eig er. who
c a m ? to this
city four years
ago from Tor
m I n Canada
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07

at all services Good Friday services.
First Lutheran church. 1890 a m.
Peace - 2lst and Cushman. Rev
George Koehler. interim pastor. sun
dav school 80 a m. Services. 1880
m
Our Redeemer missouri synod
East saith and K SITS. Rev A W
Schroeder pastor sunday school
10 so a. m Services II a m. with
confirmation Saturday. 50 q. m
Lenten services Friday 8 p. m. Sub
jet Calvary sundays sermon.
The King Cometh'
Our Saytor's-i7th and J ste Rev
J. l. Redsl. pastor Sunday school
IS a. n Services, II a. N. Song
service s .. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07

first-Corner 50 10Th ard I sts A
Y BENT district nss1ur Services
saturday Sabbath school 9 30 = N.
worship Z a n YounE People
Fesper service sundown
south >ide-S0 SSH and Tnon7p-
son ave A Y Bertz district pasf1r.
services Saturday Sabbath uhooi.
IS = n Worship II a m Young
people Friday r n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07

Church announcements
for publication in The
Times next Saturday
should be in the hands Of
the church editor by We'd
nesday at the latest.
Notices received after that
day will not be published.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07
SALVATION ARMY

CORPS No. loo 50. isth - Major
- Hilalauas. captain. SUNDAY school.
80 =. z Services = = n and -
m I ?. l. m Aclufant
aseA saHess newly appointed e.vl-
sp@aker
Corps Ne. a-iIi4 50. 18th - NJ.
aI4 rs g. Pierson captains sunday
moo IS q n. EVenlns service.
. , II Lesion. e 3 m
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-04-03
Sunday Services at Local
Methodist Church Is
Announced Today

Church School at 9:45. Walter
Odom, superintendent.
Worship at II o'clock.
Prelude, The Palms.
Offertory, Meditation at the Cross
A group Of children from the 6ti
grade in the public school will siAs
two numbers, "a Prayer" ane
"Whispering Hope"
Sermon topic, "The Triumphal
Entry"
The League meets at $50, direct
ed by Mrs. Dan Comfort.
Evening preaching services at III:
The Woman's Society Of Christian
Service will hold it's monthly bust
ness meeting Monday afternoon a
3 o'clock.
The School of Missions will NEE.
Tuesday and Wednesday nights a
7:15 for study and discussion OF
'Methodism's World Mission"
There will be special music each
evening.
On Tuesday evening the pastor
win bring the message. On Wed
nesday evening Mrs. Malcolm Carte,
will lead the discussion.
We are expecting a large atten'
dance.
Everybody cordially invited to al
our services.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-04-03
Veteran Durant
Resident Dies
Chorles Phillips
Rites Sunday;
Long Illness

Charles Edwin Phillips, of Durant
passed away at the Baptist Hos
pital in Memphis Thursday, Marcel
81, following a illness of six months
Mr.. Phillips was born October I
1870 in Oakharbor, Ohio. He NOV
ed to Mississippi in 1904 where he
was engaged in the stave mill bust
ness. He and his family have made
their home in Durant for the past
three years where he operated .
cafe.
Funeral services were held at the
Baptist Church on Sunday after
noon, March 80, at 2:30 o'clock with
the Rev. j.. H. Street, local pastor,
conducting and assisted by the Rev.
Ira Nets, Baptist pastor of a Jack
son Church.
Interment was in the Mizpah
Cemetery with the Southern Under
taking Association of Durant in
charge.
Surviving him are: his widow, Mrs.
Pearl Turner Phillips, five sons, Ed
win Phillips. Toledo, Ohio; Paul Phil
lips, Durant; Charlie Phillips, Jack
son; Buster Phillips. Durant; Ray
mond Phillips, Pt&:idelphia; three
daughters, Mrs. yshn F. Heskett,
Helena, Arkansas; Mrs. John w,
James, Miami, Florida; Miss Alice
Phillips, Durant; two sisters, Mrs
Continued on next page.)
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-04-03
Presbyterian Notice

DR.. J. w. Young of Bellhaven
College will preach at the IL am.
service.
The quarterly communion will be
observed.
Regular services at 7:15 pm.
Friends are cordially invited.
The following from Goodman and
Durant attended the Presbyterian
Young Peoples District Rally at
Lexington last Sunday, Mrs Hill,
Mrs. Graves, with students from
Holmes Junior College; Mrs. Weir.
Mrs. West, Rev. j. R. Tackett, Ralph
Bowie, Roy Turner, Carol Montgom-
cry, Ann Bowie, Bobby Ham and
Margaret Dubois.
Taking part on the program were
DR.. J. T. Gillespie of Bellhaven, n.
E. White of Lexington. Robert Dan
tzler of Winona, Mary Nubung and
John Obsorn of II. j. c., Georgene
Crow of Tchula and Frances Garrett
of Canton.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-04-03
Cooking School
Wednesday
}. IA. Hoff Is Guest
Speaker at Rotory Club

The Rotary Club held their re.
gular meeting at the California Cafe
on Tuesday, April /.
j. N. Hoff, district manager OF
the Mississippi Power and Light
Company, Lexington, was the guest
speaker. He chose for his discus
sion, Power for National Defense
along with a screen picture show.
ing the progress made by the cleo.
trio power industry covering the
period of 1908 to 1910 of the in.
terconnection of lines Of $4,000 volts
and over
Mr.. Hoff stated that common ow-
nership had made possible the cleo
trical development. Also that the
electric power industry stands fully
prepared to meet all the require
ments of the National Defense Pro-
gram.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-04-03
Vacancies Exist In u. S.
Army Air Corps

Sergeant Waymond Gaillard, Local
Army Recruiter for Greenwood, with
office in the Post Office Building
states that ne has vacancies now
available in the Air Corps for a
three year period only.
The Air Corps openings are at
Maxwell Field, Ala, 18th Bomb
Group (M), with station at Or
lsndo Air Base, Fla, 30th Bomb
Gp. CHI, with aviation at MacDill
Field, Fla.
Sgt. Gaillard, states men enlist
ing for the Air Corps must have a
high school education or its equiva-
lent or a ~journeyman's rating in 3
mechanical trade.