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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-14

fracas which wound up the fourth
game than about the game itself
or tonightS battle
Some Of tho players regard the
Leafs as hot" now and have al
most adopted n defeatcSt attitude
toward tonight'S game This was
evident right after Sunday nights
game
lets cOncede them the game
in Toronto and play the next
one here" said one Red Wing.
Adams and Goodfellow don I
tref that way, however. They want
10 win this one if they can. The
Wings board Of strategy is trying
10 work out some tactics 10 check
mate tho Leafs, who have adapted
tho Wings own forcchecking tao
tics with "A vengeance.
The Leafs aren't firing and fall.
ing back anymore when the Wings
get possession Of the puck. In the
irSt three games tho Leaf de-
lensemen dropped back from the
Detroit blue line and raced for
their own zone whenever the
Wings got the puck. The Wings
we're very successful in launching
three-man breakaway But that
has stopped. The Leaf defcnsemen
stay inside the Detroit zone 10
smack the puck carriers as they
attempt 10 come out.
I'VE certainly aren't getting
out like we were" said Carl Lis
combe. well have to try some
new lodges"
Thus il will be question Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-14
Rifle League
ChdngesRd
BY Don GILES

r H. Franciss. secretary Of the
Detroit Sportsmcn's Congress. Rife
League Of Northern High School.
announced today that the balance
or their preliminary matches in
the HearSt-TimeS shoot would be
held al the American Rifle and
Pistol Club range. 1887 Clay
street.
The range, new one. provides
more room. FranciSS said.
"NeNt Friday evening we will
fire n special match against the
Royal Oak League OF the De-
troit Sportsmen's Congress"
FranciSs said. They have
reputation for being the best
league in the Detroit sports
mems Group, but think we can
take them"
Scores of their match last night
follow:
Team w Green l27. " Mcpesk ios
Ssr'bowski lo3. ,. Grabowskl l3s u
R. y Frsnciss i32 Team so COOK isi,
x Laurent III l.. Cssteui 1872 n Cal
ton los " Butler $50 !. Kay I7s,
Alien ~. II. Garner 10
DETROIT SPoRTSNEN.S CONGRESS
SCHWARL LFAGtE
Team ! ? Hatheii is4 r Rodda if3
Don Nickon ISL W Butter i6s Lee
Radke i3i. Team "A. p. Nelson i5s,
G. Brazer $50
BaMTRANCK NIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE
Team stephen Chester s64. Richard
PawlOwski 66, Edward Solodisj 81 John
krzy cIkovski So Clarence Pesta AZ Team
EDWARD BiebA7a 50. Chester AInsikA 81
Leonard Nlefr~a % John Minnick 80,
Edward sIczerba 90 Team ALBERT Yur-
govsky So Chester Hin 20. William shypa
50 J0v Laurence % George Czarnecki So
Team Frank Safowski 81. Joe Shemke
81. ~ Tomaszewskl % walter Mscisg 81
Pete KAuss ss Team 5--Thoras Ptaszyu.
ski 3 Walter seuchsr So Al Biernat SO
y schemAnsky a. Nike Palescuk 81
Team S-Frank Barnes -. John Shypa
So Steve Myshuv - Charles Schemansky
26 Eugene Bteriat rs Team T. Bob Ii
neck 10. Mike BedA II. John szpyra s.
DETROIT SPoRTSMEN'S CONGRESS
ROYAL OAK
Tssm Jack Cavalier 1s4. william
criEler i22. Floyd Morton 10. Robert
YounEs ils Louis Jendrusch 1875 Team
willard Riegel l5e Dennis Haver IFS
Kenneth sieion 1871. Thomas KoIomjec i52
William Wybb "a. Team 3-Cecn Clinard
IS Steve Waryk 14. Hollis Cowgirl l5l.
Edward skelly I2s, ". l.. Tommy
Thompson 1871.
BREWSTER RIFLE CLUB tWONFNl
Team IL Burgett 1862. n Cassells l55
y Gstln TO p. Jackson 1876, T.. Postles
10 Team IN. Holiday l35 X. Foster
l13 p. Dryden 1913, +. Golson il3, j.
owens 1855
BREWSTER RIFLE CLTB tMEN)
Team IA. Burgett 1855 &, Cassels lf7.
J Knox ia y. Pearson 1864. W Richard
rs. Team &c Nelson So H. Brown
l52 J. Brown $50, W. McMurty ia. r.
Virgins III.
ROYAL OAK MEMS RIFLE LEAGUE
Team 1-Gregg 1877. Dave Mercure 1876.
G. Eaton 1s2, y Pickens 1s9. A York
1856 Team al Miller 1873 Tom Founder
100. O. Dirkse 1856. Don Mcdonnell 1S5,
u. Zeller ls4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-14
SCHMIDT FACES sTROH

Of the three fifth place clubs
z. e. r. and Norton stand the
best chance Of climbing the ladder.
The former catches Wayne Spauld-
|ing's Bowling School after a two
|game victory over Harold Aliens
and may have little
trouble, but Norton should get by
Rudy Walby's Five.
Schmidt must contend with Joe
Morris leading Stroh which is
taking its time in putting on the
act 10 another champion
ship As things stand now Stroh
needs half Of It's remaining games
TO finish one ahead Of Mineralites
providing the latter wins all u.
After tonight Stroh has Louis
|Burr's National left for the end
|of the regular season and Mineral
|iteS for position week. MlneraliteS
with fve-game advantage in
second should get a good battle
from National tonight and Schmidt
next week before encountering
EtrOh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-14
City Tournament

TEAM EVENT
CLASS
championship
Pepsi Coils 2a0e
Fort Boulevard sotes csta
Krakow 1897
Rurke's 1864
camera Shop 1851
CLASS y
| fOVernveraEs)
n " Provisions 1875
rthwestern Penningtons l5t
Pstrick's 1916
[DYC Travellers 1875
Mems Shop 1874
CLASS &
Michigan Bell EverErtens 2a3
Dodge Suburbans 2se
{Noslem No. 1 26l
Exchange Bar 2i0
Regulators IO2
CLASS n
Sorthlawn 263
Edison Inspectors 23e
3uhi Stamping 2l3
FOOL Room 30
whitman Barnes Stock Chasers 1911
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-14
MIKIEL SEEKS I'd PETERSEN PRIZE
Dozen Defroiters Bowl in S pring Classic

Faust No. 2. Dave Hargrave tipped
240 and Harold Allen 203-206-2i0
for 6l9 and highs,
Three women scared over the
twin-century mark I'm the Riviera
Ladies' House, Edna Wagner get
ting 235 In $50. Mollie Hawthorne
Els and Clara Cobb ia.
Russell Luna set the pace ia the
Redford House Nth 225-2fO in 655.
Towel tied Karp for second in
the New Fairview Junior by sweep
ing the House Five while its rival
was winning three from Bushing.
Kem's 2781 and Bob Benson's 24S
are new third highs. Bill Jones
topped the field with 600.
Harold Allen and Joe Scribner
had big nights in the Detroit
Elks. the former getting 256-226
in $50 and the latter 245-2l1 in 655.
Agnes Brymer came through NTH
best single. 13L, az the NeD Car
field Ladies No. /. Idn GdHdOL6's
I91 t0os high ia the No. 3.
With four weeks remaining, only
three points separate the first six
teams at the Bowl-O-Drome, the
House Five topping Beck. Better
Made and Altes No. 2 by one. Phil
Robinson tied Johnny Moch for
series by tumbling 236-230-213 for
SO A stubborn 10-pin in the tenth
IF his final kept him from register
ing the first 700 in the league.
Ellsworth Five shattered two
records In the Westown when IL
rolled 81 for third high In 2708
for second. Frank Parks led the
way with 2S4-2l6 in COG.
Bill Ldsdgrofs els and Frank
NcCrdcken's 2sS-232 in 6Ls fea-
tured IN the TWeHtieth Century
House.
Robert Armstrong and Francis
Light split honorS in the Night
ingale Club. the former having 223
and the latter 215 in $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-14
NAY SURPRISE

Eager 10 get out OF the cellar
Ken Ludiker's Pepsi-Cola, boast
lng a better average, may surprise
|Joc Liebs Twentieth Century
Recreation Rog Overmyer's De
kroit Gasket and Dick Krakow's
Five. also duckinG the cellar. are
|ket 10 60 all the way out against
lied Rebain's Vernor's and Henry
Ehrle's Coca-Cola. respectively.
Freddy Wolf of Stroh continues
20 pace the individual averages
sR 206.7l. followed by Wally
vpenhagen with 20465 Grim
|nins is third with 204.53. Cass
|Jrygier has 202 %, Paulus pol OS
Rnd Chef Bukowski Of f.. & 3.
BOO 50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-14

strategy as we'll as morale for the
Wings tonight.
No matter what the score. one
Detroiter will be cunning 10 the
finish tonight He is Don Crosse,
tied for two Stanley Cup records
with eight goals and IA points.
Just one goal Will put Crosse at
the top Of record holders
"If YOU don't think I'll be Civ
ing BrOda some business you're
punchy." said tho thin man from
the 500.
If the Wings lose tonight they
are expected 10 return immedl-
ately 10 Detroit for tho sixth game
Thursday night. If-they win a VIC
tory celebration will be held here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-14
Cue Champion Pairs
With Bob Elliott

Erwin Rudolph OF Cleveland,
world pocket billiard champion.
was scheduled TO meet Robert FL.
lott OF Detroit in a 125-point ex-
hibition match today at Detroit
Recreation. Rudolph defeated
James Moore yesterday. 1854.
Rudolph had a high run of AZ
in the fourth of 12-inning affair.
Moore had l3 in the fifth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-14

shave the latter's margin 10 one
game over Sun Ray, which divided
with Martins, in the Gleneagles
1925" House. Viking is only three
games from the top as a result of
its three-pointer over Pickford.
Ray Wrobbel's 2l6-202 in SGT were
tops.
Silver Five and Bison No. 9 con-
tinued their deadlock for first place
In the Grand Central House. VOL
verines are two games behind,
Bakers three and Pioneers four.
George Miles 2I8 and Jack Paurs
200-2l3 In SIS were bighlights.
Bill Van Hplie's 255 spanked in
the Art Centre House where FougO
Is heading L0SaIe by nine pins.
Faust No. 3 took command in
the American Legion by sweeping
Harper Van Dyke No. 2 as Tern
sted dropped into a tie for second
with Legion News by splitting with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-14
BY HAROLD KAHL

Vincent Mikiel vii be among the
dozen or more Detroiters rolling in
Louis p. Petersens annual Spring
Individual Classic 10 be held at
Eddie Linsz' Recreation in Cleve-
land, May 7, 8, 9 and 10,
Mikiel, counterman at Casino
Recreation, copied the 81 500 top
prize with a 1871 total for eight
games in a similar event held here
last year. CasS Grygier of the
Stroh team shot 1907 10 take down
the $4,000 first prize in the Janu-
airy edition held in Chicago
Eight games are rolled across Is
alleys by bowlers of 186 average
or better. Entries close with Peter
sen tomorrow in Chicago.
Andy BinO, who has been doing
some fine shooting for Ted Rebain's
Vernor's In the Times Ali-Star
Classic the past few weeks, closes
his season tonight at Rainbow. He
leaves for the army tomorrow. -.
Bill LdRuc recied of fSS-27E-267
for fine 729 ~ the GrGndmont
House.
Woods boosted its lead TO four
games in the Riviera House by
winning three points from Repeal
as Haags split with Burrell. Tom
Cults 500, Harold Wilson's 244.
Gordon Tanners 632. Ed Brichta's
6l0, DR.. Wayne RamSay's GOT. Don
Brichtais COS and William Brooks
603 stood out.
Louis Epps made the i-1-9-10
split twice In the same game, but
his efforts were wasted for Studio
lost all four points To Boesky In
the Conglo American where Muir
rays IL leading Disrael by three.
Gocbei grabbed SECOND place IN
the Beacon House due mainly n
Don Ceoper's 267-209 IN 657 for n
second high three-gdme series.
Birdsey blanked Square Deal TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-14
or the Hook 1.vi. VIZ \. Waite,

TORONTO ont; April IA Toronto writer declares the
first thought president Frank Calder
League had after the Red Wing baw to
award the Stanley Cup 10 the Leafs spot
the Wings were leading three games o
This is the unaduerated maarkey there is
raoning in Toronto, but if be
original thought Calder has had put him in
supreme sooge For just forget profit
motive But don't think the governors would 1t or
Calder
While Detroit took deserved he Jack
AdamsMel HarUood duel. Toronto
around such subjects which Turk
Broda crippled Eddie Wares game Detroit
A report the Detroit ed soon
Much to the relief hopes of the hundreds
who start punching
May %
Gay f. Stewart al-star wing from the Hershey
Bears be recalled by the
Frank (KingC Clancy will handle Wing game tonight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-14
Red Wings Morale Hits Bottom
CONTINUED from First Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page
club than that which skated into
the Gardens here for the first
game. moved up the ice with an
irresistible charge and sent Don
Crosse in 10 whack the puck past
Turk Broda.
The Wings definitely Softcncd
up and considered tho cup wrapped
up after three straight victories
Needing only one more 10 win,
they lost their fire in the last game
with the Leafs, failed 10 check as
hard and as thoroughly. and were
beaten by a Toronto club which
refused 10 suffer the humiliation Of
four straight defeats.
The reshuffling of the Toronto
lineup, the insertion Of Don Metz
and Ernie Dickens in place Of Cor
don Drillon and Bucko Mcdonald.
helped tremendously. But so did
the shaming Of such stars as Syl-
vanuS Apps, who had been held
scorelesS in the first three games
APPS GETTING HOT
Apps now appears 10 be on fire.
His goal and setup Of the winning
score impressed the Wings as well
as the fans. They know if Apps is
right Toronto is ready 10 wade in.
But the Wings still know they
are favored at 7 10 2 10 win the
series. 1t will take a lot to jar
them from their lethargy on their
trip up here and in their head
quarters at the Royal York Hotel
their talk was still more about the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-14

Robert Armstrong and Francis
Light split honorS in the Night
ingale Club, the former having 223
and the latter 215 in $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-14

Bill Ldgdgrofs els and Frank
NcCrGcken's 2sS-232 in 6LS feo-
tursd IN the Twentieth Century
HOnRe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-14
ABC Standings

FTvE-MAN EVENT
RudNeiser. Chicago sI3I
Budweixer St Louis Mo 3iI1I
Schlitz. Milwaukee BIOS
Bowling Assn, Bakersheid Cal 3OOl
TWO-MAS EVENT
Nowicki BaieT MilV aukee 1877
Zanoni Seebeck. Clifton. y. J. 1888
Rosnick Hedtke. Los Angeles 1885
Ericsson Paul. Philadelphia 1857
INDINTDUAI EVENT
Nelson Burton, ST. Louis 74S
Raymond Hultqust Chicago 73S
William Forslund. New York T3i
Robert Tritschlsr. Cincinnati T31
JUNE Mcmahon Detroit T2T
ALI-EvENTs
Stanley Moskal Saginaw 1878
Walter Frey. Cleveland 1864
willard Reinke Sheboygan, WIS 1883 /
Roy simmons, Des Moines, la 1852
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-14
J Paris, Chene-Tromby
Have Three Clubs
Hot on Their Trail
STANDINGS
TONIGHT's MATCHES

T:30-- Walby's vs. Norton alleys 1-2
stroh VS. Schmidt. So National W Min
sralItes, 5-6. PepsI-Cola W. Twentieth Cen
tury. rs.
9.a5-Paris VS.. Chene -Tromhly. - De
troit Gasket VS. VernoT's 81 Coca Cols
VS. Krakow. SIS Ekhardt A Becker vs.
Bowling School. rs.
Gratiot avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-14

With the closing OF the season
only two weeks away Nal Gil
mour's Paris and Joe Paulus'
Chene- Trombly Recreation. neatly
tied for third place, hook up in
the headliner of The Detroit Times
All-Star Classic bowling matches
offered at Andy Stefani's Rainbow
Recreation tonight.
While the meeting is certain 10
end their deadlock il will by
no means guarantee the winner
will have an undisputed hold on
third since George Holmes
Ekhardt e. Becker, George
Bryants 6 h m 1t and Chef
Slicey's Norton. knotted in fifth,
arc only a game behind.
-Sv registering a sweep any one
~ giese three fves can step into
a. equal claim on the spot. The
only way Paris or Chene-Trombly
can avoid this situation is by win
ming three and. according 10 form,
the former. despite Johnny Crim-
minis recent slump, will go in
favored for two.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-10
High School Has
Junior Red Cross
Membership Drive

Inc Junior Red CrrS, council -,
henderson high school j. rnnd,Ic,inr
an intensive membership drive lin,
week, seeking Ia enroll cvc!y hInn
school Studcn; IN the chapter. \ con-
"inullon of any amount cnrulls ,
member. q
Miss Ruth Evelyn Bvld. of IN,
h!Sh school faculty. is spuusnr a..
The Junior Red Cross ChIp,rr and
hchdS the group making the drive
nc campaign was launched vc,-
tcrday morning al an assembly nrn-
gram given bv the Junior Red Cro>..
chhpt"r. with the Rcy. +. NurIlcc,
Gardner pastor OF the FIRST BapIi,i
ch''fch. as speaker Ed prutI. treas
ufcr al the council. reviewed lhc ,c-
INVITES "i last yc"g: Peggy Hunt lee
d"v"tionS; Peggy Parker gave tn,
reading Behind the 1Icn. Benin,
inc GitnS: trcnShaW ThnmDSr,.
piIrcScntcd the members of IA.
council: and the gle" club sang III,
national Red Cross anthem. "Anrr,.
OF Mercy. The high school pan,
played the professional and rrrc,.
SIunal.
OFFICERS al The Junior Red Gro,
council ul The high school are I.au,y
Ian" tTIDtrcc. president: Peg,
iiunt. wee president: Crcnsh.,.
Thompson. secretary: Ed P!ulH
treasurer. and Miss ById. spun~u,
Eight members are elected from car;
"i the four grade,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-10
Mrs. Swanson Has
Meeting OF Circle

The Business Girls circle of tn,
FIRST Baptist church met al the homo
Of Mrs. l.. l.. Swanson with Mis-
E!ncSiinc Cottrcll aS cu-huStC>S, Mis-.
!hclma Owens. chairman. prcsidn,.
Various reports were beard dur
.ng In" business session. MI.,.
Annie Marshall Lcmay. Mrs. Eliza
beth Garrett Stem. and Miss Doru-
thea WOOdllci We're appointed ::
nominating committee 10 rcpur; az
the December meeting the various
officers Tor the coming year.
Miss Grace Woudlicf conducted the
program. using FOR her topic Thin
on These Things. Whatsoever Things
Heard from His Disciples. Assisting
her were the following: Mrs. r. \
Cuttrcll. leading the dcvotionS. Mis-.
Virginia AyCOck. Miss Maxine Tillui-
son. Mrs. Elizabeth Garrett Stem.
Mrs. ". ID. Picrpont. Miss Dorothca
Wuodlicf, Miss Annie Marshall L".
may. Miss Halle Frank Mills. ana
Miss ThClmd Owens.
Al the conclusion Of the program.
the group was served hot SpIccd tea.
assorted sandwiches. pickles. amC
candy by the hoStcsScS.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-10

Every homc-makcr needs this
caSy-to-makc Marian Martin apron
stitch up several versions of pattern
924l FOR Christmas gifts, too. \ back
ncckbUitonlng keeps the straps up.
The smooth waiS;band and suft-cut
bodice give nice lines
Pattern 92i! may b. ordered only
in size small t32.34), medium 1856
38). large (+0-i2). Small size. view
y. requires Ia yards 35 inch:
view b, , 3-8 yards 81 inch.
Send SIXTEEN CENTS in coins
Tor this Marian Martin pattern,
Write plainly SIZE, NAME, ADJ
DRESS and STYLE NUMBER.
Send your order 10 The Hender-
son Daily Dispatch. Pattern Depart
mcnt. 232 w. 18th ST., New York.
n Y.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-10
Boyd's Crossroads
BY LUCY CAREY

Mr.. and Mrs, J. A. Norwood and
children. Ruth and Herbert, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Proctor and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Carey Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Norwood and
children. Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Math-
cwS and family, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Wilson and family were recent
visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Matthews.
Herbert Norwood spent Sunday
night with Roy Lee Carey.
Buo!Scy Moss spent Thursday night
with Donald Stainback.
Miss Allcnc Carey. ofiicndcrSon.
spent the night recently with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter w.
Carey.
Miss Elizabeth Proctor spent Sun
day night with Ruth Norwood.
Miss Lucy Carey was the Saturday
night guest Of Mrs. Charlie KcCtcr.
Of Norlina.
Dan Moss spent Thursday night
with Wheeler Norwood
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Proctor and
family. and Mary Carey visited Mr.
and Mrs. T. y. kimball. Of near
Drcwry. Sunday night.
Buck and Ben Norwood, Jr., spent
Thursday night with Roy and Jim
Carey.
We arc glad to announce that
little Miss Betty Lou Pack is better
after being III for The lot few day
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-10
Phllathea Meeting
With Mrs. Hopkins

The PhllAthca class uf the City
Road Methodist church held lis reg
ular monthly meeting al the HON,
al Mrs. Vernon Hopkins. ON Man
street. Friday night. In the absence,
81 the president, Mrs. :. t. lIughc.
called the meeting To order. with the
singing Of "BlcSi Be the Tie. Mrs.
w. 5. Miller led il prayer and In,
scripture. taken from Ezckial II. VA.
read by Mrs. Clyde South. The clos
ing prayer was by Mrs. Hopkins.
After Il short session of bushes
delicious refreshments al frul.
punch. cake. and minis were Scrvct.
and were enjoyed by all. Assisting
Mrs. Hopkins III serving were Mis-.
John Moore and Mrs. W. s. Miller.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-10
China Discussed At
Sans Souci Meeting

Mrs. J. {. Mann entertained inc
members Of the Sans SuucI Literary
cruz Saturday afternoon nj her home
ON Granite street.
China was the subject f"r The aft
cIh""nS program. and each nrmbr,
answered roll call by telling of :,
lhncSc custom. Mrs. Frank Barn
mart gave an interesting paper ON
Today III China" in which she di,
chNNcd the cultural and social life at
that country, and its views ON tn,
War.
Mrs. Mann served u sweet cnIu,,
followed by coffee and nuts, al the
conclusion OF the program.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-10
Sixty Girls TO Go
TO Butncr Dance

An invitation has come from Camp
Butncr for sixty junior huStcsScs for
dance Friday night III Service
Club No at the camp
The dance which Viii bc formal
Will begin at 8 O'Clock. lasting until
ll:l5. Numbers for the sixty girls
10 attend nave nOI yet been chosen,
but a list will appear in this column
wednesday afternoon. and all girls
registered Tor the dance are urged To
watch for that list.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-10
Community Club In
Meeting On Monday

me South Henderson Community
'I"o met Monday evening at the
immunity house at 1870 o'clock. The
p..S.dcnt. Mrs. Annie Catlett, pre-
Siuea over the meeting which was
opened with prayer by Mrs. Clar-
cnce Husketh.
IL was decided To- have the next
meeting begin AT : O'Clock. After the
business was transacted the hostess
cS' Mrs. William Thomas and Mrs.
bessie AyScuc, served refreshments
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-10
,Jr, High PIT A

The PIT. ~ of Junior high school
will meet Il; $50 Wednesday after
noon 81 the school. Rev. F.. NorfIcc'
Gardner. FIRST Baptist pastor. viii
iCld the devotional service. and Mis-
Mildred WhitCuCr. young people, dl-
rector at the First Methodist church.
Will speak on "ChriStian Patriotism
in These Times
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-10

EDITORS NOTE: This is the
first Of sr~ir' of sin cnlighlrrins
articles OH the English Scene b. Is
thcr Van Wagner Tufty. we'll
known Central Press writer. whn mas
been In England for several weeks al
The invitation of the British Minis
ter of Information. because She has
caught the viewpoint Of the British
people, rather than the governments
Miss Tufty's series will appeal Ia
American readers.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-10
New Minister Comes

Rev Paul Stanley. the now pastor
of South Henderson Pcntccostai Holi.
ness church. and Mrs. Stanley have
arrived here and are making their
home at 322 Chestnut street. The
$irnley. rlNir hrrc from SilCr City.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-10
Go to Red Cross Room

Inc Junior WOmanS CluD has been
asked Ia furnish number of work
cr~ Tor tive Red Cross surgical dlc.$-
Ing room each Monday night. ana
Miss Ruth Allen. of the club. h.,
been appointed chairman of this a.
ranScmcnt. Work will be carried ui.
through the SIX departments of IL
rluh.