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Evening star., 1942-12-13
CoIored Eastern Star
Grand Chapter Plans
Celebration Dec, 20
Dr.. HoIIomun TO Address
Golden Jubilee at
Second Baptist Church

The Rev. j. L. Holloman. pastor OF
the Second Baptist Church, will be
the principal speaker at the COLDER
jubilee celebration of the GRAND
Chapter of the Colored Order of the
Eastern Star, December TO- at his
church. Grand Matron Susie Wal
lace and Grand Patron Peter Phil
lips will head the Grand Chapter
officers.
Queen Esther Chapter will hold a
Christmas party at Scottish Rite
hall at pm. December II.
Mrs: Margaret Fisher was elected matron
s,nd and J. e. G Dyson. patron of Thrift
Past Matron Anna B. Roper reelected
treasurer; Ieruka Tardd associate matron;
Wars, associate conductress: Mary G
Jones. Adah: HiIda Harrison. Ruth: Odessa
Mason. Esther; Marie Mason; Martha;
warder, Paul Gibson. sentinel; Dorothy
Lucas, chaplain; Ida Triplett. marshal;
Ms Mesdames A B. Roper; Roda Dyson, zoie
Sheppard conducted the installation
Redeption Chapter ELECTED the following
3ftlYeGers; 9f Mrs Aueusta Williams, matron;
Matron Beatrice Perry. treasurer Mrs
ssns sosk Ncho associate Matte
ciste conductress and Bernice Kelson.
Adah.
officers: Mrs Blanche Henson, mstron;
Robert Anderson. patron, Mrs. Blanche
Burton; secretary: Mrs; Lillian Charity,
treasurer: Mrs Mary d Johnson, .' CHAPLAIN: 11s
Mrs Fannetta Moseley marshal; Mrs
Olive Kimbroueh: ws5der; John W. H.
conducsress; Eva Brewer, associate con
dnctress; Past Matron Thyrza F Jackson,
pianist; Eskay billiard, Adah; Llllian n
Selma King, Martha and Eleanor NJ
Belle E. Lewis Guild. Heroines Templs
princess captain; Sir knight Gordon John
SON, royal adviser; Annie Anderson, first
llieutenant; Katie B. Anderson, second
MenfietIa Me1iie1 e Berry; financial secretary;
Marshall n0mmssary Lillian Long as
crossbearer: Lula Henderson, chaplain;
Gertrude Chisley. marshal: Virginia Brown
Anne Ferd inside
Marietta Alexander. pianist Clara Faison
lecturer. and Blanche Massey, inspectress
Mrs; Elias M Jackson, and the Rev: Mel
respectively, OF Naomi Chapter Mrs Mime
banks BANKS associate matron; Mrs. Beatrice
DihuQ. treasurer, Mrs. tlrSle CnarleSton
secretary; Mrs Olivia B. Street, assistant
secretary: Mrs. Beatrice Mcmillan. con-
ductress; Mrs. 2. E. Bryson, associate
conductress: Clyde Mae Johns, Adah: E
M Parker, Ruth; Catherine Jackson
Esther; Ercel Brown. Martha; Helen Lee
Jones. Electa: James H. Nivens, sentinel:
Matte Watson, warder: M. F. Presley
marshal; Alice T. Harrison, pianist. and
Florence Brown. assistant pianist
The Richard Howell Gleaves Assembly
No. /. Honored Ladies Of the Golden Circle
installed as officers: Mrs. Pearl d. Small
wood, loyal lady ruler; Blanche Jones
associate ruler: Alice J. Willis. priestess;
secretary: Louise Minor, treasurer: Clara
L. Handy, outer guard; Martha A. Bailey
bearer; Wilda Marshall, inner guard; Olive
Y. Lewis, herald; Ruth Highley. standard
marshal. and Irene w. Smith, pianist.
Evening star., 1942-12-13
Daughters of America

Meetings this week are: Monday,
Independent. Old Glory. Tuesday,
Fidelity, Star Spangled Banner,
Mount Vernon. Wednesday. Ken
more, Betsy Ross. Thursday, Miz-
pah, Triumph. Barbara Frietchie.
Friday, Friendship, Mayflower.
Special state session, December Is
at 808 street NV.
The grand rally will be January
~ at Northeast Masonic Temple.
Betsy Ross Council will have init.
alton on December IS.
An American flag will be pre-
sented to the North Carolina Ave-
nue Methodist Church on January
10 at ii Am.
Evening star., 1942-12-13
American Legion Membership
Requires Honorable DISCHARGE
Service Must Be in Period Starting
Dec. J, l94l Judge Advocate Rules

National Judge Advocate Ralph
B. Gregg last week ruled that a
member of the armed forces can
qualify for membership in the
American Legion only when he gets
an honorable discharge that ter
inmates his World War II service.
Only an honorable discharge or
an honorable separation which ter
inmates service in the armed forces
qualities veteran for enrolment
In Legion post. War service must
be in the period beginning Decen-
ber 7, 194l, and the date of the
cessation of hostilities in World
War II as fixed by the Government.
Persons receiving blue or yellow
discharges for their services are not
eligible for Legion membership.
Arrangements are being made for
"past commanders night" by
George Washington Post on Janu-
ary at the American Legion club
house 1t will also be ladies
night" with entertainment and
dancing
Post Comdr. George F. Hooven
announced new members elected
include Stephen Honus, who was a
member of the Lost Battalion in
the World War; Ralph S. Scott,
Navy: Samuel S. Steinberg, William
Floyd Cotton. BRYAN Hendershott,
Army, and Harry B. Christenat. Ma
rine Corps, all World War veterans.
Charles L. Schuettler, chairman
of the Playing Card Collection Com
mittee. announces he collected to
date 3,0O6 decks of cards. which will
be shipped to men in oversee
service.
Grand Chef Degarre John B.
Keller, announces Grand Voiture
No. 174 of the 40 and g. will hold a
childrens' Christmas party for the
needy and underprivileged children
and their families. An appropria-
ton of $25 was made at the last
meeting and in addition the men,
bers at the December meeting will
bring food baskets or cash.
Chairman w. A. Corley reports
Evening star., 1942-12-13
Edwards Makes Official
Visit 10 E|ks' Lodue

District Deputy U. B. F. Edwards,
personal representative of the grand
exalted ruler, made his official vista
ton to the Washington Elks' Lodge
Wednesday night.
The following were elected to mem
bership: George NJ. Delsnider. Abe
H. Elsberg. Charles w. Halter. Clay
ton Henderson, John R. Holcombe,
Walter Holman, Eugene r. jacobson,
Carl V. Rydberg. Paul w. Stromberg.
Harry H. Wasser; for reinstatement,
Reuben Edlovich and Dwight K.
Terry.
w. Seymour Hall announced lis
persons had volunteered to Join the
Elks blood donor squad
The Sumit Club will hold its an
nual Christmas party December 81.
All members are invited.
Evening star., 1942-12-13
Colored EIks Plan
Memorial Service

The annual memorial services OF
Morning Star Lodge of colored Elks
and its auxiliary, Forest Temple, will
be held this evening at 7:30 o'clock at
Galbraith A. M. E. Zion Church.
The Elks' ritual will be conducted by
Exalted Ruler Leo S. Holton, assist
ed by the officers. The roll Of the
deceased members will be read by
Secretary Vincent M. Greenfield and
Mrs. Beatrice West for the auxiliary.
Evening star., 1942-12-13

dent, Ann Potter: John Lainhart,
vice president; Eva Young. secre-
tary; Henry Reed, treasurer. The
next activity will be banquet, date
and place to be announced later.
Fidelity Chapter will meet Decem-
ber Is at 2600 Sixteenth street NV.
at pm. Those having birthdays
in November and December will be
honored. Refreshments and social.
The Officers Club will meet De-
cember % at the home of Past Ma
tron Mrs. Anna H. Ripley.
Ruth Chapter officers will meet
Thursday evening at the home Of
Miss Lois C. Clark, with Mrs. Mar
garet L. Thomas assisting. Officers
to bring 10-cent Christmas presents.
The Temple Committee will meet
Wednesday evening at the home Of
Mrs. Edrena Magee.
Mrs. Leah E. Leapley, matron Of
Esther Chapter, announces a meet
ing on Thursday at 7:30 pm. Ini-
tiation and Christmas music by the
choir.
The members have been invited to
attend a musical program at Areme
Chapter on December 16.
The choir will meet at the home
of Mrs. j. Bernard Jones on De-
cember Is
There will be a rehearsal of the
officers on December IA at pm.
at the Masonic Temple.
Mrs. Marguerite Hutchison, ma
tron of Joppa Lodge Chapter, an
nounces there will be a Christmas
party on Wednesday night. Refresh
ments.
Mount Pleasant Chapter held its
annual banquet in honor of its
newly installed officers at its last
meeting. Past Patron Charles Tay-
lor acted as toastmaster
On December 18 the chapter, un-
der direction of Matron Louise Nc
Keown, will hold its Christmas
party.
Esther I. Semon, matron of Mar
tha Chapter, announces a Christmas
program on December l8 The Aux
lliary Home Board will meet De-
cember IS at the home of the
matron.
Mrs. Hazel Linton, matron OF
Washington Centennial Chapter.
announces the Auxiliary Home
Board meeting at the home of Mrs.
Lynda Baker on December 16 at
noon
! At the next meeing a Christmas
party and children's night will be
held. Refreshments.
| Mrs. Ruth Woods, matron Of
Treaty Oak Chapter, announces to-
morrow evening she will honor her
officers. The appointive officers are:
Adah, Ruth Arts; Ruth. Marie Will
liams; Esther, Dorothy Gearc:
Martha, Past Matron Martha Mar
| garet Jones: EleCta Josephine Ayres;
organist, Past Matron Martha Sisk;
marshal, Past Matron Ruth Perry;
chaplain. Nettie Skinner; Warder,
Alice Manning; sentinel, Past Pa
tron Harry Jones.
The chapter will entertain the
Campbell-Loeffler Sewing Club at
the Eastern Star Home on Deem
Der 16.
Matron GenevieVe Meese of Chevy
Chase Chapter announces the Tues
day Evening Card Club will meet
December Is at the home of Mrs.
Margaret Patterson. The Thursday
Afternoon Card Club will meet De-
cember II at the home of Mrs. Clara
/ Wright
Evening star., 1942-12-13
Ben Hur News

The Office of recording scribe in
Potomac Court has been consoli-
dated with that of treasurer. Will
liam ]. Kindsfather was elected.
United Court has deferred elec-
ton of officers until the January
meeting
The meetings, to be held in
Pythian Temple, with Christmas
exercises. are Mckinley Court on
Tuesday and United Court on Fri
day. Congressional Court will meet
On wednesday at the home Of Scribe
khnoe johnson.
Evening star., 1942-12-13
Meetings This Week,

Monday-Jacob Jones and
Lincoln Posts, Legion club
house: G. P. o. Post. 8O9 Mon
roe st, NE: Treasury Post,
Colonial Hotel.
Tuesday-National Press Club
Post, Press Club: Cooley-Mc-
Cullough Post, Legion club
house; 2nd Division Post, Colo
NAL Hotel: Bunker Hill Post,
9C9 Mcnroa street NE; Pepco
Post. Pepco Building.
misunderstanding Church
Depue Post, Legion clubhouse.
Thursday-Kenna Main Post,
1910 Good Hope road NE.
Friday - Agriculture Post,
Agriculture Department.
Evening star., 1942-12-13
Sons and Daughters
or Liberty

Washington Council will meet
Wednesday night at Fourth street
NE. for election of officers and a
Christmas party. Councillor Mrs.
Elizabeth Deakins will preside.
Justice Council will meet Thurs
day night at Northeast Masonic
Temple for election of officers and
q Christmas party. Mrs. Russie
Candeld win preside.
Evening star., 1942-12-13
Odd Fellows

The following lodges will have
nomination and election of officers:
Beacon, Monday night; Golden Rule
and Mount Pleasant, Tuesday; East
ern and Sterling, Wednesday; Me-
tropolis, Langdon, Phoenix and
Brightwood, Friday.
Rebekah-Esther, Monday night;
Fidelity, Tuesday: Dorcas and
Mount Pleasant, Thursday; Miriam,
Friday.
Evening star., 1942-12-13
vFW Body Opposes
Transfer Of Official
Service for Veterans
Administration Council
Urges Veterans Bureau
Keep Rehabilitation
Meetings This Week.

Monday-Front Line Post,
1903 Fourteenth street NV.
Tuesday-Military Order of
the Coolies. 935 G. place NV:
Junior Drum and Bugle Corps,
Eastern High School Armory.
Wednesday-Maj. Gen. c. R.
Edwards Post. Department of
Commerce Building; Herbert l..
Edmonds Post. 1903 Fourteenth
street NV: U. S. Naval Gun
Factory Post, 209 Pennsylvania
avenue Sc.
Evening star., 1942-12-13

Opposition was voiced at meet
ing of the Council of Administra-
ton of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars last Monday night at the
District Building against the
threatened transfer of any official
functions having to do with the
rehabilitation of eX-servicemen
from the Veterans Administration
1t was explained this proposal was
to transfer such duties to the Fed
eral Security Administration. 1t is
planned to have members through
out the country write to members
of Congress protesting against the
move
Leonard j. Bacon, chairman Of
the VFW club housing project. an
nounced it is expected the building
will soon be obtained.
Equality-Walter Reed Post will
hold birthday and Christmas party
Thursday night at 935 G place NV
Members of the auxiliary and the
Junior Drum and Bugle Corps will
be guests.
Men in the service will be enter
tanned by the post and auxiliary
on December 27 at the Servicemens
Club, Ninth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV.
loc l6oNeo1 n
Grove, Emile H. Gilliaert and Sam
uel r. Hughson were obligated into
membership, and Paul l.. Apple
| man, Ed w. De Armon and Joseph
Sabacky were reinstated as men,
bers.
The next meeting will be held
January I at Pythian Temple.
The " F. w. announces they have
enlisted more than 10000 aviation
cadets for training in the Army Air
Forces. and over 10000 young men
from 18 to 26 years of age who
wished to become Army pilots, bonn
bardiers, navigators or aviation
technicians, have been interviewed
Washington Post made contri-
button of $500 for the purchase of
bonds to the "Avenge Pearl Harbor'
! program arranged by Chairman
Kaufman of the War bond drive
of Loves Capitol Theater on Mon
day night.
The presentation was made by
Comdr. Turner.
Final arrangements for the annual
Christmas visitation to Mount Alto
Hospital on December Is will be
made Tuesday at 8:l5 pm. at 935
G place NV. by Top Notch Tent,
INT.
The newly elected officers of the
VFW honor guard will be installed.
The department president. Mrs.
Dorothy Lohman. announced prize
! will be given to the member getting
the most new members and will
be awarded at the January depart
ment meeting.
National Capital Auxiliary was
presided over by the president, Mrs.
Maud Wright. The hospital chair
man, Mrs. Gertrude Lehman is max
ing plans for a hospital party at
either Mount Alto or Walter Reed
Hospital. Miss Donna Gilbert was
initiated.
Naval Gun Factory Auxiliary was
presided over by the president, Mrs.
Irene Norton. The auxiliary is plan
ming q Christmas party for the
patients of Mount Alto Hospital.
The post members will also partici-
pate in the party. Miss Marion
Wright was accepted as transfer
member. The meetings of the auxil-
iary will be held the first Wednes-
day of the month.
The Past Presidents Club met last
Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. Roberta Fawcett. with Mrs.
Adelaide Grant as co-hostess. Mrs.
Edith Denbroeder and Mrs. Mar
garet jacobson were elected to hon.
orary membership. Mrs. Josephine
Wright's birthday was celebrated.
The next meeting will be held at the
home Of Mrs. Mildred Carter. Mr..
Ida Emmeet VII be tho eo-hootaoG.
Evening star., 1942-12-13
Retired Enlisted Men

First Sergt. Carl Blumenberg, who
was retired from Company C, 1lth
Infantry, and resides at Milwaukee
Wis. was elected to membership at
. recent meeting Of Association
No. ].
Evening star., 1942-12-13

Members are requested to send
cash gifts. clothing and shoes to
Mrs. Stone, Legion welfare direc-
tor. l112 Seventh street NV, for
distribution to needy veterans and
their families.
Evening star., 1942-12-13

Comdr. Richard L. Ryan will pre-
side at the meeting of United States
Bureau of Internal Revenue Post on
December is at Stansbury Hall.
1t will be ladies' night. There will
be a Christmas party.
Evening star., 1942-12-13

Department Comdr P. j. Fitz-
gibbons announces, in accordance
with the request of the Metropolitan
Area Civilian Defense, he has ap-
pointed the post commanders as
Gaison officers for civilian defense
work. Gilbert Lansdale of Victory
Post is department liaison officer for
civilian defense.
Evening star., 1942-12-13

Lincoln Post will meet at the
American Legion clubhoue to-
morrow at 8 pm. with Comdr. Fir
min w. Stiles presiding.
Evening star., 1942-12-13

Members of United States De-
partment of Agriculture Post who
plan to attend the dinner tomor-
row at $50 pm. at the Legion club
house are requested to notify the
commander. A meeting will follow
Vice Comdr Fenton Walter is in
charge OF the Christmas party to be
given by the post and its auxiliary
at Mount Alto Hospital on Decem-
ber 10.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-21
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-21
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
"Thc Authority on Authorities"

Q. South I'D o:!y d.,mpaI. let
- =sn,ci ms y and thtn had ia
give Eat ms contract with the 0
20 the *
After tn, other dcclarcr go, tho
frtt trick with III" heart J he dc
CrI"d to work ON clubs. fearing
that If the opponents got the club
y oui Of dummy. there would not
be enough entries 10 score the
spades ~, -ri.' the club o TO tho
e. North knocked out the heart
y. and then the club \ droppcd
IN" Is. With no heart to lead back
10 his own hand. East then called
nc diamond j from dummy. lct-
ting the q win it. South now
switched 20 the spade 4, the X bc-
ing put on ana North holding I'm
his \. Next came the diamond 10
which South allowed TO win. With
ms goose now cooked. poor East
called the diamond 3 TO his Y
and SoIth,S !. Tho diamond ana
: were caSlCd also. and tho shade
D led. The Q vas called from dunn
my. tho \ winning and the g COM
ing back To the J. for the seventh
trick by tho defenders. South tho,
h3d 10 lead his heart q TO thc
Is 20 give tip tho final trick. but
TIE dccIdrcr was down three.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-21

tuatCS wildly, wars seem tu Stimu-
late demand for the commodity. In
1899. when war came t. Europe.
warehouses IN this S,Mc were closed
Tor Il few days 10 avert panicky
-"'l'ng. But export which tor u
while were draStically reduced were
resumed. II takes u lot of Smukin.
i"r lighting man. and supplies of
other types of tobacco -nOtably Tur-
ki>h--arc increasingly difficult 10
get.
The habit "f smoking. which has
increased steadily ever since the dis
Cuvcry of America. took phcnum-
nal hump during the tnSt World
War. Production OF all types Of man
UIaC,UTing tobacco scared. and Gig
'IcttcS got the lions share Of the
NJ" business.
After. 49,. ,..''.' .,uui.i''o I,v ,,,r.,u,
Increased rapidly. and these NOW
consumers added To the many con-
NCrI~ from The armed forces rapidly
C&pundCd The market for ih,c-Clrcd
tobacco.
But the use of tobacco for maxi
ing cigarettes Increased steadily in
recent yeas. In 1898, IT'S 1872 900
rrndS was used Tor this purpose. In
1929. !; required &85 .2g9 900 pounds
and TIL includes domestic manu-
ia"iGrC only.
Planters following sales which
have iust opened IN this section think
World War |! is Going 10 produce
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-21

Mature figure nced WclI-illling
"rrdics''- and this Marian Martin
Pattern. gl39. is Just the thing. The
smooth pancllcd Zip has comfort
able b,ult-up straps that give firm
support. Scallop, and lace trimming
Irc optional
Pattern gl3g may be ordered only
IN wom,n'S sizes "a. SO. 80. 40. ".
=. 70. "a. 10. Size "a. slip. require,
= ! g yards 80 inch.
send FIR lem CENTS tplus ONE
ENT 10 cover cost Of mailing) for
rs Marian Martin Pattern. Be sure
writ. pla.uf, your SIZE. NAME.
DDRESS and STYLE NUMBER.
send your order 10 Henderson
Daily Dispatch. Pattern Department,
lg2 y. 18th St. Me@ York. n. =.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-21
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
"The Authority on Authorities"
"The Authority on Authorities"

the diamond X He caShcd the
club a for his ninth trick but then
lost the last four tricks to tn.
C!Wb q, diamond q and club *
Tn" other d-rlar"r counting
ny. saW that by tn" rafting method
he could yet only three tricks
with ms SId" Slut aces plus three
with heart runs ana thrc. with
Sra'" ri!tS. a total OF n!nc. 50 then
C"uE'D! the other alternative
Tins showed that II spaces were
divided ana n" diamonds three.
two. WIN South holding the Q. he
could dro? truIrpS ruff up spades
md have three spades for heart
d!Scards. SO that there would be
only tvs" losing clubs SO II. chose
that plan. which might make hi,
contract
After winning the opener with
the heart y he led TO the shade a.
ruiird the with the diamond Z
EncSSod tn" diamond J. rufrcd the
spade ! with the diamond : set.
tirG UP the SUIT cashcd the dia-
m"nd X and \ 10 drop trurnps.
and then ran the dummy's re-
manning thr"" spades. parking his
hearts on them He cashcd the
club y the" ioi the eleventh trick
anu conceded ~" last two
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-21
Society News
DEFENSE. NEl.A.

Row upon row, the cottages food.
SnrIr nI asbestos and some OF wund
Uuddlcd together. 80 space Ia .pay,
Except Tor patcn 81 iron. yard
where
The grass put forn u >:rupglins
blade
r'naldrd by the cpol q! Shade.
Stark ncwncSS they Zero. and quite
the same,
Zach marl-boX had ON it :. WORKER
name.
Experts IN metal who make the
Their skill the pul"c Of nation.
vCnS)
Like part, ul Il Ecomctrlc plnn
Almost ~ Tar as III" eve could :pun.
Alike the houses! nearly iorar, 80
Eut II VA: certain thai they ,yc.r
For NOW there WAS little. and ruvy
WAS there much,
y, each with an individual touch
Showed I'M, MAS home. and the
GwCllrrS there
Tended It with posse aIvr care.
Where tho sun Sh"nc not. and the
ground WAS dry.
Without - tree again the sky.
4 tho ri pitcher. - pottery lawn
Locked i"ni ? iii IL a sparse Iuvn
lawn.
\ lartul "i cactus thru upward its
pres
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-21
Miss SleaIy Weds
William r. Oswald

The following anno,nccp,c,, +,
hccn received by humber -.
friends here: Va
MI and Mrs. John Franklin Shca,v
announce the marriage of their
daughter
Jessie Lorcnc
William Ray Oswald
corporal. United States Arm,
on IA, 1day the eighth of Anru,,
nineteen hundred and ior;y-two
Saint Paul'S Chapel
Camp Grant. Illinois"
Mrs. Oswald. a native of Levine
."h' y l.. was member q: the
Junior high school faculty crr three
wears. teaching the sixth grade there
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-21
(.IicStn I.rLNr.

Jane and GcnrG" Clmnurn. ul
South IIll: Jimmie JcltrIr~. If Pal
NJ! Springs. and Virginia Allen. at
trr,niUn, who have been visiting
,t"L Uncle and cunt. Mir. "ni MIR.
y. II. Daniel. on ,hc ONIord Road.
.nr several DAYS. lett ycstC"du! ion
"Nr."nton II ~ II inr " mi white
with Alr, and Mr. Pryor Nurn.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-21
COUNT ALTERNATIVES

WHEN YOU are in tough
contract and you see two differ.
ent ways to play the hand. don't
merely select one of them because
OF no particular reason. Count mp
what the result figures to he II
you choose one method and com
pare ii with the probable outcome
if you pick the other plan. This IS
especially vital when the choice is
between rufiing out certain loser.
and trying to discard them on .
side suit
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-21

I'V,. N0Wurc> H.NmDld-. .0n -.
Charles Reynolds. Nj. Airy. ha~ n"cr
promoted I" the RAM. al corporal.
hi, friends here viii learn with inter
est Reynolds Is NOW stationed at
Trenton. y. j.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-21

Pic. Frank Short returned t. Fort
Bragg yesterday atfcr having Il Shor,
iUrl"uGH. when inc visited his wife
IN Soatn Boston. Va. am rclatiycs
and friends hCIC.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-21
Returns from SYLVIA

Mrs j. y. Paris has returned
from sylvia where She spent several
weeks, and SHE Is now at the teach
,rJgr. on Church street
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-21
l.ClNrN SLiiIrt;IN

Miss Earlimc Brmm will ivuy" Sat
,ud1y ion Georgia Warm Springs
Population lnr Il lew day. She Will
To- accompanied hv her Gramdmuth-
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