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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-02-05

Jay Steinmetz returned Tuesday
from Seattle.
Ted Jenkins visited his mother
Mrs. John Jenkins this week
]. w. Jess and Oscar Larsen sent
to Ellensburg Wednesday,
George Smith and Claude Clnns
went to Spokane Sunday.
| Clarence Eheler and nephew
| Gerald Ehelers. We're recent visitors
| of Mrs B. Ehler and son. Mr.. Ehel-
er returning to California Tuesday
and Gerald to his home in Penticton
3. c. soon
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Woodcook an"
| daughter, Rosemary, Rev. and Mrs
George Moe Of Spokane were over
night guests at the ] Ed, Tucker
home Tuesday.
Mrs. Calvin Higginbotham, Eph'
rata, is visiting her parents here.
LOST--SmaTl black cocker span
iel. If located, please notify LeRoy
Hook. adv,
Ruth O'Connor was a weekend
guest of Kathleen Larsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. 7. Schmidtman
of Withrow were visitors at the
Giezentanner home this week. Mrs
Mary Mccain and Mrs. Florence
Purcell were callers at Giezentann'
ers Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilburn
have moved to Coulee City from
Wilbur, and have taken up residence
in the Thompson house.
Coulee City's main street is be-
ginning to show the wear and tear
of wet weather, and is badly pitted
where the surfacing material has
broken through.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo LAWN, Theda
Gordon and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nei-
hart attended a show at the dam
Sunday afternoon.
Word from Adrian Tucker states
that he has been stationed with a
medical detachment at Paine Field,
Everett.
The Charles ], Weller home is
undergoing extensive remodeling,
aud an addition is being constructed
to the house.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-02-05
STUDENTS UNDERGO
PHYSICAL INSPECTION

The Grant county nurse, Mrs;
Wry, has been here for the past few
days conducting physical inspection
of students in both the grade and
high schools.
Where medical attention is found
to be needed by the children, rec
ommendation slip is sent to the par
ents. In some cases, where the fam
lily is financially unable to have the
medical treatment performed, the
county Red Cross will pay for the
doctor, it was indicated.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-02-05
LADIES AID TO MEET

The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will
Thursday afternoon at $50. Mrs.
Joplin is to act as hostess All Wom-
en- interested in the church are in"
vited to attend.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-02-05
COUNCIL MEETS

A regular meeting Of the city
council was held last night. Renew
al of the airport lease was discuss
ed, and other routine business con-
Quoted.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-02-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Abbott are
visiting their daughters in Can.
fornia.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-02-05

Paul Cflessing left Tuesday for
Seattle.
Mr.. ana Mrs. ]. D. Simons of Port
land visited her parents Mi. and
Mrs. ]. r. Goodall last week. Mrs.
Goodall returned home with them
fol- a weeks visit.
Henry Hartwig and Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Bemis went to North Bonnie
Vile and Castle Rock last week.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-02-05

Shirley Temple, now twelve re-
turns to the screen IN Kathleen
masterpiece of laugh and heart
throbs. "Kathleen' is playing Fri
day and Saturday at the Mason
City Theatre which tops a strong
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Replaces Bunny BERGEN

Vido MuSSo has permanently
decided 10 take over the late
Bunny Berigan : band. currently
playing AT jefferson Beach
Swing fans all over the coun-
Try know Nido as one Of the
best tenor sax men in the buSi-
ness. He formerly starred with
Benny Goldman, Gene kiupa
and Harry James orchcstraS.
What many of them do not
know is that Nido was born and
raised in Highland Park, that
he studied the SaXophOne AZ the
Detroit Conservatory of Music,
PLAYED here with local bands for
q time, and then went TO the
Coast TO ION Goodman for his
first big-time job. He is icatur-
ing the work Of Bob Shelley.
1S-year-old drummer whom he
believes 10 be the best IN the
business, and the songs Of young
Doris Bell. rhythm singer.
Out IN the park, the Mills
family offers free aerial enter
tainment 10 augment the more
than 30 new and exciting rides.
The beach is open for swim
ming night and day, and the
speedboats are operating on the
lake for riding and aquaplaning.
Edgewater Park is Offering
Peeiay Ringers. high-wire dare
devil, as tho free outdoor act
each evening.
For a man who recently cele-
brated his forty-slxth birthday,
Peejay does spectacular work.
He climbs atop a 90-foot rig
ging. set up like ski-ump
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Outdoor Ansuseni ents:
G0I'HE BAND THAT PLAYS

WT'HE BAND THAT PLAYS
THE BLUES. undSr the
baton of Woody Herman, has
been drawing crowds since open
ing at Eastwood Gardens, Fri
day evening. The group will
play for the jam session this
Sunday afternoon and will con-
tinue each night through Thurs
day. On Friday, Charlie Barnet
will bring his musical stars into
the gardens.
Herman has an unusual num-
Der of musical stars, among
them, Billie Rogers, known as
the Girl With the Horn" She's
one of the few outstanding
swing trumpet players in the
world and the only girl instru-
mentalist featured with high
ranking bands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

rectors of the Detroit Institute
Of Musical Art, will present a
wealth of Detroit talent in such
masterpieces as The Happy
Prince by Oscar Wilde; THE
Blue Bird" by Maurice Maetcr-
linck-an abridged form there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Announce Picnic

THURSDAY. THE Detroit
Conservatory of Music is hold
ing its annual picnic at Bob-Lo.
On Friday, Doris Bell. pupil Of
CHI Szanto, will appear in re-
cital in the Conservatory hall
at BIS ID. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Herman Has Z Bands

Herman features two bands
within the one organization. the
first known as the "Woodchop-
pers," who helped 10 make that
dance tune popular, and the
other. THE Four Chips, Both
are of the rug cutting type.
The shakespeare man will
perform his high Wire daredevil
act twice on Sunday. afternoon
and evening, and nightly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

also will be a advertisements
and a three-act comedy entitled
Star Bound.
The two-day dance and drama
festival will be held at the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

Detroit Institute of Arts on
Wednesday and at the Detroit
Federation OF Women Clubs on
Monday, June 20. Botlf-perform-
anceS will start at BIB p. IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

rides a bicycle down the steep
incline. leaves the bicycle at the
take-off and dives 100 feet over
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Woody Herman at Eastwood; Muss
At Jefferson; Diver at Edsewdter..

the heads of the spectators into
a tank of water only 2l feet
wide and 81 feet deep.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Dance and Drama
Festival Planned

CONFORMING WITH their
yearly policy. Violet and Donald
Armand. dance and drama di-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

VAN nVYC-van Dyke Mr.. Harper Pr. ~
'hN DihL Open Noon. Cooled Ffr4
showing IN This Neighborhood. Wiliiar|
THE REMARKABLE ANDREW" pfu|
sidney Blsckmer In 'GALI.ANT LADH.}
Special "superman.' Latest War New(
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
-Hs~tlngs q F.rssworth

W mn lLLD Mat. II 90, Open All Ntyh(
Jack Oakie. Linda DarnelL Geo Mufp,r
In RISE AND SHINE" Plus Kent Tayt6
and Irene Hervey in FRISCO LII"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

JpT0WN-siaek-C Chalmers TU. s-0sss
VI IuUN Open i2:45 p. NJ. Cooled
Park Free. ride EN-, COWBOY" wild
abbott q Costello. .Greta Carlo. Mslvy}
Douglas in "Twd-FACED WOMAN.S.)
Cartoon. Latest War News
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

R0SEDALEoD.SSs9 W'" s,.. s, 10; 1919 rs.
@. R0binsons - NHOLY PARTNERS. Il
with Edward Arnold. Plus MR.. BU0
GOES TO TOWN" a Full Length Featurd
In Technlcolor. 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

WYAkD0TTE-MAJESTIC-"'.soss.s,"'' .. 3
ALIAS sosToS. sIAcKIs." 2. norri)
y0JR--Fsres, At Mt. giii-ss. % fses 4
. ,vvs ,, Or. ,aIw' y. igs.s
IN. Russell. "DEsION ron sCASDlL.l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

Times SQUARE opsm 500 :. 4. CAS- NJ 81
Hits. All Seats 15c SPECIAL I'M
sPECTOR." Also PVT. sNUFFY sMITn.|
Plus ARIZONA ROUNDUP" New
"superman." Serial. Park Free After q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

IINITCn ARTJSTS-cooL COMFORTS
ouiLD hiioio Open t0:45 A. N
NORMA Shearer and MELVIN Douglas a
I'VE WERE DANCING" Plus Van Hsni|
in "GRAND CENTRAL NCHDEH.@
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01
GLON COLLEGE MUSIC
PROFESSOR is NAMED

Elou College. Mug l.-PrcSidcnt
Leon Edgar Smith haS announced the
appointment at Irving - BARLEY. of
Baldwin. Kansas. as head of the
music department of Zion College for
IN" coming year Professor BartiCy
will come 30 Elon directly from New
MEXICO Highlands univ crSity. Las
Vegas. New Mexico. where he has
ben associated with the music de-
partmCnt for tho past two years.
Prior 10 vcntirinE to New Mexico.
he was professor OF piano. organ and
harmony a, Baker university. Bald
win. Kansas. for over eleven years.
He acquired his formal education
a' tho New England Conservatory
"i Music ! Boston. and Syracuse
university. Syracuse. n. Y. II was
here that nc received his masters de-
gree IN Music Upon the acceptance
oi his thesis. which vas harmony
textbook which M had complied
and used successfully NJ Baker TINT
..'.'. 'NG 49,. "eIr. :NrG--'>''.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01
a. X. PRESBYTERIANS
PLAN CONFIDENCE

Clinton. S. CDR. {. Bynum
Belts, director OF the department of
religious education of me Associate
Reform Presbyterian churcu. mas an
nouncrd the plans To-. workers
conference which VII be held ~
the BOnc!arkcn Summer Assembly
Grounds, Flat Rock. August 70 %.
Among the outstanding leaders -
the conference will be in ". {.
Robinson. head of The dcp"I tllCut
Oi historical theology a. CoiuMD a
Seminary, Decatur. Georgia. ana Or.
II. Shelton Smith, he'd of 'h> de
partmcnt OF Christian ethics al DuSr
University. Dr. Robinson Viii ;cacn
4 course entitled, The Che Ga
through tine Centuries. Dr.. Smith.
course will Dc On ways of Teach
ing.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01
Substitutes
Are Offered
For Meats

Mrs.. Ruth Wick Everett. of the
consumer division OF OPA. today adj
N.Scd families Ia buy poultry. fish
ana other protein foods, which are
plentiful. during The temporary beef
veal and pork shortage.
Meat. poultry and fish arc equal
III food value. the consumer division
pointed out. while urging that huu. O.
WIVES BUY more poultry. especially
Tia" victory food specials such as
nr"ilrrS and fryer. which are
abundant al this time.
Good buys i'll fresh fish should al
;" Er watched for.
Cheese. dried bean peas. and len
tbs are other Inexpensive sources Of
protein. according Ia the divisions
i""d experts. They can bc made into
variety oi main dishes for the fam
lily ,dUlr
Cans cf fish and meat now on
sion" shelves .huuld br purchased
SparimCly. the division warned. t.
mix" IL" supply last Il long as pos-
sI"i' Hnd tu give everyone - fair
share. y large part OF our canned
! iI>h supply Is being hippcd L. our
SriHIcls and allies all over the wOrIG,
while production of canned meat Ton.
civilian use has been Curtailcd'
M,a's arc prriShablc fuudS which
pol quickly and are nnrhuarCiablc.
Sncr the shortage is temporary. c.
CO. huvlmG would be futile.
Purchasers shnu!d refuse - p.r
ur'r" tirau In" March ceiling ~. I,
. i"r Hc Hmd pork So thai no ,icai.,
. r:r: tab" auvanrai" "r tn" cmCrgcn :
! l." r3,s" prices. Without price co;,-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01
METHODIST CONCERNED OVER
ALCOHOL. SITUATION

GrCcnSbOro.-Calling attention 10
the recently published report of the
State Board of AlCoholic Control
which Indicated that liquor sales in
North Cardinals ABC counties
doubled from June. 1871. To- June.
1912. thc North Carolina Christian
Advocate. Methodist journal. de
Clarcs The record 20 he e. startling
and Illuminating ono" Says the re
llgiors paper: we ration Sugar and
gas and rubber and arc made t0 pay
2 10 cents u gallon more for gas on
this Atlantic >Caboard. but no limit
is placed on liquor" Justice SLICK
(Spcaking Ia q Raleigh wiu-thC-wa~
meeting uSItCd that victory
demands u|iil"lS--Uvnidi ~ the daily
necessities ~ ~" WhN un' ha"C
s.s~ 'N,1 2~-r6,'''ru ~ 'r.- .e.fffr
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01
Meeting Monday of
W. S. C.. S. Circles

Circles Of tho Woman'S Society -,
Christian Service Of the FRS; AIcth-
"hISt church will meet Monday att
crn"un rs follows:
No. !. MI. \. J. Watkins chair
man. with Mrs. W. ID. Payne. on An
urcwS avenue NJ ! O'Clock.
No. ,. Mrs. II. j. S,alin.S char
man. III the ladies parlnr of tho
church with Nj. II. Il. Robin .nr
and Mr.. Sailing, a hnsicss"S. a: /
"'"IncE.
No. 3. Nh. II. II. Lewis ch:irr .n,.
with MIR. II. l.. Gambler. iGl Clark"
street, 1T / u'cinck.
NJ. !. Mrs. T.. q. FaIkncr ch:.r..
man. with Mir. G.. W. Furqucrnu -,
Nv College .tiCCt. and Mr.. Nnr.
Mac Mcintosh - joint hnSiCS ~ ::
No. =. Mrs. X. Is. Thnma chair
man. al the home of Mrs. -. I
l:"rkhal. 500 Andrews avcuu"
Mrs. John Edwards hostess. al |.
No. Il. Nil. john Lee Wcsirr char
man. with Mrs. *. s. TSlcy. -!
Granite street. at ! ncluck.
M. :. Mrs. G.. Il. Allcn chairman
with Mrs. I. j. Rogers. 100 Icu,
street. al / u'cluck.
M. 3. Mrs. +. Il. Rose chairman
with Mrs. O. II. parhm, 1855 Yuunl
avenue. at / o'clock.
No. 9. Mrs. ". II. Wmdlcy chair
man. with Mrs. J. W. Sanders. Is:
Granite street. Il, si:3O o'clock.
No. 10. Mrs Gnhdc Fleming chair
man, ut church with Mrs. !. II. Howl,
and Mrs. {. Moore as hoS,cSScS. al
$40 O'Clock.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01
CHI'RtITS VACATION
SCHOOL PROLONGED

Gree" Sburp.-ThC vacation Bible
school oi the FIRST Congregational
Christian church here has been 80
successful tins summer that il has
been decided. much {" the delight
ri The youngsters who have attended.
I" continue The program another
month. MImy of the young people
"i the church serve ON the teaching
staff. I'm au effort - br of still ftirth-
Cr service. the ChurCh'S young poo
pie conduct u program of directed
rCcrcatI"" each Wednesday after
noon FOR all children who live in tho
nCighb"rhnod Of the church. whcth-
o. they arc church members or not.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01
AROUND
CAPITOL SQUARE
by LINN INSECT
Daily DiSpatch Bureau
I'm The Sir Walter iInlrI-EaIri"h

II WASN'T TRUE Ou. .4 those
runners. that somehow col au.rnrr. oct
gong without amy apparent .,.;-pIl
gained currency around tho .qIarr
yesterday that lots ul employees IA
the revenue building got u raise IN
pay This month"; That sounded like
good news and this columui~t began
a ChrCkup. Sad Ia say. Their. Ma. mo-
foundation Ton the report. Well. may
be there WAS this slight ground .ri.
II. II developed that y. j. Adam.
assistant attorney general a.. Igupd
Ia IN" revenue department. did get
Il $500 u year raise effective LuiN
!. That WAS To- bring his salary up
I" Si.5OO the same drawn 10y "iucy
assistant attorneys general. and al-a
io comply with agreement made al
the time hC entered State employ.
So did another good n"t-wcathcl
story blow UP.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01

FIRE rRDTECTION Tn" Stat
building am: grounds committee MA.
asked for cost estimate. co.'s lIrcpyDul
ing two rooms in the State CIpItu.
lnr keeping valuable Stat" d"Cu
mCntS. The capitol it-Cll. Il. well u.
III of tn, newer buIidnGs around ihr
uuaIC. * practically "iIrcpr"nl' any
how. Tho thick STONE wall. W"II!i
moi burn. and II Is almost neon
CCivablC that they could got not
enough Ia Cr,mblC.
For ordinary State papers %uci.
protection is adequate. There arc
many hundreds of Ton of STATE roc
urlS stored IN numerous buIdIuG-
and warehouses. some 81 them arc
scarcely worth kCCpiu". D'H"l> arc
kept Ia comply with statutes.
On tic other hand there are .nnC
I'D records whose los 0r daEi2"
would be iYrcparabl". Legislative
journals IN The original. CulGn'ui rec
crdS dating bGCk 10 iiii. ANA similar
documents cannot be computed in
COLLAR value. AZ present they arc
stored on the third floor of tn CdyI-
tpl. and tic current movement j. Ia
make these storage rooms loo pcI
cent fircpruut. secretary OF oluW
Thad Etirc admits the war apCCdCd
up considerations rf tho project. hrIj
says that ii would have been under
taken anyway.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01

Observation-Disclosures EruuGn-
ton and ~ number of military "rtI-
Gers Urid u conference AT Munl 9
Yesterday luukInG Ia full Cn"prrH-
'lrn of iIW enforcement aGCnrIc:. IN
tho CIrulua> manCuNCr area. EN-
prlf,uc, mas proven that men >:u-
toned al an Army post give lrtti,'
trouble iu civil authorities. but $".-
dlcr- ON the 60. either on munCtiN-
rrs cor on Through. pre- Cnt Il muIc
iIiuCuii prnblCm.
Upon the whole, local p,Ir"" u.
the towns where such .,"ldrcr. CON.
.rrgitc IN large numbers have ruUud
hii'c T." complain about. The confer
"ucc We tCrday. like several Whiri
had preceded II IN other pII't. 81 tn"
tate. VA 4" prevent unpleasant &c
rurrCnCCS rather than I" deal wlir
conditions already Developed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01
Egypt News
BY THELMA HEDGEPETu

Il. r. Afford has returned 10 De-
Ca;ur. Georgia. after attending the
funeral OF his brother. J. S. Afford
He stayed Il week with hls mother.
Mrs. i. II. Afford
Perry Wynne. II Raleigh. Is spend
rrg some time WITH Eugcnc and ".
y licdgcpcth and his grandmother
Mrs. =. II. Afford
Mr.. and Mrs. y. {. HcdGcpcth
were Sunday guests ol Mr.. and Mrs.
" |. IIcdGcpcth.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Wynnc and
Mr. and Mrs. Buddy ford. of
Frank linton. were visitors SUNDAY
afternoon of Mr. and Mrs. W. l.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01

You want to look smart and trim
as you 60 about your busy day This
Marian Martin style. Pattern 9Ol7, is
the sort Of housefrock you'll wear
the clock around The scalloped
edges are becoming and gay: the
front skirt has a SHINING panel.
Pattern g047 may be ordered only
in womcns sizes "a. SO. 80. 10. ~.
~. 46. 10 and 80. Size 80 requires
3 80 yards 80 inch fabric.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS (plus ONE
CENT 10 cover cost Of mailing) for
this Marian Martin Pattern. BE sure
10 write plainly your SIZE. NAME.
ADDRESS and STYLE NUMBER.
Send your order 10 Henderson
Daily Dispatch. Pattern Department.
2g2 ". 18TH st. Ne" YORK. N. =.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01

III an rp,rGnc. Arrangements ni
i"SrN. Nnapdragun. and pvtt,n..,
were placed IN the other room, .,
the house.
ha'rr III the afternoon Miss Nr-
R.'.a hunt entertained several out
o!-"Wn visitors and their huStvss,s.
MIS- lhrrI" Carter has two guests.
MISS Martha Thornton. of Dunn, and
MISS Betty Jean DowncS. al Cape
cnailr>. Va. Mrs. ID. &. Cameron. of
1. =. Is visiting Miss Helen
ciScr. and Miss Elizabeth Law, has
Mis- Nancy Dean. of Rocky Mount.
as her gUv>t.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01
SOCIETY NEWS
To PARIS. IN SUMMERTIME.

,rbcr twilight CrouchcS like Il fllrtivc
thief
Hmm your buulcvardS, do lovers 20
sill To- the Star-Swcpt woods OF
FOnlalncblcau.
And are the trees OF Luxembourg i'll
leaf:
ob have they huShcd the bells ol
ST. Gcrmain'
Noe, Sacrc Occur speak with the
voice OF bells?
whot Of the sound of petals blows.
and rain
I'm rohhlcstoncS. the Tilt of carruuScls
And. m The blackouL, does there
bloom 4 spark
,,nwaycring against the windy dark?
Kathryn Craycns
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01
City Road To
Begin Revival

i revival mc' 'urg ~ I" hcCm Ia.
morrow evening - . o'clock nj City
Road Nc'hudr church in North
Henderson. Rev. i. *. WOrthingtnn.
the pastor. announced that the
preaching viii be 10y Rev. y. &.
iCIVi- pastor "i the First Methodist
'iiurCh of Henderson
Services viii he held each evening
II rough the wcCh ~ g o'clock An
uuuuCCmCnI l. Ia be made later of
my cNtCusiun al the revival. on as To-
NnCiCCr ur not day -CrviCCS will bC
jcd. The public IS invited 10 attCuu
lr -NrN.lCrS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01
Miss Carter Has
Dance for Guests

IGNORING her hnri>c guest. Miss
t''''% Jean DnwncS. ni Cape Char
Il. Virginia. and Miss Martin.
IN"H'"n. OF Dunn. Miss Carrie Car
IT, entertained number Of friends
~ .' enjoyable dance al West End
Country club Friday night.
MUSIC WIS furnished by the
m'N"I"d""n. and during the cvrnin.
T""'h and waters were served the
Etc.i..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01
Mrs. Gh0lS0n Has Tea
IGNORING Mrs. Bulfo1lr

Mrs. w. u. GholSun entertained 81,
number Of friends AT tea Friday ~,
crh1oh al 1--WE o'clock. at her home
Oh burwciI avenue, i'll honor of her
sister. Mrs. {. IL. Balfour. OF Nor
i"iK' Virginia. who is her house
guest.
Punch was poured by Mrs. II. Il.
Powell and Mrs. Edwin Fuller Par
nam. and Mrs. F.. G.. Evcrritt served
cake. y variety of cookies. sand
"lchcS, mlnts and nuts were served,
The punch table. covered with a
Face cloth. had lovely ccntcrpircc
OF roses and baby'S breath ARRANGED
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01

MAY ACT-i.n>i night q, md
night the May ac' federal statute for
control uI prostitution. became CT
l,ClIvc in a Owen c"uutI"- adJaCru;
Io the Fort Brag- area. While APP
plicatlcu ui III" federal law Ia thi.
territory makes u pu,~IDir Ia haudl"
vice case, IN federal courts. and as
sure, assistance at FIJI agents and
l.. s. marshal, IN enforcing Tho law.
county and municipal officers were
warned not I" s!uckcn their efforts
nj Cuntrr.
There has been - far splendid CO.
Operations between military ana civil
authorities IN !aw enforcement.
North Carolina has more soldier
quartvrcd ~ Is borders than Any
other state. "a tact which has led tu
complications somCtImcS IN matte; =
uI Jurisdiction. Generally the SlII.d.
tInu ina, been handled by mutual
agreements and the hope has bc-n
EXPRESSED 10y State authorities tnIt
me- ~c,Ir,5- conflict would arise over
enforcement, ri the May act.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01
Edith Ellis Class Meets.

IT,, Edith Ellis Bible class al t.rc
FI,-' EaptIS; church viii meet Mon
day evening III 8 o'clock With Miss
tI'r@ E;rIgGs TrnCdnu. Mrs Charlie
L"U-uI.n. il. viii act a. Joint n"SIc-s.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01
Has IIayritlc

Master John {. Drcwry. son of Mr..
and Mr.. David Jackson Cooper. en-
''''au"d u few uf his friends on Il
hayri" Friday afternoon. in cclcbra-
tvu 10: ms birthday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01
From Rocky Mount.

III. Elizabeth Laws has returned
from Rocky Mount whrr" Sh" visit
ed Miss Nancy De- and Miss Dean
accompanied her her" for u VI it,
Al Dean will nc here through
Tue. day.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01
Visit Mrs. (OODcr

n i Norwood Whitley and son.
JOHN II. Whitley. "G Stan'"nburG. are
,s-rn- Mis- WhtI - sister. Mrs.
Da.jd .llci,s"u Cooper. al her home
un G.p..rN avenue.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01
Charlotte Guest.

MIS-. -. {. Cameron. OF Charlotte,
i. the guest al Miss Helen IciSrr, at
her home on the oxford road.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01
Returns 10 Isiri,mund.

III Mary Allen returned yC tCr-
dav I, Rrchmuud. VA. after spcndrrg
he ,Jrut,uu here with her par"uIs.
~ and Mr.. T.. G.. Allen, and ~
M Head.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01

Americas most successful COM
munistic experiment took place a;
Economy north nf Pittsburgh OF tho
Ohio river II was founded hv tho
harmon" -srr's'v ~ lriN
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01
Guests Of Miss Garter.

Nj Carrie Carter has as her
rur.r. Nl-~ Betty Jean D"wnc>. ni
cane Charles. Virginia. and Miss.
Martha Thornton. "i Dunn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01

The second largest church in
America. LE-'.-" de- Nu'rc Dame. in
No"'rcaI. Province ul QucbcC. has
within = ~'c"pl" the largest church
Icii uu the continent.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01
SilrkcN on Visit Here.

Il. y. Starkry. VIII" i engaged III
Amy ,1mp work III and near Rrch
wrui. a. pending iw" weeks here
ru vacation with hi family.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01
Miss Powell Here

Mi,, Fannie Powell arrived yes
,crdav from Richmond, Va. Ia visit
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. X. d.
Powell Tor several days.