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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
GOT EXCITED

Well" asked Ann patiently.
"Oh. I gets excited, answering
all those questions. It's like "A
game. see, and me legs gets 10
jumping and the first thing l
know the mans WatChin'. and 1
cant stop 'em. He asks me "a
few more qucstinS, then he says
he don't think what with ridin'
in subways, maxim transfers,
Carryin' heavy bundles Of pat
terms, l could make il
Tough"
Ann got up. walked round the
table. pressed her check 10 Don
IN sympathy. She spoke no word
She dared not again mention tho
country. 1t would only excite HIM
The KellCyS finished supper
Alice did her home work while
Ann put May TO bed and read &c
her. She heard Don calling
MA, where's my uniform >"
Your uniform >"
yeah. got Ia have IL
sponged and pressed and new
service wound stripes SeWed on
10 wear tomorrow.
Il can do that, II YOU get the
stripes"
"Ah, don't YOU bother. Gatti,
the tailor, says he'd do the whole
/ Job for 30 cents"
"Nhy. Don, l can do Spenging
and pressing every bit "a well
a. Gatti. and as for sewing
40, l want il done right. |
got good reason"
FIFTY cents, Don"
"Ah. what's half buck
when want 10 look extra
good ."
why. Dom"
well. its surprise. You'll
. Spp Tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31

IN the treatment of infantilc
paralysis is the improvement
that has been made in the re-
Mobilization Of patients through
orthopcdic surgery and the use
Of braces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Birthday Fe+e
Spurs Drive
On InfantiIe
Money Used 10 Push
Paralysis Research
BY LOGAN CLENDENING. MD.

DN LOnt.N 7 LEN DI@ANAANpt VI u
As | pointed out in a recent
article. a great deal Of
research in infantile paralysis
is being encouraged under the
provisions of the Nation |
Foundation which sponsors the
Presidents Birthday Celebration
in order to obtain the money
for the prosecution OF these
researches.
We can not say yet with con-
fdence that we have any method
of preventing infantile paralysis.
Research has not furnished us
with that gift, although it is
working toward it.
There is no serum which the
patient can take in the midst
Of an epidemic that will prevent
an attack.
Nor can we say. once an
attack IS established. that we
have any serum treatment which
will prevent the paralysis or
even reduce it.
The cause of infantile paralysis
has been pretty definitely eStab-
hShod as a filtcrable virus.
This virus can be recovered
from the central nervous system
of patients who have died from
the disease and will produce the
disease IN monkeys.
1t is generally accepted that
the virus enters the nervous
system through the mucous
/ membrane Of the nose.
In Sweden a school of cpl
dcWologiStS believe that it
enters the body through the
/ digestive tract.
Suggestions that il is possible
. 20 pick up the disease by bath
ing IN >cwaEc-polIutcd waters
have apparently led 10 some
, favorable results.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31

tables. think there's bread
and butter i'm the kitchen"
Don Kelly arrived in time fol
supper.
steak, And onions. say.
its 80 long since I've IT steak
don't know how to begin"
Il bought that steak for May.
shes run down"
Ann saw no need for tcllinl
what had happened in school bu
Alice blurtcd out.
"MaN tainted In classroom.
"WhN. the poor kid. We sure
got Ia do something about that.
Wait till land me job.
nearly did today. \ delivery
jab. Twas To deliver bundles of
patterns all around the city. The
man asked me IL lot of questions
about Brooklyn, Harlem. the
Bronx. even Staten Island;
streets and how YOU got there.
lie couldn't stick me Pretty
good for an cN-country Kid,
oh -"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
20 congratulations, Sc r geant.
Better late than ncNcr.'
SIT NTIoN SAVED

A voice mntr .n ou har
Thoughts. J. wins Don wartime
Congratulations Is Nau too.
Mr.. kclltN. H. uulS what Don
doser, ~. long time coming.
That's The Var department.
llc I.f.., Ann w., rru-cIri-
81 f,. .naiH. arr,~. -cu'ri shoes
nv tho WsN. 7 like 4" have
my boys about me. Would Don
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
QUESTIONS, ANSWERS

G.. s.. Is aspirin used 10 elimi-
nate acid from the system?
Answer: Aspirin is an acid
itself. Its only function is TO
relieve discomfort.
L. G.: Sometime ago ! read
in your column of some one
using sodium perboratc as a
nasal spray. Could you please
tell me how To use IT. how
often. and with what 10 mix IL
and IN what proportion?
Answer: Sodium pcrborate Is
a mild antlSeptiC used rs a
mouth wash garGlc or nasal
praX.-A-tcaSpnnnlulLn-a-glaN-
OF warm water makes a , per
cent solution. When used in any
treatment for the mouth and
nose. II should ho followed by 3
rinse of salt water.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
ONLY JOBS IN CITY


mix. Ann. Everybody knows
the only jobs are i'm the city
these DAYS. I've got a line on a
job right now.
4 lump came into AIMS throat
as she noted the desperate look IN
her husbands eyes.
There. Don boy, don't worry,
I've got Mrs. Feldstein's wash to
do tod. I'll he going now"
Ann Kelley left the Second ave-
nue. tenement. She walked up
SiNty-eighth street. She glanced
up at the budding maple leaves on
the trees planted along the curb.
At least. the terrible winter was
over. She drew a long breath.
The spring sun warmed her. Its
rays. the scent of newly opened
buds the spring breeze sitting past
her cheek. all stirred her deeply
with longing for the country.
If only for the sake Of Alice and
MAY no. Don. man-hkc. was
welded to the dirty city streets,
the sordid buildings, the racketlng
elevator trains still Don had
worked in the country before the
war.
Outside the police station. Ann
met Sgt. Larry Flynn. lie had
been in Don'S regiment. Now, II
addition 10 patrol duty, he super
vised relief food distribution.
Good morning. Mrs. Kelley"
he smiled. I've "A few odd cans
III he leaving for YOU this eve
ming"
Thanks, Larry, we're in need
Of them"
The police sergeant continued
smiling.
And tell Don by no means TO
fail 10 turn ont for parade to-
morrow -. Memorial day"
SCANT BUDGET
Ann nodded, hurrying on. Shi
4 could not trust her voice. Mem
orial day. MoCkery. Would thu
few cans Of groceries Larry nigh
leave her. the $3.50 from Mr.,
Feldstein's wash. feed Alice, May
As well a. Don and herself the res
Of that week? A cloud hid IN
sun The first drops Of a drizZln
spring rain felt bitter on her lips
When Ann returned Ia the tcnC
men' that evening. spent and arm
weary. her elder daughter met hol
MAY tainted in school today.
Teacher sent H. home"
MAY tainted. Where's the
child now ." AIMS lips went
hloodleSS.
Lying down. Teacher said
NAV shouldn't come back 10
school for IA while She gaNe me
This letter for YOU"
'he younger daughter lay on
faded couch. Ann caught The nh
face ln her hands
Nv What j. II. baby ." She asked
DO YOU feel sick >"
MAY smiled
NO. not really sick, mother.
ONLY tired. awful tired
Teacher said she should have
beefSteak. and lots and lots Of
milk. She said MAY was terrible
weak" reported Alice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31

"NiN. Ann. Everybody knows
the only jobs are in the city
these DAYS. I've got n line on a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31

4 lump came into AIMS throat
as she noted the desperate look II
her husbands owes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31

There. Don boy, don't worry,
I've got Mrs. Feldstein's wash 10
do taday.=f'ii he going now"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
By Walt Disney
Everybody's Dish!
A Suggested Clue

corvrc1l Dsrlbned ny KING Fe'f0c IN
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-23
NURSES ANNOUNCE
LIFE AND DEATH

Jackson, Mich. Nov 23-In the
same family at Mercy Hospital life
and death visited within five min
Utes Saturday night. AZ 9:45 p. N.
: daughter was born 10 Mr.. and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-23
Some Are Not
so Thankful

More than one college football
team had time over the week end
to reflect on the fortunes OF the
grid sport as a result OF hectic
games throughout the nation, but
must get ready for Turkey Day
games this week
In the home state bailiwiCk, Uni.
versity OF Michigan viii begin
practice today for the Iowa game
Thursday AT Ann Arbor. now with
out a chance Tor any share in Big
Ten glory Ohio State clinchsd
the title Saturday with at 2l-7 vic
tory over the Wolverines at Co
Mmbus. The Buckeyes struck at
Michigan's weakness against
passes. tried eight and completed
six, and all six played a vital part
in touchdoWns. Gene Fekete place
kicked each point after touchdown.
The Wolverines completed a So
yard march with a vineyard touch,
down plunge by Bob Wiese for
their touchdown in the third quar-.
ter.
Michigan State defeated a favor
81 West Virginia University at
East Lansing, 70, and now faces
Oregon State College al East Lam
sing Thursday in the last game Of
the season.
The edge has been taken off the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-23
Sports Roundup

WashingonAPFor three the Chicago
Washington Redskins other
the championship National Football League The cnched
respective divisions the waopng Detroit
Lions 0 the Redskins hack the Brooklyn Dodgers 233
The will be Dec 10 Washington where in 1910 the Bears
smashed the Redskins, $50
New Yorn National Hockey League
ruled periods the Detroit Red Wings moved into tie for
night with a. dead
lock with the lastpiace New York RangeTs.
Alma MchAhough winning the MlAA football title for the sec
Ond straight this Alma squad did quite equal the
record Of 1926 and 1927 teams which also captured two Championships
1927 while
in 1871 1882 Extensively the
made 1888 points 1856 but defensey allowed SO "a given
by the l926-27
Massion Nasllon indicated the 50
football finally fell with when lost
10 an old rival, Canton Mckinley $50.
PtsburghThe football coaching Carnegie Institute
OF Technology been The office naval officer
Edward Baker
commissioned lieutenant junior the Naval Reserve Baker
who served three preceded by coaches
Joe Skadany Al Irwin left recently war
New York-Frs heavy
weight boxing champion and his former First Lieut.
Gould Transportation
Socum, y. Y
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-23
Hart Returns,
Defeats Lewis

Fight fans evidently got what
they wanted Saturday night in the
Armory's wrestling card, as young
Frankie Hart, Windsor. Canada
lad, who took so much punishment
the week before from Eddie Lewis,
pinned the bad Man" from Okla
homa to the canvas twice for com
plete vindication.
The two gladiators brought out
everything in their repertoire of
tricks. Hart mad become thorough
ly aroused the week before. In the
return match the two resumed
where they left off the previous
week when Lewis was awarded the
bout because of disqualification
The match igain had the fans in
an uproar as first Lewis. a veteran
Of the ring, applied a furnishing
hold TO Hart, and then Hart recoy-
ereu TO give the BAD Man" his
own medicine. Even the referee al
sorbed punishment as a result of
the fast-moying match, when he did
not get out Of the way of the two
opponents.
Harold Chaundy, Bomber Plant
employe, gained two-of-three fall
decision from George Cornell and
in the opener Leo Jensen won from
Billy Beard.
Promoter George Williams an
nounces he has a special show next
week with a double main event.
frankie Hart will again appear be-
fore local fans and this time his
opponent will be Dale Haddock.
Th0 other main event will see
Rough Rufus" Jones, colored
wrestler from Detroit, tangle with
Leo Jensen, Bomber Plant employe,
in a match which Promoter Will
liams promises will provide ample
excitement. The opening bout will
begin about $3.50 p. N.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-23
Supplemental Gasoline
Rations to be Next Step

Holders of basic A or D mileage
ration books for private passenger
cars have a tire inspection record.
The tire inspection record must
be kept with the vehicle at all
times. 1t contains the serial num-
bers of tires mounted on the vehi-
Gle and one spare.
Tire inspections at stations TO be
designated in each community in
the near future by the rationing
board will take place at regular in
teryals from now on. A coupon
holder is required to have inspec-
ton every four months. and the
first inspection must be made by
January 81, 1913.
The inspection record will indi-
cate that any service needed TO the
tires apart from recapping or re
placement has been completed. The
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-23

Supplemental gasoline spplica-
tons will be made by motorists who
require more than $50 miles OF oc:
cupational driving per month as the
next step after basic mileage books.
Blanks on which to make supple
mental applications should be filled
in at home or with the assistance
Of volunteers at the ratiOning in
formation center in the former
Chamber OF Commerce Building
Ann Arbor.
Supplemental applications must
be mailed to the War Price and
Rationing Board, County Court
House, Ann Arbor Consideration
will be given TO each request in the
near future by the War Price and
Rationing Board. and the applicants
will be notified as 70 the decision
and whether a B or c book will be
issued,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-23
Grid EAevens Look 10 Thanksgiving

prospective meeting Of the giants
Of the South Thanksgiving Day be-
tween Georgia and Georgia Tech.
for Georgia, rated No. 1 team Of the
nation, fell before an inspired An-
burn team 27-l3. Meanwhile, GeOr-
gia Tech won the ninth straight of
the year from University OF Flol-
ida. 20-I.
The Old Oaken Bucket went 10
Indiana for the third straight time
by reason OF Indiana's conquest Of
Purdue. Illinois was shut out for
the first time this year by Great
Lakes, 60.
Wisconsin likewise remained
with Ohio in losing only one West
ern Conference game this year
Wien the Badgers outplayed Mime.
sofa POS.
The standings.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-23
CUSTER SOLDIER KILLED

Fort Custer, Mich, Nov. % --
Struck by hit-run driver early
Sunday while walking with a fellow
soldier on a highway inside of the
reservation. PFC. Floyd c. Parker,
~. of Shorterville, Ala, was killed
Parker's companion said the driver
stopped, backed the car to the scene
and then fled at a high rate OF
speed. Parker was assigned to the
medical detachment station hos.
pital
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-23
GET TITLES IN SCRAP DRIVE

Kaleya, Mich, Nov. 23-In ManIe
tee County Kaleya and Onekama
Schools, which brought first aud
third titles in a state scrap collec-
ton contest to the county, between
thsm have gathered s61 tons OF
scrap metal, an average Of 1924
pounds per pupil, since September.
In the state campaign, the two
schools collected $50 tons OF scrap.
while in a county drive a month
earlier, they brought in 81 tons,
school officials said today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-23

No Yes Point Value
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Hose Connec N sid
G. Hose
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Regulations Well
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T.. Proper For namabes n Home
s. Y Water available in Case
Destruction
householder ad requirements
t. OF ho
feel they welfare 0
] % ~ @." M; % a me-. :Sy S%1@
with Jdnncs
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-23

Time again to think about
Old Man Wlnter-what he's
going to do-lf he's on the
wsrpath or not Ths one
sure way TO make certain he
won't fs1s you 10 to put
your home In condition now
check everything. A SIM
pie Job Of repairing, II left
neglected, car easily turn
Into q nightmare this winter
costing you both money and
discomfort To insure your
self comfortable home, LEI
Us check your homs and put
II In condition to battle Old
Man Winter effectively.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-23
TO AID IN CORN HARVEST

Jackson, Mich, Nov. 23-Sundsy.
guards at Jackson Prison awaited
a reply from Gov. Van Wagner to
their offer, rendered through E. G..
Filley, president Of local 1913, State.
County and Municipal Employees
Union (ClO), to work without pay
on their days off to aid in harvest
ing an estimated $4,000 bushels of
corn still in Jackson County fields.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-23

Mrs. Paul Fullerton Of Grass Lake.
4 nurse knocked at the door CO t-y
room OF the baby's grandfather.
Charles Fullerton. 81. Of Jackson.
TO break the news, Just as another
nurse came out to report that Full
lerton had died at $3.50 p. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-23
DRIVER INJURIES FARMER

Bay City, Mich, Nov. 23-As he
was returning from church, Vincent
Gruzynski, 81 years old. a retired
farmer, was critically injured when
hit by hit and run driver on the
Tuscol Road at a. m. Sunday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-23
Western Conference
TWO DEAD END KIDS JOIN

TWO dead END KIDS JOIN
LOS ANGELES, Gallup Ga.
briel Dell, 20, and Norman Abbott,
20, two of the original Dead End
Kids" have both enlisted in the
Nays merchant marine reserve
and are now being trained in sea-
manship before joining the fleet.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-23
VISITORS INCREASE AT PRISON

Jackson, Mich, Nov. Warden
Harry Jackson has provided extra
space in the Administrative Build.
ing basement for family visitors to
TRUSTEES and prison farm workers
to accommodate the extra Sunday
visitors which have increased since
the war.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-23
ARE YOU PREPARED?

The check list below being used by raid warden Of
lpsIant assist citizens taking necessary precautions
against air attack
Every home that complies with these provisions the extent
of scoring IS points will be awarded the victory stcker
Help provide for your security and the security if this
community by cooperating fully with the requests which your
air raid warden makes of you little than time and
effort and in return you will be paid with the satisfaction of
knowing that you periodically assisting in defending the
Home Front.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-23

speedometer reading will also be
recorded.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-24
Entertainment For
Mrs. Sam Watkins

Mrs. Howard White and Mr.,
Leonard CrecCh. of Oxford, enter
tanned at bridge at the home of Mrs.
White on BurWell avenue on a lt-
cent afternoon, honOrlng MRS.
Samuel NJ. Watkins, who was before
her marriage Miss Margaret Dorsey,
The house was lovely throughout
with a %profuslon of early spring
flowers.
High score was awarded Mrs. :.
II. Watkins, and low score went 20
Mrs. b. II. Hicks. The bride Won the
floating prize. She was also pres
Cntnd a gift Of china in her pattern
by Nh. White and floral prints by
mrs. CreHch.
Dainty bridal ices, cakes, and NUS
Wrrc >ervcd to the following que IS.
Mrs. Watkins, the honorec, Mrs. +,
M. Dorsey, Mrs. S. II. Watkins, MIS-.
howard Allen, Mrs. A. j. Watkins,
Mrs. Roy O RodWell, Mrs, Clarence
II. White, Mrs. w. K. Sturges, Jr.,
Mrs. Ralph Finch, Mrs. &. h. Hicks,
MR.. A. w. Gholson. Jr., Mrs. john
White, Miss Dorothy Wester, Mrs
Frank Workman, Miss Ruth Allen.
and Mrs. Hubert F. Palmer.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-24

You, too, can look several pounds
thinner if you Wear the right lr2Cn.
Pattern 1898 is definitely right IN
m~atronly figure, says Marian Mar
tin, because Of the V neck and soft
gathers along the bodice seam. ana
the continued Verticle emphasis OF the
twin skirt panels. Darts at the
shoulders control the bodice full
ness-the longer jacket. optional II
contrast. would conceal a large waist
line. Choose a "camoullage print
of budding leaNes-add d posy on
the Jacket and you'll look simply,
smartly. appropriately dressed for
any hour of the day, Two lee
lengths are optional on the dress
short or three-quarter length. On
the Jacket the sleeves may be three
quarter or long.
Pattern 1898 may be ordered only
in women's sizes "a, 36, 30. 40, ~.
"A and 46. Size SO, dress, requires
3 IS yards 80 inch fabric.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS in coins
for this MARIAN MARTIN pattern
Be sure to write plainly your SIZE
NAME, ADDRESS, and STYLE
NUMBER.
Send your order TO The Henderson
Dailv Disn4tch, Pattern Department
232 W. 18th ST., New York, n. Z.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-24
Study Group Hears
Miss Pruitt Speak

Miss Margaret Pruitt, home
economies teachers IN Zeb Vance
high school. used Menu Planning
as her topic when She spoke before
the parent-Ttacher study group
sponsored by the Henderson hlsh
organization for the Vance county
PIT. \. The meeting, the second IN
a series of three, a held IN me
basement Of the Perry Memorial Lio-
rary Monday evening.
Miss Pruitt's talk was a continual
ton Of the subject begun last wee:
by Miss Josephlne Ranes, WHO dis
cuSsed the values of various foods.
The third meeting Of the group Will
be held next week. when j. W. San
dcrS, Vance county farm agent, WtIl
discuss victory gardens.
Miss Prultt gave a very interest,"
ing and helpful talk ON menus, Sac
discussed tae daily requirements III
Diet, and how they could be COM
bined INTO appetIzlng, wholesome
meals. She was introduced by MIS-.
L. II. Dixon, il. chairman OF he
study class.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-24

You did moi state the date of &C
~quircmont, whether mule was born
IN your firm on acquired by pur-
chase.
You failed TO state whether you
charged him to expense Of set him
up as a capital asset, or whether he
vas full or PARTIALLY deprecated at
dat Of demise,
You hove not gwen me the cost
or value of the mule, whichever is
lowest. nOr the rate used Tor the
depreciation basis on a predIcalld
lie Of that type Of mule.
You did not state now the mule
met his death, therefore il IS hard
TO draw 4 conclusion as 20 whether
he was abandoned or strapped, or
whether he died after living a nor
mai life according to the mortality
statistics upon which you must have
based your estimate of lie to al
rive at an annual depreciation figure.
j! you did Chardrge to operations scl
a IIgurC eaCn year.
II the mule died being fuIIy de-
pICC.uted then you would be entitled
To- deduct the difference between the
dep. cc.ation reserve on the mule and
'a. remainder Of the asset o. yJuI
book, at the time of his decease. Tins.
of course, would be a loss Tor tIe
taA-bie year if he died during tn
taxable year. or course the above IS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-24

. Women-in-dtfense use clothes
that both work we'll and look
we'll. Here's a perfect style FOR a
feminine factory worker y tarH
"hand"rit'S Inc lor home detr
too. This jumper outfit is cay
to make from Pattern D988l By
Marian Martin, Il own talented
stylist whose accurate, Weli-fIt-
ting patterns are featured daily in
this newspaper. The striped denim
jumper has a new satety-lnrst lea
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-24
REVIVAL
AT HOLINESS CHURCH

Rev. J. l.. O'Ham, pastor OF SCUM
Henderson Pentecostal Holiness
church, has announced that the re-
Vival scheduled to begin at the
church yesterday. February 20 mas
been deferred until March 2. 1t Will
be conducted by the Frazier broth,
ers, gospel singers, preachers, n
youth workers, Mr.. O'Ham SAID.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-24
Class Meeting.

Miss Josephine Thurston's Sunday
school elias of the FIRST Methodist
church Will meet IN the ladies par
lor of the church Wednesday after
noon at 4 o'clock.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-24
SorOSiS Club Meets.

The SoroSis club will meet vito
Mrs. J. G. Gardner at her home on
Charles tre2t Thursday afternoon
At 3,45 o'clock.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-24
Return to Philadelphia.

Mis-. Ethel Harrii Kirby and MISS
Vera Goodrich have returned to
Philadelphia after visiting Nh. and
Mis-. S. Il. Harris, Jr. for several
IdIN.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-24
u If 4. Mcetinp.

Vance council No. 80 Daughters of
America will meet Wednesday night
at 8 o'clock. All members are urged
to DC present.