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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

other imaginative potion that
goes into the writing OF fiction
stories.
Here's what they learned
after the sheriff called them IN
on the case for assistance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
NEXT WEEK

DID AN Eagle Swoop Down and
Garry OF 2-Year-OId Lloyd Wes-
man? Many Believe That Is Just
What Happened to The Baby Who
Was Out of His Mothers Siqht for
only a Few Seconds and Has Never
Been Seen Since. Read Al Kauf-
mans Story in NEXT SUNDAYS
PICTORIAL REVIEW.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

are great believers in the teachings Of the Pussan military
expert Clausewitz Not only that Russian generals
think Clausewitz had the right ideas.
Was Causewtz who said:
There Is no more important and at the time
simpler law of strategy than keep your
trated The best strategy to be strong decisive
point"
Over news item dealing with the raioning OF fancy
trimmings for corsets headline writer Of the London Daily
Sketch
-Austerity IN corsetry."
ps'rsv..d W y.sluS- syss..,., In.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
3X7-Ineh Hole in Glass;
No Trace OF Empty Shell

At the angle the bullet en-
tered the window and Born's
body, the shot could not have
been fired from the opposite
side Of the truck. The hole In
the window was three and one
half inches across the wide por-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

ton. There vas no trace Of
the empty shell
1T was murder" Sheriff
Nixon agreed. land . beauty at
that"
AS state police investigators
soon discovered. it was murder
with a wallop," packing love,
jealousy. death threats. mys-
tery, shady pasts end every
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Corset Austerity

ID EMEMBEk Martha Mansfield, the
~ follies girl who became silent
film star? / thought of Martha when
| read that the crinoline dresses were
dangerous as they often caught on FIRE.
Miss Mansfield was wearing crinoline
in a scene in the production of film
when the dress caught on FIRE and
burned her TO death.
Many Japanese and Nazi generals
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Workers Use Snuff

NNO SMOKING" rule in war defense
~ plants has caused workers TO
take up use of snuff. They don't
sniff the SNUFF though. They chew It.
Not for me. / chewed tobacco while
playing baseball when a kid because
saw some of the big leaguers doing 1t.
After l swallowed some tobacco in my
excitement / gave it up. Just to
straighten the matter out in some
peoples minds: 1t was Nora Bayes
who introduced George M. Cohan's
war song lover There
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

which will call for canceling of all
pleasure" driving after July first.
British experts believe that cars now
worth $500 will be worth $2,400 in
the two years Immediately following
the war. Some United States experts
have the same idea about cars in this
country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

the swimming pool. use the bill
lard and pool tables, bowl or
drop down 10 the canteen where
the beer flows until 2 a. m.
In the canteen he will fnd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

awakened AZ any time he wishes
and given a fresh towel and
soap.
After he has registered the
place is his. lie can swim in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

WEXFORD COUNTY SHERIFF CHARLES NIXON had bunch
w trouble brewing when
threats cropped the daily complaints but he Jumped his
feet the night of Dec 1888 when the excited telephone caller
announced:
There's a on Rosie
Back the lumber when log tanners worked drank
and fought all with enthusiasm announcements
but those had passed Woodworking religious
minded Swedish population had settled community and they
spent contentedy mndng
There hadn't been a murder in Cadillac 1924 when
Alfred Madison killed his wife hammer and sentenced
life Marquette Quite topic OF conversation
the cold dreary nohem winters
Nixon did for details lie slammed the receiver
mile and one-ha from Cadillac
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

service men Of the last war who
never buy beer for themselves
without offering one 10 the men
Of the new war present.
His Ernokes, too, are on The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Wears Hat, Hair Grows Faster

JACK DEMPSEY Wearing no hat. Some people say 1t Ii
good for the hair to hatess others the worst
thing do. All know is always wear hat and nv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Evidence Conflicts on Time
Johnson Was in PooIroom

Johnson said he left home
about 7 the night of the shoot
ing and walked 10 Hansen'S res
taurant in town for a cigar.
Authorities are confident this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

The body Of Japan emperor considered too sacred for
anybody to touch When doctor feels the pulse
he has to silk gloves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
No ReveiIle Here

After a man registers he Is
free to 60 TO bed at any time he
desires - 10 sleep between two
clean sheets and blankets fur
nlshed by the USO.
In the morning he VIII he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
.C.Chb, Always Open, Haven to Service Men on Leave
Fills Lone-Felt Need
for Place Where Boy
May 60 After z q. m

ONE Of the chief complaints
" OF service men stationed in
and around Detroit is that they
have nothing 10 do and nowhere
10 60 after 2 a. m.
To the civilians suggestion
that he return TO his quarters
and sleep. the service man will
answer that his leave doesn't
expire until 8 a. m. and that's
just the time he intends to
arrive.
So. because they know OF no
where that they can 60 for a
beer or for companionship at 2
n. m. most Of the young men
head toward the loop and spend
the last six hours Of their leave
walking the streets with other
service men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

Tor tall girls have dominated the clothes model field
in Manhattan But present many tall models losing
their jobs the style skirt short because of
ratonng of materials that tall girls cannot model
fully In England automobile advised not to sell
their they them the ratoning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

Who Killed Art Born With Shot
f rom Yard Of Fiancee's Homer
BY AL KAUFMAN

This is another IN the series of Mehi0aHs UnsOved Crimes
Times correspondent Al Kaufman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
on The SIDE
BY E. Z! Dr !,
Era Of Tall Girls as Clothes Models
Fading? Short Ones Now Used

he is no friend ioho in thine hour of pride
Brogs Of his lore and calls himself thy kin.
He rs friend loho halls his felLoo IN
And ciapgs the door upon the wolf outside.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

French and Indian war. His idea was
to spread smallpox among the Indians
by giving them blankets containing
smallpox germs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Answer TO Prayer

The knights OF Columbus
American Legion Post 375 has
the answer TO the service mans
prayer.
For its clubhouse at Wood
ward and Forest avenues never
closes TO the service man.
To those who want to sleep
the clubhouse offers 81 beds and
mattresses, enough TO sleep 100
service men.
All one needs TO do to get a
bed is to be one Of the first 100
TO register either at the club
house or at the USO head
quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Their Own Enemy

WHY Is it 30 many women ma.
w themselves look 90 much old
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-16
alligator Tanks
Are in High FAVOR
Garry Forty Men and York
On Land or Wdfer.

DUNEDIN, FLA-Alligator tanks
that are equally at home on land,
water or Swamp-are coming of the
assembly line at a defense plant
here
In recent public demonstration,
two of the tanks carried party Of
government officials and newsmen
through dense mangrove swamp.
then splaShed through Clearwater
bay at nine miles an hour, and end
ed up with a brisk 25-miles -an-hour
run across open country.
The tanks are being manufactured
by the Food Machinery Corp. Of
Dunedin under a s., 500, 900 navy or
der A group of marines is stationed
in Dunedin to oversee the manufac
ture and test the tanks.
The "alligators, offspring of a
mercy vehicle designed by Donald
Roebling of Clearwater for hurricane
rescue work, are expected TO be
especially useful for landing troops
on hostile shores or for excavations.
Each tank has room for 40 men an
its box-like cockpit.
The original navy contract called
for manufacture of 300 tanks. How
ever, a second factory is nearing
completion in Lakeland, Fla, and
the navy has obtained an option call
ing for, construction Of 200 more
tanks.
The vehicles are powered by IL
cylinder automobile engines, and
weigh in the neighborhood of 5000
pounds. The watertight hull, of
rolled steel, is divided into compart-
ments so designed that the tank will
not sink even if the cargo space is
flooded.
Traction is provided BY extra-wide
caterpillar cleats. which give ex-
ira pull in mud and on steep m
clines.
The early models are not armed,
but officials pointed out guns could
be mounted on the superstructure.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-16
Rajah of Sarawak Grants
Constitutional Monarchy

LONDON.-The white raJah OF
Sarawak, who several times has led
expeditions against head hunters in
his little realm on the Island OF
Borneo. has modified his absolute
rule and given his subjects what
he termed a constitutional mon
archy
The raiah, Sir Charles Vyner
Brooke. issued his decree on the
occasion of the centenary OF the
ascension of his great uncle. the first
white rajah. King George vi cabled
him congratulations and wished his
subjects prosperity and happiness
The rajah's daughter. named
Valerie, but better known to Amer
lean newspaper readers as "Baba,"
gained prominence chiefly through
her marriage in the United States
to a wrestler, Bob Gregory. They
were divorced. Lady Brooke. the
rance. has been in America in re-
cent years. assisting in film produc
tionS.
Until a century ago Sarawak was
a part of the Sultanate of Brunei.
but in lS4l James Brooke. an Eng
lish officer who had helped suppress
4 rebellion the year before. was
made rsjah by way OF reward.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-16

Resolved, further. that the City
Clerk shall give notice according IN
the City Chartr of the time when the
Council shall meet To hear and con
slider any objections Their To and su
publish notice of said hearing, toge h
r with thS resolution. twice. not les,
than one week before the time ap-
uoin ed for such meeting in one of tn.
newspapers published and circulated
IN the City OF WyandOtte
move the adoption of the fOleCo
ng resolution.
Councilman James II Mason
Supported by Councilman schultz
Yeas: COuncilmen Behm. Brohl.
Burke Mason. schultz.
Nays: None
WyaMotte. Mich Jan. Is. 1912
ReSolu ion by Councilman Mason
Resolved by the City Council of tLa
City OF WyandCtte that the City Ire,
surer b and he is hereby in> ructrd -
'u,,fer the collection If the followiII..
special assessment sidewalk district,
until said sidewalks are constructed.
the work having been ceased for ih..
winter months on this project due -
wealth r conditions
BE il further resolved hat the CITY
Treasurer be authorized To- accept pap-
mel on said districts without inter
st or penalty within thirty days AZ
Ter completion of the work
Special Assessment Districts SoS
34T Ia BID. both inclusive. :}I> 40 3t;I
both inclusive. 3N3. }SI. ~ ~ ..nI
Is'.
| move the adoption Of the foresp
ing resolution.
Councilman Lanes II Mason
Supported by Councilman lirhm
Yeas: COuncilmen B.lr l;ruhL
Burke. Mason. schultz
Nays: None
special -Ordtf
COuncilmen Mason and Burke r.
uuested an investigation of lighting
conditions at skating Kinks at 18th AMI
NinewOOd and al Second south Of
Gnudell StreetS.
The Mayor requested he Clerk 10
rtfcr said reTlur>! To the Recreation
Commission.
Councilman Behm requested the
Mayor and Council aud represents
I'veS of newspapers "a remain for
special meeting of the smoke AMI
SCOT Committee Immediately following
this meeting
Adjournment
Mo- To adjourn AT % pm. By
councilman Mason. supported by
Councilman Benin.
Yeas: COuncilmen Benin Rrohl
Burke. Mason schultz
Nays: None.
LAWRENCE J. IaCoIlRSE.
City Clerk
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-16
Father and Son Enroll
For Engineering Course

BUFFALO. N. Y.-There are two
George Strebels enrolled in the en-
eineering defense training course
operated by the college of engineer
ing of Cornell university here. One
IS employed by the Bell Aircraft
corporation here. The elder George
Strebel is the others father, who
became so interested in the course
that he registered for 1t three
months after his son did.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-16
Hitler's Daily Expense
Allowance Up 3 Marks

BERLIN.-The rising cost of llv-
ing was reflected in decree from
Der Fuehrer's headquarters raising
the daily expense allowance for gov
eminent officials-from Adolf Hitler
downtown Is to Is marks (from
SIS to 81 90 at pre-war exchange).
The decree also boosted the allow
ance for officials spending a night
away from place of duty from 10 to
Ii marks
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-16
Maine Woods Guides
Report Four Oddities

PENOBSCOT, MAINE. During
recent walks in the northern wllds
of Maine, guides saw:
A caribou that joined herd of
cows and refused to leave.
Three deer, each having only
three legs.
A wood mouse with a coat mot
lied like a dappled horse.
A wildcat with a cowbeal.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-16

Councilman lanes H. Mason.
Supported by Councilman Benin
Yeas: COuncilmen Benin. Brohl.
Burke. Mason, Schultz.
Nays: None.
WyandO te. Mich. Jan. Is. 1872.
Resolution by Councilman Mason.
Resolved by tht City Council Of the
City of WyandOttc that it is neces-
Sary public Improvement and Is deem
ed advisable to vacate the following
parts and portions Of an alley i'll
he Scherer's Westgate Manor Subdi
;iSiOn as follows:
"A portion of the twenty foot al
lev running north and south between
Twemty-third Street and Fort y rect
for Il distance of 100 fee South from
the South property line of Ford Ave
nue. Said alley adjoining Lot No. 13I
f the Schcrer'S We>tgate Manor Sub
division.
Resolved further that the CITY Clerk
shall give notice according to the CITY
Charter of the time when the Council
shall meet to hear and consider any
,bie1-io thereto and tO publish no
ice Of >&Iid hearing together with the
ltsSDllllltH Nv IlOt lt-SS IIlstll one
week before the time appointed for
such meeting. in one of he new spaDpr.s
published and circulated in the CITY
WyandOtte.
move the adoption OF the forero
ing resolution.
Councilman James ii. Mason.
Supported 10y Councilman Schultz
Yeas: COunrilmen Benin. Brohl
BURKE Mason. Schultz.
Nays: None.
WyandOt,e. Mich. Jan. Is. 1912
Resolution by Councilman Mason.
Resolved 10y the City Council NJ the
City If WyandOtte that ii is a net.es-
>ary public Improvement and is derm-
al advisable 10 vacate the following
PARTS and por ions Of streets and al.
pys in the South Detroit Subdivision
nS follows;
Tenth Street between Grove and
IIill>Clalp Avenue. and Hillsdale Ave.
nue from the ives, erly lot line of Ninth
Street tn the EasterIy limits sof thp
u. II. and Railroad right of way
md all alleys included in BLOCKS :.
aud 80 IF South DE: roit Subdivision
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-11
SOME NYLON HOSE
STILL UNDER BAN

Nalcish. Nov. R.au... ..
some types" Of ny!un uu-... ...
being suid-Cvcn tnuuGa y..... "A. ...
not been set tor them g,l.-,..
;. Johnson. state OPN C.,,.... ..
,aI today that II J., Illegal r.. &c.,
'.icr Tor sale such typo. 90. .....
"ul OPA sets q price.
Johnson referred 10 -,,... ..
"y."n blend and nylru .~...
tom. All Of tA,,c typo ... .. ..
ng by the womcu'~ NY.
equation, but 10 p.l.. ..
set .rr them tau, lu' IT,, ..-
no" proNldC, m",,mI. .....
only hosiery with tho IT,. ....
CONTINUOUS iilamCni uylu~ ..
otrcr types which ragH ..
without OPA authorization ....
consisting Of ca; auo .,..
wCsH,S. etc. ua,.u- . u...
"n.ch The gauge c@rau' ... .....
rHcd. Price, tor ;ur-r ...-.
80 supplied in q lrr'lr.m.l .......
.ucnt. johnson said
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-11
Drewry News
BY MRS. HENRY u. WUITE

ny 'hh". hfiNkf Is. WHITE.
Mi and Mrs. John Cawthornc and
mliy. eli Warren Plains. spent
tuesday evening with Mr.. and Nj.
.cnry White.
Mrs. Eta Watkins and son. Char
e.. "i Lexington. visited Miss Ev..
watkins recently
Mrs. FLOYD Fleming is ypcndlu.
"vcral days in Alcxardiin. Va. wiz
Nj. and Mrs. Bob Ricketts, AN,
laughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. p. Bagby hay,
IS their guest Mrs. Bagby'S mother.
IrS. kloSS. of Louisville. Nv.
Mrs George Il. White. of Norliu.,
'iSitcd relatives here Wednesday.
Friends of Bobbic Pa>chall win
~ glad TO learn that I've is mucs
oci,cr after an illness Of severe.
months.
Miss Sara Boyd. ". W. White. anc
Edmund White spent Saturday 90
Raleigh.
Mrs. Alice Taylor. Mrs. Tcmr
'oyd. and Mrs. Buck Ba>Ecryr
isitcd friends in the Drcwrl co1
runliy Tuesday afternoon.
Wiley Mitchell. of the o. S. Coast
-iuard. visited relatives here rCCCN:-
"
Norman Bullock. Of rclcrSbura
ri"itc1 Mr.. and Mrs i. iiopc Eui-
lock this week.
Sam Williams. Of the L. S. Navy.
and Mrs. Williams visited Mr.. dnc
Mrs. ". l.. Williams recently Nj.
Williams was stationed on ihc Wasp
when II was sunk
Ellis Fleming. OF State college. Ra~
leigh, spent the Weekend al his horc
here.
Mrs " NJ Fleming Jr. of Wash
rrtnr. scat SO Weekend he,
L'p'. q. f. q 'h',. e tsar'riH,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-11
It, Ha711it Ellis Wed
10 Miss Bertha Beard

Somerset, Ohio, Nov. 1.-the
Clio" "a many Handicapped tapcrS
acccn'IEs .L2 beauty Of the scarlet,
gold and Dionze OF great sprays Of
autumn leaves, provided an efrcc-
i've setting for the Cnanccl III the
Methodist Church AT Somerset.
OHIO. al the marriage of Miss Bertha
Beard and Lieut.. Wilson IIamit Ellis.
SolcnniZcd on Saturday. November
me seventh, in the evening al sin
thirty O'Clock.
SilhOucttcd against this culoriul
background were baskets of snowy
chrySanthcmumS and the waXy
green OF palms and ferns, with a
llghtcd cross ccntcring the altar, be-
fore which the impressive ritual WIS
read by the Rev. f. b. Thomas. Re-
Elected in the jcwcl-toncd windows
were the lights from tall cathedral
candles
Mrs. Otis liclScr, offered a suite
OF wedding music preceding the ccrc-
mony. which merged into the joy
Gus strains OF the Wagner music as
the bridal party entered the church
MIS-. iclscr also presided as accom-
PIANIST Tor Miss Marvcne Blancy,
Lancaster, whose lovely voice wa,
heard IN two iav0ritc selections oI
,hc bride. Because. and All, Sweet
Mystery of Life.
For this interesting wedding. many
friends OF the young couple and
their families. Including large
group from Lancaster. Journeyed 10
the historic little town 10 join with
somerset friends Tor the occasion.
Miss Elizabeth Anne Beard. a sis
ter oI the bride, Was her maid %.
nonor and Il cousin. Miss Frances
Moore. GAINESVILLE. her bridesmaid.
Robert Ingram. Kansas City. Mo.
served the bridegroom as best man.
and guests We're seated by Lewis
Beard. Jr., Somerset. William Beard.
Delaware. brothers of Miss Beard.
md Carl Mcclellan, Lancaster.
The bride. given in marriage
~ her father. was Il lovely figure
IN her gown Of white MORE taiicta.
Designed with Il long fitted bodice.
which Joined the lull skirt III dec,
Scallop>. fashion details were the
l"art-Shapcd necklinc. sheath sleeves
GENTLY full at the shoulders. and tic
Erici train.
Her fragile veil was caugh,
lara ui seed pearls. and Tor the
something old. Miss Beard wore =,
.uby necklace belonging To close
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-11
Mrs. Murphy Has
Mission Meeting

Tn" " mans Missionary Socic'v
- Nc" Ec'hCl church met Sunday
evening : 100 o'clock with Mr.,
6. {. Murphy al her home nca,
EPSON. \ large number OF member.
''c"c prCSCn'. Miss Mary r. Aycuc
The president. presided over the
meeting
Bible study was had. followed by
"ravCr by Mrs. ". !. Bowen. Mr.
+. ~. Weldon was in charge of IN,
program. whose topic was Think OF
TNrsc Things. Mrs. p. \. Duke gave
Think on Bnp'iSt Cooperation fol
lowed by talk on What he Co.
n0cra'ion Program D0llr Does" by
Mrs. II. \. Bartholomew. 'T'hc Bap
fist Woman" was tho subject Of u
discussion by Mrs George Ayscuc.
md "What the Cooperation Program
,'ould Do. by Mrs. J. o. Newton.
concluded the program.
Following routine business and re.
ports. tho hostess. assisted by Mrs
Bartholomew. served delicious re-
'rc>hmcntS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-11
Enjoyable Meeting
Had Bv PhiIatheas

The Shaw philalhra elias, 81 H.,
FIRST Baptist church held most CO..
ioyaOiC meeting Monday night al tho
church. with Mcsd;tIucS J. q. Fall
nrr. j. G.. Robinson. NJ. l.. WuuG
George Webb uud 4. H. kmball
.ustrsScS.
The mcui,:% upc'.r: ,.!D. BE-.
The May .ny Saviour Leads Me
Mrs. Leon Frazier conducted ~,
DEVOTIONAL. her subject brru..
"rhankfulncss". closing the Gc.u-
tiunals with Il prayer
The members were favored wris.
two beautiful selections. sung by IT,
following high school students: Ru'u
Dennis. Edith DiclirrSun. Nla!tg.
Evans. Peggy Parker. Lalir,. la.
Crab,rcc. Preston Blue and .fcu-,.
Vow. with Mrs. Ada Parker accom-
panying them al piano.
Notes and cards Of thnuk, Me-.
read irum different ones 10 who.
gifts. boxes Oi fruit. flowers and 60
preSSiun- of sympathy had been s,..
The corresponding secretary rvp,l. ..
sending number of card. To- ..,-
and b,rcavcd during past month. IT,.
membership committee rcru...
three new members. and ~iCk ...a
personal service committees gave. e..
ccllCnt reports. Tine following u..
committees We're then apprentice,
door. Mrs. George Davis and III.
+. Nj. Edwards: room. Alr,. +
Pinncll and Mrs. T.. +. Kru.Gl. ..,-
Mrs. J. G.. TulS"n and Mr.. il. ".
Hawkins: personal service. Nj. .
c. StainbacE and Mrs. X. y MD. .
II WAS voted To have the a,.. ..
Christmas party nest month.
An interesting Biblical comet .....
presented. Mrs. Ada par..,. D....
the winner.
f. Norflcct Gardner. the r.-,. ..
was called ON Tor Il few WH.t. ana
he IN turn presented in, Rrl. ,.,,, -
land Willkic. pastor Oi Moth He.
derSun Baptist church. Wuu ..,, .
most interesting talk uu m, ...l..
Home at ThomaSVill"
The hoStcss Sos then SERVED G..r.-
OILS sandwiches, WATER. uni u.'
punch.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-11
Flora Bobbitt Is
Birthday, Hostess

Flora Marie Bobbitt. # Hughes
stree, North Henderson. gave a
birthday party Monday afternoon
At 4 O'Clock. on her tenth birthday
81" entertained about twenty-five
quests Those present were: Carolyn
Poole. Fl"rcIcr Gupton. Andrew
and Billy RcavcS. Harry Gordon
Ross. Ann and Barbara Nell Hunt,
j. /. Fisher. Bobby WilkcrS0n, Jerry
BcaSicy. Ralph. 10y and Myrtle Ross
StallingS. Garnet Taylor. Jeanette
EdW rdS. Jesse BObbitt. Shirley Ann.
Marcy Caro-. and Marion Acrey.
Stephen and Howard Hughes and
Emma Lee May
Af'cr The children played several
Games refreshments. consisting Of
apples. grapes. candies. cakes. sailed
nuts. and lemonade. were served by
NJ. Gordon Bobbitt mother of the
Young hostess. nd Mrs. Pauline
RCHVis. Mrs. J. p StallinGs, and
Mrs. Johnnie Acrcy
Flora received many attractive
presents from her guests.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-11
Be Quick To Treat
Bronchitis

Chronic. bronchitis may develop II
your C"U@n chest cold or acute bron-
ChIi!. - no. treated and you cannot az
;ori. |" YAK" a chance with any medicine
les potent than Creomulsion which
goes +: ut 10 the seat of the trouble TO
H.!p loo. ~ and cXpel germ laden
pH!"gm and aid nature TO soothe and
Ee"! raw. tender. infiamed bronchial
mucous membranes.
Cr"omulSlCn blends becchwood crco-
,o'o ny "peci|! process with other time
tested medicines for coughs. It contains
no narcotics.
NO matter how many medicines YOU
nave tried. tell Your druggist to sell YOU
a bottle Of CrcOmulSion with the under
StandinG YOU must like the way 1t quick
~ a!!ayS the cough. permitting rest and
sleep, or you are to have your money
back. (AdvD