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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
Fat Job Protection Is Answer To Ford Hiring McCendor
RIOT VICTIMS

Mexican whip and q piece OF iron
in his possession when arrested.
Watson who Is 90 years OF age. was
charged with carrying a shotgun.
lie Is now living with his SON in
Sojourner Truth project The
weapons were In the automobile in
which the two men were riding
al the time OF the rioting. Tonys
wife vas also in the automobile.
II was claimed by the defense
that Watson, knowing that his son
was scheduled TO move into the
housing project on Feb. %. and
that he was TO reside with his
son, Was taking his shotgun home,
when arrested.
The defendants are represented
by attorneys retained by the So
Journer Truth Citizens committee
and include Attorneys Davenport.
Ernest Goodman, Joseph Craigen
and LeBron Simmons.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30

90 ~ warren Ave.
STATE OF MICHIGAN in The c.trcu,t
Gerry.
CLARENCE =. RrcHARpsoS. plain.
I'M. vs. EUNIcE RICHARDSON, Defen-
No. s2e.fsT
A. session Of said Court held Al the
Court House In the City Of Detrolt.
Wayne County TO the .sth day Of May.
Present: Honorable LILA N. NEUFN-
FELT. Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof by AFFIDAVIT show
Ing that said defendant. Eunlcs Rich
ardson. does not reside In this state.
but her present whereabouts r. unknown
and cannot be ascertalned, that her last
known place Of Residence was Route No.
>, Rox No. 4. city ~ Fayettvlile Coun-
~ ~ Fayette. and state Of Georgia.
ON MOTION OF charles r.. Perkins
attorney for the plaintin.
1T ~ ORDERED that the said defen-
liant enter her appearance IN said cause
on or before three months from the
date ~ this order or the BIll OF Com
plant may be taken ~ confessed, and
that said order be published and a cory
tered mall a. required ny law.
LILLE NJ. NErENFEf.T
Circuit Judge
CASPIAN J. LINGEMAN. Clerk.
ny T. q. NAULT.
Deputy Clerk. s-so-i-is
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
S. Gibbons Addresses
Graduates Of Georgia

Samuel Gibbons. one OF the popu-
lar colored employees OF the local
Cut Rate Department store, on Has
tings street, returned TO Detroit
Monday from Sandersyille. Ca,
where he delivered the commence
nent address last week al the
Sandersyille institute.
While in Georgia. Mr.. Gibbons
visited Atlanta and inspected many
OF the leading Negro business es-
Adjustments OF that city. inc.ud-
ing the Scott New spaper Syndicate
which published The Atlanta Daily
World and chain OF weekly pa
pers. Mr. Gibbons has been with
the Cut Rate Department stores for
a number OF years and holds very
responsible position.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30

STATE or MICHIGAN in the Circuit
Court for tho County OF Wayne in chan
Gerry.
ANNA cHTRCHwEL1.. Plaintiff. Va.
JOSEPH CHCRcHWEf.L Defendant.
No. 3ss. 2O6
ORDER or APPEARANCE AND
PUBLICATIONS
~ session of said Court held nj the
Court House In tho City % Detroit,
County ~ Wayne and state OF Michigan,
on tho a0th day Of Aprll. AD. 1919.
Present. The Honorable GEORGE d.
MI RPHY. Circuit Judge
In the above entitled cause Il arpcars
hv AFFIDAVIT attached hereto that the
defendant Joseph churchwell. is not a
resident ~ this state but that he resld IS
In the state Of Florida az 81. Peters
burg: and that process cannot he served
IN this state bv reason Of his continued
absence from this state
ON motion Of William V. Ranks. Al.
tornev FOR Plaintiff
1T is ORDERED THAT the said De.
PENDANT enter his appearance and said
cause IN or before three months from tho
dfte OF this order. or that the said mn
~ Complaint viii be taken a. confess
Cd: and that this said order be served
and published a. required hv law
GEORGE y MURPHY.
=. r. 60 circuit Judge.
CASPIAN J. LINGEMAN. clerk.
nv A. HARCREAVEs.
Deputy Ciork s.ao -,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
Mix Lemon luce
TO Relieve Pains of
RHEUMATISM
Home Rseips-Mus, Help or Money Back

Good news travels fast. Many Of the thou
sands OF folks who have been taking lemon
juice for rheumatic pain-hnve found that
~ adding two tablespoonfuls OF Allenru 10
OF water, they get faster relief for the aches
ana pains caused By the equity phases Of
rheumatism. neurllls. lumbaeo when irri-
,atsd oy excess uric acid or similar circu-
- It's no surprise either, for Allsnru Il a
- year old prescription 70 relieve foutv
rneumatlo pain aud diltfesses as explained
above. Ia fact-if ~ does not holp-vour
money back. What could b. fairerp CIet
Misnru today A. any live druggist Only d
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
Officers
Continued from page u


and was awarded a partial echoi-
arship for his excellent showing
while at the university.
In order to make both ends meet
and TO help his mother, who was
now a widow. Charlie obtained a
position in the Chicago Postal de-
partment, where he remained some
years. In the meantime he entered
law school. studying nights. He re-
NAMED there until his graduation
in July. 1927 September OF the
same year. Smith took aud passed
the Illinois State bar examination.
Still later. returning TO Detroit. he
passed the Michigan State bar ak
animation.
Family Man
Again, back in Chicago. Mr..
Smith met and married Mabel Pau
line Kaiser. Joliet. H., in 1927, who
at that time was an employee in
the Chicago office OF the state audi
tors branch OF the Illinois Audit
ing department. To this union were
horn two girls, Sarah. Chicago
1929, and Margaret. in Detroit. 1888
Mr.. and Mrs. smith and family
reside at $40 Holbrook street.
Before Attorney Smiths entry
into the Navy, he held successiye-
ly, aside from his practice OF law
employment with the Michigan
Liquor Control commission; a
deputy county clerk, under the
late Elmer u. O'Hara. former
Wayne County clerk and on the
STAFF Of Prosecutor Bowling.
His religious and fraternal con-
nections are equally well-known
among all classes of Detroit's citi-
zens. His activities extend into the
Holy Name society as vice president
Sacred Heart charch parish: in the
Big Brother movement and as a
Knight of st. Peter Claver. He all
so is member OF the Detroit
Alumni chapter, Kappa Alpha Psi
fraternity and OF the Hear OF De-
troit Lodge, No. 1914. IBPOEW.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
by Jerome Kern.

by Jerome Kern.
Also included in the program
VIII be a choral arrangement of
'Eallad for Americans"
Charles II. Mahoney. president Of
Great Lakes Insurance company. is
chairman OF the sponsoring com
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30

lELEPHorE lines today are carrying
q bigger load than ever before, and they
must be used efficiently to give maximum
service to the war effort.
For the nations Armed Forces. the
Federal Government, the Civilian
Defense agencies and the war production
industries have first call on telephone
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
'NAACP Head
Notes Chance |
Liberal POLICY
Claim 1900
White Women |,
Bomber Plant

In a statement to the Fo,a NJ
Car company issued by the wv
DR.. James ]. McClendon' MA. "a
retorted to Willis Wards ~
statement that sending goy,,']
investigators and agiiator, !.
the Ford Motor company /.
technique in solving the nros,.J
hiring women in the Industry
Says Ford Changed
1t is rather a shame ana AL
that the Ford Motor Car e0r.)
has apparently deviated FROM
fine record OF hiring a certaI, ]
centage OF Negroes In Il, smj
by refusing to hire any Nerrn y
en-. II Is even more shamehI|
disgraceful to attempt to u,.|
the Negro people (as was erN,]
in The Detroit Tribune nv
lis Ward).
White Women Hired
We understand that fftes,
dred white women have bes, ]
ployed at the bomber plant m
the present time. No colored \
en- have been employed. II M
not discrimination, we would
to have some OF the company,
sonnet explain what they call \
We would like to have II ~
understood that our colored NJ
are not asking for charity, bul1
are asking for the same char
make a decent, honest llyin,
other women are being given
Our association feels that \
becomes any OF our colored tIal
who happen TO have fat" joh
the Ford Motor Car company /,
tempt to belittle the methct
colored citizens have used IN b
tempt 10 get jobs for the wozl
their race.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30

FOR CALE-tLATS
For sale s-family Flats on Be-
thnne near Oakland. Five rooms
each; full basement. separate fur.
naces. $1,000 Easy Terms. Or. O79O
Ma. ! i6s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
CLASSIFIED
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
Neatly furnished single room. in
quiet home, near car.line. I,aDhoe
giSs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
TO RENT

~ hkNT
Furnished Elderly lady or
elderly c0uple--L0w rent. Apply
e62s Cameron.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
Bond Rally
Continued from page ~

Michigan stood ready to do its all
out share in supporting the Gov
eminent in its war effort.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30

facilities. Above are shown six ways You
can help.
In 20 far az war restrictions and material
shortages permit, we shall continue TO
furnish you with the best service possible.
And we look forward to the day when we
again can give the kind Of service wanted,
when and where wanted" But now, and
for the duration, t0ar needs come first.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30

5. Speoh distinctly. with your
lips about half an inch from the
mOuthpieee, 40 that you won't
have to repeat.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30

3. DoHf telephone during or
just after an air raid alarm OF
blackoui, except in emergency.
Keep lines clear for war calls.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30

4. Re brief. Know what you
want TO say. and keep paper and
pencil handy 50 tina: you won't
have to hunt for them.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
LEGAL NOTICES
Atty. VIM. v. Banks,
4O5 Gratiot Ave.

STATE or MICHIGAN in the Circuit
Court for tho County OF Wayne in chan
cory
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-05-22
Three Thousand Attend
Prep School for PUPS

Michael Won Motzeck of Chicago
IS headmaSter of a prep school for
pups. His pupils are disobedient
dogs whose masters enroll them to
learn the ABCs of canine etiquette.
In his $4,000 halls of learning he
has graduated in the last 10 years
almost 5000 Ph.D. pooches owned
by movie stars, tycoons and society
folks. AS reward for passing final
tests every dog gets. a beauty
treatment, with trimming and pluck
ing, in the dog beauty parlor run
by Mrs. Won MotzeCk.
Courses last from a month to a
year. Months course of seven first
grade lessons, includes learning to
obey commands to heel" "Sit, "
lie down" come" when called,
and to fetch" A two months
course includes seven more ad-
Vanced lessons, and SO on up. Won
Motzeck once trained dog to an
swer $50 commands perfectly.
After the first two weeks train
ing, masters must attend the school
three times to be put through the
PAGES with their pets Most ad-
vanced pup scholars learn to pose
in the show ring, jump high walls,
guard objects and people, and do
parlor tricks A few Won Motzeck
tips for training your dog: Best
reward for a lesson is pat on the
head; train your pup before meals;
never strike him; don't prolong a
lesson more than Is minutes.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-05-22

"Things?" said Fred. He brought
{, car to a sudden stop and turned
10 her Honey, you're the only
tn | could be serious about. And
believe me, | am.
Adelaide shook her head. I'm
afraid you're wasting your time. l
I couldn't risk IT, Fred. A woman
wants security.
Fred stared at her for so long
without speaking that Adelaide
Thought he actually was getting seri-
ous, ard she became alarmed.
Fred, she said, I'D like to
make YOU proposition. Suppose,
just TO show me that you could pro-
vide security, you save up a thou
sand dollars I'll marry you when
YOU get d thousand" She swal-
lowed II hadn't sounded as con-
vIuc.ns or grand as she had ex-
prctcd
"Dorr, sad Fred Unexpectedly.
And al that moment two men
stepped out OF tie bushes and lev
eIcd guns at them At sight of the
men Adelaide uttered little sup
pressed scream of terror.
Hist EN-" said the biggest of
the pair, an keep EN- histed."
FRED turned casually. Hello,
boys, he grlnncd. Nice evening""
Ono. \ wise guy?" The big
man leercd and winked at his COM
panlon We'll, | guess we know
how to handle wise guys, eh, Tony?
l wonder if this jigger hides his
dough under the seat, too?"
Honey" said Fred, grinning at
Adelaide, you'd better climb out.
These boys want to look under the
seat"
Adelaide thought she caught
significant infection to his tone.
She climbed out, on the opposite
side of the car from the bandits.
Fred opened the door on his side,
and then things began to happen.
She heard Fred yell: Duck,
Adelaide" And she ducked While
ducked, she heard gun go off, and
shower of broken glass sprayed
over her. The windshield. OF all
the nerve! Why, that windshield
was the only good part of the car!
Fred was still yelling. There
were sounds of a scuffle. A couple
of thuds Another shot. Promiscu-
Gus gruntlng Then Fred came
around the car.
OK, honey. The boys have had
enough"
Adelaide stood up. She saw the
men lying on the road and she be-
gan to tremble "Oh, Fred, are
you all right?'
We'll, yes. Mostly Couple of
bruises. l wish I'd been smart,
though. Like Walt Walt would
have saved himself all this trouble
by some clever tricks" He paused
suddenly and began to grin Heck.
| just thought There's a reward
for these birds. Five hundred
smacks each. Add 'em together,
grille, and we have the required
amount"
Adelaide began to cry. Fred
on, you Ql0n need thousand. You
didn't need anything. And-and I'll
bet Walt Mayo would have let
them steal my money, too. He would
have said it was smart, because he
saved most of his"
Fred interrupted her babbling by
picking her up and setting her back
inside the car. Are you by any
chance trying to get across the idea
that you accept my marriage pro-
posal?"
You crazy galoot!" said AIDE
laide, shameleSsly stealing her ia
theirs stuff. "Of course l will"
well, WE'LL" said Fred And he
took her in his arms and kissed her
very, very seriously. 49,
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-05-22
ADELAIDE'S father heartily az
"A proved of Walt Mayo as HI
L \ band for his daughter and vi
dertOOk tho tax Of pivIn :,

mother had died two years after
their daughter was born, Adelaide
mad been constant source of worry.
He wished heartily that she would
marry some sensible young man
Ike Walt Mayo. Take load off
his mind
II suppose" the elder Steers con
tinued, you've heard about Walt s
experience the other night. Held
up by bandits, he was, while driving
from Kenwood to Moreton. They de-
.nanded his billfold and he gave it
20 them. It contained six dollars.
When Walt got home he lifted up
the seat of his car and took out a
second wallet, containing S38, the
bulk of what he'd been carrying.
That man thinks of everything. He s
smart. Saved himself a lot of
trouble for So Fred Cram wouldn't
have pulled stunt like that"
Erred Cram" said Adelaide,
wouldn't have had S38 to conceal,
or SIX"
Mr.. Steers snorted and StomLed
into the house. Left alone on the
Veranda, Adelaide picked up II
daily newspaper. There was quite
a splash about the two bandits that
had during the past week been
terToriZlng the vicinity, but Adelaide
couldn't concentrate. Her thoughts
kept wandering to Fred Cram. She
had promised to go out with him
that night
Fred arrived an hour later He
came in an automobile that an
ncunced its presence several blocks
away by virtue of loose joints.
Why" asked Adelaide, climbing
aboard the front seat, don't YOU
Jack up the windshield of this thing
and put an automobile under it,"
He grinned. You know, darling.
if there's one reason why I'm glad
you've decided to marry me, it S
because you're very witty"
Marry you. Such nerve. Why,
YOU couldn't support "a bantam
hen"
There you go-always making
me .aIgh.
Adelaide set her lips grimly.
They had bounced out OF town and
we're wheeling along the wooded
road that led 10 MorctoD There
was a moon and the air held a
fresh smell of growing things. Ii
occurred to Adelaide Suddenly that
her father had been right Fred
was an irresponsible Soc: o. person.
Not the sort, IN fact that a real
sensible girl would want trr a huS-
band. Yet, darn it.-ar aca sud
Denly flashed into her head
Fred" sic said abruptly have
YOU heard about Walt IfayoS OK
perience last night vita the ban
dits?"
Heard it? You bet have VINO
hasn't?" He wagged his head ad
miringly. Waits smart. Thai
bird thinks of everything.
Fred, why don't you try being
like Walt? l mean, being little
more serious about life and-and
things?"
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-05-22

A DELAIDE'S father heartily ~
N proved of Walt Navo as a IN
I band for his daughter and ur
dertook ,to 80 - go.
Adelaide some ad,ico
"You'd hettcr accar, bic oTor nc
marriage >, bc toid her W, c,,,,t
90 wrong Wi, Iii of,.o ,,aI 60
curitv :"
Adelaide er,ilcd ,,d , f,~.,.,,,
COX came INTO br, 80 ..T,nT ,,ot
so sure" sbc ..-d .that v.art
security Thai r;nJ 49,, ,,
There's onIy ono tirG ., Mr.
Steers consjderCd h;s daror,ar frr
moment ..AdcI,;5c ,.,,-~o ,,;,,l,
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-05-22
Sponge Cake From Oven

As soon as you take sponge cake
from the oven, invert the pan on a
cake rack until the cake is cool.
This lets air circulate under the
cake, helping to prevent gathering
of moisture in the pan. When cake
is cool, loosen the sides with a
Spatula and slip the cake out.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-05-22
STATE or MICHIGAN. The Pr,

STATE or MICHIGAN, The Pro
bate CouG. for the County Of Wayne.
No 29Sbri
In Tire na't"r IF the estate Of
EMMA ZI.>rIIIN. deceased. Notice is
hereby .i,.u that all creditors of said
d,r.e: >cd ir, required 70 present their
claims. ia writing and under oath. 70
said C,.. ar tie l'ruhat Office in The
City Of d.. ttrir i'm Sid County and ID
serve 2 ,1v i"rrof upon Alfre,ta
/e~.hiE a.....~'stfriV of said estate,
at 90 o.. reg :. Nyandotte. Michi.
gan. un ,z p.turc the nth day of July,
y Il. l"i-. sud hat such claims Will
be heard "a. said court before Judge
Joseph Murphy in Court Room No.
30. Wur..c county Building. i'm the
CITY of I,'roU ina, said County. on the
eth day ,r July. ~ -. 1912. at two
o'clock in The afternoon
Dated May Is. \. H. 1912
JOSEPH 4 MURPHY.
Judge of PrObat P =
Published in NyandOtte Herald
once in each week for three weeks sue!
ces>ivelv. within thirty days from the
date hereof. Nw8
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-05-22

.,,,n,
I'll! ~ authorized 10 sign aid
. 'hp On behalf " The
III! =" anu"
aSnln,ia, p''0u OF the fOreSo-
ms -,
..,,,,r,.I "'il'> II. Mason
~ "HhcIIman Wagar.
-, NJ, .'licH Bthm. BrOhl,
'',t NJ ''ei''"'Z' NaSar.
N'"ii'i''l.'. N-'!-. May ~. 1912
'ii'ilmJn James
hd>""
-, tt council If IN"
'.H ~ lie City Clerk
.I =, f..,..,. ''''@ed AMI dir
'+'t'' :" ,.''''>'' N''''7 from tn Con
,iH-'", ''"' .. ''t q" Tie Tray
'.'7 ia The budget
"' '"T .''@ apartment. Z" AZ
''" 'H' I'-''.t SIM Agent 10
IA .!' De- National
NN IA iA- Agents in
~" i"lN lc request pf
Dee '| '.N Communication
even va
"'"' '"' 's9-', II IL f)rego-
iH- ''>".''-'... m.
''.'.... So II Mason
>u'I"''''. "f mtn >rhuIt;
,"S' ''''." ..4' Benin. BT0hl,
HNrAi' VI t>"n- >i-f Wager.
N!!>:' N".'
NH'H'"' ir- y Mas Ia lH4z
i''>"I"'l.'. t....-lmaU Jams
Na>'"
va 10y Council II -he
''H 81 "..d"''' .iia' She city Clerk
n' ana h' h":vat j. authorized AID
instructed I" 34' 'r..>r Tor bids for
AMOR ann Do" ."r.1. qu!red 20 paint
ihr exterior ~ -.r hospital buildings,
- per me >p"'N '.t...I> set forth N
solution ~ ..e Psn.r Welfare Com
al>>l"l' >uhiEl.i'"i 20 hi Council IN
der dat" "i May H. l"42
move III" adoption Of The fOraEO-
inI resolution.
'"'Il'iman James H. Mason
supported 10y Councilman Wagar
led> C"uncl.meI Benin. BrJhl
tiIrke. Mason. schultz. Wagar.
Nays: None.
Nyand"ttc, Mich. May 10. 1912
Resolution by Councilman James
Mason
Resolved by the City Council Of the
city OF Wyandotte that the CITY Clerk
be- and he hereby i authorized and
instructed 10 purchase from Eberts
Brothers Company
81 tons Sand 81 specifications. aud
H4I tons Pebbles e. specifications
ut Il total cost Of S4;SOJ.7S net. as Der
bids received this being the lowest
and best bid submitted. said material
1" be USED I'm the Sidewalk and curbing
WlA PROTEST, IL requested by the City
Engineer.
l move the adoption of the forego-
!ng resolution
Councilman JAMES IL Mason
Supported by Councilman Schultz.
Yeas: COuncilmen Benin. BrOhl.
burke, Mason. Schultz Wagar
Nays; None.
NyandOtte. Mi,h. May 10. 1912
Resolution by Couhcilman James
Mason.
Resolved by the City Council of the
City Of WyamdUtte that the request OF
the Blue Stdr Mothers OrganiZat ton,
relative To exhibiting a list of all Of
The Wyandotte mem in the armed
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01
S7CanS0n, Billy D0dd
GiUe Liberty Party

ON Tuesday Afternoon. Jun" 81.
at nv" O'Clock nearly - hundred
young pc"pl" gathered ~ Ni.tlrir.
Villa I" enjoy Il liberty Party ,IvCu
t'y {. swanson Bndd II rEd L"iilinn.
Francis CHI Dudd. ,.Is ;mG nav" wear
old .'rI% al MIR. and Nj. =. :; Drdd
ON arrival the GIrc.t were met
,nd "r"";"d "n the lawn by tho
young hu-is. They !!1"ui "au,r. uui
enjoyed the swInG IA ic.. m'rrv-
- round and sandpIlc- for Il wnil..
'ii:C bow were then tI,Sru :" um" .,d"
II In" lawn when" they alt iruk a
hot at Hitler, III" tip 49, his no"
t'"Iu: the '""grt. TI"y nll ."",nrd {,
"' wonderful .hn al "i-r their de
rc - pat AN end H. IiI'l"r Icut Ic-
rurr"y H. their aim. Eubhy T"t!ug
iu:!G" al almost perfect .lr and yy.I
leg" ui the "Cc:.,g,r'
WhI" the ""y woe ahur,lnr. th.
irL "m another pant Of Inc lawn.
-"ts' all 'Xc.'cu uvcr pium ~ i..ii,
On - biz cat. I'm Ibis contest. Little
~ Lillian Eu@l'y Holland ~.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01
SOCIETY NEWS
COUNTRY HOUSE.

Inc door II open: let us ,tcp inside,
In summertime they leave the win
dow; wide.
They would not mind il VIC sat down
to talk.
lhcy often wander from the house
To walk
Across the fields, This is their kind
of day,
Wind-waShcd and warm and smell
ing of the hay,
The wild-gay garden and her patch
of mint.
This simple country house gives you
Il hint.
Doesn't IT, of laughter in sunlight
And peace that lnGcrs with the tall.
al night.
Catherine l.IWIcucr
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01
Miss KimbuW TO Wed
": B. MuytieH Thurs:

The marriage uf Mis- Alma Kim
hall. al Manson. ant Wallace i;uvd
MaYir!d. of Nurlima. will take place
Thursday afternoon 1T J:3U o'clock
III Mount Auburn Christian church.
.InnS"n. The brides brother. Rev.
it"h"r, Morris Kimball. OF Cnn idc
Park. \. j.. Will oiiiciatc.
Music viii be furnished by Mrs.
y. II. Barnes and Miss Annie iiyman
Bunn.
Tn" bride will hr given in mar
llagc by h"r father. Jacob Nllcu
NImball. Her sister. Mrs. William
Jcilr"~S Tanner. 81 Nnrlma. will bc
matrnn Of honor. ard Mrs. GtrHrgC
Short. ri Scai"rd. Del. will act a.
dame nj honor. Nils klmbT'l ha-
chn en- Miss Ann liod"c-. 81 Lnd,n
and Miss Clyde Hunter. ul Enfield,
as her bridesmaids.
John Weldon NaylIrld .ir.. 90 Ron
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01

lima. will b" his brnthcr'S hes, man.
Gr""msmCn Will bc .iimmrc Mag
iirld. al Roanoke Rapids. \ll,n
kInbail Bill White. uI Nan.un. and
Horace II. Robin. ON. al iICudcrson.
john Allcu kImbaI!. .Ir. VIII be-
rngbc;rvr
Following the rChca al ,hi even
my II o'clock the brides parents
WI entertain al u cake cutting in
n"n"r al IL" wedding party at their
home al Alan On.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01
From Summer (r,Il..".

Gu. I"llrruilcr. il. returned Sc
tCttaY from he EI.in,Uy Crlu..' ul
the u. n. &. unit -. Naval Il. .. =.
{. tie Ia. - n Gu'.I hI,.'itrh
.lun"s, at Ed"mirm. who viii -!''ud u
icW days here with him.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01
Tu Ifirli Point,

Mr.. &. l.. Carter and Nj Carrie
Carer left to-day tor High Point g"
Vi II Mr.. CATERS a,a'tr. Mrs. t.. e..
Watkins. TEcy plan t. ., lUrn FRI
day. Jnd Mir. f:d Shelby Viii accom-
paIy them ,,rr in- "a ~ t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-01

Jane and Nance Whit" lett TN
m'rurng for Warrington. Y. c. :. here
The VIII Wit th"tr @rLrdp,uvnj
MIR and Mr.. !. T.; H., p'>.