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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-15

IsAc h.! out away 81, refused to
I @...'. 3d., "D".rTS fact of her find
/ l'...
| H'.,.r woman w"ul! have said.
. Il ". u love with him"
H.4' Barbara Mister could not
say because. 10 her. being in love
SD. no. state Of iufItUatiOn. OF
''-.. attraction, it was II deep.
H'..,G emotion. based on tie I'M
...l 'u"d knowledge between two
..a..c Of rCCiprOCatci mental. ply
...l ami spiritual attractions.
Barbara vas, in truth, lightly In
4 go. she was infatuated with q
'H'" prince whose trappings were
'..an with which hcr imagination
a-I reed had endowed him. He was
% man with background of power
init lent him Clamor in her eyes;
H" waS tender and considerable as
Mark had not hccn: he was natter-
III III his delight with her He was.
therefore. arraycd in her eyes with
differing attractions. He was the,
Knight in shining armor that she.
like high school girl. was content
I'D adore from afar nc was the
mOvI" hero on silver screen. He
was the Kind Of man she ALWAYS
thought she'd want 10 be loved by.
And because nc had found her at
IN" rght moment. IN n lonely. ro-
mantle mood beneath frosty stars,
she had let him leave an imprint
on her exposed heart that night:
let him become an image of her
o"m creating so that in her eyes
he was not merely lonely, middle
aged man.
She had that pretty well
Strengthened out when she finally
went 10 sleep that night. No prob
lem of the future presented itself
because she could simply say that
she was too busy for golf and ten
mis-. And soon Claire would be COM
ing back. There would hc no reason
for her to risk the censorship OF the
town.
She slept well. peacefully. be-
cause the sense of danger avcrtsd
was n sweet one.
Then. less than two weeks later.
when she was going TO New York
for her bi-monthly shopping trip.
Fam said. II haven't n rag for au-
iumn wear I'm going 10 New York
with you. If may. You don't have
To come back the same day, do
you"
Barbara was busy with her
hooks and she looted up to say.
I'VE cant shop Mt night. darling"
Il know. But Dads going to be
there and we thought We might
make party Of it in New York"
Barharas instinct was 10 say
that she vas afraid she couldn't.
but when she thought Of the dis
tanCe between South Wintridgc and
New York. she said she thought 1t
would be fun.
ITO lie Continued
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-15
CHAPTER THIRTY-FOUR

BARBARA said desperately. ~
4 she were explaining 10 The whole
toxin. Ruth The cook at storm.
sol! is on her vacation Why isn't
II just nice and natural for ne tu
ask him To come back here for sup
per tonight >"
For The same reason that ii -
wrong for you to 90 10 the guIi
c!iIb alone with him OF course Il :
:un and it's nice and It's natural.
but rnp can't take a full page al
III The Clarion ana explain 10 Mis-
Giundy. Even If you Co'.I,! ynI
couldn't change what she thinks.
Barbara brushed cake crumbs
into a neat little pile. She said.
What does Mrs. GrlIndy think 90
as If she didn't know very well
what Mrs. Grundy did think. Shed
known 1t all along. but she pre-
tended 10 herself that II couldn't be
Everybody knows that Claire
kilCrhn isn't much of wife. hut
until they are divorced. Tom Xii
Gran. in the eyes o: this town. is a
married man"
"Of course" Barbara muir.
INJURED.
And any man. Ruth went on
married or single. who secs as
mitch of n young. attractive widow
as kllcran sees of ynu. doesn't do
1t unless he is more Interested than
he should be"
Barbara's face famed into pink
i deny it," she said angrilv.
Il know you do. but I'm afraid
your denial isn't going 10 change
public opinion"
The anger went ont of Barbara s
voice. But. Ruth, darling. when @
mans own daughter is part of IL
When we're always n thrcCsomc or
IolrSomc. how can they talk ? They
don think Pamela would approve
anything like that? EvcrybGdy
mere adorcs Pamela! They call her
The kilcran Princess"
Leaving Pamela out Of this. let
me remind you that the point Is t.
Keep II n thrccSOmc or fOursome
us wnen you go over that line.
mat you're running risk"
Ruth, people In this town arc all
my friends. They know me. They
couldn't"
Yes, they know you You're
very popular. but. my dear. no
"oman's place is so secure among
o'her women that she can run the
FISK OF scandal One little thing
they can seize upon for proof. and
,he whole pack will tear you to
pieces"
And you think I'm headed 70:
something Tie that"
Not exactly. No. You've got too
much common sense and good judg-
ment. When you see this the way
IL looks TO other people. I expect
youu well you'll know
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-15
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CE% RL rFSShS SucrATCn

VIA; 10 do"
Barbara said. Yes. I'll knor
Nhnt To- ur."
T Ruth sad. If thought that YOU
an. lie were IN love ANA that II,
"ci" gong 10 -, divorce
/ divorce" the younger woman
said sharply She hadn't ever
imagined Tom tree. or what .
w"uld mean :" her. Il do not b..
hey" IN divorce"
That's what thought" T..
HWis- sand calmly well. our it'll
talk seems I" tie over. | hope you !,
/ forgive me
'irH grateful - you. Ruth "
Wee better get busy and e.
! The table for three If he's comm
. ~ frw minutes. No reason To- 500, .
III" man away hungry He .'
hav" supper with us ii you au.'
mi't my c"npany-and 90 o' g..
his ."!: latcr'
Ra'ta:a said. He won't m..t
hu; III rather not - 81, ..ts
3 going 10 say that sbr.I ,,.i. ,...
goo him ,uotn until g',,..r ...........
what She VAS going 10 o., ..
Ruth r,S InoI,;rc ., l., ...,r. -.
cynrcssinn of mill e,r,,-.. 50. y.,
said LImcIy. "Td rotb., no. "a, SO
early
Ruth whiskcd .ut. cloth
from the linen drawer .,r ,., ont,
silver. Eff Won can stand any more
advice. ia s,,rc,s, that Won don't
t., Tom kroy con, rIf.rG this
over You know" size rDlShoi a
knife that ,oc.roJ I'D r,I. sniuc--
sometimes go mako rnir.s seem
true lust hv rcc0priz.ng that other
ucopIn ,hirI, tho ar. If we're
Won ri fail b,ri; on fiat old one
about y hc,Grrrc. Want to
eat on the rn,ch"
."rhc porrh on. vos. please.
m tell nm, I r4yc a headache. I
can't imacirc what hi: face would
look like II I told him ANYTHING
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-15
Chile Seen
As Friendly
Vu.nerabiiity Of South
American Nation Pre-
vents War Declara-
ion, Stewart Says.
Hy CHARLES T.. STEWART

wg.ln.' Sept. lI-A.ih nln
r..r H.. 80" { the two out uf %
r.,n.Ar,.rHn countries thr@rr
-. w.. .ar other nnc) tina, d.dn';
,.... .,..uus with tho aNiS when
.c iu..,i ~ T. against Tie ual.-
'-fan partnership. Chilean
President .llll An
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-15
DT SERTER CONTESTS
KILLING TWO WOME \

%nnta ll2ria. Calf. Sep. -
IAPJ-A p -%rar-uld Army a. ..'-
e.. Eun.r: +. Bailey. sia ed ,....
.iDH Sunday. Deputy D.s'rir' 81.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-24
NAVY TO CONSTRUCT
NEW NROTC BUILDING

Chapel Hill. n. C.. Aug. 24.-Thc
unItcd States Navy will construct
new building at the university for
Carolina'S Naval ROTC unit which
has formerly made It's HEADQUARTERS
IN the basement of Lcnoir dining
hall. il WIS announced here today.
To be situated on the Pittsboro
highway Just across the road from
Whitehead Medical DOrmitory. tho
building viii DC called the NAVY
Temporary Armory and will be com
plctcd il IS expected. sometime in
November.
The NROTC. commanded by Can
tain W. S. Popham. has been quar-
tered in Sw. in Hall this summer.
but when il moves. the old dining
nall building will again be turned
mi" an eating emporium for students
Lcnoir Hall will nc used altogether
by the Navy PrC-Flicht School when
lis maximum quota of cadets is
reached this fall
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-24
kYSER SCHOLARSHIPS
TO TWO TAR HEELS

Chapel Hill. S. G., Aug. 2l.-Two
North Carolina boys-L.. \. Harper.
Jr., of New Bern, who viii he a
sophomore in the university tins fall.
and Walter Carroll of Chapel Hill.
who will enter aS a frcShman-arc
winners of the Kay KyScr scholar
ships this year in music and dra-
matte, ii was announced here today
by Dean Dudley ID. Carroll of the
School Of Commerce, chairman of
the scholarship committee.
The scholarships. established by
Carolino'S famous banG leader
alumnuS and radio and screen star
year ag" in June. provide one
years study in the University IN
Guiding tuition. room and board, for
the two recipients. Selection of the
recipients is based on character
scholastic rank. qualities of leader.
ship, achievements and promise of
future distinction in the two fields
OF cndcavor-muSic and dramatics.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-24
Aycock News

Mir. rCrCy Upchurch and ChiIdrc'
have returned 10 their home IN Mon
roc. after spending SomctIm" ,wIIr
her parents. Mr.. and Mis-. lia1
Stewart.
Mrs. Bcrgcron and children. oi
Richmond. who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Ham Stewart. have
returned 10 their home in richmond
Va.
". and Mrs. G. L. Knott ana
daughter spent the Weekend re-
Gently with his brother. j. II. Knott.
Mr. Knott accompanied them nome
10 spend u week.
Miss ilClCn Rogers .pCnt last Sun.
day night with Lucille Knott.
Mis-. Gordon Bowen and daugh-
ter. Of Richmond. Va. were recent
visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs. AlcN Buch-
Inan.
Little DORIS Ann DiCkCrson recent
~ spent the night with her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. II Knott
Mr.. and Mrs J. II. Knott spent u
recent Sunday with Mrs. Knott par
cntS. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Wilson.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-24
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Waller Hotel.
By LYNN NISBEJ

Raleigh. Aug. - With more than
thrcc-quartcrS "i a billion dollar, m
a sets, the 36l banks ia North Car
DINA set an all-tmc hugh Ion mIu-
summer. though recent fall and win
Ter reports HAY" shown slightly lar
ger figures.
The consolidated bank statement,
based on individual statements as oil
June 30. was released today by Bank
Commissioner Quincy T. Iiu0d. II
shows 1873 state banks with l2i
branches: 30 industrial banks with
one branch and 80 national bank;
and branches, for Il total ui 36l bank
ing places.
Aggregate resources amounted to
59.856.i 2l.2l. more than a nun
drcd million dollars above resource
on June 30, 1871. The state depart
mCnt docs not include national bani;
figures. except III the overall totals.
In the state commercial banks. .rN-
cral interesting trends are noted.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-24
Birthday Party Is
Enjoyed THURSDAY

Friends and relatives of Sam
Hicks OF the CokcSbury community.
gathered a. his home Thursday
night t"r Il surprise birthday supper
for him and Mrs. Indy Robinson.
The supper consisted of fried
chicken. sandwiches, cakes. pics and
pickles
Those present for the occasion
were Mr.. and Mrs. Fcnncr Hicks
I'd children. Christine and GLADYS:
Miss Bette May AyScuc. Mr.. and
MIS-. Louis Hicks and daughter
Marie: Miss Frances AvScuc. Mis-
Ruby Harris. Mr.. and Mrs. Jim HEX,
and sons. Bobby and Morris: Mr..
and Mr.. y. G.. Robinson and little
son; Miss Mildred Hicks. Arthur
Hicks. Mr.. and Mrs. George Carr II
and daughter. Pauline: and III Robin
son.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-24
Social Security
Number Required
For Each Worker

" is important that owner. and
operators of seasonal business CON
Germs should know the requirements
Tor reporting the social security ar
count number and wage records ni
thcir employees. according ia +.
Clyde Thomas. acting manager of
tho Raleigh field oificc.
This return Is nadC uIIaricrIy Inv
the employer I" the Bureau of In
1Crnal Revenue. and give; the namr.
the social security account number
and the amount al wages earned by
every employee during the three
months period
In order that there may he no
mistake IN properly entering tho
earnings on the record. the employer
must not only report tho name, but
also the social security account mimi
Der. For that same reason. il /. inn
pOrtant that the employer see thc
social security account number in on
dcr mat II may bC correctly record
cd
This information j.: used Ivy the
uCial security board IN setting I'M IL
wage records ~ tom. Mr.. Thomas
explained. Wien the report reaches
the central office III Baltimore. the
workers social security account is
AIKEN from the file and u notation
is made of tho amount of wages he
,laS earned
When the time comes for the
workers benefit Ia be paid. tho
wages appearing on this card arc
added up 10 give the total earning,
from January |. 1897. until the date
when tho account becomes payable
y, arc G5. In The event Of death. this
account will bC used in u similar
fashion tn compute the benefit which
viii be paid to the survivors. or cs-
tate.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-24
SERVICES AT PARK
ON SUNDAY EVENING

Rev. J. Frank Apple. pastor of ;hc
Congregational Christian church
left today Tor Randolph md Mont
gomcry counties 10 assist in two re-,
vival meetings, spending his vaca-
ton in that manner.
This week he will lead the sing
ing in a revival al Pleasant Ridge
church near RamSeur, one of 4
group @! congregations he was Scrv-
ing when he came 10 Henderson
ScvcraI years ago. On next Sunday
he viii begin Il revival at Ether
church. N Montgomery county.
which wu, part of Il charge which
was his :r~t When he entered the
ministry.
The pastor wIl be absent from
his own rH.rch only one Sunday.
and will return To- hold services as
usual in bus uwu pulpit ON the first
Sunday IN September.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-24

Career girl coed . every busy
person need two-piccc model like
Pattern 90l3 by Marian Martin. The
nicely cut Jacket has a smart long
rcvcrSc-collar AID is smooth over
the hips. The skirt has two panels
III front. one in back. Long sleeves
ave included
Pattern 9ol3 may be ordered only
IN misses sizes -. IA. l6. Is. 20.
Size Ii requires Us yards - och.
Send FIJI FEN CENTS (plus ONE
GENT to cover cost of mailing) for
this Marian Martin p0ttcrn. Be sure
Z" write plainly your SIZE. NAME.
ADDRESS and STYLE NUMBER.
Send your order to Henderson
Daily Dispatch, Pattern Department.
'32 w. 18Th 81. New York. N. Y.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-24
AROUND
CAPITOL SQUARE
BY LYNN NISBET
Daily Dispatch Bureau
In The Sir Walter Hotcl-Ralcirh

HLt'E SKH-Thad Euro. secretary
III stat" and CX-cfiiCio administrator
of TN" blue sky" securities law, has
issued Il timely statement warning
North Car"lnar. particularly to-
baCc" growers. against wildcat stocks
and bonds and other questionable
investment opportunities" ESti-
mates un farm returns from the 1912
Tobacco" crop range from two hun
drcd million dollars upward, That's
hiG money. even in an era ur nation
al budgets rcClioncd IN hundreds of
billions. And there Just isn't much
chance for spending all that money
"n The ordinary purchases for the
farm and home.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-24
Egypt News
" TIlI!.NN Hi'n(:IrIlIJ

:, AZ. g.. J. Il" !g"prrn and Mrs. p.
~. N'i"i1 Jay" r..unn,G nrm ;inri.v
Mount, Wnrr" Tn; a'',"1. 4 i,r l,.n-
"fAi at Mr.. l.. l. hln.i. .ir. Al
lord WAS buried al I,a.'.. 3. li,'r.
day afternoon.
Josephine. Marie ynI LvnHnrd
Pulley have returned l... .'ti.i, ,m
mr.. and Mr.. LasSItcr u... mrccnt-
~.
MIR. and Mrs. ElI"y Wynn. and
son. jasper. were r',rr u,-i. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. lee Mitchell
MIS-. Catherine Dicscr-ru .rrcn,lv
Il>'t'd Misses MTJur." ami rrri>;In,.
DICkcr~um.
Mr.. and Nil. ". |. lI,d.p-f. and
iamllv visited Mr. and Mr-. IT,. Nit.
c . an" Mr.. Roy plck"r.n uu a
recent Sunday.
MIR. and Mir. Aiclvm p.G.., ami
family were SATURDAY. urgu' .Hrr
ct Mr.. and Ny. V. l.. ltra...r.n.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-24
Red Cross
Is Asked For
Kit Bags

Sam Afford, Vance county chair
man of the American Red Cross.
said today that the local chapter
would be called upon to fill abuu.
100 comfort kits each month by the
National chapter, which gives these
Kits To all service men embarliing
from this country to foreign as
Signmcnt.
The kits cost about 81 each. and
are filled with small soap box ana
sop. deck Of playing cards, package
ul cigarettes. or smoking tobacco
and cigarette papers, shoe POLISH.
cloth, small pencil with cap, package
OF envelopes and paper, package ui
chewing gum. pair of tan shoe lacCs.
10, waterproof match box. if avail.
'blc: package of double edge razor
blades, small book. pocket SiZa de
lcctiNc. numerous. etc: sewing case
(houScwifc). The bag must mo-;
weigh more thar | and onc-half
pounds when fillCG
The National chapter will furnish
the necessary twill and tape free
OF charge Ia tho local chapters Local
chapters will make the bags. fill the
Kits I'D ship them 10 ports nf ON
barkati"n as directed by the M
tinral chapter.
Mr.. Afford is anxious for the local
chapter t. fill its quota Of bags.
Those desiring 10 contribute cash
Tor the purchase of content, nf the
kit bags may do so Ia the chapicr
chairman. Lump purchases through
the local chapter from tho national
chapter SlaShcS tho cost Of the items
needed for the bags considerably,
il mas been pointed out
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-24
9urglcal Dressing
Room Opened For
Practice TUESDAY

|d,. Nm'r'rhn Rcd Cross surgical
room over PagC-IIoCrItt
|no. N'"r" Will be open Tuesday
IN " ,..!G from 10 until II O'Clock for
'' ~ folding of the bandagcs.
+, ,'> announced today.
cr "'> pointed out that materials
iycd ''''I "i dressing have not ar
r.. W, '',u tomorrow mornings sos
|rb, " "uIctIv FOR practice. and All
r".. " sire 70 aid in the work arc
|iuu U" attend tuesday mornings
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-24
Return from Camp.

Nj ". NJ. Coffin. Mis-; Shannon
Morton and Miss Dare Wyatt have
.hmmuu from Camp Shenandoah.
Gear Clifton Forge. Va. where they
-.,!.,rG m directing Il summer en-
sww,u' the last eight weeks. Mrs.
.pilu Nd~ 10 charge OF music. Nils
@yd'' ui w"udcraft and Ny Morton
las secretary.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-24
Here from \yhitryilIc.

y II. Moore. who is operating Il
Fd"'wu>C uu the Whltcviilc tobacco
,drn"' ~ the Border Belt. was here
lrn- the week end. and returned
nnHf I" bC gone until Just before
lie '."mGCr>"n market opens three
@tch. hence. Mrs. Moore and their
idu2H'rr have been with HIM and
.h,v have been living at Lake Wac
.amaM 'nr the last several weeks.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-24
Return to Homes.

NJ. and Mrs. p. b. Upchurch and
Ch.Idrn of Monroe and Mrs. Joseph
|B~g,ruu of richmond and son. have
.c'Uurd ~ their homes after spend
ne sometime with their parents Mi.
and Nh Hamilton Stewart.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-24
.rturn> to Hampton.

NJ, .'NrUd Dan!Cl spent The
wu.-t1G mere with his parents, MI.
and M y t. Daniel. and returned
10 Hampton. Va. where She lives
while employed as technical mathc-
ma,.c!1u 81 Langley Field.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-24
EPSON REVIVAL CONTINUES

The revival at Liberty Vance
church al EPSON continues daily
with services daily AT 800 and $50 n.
m. with Rev. S. f. Nadrcn doing
The preaching. Tho is public cordially
invited 10 attend the services.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-24
Phllathca Glass
Will Have Outing

Inc Clare Mills Phiiathca class
VI 'hr F|r.i BAPTIST church will have
~ ''."lrH Stew tomorrow evening
"@' o'clock at Kings Daughters
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-24
Ni>itnr irnln Florida.

{. !! Sa''vl.WhItc. formerly at this
county. bat who with hi family has
cecn living ~ SCbrin%. Fla. tor some
ytar~. j. % visitor IN the city for ScV-
tra! day
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-24
Return 10 Mobile.

Ma.tr. Sergeant and Mrs. Eugene
Patti .H' U.N" return ed To- Mobile.
a.a. J!'r. pending Il few days here
p guests 81 Mr Patterson parents.
Dr. .mi Mr. y. II. Patterson. ON
.3uWriI avenue.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-24
To WarcaInaN.

Nj. T VI. Barmhart left today for
stt WrrcImHW I" spend IL week
m III and Mr.. y. II. Moore.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-24
Ilrnliun iicnlIl

Nj. Annie II. Watkins ana Billy
Ta,kln.. route ,. Henderson. are
gcudMg tho W"cN al Carolina Beach
nth RuurTi Wdikin:
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-24
Returns Home

Mr.. and Mrs. y. l., Berry Of Swan
quarter returned home Sunday cvc-
ming after spending scvCra days with
Mr. and Mrs. +. II Weldon.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-24
FROM III, ISrarr

"'H'' HE'. Vernon q. Edward, OF
n second Arm"rcU Division al r'l
L''E%' spent IN" Weekend with his
parents Mr. and Mr.. j. II. Ed
wards al EPSON.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-24
I harlic G.arinan Here.

,;. 'I' ne harnlam. vino is u"w Sta
,i;; WIN III" Second .irmurcd di-
, ,n'"ii ~ f"rt bragg. i sprnuimg i
NV u'E, ~ Ia" city with hi, sister.
Mrs. |. l.. WajEins.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-24
Visiting Auri

Mss Sallic Groncr. of New .ork.
was expected 10 arrive TO-DAY I"
pcnd seek with her aunt. MI:
C. Wesley Jones, 81 Charles street
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-24
Returns tO SchDol

Harry Patterson has returned To
I {. State College. Raleigh. AFTER
:cndrna rn" weekend I'll his home
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-24
HhIJFAN

fL'FAN-laiC dClcvoDmcnts i'm
lhc Halifax county law suit brought
by Carroll Wilson. aS highway cam
missioner. against the Weldon News
i"r $4,000 libel. resulted in tenn
nrrhrY victory for the defendant
II was roundabout approach. and
AN uncertain victory Attorneys for
MI Wilson SupOCnaCd T. +. Turner.
publisher of the News. TO appear
hci"r" the clerk Of superior cour,
oi Halifax county for examination
Lawyers for Turner appeared and
m"NCd striking 0ut the subpoena.
Clerk HuX ruled that the motion
Tor examination was premature. since
the defendant COmpany had not ans
wcrCd the complaint. and time for
answer had not expired Those fam
mar with tho case say that this is
merely u fcw days delay and that
The examination will hc made in duo
time.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-24
< WITH OUR BOYS
IN SERVICE r
Visits Mother

Melvin Faulkner. of Co 10 I, -
Naval Training Schnul. Ncwnn,,t r.
L., has been spending = sbn,', v.LiI"
Ton. in the Poplar Crcci; conm,n;t"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-24
Visits Parents

Clifton and Alton MaIcr. rr,I.u..i
l" Newport News today after -uruG-
ing tn" Wc"k-cnd with their p..-nt..
Mr.. and Mr. +. II. Majors uu Clarke
street.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-24
Visiting Here.

Mis-, Leila White. of Richmond.
:. :, lJ-IrnG Mrs. Herbert White
2 Nicholas street.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-24
Rotary Meeting.

Tho weekly meeting of the Rotary
club wlll be held Tuesday evening
- n CLOCK A. me Nnrcs hotel
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-24

Don't forget To turn in your scrap
iron. steel. rubber and other COM
IN ditisS for the war effort.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-24
Visiting IICrc.

His Cassie bradford. of Raleigh.
Spending the week with Miss Luia
akin mere.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-24
Visits Sister

+. II. Weldon returned npu... SIN
DAY lr"m WILSON where hr visited
ms sister. Nh. j. l.. JACKSON.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-24

No CARS-Thc tobacco market
hG season in 'gond years" has been
- bonanza for automobile dealers
This year there are no now or used
cars available. There are no cleo
'ric E"lngcratorS on the market. nor
amy chAncc Ia get copper wire to
.'inG electric lines 10 the farm home
Radios are scarce and without cleo
hlc current they also are silent.
>!nlc 10 buy tin for putting "A ncw
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-24
10 GIlilncr> school.

tN': T.. u. SGutu. Jr.. who Is STA
""ilG@ at Camp Polk. La. ma. been
, :. I" %unn"lS ,Churl al Fort Enn..