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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-21
Women Voters Club
Discussed Medicine

Socialized medicine may be an af-
termath Of the present war, DR.
Creighton Barker, secretary Of the
Connecticut Medical society, told
members Of the waterbury League
Of Women Voters yesterday at a
meeting at the Waterbury club. He
said he believed that action toward
federally-subsidiz medicine would
be delayed until after the war.
Among those present at the meet
ing were: DR.. j. Harold Root, DR..
Richard Hinchey, DR.. Patrick Bren-
nan, Mrs. Fred Webster, Mrs. George
w. Russell, Mrs. James Z. Nc
knight, Mrs. Patrick Healey, Mrs.
H. jackson Sherwell, Mrs. Donald
Adelberg, Mrs. p. ]. Greenberg, Mrs.
John B. LAPolnte, Mrs. Walter w.
smyth, Mrs. Starbuck Sprague.
Mrs. Frederick Chesson. Miss
Josephine Beecher, Mrs. John p,
Elton, Mrs. James Ross, Mrs. Ed
ward Wells, Mrs. Clifford Thomas,
Mrs. H. H. Cook, Mrs. Henry O.
Dews, Mrs. Richard LeAoy, Mrs
Frederick Burns, Mrs. Frederick
Calkins, Mrs. Earl s. Ross, Mrs
Nelson Osborte, Mrs. Elmer Will
son, Mrs. Russell Anterior, Mrs
Louis willard, Mrs. Arson w. Mi
ner, Mrs. Thomas 8. Smith.
Mrs. Aurore Dorval, Mrs. M. J
Colney, Mrs. John Zefnai1s, Mrs. Ar.
thur l.. Plirinton, Mrs. william e
Van Tassel, Mrs. Herbert S. Smith
Mrs. e. z. Wesson, Mrs. Robert w
Lowell, Mrs. william A. Amelung
Mrs. Frederick Faust, Mrs. Robert
l.. Wood and MRS. Margaret Verdon
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-21

Tea-Leaf Reading Easy And Fun
NV, she's faScinatingl She's bit
on sure way Of holding his atten-
tion--telling his fortunel
People love to learn their chances
In love or luck, so II you know tea
leaves, card fortllnes-any kind -
you make hit.
In tea-leaf fortunes, its all In
the way the leaves group when the
cups drained Seeing leaves grouped
In watch-shape, you say to your
beau, "Ah, you have a rival. In
love, wonder?"
And, looking OIL 50 innocent, you
continue: II see O gun, too, mean
ing quarrel, but there's q ring
wedding bells! And kettle, o hap
py homel"
There are endless fascinating
combinations! In cards, It's the
same way---a Seven Of Diamonds
money you didn't expect; o Two Of
Spades q separation; an Eight OF
Clubs the love Of dark mani
Our 32-page booklet gives you
meanings OF tea-leaf symbols and
OF every card In the deck; explains
secret gypsy ways Of dealing cards
Also tells how 70 read fortunes II
dcninoeg, the magic crystal dice:
has horoscope for each month.
Send 1Oc (pltis one cent 70 cover
cost Of rnaillng) for your copy Of
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address and the name Of booklet
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-21
Young Peoples Club
Plan Skating Part,

The Young Peoples society Of
Our Lady Of Lourdes parish held
their bi-monthly meeting this week
at the parish hall. President An
geline Russo opened the meeting
with a prayer and a hymn.
Plans were completed for the
roller skating party to be held on
April 8. Instead Of the dinner
dance formerly discussed, a banquet
will be sponsored In May. Louis
Bonivisuto, chairman Of this affair,
will be assisted by Livio Bonaldi,
co-chairman, Doris Sanchi and
Alice Bilancloni.
Two new officers were elected at
this time, Miss Doris Sanchi as
secretary, and Livio Bonaldi, pub
Lefty agent.
Meetings are to continue through
out the summer.
The meeting closed with the
Pledge OF Allegiance and the sing
ing Of God Bless America.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-21
OAR. Congress
ConOenes In May

Formal announcement has been
made that the Fifty-first Continen-
tai Congress Of the Daughters Of
the American Revolution will
convene in Chicago on Monday
evening, May and continue
through Thursday May z.
Preliminary meetings in connec-
ton with the Congress will be held
Friday and Saturday, May ! andl 2,
at the Hotel Stevens, headquarters
OF the Congress. Registration Of
the delegates and alternateS also
will be held on those dates.
Mrs. John Potter Of Woodside
avenue, regent OF the Melicent Por-
ter Chapter, will attend as q dele
gate. Mrs. Robert 8. Walker Of
Friske street will be the alternate.
Mrs. Chris Neuswanger Of Middle
bury is member Of the House
committee.
The official dates Of the Congress
which come later this year than Is
the custom, were approved by MRS
William H. Pouch, President Gen.
eral, after O series Of conferences,
Under the Constitution Of the Or
ganization the annual Continental
Congress Is held each year In Wash
ington during the week Of April 10,
the anniversary OF the Battle OF
Lexington.
Because Of the crowded condition
OF Washington, however, and be-
cause Of the flood Of protests from
individuals, chapters and states and
by approval OF the National Board
Of Management the Congress was
transferred to Chicago. It is i'm
possible In this emergency, however,
to hold the Congress on the origin
al dates specified-April 20 to "a in
elusive, with preliminary meetings
on April 10 and 10.
The later dates were finally Sc
lected after discussion with Chicago
city officials and with hotel exc
cutives Of that city.
All reservations held In Washing
ton hotels and homes have been
cancelled and the gigantic task Of
moving the Congress from d. A, r
headquarters to Chicago already has
begun. The program Of the Con
gress, which was nearly complete
will be revamped so as to conform
to the changed conditions.
A large National Defense meeting
will be held on Monday afternoon
inlay 4th, Stevens Hotel, to which
officers and members Of other pa.
triotic organizations are invited.
Mrs. Pouch said the Congress vii
stress the work Of women In the
present war emergency.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-21
Hibbard ~ Tracy Nuptials
Take Place This Afternoon

Philadelphia; East Rockaway,
Brooklyn, and Nyack, N. Y, will be
present today at the wedding Of Miss
Charlotte Hamilton Tracy Of Wa
terville street, to Walter Hubbard,
Jr., Ensign, u. s. N. r.
Reverend Francis AyreS will per-
form the double ring ceremony at
three o'clock at st. Johns church.
The bride, the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Morton Cornelius Tracy,
will be given in marriage by her
father. She has chosen as her ma
iron OF honor, her sister, Mrs. Will
liam Frederick Mester, with Miss
Trudie Myers as her maid Of honor,
and her sister, Miss Carolyn Louise
Tracy, as junior bridesmaid.
The groom, the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Rollo Hubbard Of Euclid
avenue, will be attended by his
brother. David Sharpless Hubbard OF
Kenmore, N. Y, as best man. The
ushers will In clude George Hambly
Found, Cleveland, Ohio; Donald
Luther Martin, Washington, d. G.;
Robert Graham Treuting, HaYnden;
william Frederick Meister, and Nor
ton Royal Tracy, q cadet In the
Army Air Corps.
A reception win follow at Guild
Hall, st. Johns church.
Miss Tracy Is q graduate Of St
Margaret's school, Pembroke college
and Katherine Gibbs In Boston. En-
sign Hubbard Is an alumnus Of Wes-
leyan university, class Of 1889, and
Yale university. He is q member OF
Delta Tau Delta, Gamma Alpha, Phi
Beta Kappa and Sigma XXI.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-21
Miss Grace WeaOingto Wed
Robert E. Bailey Today

snapdragons and palms have been
atractvely arranged on the altar OF
the Bunker Hill Congregational
church for tie wedding this after
noon OF Miss Grace Weaving of
Woodruff avenue to Robert z. Bailey
Of WATERFOWL.
Rev. Alan M. Fairbank will unite
the coupe at three o'clock in the
presence of guests from Bridgeport,
New Haven, Stnsebury, Naugatuck
and this city. Norman Hovey, Or
ganist, will play q special program
of nuptial music, with Miss Leona
Keaveney singing % Perfect Love-"
The bride, he daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. David G. Woodruff, will be at
tended by her sister, Miss Shirley
Elizabeth Weaving, as maid OF
honor. Tho groom, the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Seth Bailey, will have as
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-21
Bornan Studio.

The evening department Of the
Second Congregational Church spon-
sored o most successful card party
and fashion show last night at
Davenport Hall.
Mrs. d. GLAND Anderson, general
chairman, was assisted by Mrs,
william Reid, Mrs. Howard Schoeck
and Mrs. John Raeburn.
Miss Margaret Finnegan an
nounceS the fashions with the fol-
lowing models displaying them:
Robert Johnston, Mary Lou Cleman-
ii, Rita Hemlock, Athlyn Harrison
Patricia Reidy, Louise Bates and
Mrs. John Raeburn.
Among those playing were Mrs
Samuel Ray, Mrs. Robert Batten
Mrs. George Word, Mrs. Mildred
Granger, Mrs. John Stevens, Jr.
Mrs. Marie Pinter, Mrs, George Pin.
ter, Mrs. john Stevens, ST., Mrs
Dorothy Simpson, Mrs. Joyce Chris
tie, Olga Benson, Lillian Abelq, Mrs
j. j. Goodrich, Mrs. Ferdinane
Bachman, Miss Nellie Browne, Mrs
e. w. Hermann, Mrs. L. Richen'
bach, Mrs. Hilda Richmond, Mrs
Audrey Frank, Mr.. and Mrs. E. M
Stanley, Mrs. william @. johnson
Mrs. Eugene Crandall, Mrs. Louis
e. Wright, Mrs. Albert Lange, Mrs
&c orge A. Hubbard, Mrs. H. e
Austin, Mrs. Frank Duby, Mrs. F
Carlin, Mrs. Sydney Singleton, Mrs
James Donnelly, Mrs. d. p. Cas-
taldo, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nor
gan Lila A. Wilbury, Mrs. G. Frank
Mrs. Harry Plat, Mrs. Nordhill
Naugen, Mrs. Harvey Wosiard, Mrs
Raymond Daniels, Mrs. Carleton
Chaplin, Mrs. Alfred Verchot, Mrs
Arthur Danielson, Mrs. Ralph Hub
bers, Mrs. Harry LaVigne, Mrs. Ear
w. Stetson, Mrs. H. Prescott Stet-
son, Mrs. William Reid, Mrs, Her.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-21
Aunt Entertained
AndrelO Lund, Jr.

Andrew Lund, Jr., who has en-.
listed In the Marines, was honored
recently at o farewell party given
at the home Of his aunt, MRS. w.
Dxinsky Of Elliott street.
Among those present were Mrs.
Thomas Reddlng, MRS. Sal Slant,
AIRS. Carl TaGssinger, Mrs. Charles
Vollone, Mrs. John Rodinara, Mrs.
Albert Capozzi, Mr.. and MRS. VIII
liam Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Fem, Mr.. and MRS. Frederick Elar-
hardt, MIR. and MRS. Joseph Lucas,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford Noble, Mr.,
and MRS. Joseph McCuily;
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Corccran,
Mr.. and MRS. Edward Corcoraii, MFR.
and MRS. Andrew Ltind, Sr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Dzlnsky; Shirley Ehrlnardt, sa-
die Ryan, Helen Ccrcorall, Mary
AacCuiiy, Frances Dzinslsy, Medelise
DxinslEy, Frank Kennedy, Frederick
EAtnd end William Lund.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-21
Connecticut College
Club Met At Supper

The Waterbury Chapter Of the
Connecticut College Club met re-
Gently at the home, Of Miss Rather
Inc Colgrove Of Windsor street for
a covered dish supper.
Judge Harry J. Beardsley dis
played pictures Of Canyons OF
America"
Among those present were Mrs
Oscar Warner, Mrs. Miles McNiff,
Jr., Miss Margaret North Of Nauga-
tuck, Mrs. william j. secor Jr.,
Miss Gertrude Traurig, Miss Kath-
crime Mcknight Miss Bertha Mos
covitz, Miss Harriet Warner Of
Beacon Fails and Miss Katherine
Colgrove.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-21
Annette LAM 0deleine
Has Personal ShosUer

Miss Annette LaMadeleine OF
Edin street was the guest Of honor
at q personal shower given recently
by Miss Mary Tunnel at her home
on Edin street.
The refreshment tables was at
tractively decorated In O st, Pat
rick's Day color scheme.
Attractive decorations In ST. Pat
rick's colors ornamented the re-
freshment table.
Among those attending were Mrs.
Margaret Tunnel, Claire Beausoleil,
Leona Beausoleil, Bertha Beausoleil
Cecile Beausoleil Rita OBrien,
Laurette LaMadeleine, Marie Hayes,
Irene Hayes, Doris LaMadleine, An
mite LaMadeleine Mrs. Kenneth
Blake, Sarah BeausQleil, Annette
LaMadeleine and MRS. Adelerd La
Madeleine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-21
Personal

Vincent Z. Maloney Of Circuit
avenue Is spending the weekend
with his cousin, Eugene Shell Of
New Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Thomp-
son of Litchtleld are registered at
the Hotel Biltmore, New York.
Miss Anne Metz Of Grove street
Is spending few days In New
York, where she Is registered at
the Hotel BarbiZon- Plaza.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-21
Alice Thomas
Shower Guest

Miss Alyce Thomas OF Beecher
avenue was the guest OF honor at q
miscellaneous shower given this
week. by Mrs. Louis Dubois at her
home on Bingham street, Nauga-
tuck.
Among those present were Mrs.
Arthur Ouellete, Mrs. Ernestine Ha-
mel, Alvina Despins, Mrs, Charles
Hanlel, Fay Lynch, Mrs. Leo Ouel-
lette, Mrs. George Lasky, Mrs. Llo-
mel Dubois, Rearl Dubois, Rita Du-
Bois, Freida Kern, Clara Ouellette,
Mrs. Stignesi, Mrs. J. Frigon;
Mrs. william Kern, Mrs. Aurore
Ouellette, Mrs. Eugene Vanasse,
Madeline Vanasse, and Mrs. Charles
Thomas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-21
Hebrew Ladies' Aid
To Hold Symposium

The regular meeting Of the Wa
terbury Hebrew Ladies' Aid aSsocia-
ton will be held on Monday after
noon, March 20, at 2 O'Clock at the
Institute. There will be q SYM
postum on Jewish Customs and
Traditions by Mrs. Abraham Brown
Mrs. Rodney Pr!llig and Mrs. sgd
ney Cassel. All members are Iirg.
entity requested TO be present.
The committee requests that I'll
returns for the Passover Fund be
made at this meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-21
. MCKINNEY
ON BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM e. MCKINNEY
Americas Gard Authority

The natural reluctance Of o player
to open blind away from tenaces
must not be pushed too far. Remem-
Der that In leading from high cards
even In a tenace, you stand chance
to establish some top tricks IN o
hurry II your partner has any honor
In the suit. Leading from q topless
suit or from @ short weak hold.
ing, may serve as q safe exit, but
exiting Is safe only when you can
afford to wait for your tricks.
Today's hand shows o typical
bidding situation where the de-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-21
Emanon Sorority
Dance This EUening

The Emanon Sorority will hold its
Keep En- Flying" dance this eve
ming at Seven Gables Inn, Milford.
Miss Kay Marinan, chairman Of
the affair, has been assisted IN her
arrangements by the Misses Mar
jorie Lucian, Mary Gladney, Mary
,Mulligan, Betty Healey, Harrlette
Marinan, Ruth Kenney and Marie
Kilbride.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-21
Weddings
MUm-CoLUCCH

MUCI-COLUCCI
Mrs. Mary CoIucci Of Hiilview ave-
niue announces the coming marriage
Of her daughter, carmela, 70 Mario
Mucci, son Of Mrs. rhiIomena Dali
safido Of suinac street.
The wedding will take place on
April II ct 8 o'clock ct 81. Ltcy's
church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-21
Miss Mary E. German
Has Selected Date

Miss Mary Elizabeth German,
daughter Of Mfr. and Mrs. Thomas
German Of walnut avenue, has Sc
lected April 30 as the date Of her
wedding 10 william Joseph NooEall,
son Of Mrs. Catherine No0nan Of
Rose street.
The ceremony win be performed
~ eight o'clock ct the Sacred
Heart church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-21

Guests from New Haven, Glen
brook, Hartford, Torrington, Chesh-
Ire, Bethlehem, Naugatuck, STRAIT
ford, Bridgeport, Middletown, Conn,
Wilmington, Del, Kenmore, N. Y,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-21
Club News
RED STAR RELIEF

REID STAN RELIEF
Members of the local auxiliary Of
the American Red Star Animal Re-
lief elected officers at their recent
organization meeting. Miss Helen L.
Stoddard was chosen chairman, Miss
Ellen M. Davies, secretary, and Mrs.
Francis r. Phillips, treasurer,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-21
D-HUoHEs
"Waterbury's Friendly Department Store"
Let's Stay Tough! i.

Since December Z, 1941, this nation Of ours
has been at war ;. war that we didn't
ask for :. . war that was, literally, Showed
down our throats"! So we grew fighting
mad, our country was never SO united, SO de-
termined to win without counting cost !. !. in
other words, we got tough! Now, we must
stay tough -. as we are called upon to do
our civilian share, we must begin showing
little Of that fighting spirit we all felt the
week Of December Z, 1941! Wars are not
won with emotion wars are won by hav-
ing "what it takes"l Let's Stay fought
Buy Bonds
Join civiIion Defense
Don't "chissr
The future outlook., 1942-11-21
Guests AT Grand
Hotel

Mr. and Mrs Peake. OF Durham.
hr. and Mrs I,ulskey, OF Dur
ham.
Mr.. and Mrs. chr Walker. OF Al.
lanta. Gn.
MIR and Mrs. \. Smith. OF Rock
HIN .S. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. =. Walker. Of
Petersburg. va.
AR. II. C. Hnrgroves, OF Elm City
hr. Harry Il, Bailey. OF Baltl.
more. Md.
Mr. Larry Bayarch, OF Baltimore.
Md.
Mr.. II. T. Thorn. OF Raiford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins, Of Mebane.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Erwin. OF
Charlotte
Mr.. William Taylor, OF High
Point.
Mr.. Robert Carlos, OF New York.
N. Y.
MIR Robert farrell. OF New York
City.
Sgt. johnson. OF Fort Bragg.
Mr. WIN TIL. of Durham,
sgt. Shaw. OF Fort Bragg.
Mr. Bob Payne, of Chicago. III.
Mr. Bill Smith. OF New Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Marshall, of
Fort Bragg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Watson, OF
Martinsville. va.
Sgt. and Mrs. Cole OF Fort Bragg
Mr.. and Mrs. william Brown. OF
Cleveland Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs Marshall c. Brown,
of Richmond, Va.
Mr., and Mrs. Moore. OF Camp
Pickett, Va.
Mr.. ]. H. Free. OF Jacksonville.
N. G.
The future outlook., 1942-11-21
COLLEGE ALLrSTARS TO
MEET ARMY ALLSTAR TEAM
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played under national professional
football league rules, for the first
time will zee a faster. flasher game
thnn the average high school or col.
lcge pigskin meet.
Fumbes may be seooped M from
the ground and run by either team
and pro rules also permit the passer
to hcnve the bah from nny point be-
hind the line Of scrlmmage instead
OF the collcgiates for more wide
open game.
Among the stars already signed up
for the All.Stars by Robert Nc
Laughlin, OF Wilmington and A. J.
Hammonds, OF Greensboro, the pro
moters OF the game hre Archie Bar.
row. assistant coach at A. and r.
College. Backs, Brennan King and
s'hNNh CiHihs VI ~ uHu a. anu iUD+
by Reed, 2i5pound Kentucky State
tackle.
The Army team will be built
around the nucleus OF the Fort Bragg
Commnndos, coached by Sgt C. w.
Banks. now include Sgt Buddy
Stroud, ex.North Carolina College for
Negroes halfback; Sgt. Keyster Per.
son, North Carolina center; Sgt.
Charles Baylor. Storer college full.
back; and Sgt A, A. Banks. 236-
pound tackle
The advance sale OF tickets will
begin this week at Stanlcy's Credit
jewelers. at 100 Princess street.
J. c. Smith, OF Charlotte. may
have two outstanding players in
South AllStnr game Jack Gragh.
roy. famous star and end. and Kim.
The future outlook., 1942-11-21
COMMUNITY OF JONESBORO
HAS VICTORY GARDEN
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bevy OF Barred Rocks, which fur.
nlsh eggs and meat for the family.
He also has Jersey milk COW and
several hogs
The Jonesboro club closed n year
OF group cooperation and planning
Friday night. November O. with an
exhibit Of canned products at the
Jonesboro school. As principal speak
or. Mitchell gave list OF foods with
vltamin content. naming such veget-
ablea as edible soy beans, beet
greens. carrots. collards, cabbage.
green onions, rutubagas spinach, tur-
nips, sweet aud Irish potatoes and
dried shell beans He discussed meth.
DDS OF growing and producing the
above foods. The speaker also gave n
list OF the foods that probably viii
be available to civilians through the
winter OF lai243.
Mitchell advised the club members
to plant onion sets and put out few
strawberry plants aud home owners
TO put out few orchard trees and
small fruits. In closing. he empha
sized the Importance OF saving leaves
and other organic matter-not for
burning-but for compost.
Prizes were given to the follow
Ing club members who excclled Ia
canning: Mrs. J. A. Maynard. first
place for corn; Mrs. O. L. Graves,
first place In pickles: Mrs Caroline
Harvey, first IN pear preserves, and
Mrs. Priscilla Jones. first In canned
peaches aud pears. Mrs. Carrie Holt
was awarded II first prize for flow'
ers. Judges for the occasion wer,
Mrs, John Lcary, Mrs. NJ. II. reas
and Mrs John W. Mitchell.
The future outlook., 1942-11-21
ANITA SHOFFSER.

Funeral services were held for
little Anita Shoffncr, ngc 3, who died
nj l. Richardson Memorial hospital
November Il, 1912. after being hit
by hit and run driver. Services
were conducted at the home. 1407 s.
Ashe street Rev. Brewer. pastor OF
st. Matthews Methodist church, Of
ficiated. Interment followed In the
family plot In Mnplewood cemetery
Survivors, father. Mr.. Ira Shoff.
ner. four sisters and three brothers
The future outlook., 1942-11-21
HOMECOMING AT DUDLEY
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i1UHtiHHfd rum fTaVN OHtt
and pnnthers Claw, The parade was
assorted by two policemen. Browns
md Shnrpe's Funeral home helped
to make the parade II success. Miss
Dudley High was Dorothy Evans,
and she really made u beautiful pic.
ture on the flont Her attractive mt
tendnnts were Dorothy Simmons. Ju-
anltu Tyoxler. Pearl Morehend. FL
ylra Scales. Ruth Caldwell, Author.
eta Gray and Mnrie Brown The pa.
trol girls and boys made colorful
picture dressed In blue and yellow.
The game began at . y. m. Dudley
boys played the Hnme In big wny.
The students yelled themselves
honrsc during the half Dudley's band
and Washington Street band nHraded
on the field Dudley's band members
were dressed In blue and gold. Wash.
ington Street band was dressed IN
green and white. The game ended at
80, the scores were 14.4 In favor
OF the Bears
The future outlook., 1942-11-21
sT'r HOLDS CONFERENCE
OMEN AND WAR
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.oblems OF segregation and dlscrm-
ination. Therefore, II must he studied
: IA d part OF the gerat existent prob
lem. The problem OF the Negro Is no
longer one Of accommodation but one
Of fun lntegration. whatever the cost,
DR.. Donald Klaiss Marriage bhs'
cd on the hnsiy decisions, intense
physical attraction, and sex MS II
rule. does not succeed And II hasty
marriages are unwise and unfortu'
nate during normal times. they are
much more unfortunate during war
period.
Profcssor William Banner, OF the
Bennett College faculty summarized
The future outlook., 1942-11-21
0BITU UARY
MISS MARY PRISOCK.

Funeral services were held ut the
institutional Baptist church. Sunday
evening Mt 3 800 for Miss Mary prIs.
ock, agc 3s, who died at the l.. Rich.
nrdson Memorial hospital November
IL. 1912. after nm Illness Of few
weeks. Rev &. W. Anderson, pastor,
officIatcd In,ermcnt followed Mt Ma.
plewood cemetery.
Survivors Mother. Mrs. Fannie
Prlsock, stcp-fnthcr MIR Fred prls.
ock. and three sisters.
The future outlook., 1942-11-21

Mr.. and Mrs Jonathan Briggs, or
Fayetteville visited his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. james =. Briggs, OF Max
ton, last Friday.
The future outlook., 1942-11-21

Mrs A. A. Stewart. OF Ashe street
is visiting her sister In Charlotte.
abe is accompanied by her sister.
Mrs. Bessie Marks OF 40 Mitchell
street who will also spend sometime
with her sister, too.
The future outlook., 1942-11-21
passing

eth Howard, the forward passing
star.
Game promoted by A, J. HON.
monds. of Greensboro aud Robert Me-
Laughln Wilmington.
The future outlook., 1942-11-21

Miss Rosie lee McKoy. OF l.nurin-
burg, visited the city and also at
tended the homecoming game Of A.
and r. College.
The future outlook., 1942-11-21

Mrs Catherine Hnrgrovca OF Red
Spring, Mrs. Eloise La Nair OF Dan
vile, Va. Miss Deloia Alexander OF
Concord, zeddie william and cousin
visited the city over the weekend.
The future outlook., 1942-11-21

Mr.. A. A. Stewart, owner of III,
Stewart Shoe Shop IN back In the
shop again after being absent from
the city for a while.
The future outlook., 1942-11-21

In world war /. 9S,050 New Pea
landers served osersedsS suffering
casualties OF 5s,50i.
The future outlook., 1942-11-21
Questionnaires
Sent To Local
1873 YeGr-OLds

Several scores OF quesiionnnlres
were mailed yesterday by local draft
boards Nos. and 3 10 IS and 10
year-old youths made subject 10 the
draft by congressional action taken
last week and signed by the Presi-
dent Friday night.
Officials OF hoard No, said they
viii delay mailing the forms until
official instructions have been re-
celved.
Youths who receive the question
nnres from board No. | may ex'
pect TO be drafted either In January
or February, while board No, 3 de-
clarcd that tccn-agers from the board
now recelvin gquestlonnaIres mny
EXPECT TO be inducted In January.
Authority TO draft the younger men
ls expected by draft authorities t'
defer the induction OF ehlldless mar
ried men to about March or April oi
1913.
The future outlook., 1942-11-21
VIRGINIA STATE
DOWNS A. AND T.
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hHckflcld were outstanding.
Officials; W. n. Rivers, Jr.. ref.
cre, j. N, Martin, umpire. H. II.
Rlddick. linesmnn, aud Il. u, Arm.
strong, field Judge.
The future outlook., 1942-11-21

MIR. Elwood Jones', former
graduate Of A. and r. college at
tended A. aud T. homecoming game,