davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Ii neskrupulozni branioci profita.

listicku Industrijalnu Juniju koja
ce nositi zastavu ma kojoj &c bitI
napisano: Obaranje sistema ma
jamnog ropstva uspostavlianje
Socijalisticke Industrijalne Repu-
bike Rada, pod kojom nece biti
plutokrata niti izrabljivanja rad
nika. Pod kojom nece oslobodienI
radnici primati najamnicu nego
potpunu drustvenu vrednost svo-
ga proizvoda. Samo tako ce radni-
ci moci zaista poboljsati svoje
stanje.
Da Sc to postigne radnici tre--
baju da Sc organiZuju i politickf,
da istaknu svoje pravo ma javnost
i da tako dobiju odobrenje veGine
stanovnistva, kojeg ce oni garan--
tirano dobiti jer su oni sami O.
gromna vecina americkog stanov~
nistva.
Neka Sc burzoaska sredstva bo-
re neskrupulozno. Neka oni kriiu
einjenice radi pljackaskih intere-
sa svoje plutokratije. Mi revolu-
cionari nemamo nista da krijemo.
Nasa svrha je jasna duhu vre-.
mena. Ona je pravedna jer trazf
da radnici dobiju sve ono sto oni
proizvedu. Zbog toga Sc osnovne
razlikuju osobe koje svesno zastu-
paju pljackaske interese propada-
juceg kapitalizma cd revoluciona-
ra koii otvoreno hrabro traze
obaranje tog osnovnog uzroka
svih druStvenih zala uspostavu
pravednog sistema kao jedinu al
ternativu u korist progresa civi-
lizacije. Takav program u ovoI
zemlji zagovara samo Socijalistie--
ka RadniGka Partija. U njene re-
dove najamni radnici!
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Opet inferno pOkuSava
prOmaSuje.

Hrvatski Svijet u istom uvodni-
ku nakon sto je sa pitaniem pri-
vatnog vlasnistva Il "defenzivnim
demokracija," razorio svoju gra-
dju argumenata on Sc napeo da III
pri samom zakljucku sastavi i We
Ii:
"Kad licni interest posjedstvo
ne bi IL mas progovarali, nasa To-
gika rad bila bi logika i rad lju-
di dostojnih svih balogadati zivo-
ta." (Ovde Sc nehoticno priznaJe
da &c ljudi Socijalisticke Indus
trijalne Republike' Rada biti "do-
stojnih svih blagodati zivota.)
"zivot je velik. zivot je Bog. ka-
pitalizam i komunizam stvorit ce
bolje drustvo ako jedan i drugi ne
budu ignorisali logicne zakljucke
covjecjih drustvenih zahteva. Ne
budu ignorisali duh vremena, o.
pasnosti akumulacije velikih pos
jedstva drugih faktora "a ost-
varanje istinske demokracije.'
Ostavicemo njegovo ponavljan-
ME iste detinjske tvrdnje, jer ko
moze, ako je imalo dorastao, doz-
voljiti cak mogucnost da truli
kapitalizam moze bitisati a da ne
ignorise ''logicne zakljucke CO.
vjeejih drustvenih zahteva"! |
zar kapitalizam dovoljno "a pisca
tog uvodnika ne ignorise "logiene
zakljucke eovjeejih drustvenih
zahteva" sa ovim svesvetskim i'm
perijalistickim pokoljem! Ovoga
puta cemo uzeti MEGA samog u
pretres. Ako on zna drzi da Je
besklasna zajednica najveci cllJ
napacenog covecanstva, kao sto Sc
nekoliko puta izrazio toboz II ko-
rist ME, zasto on onda ne propa-
gira nju danas kada je radnicl
mogu postici lako samo kada bi
bill toga svesni? On to nece Jer
on ne voli Socijalizam, jer Sc on
nalazi medju onima IL kojih "lic-
nj interest posjedstvo" progova-
ra tako sprecava da Sc ostvari
svet dostojan "svih blagodati Il
vota." Otuda njegov mizerni po-
kusaj jos mizerniji promasaj da
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Sa piknika.
Los Angeles, Calf

Ma IA. juna mas Ogranak je odr-.
zao prvi piknik owe sezone, na
ranchu drugova strapac.
Svrha ovog drugarskog sastan-
ka bese, prvo, da povecamo Has
prilog dolazecoj Proslavnoj Kon-
vencijskoj Skupstini, drugo, da
fame FFilike neyedesliseims' dra-
gu M. Vasilicu i drugarici Rose
Bacvanski da Sc upoznaju sa ov-
dasnjim drugovima simpatieari-
ma, kao i sa ostalom publik0m,
jer &c Sc prvi ovde "a stalno ma
staviti.
Pozdravni govor je odrzao drug
M. Vasilic. On nam je ukratko OBJ
jasnio potrebu i najbolji naSi1
vrsenja nase agitacije. Mi smo ga
svi zeljno slusali.
Posle govora bi izvrsena kolek--
CHA. Imena prilagaca su kako sle-
de:
Familija strapac $500, j. WI
kosav $500, Viktorija NJ VasiIie
$500, Julia Antonoff S1.00, Dra-
gica Stojanovic S1.O0, Rose Bae-
vanski S1OO, J. Stojanovic 81
V. suvacki S1O0, Bojan suvaeki
s1.O0.
u hrani:
Julia Antonoff S1.00, Dragica
Stojanovic S1.00, Bojana suvaGk1
Soc,
Ogranak Sc zahvaljuje swim pri-~
lagacima kao posetiocima, ma
rocito drugovima strapac kojI
nam besplatno ustupise mesto
piknika.
B. Suvacki, dopisnik-
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ma, IL sravnjenju sa standardom
ostalih radnika bivsi strajkujuci
yadnici nisu dobili povisicu nego
su samo do njih dostigli.
Kapitalisticke Wade znaju po
nekada da kazne one poslodavce
koji hoce da protiv opsteg kapi-
talistickog interesa zloupotrebe
radnu snagu. | kada one to cine
one postupaju u potpunom skladu
sa interesima X kapita|llibzmla, ! ita|l IL pc
zbog interesa radnieke klase, jer
poslednjoj nije interesu da Sc nj
najmanje, nekmo Ii proseeno iz-
rabljuje.
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(Nastavak sa 3. strane.

svodi ma odbrani da i'm znatnt
standard zivota ne padne. Sama
cinjenica da je vladin pododbol
preporucio tn nominalnu povisi-
Gu svedoci da ii radnici nisu mi
pule godine dobivali onoliko Ii
votnih namirnica koliko ie bilo
potrebno "a izdrzavanje njihove
radne snage negovanje njihovih
familija i buduce generacije ma
jamnih robova.
Karl Marx je jos proslog stole
ca preporucio tadasnjoj generaci-
il najamnih robova da ma svojoj
zastavi napisu, pored traznje po-
visice najamnice, obaranie siste-
ma najamnog ropstva. l on je ma
pao one junije radnika koje Sc
samo bore oko najamnice, kao sto
to sada inferno kukavicki cine
c. |. 0. i A. F. l.. Sada je vreme
jos wise zrelije da Sc radnici wise
bore "a obaranje sistema najam-
nog ropstva nego "a puku nomi-
nalnu povisicu najamnice. Oni su
sada wise iskusili da sva borba
koju oni vode sa postojecim pro-
kapitalistickim junijama ne ide
dalje cd okvira nepodnosljivog Sis
tema najamnog ropstva. Oni su
sada jos wise iskusili da je to sta
ME narcotic nepodnosljivo kada
Sc sravni sa cinjenicom da rad
nicka klasa stvara svo drustveno
bogatstvo i da je ona u stanju is
to proizvoditi u izobilju "a uziva-
ME svih korisnih clanova drust-
va. Zbog toga, oni trebaju da ma
puste stare sa fekerima ogrezle
jLnije i da osnuju takvu Socija-
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''Neka zivi kapitalizam!''

Hrvatski Svijet sustini gornje
veil Il istom uvodniku kada ME
gov pisac ovako mudruje:
"Moje je licno mjenje da oba
sistema ne kao staticni nego flu
idnitekuci tako doslijedni zivotu
mogu operisati jedan uz drugog
t.oj.yu /. jednoj> konstruktivnoj kom-
peticiji 'k6ji" }cg 0bo1jeT s1tziti naflo-
du njegovim osnovnim potreba-
ma. Onaj koI ~ce wise pruziti ma
ruhu. kruhu, radosti zivljenja i
sjegurnosti onaj &c kad Ii tad do
biti Nevjestu-Narod. Ne kao De-
mokracija vec kao put k istoj Jer
je Demokracija jedina besklasno
drustvo.'
Hajd sada da pokusamo ovu
zbrku proresetati. Kapitalizam je
davno izvrsio svoju dodeljenu is
toriisku misiju. Razvio je indus
triju i proletarijat da njom u
pravlja bez ikakve pomoci kaplta-
listicke klase. Cd tada je kapita-
liam D t a vrlo "statlcan.N :
Ne $ a m "statican," vec re-
gresivan. On je tako star i osusen
da mu nj sva silna njudilaska
spricanja nisu mogli povratiti ME
poyu "fluidnitekucnost." On je u
staniu da pokaze svoju "fluidni-
tekucnost" samo kada lije krv ne
duznog covecanstva!
Druga je stvar sa Sovjetskim u
redjenjem. Ono moze da odvede
stanovnistvo u nerazvijenoj zem-
Iii kao sto bese Rusija ka pravoJ
Industrijalnoj Demokratiji jer je
Industrijalna "Demokracija jedi
ma besklasno drustvo." Jer to Je
misija proleterske drzave koja Je
prelazna kao most IL kapltallzma
Socijalizam. Jer sve to je logic
ma posledica Proleterske Revoluc!-
je II nerazvijenoj zemlji. Ali da
to moze postici americko radnls-
two putem "fluidnitekucem' od-
nosno, osusenim do kostiju kapl-
talizmom to Sc protivi svakoj mo-
gucnosti.
Mas iskusniji citaoc moze u gor-
MEM primetiti nesto sto smrdl ma
otrcani espizam, iii kako je ne
kada Brizbane znao reel da cemo
putem evolucije a ne revoluclJe
stici ka Socijalizmu. A takvo mis-
ljenje odvede Italiju j Nemacku
ka Industrijalnom Feudallzmu III
nacizmu-fasizmu!
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prikaze umiruceg besnog starca
kapitalizma kao zdravog mladica.
On je mislio da &c Il tome uspeti
sa branjenjem pakta izmedju "de-
mokratskog" kapitalizma i Soviet
ske Junije.
Ne gospodo, nj sto paktova sa
Sovjetskom Rusijom nece pomla-
diti vas otrcani kapitalizam, kao
sto nije zloglasni "Sovjetsko-na-
cisticki pakt nj malo ublazio po-
mamnog gangstera Hitlera!
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Vlada "pOdize" radni-
Gina najamnicu.
(Nastavak sa |. strane.)

(NastaVak sa /. Strane.)
drugi radnici pre- toga dobivali.
Prema tome pomenuta vladina
akcija znaci, dok su prethodno ii
radnici u pitanju dobivali cenu
"a svoju radnu sngau ispod svo-
je vrednosti oni &c sada dobivati
najamnicu koja je blize toj vred-
nosti. Dok su poslodavci do 25.
marta dobivali prekomeran deo
"viska vrednosi" cd tih izrablje-
nth radnika sada &c oni dobivati
onoliki "visak vrednosti," cd svo-
jjh radnika, kolikog dobivaju cd
njihovih radnika ostale zeljezni-
6arske korporacije. Drugim reci-
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Drugarski iZlet u Medina O.


E.
st,
i
Anona dR kome 10
Lo 49,
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IL ZIVOTA FEDERACIJE.
Piknik u Detroit. Mich.

Uneu12
obju
RseS
desno
napi natps S.
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BOrba "a NeZavisnOst.
(Nastavak sa l. strane.)

svoj zivot izgubi.
Ali ova velicanstvena Zemlja j.
ma tex da prodje najkrasniji pc
riod borbe. Ono sto &c ona imati
u skoroj buducnosti da vidi to &c
zaseniti svu krasnu borbu kroz
koju je ona prolazila. "Njena mai
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Piknik u Cincinnati, o..

snhj
muiku cd
i to eem broj.
e z
PUToKAz
bus
do e
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moguc duh vremena vapije Ia
njegovo ostvarenje. Usvojite ga
sto pre- radnici Amerike!
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Piknik u Gary Ind.

ndelul
Odbm
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;Pade zgrada lazliivih
argumenata.

Hrvatski Svijet u istom podu-
zem uvodniku nastavlja sa slede-
cim:
"Zadaca kapitalizma je u solu-
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Parti:iski Organi.

i Ctl tlJSh1 vi = oAAAs
'sWEEKLY PEOPLE,
Zvanicni nedeljni organ Socijalistieke
Radnicke Partije Amerike.
Godisnja pretplata: 5000.
81 Cliff Street, New York, n Z.
"RADNIcKA BoRBA."
Nedeljni organ Jugoslavenske sociiaais-
ticke Radnicke Federacijs.
Godisnja pretplata: $2:oo.
341s st. Clair Ave- Cleveland O.
"RABOTNItEsKAP PROsvETA-'
Nedeljni organ Bugarske Socijalistie-
ke Radnicke Federacije.
Godisnja pretplata: $1.5o
P. O. Box 1858, Granite City. IL
ga MUNKAs."
Nedeljni organ Madjarske socija1istit-
ke Radnitke Federacije.
Godisnja pretplata: $500.
p. O. Box 213, Station D
New York, N. r.
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Piknik u Lackawanna. n. Y.
Piknik u BellwoOd, iii.

Ogran ForetP
h plea
z
ke &c ovodb -
Odtor
Il Mannheim
skrl gdte
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REFORMA Ill REVOLUCIJA?
::Induut.. Piktik Il steub9kville, Il.

:Indvutx PkHik Il steubskviue, b.
ugosaye
p ngnjein dr
gh vodb
Piknk Lackawanna N. Y.
Ogrs l. farm dru
plea e eranih higaa.Z Ia
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-23
News of The ChurCheS
Press Service of the North Carolina
Council OF Churches

church Of Fayetteville, contends mat
Southern Presbyteriaus are not
IS~ola.iOnistS', pointing out that
Presbyterian ministers JON in local
ministerial associations and PrcsDy-
terrain churches IN staCc COUNCILS of
churches and the Southern Prcsby-
terrain church in the World Council
OF Churches. Declaring int from
"the standpoint Of Christian copper
alton Professionalism shows It's
strength or weakness in the nation
and the world He declares that
without destroying the autonomy Of
any church body. the Federal Coun-
Gil of Churches gives u, the OBJ
portunity to witness with our evan
gelical brethren to our common faith
IN Jesus Christ As our divine Lord
and Savior AID ITO work .oacther
in the proclaim ton Of the Gospel
n in its application to the needs
of men"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-23
FATAL
AT GRADE CROSSINGS

Raleigh, MAY 23 There were no
sfatal railroad crossing accidents ON
the N. G. State Highway System dun
ing l94l, largest travel year III North
Cardinals history, according To- sta
tiStics released by tie highway safety
division. The state highway ySten'
is. of course, those roads bearing
US or NC number designation,
James S. BurCh, engineer of sta
tlstics and planning for the State
highway Comml SION, says TINS rec
ord is a direct ne ult of the en-
phasls by the highway commission
in eliminating grade crossings ana
placing warming devices. BUrch say
that more Than l00 dangerous high
W~ay-railroad intersections have becn
cut out during the last five years by
the Highway Commission.
OF the "a fatal railroad crosSInG
accidents in North Carolina, in which
So persons were killed during l94l,
81 of these were within city limits
and IS ON county roads. None were
on rural state highways.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-23
SOUTHERN BAPTIST URGE
SUPPORT OF WAE EFFORT

The Southern Bapust Convention,
meeting at San Antonio. Tex, con
sldercd a report OF It's social SCI
vice commission, written by form
er Governor Pat Nclt OF Texas,
which called upon the Convention,
as a great religious organization
not to sit idly by ard expect God
to WIN this val OF rebuild our cIvIlI-
cation t its triumphant end" The
convention rejected a portion of the
report which said, "All our religious,
educational, commercial and political
gatherings should have now but one
program and that program be: WIN
the war and establish peace" con-
tending that such a statement over
looked the church's spiritual func-
ton. The convention called upon the
President Of the United States and
the secretaries of War and Navy to
"ellmlnatC the sale of alcoholic bcv-
cragcs to the armed forces" Another
report accepted by the Southern
Baptists Cooked with favor" on a
proposed fellowship meeting of
Northern and Southern Baptists in
Kansas City in 1914.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-23
Leaf Market
Patrons Vote
On Grading

Ballots have been mailed from tn"
office of }. w. Sanders, Vance county
farm agent. to approximately l.400
tobacco producers in this county
who held allotments and sold tobac-
co during the l94l season, Tor Vot-
ing OF the question of lnStltu1lng
free government grading service on
the Henderson market.
Other eligible voters who may not
have received ballots may obtain
them at the office Of the county farm
agent.
T~Wo-thirds Of the growers selling
on any market must favor !ac pro-
poSal to authorize inauguration o;
the service, and for those markc>,
where the grading is voted the ser
vice Will be nauguratcd o., as rapId-
ly as conditions permit
Besides the Henderson market, rs
other markets in Virginia, Nortl
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia
and Florida are involved in the re-
fercndum. Ballots muSi be postmarN-
cd not later than midnight, May 70,
to be valid.
1t was emphasized that this i, a
tobacco grading referendum and IS
not to be confused with rcfcrendum>
held on marketing quotas.
Material supplied by the United
States Department of Agriculture
marketing administration declares
mat,
"GrnWcrs who patronizc markets
on which the inspection service -
conducted have aCceS, to a d&iIS
market report showing average
prices by grade. With grades plajnlE
indicated on each lot and price re
ports for the previous days sale on
eacn grade, growers have a reliable
guide for use in accepting or repcc(-
ing bids offered. This inspection and
market news service is free to grow =
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-23
DENOM1\ATIONAI STAFF
WORKERS HOLD FIRST

Staff workers representing many
IF North Cardinals lc ding dcnomi-
nations met at the call of the North
Carolina Council of Churches in
Greensboro on Monday and discuss
ed plans for closer cooperation be-
tween themselves and their several
CommuniOns. Proposals were made
for the enlargement Of the Coun-
ellis program through further en-
Iistment Of lavmen and in particu-
lar, The ere ton of a WOman'S di-
vision of the Council. The group also
looked with favor on the immediate
establishment Of 4 strong social aC-
tons committee which would be COM
posed of the duly elected or appoint
ed representatives of all denOmina-
tionS. Action on these proposals viii
be taken by the Council at its an
nual meeting in September.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-23
CHURCH GROUP PROTESTS
SUGAR RATIONING

The BERTHE Union, composed Of
BaptlstS of BERTHE, Hartford and
Northampton counties, meeting at
St. Johns Church, Ahoskie, ordered
sent TO President Roosevelt, Leon
Henderson and Governor Broughton
copies of resolutions which they
adopted declaring that its member
ship of $4,000 Baptjsts protests the
%rationing of sugar 10 households
"until a ban is first placed upon
sugar in the manufacture Of alco-
hol for beverage p~urposcS.'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-23
Townsville Club
With Mrs. Davis

The Townsville Garden club met
with Mrs. Herman A. Davis, of Hen
ders'n, Wednesday afternoon. HeT
home was beautifully decorated with
flowers of all kinds.
The meeting was called to order
by the president. After the reading
OF the minutes the new president,
Mrs. II. A. Davis, presided, She ap-
pointed the program committee tor
The year: Miss Allync Taylor, chair
man, Mrs. George larry and MS. ~
Il, Taylor.
As the roll was called, each mem
Der answered with a May poem. The
hostess led a contest of flowers and
shrubs, which was enjoyed by all
Mrs. B. F. Fox received first prize
end Miss Lizzie Taylor the second
prize,
The hostess served a delicious
salad plate followed by a sWec'
course. Visitors for the afternoon
were Mrs. A. r. larry. Mrs. j.. h
Thomas, Mrs. j. A. BOYD, MIS-
George A. Harris, Mrs. Roger Duke,
Ahn Carroll Taylor, and Mrs. n. IA
EurWcll.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-23
Merchants
Asked TO Join
In Bond Sales

Henderson retail merchants, along
with all other retailers of the nation
are being asked to devote Is minutes
OF time at moo on July | to eNclu-
siVe sales Of wal savings bonds and
stamps, it was annuunc today by
the Henderson Chamber OF Com
mcrCc.
y. telegram to the local CONNER
cial organization from Benjamin II.
Mann, chairman Of the retail adj
Nis0ry committee OF the United
States Treasury department, fol
UWS:
AN retailers are being asked to
cooperate IN nationwide tribute 10
American Ng,r effort on July | at II
noon by s~tjspcnding all sales of mer-
chandlsc for fifteen minutes and de-
citing this brief period to saIe OF
wal saving stamps and bonds eXclu-
SiVely. We are counting upon your
personal cooperation so that we may
report one hundred per cent unity
in this vital program to launch ma
tionWide July campaign OF 'r>tall-
crs for victory Will you advise how
many OF your local retailers Will par
1iclpate? Please wire as soon as pos
sible so that may advise Secre-
talV M~orgenthau and President
Roosevelt on Monday morning.
Henderson merchants are urged
to call the Chamber OF Commerce. OF
flee as early as possible Monday
morning, in order that a report may
be dispatched to Washington.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-23
Rev. Hughes
On Committee

Ralcigi, May 23-(AP)--Con-
more than $50 clergymen and lay
men of the North Carolina Diocese
OF the Episcopal church ell Acted Of
ficcrs and chose ST. Lukes parish
in Salisbury tor the site If 1ext
years meeting.
Meeting in the chapel Of St. MarY'5
school, the convention elected three
Raleigh men as lay representatives.
on the standing committee, Joseph
b. Cheshire, John S, Holmes end Col.
J. W. H%arrelson,
Clergyman elected to the commit
tee, the center OF ecclesiastical ait
thDrItv, were Rev. J. NJ. DICh, IF the
Church of the Good Snephcri here:
Rev. Isaac Wayne Hughes, Holy
innocence church, Henderson; Rev.
Jonn A. Wright. Of Christ church
here, and Rev. David w. Tatos, 81.
Phillip S, Durham.
Al! members of the committee
serve One-year terms.
Elected to the executive council
for three-year terms We're Rev.
Francis c. Brown. Emanuel church,
Southern Pines; Rev. c. Alfred Cole,
St. Martins, Charlotte Henry &,
Connor, III. Wilson; John H. Cut
ter, Charlotte; U. /. Holmes. Chapel
Hill; and Collin Mckinney, Louis
burg.
Selected as trustees of St. Mays
school until l94S were Mayor Ora
ham Andrews, of Raleigh; Stephen
Burroughs, Warrenton; Richard II.
Lewis, Oxford; Mrs. j. Cheshire
Webb, Hillsboro.
The convention chose Rev. John
A. Wright, Raleigh; Rev. z. Alfred
Cole, Charlotte and willard D. Re-
Vcllc, Winston-Salem, as manager
Of Thompson o~rphanage in Char
lottc.
Six laymcn and six ministers
were elected delegates to the pro-
Vinclal synod to be held in 3irming-
ham, Ala, November 3. They are
Rev. Daniel W. Allen, Lexington,
James S, Cox, Burlington; Rev.
Harding Hughes, Concord; Rev. A.
Stratton Lawrence. Jr., Walnut Cove;
Rev. William p. Price, Asheboro;
Rev. William S. Turner, Winston
Salem; A. B, Andrews, Raleigh;
Kemp D. Battle, Rocky Mount:
Charming d. Brown, Charlotte; Ste
phen Burroughs. U. T. Holmes, and
d. Edward Hudgins, Greensboro.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-23

This slimming outfit is designed
by Marian Martin for a crowded.
calendar season. It's Pattern 1898
and includes a frock with soft gath
cred bodice lines, PLUS a boXy
Jacket that goes with other outfits
too.
Pattern 1898 may be ordered only
in Women's sizes "a, Sc, 80, 40, 40,
"A and As. Size 36, dress, requires
- l/8 yards 80 inch fabric.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS (plus ONE
CENT to Owe cost of mailing) for
this Marian Martin Pattern. Be sure
to write plainly your SIZE. NAME,
ADDRESS and STYLE NUMBER.
Send your order to Henderson
Daily Dispatch, Pattern Department,
232 w. 18th St, New York. N. Y.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-23
Miss Ann StarkeN
Hostess at Dance

NJ Ann Starkcv entertained 4,
number Of friends at a dance at IVES;
End Country club Friday evening.
The club room was attractiVely dec
Grated with baskets Of summer flow
rs.
Dancing to music furnished ~
the Nlckelodcon was enjoyed. Durins
the evening puncD and assorted
waters were served.
ChapcroncS we're Mrs, r. d. Star
key. MIR. and Mrs. S. G.. Fox, Mrs.
s., G.. Fox, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
l.. Finch, Mr., and Mrs. w. d. Payne,
and Miss Elizabeth Fox.
About one hundred seVenty-tl' =
guest were present, including 4
large number from the graduating
C.as~ of which Miss StarkeY was "
member, other friends here, ana
somo from oxford and WarrcntoA.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-23
ELON ~INAUCURATES
SYSTEM

Elon College, May 23.-Under the
new quarter system and with a cur
riculum designed to prepare its stu
dents for their part in the wal eff
fort, the first term gets under way
on June l with resignation having
been completed on May 81. The IN
%auguration of the quarter system en-
ablcs the Elon students TO complete
the full amount of work for the
bachelor Of arts degree in three years
or less, thus inSuring the average
aged high school graduate < a dip
Iona before reaching the draft age.