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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28


by every American:
ave stand for the cause OF the upliit Of
humanity and the betterment OF mankind. We
are pledged to eternal war against wrong,
pIutOcracy or by "A mob. We believe that this
country will not he permanently good place for
any OF To live In unless we make II
reasonably good place for all OF us To live In
If you want To give yourself little lesson in
tolerance. read the names OF the soldiers and
sailors killed at Pearl Harbor- names Of every
race and creed -. The NazIS have raviSned the
small neighborIng nations around them. In this
part Of the world, many OF our small neghbors
promptly declared war on Uncle Sans enemies.
(Support the Nory Relief FtudD
This part of the world is continually proving
what Europe is always trying to disprovc. This:
Different nations and different people can get
along peacefully e.. The FBI has done an amaz-
ing job of sitting spy and sabotage work IN
America e. If mlnorlteS hurt nation, as the
Axis claims. how come America, the strongest
and richest nation in the world, IS composed OF
minorties?
(HeIp china and British RelicfD
IN THE last 100 years about 40OOO0OO immi-
Il grants have come over-heTc -. And the best
answer 10 the ChumpS who are always gaSSIng
about pure Americanlsm Is this lGOOO0OO
foreign born and their 30000OO0 sons and
daughters COnStu one bird of the entire United
States population Seventeen congressman are
foreign born e.. There about 076 foreign
language publications. representing 3S languages,
IN the country In one city-New York-you
can find colonies of almost every foreign group
in the world In New York's Italian section.
over $4,000 Italians dwell within the space of
SIX city blocks =. ThIrty-eight per cent OF those
in the American Revolutionary Army were
Irish During the World War the Hindus
living in the Imperial Valley of California alone
bought $4,000 worth OF Liberty Bonds There
arc more Luxembourger> in the State Of Iowa
than there are in all OF Luxembourg All of
which gives you a small idea Of the kind Of melt
ing pot America is. There is no race creed or
culture that has monopoly on AmercanlSm-
except the human race
Tune in WALTER WINCHELL BROADCAST
each Sunday to 9.l5 r. m. on Station WY
Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28

-iS-sinsfne the Nazi lullaby again hoping 20
build the people Of the United States up 10
le, down Somebody should write song
,ltled There Amt Going 10 Be No Lull In the
l. s A" and lc; il be broadcast in the drec-
ton Of Berlin every hour on the hour
For an aIl-American glamour girl" writes
state OF Washington subscriber, II would like
to nominate Patricia Gale French OF Selah,
Wash.
Patricia i six years old. She has large blue
ewes, very long legs, a large mouth with "A lower
front tooth missing. blond hair worn in pig tail
style. freckes and a snub nose
"She had so cents TO spend recently; the re-
suit OF long saving. 30 she went shopping In
Yakima, Wash and bought two 25-cent United
states defense stamps and dropped 10 cents In
the salvation Army kettle"
DEOPLE with brown eyes are the most con-
L vlnclng liars. is what Is claimed 10y an IN
ycs'igator Of tho matter.
Another scientist says Il is good Tor a man
10 put his feet up on his desk rs people think
better with their feet in the air
III have 10 remember that claim ~ use IS
an excuse always put my feet on the desk
no matter how elegant the office,
Writes young woman Of Detroit
Please do not advise girls looking for boy
friends 10 come TO Detroit the city Is already
ovcrrun in that respect"
HkS TO Day We Met anniversary presents"
n writes Milwaukee husband
ION Nov. ~. 1871, ! gave my wife her
eleventh Day We Met present. ON February
rs will give her a tenth wedding anniversary
present. And ~. PatriCkS Day she will re-
cei,e her regular Day I Proposed present"
ON a traffic fatality list recently noted 40
per cent OF the persons killed were elderly
pedestrians trying 10 cross streets at regular
intersections.
Speed mad motorists expect everybody 10
lump and hustle. apparently never giving A
thought to the fact that this IS impossible for
elderly people
! often think Of time ! heard a bUS ~
duc'or say 10 an old lady:
"Step lively. madame"
And she sand sadly
How l wish l could. young man"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28

gave our share Of the money back 10 the Chinese!
(Bny Defense Bonds!)
America is more Self-Suifcent than any other
country While dctators have called Us soft,
the enlistmcntS in the armed services for TINS
war have broken every American enlistment
|record 800. And If any one still talks 10 YOU about
the SoftncsS Of our democracy. tell him 20
remember Wake Island -. HcrcS S64 queS-
|ton:
whats the most dcn>ely populated state?
Nope, IL isn't New York It's tIny Rhode
Island
Half the marble in America is produced in
Vermont. However most Of the marbleheadS
are produced on Bway Francis IopknSon
Ia signer Of the Declaration Of Independence. was
The designer Of the Stars and Stripes not Betsy
Ross.
(AM CiciiiGH DtfeDseD
A AMERICAN worker can purchase with one
~ hours salary twice "a much a. English
or; and four times rs much a German
|N-besldes having the best and most liberal
working conditions IN the world We produce
|all the meats and cereals that We consume
Our population includes about 40 million people
|of British origin While other nations must
fight for minerals, II has been estimated that IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28

America is the only
altry fighting in the
war that didn't join
t. scramble for spolls
after il was over :.
We wanted TO give the
Filipinos their liberty,
but they wanted our
protection. Now they're
putting up an heroic
fight for US. The people
Hitler protects would
enjoy cutting his throat
!. Germany has the
highest suicide rate in
the world; America
the lowest Our
drafted soldiers average
2 inches taller and ID
pounds heavier than
the draftees of 1917
No other nation has
ever been as thought
full as this-and China
has never forgotten ii.
We took an indemnity
from China for the
Boxer Rebellion and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28

Recently Doctor Mitch
neck has been giving
lIedy La Mari lessor
in making her voice
lower. one exercise
IIedy had 10 take was
saying Il love you" Il
love YOU very much
auS Darling YOU are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28

YOUR AMERICA AND MINE:
Every one is an immigrant or a descendant
OF an immigrant in America the Indians
They came here from Siberia many NearS AGO .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
70 be tor.
.George Lyttlc,on.

-George LyttIc'on
(Sad Lord Chesterfield Women have IN
general but one object which is their beauty.
upon which, scarce any nat'cry Is too gross for
them 10 swallow
CMacaulay observed The mos, beautiful
object IN the world il Will be allowed Is a
beautiful woman
Stated CcrvarteS Al kinds Of beauty do
not inspire love there is KIND which only
pleascs the sight bat docs not captNa'e the
affections
Claimed Mary Elmcndorf Beauty tic
thing that counts IN women red hp, and black
eyes are better than brains END1
DOAKE CARTER. Clever. concise and cous-
ID agcous commentator. As ne is five feet
Two inches tall Mr. Garter name must be added
10 the long h~f Of Americas good little men.
Or Simon Hltchneck He is co-ordlnator Of
sneech for The Miro CioldhN film Siudlne
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
On the Side
:. y. DMT'Hng

D,'0pu''d k-. Te,tfs' syndicate Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28

Teddy Roosevelt'S
nv every American.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28

one state. New Mexico, there are undevelOped
coal lands containing 00000000O tons Of
coal Want 10 the Oldest lighthouse IN
America It's al Sandy Hook. erected IN lfo4'
(Join the March of DmesD
Teddy RoosevelS words should be memorlzed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
MIR. BAKER

sUI'HE NazIs wait for a lull; and then strike"
i | read that line back I'm 1898 and have
never forgotten H. Right now Herr GocbbclS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28

Tune in WALTER WINCHELL BROADCAST
each Sunday, to 9.l5 p. m, on Station WY
Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
On Broadway
Walter. WincheH

Trade Marx Registered Copyrrht. 1854
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
8 ROYAL CHAINS

If you like Cherry, Lemon, Orange,
Straw berry, Lime, Raspberry, or
Pineapple, you'll find your favorite
Royal flavor al your grocer S. Use Royal
Salad Gelatin (Aspic) for iellied
soups, moulded salads, meats, and fish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
s ROYAL PUDDINcS

Try Royal Chocolate, Vanilla,
or Butterscotch (All three made
with Arrowroof, the starch widely
favored for child nutrition) Try
tho new Royal Vanilla or Orange
Coconut TapioIa uddings.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-24
Butner Chaplin
Ties Slip Knot

Camp ButnCr. Oct. Efficiently
Chaplain Charles w. Hough of Comp
Butner performed. in a chapc; 1t
the post. what tho chaplain de-
cr/cS as ''mv first marriage that
1idn't take"
What happcncd was not the f1uit
# tho chaplain. who had done many
= wedding in fine style The core
mony went off without Bitch the
couple said the proper things al IN"
proper time. ard bride and groom
departed. thinking themselves hap
PLY married.
The hitch came when thC chaplain
found out that according 10 North
Carolina marriage laws. all MAJ
riagcs must be performed in the
county in which the license is issued
in order to DO lgaai Tho license IN
this case was issued in Durham
county. and il happens that tho area
in which the Camp ButnCr chapcls
arc located is entirely in Granville
county.
So the wedding took place all over
1gain-lcgally this time.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-24
Miss Harper Weds
Benjamin A. Brame

In simple but impressive ccrc-
mony Miss jamie Wilson Harper be-
came the bride oi Benjamin Allen
Brame at 8 O'Clock this morning a,
the home Of the bride The ring
cfnohy was used. with the Rev
f.. W.gGrccnc Officiating. Only rcla-
tivcS and few intimate friends were
present.
The bride was at;rcd in blue
travelling outfit with matching ac-
ccsSories and corSagc Of pink
roses.
The bride Is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. r. S. Harper. Of Hcnder-
son route 5. and the groom is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. F.. e. Brame. of
this city.
After a short wedding trip thS
couple will be al home at 2l5 Hor-
uCr street.
Friday night they were entertain
cd at a miscellaneous shower at the
home of Mrs. Il. l.. BraoShcr. Many
beautiful and useful gifts were re-
cc'rcd by the bride. Punch and
cakes were served Ia about sixty
guests during the evening.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-24
Farewell Party Is
For Doc BrasWelI

4 farewell party was given for
Joseph o. Braswcll. known 10 his
friends as Doc. recently by Ar
thur Crockcr at the home of Mrs.
J. G.. Crockcr, al 2O8 Apple street,
North Henderson. He left for Fort
81" &c Tuesday morning at o'clock.
Many games we're played and en-
lnycd by everyone present. The spcci-
nj attraction Of tho evening was a solo
by Kenneth Harris. and later other
guests sang.
Mrs. Crockcr served refreshments
during the evening To- the following
gusts: Molic Rem. Virginia Crock
or. Annc Belle Hunt. Dorothy Lester,
Helen Rogers. Dorothy Rose. Evelyn
Baker. Ethel Anderson. Florence
Harper, Mile Gray Moore. Tenic
Harper. Frances Fields. OSsic Tucker.
Maxine Moore. Ellen Braswcll. Eliza
beth Battcn. Madeline Johnson. Al
pert Tucker. Marvin Braswcll,
Charlie johnson. Wesley Hughes, Jr.,
Kenneth Harris. John O. Hunt. Tom
my Tucker, Paul TunStall. Convic
Proctor. and Arthur Croker
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-24
METHODISTS IN SESSION
IN CHARLOTTE.

Charlottesville Western North
Carolina Conference of Methodist
churches is holding its annual con-
ference here this week with Il SPLEEN
did attendance despite travel difficult
lies. Among the speakers who have
bccH heard are DR.. W. r. Quillian,
one of the secretaries of the beard
OF Methodist missions: former Gov
crnor Clyde r. Hoey, DIR. Gilbert T.
Rowe Of Duke University and DR..
y. w. Plyler. editor OF the North
Carolina Christian Advocate. Hos,
pastor is DR.. G.. Ray Jordan. The
sessions are being held in the FRS,
Methodist church in Charlotte. The
Eastern North Carolina Conference
will NEE, at Wilson November 3
through 6.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-24
PRESBYTERIAN ANNOUNCE
LECTURE SERIES

Richmond. Va.-"Thc Church's
Task in War Time" has been arnounc-
cd as the theme Of series of Tues
day night lectures to be presented
at the general assembly training
school at Union Theological Seminary
Six lectures will be given in the series
which has been arranged by a com
mittee of the faculty with Miss Nat
alie Lancaster, dean of women. as
chairman. ID. j. II. Marion. Jr.. for
merly pastor OF the First Prcsby-
tcrian church of Durham, and now
pastor Of Grace Presbyterian church
here, will open he series this Fri
day night. He will speak on the sub
ject, Praying in War Time.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-24
MINISTERIAL. ASSOCIATION
PLANS MEETINGS

New Bcrn-The New Rer,
Ministerial Association voted Last
week to hold Joint meeting with the
Negro Ministerial Alliance on a QUAR-
,eriy bass the first meeting TO- be
neio IN january, 1913. The New
bern ministers also plan for an in
'erracial church service on Armis-
ice Day and will hereafter include
Negro ministers in their schedule
Tor morning devotional services over
Il loca! radio station. Guest minis
tiers Of the city's Negro churches
were present at the meeting which
planned these interracial festiIrs.
planned these interracial' features.
Quarterly meetings Of two associa-
lions were held approximately five
drop.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-24
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY
RALLY AT HOME CHURCH

Observation-Disclosures Of lun-
cheon followed by formal address.
the usual program OF the annual
provincial-Widc Woman's Auxiliary
kally, this years meeting will be-
gun 1t zoo y. IN. AT that time. Bishop
Piohl will bring brief message:
then lead in a special service Of
prayer and iniercession. The Home
Church Auxiliary will, as heretofote.
be host 10 the gathering, and has
extended cordial and urgent In
Nl'atien 10 members OF all other
a"NIliaries 10 send s many delegates
as possible. The meeting will be held
wednesday October 20.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-24
Hill Fights
Amendments
Continued Ir.m T age Onc)

tContinGcd lr.n age Orc)
or year before il could 90 INFO
combat. but individuals might be fit
cd into veteran units with less pre-
paration.
Senator Connally interrupted [,
"cmark that there seemed 10 be no
ntimation that Marshall wante,'
nything less than the highest sort
# efficiency in the Army.
Senator Tvdirgs. Democrat. Mary
land. remarked that in the last var
many requirements with only six
months trainu,. went into combat
divisions. adding diat as an office
~ that war he rcvct lad heard a
Complaint about the dcieC ivencss OF
thcsr men. He suggested udt pro
poncu,> revise the O'Daniel au,ent.
mert to require only six months
training. buI Hill said mat would
not be acceptable III some cases. He
cited the instance of CIV liam nc
rranics who could Ue t'al.cd for
work with air force gIc md ,fow. .
n. sat. 80 about three n!..in
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-24
Red Cross
Committeeman
AreAppointed

Chairmcn Of SIibcema.l,crs Of Inc
disaster committee ul the Vance
county chapter al The Red Co.'s
were named by Il. Il. i:..,,s. COM
mittee chairman, III connection with
yesterdays cOnicrcuC. led Dv .!,s
Helen WalmSlCy, field representative,
OF the American Red Cross.
The subcommittee Cnmrrcu haze
been given special instruction con-
rerning the phases @. WORK which
they would direct in case uf a dis
iSter in the county. and r.Cn viii
name committee mcmun"- ,u WORK
with him, Mr.. Hicks .aI4. Eutut,.
meetings OF Tie committee are nlaa-
ned Tor further study 81 Nc u,.,,
work, he added.
The new committees and ihu.r al
charge of each are. survey. ~. =.
WeSter; rescue. Jasper T.. Hicks:
medical aid. jack Nordan. food. +.
NJ. Rollins; clothing and central I,ir-
chase and supply, ". Il. Shcu'cr:
transportation and CouaunicLtlun.
N. +. Stl'auSC: registration ari III
formation, y. W. Gh"l-On. Chullm,n
are yet To be named for S,l5rr-lrl,;-
tees ON shelter and Iund .aI-.:r. ar5:
information.
AT yesterdays meetings. hello -
the Vance hotel. Mis-, Wa!rlnlcy out
lined the provisions uI Il rcccn'
agreement signed between the Red
Cross and the office ur civilian dc
tense. under which the Two yea.
cieS would cooperate N ease ri g.
disaster. Work ot the Red Cross COM
mittce is described in now book
let. copies of which have been pro-
vided the local committee. on TIL
Committee ON Disaster Pr"p:rcGcns,
and Relief
During the ..n sessions rl the
conference. ON, H the morning sry
The second iu ':r afternoon. NJ.
WalmSlcy described in detail -. al
vision OF responsibility and actI,i;,
of the variOu, -UpuOmmittrv~ na",.t'.
ing under the disaster committee.
and the rClat.H # the main COM
mittcc To- the Rcd Cross chapter.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-24
.WLB Halts
Labor Piracy

Washington. Oct. 24-(Ap)-Th.
war labor board moved into Micfii-
CANS highly competitive tool and die
labor market yesterday with drastic
order designed to stop a piracy stu
alton which II called very grove"
Theooard prohibited all araploy-
crS IN five counties in the Detroit
area from hiring tool and die work
erS at rates higher than .sl.75.;ln
hour in jobs shops and $3.50 in tcab-
tive shops. .f:J%
II also prohibited the employer,
from increasing the rates OF any
TOO! or die workers in their employ
above those maximums.
The board directed the employers
10 submit any reasons at a hear
IN Detroit next Thursday wby
these maXimumS should not be con-
tinued.
The same order also plugged a
l"ophole through which it said
smaller shops might evade these
prohibitions. 1t declared that. KIN
eral order no. 4, exempting EN-
ployers of eight or less persons from
wage controls. was not 10 be applied
I" the wages of tool and die Work
crS. II ,
In another sector Of the j labor,
front: a wage increase of 81 a"day
for 10000 non ferrous metal: wofk-
crS in Idaho and Utah was ;! Ab-
proved today by James F.. ,SYrhts.
director of economic stabilizatidn: I,
The war labor board niade-?fEe
award q week ago. subject: To-. sp-
proval by ByrneS under provision,
OF the Presidents executive order
requiring such approval of. ANY
wage increase which might have
Inc effect OF raising ceiling prices,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-24
METHODIST YOUTH STUDYING
TOMORROW'S WORLD

Durham-NOrth Carolina Mctho-
dist Young people. united with Me-
thodiSt young people throughout the
county, as well as INSTRUMENTATION
al youth groups, are using the month
oil November to emphasize the prob
lens of postwar reconstruction
Many local youth groups will hold
worship services on Armisticc Sun
day as part of this program. Two
pamphlets will be widely circulated
through the Methodist youth meet
lngS; Toward Christian Durable
World Order" by Bishop Paul V.
Kern and Making This Our Last
War; by Bishop G.. Bromley Oxman.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-24
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
Bv Shenard R.r.I,
Shepard Barclay
'The Authority on Authorities

u'"crcut sac SUIT. with the stans
Is placed in the West then. he de-
c!ded the other missing X was
more likely to be with East, 80
that the club finesse- probab bly,
would win and the apadc one lose.
More important. he decided that
plenty of declarcrs would be IA
"-No Trumps, with spade lead
coming up to South. II so, two
spade tricks. four hearts. two dia-
monds and two clubs would mako
ten at No Trumps. To beat that,
he would have to score 5-Hearts.
So he refused the spade fincsse
on the opening trick. playing the
A, led over to his diamond A and
hnesscd the club @, When that
held. he discarded his own last
spade on the club A. Then he had
TO give up a trick In hearts and
one in diamonds. but made ~
hve-odd okeh to gain 4 tic q -
score with one other declarts ~
did likewise. :;
If the game had been total
point play, instead Of match point,
or had been rubber bridge, THAT
method would have been definitktv
bad bridge, as 1t risked the con.
tract. II the club finesse had failed,
he would have lost a trick In each
suit. beating him.
Your Weekend LAWoo
what type Of bridge player "a Il
usually who works just as hard Al
making contract Of 1.No Tn,nno
In a rubber game. when there Is
no part-scote, as when In a rama
or Slam Are you that kind !
catu-Cs SyndirsIn T..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-24
YOUNG PEOPLE HEAR
OF WORK IN NICARAGUA

Winston-Salcm-Yodng people of
the Southern Province of the Nor
avian church met al the home church
here recently 10 hear DR.. Frederic
Paul Stocker OF Bethlehem. Penn.
describe the work Of The Rev. How
ard Stortz, Moravian mission worker
in Bilwas Karin. Nicaragua The
youth rally was also addressed by
the Rev. O. f. Simpson, who urged
young people 10 better the work OF
last year when they raised $500 in
excess of their $1,000 goal for the
native school in Nicaragua. Almost
500 young people attended. repres-
enting "a churches. Carry Donnell pre-
sided
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-24
DAVIDSON TO HAVE
LECTURE ON RELIGION

INSTRUMENTATION College is
Planning a special series OF services
this fall Wien will be conducted
Dy the Rev. James A. Jones. pastor
"i the Myers Park Presbyterian
church in Charlotte. Scheduled for
October p to 30. they will be given
under the auspices of the college
y. NJ. {. a. Two services will be
held daily with Dr.. Jones speaking
at The morning chapel hour and
aga" at 7:l5. The Charlotte minis
Ter viii also hold individual student
conferences. Graduated from David
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-24

THE FIRST METHODIST

Rev. =. {. RvaviS. pastor
Church school will meet nj 9:45
u. m.
Morning worship will be conduc.-
I'd al ! Il. N. with a sermon by the
pastor ON the Subject: Paying Ia
visible Bills"
The young people will nee. 70,
r"|jtat!on al :. in the primary de-
,JriNCnt room
Young Peoples church hour W,
L. conducted nj 40 p. IN. with a
H. 10y Bill Wcstcr on Our Chris
IN Martyrs-Iiave They Died II:
VAN. Music will be furnished bv
IL" young peoples choir and IL"
;".T board OF u>hcrS will be in
t.I.I places
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-24
Society News
SEASIDE FARM.

swayed by wind and whitened by
rain.
Green flourishcd here that not again
viii grow in these fields that the
sea
Owned once. for all our industry.
Tall wheat, perhaps, OF oats and rye,
R,I, never under any sky,
Nor any man attempt to cloim-
wild, bright water sweeping over
land still innocent of clover.
Elizabeth-Ellc Long
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-24
AIM AT YOUR large

ONE GREAT difference be-
tween match point duplicate and
rubber bridge comes when you
study the dummy and figure out
what contract other players may
have reached at other tables. You
then play your contract in such a
way as to try to beat the score
You reckon they may make. In
rubber bridge that would be sui
cidai If by so doing you risk
game for the sake Of a single
extra trick. But 1t is vital to good
duplicate.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-24

tary Sumner Wei
les of permitting
axis agents To up-
crate i'm I II cir
midst, to the
United n tion.;'
disadvantage. arc
staying ncutr a..
alone among the
new worlds coun-
tries for a couple
OF different rea-
sons.
Neither one is,
IN fact, anti-Yan-
kec
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-24
To st. Augustine

Mrs. NJ. Fl. Forsythc and daughter,
Fercbcc. left this week for ST. Angus
tine, Florida 10 join Mrs. Forsythc's
husband, Master Sgt. Forsythc. who
is stationed at Camp Blanding.
Florida. They plan to make their
home in ST. Augustine.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-24
Date Changed for Party.

benefit bridge party is being
planned by the United Daughters OF
the Confcderacy for Thursday after
noon, October 30. beginning al }
O'Clock. Tho party Vas iirSt announC-
cd for Wednesday afternoon. 1t will
be held at the Masonic hall Al.
wishing 10 make reservations arc
asked to call Mrs. Alex Cooper at 1913
or Miss Junic Dunn. telephone II.