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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-26
Big Point Home
Demonstration
Club He's Meeting

The Big poins Home Demon.
stration Club nei TUESDAY night,
June IS. II lie home q III. and
Mra Clifton Ions with 80 Mae
Long and daaghteT. Mrs. Felix
Coleman. Is hosgeaaeN
There were IL members pres.
ent and o. the roll was called
each member responded by CIV.
ing The name of her favofite rose.
The meeting vas opened By ths
singing If America Il was de
|rlded that the new officers. e.
pecially the president. take charge
Of the meetings even though ibey
are 10 be Installed Al 3 Later date
Mrs Mae Long, being tae neW
president presided Msn Geor
gle Robertson. vice president, end
Mrs. cathryn Gofi. secretary
treasurer ARE the ofhef officers
Plans were discussed ior sacs
sion camp the 9th of June. Plans
were also discussed III regards to
an ice cream sDciai - - given n
she Community Building On Sat
urday night, July rs
As Ms Cain was absent Ne
special business waa discussed
Following the social hour TIE hos
Ies9eg served delicious plate
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-26
Mrs. Delmas
Dies All Moss
Point Wednesday

Mrs. Mary zeiuka Bishop Del.
mas died Wednesday at the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. c. F.
Seaman. IN Moss Point. She waa
~ years old and had lived in
Moss Point most Of her life
The widow Of Armand Delmas.
Mrs Delrnas was 3 member OF one
Of the old families of the town
She was . devout member Of
the Catholic church She had
come 70 live in Mess Point when
she was nine years old and had
attended the local schools
Funeral services vii be con
Quoted from Fails Funeral Home
today At 9 A. n. followed b.
mass At the Catholic church.
Father P. J Carey win b. in
charge and interfnent viii be IN
Griffin Cemetery.
Mrs. Delnas Is survived b.
three daughters. Mrs Seaman.
Mrs. ". p. Adams of New Or
leans. Mrs. Hugh 2. Avant. No.
bile. one son. Matt O. Delmas.
Moss Point: three sisters. Mrs. A.
S. TowIe. Mobile. Miss Joe Bishop.
oss Point. and Mr.. II b Tow.
heg. Los Angeles. Calf; seven
grandchildren and five great
grandchildren
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Mrs. L. S. Rouse
Hostess 70 Sarah
Bennett Circle

On Mnnd2y aftefnoon Mrs l.
s Hotask @as husaess Is ne sarah
Bennett Clfvir * the wogUgns 5
Society of Christian Service og
ire First Melhodssl Church *
psstaecala si her hmN Tie e.
la Palma
HyaranKeAs and other xannsF
flowers addcd beauty ae the
toousz wtxsp the circle assem
hled
The session wMa presided oxer
hs the chairman. Mfx c "A Bus
hy ana uas Opened hy dcpa
tional I'D hy MrA. {. 7. Hurnph
rey. Afsef Wnich Aifx Il "a. Ia
cas- Was in charge ct = program
dealing wiih Our Work with
ChiidEWn
During the business prgtod II
was decldcd o. make the nexl
meeting ; social one with Mrs.
r. n Richardson IS hostess at
her hasae on Ford street TIE
hour fof meeting ulil he ass.
During the social hoag Mrs
Rouse vas assisted ~ Mis-. Rus
hy IN serving cold drinks with
sandwiches and CAKE
There we're Is present ID enjoy
Mrs Rosases hospitality.
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Junior Hosfesses
Hove Wienie Roast
AZ USO Club

The Junior Hostess Club an o..
ganikalion % sub-debs. forced by
black-out regulations 10 modify
plans fer 4 wienie roast II naeet.
ING on the beach Tuesday even.
ing. assembled af the uSO club
instead.
A bonfire was built IN the yard
and wienies and marshrnaliows
were ruasted after which the gssis
repaired 10 the lounge of the club
snd spent the remainder of the
time IN games and dancing.
They had as guests : number Of
soldiers who were spending the
evening It the club.
Mr. Warren =. Seeiey and
Mrs J. Z Bird were sponsors dur
ing the evening.
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Mrs. Fred Taylor
Enfert0ins
Bridge Club

Mrs. Fred Taylor was hostess
70 the Tuesday Fortnightly Bridge
Club at q meeting al her home On
Tuesday afternooas
The high score favor. 81 de-
Tense stamp. the standard prize
for the club, vas captured b
Mrs. Ben Carver who played :
substitute hand.
Cooling drinks were served
during the games.
IN addition . the hostess those
playing were Mrs r. p. Enisnit.
Mrs. J. o. Cole. Mrs. Jack KIeis-
ner. Mrs. l.. p. Kramer, Mrs Z. B.
Dunten. and hrs. Edward Bird.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-26

Stewart Jones has returned
from , week end visit in Panama
City. Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Piner Of
MarShalibery. N. C.; Mr. and Mrs
Elmer Murphy of Beaufort, ~
C.. and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lewis and three children are now
domiciied in the Warine Apart
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs 7. L. Borne. Jr,
have as guests Mrs Z. l. Borne.
Sr.. Of Prentiss. Miss. and Miss
Elizabeth Borne Of New Orleans.
who came to make the acquaint-
ance Of wee Martha Ann. whose
birth was . recent event IN the
Borne family.
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MOSS POINT .....
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Warren Rivers has returned
from g. G. ~ a in CaiEposa
where he was attending camp
Nh " II Nelson e.. ard
children. Joyce. 1ackse ard Myrtls
Carol. spent Tuesday ia Mobsls
Jimgnie Jasnes - Gulspart has
returned 10 hss hcfnr after / sey
erai days vAsff In the horne 81
Mrx Lila BlAsmex
Mrs. A. J Franklin and aaueh
teF. Policy FAY. iefi Wednesday
for . visit % relatives N plnola.
Miss
Mr. and MrS. r J. Dickson
spent Sunday in the home of Mrs
c. ] Phillips IN Ocean Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs = @. spana. 1r.
spent the week end il Collins
Miss Mrs Lawrence Bloant of
Collins. and Mrs G. ". Barnes q
prensiSs. accompanied them home
and viii spend several days in
their home
Dick Dickson Is spending sew
eral days with has grandmother.
Mrs G. ] phlifipA, 10 Ocean
Springs
Mr., and Mrs. Joe Ellis and
daughter. Norma Jean of colum.
bus. Miss. who are enjoying a
vacation al the Buena Vista Hotel
in Biloxi. spent Sunday after
noon with Mrs s. ID Mcinnia
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Mrs. Russell Fisher ard little
aaaenfer. patrissa. after Visit
n the hou1e of Mrs fnez couison
ard Mrs Martha Parker, lefs sun
aay for . visit IN the hone u Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Mars Ia Phiia
delphia, Miss. before returning
70 their hoane in Richmond. Va.
Mss Ella Macarthur has return
ed from 3 visit 20 relatives in
Stockton. Aaa.
Bari Defaaxhmes has returned
from q visit 10 relatives IN Houi
IA and Oxford, Miss.
Miss Ethel Dudley was 3 visit
o. 10 Mobile. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs J. T. Reasro OF
New Orleans spent the week end
ia the home of Mrs. Laura Mays
and Mr. and Mrs Edwin Mays.
MIR. and Mrs. c. @. welKand and
Mrs. George Dudley spent Sauur
day with Mr.. and Mrs. John Dud
ley IN Mobile.
Misses Adele and Betty Beebe
have returned 10 their home in
Milwaukee. Wis. after > visit In
the home Of III. and Mrs. Spencer
Beebe.
Mrs. f. c. Lennep was a visit
or to New Orleans. last Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. X. r. McCollum Of
Long Beach, Miss, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. K. MeColEum Of Columbus.
Miss, and Nollie Watts of Nc
Comb, Miss, were guests. Sun
day, Of Mrs. D. II. McCoIlum snd
HarfweIl McCollum.
B. B. Livingston. after 8 visit
TO his parents IN Livingston, Ala,
returned Tuesday for feg days
visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs. p. Z Liv-
ingston before returning TO Fort
Knox, Ky.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-26
Special Service
Al Church OF
The Nuxnrene

The Church ~ sase NaSxfsnz
n&s aaush paeeae0slla stfx0t. Pc
oananla i AnnuunxinN Nfe eai
2a ~ 80 n " ant eAlsnune
through Tuesday xssnH 81 aF !
II " wssh ~ ! 4 Illis - as
- es7zaht
~ fElii i 4 fefufned ntseza
49, sFn Ne Mea4 EnllsA kasENA
eesvNa shEfW several SNHsa H.
msli fel8sn hia nxpennNea y e4f
fysae lise rfDsla Aa l1se lsai8 nna
msli asse i4taE ease heast ssaksh
EnK ssEsa84A4
kvaFvmss y Nlven NFeeaf ~.
NltAtien - allNnd exsfy a4sA al
thM6e a4Evicaa
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PAScAGOULA.....
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Knight,
whose marriage was an event Of
Sunday last, have returned from
. brief honeymoon trip 70 Gulf
port and are now at home TO their
friends al the residence Of Cap
tain and Mrs. J C. Ryan on Krebs
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Clark and
their daughter. Miss Clennie
Clark, are enjoying 3 weeks va
cation at Fort Benning. Ca.
Z. H. Granger has returned
from New Orleans where he went
TO attend the funeral of his un
Gle, J. H. Miller, who was form
efly construction foreman for
DoulIetf & Ewin. contractors at
the Pascagouia ingalls, Corpora
ton plant.
Philip Aispach, son of DR.. and
Mrs w L. Alspach, who is enjoy
ing summer vacation frim his
studies at Tulane. departs today
for Camp Lookout, Tenn. where
he viii be councillor 70 the boys
spending the summer there.
Sunday guests in the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy G.. Weber
were Mr.. and Mrs. r. K. Bancroft
q Mobile.
Miss Una veIcich has returned
from q visit 10 relatives in New
Orleans. Miss Velcich stopped at
Bay ST. Louis and IN Biloxi for
brief visits en- route home.
Mrs. Robert Gulley and chill
dren, Marie and Robert Lamar.
and Mrs. Gulley's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Woodward. re
turned Tuesday from > I0-days
visit 10 Mrs W0odwar1's old home
IN Louisville, Miss. and 20 reia-
tiFes IN Macon. Ca
On their return to Mobile a.
ter : week end visit In their re
sRectiye homes. Miss Evangeline
Velcieh and Miss Helene Mahaf
fey were accompanied ~ the
formers sister. Miss TrIns Vel
eieh and Ed Baum who returned
e Psscagoula the same evening.
Rev. and Ms D. - Ulmer
have returned to their home ~
Union Church. Miss, after 5 visit
Ct several days IN the home of
their son. Rev. z ". Uimer
Mr. and Mrx. X. 2. Waring
have as their guests. Azr and Mrs.
William P. SIzter and sons. Don
- and Gerald. Of NJ Vernon.
Ala.
ATs. r z. HolsisteE asd son,
Kay. and nephew. Jimmie Hollis
tef. have Fezzsrned from visit
q ; week . 81. and Mrs =. y
Everitt, r. q Panama City They
aeHe accamoznied On aHe Up -
nf H0iiisaeT aHd Ar5 HOLSTERS
father. Arthur Alien Wllo refarn
q home aIser staying over the
week end.
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Big Point

Mfe nuth Nessnm lk ~
daughter to pancanoafa a. aAeski
eai exAmsnAsian Mm3af 1be
eQssu ioana hef aotnK vere Msil
~ and Mr. Hnnset Cxhsan
ssaa children spent ths wesh end
NslA fviat.ses IL MpiAie
~ 0rrtfuae Tucker ana tma
bo1s and Mrs. csthfyn k;uff nFe
adsBg shss weeh ~ Gnssnsan
With the parenia Il Mrs TRkel
ard ksFs uuff Canmsna seaeisss
i claiming slaesf sisHnsion
Several employees a tlge 4 alsa
I stu9e At Faaeaseuln easse -
sbs aosne q NJ snd Mr. til
IN Long Wednesday gvennaa ~
- evpnlng q games and EuHlHsts
les esealn waa served lister - -
evening
Nh Troy Nielsen and swe chi
dEen apeni NAluF4ay walh Azfa
helepns pafenia kiF ana Mss
George Martin II Three nlp4Ks
MF and Mr. Sidney xoiafg
snn and Mm Myrtle Cleft an
exed - Mobile Saturday ktfm.
tioff usmalpma ~ tkr guess 81 bet
children there unssi AundaF
NJ. and NJ I.Ytle nuwn
spent Tuesday Il iaN weak wlth
NJ Brpwna parents ia Ealnw
-
Mrs. n S Lona was dinner
guest of the Hubble sisters Il
Lsaeedale thursday
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Buffet Supper
.Honorino Miss
Ryan Bride-elect

Captain and Mrs James G
Ryan entertained On Saturday
evening with 3 buffet supper n
honor Of Their daughter. Miss
Gloria Ryan. bride elect of Sun
day.
Iced tea. potato salad. different
kinds Of cake. meat. rolls. olives
and pickles weHe served.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-26

Cln MoEalmy HffsFmnoa4 tlinN q
lns2 Else nsansn = ~ ElFsf Pre-.
hFieflan etufch was EiA seli4na
iol : aui6f MeiEIlna ne8 ~
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~ Namas tla# h4lzsa uf 3aasIa
Glover ganen ~ - aaanlM
TIE azttiee we a4ad ~ ~ J
G cfaAe posanf e ths <hnfeh
and Mas Witnessed - NJ anl
Nu Naana ard Ma Z Curtis
Crane
~ ard MM 1anes AFs nom -
home II sisR HeFflns ApnFtnauss
en Haaeh Boulevard
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-26

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-26
RoDcERs-TRuEsDALE

The marriage Of Miss Kitty
Truesdale 20 Henry Clinton Rod
gers was quietly solemnized at
the St Johns Episcopal Church at
8 o'clock on the evening II June
20. The ceremony was read by
Rev. Fredrick S. Resch and was
witnessed by MIR. and Mrs +. X.
Resch. Both Mr.. and Mrs Rod
gers are from HattiesbuFg.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-26
M9naf(
ROM OUR
DOKS w.

Friends of Tommy Ray Einen
ael viii - hsppy y leafn thai
re Is % arrive Tuesday faf = vtsil
10 his parents. M and Mrs G. Il
Emanuel rs ker street The
homcconef a = first class phaf.
lnaeisi end technistan il The Y
S. Navy and Il here On = - daY
furiouKh. On his return 10 Boa
ton he will be accompanied -
his wife. who has beesa living
here end wha will reside 10 bns
Ten 10 be neaf her husband
SGT nsrney Livingston has re
turned to his duties At Fl Knox
KY. after ! visit ~ the home q
hls brother. Pete Livingston il
Moss Point.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-26

IN manF Inzlnnces nnaffrE
thing that dees pei improve slsh
age Is life.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-26

Pvt Prvniiaa Crane Of Fort
ATsssY. Mich. Is enjoying . fur
Tough IN ms home IN Moss Point
after being ia the service since
January 2. ie42 He viii be- able
10 spend only > few days visiting
relatives and friends there. as hls
leave Is Tor only seven days
most 81 which will b. spent
iourneslng beck and forth PVT
Crime arrived yesterday and must
Be a. the Port by July /
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-26

kkm = W HnlasaY aseat lAs
Aeek ss lH ClulInS Mlfh hee
Masa aaa aaaaAlHEs Is ~. ~
anli Assa. knhla Namas 8ii ~
nna Mm WaltNfe Mamaay
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-26

Note Abnse calculations afN
for Cenirul STANDARD Time Add
ones hour % SET Central Waf
Tifna.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-26

lunches and punch The inert
ing adienrned e meet nexl manlh
with Mira. Esther Isindzy
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-26

Sunrise, Sunset and High
and I.nw Tide
Port of paaeaganla
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-26

NJ and Nh IYtle nuwn
spent Tuesday II ia# weak wIth
NJ BruWna parents ia Eealnw
a
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-26

hrs n s Long wa6 3 dinner
guest oi the fSuhbie sisters Il
Lueedale Thursday
Evening star., 1942-09-25

A-Shelis Young Chevy
Chose High dons the corduroy
Jumper described below 4. 80
1Vesa Roberts tWesternl
seoted In back with
sloppy slipover sweoter--3.99
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06

about his family. His mother,
whom he adored. He talked lot
about her.
Mother Is tops" he said,
Gust tops. But dammit, she just
never takes time out to get her
self up right. So dad, he's
philandering all over the place,
and you don't know how that
gripes me, because IL hurts
mother so terribly"
Patricia reconstructed that con-
versation as Mrs. Kane took of
her things. Here was her oppor-
tunity. The very first client! Life
was opening up with every good
break.
Just relax, Mrs. Kane"
The poor woman looked tired
unto death. Patricia manipulated
the back OF her neck-more-then
more. Her hands went soothingly
up through the hair.
I'D like some OF your kind of
lip rouge when you make me
up," sighed Mrs. Kane sleepily.
eyes, madam" Patricia spoke
softly, and gently pressed her
patient back into the chair.
Her patientl She would always
regard clients as precious
charges-if they would only
place themselves i'm her hands.
Just this once, Will you allow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06

funds for the completion of her
college course. Patricia deter
mined TO incorporate it all into
this new profession. But actually
telling Florio about her idea in
plain words seemed impossible.
She just said, II know l can make
good here--if you will give me a
trial."
THE salary Is SIS n week."
he replied. With that, Patricia's
first appointment was an
nounced.
II was a middle-aged woman
named Mrs. Kane. Although she
seemed to have no idea of her
Operators Identity, Patricia
knew who she was.
Mrs. Kane was the mother of a
young man who did publicity for
one of Patricia debutante friends
Patricia had dined and danced
with him on more than one &C.
casion. She cared more for him
than for any one she had ever met
No one, not even Jerry. knew this
secret. He often talked LOT
about everybody, himself and his
family. The last time Patricia had
seen him, they had been to q
cocktail party.
After Jerry's third martini he
had proceeded to tell Patricis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06

me 10 use what think you
need, Mrs. Kane?" she asked.
"All right-I'll try"
"And please, Mrs. Kane, relax.
Your appearance Is more i'm
portant than anything"
I'll try. You have soothing
hands,"
An hour and a half later. Pa
tricia saw a fairly attractive
woman leave Florio's, thanks 10
her work. 1t was a greater thrill
than anything she had known for
ages.
But what made that first day a
banner one for her, was a tele-
phone call that evening just before
she left the shop. 1t was Jerry
Kane. He had read in the paper
that she worked at Florios. -
Patricia, will YOU dine with
me 2"
"WeIl-er," she hesitated.
Say YES" he pleaded. I'm
all alone. Was going TO eat at
home, but dad has taken mother
to dinner and the movies. Can
you beat it?"
H.N THE END.
Tomorrow's short story: "sIs-
tiers Under the Skin," by Norah
Smaridge.
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ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
Daily ShOI.f Story
Operator Patricia
By MAUREEN FLEMING

DATRICIA LANGDON trembleC
Il as she hung UP her hat ant
coat in the back room OF Florlo''
Beauty Shop With icy hands she
fastened on her starched white
uniform.
Just a few minutes before her
first client was due. she picked uT
a morning paper and scanned the
pages for an item about herself
which she feared would be there,
For the first time IN the history
of the socially prominent Langdon
family they were IN the news in
stead Of the society column:
Patricia Langdon, glamorous
debutante Of a few seasons ago,
takes position In beauty shop.
Mrs. Schuyler Langdon refuses
60 comment on the latest
escapade Of her only daughter
just recently, her engage
ment 20 Harold Van Dencel was
broken ."
Patricia skipped the account of
how invitations had already been
sent out for the wedding, the great
wealth of her frances family She
hurriedly skipped over that. Then,
g. motive for this sudden
entrance into profession may
be i'm search of fOrgetfulness
after her unhappy romance -.
may he for a new thrill :. or
gesture of contempt for all her
set"
How could any one know, except
long suffering creditors, the agony
of the whole Langdon family! Her
father and mother had suffered
loss after loss-yet, every mani
festation that material fortune had
turned It's back on them had left
no impression. In their romantic
childlike way, they lived on and on
in a fools paradise,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
FEELS SORRY FOR HIM

N They actually tried in their des-
, peration TO maintain the Langdon
( town house in the fashionable
lower East Side. so that Patricia
would be Launched in society"
for what? The girl tautened her
wide slim shoulders. She had re-
volted against the pitiful absurdity
of her parents ambitions.
Most cruel of all was their plan
for her marriage to well mean
ing gullible young millionaire.
Patricia felt more sorry for him
than she did for herself. AT least
she had not committed the atrocity
of marrying him fcr the empty
cause.
One of the other operators In
the shop. a smiling. kindly.faced
girl, startled Patricia by bursting
into the little dressing room.
"Mons. Florio wishes to see
you In his office"
Patricia gave hurried pat to
her shining, long bobbed hair.
What did he want?
"Mees Langdon," he said. 1T
hope thees will not mean that
you will have-er, clients, who
come to US here-just for
curiosity"
Patricia felt big lump in her
throat. Here was a map she had
always respected. Florio had
worked patiently year after year
for his present success. He had
started as an apprentice in the
very shop he now owned. His
patron" as he still affectionately
called him. had died after years of
service, leaving the then little shop
to Florio. Patricia knew all this.
She respected it with all her heart.
YOU ARE PATRICIA
ooh, Mons. Florio," cried Pa
tricia. "Ob, no. I would not
subject you to that. Nuts 10
that" she clapped her hand over
her mouth.
The proprietor burst into a
hearty laugh.
@Mon dieu" he shrugged. '1t
ees fantastic, the whole affair!
But--remember j have known
you--yes, your grandmother-
In this my beloved adopted
country"
Patricia interrupted, "Just give
me the lowdown on what TO do
please--Mr. Florio-"
Now, now. First Of all, you
must nevair use your - smart
cracks. i think you call them"
"Oh" Patricia was relieved.
and smiled. I'll reserve my
slang for private use, Florio-
I mean Mons. Florio."
"Yes," he replied slowly, 'lf
you are to stay with Us, you
must be as we are. You are OPP
orator Patricia, not Miss Lang
don-you understand"
With all her heart she wanted tc
tell him the truth. She intended
TO make good in this shop. She
intended 10 give not only the
education of her two years in
Goucher College, where she hac
studied medicine, but her expert
ence of the other side Of the
tapestry in society.
When her friends. her mother:
friends arrived at parties looking
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them the truth. Secretly she had
taken three-month course in
beauty culture.
Patricia had a natural fair for
this work. She knew it. Her
beautiful articulate hands had the
power of healing. How often had
she rubbed away her mothers
headaches How often had she
been told in college that her
career should be miniSterlng tc
human suffering.
The Langdons had insufficient
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ADVERTISEMENT

worse and not better for their
makeup, she had wanted 10 tell
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-10
) ANSWERS.

j. NhStl lOItp fWlTSlc me hudI~iI.
gold nine. located IN the soutmc'a
part OF the city. has been actIyci,
operated. The RudrSill mine wa
opened IN 1926. and produced from
~ 10 50 tons OF orc per day. ave-.
aging aDOu; Sl2 per ton. uuGl rap
California gold rush forced the MN
20 Close. Inc mine was rCUp, ned IN
1884. and operated for several ycm,.
,. President james Knox PolK.
llth President Of the United StdtCs.
born On Mccklcnburg county NCyCm-
bCr .. 1905. The University opened
January Is. 1905. President pUik
graduated with the class OF 1918. al.
tanning the highest hUnUrs. He Wa
elected President in 1914. declining
10 be candidate TO succeed him
self
3. y total Of thirty amendment.
were adopted. Since the constitution
was adopted in 1868 by the recon
structiOn convention. composed lar
gely of carpetbaggerS and Negroes.
, there was general feeling thai
some changes were necessary to pro-
tcct the State against Negro control.
An unsuccessful effort 10 do this was
made in 1871. The legislature OF
l872-1873 proposed several amend
ments. and these were adopted in
August, 1873. In 1875 the conscrva-
tive party had gained SuffiCicr'
strength 10 call u convention and put
through the amendments wanted
These included an amendment pro-
bibiting marriages between white.
and blacks; separate schools I,