davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-05-13
Originally 4.95 to 7.95
MISSES STACKS
2.39

Just As excellent ''finds!" Ray
ons and rayon-and-wool mix
lures in plaids, herringbones
and solid colors. Broken sizes,
IL to 10.
100 Originally 1.79 Cotton Terry
Cloth Sweat Shirts. In blue,
yellow and aqua. Sizes small,
medium and large in group, LOO
80 Originally $50 to 1885 Rayon-
and-WoOl Mixture Skirts in
tweeds, plaids, herringbones and
solid colors. Broken sizes "a to
80 in group up-----3.19
% Originally 6.95 to 1895
Three Button Casual Jackets in
herringbones and solid colors;
light and dark tones. Broken
sizes for misses -3.44
10 Originally 1900 Juniors
Famous Petit" Jerkin Suits in
rayon and wool mixtures.
Broken sizes -4.88
ALL PROPERLY LABELED AS TO
RAYON AND WOOL CONTENT.
Sports Shop. Third Floor. F Street
Building, The Hecht Co,
Evening star., 1943-05-13
Originally LIS to 500
FAMOUS MAKE
BRASSIERES
75c

Just 100 beautifully styled long
line bras in SINNERS satin, cot
ton batiste or cotton lace. Tea
rose and some white; broken
sizes.
(Brassieres, Third Floor, r street
Building, The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1943-05-13
Originally 1925 to 1925
Junior MiSSeS'*
DRESSES
1898

Just 20 one-of-a-kind values
for the Younger Crowd! One
and two-piece rayon crepes in
prints, checks, dots, navy,
black. Also some spun rayons.
Sizes 9 to Is in the group.
8 Originally 3.99 Dresses in
Print on White. Sizes 9 to 13
I.99
S Originally e.95 Navy Print
and Pastel Maternity Dresses.
Sizes 9 to is in the group -3.99
6 Originally 1875 Ice-Cream
Plaid Box Goats. Sizes II, 13,
AL Properly Labeled as to Rayon
and Wool Content
Rememb Miss Is Size
Not an AGE.
(Young Washingtonian Shop, Third
Floor. F Street Building.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-05-13
ORIGINALLY $50 Strirs
STRAW
MILLINERY
200

Just 20 now-into-summer hats,
including brims, calots, "pomps. :"
Black and colors.
20 Originally 2.29 Casual Hats
in black and colors LOO
36 Originally 1.99 to 2.29 Felt
Hats in "pomps," beoets and
visor brins. Black and colors.
25c
) Originally SIS Fabric Hat
and-Bag Sets in black, navy and
brown 200
Millinery, Third Floor, E Street
Building, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1943-05-13
20 Mem's Originally
7.95 TOpgrain
Pieskin Upper
Brief Cases
5.95

Under the arm cases for
holding your briefs, docu-
ments and important pa
pers. It's a fine gift, too.
Suntan. brown and black.
50 Servicemen's originally
$50 Duffie Bags. Shower
proof twill canvas, draw
string top, khaki color LOO
1 Woman's originally 1000
Wardrobe Suitcase. Leather
bound canvas, damaged, 9.95
1 originally $3.50 Dress
Trunk. 40-inch size; dam
aged ----24.95
1 Woman's originally $500
White Rawhide Hat-and-
Shoe Case. Sesame locks, ini-
tailed wrong and slightly
damaged -------22.50
l Mans originally $500
Black Cowhide Two-Suiter
Case. Topgrain cowhide,
slightly damaged 1900
l Woman's originally 1900
"Ski-Iite" Brown Pullman
Case. Leather bound canvas,
very slight damage e----10.95
l Mans originally 1850
Gabardine weave Two
Suiter Case. Slightly off
color r--13.95
l Mans originally 1895
Overnight Case. Khaki shade
canvas, leather bound, 81
inch size, damaged 800
1 Mans originally 400
Topgrain Cowhide Toiletry
Fitted Kit. Damaged---5.00
1 Woman's originally s.95
Overnight Case. 18-inch
size, leather bound canvas,
damaged -------3.00
l Mans originally $500
"Travel-aider" Two Suffer
Case. Khaki shade; holds
two suits, shirts, pajamas,
shoes, etc.; damaged 1855
l Mans originally 7.95
Overnight Case. 21-inch size,
leather bound canvas; dam
aged ----------2.00
l Woman's originally 1925
Blue Overnight Case. 81
inches, wrong initials --8.95
2 Women's originally 1850
Vanity Cases. Mirrors are
loose ----------4.95
1 Woman's originally 1900
Vanity Case with fabricoid
covering -----3.95
CThe Hecht Co. MODERN
LUGGAGE SHOP. Main Floor.)
IS Mes's Orsisally
500 Felt Hats
LOO
Odds and ends. Snap brims,
mostly greys. Two in size z;
fourteen in she ~ and nine
In sine ~.
(The Hecht Co. MODERN
MANS STORE, Main Floor.)
Evening star., 1943-05-13
Originally S.99 to 995
THRIFT SHOP
MATERNITY
DRESSES
l.8B

Just II dark rayon crepes in
broken sizes for misses.
10 Originally 6.95 Misses
Checked Jerkin Dresses. Broken
sizes IS8
40 Originally ZOO Women's Cot
ton House Dresses. Broken
(Thrift Dresses, Third Floor,
F Street Building,
The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1943-05-13
125CoIored SeIectees
Report Tomorrow
78 Go to Army, 43 to
Navy, a to Marine Corps

A total of 125 colored men from
the District who entered the armed
forces on May will report for
active duty in their respective serv-
ices tomorrow.
The group includes 78 for the
Army, 43 for Navy and 4 for the
Marine Corps. The list follows:
Evening star., 1943-05-13
handkerchief

SO Originally 19c Mems Fine
Cotton Handkerchiefs. White
with corded borders. Also
white with colored woven cords.
(Women'S Handkerchiafs
Evening star., 1943-05-13

Originally 1875
MISSES SPRING
BOX COATS
9.8B
Exactly IA exceptional values in
little boy" box-coats. Red,
light blue, aqua; sizes IL to 20
in the group.
8 Originally 29.S5 Misses 1907
Wool Navy and White Plaid
Box-Coats. / size IA, 2 size 16,
1888
3 Originally 22.95 Misses Beige
Herringbone Tweed Suits. Size
IL -----------------16.S8
1 Originally 1880 1907 Wool
Bolero Suit in melon color.
Size IL 1858
2 Originally 1885 Misses 1907
Wool Gold-and- Brown Plaid
Suits. Sizes 10 and 16 1888
2 Originally 29.95 Misses 1o0%
Wool Pastel Plaid Suits. Sizes
Is, 18 --------l8. 1888
ALL PROPERLY LABELED AS TO
RAYON AND WOOL CONTENT.
lBetter Coats and Suits. Third Floor,
E Street Building, The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1943-05-13
ORIG. 800 FASHION MODE.
6.95 ssNARGY,, WHITE AND
s'SPECTATOR'' SUMMER SHOES
3.95

Wonderful opportunity to pick up your summer
white shoes at savings! All white white with
brown or navy trim in classic pumps, open-back
swing pumps and sandals. High and Cuban heels;
sizes 312 to 9 in the group.
(Womens Shoes Main F Building
BE SURE
CONTAINING STAMP
Evening star., 1943-05-13
PETERMAN'S
DISCOVERY
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT
Help IS Miles Of Kidney Tubes
Flush Out Poisonous Waste

If you have an excess of acids IN your
blood, your Is miles of kidney tubes may be
overworked. These tiny filters and tubes are
working day and night to help Nature rid
your system of excess acids and poisonous
waste.
When disorder of kidney function permits
poisonous matter to remain in your blood,
it may cause nagging backache, rheumatic
pains. leg pains. loss of pep and energy, get
ting up nights, swelling, puffiness under the
eyes, headaches and dizziness.
Kidneys may need help the same as bow.
els. so ask your druggist for Doan's Pills,
used successfully by millions for over 40
years. They give happy relief and will help
the Is miles of kidney tubes flush out poison
ous waste from your blood. Get Doan's Pills.
Evening star., 1943-05-13
MEMS CLOTHING

20 Originally 2975 Tropical Worsted Suits ---1795
Single and double breasted models in regulars
$40, 1i46 2/48; shorts 1/46 longs 3/3S 1885, LAO;
stouts $780, 2/44 1/46, 1/48; long stout 1/44.
Mems originally 1000 Society Brand Tropical Wor-
sted Suits Observation-Disclosures 1915
Stouts /39, 1/44.
Originally $500 Sheldon Gabardine Suit 2195
Coat vest and trousers All wool gabardne size 36
regular.
Originally 1880 Famous White Summer Suits 975
Mohair and cotton fabric that may be laundered or
dry-ceaned. Regular 1/46; shorts 1873, 4/42; long
I46 stout 1/40 long stout 1/40.
Mems originally 1880 Covert Cloth Suits---24.75
All wool covert cloth in solid shades. Shorts 1885,
Originally 1880 Famous Year-round Suits ts--A.75
Regulars 2/36, 1/37 longs 1/40 1/46; stout 1/4O.
Originally 1880 Famous Angora Topcoats 1878
Tan shade in A for stouts
Originally $3.50 Famous Alpaux Overcoats 1875
Luxurious blend of alpaca mohair WOOL
Regular 1/46; shorts 1/4O, 1/42.
40 prs. Originally $50 Tan Summer Slacks595
Plain shades IN waist sizes from 81 to A.
MODERN MANS STORE Second Floor,
Evening star., 1943-05-13
Originally 249S
SIMULATED
LEATHER BEDS
1885

Only 16 reduced 81! Simu-
lated leather beds in your
choice OF beige or blue. Twin
size only.
IS Originally 1895 Hollywood
Bed Outfit. Mattress and box
spring on legs - 34.95
ID Originally $3.50 Simmons
Box Spring. Now 1875
Bedding, Fourth Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1943-05-13
Originally 59c
PLASTIC
EARRINGS
29c

rs pairs Of lightweight plastic
earrings in gay pastel colors.
Ideal for summer.
10 Originally 100 Gold Colored
Plastic Necklaces .- - 39c
IS Originally 100 Gold Colored
Plastic Pins s---------- 59e
1s Originally 200 Sterling Sill
100 Originally 100 Gold Colored
Plastic Necklaces 59c
10 Originally 100 Gold CoIored
Plastic Bracelets sec
IS Originally 200 Wooden Com
pacts ---l---------1.00 100
IS Originally 200 Wooden
Cigarette Cases 100
All jepeIry subject to 1895 tar.
(Jewelry, Main Floor,
The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1943-05-13
lS Pairs Men's Originally
7.B5 Famous
Packard Shoes
3.99

Small sizes only. Excellent
quality calfskins in popular
styles. Tans in sizes 6, 612
and 7 only. Bring your war
ration book No. / with cou-
pom No. II attached.
40 Mems originally S.44
Leather House Slippers.
Hand-turned soles for ut
most comfort. Opera or
Everett styles in sizes 6 to
8. No ration coupon needed.
1.7s
: Servicemen's eriginaay 1.10
Barracks Slippers. Felt up
pers, soft padded soles and
heels. Broken sizes. No ra-
ton coupon needed-----5Oo
II Mems originally 3.e5 and
$50 Leather Mule" Slip
pers. Easy to slip into. Sizes
6, 6h, 7 and ~. No ration
coupon needed ---l.O0
IL Young Mems originally
400 Kels" Basketball
Shoes Heavy canvas up
pers, thick rubber bottoms.
Sizes eA. Z, 11A and IL
only. No ration coupon
needed 1.So
.lThe Heeht Co. MODERN
MANS STORE. Main Floor.)
Evening star., 1943-05-13

(Women's Handkerchiefs.
Main Floor, The Hecht Ca. !
Evening star., 1943-05-13
Originally 59c
WATER
SOFTENER
1b. ba. 39c

IA Of them! Ideal for refresh
ing. invigorating baths this
summer. In lovely apple blos-
som fragrance.
1os Originally Soc Cream Rouge
19c
81 Originally 29c Pint Bottle
Witch Hazel l9c
81 Originally 100 Novelty Lamp
that burns perfumed candle, 19c
40 Originally SOC Tooth Brushes
39c
7 Originally 100 Liberty Bell"
Cologne -----39c 39c
70 Originally 1923 Pine Needle
Bath Oil 39c
46 Originally 75c First Aid
hits 39c
Ia Originally 3.75 "Should I"
Cologne 200
Some toiletries subject to 10% tar.
(Toiletries, Main Floor,
The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1943-05-13
ORIGINALLY 9.98
WOOL-FIILED COMFORTS
500

Only IS in the whole group! Stitched rayon satin
or rayon taffeta covered comforts filled with warm
wool batting Some soiled mussed from handling
Broken color assortment. But each and every one
an excellent buy so hurry in for yours Size
72x84 inches.
(comtorts, Fifth Floor Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-05-13

OrieinaUp 100
Evening star., 1943-05-13
riday clearance

$50 Pairs Originally 100
SHEER
RAYON HOSE
77c
180 pairs and they'll
sell fast! They're lovely
and sheer and so hatter-
ing to your legs. Sizes
912 to 10 only.
"a Prs. Originally 79c
Women's Rayon Hose.
Sheer and service weight
in the group. Broken
sizes --58 SIC
Clearance of Originally
1.35 Fine Lisle Hose in
the correct leg width to
fit you. Broken sizes, $50
(Hosiery. Main Floor,
The Hecht co..
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-15
kittrell Reunion
Is Held on Sunday

me nome "I ME- ana Mrs. R"brft
l.. hit'rcii WAS inc scene CT a tCum"n
SUNDAY. september -. Whcn MY. ana
MIS-: hh'irii were h"St ana hostess
|" 'h'lr chiidfSii. SfHlothildrrh. ana
great Gr;hdchIlofch, ana lew other
guests.
About eleven O'Clock the cars De
gan |" arrive y" II WaH rather cool
most oi III" oder ones went indoors
while the ch'idrch gathered on The
lawn ana played games ana hHd Il
great iimr.
Whch me dinner h"i'r arrived a
GENEROUS dIhh'f was served plcihc
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-15

acton Was necessary To- assure con-
tlnucd production because O. the m.
creased cost of potatoes and other
ingredients.
Vegetables: Tho highest retail sell
ling price for cabbage is stu De- a
pound. Eastern onions may nu, be
sold Tor more than 81 Il pound with
west coast onions selling Il; o. a
pound.
Eggs: Farmers may not charge The
retail merchants any more than S.Ii
per dozen for uu2radrd cggS and
$50 dozen is the highest price They.
may charge The individual consumer.
| Group ! stores may sell UnGrudcd
eggs al SID per dozen and Group >
stores may sell these cGgS at ssh.
| Merchants: Apples and Grapes have
been placed under u ceiling by amdt.
To MPR i22 and MpR l23. Cuplc-
Of the guide 10 this ammcndmcnt are
| being sent 10 all retail merchants. |,
Is effective as OF September l6, 1913
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-15
BRACES WAR BOND
CARAVAN ON MOVE

fui' HTaGG. sept. l3-Powcrtu.
h"W!t|cFS, an arm"rcd car. ic"pS.
troops and Il band VIII roll into -
North Carolina cities during the
next several week, Ia assist loci
War Bond officials i'll their effort,
10 fchch th"n goals IN the "n'rG
war Loan Drive.
Itinerary Tor Fort Bragg VA!
Bono Caravan WAS announced %
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-15
It'll Clubs Elect
Officers Tuesday

I'LL clubs a. DrCv.r,. mi lIi,!,II,,
burg elected officers i,. I'm. r,..,5,,.,
year al Their meetings hold r,,n.d.,..
For the Junior clIh .,t Al .jgiIci,.,,..,
the following officers v.r.. ,.rTcS,.
president. Fred UcndrirI ,.,,,., >
son of Mr.. and Mrs. \ e. Irr.,I.i,.i-.
vice president. Helen Wr,rnr ~
route >. daughter Of NJ. and Mr..
+. l.. Weaver: secretary Ert.y Ia"c
KCarSon. Of route 3. dnuo,,.rr ~ IIN
and Mrs. NJ. +. Kcarsnm. Soma, in.,
dCrS. Jean Ctrrin. of lI.dcitrb,r..
daughter or Mr.. and Mr.. - G. az.
rim. and Alvin ELLINGTON. q, rn,,fr 2
son of Mr.. and Mrs. \ {; Ellington.
pianist. Billy Van Collins. 81 Mn
SOT. son of Mr.. and Mrs. ". s Col
Inns.
In the Senior club at Niddlcbru.r
George Blum. .Jr.. son of MIR. and
Mrs. G.. Il. Blum. of Nliddluburp. was
named president. Other officers arc
Annc Fleming. oi route ,. daughter OF
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-15
Local Women Attend
PRESBYTERIAN Meet

Mrs.. Sidney Green. Nj. Il. ".
iru.n. Mrs. ". d. Mc!nn.- and Mrs.
Elugh"y T.mdal went e. Wmrcntnn
'oday "a attend The executive board
meeting %, Granville p.c,nytcriaI
hcld al The Presbyterian c:.,ucn there
At 10 O'Clock this morning.
a c"n!"rcuC" was Ia up held nj
the home Of Mrs. J. Edward Ruokcr,
and the district group Ne. 3 hcld
III The church was ia be c,-ducrcd
ny Mrs. David Clark. 10. Roanoke
Rapids. chairman. Ab,n, sixty
women We're expected To attend.
ne prcsuytcrinl comprises RAJ
leigh. Durhun. Smithilcld and Hen
dcr%"n. The distric; fmcladc. War
rSGht"n. henderson. Littlc'um. Roam
"kc RhpldS. Grover and NatbuSn.
LiinchcOn va, 10 be served bv
Inc women of the Wulrcnton Pres
Dytcr!an church.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-15
Miss Jenkins Has
Party Following
Wedding Rehearsal

Following the rehearsal of the ST
Clair-JOhnsun wtdd NJ THcSda. :
night. Miss Elizabeth Jenkins en-
tcrtainCd for Tic Wedding party and
uut-of-;own guests a an informal
party at her home on Gholsun ave-
nuC.
Miss iohuSun's marriage f. Mr.. ST.
Clair viii take place tH.- afternoon
at 4:3O u'cluck IN the frs' Mctho-
aih church. Tho bridc-c'rri ma, b""1
honor guest at a Numbc nr social
affairs since the announcement OF
her Cncagcwc.t several weeks ago.
Music and other entertainment was
enjoyed. AID in Tho latter part "f Inc
evening Miss Jenkins served ice
cream. caEcS. uu;> and mint, e. her
guests. About twenty-five we're pre-
sent.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-15
Society: News
AUTUMN COMES TO HILLS.

Autumn comes TO hills in ripc-plum
weather
Lcaf-lirtcd with thin gold
And honey rust:
With Grant Wood hayStacks cuppcd
to meadow curve:
Black dotted wing-pointS going over
rims
And wind-cool swirling whirlpuols
OF thin dust.
! would hold autumn i'll my blown
black hair
And feel it Oh my lips in bcc-stung
air.
Gertrude May Lutte
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-15
Old Butte Meeting
With Mrs. Turner

The regular meeting oi old Butte
chapter. Daughters OF the American
Revolution. WAS held Saturday ait
crnoon at the home OF Mrs. J. Avis
Turner. un Cary street. with Mrs
Turner. the regent. presiding.
The meeting WAS opened with the
ID. y. Il. ritual. salute 10 the flag. ana
Americans creed. followed by the
ID. y. Il. prayer which was led by
Mrs. J. *. PlummCr. Tn" chapter
voted Ia pay one dollar per mrmpcI
to the stat" treasurer Ia buy blood
paSma. Mrs. T.. f.. Parham made Il
short talk on the Importance OF thu
work. The members were also asked
10 save lat. To ill buddy bags. 10 buy
war bonds and 10 help with the sale
Of bonds in the present drive.
Miss Mary Belle Gary. program
chairman. explained the programs.
the ihcrIc ri which i Post War
World. Mrs. S. Il. Harris gave re-
port on the 52nd ID. y. Il. Congress.
after which q very interesting ar
tClc from the u. y. K. magazine was
read by Mrs. Il. G.. Young.
After the program Mrs. Turner
served a salad course to The follow
ing members and invited guests:
Misses CurnClIu Gary. Mary Belle
Gmy. Kate Gary. Sally GarlICk. Viz
Ginia Hunt, Doris Andrew. Agnes
Pcgram and Mamie Paiham. ana
McSdamcs Il. G. Gary. ". T. Ghol-
son, S. X. Harris. Jasper Hicks. Will
liam Homer. Gideon Lamb. Edwin
Fuller ParhHm. W. ". Parker. Jr..
!. *. Plummcr. 4. ]. Watkins. r. G..
Young, j. =. Andrew. Rob Crews.
Richard Jones. Douglass Allison.
Kirkland Woudllcl. ". Il. Turner.
and G. NJ. Turner.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-15
first OF Fall Series
VClub Nights Friday

Inc house committee of Yves; End
country Club announced today that,
''e iirS' oil the fall series oil club
nights will be held Friday nigh, a,
West End Club from 8 to u O'Clock,
Appropriate music and dancing u,.
cards Will be available for tho on
tertdinmcnt OF the club members and
'hcir "ut-oi-town guests. Refresh
mcntS are being planned.
IL IS hoped that large pcrccn-
tagc OF the membership Will avail il
sell Ui the opportunity to cnjuy the
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-15
MAKE HIM WASTE ONE

TRUMPS punched against the
dcclarcr III the hand of one de-
fender can tcrrify many players.
Others take such lineup in stride
and make the opponent waste, one
OF them by forcing Il lead at the
close OF the hand which compcls
the waste of an apparently GER
tain defensive trick. Making such
tactics work depends generally
on eliminating other suits. As
the dangerous defender finally
gets into the lead. he can do moth.
ing but lead one Of his trumps.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-15

Angel wings" Wi,p-Slim waist
and Swl>hlng dirndlc skirt are cap
waiting features "l Pattern g52i.
Ih!S WIdC-uW:iiC luuNin9 IUuiu! Mis-,
ir"cE goes easily g. job ur classroom
... keeps right uu going after live
j. Al. Pick nUt = soft check rayuu
wIth gay binding.
Pattern 9I2+ may bc ordered only
IN Junior Mis- sizes II. -. Is. II. is.
10. l.. Size l3 takes > 1-& wards 80
,nCh. So yard 35-inCh contrast.
Send SIXTEEN CENTS IN coins
for this Marian Martin pattern
Write plainly SIZE, NAME, AID,
PRESS and STYLE NUMBER.
Send your order to Daily Dispatch
PATTERN Department. 232 W. 18th ST.
New York, N. Y.
Because of the SloWness OF the
mails, delivery of our patterns may
lake a few days longer than usual
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-15

monthly gct-togcthcr. The clap night,
nav" been very pnpu,u. d,r.n. the
summer months. and i is believed
by the committee III charge tina, they
VIII be even more successful dIriun
the fail and winter. a!lurdinu ,hr
members Il chance 10 see one ann.hrr
and c"joy an evening" together. BE-
gun early in the summer. each nf ,hr
club nights has been we'll attended
and members reported a pheasant
evening spent Al the club. with !;
varied program OF entertainment OF,
ferpd.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-15
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
The Authority On Authoritiss-

tenders would score a trick each
IN diamonds and clubs. plus two
Ill spades. but the spade losses
We're cut 10 one by Il nice end
play.
TO the third trick. South led his
Club G. letting the X win and ruff
fing the returned heart The club
j was ovcrtakcn by the 4 and the
10 used for a diamond discard.
The diamond * was taken and the
q led, which West took with the
a. He returned the diamond 10
for ruff by South. who then put
West in the lead. Holding only the
spade k-Q-lO-5. he led the 3 to
Vests J-4-S-.. The latter could
get only one trick and then had
tc pitch away from his INTO the
k-Q.l0. making the contract
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-15
Butncr Dance Notice

Henderson girls arc invited to a
dance At Service CLUB No. | Friday
night, and group leaders arc asked
to call Miss Elizabeth Fox. senior
hostess. between and 8 o'clOcl;
Thursday night 10 notify her how
many from their group intend to so
TO tie dance.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-15
Announce Birth

Mr.. and Mrs. y. X. Mum of 287
ChavaSSc Avenue, announce the birth
of Il son Rodgers licrbcr, on Sep
TENDER Is nj Maria Parham HoSpi-
tai. Mrs. Mum WAS formerly Miss
Cleo Casper of Henley and Hcndcr-
son,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-15
By LOGAN CLENDENING. MID.

THERE Is Il fascinating theory
about modern civilization that /
have already expressed in this col
umn. but since 1t is apropoS to the
subject ! am to discuss today il
WI. bear brief repetition.
The theory is that the reason so
little Is accomplished in tropical
countries is that the heat and per-
SpiratIun make for Il high cyrrc-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-15

Dr C!rndcning will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-15
10 Peace College

Miss Frances High lcf' Monday
for Raleigh. where she entered Peace
college for the coming year. She is
a member Of the junior class.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-15
Here from II, ,:rJ.g.

Sergeant u. G. Rpy-'u. MA. nrp
lr"" Font Ei"-@ today rl' 81 u..D
iml"Ugh. and rMp"Ctcd ...,wu ,'.
IS ching
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Birth al SON

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry l.. Aianem.
of Henderson Announce The birth ol
Il son. GCnr@" Ellis. F" Maria Parham
hospital Monday. September -. Mrs.
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ton 90 vitamin l. from the body.
so people in those climates are in
continual state of vitamin Il de-
i!,!rncy. Since vilamiI l. NAV be
called the energy. or pea. vitamin,
1t Is obvious that when there is
Il deficiency o. v.iamiu Il there i
Il deficiency of energy and work.
The two places in the world
wE"r" the climate make for the
greatest utilization uf Vaamin l. is
ih' northern part of the United
State ana the northern part o;
Europe. Here man shows the
greatest inclination to energy and
IN The United States this is COM
himrd with the creates, produc-
uvIty Of the land and the great
cstuaiUral resources i'm the world.
So II looks a. { the future h.!ougs
/" that section Of the world.
dew Experiments
Confirming the idea ,ha, Vita
min l. Is the work, or energy. Vita
min @ some experiments lust
published III which the actual work
don" 10y "a group of hwma. sub
Jccts was carefully measured on
three diets which contained rr-
spcctiNeiy an average amount,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-15

dealer: South. EaSt-WCst vul-
ncrablc.)
South West North East
Pass Pass 10 ~
-
With different vulncrabilitv.
East might have tried a sacrifice
of 5-HcartS. South wished he had
when he first realized his situation
after winning the first trick with
the heart y and leading to the
spade y. 1t appeared as If the de-
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