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Evening star., 1943-01-26
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

LATHE-9-in. Star" metai-turning lathe
fully e1uipped RA 066a
MOTORS, 3. c. q g.. all EIzes. new and
rebuilt; repaired. rewinding, exeh.; expert
MOTOR, D C., 2-h D. fine condition. SEQ.
A 3 Repalr Co. lN16 4 Q. II. 1919.
Evening star., 1943-01-26

MAID general housework Sundays of
good salary. Call WO. Oi43, 1928 T st,
Evening star., 1943-01-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOUNTAIN -LUNCHEONETTE Kitchen in
busy NV. drugstore; now SIS per day.
ran be increased under proper manage
ment. Low rent Box 227-T, Star
FOUNTAIN AND LUNCHEONETTE for
rent in large drugstore, on a percentage
basis: very profitable. Columbia $500.
BEAUTY SHOP, for sale, owner in service
willing to sacrifice oil modern equipment
in Clsrendon. Call Sunday or after $50
p m weekdays, Glebe 5221
RESTAURANT -BEER-Wi!l sell all or !
active interest in going business prefer
chef, fine spot. Commonwealth Grill"
32l3 North Washington blvd, Clarendon,
Va. 16s
STENOGRAPHER interested in building up
office service bureau. Good opportunity
for high-class person Box 356-V, Stai. !.
HAVE ST. 900 to invest in small business
interested in candy and cigar concession
in Govt. BLDG or dry cleaning store in
Aleyandria. Va Rny 4 1 a.N star =.
Evening star., 1943-01-26

FURNIT TURE-GoVt. has gwen US 3O-day
extension in which to vacate one of our
largest warehouses. We are unable to
locate another warehouse therefore we are
forced to sacrifice 100000 worth of fine
furniture at 400 off the OPA ceiling prices
We have hundreds of bedroom. dining room,
liv. rm. suites, overstuffed and occasional
chairs, secretaries and desks. coffee. cock
tail lamp and end tables of famous Mers-
man make. floor and table lamps. and
many more items. Be sure to visit our
showroom before you buy and take 40Go
Evening star., 1943-01-26

GIRLS. ., for general homework. no
cooking, no laundry; to 20 to New York
Clty; good salary: expenses paid. CHI.
Evening star., 1943-01-26

GIRL OR WOMAN, general housework,
family of 2: live in or out Sl2 week
CaIl MI 81 gE
Evening star., 1943-01-26
PERSONAL.

PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50, ASK FOR VTR-
glnla Richardson, If you are IN need Of a
,7an up to 5000 on your Signature
VOICE INSTRUCTION. EVENINGS CALL
after U.u.. Georgia o7a1.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN TEACHES
English sef-con6denCe freedom from self
consci0uSnesS, private tutor, MI. 2550
MRS. MILLER S NURsERY-HOME FOR
children, nurse in complete charEe. room
and board for mother and child North
east section. Trinidad 1870 IS"
ENROLLING FOR 2nd SEMESTER. TIE
Sutch School. Bethesda, Md. boys and girls,
grades first through sixth Individual IN
StruCtion. WI. 413a
NEED EXTRA MONEY?
Only requirement is that you be en-
ployed II costs you nothing to investigatP.
Just phone CLIFF PEARSON. Chestnut 1924
DIR H W JOHNSON, DENTIST.
False Teeth Repaired while You Wait.
Room 602. Westory Bldg. sos 14th NV
ROBT B. SCOTT
DENTAL LABORATORY
Room 90l, Westory BLDG. sos l4th St NV.
NEW FASHION SERVICES.
AltPra tion5 Speciality.
Buttons covered buttonhoies made
hemSt tChlnE. Singcr Saving Machine Co.
bll 18th st. n " National HIS
Evening star., 1943-01-26

GIRL colored. for beauty parlor work
/ Must he good cleaner and laundress. Neat
/ and reliable. For information apply 1886
| 18th St NV. gD s647
Evening star., 1943-01-26

GENERAL HOUSEWORKER and care Of
invalid; 5-hr day from : am 7-day wk
$40 Apply 2l6 Nd. ave. ne, Apt 5,
until pm
Evening star., 1943-01-26
LADIES HATS
MADE nv

Expert mlliner from straws. felts and
matertals, clever remodelhng, reblocklns,
trimming, a low prices. VOGUE HATS.
$50 l2sh st. nv, l hsht up. Phone
EX. at2n. +.
Evening star., 1943-01-26

GIRL, gh.w, light laundry, no cooking;
| hours. 1910 to 8 pm; no Sundays; Will
| ina to have health exam; SO and car
fare TR O501
Evening star., 1943-01-26

GIRL general housework. 2a-yr -old boy;
no Sunday; $40 and cartare. WO. H21S
Evening star., 1943-01-26
PFRMANFNTS s. 90
REST HOME

Shampoo. 2Oc. finger wave SOC. Me
IT'S Nabelie Honour School 1910
New York ave
Evening star., 1943-01-26
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

| WASHING MACHINE, private party 5000
/ coudtti2n or reoaiTabls. Please cell Glebs
Evening star., 1943-01-26

HOUSEKEEPER. white employed couple,
/ child, live in. suburban bungalow
SH 662s. call after 4.30 m.
Evening star., 1943-01-26

| GIRL, colored. experienced in general
! housework: no cooking. no heavy laundry;
: I've in. $50 per month EN-. 25oh-
Evening star., 1943-01-26

| 100S M ST. N.W-Lsrge, bright front
rm next bath, twin beds; neatly fur
Evening star., 1943-01-26

GIRL coored, settled, general houSeWork
care one child; no cooking, hive in up
stairs room, $40 week. 29ls 8 st. S E..
TR. O422
Evening star., 1943-01-26

HOUSEKEEPER. white, with some practical
nursing experience. care for elderly lady
during dav. hive in. > in family; $50 per
month UNION 34Sa
Evening star., 1943-01-26

GIRL. experienced, g.h.w., cooking fond
of children: Z. G ref: live in; begin S12
Evening star., 1943-01-26

GIRL, dependable over 90 yrs. old for
gen, housework in small apt, and care of
child, 3 yrs. old; Sl1 wk. and cartare,
no Sundays. Taylor 21al after 7:30 pm
GIRL, for gh.w. and help care for 2-yr-
old child; $40 week and carfare: no Sun
DAYS WO 1895
Evening star., 1943-01-26

WASHING MACHINE and refriserstor
wanted az reasonable cash price Frank
Evening star., 1943-01-26

DOUBLE RM., twin beds and pvt shower:
$40 mo. Another double rm. with semi
pvt, bath. S25 mo. 8 adults in family
gentlemen pref CF 1877
Evening star., 1943-01-26

4915 ILLINOIS AVE. NW.-2 beautiful
furn. rms. for rent, single and double;
gentiles girls or married couple; trans. al
door. owners home TIA 65Ea
Evening star., 1943-01-26

WASHING MACHINE. living ru suite mis-
ceilaneouS Private party wants TO buy,
Hobart 7S0s No dealers
Evening star., 1943-01-26
MOTOR TRAVEL

CAR LEAVING WASH D. c, JAN. ~.
destination L. A., Calf space available
for 3 passengers. Call FR. 29@4, ask for
MIR. DECATUR 26'
WANT TRANSPORTATION ALL OR PART
way to Minneapolis about Feb 13 and for
return about Feb ] s. Box 40S-V, Star. =
LEAVING FOR DALLAS FRIDAY. Ply
mouth sedan can take one, share driving
EXPENSES. Cali DU 37G0. Ext 7O1.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-04-23
McGehee News


The J. Il. Williams are the
proud parents Of Il baby girl,
Mrs. Blanche Evans left to
isit her husband, Pvt. John
Evans IT Monroe, n {. Mrs,
}uhy Lee Grant returned To
little Rock after a two weeks
,isit with her parents. Local
eachers were IN attendance II
he State Teachers Assn. at
line Bluff last week. Luther
Williams Is a proHd graadia-
her. Mr.. and Mrs. Cliatof
Poole had as guests his sister
nd father VIII Poole and
Irs. Ccrine Fox If Lambert,
iiss. Mrs. Robt Murray Of
ionroe, La. was house guest
[ Mrs. Viola Brown Mrs.
Brown and Mrs. Irene Taylor
we're recent visitors Ill Mon,
oe. Ten friends were present
lhen Mrs. Y. Brown enter
aimed Mrs. Murray at an III,
ormal party. Mrs. Sadie Lee
eft to VISIT her children in
,ary. Ind. Bernard Brown of
,reenville, Miss. visited here
$ guest of his uncle. Don
,land. prior to army indac'
ion, Mrs. Lucy Stewart was
uest Of her son and daughter
n-law' Mr.. aid Mrs. w. c.
Potts at Marion. Mrs. Fila vii
Jams male a business trip t.
line Bluff. The No, l District
inging Convention will con-
enc at Morning Star BAPTIST
5hmch, Monticello with Rev.
ling, pastor. Singing classes
re invited. The Usher Board
If Evening Star Bapt Church
net IN Sunday evening with
lrs. Rosia Wilson, president,
1rs, Alberta Perry, secretary
nd Rev. W. {. Campbell, pas
or. The church group invites
Oh to their regular worship
periods and auxiliary meet
ngs weekly.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-04-23

church trened devotional ser
vices oil SUNDAY regular pas
torial day for Rev. ", Thorn
as and scripture lesson WAS
given BY Rev. I'LL. Rev. Thorn
as brought a pre- Easter mess,
age. emphasizing the Week Of
Passion when Il large aHlien,
&c listened to tie mastery sd
dress. The afternoon services
were sponsored by the Singing
Union with a wonderful ser,
mon brought by Rev. Chism.
Financial report for the day
totaled $3.50 Is announced
bv Mrs. Della Mae Freemon,
church reporter.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-04-23
LeWisville Items
Nv Horace w. Gaines

pN llpi a1G w 'iaiit'a
Mss Jaunita Thompson the
randauphter of Mrs, Meta
Stovall reported Sle,5t and
gas winner af the coveted hon
+ fer bride i'll the Rainbow
vedGing at the local school
he wore a white and gold
own and was bride Of Mr.. Ed
lie N, Wright II. Other con
estants who served as maids
f honor were Misses Clara
Villains. Nerniee Gaines. les
lie Rerniee Wallace, Mary liel
n Jackson Willie Williams,
Dorothy Mae Brown and Car
lie Hopkins who wore rain
NV c0lers for the affair,
thich eliminated with music
Y jack Irving in an evening
( dancing on Friday. April
s. Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Y, Turner
nd daughter. Eldnra Ann,
FRS. Lille Mae stovall aid
IRIS. Marie Williams and son.
BILLY were dinner guest of
IRIS. Maria Irving on Sunday.
fiss Odessa Rice Of shreve-
ort is spending two weeks
With her parents, Rev and Mrs
|, G.. Washington, Mrs. Clara
Wright Jamie Gallon. Mrs.
1. Skinner and children, Leon
Pennington and Lawrence vii
Jams left for California. Miss
Elizabeth Thompson of Hope
'as guest of her mother, Mrs.
Jessie Thompson. Miss Doro,
by Williams visited in Shrera
port. Mrs. Gertrude Dariels
has returned from u Magnolia
hospital and is at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Frank,
lin. Mrs. Della Gaines and
Mrs.Jannie l. Smith are re-
ported i'll. Mrs. J 7. Brown
was accompanied by her
grandson when she returned
from an extended visit in Tex.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-04-23
College Station
BY ia mage Body

A successful rally closed at
the Zion Wheel Bapt. Church
on Sunday with Auxiliary re
ports listed as Watch Me
Grow Club, s32. % Ever
ready, SlS.22.. Usher Board,
$40; Willing Workers. S4,0o,
Public collection amounted to
1878, with S21.62 reported
| for the membership making a
total Of Ssl.97 as announced
by Rev. J. n. Armstrong. pas
tor. Registered as visitors, Rev
Walters of the Mt. Nebo AN
+ Church and jimmie Ed
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-04-23
TEXARKANA
Mrs.I..B. Marshall
l'hoe l623-j

The St, James Church {.
was in charge of supt. j .
Adams with the DAYS banner
awarded 10 the Mems Billie
Glass. Rev. II. ". Downing,
assistant pastor spoke on lie
Is Risen as an opening mes
age for the Lenten season at
the morning worship period
Mr., and Mrs. A. Whltm0re Of
f20 Belmont are proud par
ents of a baby boy. Rev. anG
Mrs. 4. Williams have return
ed from Il visit to Magnolia
and other points i'll the state,
Mrs. Katie NJ. Haynes of the
Iron Mountain Addition re
ports that the Lonoke Ba -
Church School was conducted
by Supt, J. Fl. Larry with a
good attendance recorded
Pastor Johnson brought the
rre-Easter message at the a
m. service. Mrs, J. K. Lilly
has returned from a visit t.
a Louisiana camp. Mrs. l.. V
Williams is confined to Jami'
son Sanitorium. Washington
Hi School (By Annise Story
Misses A. M. Williams and c.
M, Elliot and Prof. Boone a.
tended State Teachers meet
ing in Pine Bluff. The Choral
Club presented its first Spring
performance on Monday di
rected by Miss A. M. Williams
A playground to prove benefi
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-04-23
I.v Gloria Downs
This Weeks personalities;

Nv hlorn l,oWhs
This Weeks personalities;
Mrs. Jennie Wright left the
city last week to take up Il
pew position in TeXarkana.
he beautiful daughter of Mr.
nd Mrs, Chas. Westhrooks
$ visiting from Chicago. Hats
IF t. the freshman class Of
langston Hi School for the
inc play staged IN Thursday
might with Miss l'eggy Full
err featured as a leading char
cter. After endearing them
selves to n large radio audi
ence' Prof. Heigh and Rev.
Butler, famous far their re-
Egious songs over Station
kTHS, left for their home in
Detroit. Rev. Mitchell of the
ems Church promises te ded-
icate his reconditloned audi
torium on May 9th. He has re-
Gently purchased a new car,
Bishop Allen preached to q
full house at Visitors Chapel
AME Church at the morning
and night services on Sunday
and was guest Rev Geo. Col
Inns, minister in charge. DR..
Daycon, outstanding eandl'
date for Bishop IN the AnE,
Zion Church preached ut spe-
cial services for the local ehur
Oh on Thursday night when
he church group re-purchas-
ed their church,
,omc Gossip
Did you ever see a snail
ruck stop near a sarStlf'od
hurch on Walnut st? Note
ow fast the driver walks
With a paper sack of bottles
as he goes into a certain
house. Why is it some folks
f a certain church get SO zap
y when swing music IS play
eel and sung III their church 2
\ certain woman who lives ON
/ Daisy st, mortaaged her
ONE to get a new Easter bon
ct. Watch fer her at Eureka
! t. Baptist Churen Easter
purn.ng.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-04-23
PAGE FOUR
HOPE
By Bessie D flenory

Rising Star Bapl. Church.
Supt. +. n. pegee had charge
IF the S. S. Mrs. Tressie Lott
lelnlilk gave IN interesting
lesson review, The BTU had
REGULAR session with president
Mrs. 6. Savage presiding, \
very good program Was fend.
cred by the union, An Easter
program Will be held 1T the
church during morning ser
vices on Sunday. The public
is invited t. attend. Garrett
Chapel Bapt. Church,; supt.
&. ". JOINER presided during
Tie s. s. hour and reported a
laree attendance and classes
rennrted Deacon Penn Spears
and family and Mrs. Carroll
as visitors. G. ". Joiner led
PRAYER service and sermon
was brought by Rev, M. j.
Johnson. Pres. Jessie Rhodes
presided Mt the BTU hour
with G. W. Joiner in charge oil
the Bible drill, Pastor Will
liams spared no pains in bring
ing the evening message, Mrs,
Beulah Trotter is church re-
pcrter, Bebee Memorial CME
Church; The church is NOV
ing on nicely under the leader
shin of Rev. Chas, H. Smith.
with a fine spirit of coopera-
ton shown. Front entrance to
the building is being adjusted
and Mrs. J. 7. Moore is spon-
scring new steps and the
work is in progress with The
members rallying for a chance
to do their part. Yes. we OBJ
served Palm Sunday with n
sermon to that effect and
the choir sang beautifully
with Miss Morris at the piano
after this one assession and
Baptism was performed bv
the rastor the services ended
with sl12.25 laid on the table.
A financial rally is beng sta
gcd. with Mcsdames MERIT,
Jet. Turner, Douglas and Mat
tie Sanders as unit readers.
Personals:- Mrs. +. X. vii.
,iams spent the weekend III
the city. Willie Lee Ross form
erly IT the city is now i'll Port
land Oregon sends greetings
10 his friends, and will join
his family soon. G. NJ. Is. ia
Phillips, N. Charleston, S. c.
is visiting his wife. Mrs. Mat
tie Phillips. Friends are hop
ing 4 speedy recovery for
Mesdamas Lille B. Logan and
Roxie HALEY who are missed
very much. Mrs. Jessie Wat
son of Ashd,,wn was house
guest Of Mrs. Willie Ann Alex
amber and visited friends thru
out the city.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-04-23

wards who were dinner guests
at the home of Mother Feete,
Rev. J. n. Armstrong held ser
vice at the lst Bapt. Church
on his regular PASTORAL day,
April IL, with supt. L. l.. Rob
erts in charge of the Sunday
School reporting Il total atten
dance Of 81 as recorded by
Mrs. Anna Lee Roberts, seere
tary, Rev, Joe Lovaee had
charge of devotional period
prior to the sermon hy the
pastor. A musical Program
rendered by the Gilkey SIS,
tiers boosted the days receipts
to S36.24.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-04-23
IN MEMtlRIAN

In loving memory Of our
dear son who passed away 4
years ago. April 25.
I'VE cannot understand why
one 50 sweet and kind and
grand.
Was called away. when it
meant SO much for him to
stay.
But we'll do we know that
|dur loss was Heavens gam,
, And we have your sweet
memory until we meet AGAIN,
Signed: Mr.. and Mrs. E. y
Peters.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-04-23
MORNING ) TAR
BAPTIST CHURCH
BY Mrs. Ida E.. Johnson

Rev, Paul Wllkerson review
ed the lesson topic, "Petcr
and John in Gethsemane' at
he $. s, hour when Supt. K
Murdoch presided. Finance
fer the school was $500.
Rev. c. F, Canad,,, pastor
and the membership IF the
church extended deepest sym
pathv to Mr. and Mrs, Sam
Norfleet in the loss OF her
mother. Mrs. Susan Booker
who died in st. Louis. The
couple made a trip to Pine
Bluff to complete funeral ar
engagements.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-04-23

cial to the entire student body
has been planned by the soph
more class with a tennis also
in the plan. Among campus us
itors last week was Pvt. Chas
w. Thomas with the Army
Air Grips at Selfrigcfield'
Michigan.
ST. ANDREWS \. ". L.
CHURCH
By Mrs. NJ. r. Carrigan
Miss j. Y. Jones made a
brief but impressive welcome
address on Sunday afternoon
when services were in charge
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-04-23

Of Rev. {. c. Atkins and his
congregation from Lee Chap
81 AME Church, n. Little
Rock, appearing for the Ever
ready Club. Rev. +. J. Stewart
delivered the sermonette, The
ACE League has launched a
drive t. end in May with a
d determination to reach the
goal. Special Easter services
will be observed at the church
throughout the day Sunday,
April Is with sunrise service
at s a. m. as announced by R2l
". l.. Lambert, pastor,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-04-23

Invest In Bonds To-day - The
Government Needs Dough--and
Lots of It-and Needs Il Nov.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-07
War Fund Seeks
To Avoid Conflict
With Red Cross

The National War Fund works i'm
closest cooperation with the Red Cross
and other war relief agencies to
prevent conflict and duplication in
Their efforts to serve the victims of
ms war of aggression, Brig. Gen.
>. w. jenkins. general chairman
oil the Vance County United Var
Funu campaign, said today.
Agencies Of the National War Fund
provide the means Of assistance Ia
refugees and oppressed persons he
nlnd the enemy lines, and food and
Invalid packages for prisoners @,
war, Gen. Jenkins said. and trey dc.
!l'er these goods 10 the International
Red Cross, which, through neutral
assistance, Supervises the distrIbu-
llon IN overrun countries and in the
various prison camps and prison hos
piia.s where Allied prisoners OF war
arc being detained.
National War Fund agencies o-c
supervised by various government
agencies which are concerned with
Icrci activities and coopcrat. with
inc american Rcd Cross 20 cIimi-
maze duplication of effort. FUNDS for
The National War Fund agencies arc
Supplied from organizations simiIa,
" the United War Furd Of Moth
c'rnlina, of which the Van,c Coun.
" United War Fund is pa:..
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-07
Sue Kelly Circle
Meets on Monday

The Sue Kelly circle of the First
Baptist church met i'm the ladies
2arlor OF the church Monday night.
The meeting was opened with the
nymn All Hail the Power of Jesus
Name. Mrs. ID. Il. Hale led in pra-
yer.
Roll call and various committee
reports were made. Plans for the
study course were discussed. After
the business session, the meeting was
turned over To Mrs. Nj. l.. Wood who
had charge of the program. Others
taking part were Mrs. d. r. Hale.
Mrs. A. 7. Harris. Mrs. H. d. Bell.
Mrs. w. ID. MasSc, Miss Garnctt
Myers, Mrs. +. =. Terrell and Mrs.
Wallace MuStian. Mrs. Marvin Davis
led the dcvotionalS. The meeting adj
Journcd with the song Il love 10 tell
the Story"
The hoStcSScS. Mrs. G.. +. Gcoghc-
gan and Mrs. J. w. Buchanan, ser
we'd homemade ice crc.m with wa
ferS.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-07
AOC1ety News
THE BOMBER.

White moon setting and red sun ris-
ing,
White as scarchlight, rcd as a
flame,
Through the dawn wind her hard
way making,
RhythmlesS, riddlcd, the bomber
came.
Men who had thought their last
flight over,
All hoping gone, came limping
back,
Marvelling, looked on bomb-scarrcd
Dover,
Buttercup fields and white Down
track.
Cottage and ploughland, green lanes
weaving,
Working-folli stopping to stare over
head
Loving. most lovely, past all bclicv-
ing
To eyes of men ncw-rascd from
the dead.
B. II. Gibbs, in Sunday Times OF
London.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-07
Farewell Party Is
For Miss billiard

a farewell party was given for
Miss Connie billiard, who left TO-DAY
Tor Camden, New jersey, to take a
position as manager of Il style shop
there. The party was given by her
sister. Miss Elsie billiard, last Fri
day evening.
Music was furnished by Horace
ASkcw, Durcll and Lonnic KimbalI.
after which games were played and
later refreshments were served.
Those attending were: Misses
Louise and Rose Conn, Myrtle and
Norma Strum, EVELYN Collins. Excl
Askew, lnez Hobguod. Hazel Step
henson, Helen Weaver Elsie Rose
and Connie billiard. Alan Ball. Toby
Grccnway. Clifton Long. Elvin Orr.
Lonnic and Durcll Kim5all, Charles
Ernest. and james Twisdalc, George
Sparks, willard Moore, Med Robert
son, Clifton Stainback, Stephen Van
Dyke, w. G.. Pegram, Leroy Terrell,
Horace Askcw, Bill Abbott, Robert
Pickett. Buddy Fleming. Edwin Lee
Smithwick and Henry Riggan.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-07
Camp Butner Outfit
Goes t oWashington
For War Loan Drive

Battery & of the 272nd Field Artii-
lcry Battalion station AT Camp But
ncr, under the command of 1t. Col.
William w. Wade, is now in Wash
ington after being selected To pa,,i-
cipatc in Il mass exhibition OF the
armed forces i'll coIjuctiun with the
Third War Loan. The announcement;
Was made today by Col. W. $. Evans.
commanding officer of the 4U2uG
Field Artillery Group, of which the
272nd is Il part
{ Battery earned the right TO 90
To the nations capitol by cNcclling IL
all forms of training during battery
tests given Wednesday of last week.
Carefully checked for NOR. lc. smart
ness, courtesy, and efficiency. the
battery was tested in firing problems.
cannoncers drill and dismoumtcd
drill.
Sack The Attack Detachment j.
the unit To- which the ~ enlisted mc,r
and two Officers OF & Battery vii
be attached during the exhibition
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-07
Miss Reed Hostess
At Bridge Party

Miss Carol Reed entertained at a
bridge party last evening at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. \. j. Harris,
for Mrs. Fisher Bcasicy, recent
bride.
Those present were: Mrs. Bcaslcy,
Mrs. J.. M. Bullock, Jr.. uf New York,
Mrs. Pete Daniel, OF Spring Hope,
and Misses Becky Mills, Lou Adams,
Molly Bugg Ellis, Lucille White,
Dorothy Harrison, Hazel Finch ana
Edith Ridcout.
High score prize was won by Miss
White, and low by Mi $ Riticout. The
floating prize went 10 Miss Adams.
The bride was presented piece OF
silver in her pattern.
Refreshments were served i'm the
latter part Of the evening.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-07
North Henderson
Groups in Picnic

members of the Sunday schools
ana regular church congregations of
CITY Road Methodist church and
North Henderson Baptist church had
'heIr annual picnics Monday. which
was a Labor Day holiday with ali
the church folk having day off.
The Meths list went to the Wush-
out, SIN miles east of the city Tor
their outing, which was during the
afternoon. Their pastor, Rev. j. K,
Worthington, accompanied them on
the trip.
The Baptist group had their picnic
a, The T. r. Allen farm near the
North Henderson village. and The
pastor, Rev. MIR. Icard, and Rev. L.
Norileet Gardner, First Baptist pas
Tor OF Henderson, were guests on the
occasion.