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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-10
Society News
DRIFT INTO QUIET.

Drift into quiet when the day is lcav-
ing
And sunset fades into Il softer light
When star-wcbS glitter in a silver
weaving
And consultations wheel across the
night.
Let 60 the mornings haste, the
claimant calling
OF many voices keyed to afternoon;
Turn to that peace which comes with
darkness falling,
Spun from the golden spindle of the
moon.
Here is the wind and here arc old
words spoken
Among the branches and along the
Silence whose fragile skcin is hardly
broken,
Whose bells chime thin and sweet as
tinfling glass.
Drift into quiet where the cool hours
keep
A timelcsS intCrludc of soothing
Bayka Russell
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-10

Book Club Meets
With Mrs. Hight

MIS- Milton Hight entertained the
contemporary Book club in its first
laii meeting Thursday afternoon,
Ut inc nome of her parents, Mr.. and
MrS; u. w. Knott. on the Oxford
MrS: X. b. Green was CUES, for
lne aiternoon, ard she read the story
me indian Legend. The prusram
WIS III charge of Mrs. Charles p,
SellarS.
~ sweet course was served by the
'oSteSs 10 MIS-. Green and The fol
lowing members: Mrs. Richard Bur-
well, Mrs. Louis Horncr. Miss Doro-
my WcStcr, Mrs. Howard l.. Allen,
Mrs. X. o. Rodwcll, Mrs. e. II. Mix,
on, Mrs. a. w. Gholson, Jr.. Mrs. b.
II; Hicks, Mrs. Henry Hight. Mrs,
Shar!cs ScllarS, Mrs. " tier II,
Stone, and Mrs. Robert Bas.icrvill.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-10
Miss Ayscuc WEEDS
Pfc John Grccnwa>

Miss Josephine NY co." became
me bride of Pfc. John {. Grccnway
IN Oxford on Monday, September
6.
Mrs. Grccnway is tic daughter of
Henry G AyScuc, of Norma route
2. Pic. Grccnway is the son of Mrs.
Ruth Grccnway, of Henderson route
).
The couple will make their home
IN Kansas where Pfc. Grrcnway is
stationed.
Pic. and Mrs. GrCcnway were
guests of honor al the home of Mrs.
Ri.th Grccnway Tue dav nirht
Refreshments were served 10 Tho
following guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Hill
man Moss, Mr.. and Nj. Marvin
Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson PARROT
and children, Sylvia Lee and Ernest
Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.. Boyd,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ID. Grccnway. Ed
son Boyd. Laden GrccnWay. Charlie
Grccnway, Jr.. Miss Patsy Ruth
Moss, Nh. and Mrs II. {. Boyd and
C. n. Grccnway.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-10

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and To market you - looking slim
''hd bright as Il streak of early Fall
sunshine. Have it IN pretty cotton
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sleeves. Make II PmciIy the pat
tern IL simply cut.
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Tor this Marian Martin pattern,
write plainly SIZE, NAME, AID
DRESS and STYLE NUMBER.
Send your order to Daily DISPATCH
Pattern Department, 232 w. 18Th 81
New York, N. Y.
Because of the slowness OF tb.
mails, delivery of our patterns NAV
'ake few davs longer than usual
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-10
Red Cross Knitting
Shipment to Arrive

Nj. Laurence ID. Wall has receive
CT SHIPPING instructions for . large
Shipment "i army garments. 50 shC
IS ahNi"uS that all articles being
WORKED ON bc finished in the near fu-
lufc. All N-ncck sweaters and m,r-
ii'rS are |" be turned in al the car
llcSt time. ANA she is asking that
Navy 'uilcnCCk sweaters. scars. and
gloves ID" turned in as soon rs DOS
sole. The ncW quota consists of a
Large number of army helmets ms
wei as sweaters and Scarrs. Anv,nC
desiring t. make these garments IS
asked to call at ;hc knitting rnor,.
where Instructions will be gladly
given.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-10
Baltimore Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie, II. Harris
are the guest Of Mr.. and Mr.. S.
r. PCndcT2IaSS ter the wvvi. at their
home ON route | Henderson. Mr..
and Mrs. Harris Will return To their
home in Baltimore. Md. Monday
and will be accompanied by ihci.,
dauGhtcr-In-law. Mrs. Sterling Rinc-
man. and little daughter Joan. who
arc making their home in Baltimore.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-10
Visits Here

Miss Frances li-rriS, who has Just
completed her nurses training at
Gallinger Municipal hospital, Wash
ington. ID. C., arrived Wednesday
to spend her vacation with Mrs.
Vance Summcrlin.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-10
Philathca Meeting

The Nelson Phlathca class Of he
Congregational Christian church viii
meet Monday evening AT q O'Clock
at the home of Mrs. J. Frank Apple.
with Mrs. NJ. NJ. Conkln lis Joint
hostess.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-10
Improves after Opcrotiop

Friends will DC glad 10 learn that
L"nnIc House. who recently under
went IN operation AT Maria parham
hospital, is sid 10 be doing nicely.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-10
DIR. Furman Better

Dr. w. III. Frman was reported
Today Ia he improved at Mari Par
nam hospital, where he has been =
patIcnl Tor Il week or more bcinr
treated !or Il heart ailmcn,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-10
Hero This Mcrk

MIR. and Mrs. &. A. Strange and
dauphi"rS. VIRGINIA and Ernc,,irr
OF McKCnny. Va, are visiting rcIt-
yves and friends in Henderson and
kittrel! this week.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-10
Mrs. yyaddiII ImprovcJ

MRS. W. r. Waddill, who has been
undergoing treatment for several
DAYS al Maria Parham hospital. was
reported today to be slightly inn
proved.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-10
WITH THE SICK
Has Operation

Mrs. JaHi" MARI, mad her tonsiIs
removed last Saturday and i, still
very sick at her home al 5O7 Davis
street. %
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-10
Birth of Sull

Mr.. and Mrs. James ". BarIlcr an
nouncc the bilth of an ID Id. son.
james Lewis. on August -. at Mar:a
Parham hospital. Mrs. Barker is the
former Miss Clara Short.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-10
Goes To Davidson

j. d. Mayo, Jr. left for Davidson
college Thursday where he will be
enrolled for the coming year.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-10

MISS Miriam Rose Pinncil. whose
engagement To Erwin Monroe ,John-
son. il. ems gA, U. S. N. r.. is M
nounccd by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
FRANK Egerton PinAcll. of this CITY,
Ensign johnson is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Erwin NJ. johnson, of Raleigh,
ad is stationed as instructor at The
Naval Air Station. Memphis, Ten
ncSsec. Miss Pinncll holds position
at Morris Field, Charlotte. The we'd
ding will Ike place in the late fall.
naval orders permitting.
Evening star., 1943-10-21
Wake Forest Hu|ts Heavy Toll
To ForestuII Added Injuries

Hubert continued his search for
reserves.
Only one day separates the annual
State Fair clash at Columbia, s. c..
between Clemson and South Caro-
lima, with the latter already Offering
a meal Of free tigerburgers-no
ration points needed" at the
Bengals' expense.
Butler Inspires Clemson.
Clemson's chances are looking up
with the information that Triple
Threat Back Marion Butler will be
IN the game, which will be his last
before he dons Army khaki.
Both Clemson and South Carolina
had light workouts yesterday, with
Coach Frank Howard stressing
minute details for the Tigers. The
Gamecocks, because of examinations
and injuries, were barely able yes
terday to put two elevens on the
field, but coaches polished up a series
OF new plays.
Evening star., 1943-10-21
Bv HUGH FULLERTON. Jr,
Associated Press Sports Writer


NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-TeXas
Tall One-You can blame Dick
Houston Chronicle Freeman for
the publication Of this yarn. 1t.
Lynn Bishop. former Arkansas U.
tackle from Beevllle. Tex. went
hunting and Or fishing in Alaska
recently. He had just tied into an
l6-lnch rainbow trout when he
saw two ducks approaching.
Dropping his rod where he could
hold 1t with one foot, 1t. Bishop
grabbed a shotgun, downed the
ducks with two shots. then re-
Sumed playing the trout. Just as
he reeled in the fish. the ducks
foateG by and Bishop grabbed
them. And to the amazed Eskimo
soldier who accompanied him
Bishop explained: That is the
way We usually do it in Texas"
Next weeks Sammy Angott-
Slugger White fight for the NBA
lightweight title will be the first
outdoor night bout on the West
Coast since Pearl Harbor and
Promoter Joe Lynch is talking
hopefully about a $4,000 gate.
George Munger. Penn coach. says
that if Bob Odell has missed a
tackle in two years. he didn't see
it, either on the field or in the
game movies.
Quote. UnQuote-Carl Hubbell
lback home In OklahomaD
Evening star., 1943-10-21
Sweetser' 5 IS Takes
Scribes Golf Event

Jess Sweetser, former United
States and British amateur cham
pion, ended the long reign of John
E. Mcclure as champion golfer of
the National Press Club, but not
without real scrap Sweetser shot
37-38 over the windswept Wood
mont Country Club course yesterday
to nose out Mcclure. who had a rs.
SWeetser, here with an aircraft
company, won the George r. Holmes
Memorial Trophy and a War bond
Mcclure won the AAA cup. Ed
Merkle won third gross with 81.
Paul Wooton won the Press Club
plaque for the net award with
93-36-62. Judge w. E. Richardson
was second with 95-32-63 and
James E Oestler was third with
l14-5o-64. A special prize went to
David J. Berger.
Woodholme Country Club. one of
Baltimores Hvest links organiza-
tions, plans a golfers night Novem-
Der 3, with Pro Carroll McMaster
to show movies of the club golfers.
Mrs. H. w. Bashore won a wom-
ems tourney at Kenwood with 95-
1872. Other winners were Mrs,
j. H. Bullock, Mrs. E. C. Atwood
and Mrs. A. C. Paul.
Evening star., 1943-10-21
Ri-Skors Retain Lead
In Women S League

Hard pressed as the second-place
Rendezvous bowlers swept Arcadia
last night, the high-fying champion
Hl-Skors maintained their one
game Ladies District League lead
with a 80 victory over Red Circle,
Capt. Lorraine GULL was the pace
settlers big gun with 1872. while
Marge Smith, lust back from New
York, led the inspired Rondy ouint
with l42 and 375.
Lafayette with Georgia Havs firing
378. trimmed King Pin 81 to gain
fourth-place tie with the losers.
Florence Sabean's 142 and 372 gave
Bethesda 2-l win from Takoma
Columbia was 2-1 winner over
Ice Palace. Spillway and Rosslvn
postponed.
Standings: Hl-Skor. 15-3: Rem
devious, l4-4: Spillway. ia: King
Pin, 1913: Takoma, 1913: LAFAYETTE
1913; Ice Palace, 90; Columbia,
I'll, Rosslyn. SO; Red Circle, 6-12;
Bethesda. 5-13.
Evening star., 1943-10-21
Middy-GeorgiaT Tech
Tilt in Baltimore
To Draw Heavily

Penn States initial invasion of
Byrd Stadium is expected to attract
sizable crowd to Maryland's S
homecoming football game Saturday
at College Park at 2:30, while As 900
fans are likely to view the Navy
Georgia Tech collision in Baltimore
on the same evening.
The games will mark the final
appearances of both Maryland ard
Navy in this vicinity, both teams
travelling to fulfill remaining en.age-
ments.
Maryland has been weakened by
the loss of Wilbur Rock, tackle and
end, because of a wrenched knee,
while End Pat Mccarthy also will be
missing from the Old Liners lineup
because Of an injury.
Penn State Loses Brown.
Penn State, which made a fine
showing IN losing, l4-6, to NAY; last
week, also has suffered the loss of
a regular. Fullback Earl tSparky)
Brown reported yesterday for induc-
tion into the Army.
Two players now with the Nit
tany Lions were coached, by Doe
Spears, Maryland mentor. Back
Davy Hardy and Guard Joe Berry
are Marine Corps trainees Who came
to Penn State from the University
Of Toledo, where Spears formerly
coached. Also with Penn State are
SIX former George Washington
players.
Penn State viii be functionine
against the T formation for the
flrst time this season against Mary
land. Joe MaEar and Dick Tushak,
who performed admirably as the
Old Liners dropped a 6-2 decision
to West Virginia las, week. have
been tabled Ior special considera-
ton by Penn State scouts.
Spears plans to supplant Rock
and Mccarthy with Les DAILY and
Frank Doory. with Bob Hafer and
DICK Terry slated for relief duty.
Navy May Be Minus Stars.
Navy coaches still are dubious con-
cernlng the availability OF some of
their star backs. Jim Petit. Bruce
Smith and Bob Jenkins may be rln-
able to play against the Yellow
Jackets. all having been sidelined
since the DulIe-Navy game two
weeks ago.
Returning to duty at end. thcnoh
will be Capt Al Channel. who
missed the Penn State struggle. pul
likely to be benched cue TO injuries
Is Walt Schwartz, right tackle.
Capt. John Whelchel. Navy coach.
Is fearful the AIiddieS are regarding
the Engineers too lightly and NAV
be mistaken in concentrating their
thoughts on the Notre Dame battle
at Cleveland next week. Whelchel
expects Georgia Tech to provide the
MlddleS with as tough opposition as
they have faced this season.
KICKOFF time at Baltimore's Mu-
nlclpal Stadium Will be T o'clock.
Evening star., 1943-10-21
.Canura Trims ViNa|ba
Eyes Terranova Go
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 2l.-Cana-
disn-born Jackie Callura, former
NBA featherweight champion. won a
lo-rolnd decision over Juan Villalba
OF ! vana, Cuba. here last night.
nd probably will get a return bout
with Phil Terranova of New York,
who GetbrCned him here last August.
Following last nights bout. in
which Callura proved too much for
his younger and less experienced op-
ponent, Izzy Mates, chairman of
the Louisiana State Boxing Com
mission. said return bout between
Terranova and Callura probably
would be held here within the next
three weeks
Callura resorted to his usual two
listed attack to defeat Villalba and
was IN trouble only in the eighth
and ninth rounds when the Cuban
connected with number of long
rights and lefts and forced the for
mer champion to hang on.
Callura weighed 1913 and Villalba
l29.
Evening star., 1943-10-21
By the Associated Press.

BY tDe hsSOCldted PTeSS.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 21.-When
a football teams coach has to give
up heavy practice sessions for fear
of injuries further depicting an al
ready depleted squad, that's bad.
And Coach D. C. (Peahead)
Walker knows just how bad, because
his Wake Forest Deacons had to do
just that. The Deacons' mentor has
indicated that his squad would have
no more heavy workouts this week
before they met Virginia Military
Institute Saturday in Lynchburg in
a Southern Conference game.
Has to Play 1t Safe.
Walker said the Deacons, already
hit hard by injuries, just couldn't
afford the risk of having any more
men taken out of the. lineup
through mishaps.
Among the members of his team
who are on the injured list are
Fullback Russ Perry, whose shoulder
has been hurt. and End John Bruno,
who has bad knee. Perry might be
able to play Saturday, Walker said,
and Bruno participated in yester-
days practice.
V. M. l., an aggregation OF IT.
year-olds without many reserves,
took things easy yesterday in con-
centrating in dummy scrimmage on
pass defense. while Coach pooley
Evening star., 1943-10-21
Penn State, Invading Maryland First Time, Grid Card
Wright Again Tops District Pin
Loop After OutroI|inq Keith

AL Wright of King Pin. with an
average Of 1922 for 80 games
bowled, again PAGES the District
League. Runnerup with 1925 is
Eddie Keith of Anacostia, who led
for four days.
In hot clash last night. Wright
hit a 425 set to 1896 for Keith after
the latter had rolled 1852 to give
Anacostia the first game. Wright, 80
pins behind, cut loose with ISL and
l48 to cap his fourth 400 set of the
season and get King Pin a 81 VIC
tory. Wright got a triple-header
strike in the middle effort and a
double-header strike in the last.
Colonial Village turned in 81
upset over pace-setting Clarendon,
cutting its lead to one game. Hi
Skor maintained a seccnd-place tie
with King Pin as Sam Simon's 800
aided 81 win from Bethesda
Evening star., 1943-10-21
Pacific Due Rose Bowl
Bid Il Il Subdues
Speedy Trojans
by the Associated Press.

Hs VIC AoeoCIhteQ PfeS8.
LOS ANGELES, Oct 2l.-The
grand cid man. of football. Amos
Alonzo stagg, seemingly has only
one more hurdle to accomplish with
his amazing College of the Pacific
team to insure an invitation to the
Rose Bowl New Year game.
II the Staggmen can beat the
heavy, experienced and withal
speedy Trojans CT Southern Cali
tornia here Saturday in one of the
Nations outstanding contests, there
are only three minor foes for Pacific
to conquer.
Even if the military service cuts
deeply into the Sl-year-old GRID
masters personnel, he should have
enough left to beat ST. Mary's No
Vember s. San Francisco November
20 and the Pleasanton (Calif.) Navy
in the windup
Under Pacific Coast Conference
arraneements with the Rose Bowl
Committee. the conference cham
plon always is the Western repre-
sentative, but this year Washington
alone represents the Northern divi-
sion, and Stanford's withdrawal left
only California, U. c. l.. A. and
Southern California in the Southern
sector. The selection should and
probably will be the outstanding
team on the West Coast.
If P9ciflc can beat the Trojans it
is the hest team by any yardstick.
Evening star., 1943-10-21
Robert CIings 10 Mat
Title in Expert Style

Yvon Robert of Canada success
fully defended his National Wres-
tling Association championship last
night by defeating Maurice La
Chappelle at Turner's Arena.
T'~a ho"t vas marked by the alb
sence Of the usual grunting, groan-
ms nd ioul tactics La Chappelle
weakened when he missed a flying
tackle and fell out of the ring and
shortly after was pinned by the
George Macricostas and Michele
Leone tussled to a draw in the semi
feature, while another stalemate
was between John Melas and John
&anski. In other matches, the Blue
Streak pinned Art LIE Grange and
Billy Darnell defeated Allen Cher
ney.
Evening star., 1943-10-21

Bowling Center. Capt. Bert Lynn
his 158-420 and Roy Hoover, new
conner, -sparkled with l56-413 for
Colonial Village George Linkins,
Clarendon leadoff, posted top set of
426 including 1853 game.
Lucky Strike moved up as Fred
Murphy's $50 and Bub Guethler's
39l led a sweep over Brookland
Pinky Bradt's 159 and 381 and Capt
Nick Chaconas' IA and 800 helped
Arcadia win the odd one from Green
way. Lafayette whipped Hyatts-
vile, 2-l. and Northeast Temple did
the same to Chevy Chase.
Standings: Clarendon, 21-9; King
Pin, 20-l0; Hi-Skor. 20-10: Green
way, 1911; Lafayette. l9-11; Hyatts-
vile, 14-13: Anacostia, 15-15; Tenn
pie, 1914; Lucky Strike, 14-16; Colo
NAL Village, 14-16; Arcadia. 11-19;
Chevy Chase, 1920; Bethesda, 9-21 :;
BrOOkland. 8-22.
Evening star., 1943-10-21
PimIico Specia! Field
Small But 5nappy
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
The Piml.Co Special apparently is
narrowing down to a possible start
ing field Of five Of the best horses in
j"2lnino. Foremost are Greentree
St2b'e's Shut Out and Louis B.
Mae. S Thumbs Up, both stake WIN
ncrs 9t tic Pmlico meeting.
OtN"r gro 2aoles are Foxcatci-er
Farms Fairy Manhurst. 1t. T. B.
Martins Eolinebroke and w. E.
Boelng's Slide Rule.
The Special, due for its seventh
October 80, never was. in
tended to draw a large field. but
because it is the richest Weight-for-
age race IN the country and is
Wlnner-take-all it can draw only the
select few top horses.
There Is no effort in the Special
to equalize horses through the me-
dun of the handicappers calcula-
tons. They are weighted on an
ase-old scale Of weight for age at A
7Neclfed distance.
Evening star., 1943-10-21

down with the worst charley
horse the Aggies' athletic heads
could remember any athlete
suffering.
Butte MONTY High School
Stadium has been named in
honor of 1t. ESQ Naranche.
former Montana State football
star who was killed in action in
Africa.
Service Department - Johnny
Kelley, who was discharged from
the Army this summer, has won
the National AAU 20 and 25 kilo-
Evening star., 1943-10-21
Duncan, Goode Matched
For Turner SemifinoI

Billy Duncan, Fort Belvoir soldier
who has scored six straight victories
here, will be in the semifeature
match on Monday nights boxing
card at Turner's Arena.
The main go is a 1O-rounder be-
tween Larry Lane and George
Parks, heavyweights.
Duncan's opponent over the six
round route will be Oscar Goode of
Newark, a stablemate of Lanes.
This is Goodies first start here.
Evening star., 1943-10-21
RymkUs, Skins Lone Notre Dumer Proves Find

and one Of the ablest. He stretches
6 feet Az inches, has long arms
and is clever at diagnosing plays
and following the ball.
In the two league games the
Skins have played big Lou has
been tower of strength. Few
enemy plays have gone through
Or around his post.
Rymkus is the only Notre Dame
man on the squad. The Skins
drafted Bob Dove. outstanding
Irish end of 1941: Jack Wright. a
halfback, and Walter Ziemba, a
center. Dove and Wright are In
military service, and Ziemba. out
with an injured knee, is aiding
Frank Leahy at South Bend.
No II is Lou Rymkus. In fierce,