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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-18
Werei~
eeren 5reunoihaft nit oen Verei-
nigten Stnaten iuur3elte,
lNer nct,cifc. Gfhritt. npr d1iIenis

eeren 5reunoidbaft nit oen 9erei-
nigten 5tnaten nur5elte-
Ser nei.eite- SHritts Der dilent
idben Megicrung ieitigt uno betraf.
tigt sic ber5liten 8esiebungen, Die
ieit mebr ais bunoert Sabren 5ipl'
iden oieier characterization Hepu.
blif uno ocn Gereinigteu Stdaten
belteben.
9;eies ire,inoihafttid,c Terbdlt-
mis- bot 8,l rp.eoerbolten Malen III
9eiuhcn berporraaenoer Sertreter
Der beioen 9iinocr ieincn Mnsornf
seiunoen Irdiibenten, aabincttS-
nlitalieoer, bobe Ofiisiere uno ne
prdicntailteu Ses gciitiacn nnb7 full
tllrelfcn ocbens Der Tereiriaten
Staaten haben Chile bild)f, llno
GhiIenen nnn gleidenl Hang nno
gleiter 9eoeltltng BADEN Ole @e-
iud,e erpiaert. S;eic SreunoIdlaits-
reiicn bahen oie fultnrellen, ulrt'
ld)aitiidcn uuo politi'drir geSiehs
l,naen anbcroroentlid) geioraert.
!oitler ais Er.pbet.
i9e gntIcsitna bon SeningraS
burt oie Hoic slrnlce fat 6itlcrs
Hui oIs Erophet. einem Mi. Ser
obncoies itun eelitten bate, einen
neuen ihDercn ShIag Sugcfiigt.
Sn elmer slnIpradje ail 'einc Edr'
te:genclicn, sic er on, 8. 9tooember
194t I'M Miinhner Yiirgerbrdufel-
Ter beIt. crfldrte Sitter: ultHIerey
Offeniipe upr 2enlnarao bat aeraoe
10 Iange geooucrt, als cs notlpcnoig
mar, mn 2eninsrao cin5nfrei'cn
Nun miro DER Sunger oen sSeilio
aus 9eniitgrnb heranstrpibcn. 9ie
Staot lit uHISingelt nno nelnono
fam lie cntiesen. Sic miro llns in
Die Sano iallcn. @enn Die Euiien
aud, nur Ole geringitc slusliht but'
ten, bic grlagcrlmg Don Seilingrao
nilf5ubeben, 10 piirbe id, een Vefebl
! seben, Seninarabf sn Itiirnen. nHo
mir miiroen es einnehmen."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-18

Jriidte uno Gentle ssseiien tper-
&n; fiir Den @rperb bon &onier-
ben miro ser @onI,ment entipre-
d)eno piele ,Hunfte" ieines Hatio-
nierungs,buhes abgeben miiiien. -
@ie nie.c fir Sic ciit5elaen &otier-
ben abSl,geben iino, bdngt bon Dem
@raoe ser <opphet Der perlangten
;Srltd,t-. @c!niiie= lno 1sruhtiaftfon.
icrocn oh
8cinuohcit nnh 0iicntIid,c @obI.
fahrt.
@ic Gr. 8eorg gnehr, ser Set
ter Der Ol1 Meoical Oipiiion, er-
fldrtc, rperoen iid auh Ole meoi5i-
niiheu Sienitleiltltngen fiir sic
Gouer oes &r:egcs uno iiir einige
Sabre naf ieinem gnoe Hationie-
rungcu gcIallen laiien miiiien. Die
slmcrifdncr lperoen lid nun nldt
mebr icues Gurus oil mcoi5iniihen
9ebanollngeu crirer,eu, oil oen iie
icit langcnl genobnt iino. 3n bielen
ser Nteilregalung gum Sp'er fallen-
Sen 2urnshienIteu scboren oie "a
Itiinoi9c @eanIpruhung bon EN-
oocr gar Sluci Ni,qcrlnnen, pcnn
Sic aranfbeit ocs Eutentcn es &c.
itattct. oab Die Sdylpeiter glcih5eitiN
anocrc Entieilten IN beuahbarten
Gdunlsn hctrcut. o;e sllIIuhung bon
SJ.tGlcrn uno Sanator:en gum
3ncfc Ser Grbollmg oAcr flini1her
Siagnolrn, IhlicBlid) Die Serbei.
loIung zines ar5tea. ucnr Scr $50.
tient in Ser Gage lit, gum Ioftor
yu gcben oocr ipcnn es geniigt, Oai]
er ju Saric oie telephuni'hcn We::
iunacn iclles Mr5tes ullsfiiilr.. Na-
tiirlid) miro in oll@H uotiuenoigen
sSdllen inunlcr ausrciheno fiir Die
meoi5;nlIte 9etrelllng Scr Vepolfe.
rltnQ lll'ercs Sanoes geiorgt icin.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-18
2lms 11ctu Cattle, pa.
3iucis 25.

2lIleu Wfitaliehern oiene sur se-
fGllieen Natfrid't, oob n1d,itc Scr
lanlnlluna am y sscbrinar. 3, llhr
.uod,nittoas, in ser Gintrod't &alle
lhaellnltel1 miro
@ittc alle in Sic TcriannnIulla ;,l
fomnlsn ms uitht peraeiieil, BAL,
3gpsig - an iclbcn slbcnb nm 500
llbr Gin &urtenpartie lno onoere
Sricle obhnIt
Rom1ft ellie unN brillat alld) el,ro
SumiIie uno ,Sreuitoe init. Sanlit mir
aincn a1Iell Steiltd1 ilno llntcrhal
TING haben
Ytit @Goaueru llul6 it bsrid,tsn
hef uncr Central &crhano Yin 81.
Frtsir cbcorG >rie idNper franf III;
Sooipital licat. @ir ollie bpffen utu
,puiinI@en. n0r CT halo uhaber qe-
i!no miro.
@corQ EoNenourier, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-18
2lm$ N1cnaea, pa.
2fueia 3f

bdlt ieine re9einidBige &eri1nInlilliia
nin 6. ssebruar ab uno es rpliroe be
idyloiien Gaid,ins 5u balten am %
ssebrllnr. llniqrc a0d}innen lperoen
uns eiit gittes SiibHsrei'en 5ltberciten
@ir erllden ale oiejenigefI, Die teis.
nebruen fpollen on Der ssaid'ing, iid'
nn5ltnrei6en unh 5rpar niht ipater alE
Is. iSabrunr. 9itte rufen lie 9odj
2143-9i, imiers Er1libertin, ooer
9fod. 1910, lmiere 8i5e Yrdiioentill
auI. Bite fonmt einnlal ale. Dab lul,
inns gut unterbalien. Gin gutes eiier
befomtsn mir, oaB fpiiien mir idol
aus eriabrung. slber uer nid,t an
eenslbet lit bis 10. SebrHar befomm
auh nitts 5u eiien.
Snianna Horniider, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-18
sSaldlina-ltn

abge6alten miro. Sieie ltntsrbnltuug
lit 8liganiten nnierer SugeRoabteillng
arran1icrt rporoan uno nlle N}i.glic,
ser iino eingelaoeft, 10 nud) ihre
IreunDe un0 nas S@itidTn ans Ser
llmgegano. Ser 3lpef lit mebr gtit,
elieoer in oie Silaenoabteillng oc*
6. 9. Ell merben.
Gin tiid)tiges &onritee iii Don Den
S6lpeiic-a ailigeiteGt, nm allen Sell.
nehmera eine CUTE ,3:it 81 beraitcn.
Gen GinGern miro 5tjc SSerr Sifets
gegcben. nit oeuen fGnnen liz gIer.
Gop ulo See Cream falifen. Aui s!g
9(Iten miro oIeies SpnIitea aud id}or
lorgen, CAP lie aQc auf ibrc Softer
fomnen. 9llio nid1t Usraelien unf
fomnt nle oieslnal.
6jsorg II. 3ramer, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-18

pIphologiltes Mclief. 9fuoolf Ser.
sog liebtc es niht, iib nit Yrobtemen
berumSuihlasen ,nuo Die Don ibn
ssihaffcnen Menid,en analptiid) 81,
bltrhleuften. 60 nnfompli5iert tpie
er Iel6It mit ieinen llnbeidgpertcll
rbeirriId)en Hatlrea luareu and icine
Bidder. ltro bieS mar irnsIcs Der
,ipeite entifsioene @r,uto iiir ieinen
griota.
so miro man ibn eilre 3eit lang
in Der Grinncrllns bebalten OILS bci,
Erototpp bes ocutihen Grfolgihrift-
'iteaers. aber trot Ger 9erteib:lns Der
@oefbe= =Mecaiilc ourh Aoolf 6ifler
miro feines oer mGblisen @erfs
&,rootf 9ersogs in Ser oe,ltiden 2ite-
iratur 6ortbeitano baben. 9Seun es
mieber einntal in Oeutihianof eine
2itcrai,W sebcn auiro, biirfte es pon
Dem 8ursberru nuf Mbeinbreiten
bad beiben: ,.@auogelr mio AT leid,
'oefunoen!".
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-18
Sans-llntcrllaltnua .
>lms SalcnL Okic

III Ser leEtrn &,riamInlInu .abrn
Ser ;3lrcig 10 unb ser 3lueia IS 81,
id]Ioiiell, aud oieies Sahr rpieoer ei
nen @lliius iiir oie GillSer abS.;bal,
ten ms srpar nm 90. Sa5runr. Snr
Nunca bsiAGr Gerainc lperocn nlIs
.glitsliebgr crInft iid oisicn slbsnn
III re eruier.u I'M Die Sinner in Ole
SuQe S1 brinacr, oenn oicier glaIils
lit nur emma! im Sahr. Ger Gintriti
iiir 9ritglie6er lit frei. Sas aonitca
miro lid Sic bsitc 9.iihe ge5en itu6
Naiiir iorger. 0ab .,ie Ginoer gut rc
oitit lperbcu. Us miro auf cine lltts
lfliiif 5ur StcIls Iciu, nm ,um Gan;
o. 5ilipieIen.
1Sreo Sreub, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-18
- Gciicln ,t,,.rScit IN
6riettcnlanS cristsnci,

,sitanbul. Siirfei. Die ge'asungs=
trilspen Ser 9lhe BADEN ifarfe Ter<
gel.llngsntabrggein gsgeH srietilhe
'sreiidMrlcr getrofien. Ole fiirslih 2
3:igp nit Srllppcn uub aricgsHate-
rial bsi &latlnonn sur GHtsleiInng
brad).cn. Saiiir hahHl Die gelae=
urqs5ehSrnen in Scr Solienltaet Ei.
rdais ~ GSeiielu, einidllici'lid bes
Viid,cfs Ger Hifolalsfitde, iaro p
Ginfpober ser S0rier Mifrptori
nno Gbriio hil'J,rid,tct, lmb bieIors
Ter iclbIt eil1gedidcrt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-18
3weia 10.

Sie Gsriamnllun1 am 6. ssebritar
mar gut be ild)t uno alle @eld'dite
.puroeH prompt erlebigt. Gs lruroe
beidlpiien am 6. Wdr5 einen
eSaidlina
ab5nhalten Der 3ipeig 10 laoet ale
Sahienbriiocr lmo Sdlpeitsrn Dor
Saleln ms llmge5urg aiifs ber5lid,-
Ite ,u oieIer llnterbaltime elm. 1ie
SGnibler Garelle bon slfron, Ohio,
miro eine erItflaiiige gfiiiif ipielen.
Ger eiltritt lit alid) lebr gering.
Gin ieoer Der iid) an oieiem abeno
gut ,lnterbalten mill tonlme ins
Sad)ienbeim. 8riioer uno yShdueltern
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-18
;3mcie 10.

gs oieus eIlsn 9riioern 5ilr ge.
fdaigcn stad)ri:t. oab ntidite Ser
iammlun1 OH SSrcitag. ocu ,. Nt1r5,
$50 lIhr absnos, itlttiinbct, Sn Sic
Ter &erianlnliiug limo icbr tuidJtipe
8eiflfte 81 erleoigen. IuGl Ser
&allen.uirt luiro in bi2ier Gerianrnl-
llna geru1Glt itno ser Maun fiir Ser
Goitntru CAB iiir Sas Sabr 1913.
9iller MitgIieosrn oiene sur &c
iilligeH Hadlrlo)t. oab o:s S.clle iiii
0aaenluart lmo 9ountrn Ghrb iuic
Scr frsi miro mo oici9nigen gtitglie
Ser. oie iih fiir o;ei2 goitsu interei.
iisren iino eriud]t ihr2 Sffentsn sinSu
ignnen nit ihren e!gsllcn NeoingrN
gen. Gem Tercinsbs c,lub nncll ioaeH
abe Sffcrtsn nn osu Yrdiiosnten slH-
orsas Sefc! oNcr Sefrstdr ,Sreo Sren>
sinpeidlift merGcn lulo rid)t ip1ter al.
bis 3llm 1. Mdrs. @snn lid, @riibel
intcreiiiersu fiir o;eic Eoilell uno nj.
]ere 9iustlll't b1b:n pDllen, 10 nloger
lie iidl on BEN Eraiioenten slnorea:
acfel, 93s Yroipect ST., Gel: 667S
oosr Gise Hrdiioenien Martin Ye!
ser, $40 Heapearben ct. Saiem, &.
mcnnCn.
,SreD Srelpo, Sdr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-18

Berlin. Sn. einsr getlinsr H,tlio-
fl,nfmelolmg spuroe nrit9etcilt, oas
ale Bars uno geahtflubs Ser Meid)s-
baliptita0t ionic oie meiiten Meftau-
rants idon geifLoiien bdttcn, als er-
iter Sdritt ai.f Dem 0egc s,tr 20.
tainlobiliiierMng Der Mrbeit. Die
NaBnabn.. ,purbe BON beam 8erliner
@unoflunfipreber nur als 0oripiel
nod idtpererer Naabnabmen be3eih-
net.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-18

0onoon. Ser HrGiioent oes Gre.
fntlpfomitees BON 2e1ingrao ianote
IN @eantuortung pom @liiftpiiil-
lden oes 2oro Napors BON 2onoon
0,ir Mnfbebalng Der 8eIagerung BON
Seningra0 Elm 0anfteleprn,nm, in
benz oas Staotoberbaispt pon 2enin-
sra6 erfl1rte:: 100000 Deutihe
trAroen Dor BEN Wealiern unlerer
gta6t oet6tet." .s
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-18

SriB-, ssrans- nno @cura-Saa

NriB-, ssrans- nno 8eorg-Sall
aeaai,en anf nns sni,ldell non Vtr.
,Sreo Neller, ser oieic Geranltaltiml
mad,t. nro Sipnr unl l3. ,Sebrilar,
40 llhr nferAS. slnc Nrib. ,sranj
lulo @aoro'S iino bon Mir. ,sreb Nc!
Ter herslid, cinaelaoen sh bcnl beriihnl,
ten Wallaih- sIbenoeiien. slae SSriB,
Trmi uno @eora's lpcrbe, gcbctei.
bel Scrrll 'yreo @eller uor,ulnrcdcr
SIR Ntithilic i'm aonittee.
Snt Harleu bon Treo gSeller
@.ora Sepplcr, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-18
- trGat nistt ,t,ctr itre
ttniiera, in HSuanN. ,,.o-

g:saihiitaton. Sic SS IN S>oaanS
erbielt oen 9efebi, fiinftigbin nitt
nrebr ibre Spesialllnifortn su trasen
,,diigciid,ts Ser pielen, an Wit.
alieHerl Scr So bcaanaenen Mors
be", 10 beriftet Ser Wtosfal,cr Munh-
f,lnf. an @otterfam aaein .purnen
!eBten Mouat 80 SS-&eilte getGfet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-18

sanb Ste unb J5re Anseb5risen
Nitslieo TIM Qranfenperein mnb
Central gerbanb? @enn ni@t, lest
IT bic Ssit bei5utreten. TIN Senauere
Snfsrmafisn rmfen sie ben, 2sfaf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-18
3fueia IL.

9laen SdGpeitcrn lliS Grilosrn 5ur
geidligen Iad)ridlt, Car SlmStaa
Den 30. isebruar. eine
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-18
Nus Ecraii,. Okic


I'm oieie irhlperet 3eitelL in benen
mir Ieute lebelt, ipeligItens fir ein
pnar Stlmoen sli parGeiiar. ocranitu!.
tet Der q 2. S'eianguerein @intrcdu
am Sonntaq. Zen Z gtirs, . 80 l'hr
abenos. lul.cr Ser 2eititna ieiues 0iri.
ae,iten Irpi. u. gtifolaus. ciuelI
@ik- nuS Snmur-NbenS
Gs paroen auss hllntoriitii j. Rum;
ntern alliaefiihrt irersen una laoell
pir aae sSr2ilnn uno e'onncr. oleles
Gereins iett isilan I'M @oral5 silL l'aS
an oieien Nbcnb init lhrenl &a,ltt1s
bechrelr 81 iuotten uHa 1uir per'p@chel!
alien 9eiHd,ern, eai lie ejH paar Oil.
geitebule StunNc IN unicrcr 2fittC
perIeben iperncl. G@olparo ESietcr's
Srnsitcr miro Die M,lliif lieiern. Gin.
trittsfarteu inI Goruerfnlf SIT lGc 4
Ierlon linb bsi often S1ngeru uma
Snnaerirnen III hahen. al Der &a''g
SOC Gerion. 1llin nif,t ueraeiiell.
m : liGr5 aui nnS in Die Z =.
SnIle ilun ,Said)ill9sfon5ert
II. 81. Srie cnlwngit, Trot Scfr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-18

forrrnt aIle uno brinqt aud, enre
Treunoe nit,
ssreo Sreno, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-18
2lm= ,1ilcs. Otie
3lucig 20.

Sucig ~.
slnt p. Sebruar pcranitnltrt Ser
3lreig % cine
Sdns-llntcrhaltnue
mo lno2t a!lc 9Srcu.lbc Don nob uuh
fern elm. ,src;cr Gilltritt SSer iici)
lut unterh1ltcu ipiQ, foflllta uaf
lilcs ms Sadf elrtsill III N,i
mont 9luc.
Sphann SapTo, Grnt. Scfr.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-06
Miss AysCue Bride
Of Raymond Perry

a lovely marriage was SulcmniZed
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie
Lee AyScuc near Franklinton Sarur-
day evening. October 10. nj q o'clock
when their daughter, .Iuanita Pearl.
became the bride Of Raymond Perry.
me house was artiSticaliy decorat-
"a throughout with rVcrgrccns, DUR
p!" aStcrS and yellow autumn folw-
IRIS.
The brides only attendants were
he sisters. Misses Mildred and
TrUvcnc Ayscuc.
Pic. Robert b. AyScue. brother of
Inc bride. who could not be present
because al active service in the
Southwest Pacific. was pad il spe-
cial tribute of respect by his little
sister, Mildred. the flower gmi. She
wore Il red. white and blue creme
dress. red. white and blue hair rib
DrnS. red and blue socks with white
shncS. In her right arm she carried
q larg" bunch oil rcd, white and blue
flowers. and over her left shoulder
HEc proudly waved an American flag.
The maid of honor. Miss Trlvcne
AyScuc, wore Il beige ensemble suit
81 soft wool with brown accessories.
r''N N''' W. a nun vi purple
asicrS and yellow flowers tied with
white ribbons.
The bride wore bicgc dress of
soft wool with brown accessories.
and had purple orchid as IL should
e. COrsagc.
The couple entered the living
room together where, before Il beau
uiul setting of pine. purple aStCrs
and yellow flowers. Rev. S. E. Mad
rem. of the Congrcgational-C Christian
church and cX-paStor of the bride.
spoke the words that make them man
and wife.
Immediately after the ceremony
the couple left for brief honeymoon
III northern points, returning Sunday
afternoon. y wedding reception was
gwen at the home of the brides par
CntS.
Tho bride is the eldest daughter
ct Nh. and Mrs. Johnnie Lee Ayscuc.
a member of the class of 1899 at
franklinton high school and also OF
The class of 1910 when she had a
year OF business training there.
Out-of-toWn guests for the we'd
dlng and reception were Mr.. and
MIS-. y. l.. AyScuc. Mr.. and Mrs.
brewery Bowen, of Henderson, MIR.
ana Mrs. S. II. Foster and daughters.
Hiida Uldine and Mary Ann, of
LouiSburg.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-06
PRESBYTERIAN AUXILIARY
ENDS ANNUAL SESSION

High Point.-The First Presbyte-
rlan church Of High Point was host
church To the recent sessions of the
Women's Auxiliary of the Prcspy-
terian Church of North Caroline. The
group is representative body. con-
sisting of the Synodical and prcsby-
terial officers and two delcagtpS
from each of the nine PresbytcricS.
The retiring president. Mrs +. G..
Helms, Jr.. presided. Mrs. George U.
Baucom, Of Raleigh. will be presi-
dent OF the auxiliary during the next
three years. Besides the business re-
ports of the delegates, addresses were
heard concerning the need for revival
and improved attendance in this day
and the special needs and ministries
that war entails at home and abro. d .
The church is responding magniri-
Gently 10 the needs OF service men
concentrated in many communities.
The Rev. f. S. Curric. returned mis-
sionary TO China, told of increased
interest of the Chinese in religion
and OF their "graSping the opportu-
nifty to carry on, now, since the mis-
SlonarieS have gone"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-06
BARCLAY. ON BRIDGE
By Shepard BarcIav
Tho Authority on Authorities

himself set. then. after dropping
trumps. because he tried the club
finesse. losing to the Q. and later
lost a diamond after the returned
diamond J brought forth the Q.
K and A. That was pretty bad:
Another dcclarer. on the fourth
trick. led to the heart J. ruffed the
spade 10. scored the heart A. led
to the club X. led the spade 8 and
on 1t discarded his last club. West
winning with the spade A. He was
end-played and had to lead either
a spade. which could be ruffed
while South discarded a diamond.
or diamond away from the X, in
either event assuring South his
contract.
South at the third table used
the heart A and X on the fourth
and fifth tricks. led to the heart
j. then brought through, the
spade 10. discarding the diamond
and letting West take that with
the spade A. The spade 9 was now
set up, When West led back.
South could win anything. 20 to
dummy with the diamond A and
discard the losing club on the
spade. This simple procedure in.
volvcd no risk. whereas the fellow
who threw West into the lead took
The chance that East might have
had the diamond K. in which case
the contract would have been
beaten.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-06
Pledges Are Taken
By Duke Sororities

Durham. Nov. 6.-AnnotInccmcnt
That l83 freshmen and transfers at
me Woman'S College of Duke Uni
VeiSity had been pledged Ia the Is
S"forIiicS following the annual rush
period is announced by Miss Elsie
Crone, President of the Pan-icllcnic
council
Rushing took place last week
when SororitlcS entertained the
ruSheS AT formal parties in the Pam
Hellenic House. In contrast To- pre-
NI"uS years rushing took place di-
rectly after the SiX-wcckS exams in
Stead of after the usual first Scmcs-
Ter ilnal examinations in january. \
new system of preferential bidding
whereby the new girl signs up pref
erentIallv FOR the sorority in which
she Is Interested was introduced AT
inc close of tWo-wccI; period. DAT
ing from October 30. any new stud
enl VII" has moi "organized" may pc
verbally bid by anv sorority.
Kappa Alpha Theta led in The
number Of pledges. having pledged
10. Alpha Chi Omega had il. and
Zcta Tau Alpha ana Alpha Delta ri
had l6.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-06
LUTHERAN WOMEN MEET IN
FIFTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL
CONVENTION

SallSbury.-The Lutheran Womcn'S
Missionary Society of North Carolina
met this year in ST. Johns Lutheran
church of Salisbury. The positive
Christian note Of God as the universal
Father Of mankind sounded through
the entire cnvcntion-%S well as i'm
the convention praycr-a prayer for
the Jews scattered over the world"
The convention speaker. the Rev.
Henry EinSpruch, d. O., speaking OH
the subject Christ on the Judcau
Road. said. that if there ever was a
time when we should give attention
to the spiritual relation between Jews
and Gentle this is the timc-thal lit
is an outrage, Il slap in the face of
our Lord" TO take part in such a
movement an anti-SemitiSm. adding
that he who hates ad pcrsccutcs the
Jew. hates and perScutcS Him who
died for the sins of the world.
Mrs. f. r. TreXler. who with this
convention completed three years OF
service as president. presided over
the business sessions. Mrs. Aubrey
Mauney will be president Tor the
coming year.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-06
Miss Peck WEEDS
William Thomas

IN quiet ceremony last niob,
WIS Hazel Maudecn Peck. dmIabic,
vi MI and Mrs. J. D. Peck. of lien
Gcf%nh. became the bride of William
h1naS. FIRST class pharmacist
mae, l. 5. NJ, son Of Mr. and Air.
William Thomas. of Baltmnrc
Maryland. al : O'Clock in tbr FnSi
Presbyterian church.
Key. w. d. McInniS ufficiatcd ne
ing me double ring ceremony.
MIS-. j. Il. Martin rendered = pro-
gram of nuptial music prior io tho
ceremony. and softly PLAYED %
Promise Me" during the speaking Of
The VOWS.
me couple entered unattended and
SaId Their VOWS before The altar
The bride wore a suit of sLy-b,uo
wool with Il hat of feathers in match
ING shade OF blue. Her other Access
SORES were black and her sbniiIdn,.
c"fSage was of American Beauty
roses
only members of the family and
intimate friends OF the family wcrc
present at Inc ceremony. Outoi-town
friends included Mrs. Frank Reid
Mrs. Thurston Cooper. Mrs. Robcrt
Wheeler. all of Raleigh: and Miss
Mary Louise Patterson. of jackson
vile.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-06
METHODISTS TO HAVE
DEDICATION SUNDAY
OF CHURCH OFFICIALS

The stewards and trustees recent
~ elected at the First Methodist
church FOR the new church year will
be dedicated To their offices at The
Communion service of tomorrow
morning.
The trustees of the church are
as follows: j. II. Bridgers. Joel +.
Chcatham, +. O. Falkncr. l.. Il
Gooch. j. b. Hicks. s. T. Peace. r.
d; Powell. +. NJ Rollins and N. b.
Thomas.
The Board of Stewards is com
posed of the following men and
w. b. Bcasley, E. H. Bradley, ]. H.
w. u. BcaSlcy. T.. II. Bradley, ] n
BridgcrS. Mrs. w. r. Carter Joel r.
1hcatham. ID. p. Coghill, NJ. Y. Coo
per X. J. C"rbitt. c. A. Crews, II.
w. Dixon. +. NJ. Edwards. F. O.
alknef; Clyde L. Finch. Clarence
Z, FINCH. Miss Maricl Gary, S. R
harris Jr., j. b. Hicks, J. +. Haze,
N. -. Holloway. J. w. Jenkins. Mrs
~. .. Johnson. r. J. Jones, l.. C.
Mcrncr, +. c. kittrcll, M. F, Lcpp
i; w. McCrackcn, J. c. Mann. A II
MaSsenburg. II. B. Nixon, f Nv
moore Henry T. Morris, w. r. New
comp; Mrs. S. I. Peace. Henry r.
roWeli; I. B. Rose, Jr., F. S. Row
SVer, Hienn Sattcrwhitc, w. Fl. Stain
PACK w. r. Trogdon, r. E. Van
Dyke. Nn the army, DR.. Charles
t ~ no'i'hS; IN the Navy, Ralph Gris
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-06
Facts About
Price Control
by MARGARET w. COOPER
Price Clerk

NOVEMBER POINT VALUE
CHARTS: The October 81 point
Na!ur charts Ion pruccSsed foods and
meats. ia,S. fish and dairy products
may be obtained al the War Price
ana Rdtionlng Board by those mcr-
chants VINO nave not already rccciv-
ed them through the mail.
CHICKEN AND TURKEYS: A
new guide to MPR 26y has been re-
cclvcd al this Office and any MGR
chant Interested III having one NAV
phone OF call for one. Due to a linn
tied supply these Will not be mailed
out. Base prices Tor turkeys were
quoted IN this column last week as
well as the Wholesale and retail sell
ing prIccs. The majority Of turkeys
sold ion Thanksgiving and Christmas
come Under 'hC classification of
light young turkeys which weigh I'M
der Ia pound alive. under ii pounds
dressed and Undcr Is pounds il
drawn. tn" Prices for these light
young turkeys arc as follows: TO
the Wh'lcsu!cr 3Gc live. Zoe drcsScu,
Ole drawn. To the Retailer and
Restaurants. ,, lie live. IL l-2c
dressed, and - lie drawn. TO the
zoe drn,.nd ',G co,. ,.,...i,- IN,
uricc rn,. n1rdIII', and h".,,.,, ..c
~ ,bn ..,,.,n l.I...,;,i,..' '',' w. NY
pnrt,nnYrnI, ln,,.,.. CIV Pto
rCC: pi,ICES. H.. ,t., ,..,.
NnvCr,hc'. 2,T lao ,,.h,Ic'..r, I 49,, "
rnr r,.:,drd nnn. mn. ! ..,C,, ... VI -
< 90 ain / - I.,...,i" y 9 =, '5' ~
md Iurnc Cd, = - ~ i.,,,,.,- 49,;
,.,,,r,,,, 80 ,.o,,...;,, .Is' ''oc"