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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-15

Arrangements Of red. white. and
blue flowers, the clubs culurs. were
used on the banquet tables.
The dance, to which about enc
hundred bows from the student bouy
and their dates had been invited. be-
gun al nine O'Clock and lasted until
twelve. Music was furnished by G..
V. Jenkins simplifying system.
Decorations of the gymnasium,
were patriotic, with huge Amcgl-
can flag as the focal point. FLAGS
were in the windows. with large
bows of red. white and blue paper
beneath. The clubs emblem was us
ed on the walls, and in each corner
of the gym was Il floor basket of
red and white pconicS.
An interesting feature was the roll
of former members now IN the arm
ed service, placed ON each SIDE Of
the clubs lighted emblem. The
names of the forty-siX former MEM
bers were listed according to then
branch of service, and Insignia of
the various branches were painted
on large screens.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-15
Society News
SIERRA DAWN.

o after one the snowy slopes take
. mounting tide of light;
II n.,me-orange, roSc-ocher, and pale
,,,ond the sapphire shadows of
deep chaSm, -.
,oyond The lilac mystery Of silent
gorge.
r,,softcncd by relief of any tree,
un,emnered by least moving VII 49,
sound:
snow and rock
and the colossal hush of morning
sky.
Hare in this diamond-blue daybrcak,
,'ndcr no wind. no shift Of snow,
tho voice is silent with the silent
dawn,
oonfron,ed with this miracle of ice
and light.
Frederick Ebright
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-15
Ceilings for Soap
Set BY State OpA
Effective Man p

Raleigh. May l5.-Dun.rs-uud-
cents maximum prices ON SuIp--C.tS"
by case, cake by cake. hos by n.N,
and brand name by brand name
were established for North Carolina,
today by the Office of Price Admin
iStration on sales from tho muuulu.
turer down through Tie rCl"i. gro
ger.
The retail prices established do
not represent an increase IN The "Clr-
eral level Of soap prices and will
bring reductions in some stores. Be
cause by far the greater pait Of al!
soap sold To the domestic con timer
moves through grocery stores. con-
troll at the retail level umCiI. the ncw
regulation is restricted To- ;GC.g
stores at this time. Sales in rtEC" rC-
tail outlets will remain under the
general maximum price regulation.
which permits the retailer 10 charge
his March 1912 high.
The prices established al! down the
line are those which prevailed in
January 1913. which also prevailed
in January 1912. The regulations be-
come effective May "a.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-15
Recent Meeting of
Legion Auxiliary

The regular monthly meeting al!
the American Legion Auxiliary ,,..
held N The home of Mrs. Stanley r
IeIScr rec, lily. with Mrs. i. \.
Scott Mrs. f.. &. Faris. Mrs. Il. :
Johnson. MR.. II. l.. Keller. nd Nj.
Tciscr as hoStcsSes.
The salute 10 the flag WAS given.
followed by the Preamble ana f..
Lords prayer in unison. Ou',.undug
committees were asked t. make
their reports. Mrs. Il. \. Scot. Re,
Gross chalrma". reported good
represent. ton from h" Auxiliary a..
the Red Cross surgical dlc,s.r-
room. Mrs. J. ". Jenkins rrp,~;,.
one man h Spitalizcd and 81, -
sisted IL another claim. Mrs Anne
NJ. Mcintosh reported 100 mcmD,..
ana > Gold Star Mothers.
Next IN order VA, naming tie
poppy chairman. and the py".idcu
chose for this committee Ms. N.
lntuSh and Mrs +. {. Ears. II,
dominating committee WAS sl.ci 6.
make their rep n NJ the next mv'.-
ing. Mrs. Laurence Wall urged IL,
members 10 help all hey could W'a
NllIl'4liS l't T'ss'i' - IT N 80 ''.'N 90
send girl Ia Tar Heel G,r.s STAT.
at Greensboro. MR.. VI. y. Ad.u.
was put in charge of this.
Mrs. j. {. Gardner. head Oi the
prOgr IN committee. presented Mis-,
Clara Mac Ellis. superintendent Ot
welfare in Vance county. VIII gave
splendid talk on Child Welfare"
Strawberry >hortCakc WAS served
by the hpsiCS>cS al the conclusion
of the meeting.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-15
MISS HENDERSON TO HEAD
FRIENDS OF PERSON HALL

Chapel Iiil,. May !5-Miss Mary
I. Henderson is ihC Now chairman
Ct the Friends of Person Han. o.
University Art Gallery The other
Officers arc Sir. Harold w. Brown.
vice rhui,nru. Nj. II. NJ. Burlagc.
secretary. and Mrs. George S. Lane.
.rcaSwcr. Mrs Albert Coates. the
retiring chairman. presided over The
annual meeting ard prcScrtcd Prof.
Clemens SommCr with Handbook
rg OLD Master Drawings Tor use in
a., course. on the history of art. aud
~ chrrt foe the purchase of uthc.'
material. needed in his work.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-15
CHAPEL HILL BUSINESS
WOMEN PLAN SEly CLIFF.

Chapel Hill, May l5-Chapcl Hill
may have Il new Business and Pro
icSSional Women's Club soon.
Preliminary steps in the ovganiza-
ton we're taken this week. and 4
dinner meeting is scheduled FOR any
interested persons at III Carolina Inn
at 7 o'clock next Wednesday cvcning.
Miss Katherine Lackcy Is S"rvin
as temporary chairman. Miss Porter
Cowles, Mrs. Mildred Johnson and
Miss Antoinette Beaslcy form the
nominating committee. The commit,
tee on constitution and bylaws has;
Mrs. Betty Banner. Miss Margaret
Blec and Mrs. Guy B. Johnson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-15
HEAVY ATTACKS DIRECTED
At ITALIAN COASTAL CITY

Allied Headquarters i'm North Al
RIGA. May -tAPD-Flying fort
rcSScs made "a heavy attack yCst1r.
day on the italian port Of CiviiavCC.
CHA. forty mIiCs northwest of Rome
scoring direct hits on several ships
in the harbOr. AID on fuel sturagCs
and causing an ammunition DUMP tu
explode. General Dwight d. EiSCn,
bowers headquarters announced to
day.
A simultaneous attack by medium
bombcrs on the Sandman port %.
Olbia. resulted in three ships being
sunk. and others. i7Cludiag Il large
tanker. being severely damaged. the
communiuuc said. Hits also were
scored on thc docks and the indus
trial area Of the port.
At the same time. fighter bOmbcrs
swept over the northern part uf
Sardinia. bombing and straf'ng air
fields and vital points on railroads.
These daylight forayS against the
strategic islInd of Sardinia. n~d ono
cf the stepping stones to Europe. fol.
lowed an assault Thursday night bv
Raj bombCrs ard q daylight attack
yesterday hv United States airmcr
arairst Cacl'ari in The southern part
Of the island and u blow bv RAJ
heavy bCmhcrs ON Mcseina. Sicily.
Meanwhile. Cairo dispatches re-
ported that trc repeated Ii0.bombCr
raids on the little fortress island o,
rantcllcria ard scattering naval
borrbardmcnt apparently had knock
ed ont the bases lone air field
Allind pilot. said no enemy craft
had been seen on The airdrome re-
Gently, and apparently the Axis had
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-15
Carolina
BzEaE-EOHe
TIE CHIMNEY SWIFT.
s,y 4, -, Brirnlcy.

Otherwise called Chimney Swal-
low. lu!s bird ui the air is suniy
Drown all over with Il slightly paIcl
!fl"uj. II ]. strictly a summer bird
"!ih Us. arriving early in April and
leaving about the middle of October.
l''is docs not mean. however. that
,ln same individuals arrive and
IcIN" al tn"#r times. Tor the first ar
lI'nlS are OF birds On their way
North. and II l. moi until about the
ihlrd wave of migrants reach us
ihat ANY scttl" down To breed. The
breeding birds too leave us about
the end ui August while the birds
~ -" later arc migrants from fur
iGcg North. passing through ON their
way Ia South America.
Before the white man came SwiftS
nestled IN hollow trees. but later they
irumi mans tall chimncy> more
s'Iiubi" Tor their needs. The nests
"C ry.' IN the side OF the CHM
Ec%s. beng - half cup shaped or
p'rhaps rather half Sauccr-Shaprd
structure. built of little iwicS glued
{, GC'fCr and - the wall by the birds
saliva. Just how the birds get the
little tWiGs. / cannot say. but It must
ru either with the feet or bill. yet
neither seem suitable for the pur-
pose. | have seen swiftS darling
through a small tree with lots of lit
Tie dead twigS ON it. apparently get
ting the twlG$. but | could not sec
they actually did get any.
Yet evidently that was what they
were trying 10 do.
Swifi> are exclusively inScCtivcr-
OTIS ana ncycr rest anywhere except
IN chimney which To the ordinary
human being seems poor place for
a nap.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-15
School Board
Authority Is
Problem Now
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In The Sir Natter I.utrI.
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-15

Mrs. r. NJ. Hicks of r1utc one Hen
dcrSon underwent II operation a:
Maria Parham Hospital Thursday
and is reported t DC dog nicely.
Her husband r. NJ. Hicks Of the nay
al base al Miami. Fla. has arrived
on an emergency fIwlough to be
with Mrs. Hicks during her abscncc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-15
Recovery OF
Stocks Slight

New York, May l5.-(AP)-Many
who sold stocks Friday on the short
war theory reversed themselves 10
some extent in tuday's market and
rccoverics were general throughout
,hc list.
While there were q few advances
OF one To five points in evidence near
the close, comebacks mostly we've in
minor fractions. Losses also were
fairly well distributed. Transfers for
the two hours were around 100000
narcS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-15
Al Officers School.

oe'. John II. Whitfield. who ha.
oeen stationed al Walter Reed hos
pNal in Washington. D. c.. left re-
lily lily Tor Camp Berkeley. Texas,
" WIZ nc Will take q course in mcdi-
cdl administration in the Officers
a wn:,n,uioate School. Mrs. Whitfield
WI" vii, remain in Washington for sew
S.al weeks before returning to Hen
an .Son 10 stay with her parents, MIR.
"Ilo Mrs. Frank q. Powell.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-15
COUNT WHEN DEFENDING

1T is SELDOM you find a de-
clarer. even among very ordinary
players. who does not make some
KIND OF count Of the number of
tricks in sight at No Trump
contract. The cardina! sin of No
Trump hands - failure to count
the tricks available-is committed
much more by the defense. That is
because often defender lacks
suiiicient information. But there
are times when he can make an
almost Sure-fire count if he will.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-15

ceased operations there.
~. uuiuiH bulletin. in rccounting
Allied naval operators of the TIT
rrs.an ro..'. ,I'd four enemy MGR.
chant ships. uu Italian destroyer.
three .wu 'rrwp steamers. trans
port barge. d. mall fishing vessel and
nrrcrr'- small bpat,. most Of them
dttCnp;iuG jr carry troops in an
evacuation. were SnE during the
critical period or April - to May 70"
Some 400 men. including q Ger
man general were made prisoner.
the eonlnunique said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-15
Miss Hayes Bride
OF George Ayscue

Announcements a. follows were
made today:
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hayes OF
Kittrc!l announce the marriage OF
their daughter. Marie Ellis Hayes,
10 George DIckic AyScuc. in Dillon.
S. C., on Saturday. May 8. 1913"
Mr.. AySCuc Is Il son of Mr.. and
Mrs n. II. AySCuc OF kittrcll. The
couple are making their home with
The parents Of the groom Tor the
present.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-15
Camn Rutner Dance

Group iCadcrs Tor Camp Buf"cr
d,nccs are asked 10 call Mrs. S. T..
,enncitc Monday evening between
and 40 o'clock TO tell her how
many frym their group Will attend
Tuesdays d.. &c, which will be given
in Service Club No. al Camp But
ncr By the 6O2nd Engineers Camou-
flagc Battalion.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-15
Observes Summer Hours.

BCgnNTng Monday. Nav II. the r..
oslo Perry Memorial library will
observe simmer hours. Tho library
VIII be open each week day from q
q. m. 10 p. NJ. and from 80 10 9
p. M. and on Saturdays continuous.
" from a. m. to 8 p. m. Patrons Of
HE library are asked to note the
,hange in hours.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-15

Members OF the Sue Kelly circle
Of The First Baptist church are asked
10 NEE, a, 7:i0 o'clock Monday even
10 in order 10 have brief bust
ness meeting before the general
WINS. meeting at 8 O'Clock.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-15
Visit Mrs. Stevenson.

Mrs. Lcnnie Abbott, of Hender-
son. and Mrs. Roy Beasley, of Louis
burg, spent several days recently
with Mrs. j. II. Stevenson, of Hen.
derson route !.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-15
Leaves Hospital

Mrs. Della Hayman has returned
10 her home on Burwcll avenue from
Maria Parham hospital where she
has been undergoing treatment FOL
lowing an operation three weeks ago.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-15
w. s. G.. s. Meeting.

The Woman'S Society ui Christian
Service of the Fl 81 Methodist churCn
Will meet Moncav afternoon al $50
O'Clock at the CHURCH.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-15
x <
y WITH OUR BOYS -"
IN SERVICE y
4
Returns TO Richmond.

DUrwnod w. Faulkner. SIi3c. has
erctufncd 10 the Naval Training
ocho"l at Richmond. Va. after spend
n'e seven day leave with his par
dcrSon. WV
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-15
Visit in Durham.

Mrs. j. X. Stevenson spent last
ueek N Durham with her son, Her
man Stevenson, and Mrs. Stevenson,
and Miss Carrie Lou Stevenson. She
also visited Mrs. Maggie Ellington.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-15

Absolutely. that's all the bidding
thcre was. East made business
or penalty pass. expecting TO beat
the head off his vulnerable oppo-
nent. for a big set.
West opened the heart 6 and
The Q took the trick. South sent
out the diamond X. which East
look at once with the A. SO he
could open his spade suit with the
I" South duckcd-bad bridge
snu The singleton Q won for West.
sun interested in his own suit
while he had the club K for a re-
entry. West scored the heart A
ana X. then led the 3 to the dunn
,ny'S 10. Came then the diamond
u J and s. and the spade X to
The A. No matter what East now
Distributed by King ]
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-15
Your Wccli-End Lesson

DO you know the penalties. I'M
der the new Laws of Contract
Bridge. for these irregularities.
after the opening bid OF the aric-
tion has been made:
I. a bid out of turn. when i, il
the tuin Of the opponent at the
offenders right?
2. A bid out of turn. when il is
the turn of the offenders partner?
3. Il double or redoublc. when
II Is the turn of the opponent at
the offenders right?
4. A double or rcdoublc whom II
is the turn of the offenders part
ner?
A double or rcdoublc in turn
but By player who names an i'll
correct number of tricks or 4
wrong denomination
y. a double of bid by ihc
doublcr's partner?
I. a rcdoublc of bid wb,ch
has not been doubled?
Also a double or rc,Iol,blu brtrr,
there has been an opening bid:
aturcg Syndicate Irc
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-15
BARCLAY. BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
The Authority on Authorities.
The Authority On Authorities-

returned. tive spade J and club A
made enough TRICKS To give the
declarer seven. his doubled con-
tract.
When West was in with the
spade Q at the second tI-x. he
should have counted thus: Dcclar-
er surely will take three tricks in
diamonds. he has certainly one in
sight in spades and one in clubs,
and he already has one in hearts:
II l build him another III hearts II
will make the seventh he needs:
my partner had TO have some.
thing IN clubs TO leave my double
in, so that suit is our only horc.
II he had reckoncd thus and
switched to club. the coutrac,
would have been set t,vo tricks.
That would have been better re-
suit than the not vulnerable A.
Spades which can be rathe, freak
ishly made by E1yt.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-15

Distributed by King Features Syndicate 1nc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-15

LIBERAL LOANS - Diamonds. watches,
jewelry; extraordinary unredeened bar.
gains. bonded Loan Company, asa Mich.
gan Avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-15

AUTOS wanted for parts junk Peoples
Auto Parts, 1855 Gratiot. Fitzroy 2012.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-15

AUTOS FOR JUNK
Good prices. Call Murray $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-15
AUTOS WANTED

CALIFORNIA BUYER IN TOWN
Pays up TO 500 more. 500 cars needed,
try us, convince yourself. Ivan. 9104.
Hart Motors, S131 Gratiot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-15

IA SALE 1889 5-passenger coupe
heater very good tires. really a beauty
mechanically good. VIII sacrifice for Sii5
10 pay on finance company. Car stored
at 5S40 Woodward. see Mr. Wages
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-15
12s27 IIVERNOIs

oLDs-'4o torpedo trk sedan; like new;
2-tone finish. factory radio, heater; full
tank of gas tires excellent. Must sac
trade; E-Z terms. 100 cars To choose
from WrirleV'E
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-15

AUTO LOANs-caFs, house trailers, trucks,
boats; cash while you wait. LLOYD r.
Fast, Inc, 304O T.. Grand Blvd. MA. Oi42.
AUTO lolns. $40 TO 5000, MAD, in is min
utes. Aetna Ftnancsl 1855 Cass. RIA. 6055
Diamond Loans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-15
COMMONWEALTH LOAN co.

Wanfed-Money
wANTED--A loan OF $4,000 for year
good real estate property for security
can pay 5000 week and interest. Address
Box A3s3, Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-15

BUICK wanted, ~; will pay 5000 to
81, 100 cash. 10000 Livernois.
BARNETT NEEDS $50 USED CARS, '36
TO ~; Any MAKE, HIGH CASH PRICE
PAID. 1878 OR 1926 MACK. PL. Oss6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-15

CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate Hist
ings In the big Sunday Times Want Al
s,et,~si
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-15

NASH - 1910 6-cyl. 4-door trunk sedan;
radio, heater and defrosters; shiny
black spotless beauty up 10 rs miles per
gallon. Priced TO sell. Full price S6ie,
YOUR old car down.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-12
DAV Schedules
Meeting Monday
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-12
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Arkansas State press., 1943-11-05
Menifee News
&. II. English

b, V, Reese was elected presi-
dent OF the local PTA, making
history as the first male presi-
dent; other officers are ID. VIM
ston vice president, Mrs, A, c.
Lewis-Blackmon. secretary, n.
M, English assistant secretary, Il.
Horton treasurer. The organiza-
ton plans to solve many vital
problems and will sponsor
Lunch program for school chill
dren, Miss A. l.. Mitchell.
senior Of Conway Co, Trg. School
presented an original pla from
Beowulf.. e.. Seniors entertained
two class mates, Elton Ham,
monds and Jethro Brewer, recent
i~nductees. Theopolis Winston.
former class mate. was guest. . 3.
Recent visitors In the community
were Pvt. r. l.. Winston of the
U. S. Army. Misses l.. Bullops
and f, NJ. Black Of FIT. Smith. J..
c. Mcdaniel OF U. s. Navy.
Arkansas State press., 1943-11-05
MCGE::HE:E
by Tom Jones

Neal Tillman visited in Could
Sunday. Z. W. Bevely visited
his brother, Joe, in Little Rock
Sunday. Spencer Whoelington
made a business trip to 81. Louis
last week. :. Mrs. ~Jeanett Wheel
ington was recipient of a feast
of songs when her choir group
CT MCGehee Chapel CJurch visit
ed her home. An Offering was
eft for Baby Spencer D.. = be-
sin a victory bank account :.
MIR. and Mrs. John Ellis. Mrs.
Bertha Ellis, also Miss Mary Lou
Bradford We're guest singers at
the white Methodist church re-
Gently. The Silver Rose and 4
Notes met Thursday with s. 2.
Ellis, Mgr. and Mrs, Mary l..
Bradford, secretary, enjoying re-
freshments afterwards, served by
Mrs. Il. Whatley. The NO. /
Singing Choir Of McGehee Chap
ell Bapt. Church Is headed by W.
X. Whatlov,, with Mrs. Bertha
Ellis, secretary. Funeral serv-
ices were held from Evening Star
Bapt. Church for Mother Anna
Gordon, who suffered a long i'll
ness. Rev, w. G. Campbell. pas
tor, delivered the funeral grafton.
You are invited to attend weekly
meetings at Evening Star Bapt.
Church with Supt. Hill in charge
Of Sunday School God Mrs +. No..
Campbell is dean Of BTU. Miss
Eunice Mitchell is reporter,
CARD OF THANKS - We
wish to thank the many friends
for their kindness shown us dur
ing the illness and death of our
mother, Mrs. Georgia Watkins.
who departed this life, Sept. IA,
1913. Signed; Mr., and Mrs.
James Glover, daughter and SON
in-law.
Arkansas State press., 1943-11-05

Opha L. Gardner

Nolen Caviness and Mrs. Len
ME Brown, son and daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Caviness
have returned from Oakland,
Calf. Issac Jones is guest
Of his parents from the U. S.
Navy Miss Jessie Lee Webb
left for Sweet Home, Texas -.
Mrs. Maudie Pennington, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Erwin left for
Portland, Oregon =. Mrs. Ethel
Wimberly and T. Caviness are
reported i'll 49,. New officers of
the local PTA unit are Mrs. A.
Brooks, president, Mrs. Mittie
Cobb, secretary, Mrs. Mae Ellen
Simmons treasurer Mrs. Lille
Mae Harris, chaplain, Mrs. Lille
Bell Toler, instructor and Mrs.
Pearl Baxter, reporter Joe
Wimberly left for Kansas City
this week.