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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-02
Impressive Ceremony
Held Last Evening

MRS. JOSEPH HANDBOOK.
of Romeo was Installed as presi-
dent Of the Masonic Women s
Service Auxiliary At a meeting
held last evening in the Masonic
Temple
Other officers are Mrs. Robert
J. Spencer, RoSevllle. vice presi-
dent Mildred Treat, Romeo,
secretary; Mrs Vesper w. Kirk,
Of East Detroit, treasurer, Mrs.
Howard Lycrla Of Van Dyke,
color bearer; and Mrs. A. r.
Matlindcr, OF East Detroit page.
Mrs Harvey { Whetzel pre-
sided at last nights meeting and
was assisted by Mrs Charles
Wildt. installing chaplain; Mrs.
Jacob Ullrich Installing color
bearer, Mrs. Clyde Adds, in
stalling color guard; Mrs. Theo-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-02
Calendar ofCoo,ing G"e"h

FRIDAY, July
] o. o. F in Barron hall at p.
SAMARITAN CIRCLE Kings Daughters, rummage sale
the Charbeneau building New street.
GAMES PARTY in St Louis hail. by the ST Louis
al
SAMARITAN CIRCLE of Kings Daughters, rummage sale
in the Charbeneau building, New street
! o o F. in Barron hall. at p. m.
GAMES PARTY St Louis hail. sponsored by ST. Louis
Club, at 8:15 p. m.
MONDAY, JULY
FRANZ KUHN LODGE Knights of Pythas in Pythan hall,
at $50 p
VIEW GAMES PARTY sponsored by VIEW Auxiliary, in Vet
hall, at 8 p m.
HARRY OLLRICH POST, American Legion, Legion club
house, at $50
TUESDAY, JULY 6
CHEST CLINIC in Kings Daughters Health Center 1880
BEGINNERS Glass in Theosophy, in club in Jewel
Theatre building at p. m.
DANCE at the USO Club Broadway, 8 30 to IL
RED CROSS Surgical Dressings Mrs A. s. Levines group in
MGHS Sewing to p. m.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-02

Brown, of 2760 Union Lake
road, has returned home from
the West coast. after visiting her
husband, Pvt. Walter Pingel for
the past four months. Pvt Pingel
is now on overseas duty.
MRS. GRACE JONES, wife of
Petty Officer Richard Jones,
who is stationed at the u. 5.
Coast Guard, Brooklyn, has
been visiting friends and rela-
tives in Mount Clemens this last
week and left Thursday for New
York.
ROBERT f. SILLETT of
ESQ IL Cass avenue, who enlist
ed in the Naval Reserve Corps
last January, while attending
Tri-State College at Angola, In
diana, was called 10 active serv-
ice effective July /. He depart
ed for Chicago Wednesday eve
ming, where he has been assign
ed to the Illinois Institute of
Technology, Robert is a gradu-
ate of the Mount Clemens High
School, Class of 1912.
MRS. Ell NJ E r PREISLER,
margaret Gies) has received
word that her husband was
wounded in battle serving in the
u. S. Navy. His condition is re-
garded as serious Mrs. Preisler
lives with her sister, Mrs. Paul
Eschenburg, North avenue.
CPL. GORDON THURMAN,
who had been home on three
day pass. has returned to Camp
Ellis, III. after five weeks at the
limited service school, Camp Nc
Coy. Wis.
NJ A s T ER SERGT. TED
CLARK, formerly al Selfridge
Field arrived in Mount Clemens
for one weeks visit. He has
spent the last four years in the
South Pacific. seeing action at
Pearl Harbor.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-02
Bride Elect
Sets Dale

WEDDING PLANS OF Bea-
trice Hurttiene. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Bernhard Hurttiene,
6273 Hall road. and Nelson w.
Stark. son of Mrs. Lille Stark
and the late William Stark, 2551
French road, are set for Satur-
day. July 10.
The ceremony Will take place
at three o'clock in the Canal
Lutheran Church with Rev.
George Winterstein reading the
service.
The bride will be attended by
Hilda Stark, the groem's sister,
as maid of honor. Beatrice Col
Inns and Irnia Refs will be
bridesmaids, and Jean Bliemeis-
ter, cousin of the bride elect will
be flower girl.
Best man will be Victor Hurt
tienne, brother Of the bride
elect, while William Stark. bro
ther OF the groom, Arthur Pen
zien, John Daus and Carl Stark
will be ushers.
Following the ceremony. a
wedding dinner will be served
at the home of the brides par
ents on Hall road.
A reception for $50 people
will be held at Dopp hall al $50
o'clock in the. evening.
The bride-elect was honored
at a miscellaneous shower Sun
day June 81, when Hilda Stark
entertained forty guests al the
home of her mother. Mrs Lille
Stark. of French road Airplane
bunco was played with prizes
going to Mrs. Hilda Weber,
Beatrice Hurttiene and Mrs.
Bernhard Hurttiene. Mrs. Al
bert Weber won the house
prize.
MRS. GUST SY and daughter
Linda, will visit relatives at
Saginaw and Bay City this week
end.
MR.. AND MRS. JOHN MA
DOU, ia Riverside Drive, Will
spend the weekend at Lexing-
ton Beach.
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X UEh the Color, X

EDITORS NOTE; For reasons OF Sc
eurity and because Of lack Of space. full
addresses of those in service cannot be
printed in this column.
JAMES PETITPREN. Seaman
2 class, of Great Lakes Training
Station and son of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Petitpren, % Third street,
has been transferred TO the
Naval Training School, Univer-
sity of Illinois, at Urbana, H.
He is studying for the Signal
Corps.
The third son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Petitpren TO join the
Navy is Stanley Petitpren, 246
Dickinson avenue, who left
Wednesday for Great Lakes
Naval Training Station.
MRS. WALTER PIN G. Ell,
daughter of Mrs. Clarence f.
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dore Beck, installing secretary;
Mrs. Charles d. Woolard. INSTALL
ing musician and Mrs Ted
Capman, installing page.
Following the meeting tea
was served from a long table at
NSctive with silver tea service
and centered with a bowl Of
shell pink roses and white pa
per Mrs. Clyde Adds poured.
assisted by Mrs. Louis Peters.
Mrs. Theodore Beck and Mil
dred Treat Mrs. Jacob Ullrich
was in charge of decorations.
The next meeting of the
group will be held July % at 3
o'clock in the Masonic Temple
and all Masonic women who are
interested in the organization
are cordially invited.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-02

MRS. WILLIAM CLEMENS,
$50 Pine road, upon her birth.
day anniversary July 5,
Births at ST. Joseph's
MIR. AND MRS. MARSHALL
NJ. JOHNSON, New Haven, a
son, born July /.
MIR. AND MRS. STEWART
RANG, of Washington, son,
James Stewart. born July !
MR.. AND MRS. CARL j.
CAZABON, of Detroit, son,
born July |.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-02

Please make only the most neces-
gary long distance calls.
II you must use long distance. do all
you can to keep your call brief.
MICHIGAN Bell TELEPHONE COMPANY
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-02
Ever Onward Circle
to Hold Picnic

MEMBERS OF the Ever On
ward Circle of Kings Daughters
will hold an indoor picnic in the
Kings Daughters home on We'd
nesday. July Z, at one o'clock.
Following the picnic a regular
business meeting will be held.
Members, who are knitting
scarves for the Navy are asked
to bring them if they are finish
cd
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-02
officers Of New Masonic Womens Service Auxiliary Installed
Plan Garden Party

MOUNT CLEMENS District
Chapter of the Valparaiso Uni
versity Guild will hold a garden
party and pot-luck luncheon on
Thursday, July 8. The meeting
will be held'ln st. Johns Luther
an Church parish hall, in Fras-
er, at one o'clock.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-02
Kidd-WiZZis Marriage
SoZemnized in Manitoba

WITH THE RETURN of Mrs.
Roy c. Kidd to Mount Clemens
today came details of the mar
riage Of her daughter, Eunice
M, to l.. A. c. Arthur r. Willis.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Willis,
Of St. Thomas, Ontario, on June
81.
The marriage took place in
Portage. LaPrairie. Manitoba,
Canada on Sunday afternoon at
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-02
Annual Dinner Set

THE ANNUAL chicken dinner
for members of the Hollyhock
club of ST. Louis Parish, will be
held at the Medea Restaurant,
on Thursday, July 8, at lis o.
clock.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-02
Gong,ahhhon,

DARLEEN RAE PELTIER,
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Sabin
Peltier, 24l North Wilson boule-
ward upon her 7th birthday to-
day.
MRS. RAY c. MILLER, 90
High street, upon her birthday
anniversary July 3. on Satur-
day.
LIEUT.. AND MRS. CLAIR
ENCE F. ROBINSON, of Spring
field o., will celebrate their
first wedding anniversary, July
4.
ANNA KISH, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Frank Kish, 24l6 Bal
lard road who is celebrating her
18th birthday today.
MRS. FREDRICKA RICKERr.
66 Fessenden, upon her 8lSt
birthday July l.
MIR AND MRS. WILLIAM F.
WEIER 24i Garfield road, on
their 9th wedding anniversary
today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-02
New Member
Taken In Club
MRS. MELVILLE SCHOCK is

MRS MELVILLE SCHOCK is
a new member of the Metropol-
itan Club Auxiliary, which met
last evening in the John r.
Murphy club rooms.
Mrs. Peter Duprey has been
selected as delegate of the Metro
politan Club TO attend the state
convention 10 be held in Saginaw
August 20-22 Following the
business meeting cards and
bunco were played.
Mrs. Harold Lozen and Mrs.
John Miller were prize winners
at bridge Mrs. Clarence Tus-
cany won the bunco prize Mrs.
Robert Mandall and Mrs. Oscar
Zoelling won house prizes.
MELVIN KLEINO, of 905
Kleino road, is conValescing at
his home in Utica, following an
appendectomy at st. Joseph S
hospital on June %.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-02

three o'clock. The double ring
ceremony was performed at the
United Church parsonage by
Captain (PD James A. Payton,
in the presence of l.. A. c. Rich
ard Goslin and Mrs. Kidd. Mr..
Kidd was unable to attend.
The bride was gowned in
simple afternoon dress of white
eyelet embroidery. with small
white hat and veil and white
accessories. Her corsage was red
roses
Mrs, Kidd was dressed in an
ensemble of aqua and black en-
broidery with black accessories
and wore corsage of white car
nations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis are max
ing their home at the Portage
Hotel, in Portage. for the pres
ent.
The bride is graduate of
Mount Clemens High school,
class of 1910. Mr.. Willis attend
ed Royal Oak High School and
graduated in 1899 Both young
people ATTENDED Michigan State
Teachers College at Ypsilanti
Honored
DOROTHY ROCKENSUESS,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold
Rockensuess, 1853 R iversi de
Drive, and Frances Peggy Har-
well, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Collins, 81 Fessenden,
have won scholarships at Val
paraiso University. They will
attend the university this fall.
MRS. WILLARD STIEF Of
South Wilson boulevard, re-
ceived word yesterday, of the
death of her father, Arthur o.
Mcdonnell, Ct Kirkland Lake,
Ontario, Canada. who had OBJ
served his oath birthday on June
3,
MEMBERS of the Margaret
BOTTOME Circle of Kings
Daughters have Cancelled their
meetings for the summer
months.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-02
SubStitutiOnS

RICE ROOTS may prove a
substitute for broom corn, to
augment the $4,000 tons needed
this year for Army, Navy, Civil
ian and Lend Lease Casein
fibre. developed from milk by
the DEPARTMENT of Agriculture,
may be used as a substitute for
nYlon in hairbrushes.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-02

How would you feel II a long distance
conversation of yours should slow up
a life land death call like the actual
one described above? You must be
the Judge of the importance of your
own call.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-04
Wild Life Exhibit
A Success Here

The Wild Life Exhibit. currently
being staged in The building at the
corner of Garnctt and Montgomery
Streets. bring its local engagement 10
close tonight at ten o'clock. Rex
III. Ingram, in charge of unit. for the
Y. s. Society of Zoology of Washing
ION. ID. {. today expressed his salts
faction with the way Henderson
folks have coopcratcd in making this
exhibit huge success. Up 10 clos
ing time last night. Mr.. I"gram cSti-
mated that some 10000 visitors had
gone thru the exhibit in the past
three days. This newspaper and To-
cal Police Dept. came in for Il share
of praise from Mr.. Ingram. who sta
ted that both has cooperatcd 100 per-
cent in helping him with his work.
Although some 200 animals. birds
and reptiles go - make up this cxhi-
bit, huge rat weighing twenty
pounds is one of the outstanding at
tame md happy in captivity. School
children of Henderson renewed old
tractiorS. This rat captured by Mr.
Stanley Offnick of Hancock, New
York. is said by biologists TO be
the largest rat in the world Today
Despite lis huge size and formidable
looking teeth. the rat seems 10 Dc
acquaintance with IN ny OF II c
animals and birds. In 1912 DIR. George
ID. Barrett the University of lllionis
presented III tho local ScholS q Ice
ttrc called the STORY of Monkeys"
in which all of the monkeys used in
the present exhibit were used TO il
luS'ratc his lecture. Several of the
birds, including Mac" Gorgeous
five colorcd Macaw were used by
Miss Esprit Lowery of Winthrop Col
lego for Women al Rock Hill. S. &.
to illustrate her lecture called the
"S,ory of Birds" the same school
year. Mac" who has vocabulary
of over 40 words has appe rcd in
over 10000 schools in the past ca
years in lecture programs sent out
by 'hc u. S. Society of Zoology.
Exhibit closes here tonight at 10
p. NJ. Huge crowds arc expected t.
day and every effort will be made
by attendants at the exhibit to
handle the people and explain the
exhibit.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-04
HulIs | Leave For
kannapolis, Where
They Will Reside

Ray Hull. who has been cOnncCt-
cd with the Henderson Dispatch in
the capacity uf news editor for near
~ four years. today resigned To go
10 KannapHiiS rs managing editor oI
the kannapOlIS Star. lie planned 10
leave for his new field Monday. Mrs.
Hull and their tw" young SONS left
Friday.
Mr.. Hull came to The Dispatch in
JANUARY. 1910. from the AShcboru
Courier. and during his stay here has
been in charge OF Associated Press
reports. handling much of the paper :
news correspondence and performing
other duties.
During their stay in The city tho
family have made many friends
through their contacts and aSSOcia-
tiUnS. Thcv have been very active in
the First Methods church. of which
they were members. as well as in
other interests in the city.
Tho KannapoliS paper i in u COM
munity much larger than Henderson,
and tho Star is Il larger newspaper
than the Daily Dispatch, so that Mr..
tiuil's now work is Il promotion for
.Iin.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-04
PAGE FIVE
Big Majority
Favors Quotas

Washington. Sept. i-(AP)-The
war food administration reported
today that l25.G85 of 87.6 per cent
OF the 1850 farmers who voted
III the July ~ referendum favored
i!uc-circd tobacco marketing quotas
ioH The three marketing years be-
ginning July |. 1914.
Since more than two-thirds of
those voting approved. the announce-
mcnt said. a national marketing quo
Ia OF Ili.OO0,0uO pounds for the 1914
~ marketing year will be in cf-
icct This quota was fixed July 10.
The official returns. The WA re-
ported. showed l3.li2 or 9.3 per cent
opposed 10 quotas entirely and 1888
or 81 per cent tavur!ng quotas for
one year only.
The votes in the two Carolinas
were:
North Carolina-9i.823 votes for
three years q! quotes: 2.l33. one
year only; G.i73 against quotas.
South Carol!"a - 8,274: Gl2 and
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-04

The business and Professional WO-
mems club will sponsor Il .huw the
RcgimCntal Variety Show. put ON bN
Inc men of the 3lOth Inla.Iry. { mp
Butncr. Saturday night. September
is. II is SAID that not one cent viii
90 tu any group or individual. Dut
proceeds Will bc turned over tu thc
local Service Mcn'% Center.
The entire community i, proud of
the local Service Mems Center. opc-
rated i'll this city. Thanks arc due 4"
the owner Of the property. those who
worked SO uutiringly f. effect its
completion and 10 those who have
kept it in operation. rendering Il fine
service 10 visiting soldiers. Now, con
tribuiiorS ,rc dropping off and all
the mems and womcn's clubs Of the
city arc being asked for donations
Tor maintenance.
The =. p. W. club has Staged may
successful projects i'm lis q ~ years
Of life hcrc-thc women work e their
jobs and have also learned the job Of
working Ia p!lt over Il project.
The men in the armcd forces. COM
ing from everywhere and every
walk Of life. are qualified to put Oh
Snappy show without one moment
of boredom. From master OF Ccrc-
monies through magic. hllbilly NIT
sic. grooming. dancing. piano PLAYERS.
aCcUrdioTiStS. firCCatcrS-thcy pro-
vide every type Of entertainment, 10
please AID myStify the audience. old
and young alike. Tho show will be on
Saturday night when parcfts "an take
the children. Those in nc auoicncc
NAV have pleasure and at the same
time feel they arc contributing To Il
worthy project.
Miss Mabel Hayes is chairman of
tic local club and Hayes Millinery
Shop will be the ticket center. Club
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-04
W.S.C.S. Circles
Will Meet Monday

Circles of the Woman'S Society of
Christian Service of the First Mctho-
dist church vii mCc: Monday after
noon at o'clock as follows:
No. |, Mrs. j. &. Farmer chairman,
with Mrs. Il. II. Hicks. 1877 Burw2ll
avenue.
No. 2. Mrs. II. J. Stalirg. chair
man, with Mrs. a. p. Ncwcnmb, 2l2
North william street. with Mrs. W.
T. Ncwcomb as joint hostess
No. 3, Mrs. II. NJ. Lewis chairman,
at the church.
No. 4. Mrs. p. III. Rose chairman.
with Mrs. c. b. Rcavis and Mrs BcS-
sic Kittlc, al ZIG ChavaSSc avenue.
NO. .. Mrs. j. w. Jenkins chair
man. with Mrs. w. Il. Carter, III
North William street.
No. G. Mrs. John l.. WcStcr chair
man, with Mrs. Wcstcr. 22l Bcllo
street.
No. 7, Mrs. G.. II. Allen chairman.
with Mrs. Il. II. Wilson. 1913 Mont
gomcry street. with Mrs II. J. Knight
as poin: hostess.
No. 8. Mrs. T.. II. Rose chairman.
with Mrs. NJ. S. Fowler, 203 Caro-
lima avenue.
No. D, Mrs. w. II. WindIcy char
man, at the church.
No. 10. Mrs. Glenn Sattcrwhi;c. in
the ladies parlor Of the church with
Mrs. Z. II. Nichols and Mrs. T.. T..
Smith as hostcSscs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-04
Miss Marjorie Barnes
WedSDaUidMcCruckeu

friday afternoon, September 3 ot
o:3o O'Clock, the Union Chanel Mr-
lhodiSt church was the scene of ihn
wedding of Miss Marjorie Hight
B"rnes and David Harris McCracknn
Rev. II. II. Cash, the brides pastor.
olliciatcd, using the ring ceremony
A program of nuptial music which
included "LicbcStraum" bv LjSZi
Vemeiian Love Song" by Ncvin, TO
~ ~, WIG kose' by Mcdowell, and
evening Star by Wagner. was rem
oered by Mrs. Aiwyn p. Barnes. Miss
Gioria Van Dyke sand Il Love You
because" by d'llardclot. During the
Gloria Van Dyke sang Il Love You
ceremony Mrs. Barnes played 80
Perfect Love.
Inc bride and bridegroom entered
together. The bride wore Il sui, of air.
lorcc blue with brown accessories.
and her flowers were Il shoulder cor
Sage of talisman roses.
Mrs. Barnes, The brides mother.
wore dress OF light blu" wool and
c0rSagc of rcd rose buds.
Mrs. Nina Hight, the maternal
grandmother of the bride. wore
black crepe with Il corsagc uf white
gladioli and tubcrQscs.
ushcrS for the occasion were Will
liam jackson, of Franklinton; IL. a.
" oodlic!. of kittrcll; Floyd Barnes
and Edwin Brccdlovc, of Henderson.
The church was beautifully dccora-
ted with baskets of white gladioli
and ferns, and white candclabra
ag5inst Il background of native pire.
Mrs. MCCrackan is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Marshall
Barnes. Of Henderson. She was cdll-
Gated at Icb Vance high school. East
Carolina Tc chcrs college and Hen
dcrson business college. Since COM
plcting her business courc She has
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-04
SOCIETY NEWS
NIGHT WIND.

1t seemed rs if no leaf would ever
stir
In that pcrvasive stiffness which had
hung
Blue haze above us; even the locusts'
whirr
Sounded remote and somnolcnt
along
The immatcrial edge of afternoon,
Summer was at the turning; time
had ceased
Clocking the hours; enthusiastically
the moon
Floated, a golden bubble, in the East.
And then from far beyond the cvcn-
ing came
A breath of GOODNESS rcdolcnt of dew,
An emanation we could hardly
name.
Yet, hearing all the leaves rejoice,
we knew
How lenitivc and gentle arc the light
Fingers of wind upon the brow of
night.
Leslie Nelson Jennings
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-04
Union Chapel News
By REV. ii. ii. CASH

Betty Louise Keith. the little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Keith.
was in Maria Parham hospital this
week for 4 tOnsillcctomy. She was
operated on Sep. and returned
home the next day. The last report
VIC had she was doing line.
Helen Horton and Il group of fri
ends enjoyed party wcincr roast
at the airport Thursday night.
About Is members Of the Youth
Fellowship Of The Union Chapel
church attended the monthly Union
social of the Frank!intun Naacc Youth
Fellowship Union held at the Rock
Mill near Henderson Friday evening.
Mrs. John Huff. who was visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. f.
Huff. returned to her home in Bos-
ton. NJ SIS. Friday.
David II. McCr- ken and Miss Mar
jorlc Barnes were united in marriage
at the Uni ion Chapel Methodist
church at $50 p. m. Friday. Rev
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-04

II. II. Cash, the pastor of the church,
officiated.
The Boy Scouts of Troop 63 met
master ii. II. Cash and Assistan,
ScoutmaSter X. c. Young. The troop
will hold their regular meeting here
after in Il vacant room in the Zcb
Vance school. a Specia meeting was
called to meet the last period of
school Tuesday afternoon. Also an
overnight hike was planned for FRI
day, Sept. II.
a special all-day service is being
planned for the fourth Sunday in
September at Union Chapel church.
This will be Il union service OF Union
Chapel and Rehobcth churches. There
will be special music and addresses
and dinner on the ground. More will
be said about it later.
Dwight Frazier was awGy on bust
ness down on the coast. We under
stand that Dwight planned to com
bine business and pleasure and plan
ned TO &c, in little fishing. Well,
Dwight, we trust that the fish were
biting.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-04
DECISION EXPECTED
ON TOBACCO CEILING

Raleigh. Sept. i-(AP)-GovcrnOr
Bruughton said today the office of
price administration was expected
To- decide within the next few days
on a request lu increase the weight
cd average ceiling price on fluc-
cured tobacco from II 10 - cents.
The governor said he had received
Il telegram from Meredith S. Kohl
berg, chic: Of the OPA'S tobacco sec
tior, ceiling price division. saying
that the OIA w.uld make an early
decision but aducd he did not be-
licvc change ~ the ceiling price
could be made al the prcSc::t time
Governor BrOuGhton headed a
delegation which conferred with OpA
officials in Washington recently in
an effort to raise the ceiling.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-04
Farmers Urged
To Buy Bonds

Now tha; North Carolinl'S tobacco
marketing SCaGun is we'll under way,
CLARENCE L. I.cinbach, Winston
Salem. state chairman of the war fl
nance committee. today urged farm
crS to put as much as possible OF
their tobacco checks iH war bonds.
LCinbach said that farmers could
well put three and onc-halG cents or
more in war bonds for each pound of
tobacco sold. although this will of
course vary according to individual
circumstances.
n wartime farm program being re-
commended i'll all parts of North
Carolina emphasizes that production
is the farmers first job. Second, nc
should get his debts in shape, third.
he should avoid speculation. Fourth,
he should build financial reserves III
war bonds and other government Sc
curltiCS.
Chairman Lcinbach reminded to-
baccO farmers that normally they
would be spending much of their in
come on new farm and home equip
mCnt which is now wearing out and
cannGt DC replaced. Income put into
war bonds now will help win the
war, hold down living costs by curD-
ing initiation and provide future re-
serves ICr the things farmers will
need 10 buy after the war.