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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
30 Gets His Wish

Bo McMillin. Who often said
he d like 10 coach a high school
football team. has finally gotten
his wish. The only difficulty Is
that his collection OF ambitious
l7-year-oldS are representing
The University Of Indiana m
stead OF Podunk High
Confronted witt a tough
Western Conference schedule.
the youngsters have their work
cut out for them.
But don't feel sorry for our
poor little boys" says Mcmillan.
They're doin' fine, thank you,
and they're having a lot Of fun"
The youthful eXuberance Of
the 1913 HoosierS is evident
IN the number OF nicknameS
they have hung on each other
.Ich tags as Rooster" Dog
iunch" and Blue Boy H.
McMillin Is particularly de-
lighted with Rooster. % a tough
little Negro guard who is more
formally Identified as j. G..
Coffee He insists on addressing
all his teammates as Mister
To those two venerable war
riors whose experience with In
diana goes all the way back
10 last spring, ne is almost
reverent He never calls them
by mechanics.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
Pep Talk Helps

Just before the Northwestern
game last Saturday the Rooster
delivered A brief pep talk that
likely is unmatched IN college
annals.
Come on. Mister Dog. Come
on. Mister Cat" he ChattreG.
Come on Mister Pihos and
Mister Tayener tPlhoS and
Tavener are the two veterans).
Not one soul shall penetrate
this line tonight--vertical, hori-
zOntal or traverse
The talk had an apparently
magic effect as the Indiana kids
went out and held the Wanted
Northwestern ground attack TO
a total gain OF SO yards.
In the second half, the Wild
cats thruSts nctted them a loss
of a dozen yards. Maybe Nc
Millin ought 10 let the Rooster
do all the morale-raising ont.hc
club this fall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
Deluxe KegIers
Shoot 3OO2 in
Major Loop

Michigan Major Bowling League
has something today few rival
Icircuils can ShoM=eiGht- of rs
teams tied at four victories and
five defeats each
Sackman and De LuXe-D share
the lead others are-ticd at
five and four" Six games sep
arate the first and last places.
De Luxe-D and Sackman each
marked shutouts last night AT
Crest Lanes. The 1902 De Luxe
had in taking Detroit Sales was
the first 1000 of the campaign.
Sackman Swattcd Ramona, 2S73
10 2829 Kraetke also had shut
OUT over PepSi-Cola. 1889 TO 1868.
George Gingerella, rolling his
first series for Standard as re-
placement for Charles Shelley put
spice into his 630 with identical
scores of 2l0-2l0-2l0, the first
such 10 be tailed in the league,
now in it's third season.
Walter Pageau, secretary Of the
State Bowling Association, gave a
demonstration OF what the we'll
versed secretary can do by shoot
ing 65S To lead the individual
parade Seven pins back of Walter
came John Gonda OF Kraetke.
Walter Durbin and Frank Zion
of De LuNc each contributed 63S
Cass Schlaff OF PepSi-Cola forked
633 Lower totals were from
Zygmund Zack OF Youngs, SIG:
Herb Matthews. Kraetke Gil,
Francis Troy. Auto Club, SOC; Joe
Walker. Olympic, els.
Sackman gained IT'S shutout over
Ramona the hard way, taking the
final by one pin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
Mrs. Ekstron1 S
81 Helps Mark

Agnes EkStrom Of Enterprise
gives members of the Women 5
Major Bowling League goal 10
cross today after her 90 fast
night al Ritter Recreation. The
games were 1922 DOS. II is the
first 500 range count reported in
league play.
And il is an important explana-
ton why Enterprise hit 2724 for
a new season record. Mrs. EkS-
from and teammates failed TO
show 1000 for a single. But their
l0ll in the travelling circuit re-
mains currently top in town.
Enterprise nailed three from Al
coma 10 tie Olympic for second and
climb 10 within game OF first
now held by Kinney. Olympic,
perennial champions. had two
from Palace. 1855 TO 1862 as
Stella Hartrick slowed away 5S5.
Gladys Dempsey had 563 for Mt.
Elliott.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
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I The Detroit Times daily prints Night Edition only
name OF horse when race experts feel the outstanding
Of the day.
The code appears
editions
The horses appears ONLY IN THE NIGHT EDITION
AND 1T IS PRINTED IN CODE
TomorrowS code follows
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30

In the triumphs over the Cardi-
nails and Dodgers. Eenenhock
carried the ball 81 yards in IA
attempts, an average of nearly Z
try. lie completed SIX out of 13
passes for a total of 1877 yards
Two of Fenenboek,s passes were
carried over the goal line for
-teuehdewns.
But Sinkwich will see plenty
OF action Dorais nodded. HE
-Is-s-po potentially great pro
player"
In nine tries rushing, Sinkwich
has carried the ball for total OF
as yards, an average OF better
than 5 yards try. This gain was
achieved despite a l0-yard loss on
one attempt. -
Sinkwich has completed six out
Of Il passes for a total Of 81
yards. Two Of Sinkwich's pitches,
ire tftoNf ~ r rffNfftOth itNul1Eu
directly in touchdowns.
HOPP TOP CATCHER
With four catches that totaled
81 yards and two touchdowns,
Harry Hopp currently is the De-
troit teams leading pass receiver.
Ben Hightower has caught two
passes that were good for Il yards
and one touchdown. Bill Fisk
caught two for AZ yards.
The Lions have received word
that Monte Merkel will not be
with the Bears when they arrive
here.
Merkel. a guard. has been or
dered 10 report 20 the marines al
NOtre Dame.
Bob Steuber. flaShy halfback
from Missouri who starred i'm the
All-Star game in Chicago and who
played with the Bears against
Green Bay last Sunday, will also
be missing Steuber has gone into
service at DePa4w- University.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30

This means
will have to
wait until later
in the game be-
fore making his
initial appear
ance a & a / n st
[ h G mig h [ y
Chicago eleven.
"Wby change
n W I n n n x
G O mbination ."
parted Coach
Gus Dora ais.
W h en- a S X @ i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
Probable Pitchers

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago tSmithJ al New York (Chand-
-terr
Cleveland tKlsman) At Washington
(Haefnerl (Nighf.t
DETROIT COVERMlRE) az Phiiadel phia
(Harrist.
St Louis tMuncrisf and sundraD at
Boston 20 Neil and Rybat a..
NATIONAL LEAGUE
SEw T0TK CvofseIleJ at 81. Louis
(Kustb Night
BROOKLYN 1Higbel Al Cincinnati (Riddls)
Boston (Andrewsb Al Chicago tWyseb.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30

decoys, nying right on at ter
rife speed"
Charlie Lord Of Detroit hunted
near Strawberry Island. 81. CLAIR
Flats. yesterday and saw only one
duck, black mallard which ne
is having for dinner this evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
Londes Fight
Card Complete
ForzTomorroW

With the addition Of a pair OF
prelimInaries, matchmaker Nick
Londes today announced his COM
pletc hsuc card for Olympia to-
morrow night.
Topped by Sammy Angott and
Joe Peralta. tho card includes
five bouts. There will he the other
Hereunder, between Alfred big
Boy Brown and Larry Lane,
heavyweights.
The main prelimary features
Fitzic Fitzpatrick. Cleveland mid
dlewcight. against Jimmy Man
dell Of Buffalo. They are booked
for eight rounds.
While Angott and Peralta are
winding up their training at
Motor City gym today, Brown
and Lane will polish off al Brew
ster Recreation.
The complete card:
Sammy Angott Washington. Pa, w.
Joe Peralta. Mexico, 10 rounds a. 1877
pounds
Alfred CBiE Bow Brown. Detroit. vs..
Larry Lane Trenton. y. J., 10 rounds
hesvvweights
Fitzie Fitzpatrick Cleveland. W. Jimmy
Msndell. Buffalo, y. y, eight rounds at
81 pounds
Justs Foutaine. Pittsburgh. vs.. Leslie
Jock. Flint. Mich. six rounds at 100
sammy Hughes. Detroit. Va. Erwin
Hicks. Pittsburgh, four rounds at l4s
pounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
Gutteridee Rejected

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 80 GNS) "A
bad knee resulted in the rejection
Of inhelder Don Gutteridge of the
ST Louis Browns for military
service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
Hunters Still Await
Ducks From North
BY DON GILES

you wouldn't think there
was an ammunition shortage
the way duck hunters were sky
shooting" Lloyd Eagan, presi-
dent Of the Detroit SportSmen'S
Congress, said today following
a four-day trip 10 Saginaw Bay
Eagan. who hunted with Andy
Meyers on the west side of Sagi-
nav Bay, said there were as many
hunters as last year and lust as
much shooting, but far less early
ducks.
He could see no advantage in
shooting half heai before stiF-
rise. permissible for the first time
this year
by the time hunters slosh
around in the marsh reaching
their b:inds. they've chased all
the ducks out" he said.
NOT PLENTIFUL
As TO the plentitude Of carly
ducks, Eagan said they got only
two-a pair OF black mallardS.
This condition was the same
at other camps near Ms. One
place where Is or 30 hunted
they shot only two all DAY.
am convinced the supply
blacks IL far below that Of
year ago.
"Of course. deep water ducks.
such as bluebillS, redheads and
canvasSbacks, are not down yet.
With weather conditions right.
this fight should arrive between
Oct. 10 and 20 and viii provide
excellent shooting"
Ted Hannaford of Detroit. Who
hunted with Ed Zindler and Char
lie StannitZ, found conditions just
the opposite around Sebawing.
LATE SHOOTERS
after the first day. ducks
were pretty cagey." Hannaford
related today after his four-daY
exploit in the marshes I'VE
found the best shooting an hour
before sunset.
Hannaford's party got then
limit two days and near limits on
two other days Their bags con-
sisted mostly of blacks, mallardS
and gray dnckSr-
quite a few flights Of teal
came in, but wouldn't hit our
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
Gus Wont Change
Winning Lions IL
BY LEO MACDONELL

Chuck Fenenbock, the rocket
from California. will be al left
halfback when the Lions take the
field against the Bears at Briggs
Stadium Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
AVERAGES ! YARDS

the Lions most productive player
according 10 the figures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30

OLYMPIC REC, ~. p, At GO ,, s,sts
" Au,ss ssu ard Modern. Raihsksner. obsn
so~Iios DAILY from 10 A. ~. Until ciosins.
PALACE REC. s 49,, e !, a:,. x syIsg.
Post opsr so~Iss To-day Until 80 p ~ arc
After o. Buiste, Rsrsutaut. Cocktail Lours
PALACE. SCHOeNAERR 's so.D a.. 'i s.sS.
Irs,rvetion, Given DAILY m IN. PAUL noBLEN
SELF Instructor learn TO sosl Correctly Hsrs.
puu prLru 1920 MEYERS Near
lHlM OCHvH neNIcHoLs UN. 3.s2zs
tnios opsr so-Hns Yer. TO-DAY Unin p. ~.
ara Alter ~ Az oS SATURDAYS ard sunday
PALMER PARK s w.Sa.,!s a.. 40; ;.s s';'''
TO. s.7232. Air.coaditionsd. ~ eruui~Iek
tll,S, Compstsly moderniIsd Free Psrsins.
pLpY Ann 1890 WEST WARREN s,m
Erioy Our "a sssutiiuI Ianssi oetrolr, Pr.t,I,st
coestsn Bar bo'oiulna op,n Bowling DAILY.
PLAYDIUM ss7 JOS. eA.pag, mA I''s
OPEN DAILY UNTIL An
choio. League Reseva,ion, stu Available
RAMONA REC. ,,'. s,1 tasg "'s.cHo Us:
OPEN BOWLING TODAY UNTIL 7 p ~
All DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
RIVIERA REC, So sn GRAND GA s,vts AVE-.
Or. Midnight League Reservation stu Asilsbis
OPENINGS IN Ladies thurs. Afternoon House Loop.
SOUTHEASTERN S s 's sS s sss, cs . s.,.
OPEN BOWLING TODAY UNTIL p. n
FRIDAY AFTER -. ~ SUNDAY All DAY.
SPRINGWellS 'is s sfi.y. ". s.s aS'
Open Ro~lins AL DAY Saturdays ard sundays.
80. ~ TIL Closina Wsek.osys TIL ,. After ~.
eTIrr riIp rsso0 WOODWARD TO s.is42
SIAIt ram Al stat. Fair Grounds.
90 Alleys for opsn Bo.Iins Morov THROUGH ri.
DAY ~ $50 e.M FEE Instructions Afternoons.
VInTnpv 77A i2rH a DELAWARE
fluiVni y Alleys TR. 2-sS01
Few League Openings Still Left!
WASHINGTON BOWL ~ so S'Ss;i u.s. o.
open Bowling To-day FROM 10 An 10 $50 P.N.
500 After 10. Al DAY Sat and Sun cH $500.
WAYNE'S SCHOOL s Sc %., VS. g. ,! ss,
Private Lessons Arspoons. WAYNE SPAULDlHs
Instructor. op,n Bo~iins p. ". rtil ?. ~
WEST DETROIT VIZ wYos sISs'SA CO " 80
LEAGUE OPENINGS sriLI LEFT. OPEN
: ALLEYS TO-DAY S p. n, UNTIL CLOSING
WEST WARREN , p;s.s " EA'S ., as. $50
oPUH BOWLING TO-DAY UNIlt go ? NJ
AFTER %. Uhdsf Me- o~nsn. haesn efe', 5sf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
Fight Results
~ United Pres,

SYRACUSE Fam AsH-+e:tr7. ~.
New York technically Knocked our Gunrar
E6fjana af5 Ffntanr SO PAU DeheI10.
49, Brooklyn knocked Hut jose Torres
iAS. Cubz 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
The compleie card :

The Detroit Times has far moro
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
frankie Sinkwich

about his starting lineup.
Both on the ground and in the
air. Fenenbock to date has been
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30

Altoona REC. 50 ',' su .,eH'sI. AVE- ,,t,
oPts BOWLING TODAY FROM IN A.
un,iI p ~ SATURDAYS. SuHdau UHti, .. n.
BEACON REC. '" " xts s',.s a, "1 ,.aso
oPts BOWLING TO-DAY UHrtL 500 . ~
At DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
BOWL. O-DR0ME . q . DrSrt ~. 40 $50
oeIs BOWLING AT All rIsts'
Fee LEAGUE R.'sNsuon' tsn Cocktail tou"o'.
ehrlIIkr ~ EAST CONGRESS
Vno'ILhV 20 autsa Tables CT Sis3
oPts BOWLING AT AL TINES
fs~ chcic. lsseu. RsseNa,ioni stu Available
CASINO a7s7 WOODWARD IS ALLEYS.
For League Openings. ca. 1892
curnE. TpnupIy 1854 cHUst
V"N"I 'HVWpll Pr $40
An.eondiuonsd for Your Comfort Open alley,
ua'l p. ~. After ~ Bowl Dine. o,nes
CREST LANES fuI I5 !nt4ys GO GO , EYER
Bowler, Pnsdi,ei Visit Our STAG. Bar sno
Cocktail tounu. NEVER A DULL MOMENT
DETROIT RECREATION ,s sstsytI =! :. :.,o
70 Alleys. oVsn so~Iins at AL rinEsi
Convenient 20 Al Transportation Linss
DEXTER REC. DEXTER ~ \ Boston s's,.1 s'vO'
Choice LEAGUE opsuins' lst-MondD. friday.
OPEN BOWLING AT ALL TInLsi
chpnpu DER al2o WOODWARD. rE. 2.ssso
uhnUIN nCu' CENTRALLY LOCATED
Open Bo~lins TODAY From Moon unt NJ
Afternoon League R.ssNstioni stnl Available
GRAND CENTRAL '''' ~ gss :. ,,i PARK
Pleasure 10 Bowl At oulst.u Alleys In Detroit
Good Transportation Facilities. BUs.Strset Car.
GREAT IhHIc iO BALTIMORE
'VhINi Irhlo ~ Woodland Ma $3.50
Open Bowilue-Ao Alleys IN a Ro~-UntI So ~
And After ~ 90 p n. Coektsn Bar
IMPERIAL REC GENERA MOTORS slos.
~ MODERN AIlIYs
orsn Every oaS unth Midnight Ma siss
J. J. MIlleTT'S "' TT - 5.st,, AVE.
You Are Always Welcome Here!
LOVES REC, 20 Bowling Alleys
Cocktail Lounge Murray s3l4
I3s2s Cast Jefferson at Eastiswn
LUCKY STRIKE $50, s sTSS E,vtE At
oPts BOWLING DAILY FROM 10 A. ". ON
~ BRUNSWICK LANES shR
MT. ELLIOTT REC, 1870 Mt. . e. sIo1T
op,n Bovine TODAY from A. " to6 p ~
V,b Our Cocktail LOUNGE. Excellent Fosd. s.
NEW FAIRyIEW 1850 s. sT ~. .1sFt"soS
op,n Bo~lins Today Until p ~ ssa After -
?. n. Al Day Saturdays saa sunday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
THESE Three
where they're really needed!

These skilled operators spend their time answering
Information calls They all have training and ability
that could well be used elsewhere in the war-rushed
telephone system
With your help, three of every five Information
operators could be placed somewhere else The
Three of erery fire calls they today
for numbers listed in the telephone directory!
Handling those needless calls takes the full work
ing time of l43 Michigan Bell operators!
Will you please help by doing these two things:
l. Look in the directory for the number you toont.
2. If the number isn't listed in the directory and
you call ''Informdtion,' torite il dozen
you'll hare handy the next time.
MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY
SACK IHE ArTAcK-wITH WAR BoHDsI X
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30

"Quite a few flights Of teal
came In, but wouldn't hit our
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30

Hannaford's party got then
limit two days and near limits on
two other days. Their bags con-
sisted mostly of blacks, mallardS
and gray ducks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
LATE SHOOTERS

after the first day. ducks
were pretty cagey," Hannaford
related today after his four-day
exploit in the marshes I'VE
found the best shooting an hour
Evening star., 1943-12-17

\ You'll find our famous Second Floor for
Youth radiantly ready with gift fash.
ions for Teens holidays-when sweater hops
vie with ice.cream carnivals when the
victrola and radio work in swing. shifts
when "coke" and doushnuts strew the liv.
ing room when even the rug cuts up.
\ For Miss Teens there's whole world
all her own on our Second Floor for Youth
with four individual shops devoted ex.
clusively to the fashions she loves best
;. from the sweaters n skirts she collects
like prize pearls-to the suits she lives in
From the bright little woolen dresses Gas
characteristic of Miss Teens as her own
flowing mane) to the Teddy Bear coats she
tosses with whimsical unconcern over her
slacks and evening dresses alike.
\ The Prep Crowd, too, comes in for
major attention on our Second Floor for
Youth. In our Varsity Shops, you'll find the
trusty tweeds, the sports jackets, the slacks,
the casual sweaters and shirts which win the
0. X. and approving eye of the discerning
young men of today.
X So :. if it's Teens gifts you're thinking
of -. why not make it something to
wear for their holiday whirl? Our Second
Floor for Youth has the red carpet out for
them-and for you-so run {. don't walk
to the nearest entrance of The Hecht Co.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-17
Victory Gardens
Contests Opened
To 4-H CIubbcrs

More than 300 Vance county ill
club bows and girls are culiivatinr
victory GardCnS as club projects and
many of these youths arc expected
10 enter contests leading tr nation
al competition. /, y stated by Nrill
W: HhI'h, assistant farm agent.
nc contests are open to- b' ~ iIdc
all cub members " rking under
w" SlincrNI ION at tho ESt"nsipn Scr
vice IN STATES accepting the nati"nni
I'LL victory garden contest and en-
rolled during the Currrn; year ~ The
project.
Gold plated sirriiu': silver medal
VIII be awarded + four rcpr". rmtr
| 'iN'$ at the Inc award ,.rur,D u
each county. state awards ar, cIrhi
/ SD war Swing; bonds; sectional
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-17
HENDERSON CN c. DAILY DISPATCH THURSDAY JUNE + -,

the patients arc white and rnc =,
roiorcd, the latter being prcscn, a,
he clinic for the first time.
Whe her clinic will be held dur
ing the month of July has not been
decided, il was said, but announce
mcnt will be made in advance of tho
tentative date for the clinic.
Dr.. W. +. Cole, orthCpcdic sur
gcon ol Greensboro, conducted tho
clinic with the assistance + mem
bcrS Of the staff Of the county health
department.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-17
SALVATION ARMY'S
MEETING ON MONDAY

non Amy Advisory Board "i Hen
drrS"n viii be held in the f"rm al Il
dinner affair next Monday evening
sam Afford. chairman of the board
sad today. Tho dinner will be at
ID clock IN the evening and at the
Vance hotel.
Officers Tor the year Will be elect
cd and Envoy Charles Cook. in
charge of the local post. Will offer
his annuL. report.
Tho chairman l. notifying NOM
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-17
BAckAcHE,
LEG PAINS MAY
BE DANGER SIGN
OF Tired Kidneys

II backachc and leg pains are making you
miserable don't just c"'uIl, and do nu'hInx
about them. Nature may lie warming you that
your kidneys need attention.
Tho kidneys arc Na'uir's chief way nf,aking
excess acids and poi, rDus waste out of tho
ll"od. They help Il. ,"Dp!c pass about 3
pants day.
II the - miles AZ ,.ircy tubes and filter,
don't work we'll, POI ra waste Iuatter stay,
in the blood. ] hcsc pDIs0ns may start naygIng
hackachcs, rheumatic pains. leg pains, los, ut
Pep and energy, getting up nights, swelling,
ruthncss un'l"r tho eyes, headaches and dizk,-
ncsP. f"'iuCr' or sca'tT pas .Ecg with smart
ing nEd burning some IECs shows thorCis some
thing wrong with y"ur ki''u'v3 or hlpiIer
Don't wait, AK your dtir-ret iYr DTan's
Fills, us"d successfully 10y millions Tor "ver 40
srars. They give happy icl"f and vii help
The u T. les of kidney tuhce f'sh out I,oisun-
Gus waste from the liyyl. &c. DuEu's Pills.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-17
Jr. WOnan's Club
In Business Meet

Several items of business were
d rr'.rt "a: the regular monthly
meeting of the Junior Woman'S club.
Hcli Wednesday evening in the base
mcnt If the II LcSli" Perry Memo
Hil .lnrIlv. and 4 was decided to
ass'.; ne committee al the Service
Men Ccn'C" in bCaut.iylng the
2g"Unf, - tho roar I thc center. \
o.ww1'"" from tho Junior Woman ;
rr" @r. appointed ny Miss Pacr
G.'H. president. H. assist IN thu
.r meeting opened with H.,
.--"u r'"ds". followed Ivy rru'Iu"
gent. fr'r" va ~ program. and
o.. r..'PI. VA, brief
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-17
Miss Daniel Arrives Homo.

Ills l'UmCVS DlniCI. who IN thC
ua.t ,clrol year both taught ana
studied m Ohio 81 Itc University al
C,!mru-. has arrived home to he
with h"g parents. Ar. and Mrs. "
+. Daurl. on 'hr OXiord Road. She
Is 70 hr married The latter part +
nest week.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-17
fridge Luncheon For
Miss Alice Harrison

MIS-. SpottSwood Burwcll enter
tanned al q bridge luncheon Wcdn.s-
DAY IN honor [ Miss Alice Harrison.
EI-*' marriage 1" Edward II. Dixon,
-. '"''c
i"NcIF arrangements of regal lilies
.l" "'lcr summer flowers decorated
IRE rooms where the guests assem-
.icu a, II o'clock fnr bridge. Thosv
t'!E'hE were: Miss Harrison, Mrs.
, r,> iinrmcr. Miss Ann Upchurch.
NJ ms. i,"u"r' BaSkcrvIll. Mrs. DicI;
""fW'!!, Mrs. ii. l.. Hight, Miss En-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-17

ma Thomas Rose. MivS Anna Mae
Bruin, Miss Ellie Rose. Miss Dorothy
Cooper. Miss Elvira Chcathm. and
Miss Caroline Miles.
Mrs. Burwcll presented a rirt of
linen to Miss Harrison and bridge
prizes were also linen.
At one o'clock, guests were Joined
by Miss Dorothy Harrison, Mrs. X
G. Harrison, Mrs. L. II. Dixon, Miss
Elizabeth jenkins, Miss Caroly, Pol
ston, Miss ..iary Sill, Petty, Mis-,
Ruth Burton, Mis- Helen Roystc,
and Mrs. james II. Brodic for lunch
,On
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-17
OulrtcrIy W. VI. y. Meet

The quarterly meeting f The Wo-
man. .Ils Irmary Society oil the FIRST
BaptIt church Will he held a, Il,
ociock Monday afternoon in the
l,dcs pml"r OF tho church. Each Of
ti5cr and circle leader is requested
70 take IN her report al that time.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-17
SrnLSOr Service Dance

The Junior Wuman'S club will
81 n,ny dance a, the Service Men.
Center Saturday niGhr. and aiuIs-
ION tor girls Will be ny card. All
g!.lS ~.'o arc rcgI tered inr the Camp
Butn'r utnCCS or who are members
of either The Junior Womau'S club OF
juror Civic club are asked t call
at he Service Center between , ana
: a.cl'ch Friday afternoon for their
card
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-17

awards are trips t.. the 22nd ma
tional ILL Club C"ngrcys IN Chicago:
and national awards are SlOu war
savings bonds 10 DC awarded to the
eight sectional winners.
Details concerning the contest may
be secured through the Ex,"ny ion
Service office.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-17

Mr. and Mrs. W. [. SlainbaCll have
rstuynrd from Il ten-day trip 20
;ani,nwnc. Wisconsin. where they
Visited their n. DR.. W. {. STAN
hac;. who iH lieutenant SENIOR
Grade IN the Navy. and stationed at
that pUIu'
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-17
ONLY FOUR PATIENTS
PRESENT AT CLINIC

Only four patients were examined
and treated yesterday at the month
" clinic for cripple children. il was
reported today at the office of the
N"ucC health department. Three of
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-17
From WinStDn-S Salem.

FlIard Vow. who ~ Il student at
,,c B.wm1n Gray School of Mcdi-
r,nc, Nm ,on-Salcm. is spending
,brer week. AT his home here with
hi. parents, DR.. and Mrs. y. {. iJw.