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Evening star., 1943-12-13
SITUATIONS WoMeN.

COLLEGE WOMAN desires part-time eve
Types pes Of work; Box 1901, Star.
ihEssMAkiNG. sifars snn. designing remodeling and
St NV, Apt. 4. AID. 223s.
dustry only; 25 years old bus. col. grad
uate; S3O-S35 salary; six years exp: exc
Sreierences; start Immediately. Box 53-L,
MEDICAL SECRETARY wants work. doc
tors office; R. N, exper', conscientious
versatile; Greeg graduate. Box 142-L Star.
PRACTICAL NURSE or companion for Tor ell
PUBLlc PefH PeriVn ACcoSTaNTl ASans l72a vo.r,
ence. university graduate; complete service.
books kept statements and taxes prepared !;
part time Box 126-L. Star IA.
hEJEfIioNlST. college graduate. 81, ex-
perienced; desires position, available imme-
99iateiy: hlshest references. Box 2O1-L,
sECRETARIAL POSITION, high class,
where administrative experience is de-
sEGRETaRYyssT s1Eed; salaTys $40 gesk ME. 5l99.
eated b;f,i thoroughly eXperlenced, executive
SECRETARY sTENoGRAPHER, hi HER experi-
enced well educated, wishes parttime or
interesting full-tlme position. GE. 1921
SERVGEMAN'S WIFE, who has had some
hospital training, wishes to care for ell
deTy person e or jnvalid free to travel can
sTENOGRAPHER- SECRETARY, with over
~ years legal and other experience, de-
slreS position commensurate with ability:
available Immediately. Box 179-L, Star.
WOMEN, refined Catholic academy grad
uatel, desires position as companion or
practical nurse; competent in every line
Box 200-L Star. 15s
Evening star., 1943-12-13
CATTLE 8 LIVESTOCK.

ONE GRAY MARE, 5 yrs. old one mare
colt, Is mo. old. Call Alexandria 5941
eve. and Sun. w, A. PTye Annandale, Va.
RIDING HORSE. thoroughbred, jumper.
excellent gaits, years old. Call WO.
5654.
Evening star., 1943-12-13
WONDERGRO

Nothing better. Your neighbor says 80
and SO will you when you have tried ton
Of this super richly fertilized and finely
ground black humus Makes poor soils
good and good soils better Acts quickly.
Holds moisture. Highly effective on grass,
trees, shrubs, roses, vines and flowers. Ths
ideal plant food you have long been looking
for. SIS ton delivered. Lawn seeded. re-
pared or rejuvenated. Beautiful specimen
evergreens, Towering shrubs, fruit and
shade trees. Colorful fagstone walks. ter
races, rock gardens, lily pools, outdoor fire.
ing and transplantng. Free estimate.
Lincoln 1925 IA
Evening star., 1943-12-13
POULTRY q EGGS.
COAL. WOOD FUEL OIL

FOR sALE-25 geese, frying chickens and
fresh eggs. Mrs Vlrgle DALEY, Herndon,
Va, RI No. 2 near ForeStvllie.
Evening star., 1943-12-13
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BULLDOGS months. female puppy. By
Ch. Falstone Dreadnaught. Child's pet.
l044 Bladensburg road ne. LII. T195.
DOG, English bull. .pedigreed mos. old.
female, spsyed, lively. fovable. Nights and
Sunday. ME. 500; days. RE 1915.
ENGLISH BULL PUPPIES, pedigreed Phone
Shepherd 1850.
SHELTIE, registered, stud strvice. Pup
for small fee. SP. 0s02-J
COOKERS, REDS. BLACKS. ,s2O-s25-s35.
Cross Boston, Fox. Collie, Police, IS
Dog Hotel, 7344 Georgia Ave. ia. 1921.
BOXERS.
Let one of these grand puppies help
brighten your Christmas. MA 7043, Alex
andria OSn5.
WIRE-HAIRED PUPPIES
For Christmas. vks, champion stock:
outstanding litter. Ii. 3Os5. 1406 Morse
ST. ne.
Evening star., 1943-12-13
REFRIGERATION

SHORTAGE OF SERVICFMEN
ne need for trained men to overhaul
ana service refr!geration and alr-condi-
tlonins equipment is urgent. If you are
mechan!ca lly inclined and have a fair edu-
cation, look into this big paw trade Learn
now you can get this training in spare
time or evenings No interference with
present JOB. For full information write at
once giving name. address. etc. Utilities
Eng. Inst. Box SOL. Star l3s
Evening star., 1943-12-13
FARM g GARDEN.

CHRISTMAS TREES for sale. wholesale and
retail. ME. 1900, DU 1900.
CHRISTMAS TREES for sale. 4oc each By
the hundred; also fireplace wood. pins
bows. rCping Qaurel and pinel, Christmas
TOPSOH, want to buy 5 1000 yards viii
move it or haul it myself. IL 2102, 226
Evening star., 1943-12-13
CHRISTMAS TREES.

Virginia pine: fine assortment. heavy
foliage. Deal6rs' attention. Cut and haul
them yourself. Is mi. south of Wash, on
hard-surfaced road, convenient loading.
VIII consider delivery Of lots 200 or more.
Call WO. 9619, except Sunday, WO. 1854.
Evening star., 1943-12-13
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, auditor; books opened
kept part time statements, tax reports
reasonable; re- Randolph 1928.
ENGINEER, civil-structural, with extern
sive design and. construction experience,
desires evening work. Call Emerson 2093.
INCOME TAX, bookkeeping systems books
started and kept at reasonable rates;
Suffcient time allotted for efficient work
Write Jules Latferman, Ala Fla. ave ne,
PRIVATE TuTOR-COMPANION. 42-year-
old man with excellent BACKGROUND and
vide experience with normal and also
handicapped pupils: prefer to travel or
live in the country Address Box 1851,
Star for interview, numerous local refer
enCeS IA
STENOTYPIST with conference reporting
speed Will accept responsible perm.
position as secretary to industrial mfg
or other executive Able CORRESPONDENT
Personnel analyst Married. with family
Kensington LIB
Evening star., 1943-12-13


eSsary. Apply trust department, the Wash
!ngton Loan & Trust Co.
THE HECHT CO.,
F ST. AT 9TH, NATIONAL 5loO.
HAS VACANCIES FOR THE
FOLLOWING SALESPEOPLE
Particularly in our exciting toyland and
lovely gift shop; full or part time hours
arranged to suit your convenience; no ex-
perlence necessary
ALTERATION OPERATORS.
SeamStreSSes, htters and tallors. Profit
able work in pleasant surroundings. Full
or part time.
WRAPPERS AND CASHIERS
inexperienced workers, you can get top
compensation for your efforts.
OFFICE HELP.
Permanent positions for secretaries. typ
iStS comptometer operators, clericals who
have a good handwriting
ENJOY MANY BENEFITS
such AS special discount on all your
purchases. disqualification, executive train
Ing Tor those who qualify
Evening star., 1943-12-13
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
G1RLS-WOMEN.

BE A PRACTICAL NURSE.
BIG DEMAND-HIGH WAGES
Hlgh school not necessary. Easy to
demands have caused big shortage Pre-
pare now for this interesting, profitable
ana patriotic work. Write for FREE in
formation. Wayne School for PraCtics
NurSlng RnY 1Q-I D
Evening star., 1943-12-13
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
PERSONAL.

FEN1STNAk.
ARE YOU DRESSING FOR TWOo We Spe
clallze IN making maternity dresses, many
patterns to select from. Mrs. Collier, 1853
AUTO DRIVING, taught by experts: easy
permits secured. RA, s3s4 '"A D
FuR COATS restyled. repaired, refined,
stynSh jackets and capes made from dis
carded fur coats; efficiently. reasonably
INCOME TAX declarations, sudits systems.
66o3okSkeepins. B. H. Pace, C. P. A. WI
LADIES' FUR HATS, matching muFs made
Remodeling, blocking. cleaning. Material
mats and felts. Vogue Hats, 737 18th
OPPORTUNITY for cultured, capable wom-
an without immediate family to have home
small salary and pleasant light duties as
nouSemother Tor sorority girls. Box SOL
WATCH REPAIRING, 3 to $ day service;
az WORK guaranteed, S. Franks Jewelry
G2MdRsunl4ths Sc; dlqt l4th st. NV. nr; L. RE 5IiO.
method Results efiective Tor "a a iifen HSl
time or money back Write for booklet No
drugs or 6urgery; DIR. SOMMERWERCK
n36b Columbia I'd Adams 03sS.
pHONE SHEPHERD $3.50. ask for Miss
Powell, if you are in need Of a loan up
10 $500 on your signature.
rsIse Rs' re.,h Il W R.1,,Iss SoHNsoN 2,s, pENT1sT
Room COZ. Westorv Bldg. 6O5 l4th NV,
ROBT B SCOTT
DENTAL LABORATORY.
aoom 90l. Westory Bldg. 605 l4th ST NV
NEED EXTRA MONEY?
Only ieaultement Is that you be en-
just phone DAVE PENNEY, CHI 32@4
Evening star., 1943-12-13
COUPLE

Woman cook and light laundry, all cows; ;
man, general houseman and some driving;
lovely quarters, TOP salary; small family;
only those who can appreciate lovely
nome need apply; give references, etc.
Evening star., 1943-12-13
MEN .
HELP WOMEN.

ALTERATION HELP required, colored,
thoroughly experienced. 1903 Conn. ave.
ASSISTANT DIETICIAN. private sanitarI-
UNI good salary, room and board included
al lln
Evening star., 1943-12-13

GOLD-BRING YOUR OLD GOLD.
SILVER. PLATINUM. TEETH. DISCARDED
JEWELRY. WE PAY CASH
A. KAHN INC. 81 YEARS AT e35 p.
CASH FOR DIAMONDS AND OLD GOLD.
Diamond watches and discarded jewelry,
Ernest Burk. Inc. 614 18th NV. Di 2T73.
ELECTRICAL TRAINS,
All gauges and Lionel accessories; We also
buy electrical fans and electrical sppIi-
anceSs CAL superior Lock and ElectTis
CONTINUED on Next Pags.)
Evening star., 1943-12-13
CLERK-TYPIST.

Security experience preferred but not nee
eSsary. Apply trust department, the Wash
ington Loan e. Trust Co
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23
Dexter News
By MRS. MORRIS WILSON

Misses Lilly May and MozcIIc
GtrrrHmt spent Sunday with Miss
Louise Boyd.
HruntlCy Crews spent tho week
end with William WilkcrSon.
Tn" V. NJ. S. of Dexter Baptist
church met Friday night with Mrs.
Arch Woody. 1t was decided 10
hay" the bazaar Friday night. No
Nc'no"r 26. NJ DcNtcr church. Ev-
cgYnuc j. invited.
Nh. Carlos Beck and children
have come 10 spend som" time with
hey mother. Airs. {. {. Saitcrwhitc.
Mrs. Knott and children and Mrs.
KNOTS mother. Mrs. Boyd. visited
Norman Scott i'll Granville hospital
Yesterday. Friends will be glad to
learn he is getting on fine
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. s. Harper. Mis-
l."iHC ard Mrs. +. y. Bramc. Mrs.
!. G. 0'Bricn, Mrs. =. p. Williams
a"H Miss Gertrude O'Bricn were
Sunday afternoon guests of Mr.. and
MIS-. Morris Wilson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23

pOWERFUL-Thc leaders in This
movement are fully aware that they
cannot hope To- got all the fishermen
ana hunters 10 vote together. After
al, thcrc arc lots OF Republicans wnu
love 10 fish and shoot. and there are
m ny u;hcus vino have cnnSidcl.a-
IONS more !mpp.tan; than their IN
ierc.;; IN Wild game. On the other
h"nd. there IS no discnuntirg the
Tact that Spu"tsmcn Stic!; together
pretty well and if Inc incipicn, move
mcnt really gets under way il can
prove right potent i'll the next pri
mary.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23
HENDERSON On c. DAILY DISPATCH TUESDAY, NOVEMBER % ,o,e

SportSmen. with emphasis on Fishing.
but there's no reason why ,hn~
shouldn't be Interested as citizras in
politics. AT lcaS; that's how =, nro,In
oi icaEuerS IN the piedmont section
oi me State have II figured out. Led
ny one or w" men who have pcrSO-
ii',i on oth'r reasons iur rcScnting the
ADMINISTRATION Of game laws under
supervision uI Commissioner Hlmton
james. the WaltpnianS are said 10 be
getting ready 10 put candidates rnl,
governor and other high offices ON
the spot. They arc going 10 demand.
us promise Tor their support in the
primary, promise to change the
Z, me control set up.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23
Help Is Greatly
Needed To Finish
Bandagcs Quotas

From the Red CrCSS surgical
dressing room came today as ur-
gent call to the women of the
community To give rs much on
their time as possible in the re-
manning days of November to-
ward working up the December
quota.
II was said that the December
allotment j. 10000 surgical
dressings. and il is hoped that
this can he completed by the end
of November. so that the ladies
assisting will not he intcrfcrcd
with in their preparations TO,
the Christmas season. If the
quota can nc completed This
month. no work will be rcquir-
ed in December al all, il was cX-
planned.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23

IN decorating the club room.
The thrcc-ticrcd wedding cake
MAS topped by Il miniature brid. and
groom, the groom dressed IN en-
Signs uniform. Punch. indiyid':al
Drldc$ cakes, nuts and minis were
served.
During the evening a smaller cake
WAS presented to DR.. and Mrs. l..
II. lioylc, whose wedding annivcr-
Shfy Is today. A miniature bride
ard groom in appropriate Costume
topped the cake.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23

y perfect Sct-up for the modern
oaby-doll q. just like Il real bnbv'S
Quilt. The one time in the wear
Whcn you can really sew lnr fun i.
now. Pattern 95I5 will afford voI
as much pleasure II make as il viii
give the little mama" won receives
the finished w,rdrObc for her doll
Pattern may he ordered only for
dolls measuring IA. II. "a and 20
inches. For individual yardagcs see
your pattern.
Send SIXTEEN CENTS in coins
Tor This pattern. Write plainly
SIZE. Name, ADDRESS. STYLE.
NUMBER.
Send your order ~ IIcdcrSOn Dis
patch. Pattern Department. 30 West
18th St, New York II, Ny.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
Tho Authority on Authortes-
Tho Authority on AuthoritIe.-

II made little difference what
defense West put up. Each of the
two times he would have to lead
would be sure 10 cost him a trick.
cutting down his winners TO four.
He actually CHOSE the club A as a
choice of cvils-a bad choice an
parcntly. though it really did not
matter. After that set up South.s
*. West led the : TO it. setting up
the . for South. who promptly
used 1t 10 discard Il diamond from
dummy--though that didn't make
any difference either.
After laying down the heart A.
South put West in again with the
+: '"est scored his spade 4. to see
what East would do. and then do.
cidcd he had better score his dia-
mond y. 1t was good he did. for If
lie had made any other lead, South
would have had an extra trick. nv
dropping the last trump and us.
ing spades for discards Of his two
diamonds.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23
Mrs: H0yle Is Hostess
HtDin71er On Monday

Mrs. |. II. lioyic was hostess Mo-
aay evening at her home on the
ONlord road at dinner party hon
3r'ng Miss Mary Gene Fallncr and
Ensign Eugene Sigmund Tris,r
whose marriage will take place i;;is
afternoon at $50 O'Clock i'm the First
Methodist church. Guests inc,,doj
members OF the wedding party.
Places were laid for six nj .ho
brides table which was ccn.crc.l
win an arrangement of yellow and
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23

INDEPENDENT. - \ substantial
element of these SpurtSmcn 80 fur
thor tina" the m IurIty IN demanding.
not only some changes nd adjust
mrntS III administrative procedure
but an entirely ncw department nI
game independent of the department
oi conservation and development oi
which the game control agency Is
now division. This phi: Sc Of the
conflict i Old and rcvolvcS mostly
around the policy of using some OF
the receipt. !ur hunting and tlshin.
licenses to fight forest fires or for
other departmental purposes.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23

iOEf. - Senatorial Candidate
Clyde II. lIoCy Spc"t several hours
around the square Monday. most a.!
II being spent in lt;cnins t. rcn>-
SlirarCcS al support in the IUlrhCulu-
ing PRIMARY. Il has been II years
since Morrison icit the governors
uitic" and only few u!dtmcIS
lroU:d The square remember him in
That capacity. Iiocy left jus. three
years ago and was generally acclaim
ed The most popular governor since
AyC0Ck e. leave the office. Whatever
the ratio of support for the several
candidates may be throughout the
State. lIncy undoubtedly has the vote
around the square.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23
Couples Club To Meet

Tho Couples club If The Frs, Pre-.
hE'crIan church is announced I,
meet tomorrow night at : o'cIncl;
tn" h":tC:scS tor the evening arc
Mrs. Hugh Stafford, Mrs. jim Proc
Tor and Mrs. Jack Hinton. \ tradi-
tinnal Thanksgiving turkey dinner
VIII be served. and the program will
h " Tha@ lSgiving flavor through
uu'.
T"u,C members who cannot attend
are !SEcd 10 contact the secretary .!
the club by noon Wednesday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23
Cake Cutting Giveu
Feting Bridal Couple

f"ii"winG The rehearsal Monday
evening Tor their wedding, Miss
Wary Gene Falkncr ard Ensign Eli
gene lesser were entertained at a
cakc cutting al West End Country
Siub by Mrs. Geneva b. Tciscr and
MlScs Helen and Louise Tciscr
m"'her and sisters of the groom.
HucSlS included members of the :vn
families, the wedding party and out
of-town guests.
autumn leaves, ferns and arrange
ihchtS OF grapes and ivy were used
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23
CONSIDER THE LEADS

MERE POSSESSION of a lot of
big cards, does not constitute
enough reaSOn TO make a business
double with the expectation Of
scoring penalty points. If those
cards are punched in your own
hand. and you are reasonably sure
your partner is not destined to get
IN the lead. You must rcvaluc your
own cards on their ability if you
nave TO lead away from them. In
ease they are in tcnacc positions.
ms may make every lead cost
you trick.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23

While chrySanthcmumS. and o,hc?
guests were seated al small tables.
a thrcc-coursc turkey dinner WAS
served.
Guests included Miss Falkncr ard
Ensign TciScr, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Herndon. Miss Minerva Fall;nCr
Burl Smith, Mr.. ard Mrs. Mae
Falkncr Of Oxford, &. Barton HOWE
Miss Helen Tciscr. Robert NJ. Falk-
ncr, Miss Jessie Baity. Miss LouIss
TciScr and Melville Dorsey
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23
Oyster In Generals Lap
Breaks Ice With British

lhG Larger state he went 10 L. diana
PniiS 10 'adrcSS the Junior Chamber
ni Commerce. While being taken
,hr"u2h The Swank Columbia club.
ii"oNicr COP stronghold. by his host.
Jack RuckclshauS, they cncountcrd
Jim. "
with his usual cifuSlvcncss Jim
'hrcW ms arms around both tho BOYS
WIN hearty greeting t. RucKcl-
ShauS. who broke in with:
senator. you know Coy. Phil Id
Toilette Oi WiSCo ,Ein--''
Know him! Know him" Watson
interrupted. "Or Course know him.
Where Is he? want Ia shs Ike hands
with him"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23
Society News
HARVEST OF TIE LEAVES

Here is Il harvest To take
Which needs no sowing or rcapinr
All that the arms can hold
Whispering over the rake,
Basket and barrel hcaping.
Not tn CvCryonc'S taste,
Maple and oak leaf blowing.
But cover them over to mold
And let the alchcmiSt cold
Work it's way with the waste
And spring will have something
Tor growing.
Charles Malam
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23

IN the Sunday after the Carnyiua-
Duke football game. This year there
were some l.5oO present. including
'iiic!aI represent tIvcS of the Two
universities. There WAS. Of course. no
politics mixed up with tho Sugdav
school lesson. but the former COVER
nor admitted that the subject was
touched upon III off-Sidc convcr,a-
tons before and after the lesson
period.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23
Starts Cadet Training

Pfc. Clifton T.. Edwards. SOL of Mr..
and Mrs. +. e. Edwards. mas been
accepted as Il cadet in the Army
Mir Corps and has started his train
ing 4 the following address: Squad
ron d. 2ith Training Group. AAF
BIC. Jefferson Barracks, Missouri.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23

SPEEDY. - Mail service between
come poirtS may be slow. but Sccrc-
lary of Stale Thad Eurc has no COM
plant about Durham-Rs leigh Scrl ice
lie addressed civic club in the Bull
City last Friday al one O'Clock. stayed
over for an ElkS meeting, and when
he walked into his office Saturday
morning found It letter from the Dur
ham club thanking him rUr MS
speech.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23
ChDirS 10 Practice

There Will he an important prac-
tICC of the senior and junior chnirs
w Holy lAn"ccntS Episcopal church
Al '.l5 o'clock Wednesday evening
in TIC choir room of the church
All members arc urged TO be pres
chi,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23

TEACIIING-Thc candida, was
on his way 10 Burlington t. speak
Monday night. following his annUa
STU day school appearance al D;!r-
ham. This was the fourth consecutive
year the former GOV Crn0r has talked
IN a combined class of Durham mon
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23
Homo on FnrlOiIgll

Staff Sgt. Carson r. Wells. Of At
tcrbury. indiana, is home on Through
visiting his grandmother. Mrs. l.. w.
HobgDod. Xcnc street. and Mrs &. j.
Ovcrbury in Smithficld.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23

OPTIMISTIC. - Without discount
ing MprriSon'S vntc-Gciting abilities
IN" Shelby candidate expires ed COM
Plc1c confidence ~ u outcome OI Inc
primary. He doesn't thi~k there Will
he any other strong c. ndidatcs bui
indicated Willingness TO take on al!
corners.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23
Wesleyan Guild NIcclS

The Wesleyan Service Guild OF
the First Methodist church will NEE,
at I.i5 o'clock this evening in the
lud.r, parlOr of the church.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23
X X 4 X X X
4 WITH THE COLORS X
K 4 X X X X
Leaves After FurlOuch

Pvt. T.. Chandler Muse. who has
been on Through from Fort Riley.
Kansas. visiting his father. DR.. J. d.
Muse. has left for Fort Ord Calf.
where lie will bc stationed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23
IT Weakened From Lack of Iron
Due to "MonthIy lossesO

You girls and women who suffer from
Simple ancmia or who lose so much
during monthly periods that you feel
tired. weak, dragged out"--duc to
low blood-iron-
Start at oncc-try Lydia E. Pink
hams Compound TABLETS with
added irom. Pinkham's Tablets is one
of the greatest blood-iron tonics you
can buy to help build up red blood 10
give more strength and to promote q
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23
Transferred Ia n v

Mr.. and Mrs. 7. y. Edwards have
received work that their son. S. c..
Edwards. S , c. has been transfer
rcd from Boston, Mass, To New York
City.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23
Visit in Durham

Ms. Raymond Robertson and little
son. Eilly. spent last week in Dur
ham visiting Mr.. and Mrs. I. H..
williamson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23
SucndS Weekend Hero

Mrs. Frank Allen of Fayetteville
spent last weekend with her mother
Mrs.. l.. W. llobGood, on Zcnc street
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23

Approximately 25.0O0.OO persons
dicd from The Black Death III Eu-
i"lc IN the lith century.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23
L. ID. &. Meeting

Inc L. ID. c. will meet Wednesday
afternoon al $3.50 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Alex Cooper. All
members arc urged to be present.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23

Jim Watson spent 40 years in House
and Senate representing Indiana. Jim
was and is known IS grcctCr. never
failing To- call Il manor woman-by
first name. But he supcd once.
While Phil LaFollcttc of the Wis
ConSin LaFOllcttcS was governor OF
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23

SPORTSAIEN. - Members ni lhc
lE"hk Walton lie que are primarily
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23

l0% Helps-Buy lOG More,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23
CONGRATULATIONS
,i&tA&1j
Birth of Son

Mr.. and Mrs. Clement \. Rodwcll.
'f. announce tho birth of Il son. Da-
va W"odroof. on Sunday. Novcm-
pcr u. AT Maria Parham hospital.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23
Tomorrow's Problem

Distributed by King Features sv,ai.,.,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23

dealer: East. Both sides y,,l-
ncrable.)
East South West North
Pass ~ 20 20
Pass go Mi
west explained after the dis
as.er that he had expected to
take Two tricks each in the min
ors anu one each in the majors.
since lis cards all we're at the left
OF the opening bidder. That is cx-
actiy what he would have done if
East could have led to him a cou-
pie OF times, instead of West hav-
ing to lead. But such was NOT
TO ha
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-23

more refreshed and robust blood
Strcam-in such cases.
Taken as dircctcd-Pinkham. Tab
lets is one OF the rcry best and 0uicy.-
eSt nome ways TO get precious iron
INTO the blood. Just try Pink
hams Tablets faithfully for -
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