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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14

on over thousand ranges I'm All
parts of America and they stIf-
fered no accident of any kline
KOtts said
NO ACCIDENTS
More proof is the fact that right
here in Michigan during the past
three years close 10 100000 men.
women. boys and girls have taken
rifle training or participated IN
matches WITHOUT A SINGLE
ACCIDENT.
In the three Hearst rifle
matches conducted by The Detroit
Times, largest indoor rifle shoot
inc competition ever staged in
which an average OF 1000 COM
peted each year. there has never
been a single accident. Included
were hundreds OF boys and girls
who had just graduated from rife
schools IN Detroit
There is only one answer Ed
ucation in the handling OF fire.
arms.
What are the simple rules for
the safe handling of firearms !
Are they technical. undressing,
hard 10 learn and bothersome 4
We do not think so Read them
over and see for yourself.
TEN SAFETY RULES
l-TTeat every gun a. II 10
were a loaded gun until you
personally have proven other
wise.
Garry only empty guns,
taken down or with the action
open, into your automobile,
camp and home.
3-Always he sure that the
barrel and action are clear Of
obstruction.
Always carry your gum 80
that YOU can control the d.
rection Of the muzzle even II
you stumble.
5-Be sure Of your target
before YOU pull the trigger.
6-Nevcr point gun At
anything you do not want
shoot.
Newer leave your gun un-
attended unless YOU unload II
first.
S-Ncver climb tree or o
fence with loaded gun.
9-Never shoot at n Hat, hard
surface or the surface Of water.
lO-Do not mix gunpowder
and alcohol.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Leahy Has a Worry

The only worry Frank LeahS
has is seeing that che boys arc
there in time for the kickoff.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
A GOOD PLACE TO BOWL

A 5000 PLACE TO BOWL
THE RIVERSIDE
3i73 G. Jefferson. at neDOUsHH CT. fs72-
Altoona REC. s y A1 s1eH'GH "a. A sa,
OPEN BOWLING TODAY FRon 10 A. ~
UNTIL p. N. WEEKDAYS uhriI ?. ~.
ARCHWAY 100" '''r ~ ;f' rs, AVE-
Modern hIisa. opsn Bo~tirs satWasys ssd ssa.
days from A. ~ uHtn 30 A. n. Far Adjoi-iaO.
ART CENTRE wo % AVA. e a. . s.s's"
Open Bowling Att DAY Saturday, ana sunday.
Frss psrkins. rTesI'ss' Trs'spsrts'ea Fss'sttIss.
btAGUh hEG. "a Alleys W asoSs
Open Bowiiuu TODAY frem 10 A n Tiu Closias
OPENINGS Tor Morninq and Afternoon Leagues.
BOWLING GREEN n s.as SiYf"r so' ,i,s
Onen Bovine Att DAY saturday. ard suedsu
From 10 A. NJ til elosins. "eekdsu ~ J. y N.
BOWL -0.Dn0ME Z! ,s7', %! Dexter s 20 $500
OPEN BOWLING At ALI TIMES.
Few LEAGUE Reservations LEFT. Cocktail LOUNGE.
BRlGATM00R st 1SS't ss s.sI9ll az avs ,s,s
70 Fatty Equipped BrBasviek sirss~Iinsd Alleys
opsa Bo~ins ALL DAY saisrdays ard sussAyA
CASINO REC. i 7, at TqSs"As co. A ~,
Open Bowling al All Times!
nruTruuIu 1889 GRArIoT ave.
ULHtLHNiNl Near smile Rs.ssitie 1850
opea Bs~iias TO-DAY "a n. Us,H go A. ~.
Vtsn OR Besatifsl Cocktail Lsssse- 10 Lanes
GHEkE- TR0MBIY ass - es .,ls
Ar.casdHiopsd ter Ysor csmfort. opea Aa.ys
TODAY Al Az rl~sa Bowl. Disc oseee
eprST ILHreFUILERros at GO. RIVER
a ao-I.r'. PHasl.., VS., Or Sisss Bar sns
cocstsH L0snss. NEVER DULL MOMENT
ncupY ISIS WHITTIER at KtLLY no.
DLNOi W ALLEYS Ar 6tfg
opsH Bo~iins TODAY from sla A. n. Urin
Ciosisa Hs"s 81 'hs famous sasksi-s' -ch'essu.
DETROIT RECREATION ,s sstsytTI q. ~ s,sO
"a Ansys Opea Bo~liss AZ Att TIsESi
Convenient 70 Az TraHspsrtaiiea lines
rIpnlu pr N7s WOODWARD. rI. 1880
oPIn sowLlse TODAY rRon 70 a. n.
UNrIL CLOSING. WEEKDAYS UhTit p. N.
6LEhEA6LES REC. s ,l.1s tv." NO. ssss
opsn Bo~lias TODAY Neon Un,n ciosino wsss-
dAy Untl J. After ~. PLENTY OF PlhBOfs.
GRAND CENTRAL 10" I rts seS1 s"HS
Pleasure 10 Bawl Al ouietea Alleys " ostIoN.
Good Transportatisa Facilities. Bus-strset Car.
Grand RIVER-LIV ERN0lS 1856 s s,'@ 20 S''''
OPENINGS FoR SATURDAY LEAGUES
opsn Bsuiins TODAY p. " U"t'i C'osns.
GREAT LAKES at woo q sSl''T ~. s,ss
Al 81 ALLEYS Available Fer 0pes Bosiins sat
urdsys and Sundays from 10 a. ~. Unth Ciosiag
uLII nnnnc asa W. esAsD sLvo. 81
nAlL-UOUUO MtcHiGAN. IA. G74
oPEs BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
Miuutss from Downtown. Ampls PsrslHs
IuprpIu pEr GENERAL MOTORS .BLpe.
lMHthlAl hEG, oTNTRILLY LocatED.
20 MODERN ALLEYS
essa Every Bsy Butii midrIoht Ma afss.
]. J. MIlLETTS "' ' ~ s.S,,s AVE-
You Are Always Welcome Here
LOVES REC. 20 :. s sUT!.sS 1 1sstss
Cocktail Lounas Murray 93i2
1875 EA, Jsfsrson at EssiIa~n
CONSULT THIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14

LUCKY STRIKE So 81, Gs ,So s,vts
oPEs BOWLING TO-DAY .. ~ UNTIL
A. n. - BRUNSWICK LAsts. BAR.
MT. ELLIOTT REC. "S7' ~ NJ ,.s ELIOT
oSso Abr. TODAY hs- 4. ~. Ustn a.
Az. VIM OR coesisii Lssps.. IIssIlsat Fss
OIL YMpIc REC sAuosAt AT 60. avs
" WI " "AV' free PArtins re. 7-ssss
" Alleys Me- ssa Modern. Rsfhsksffsy. o.
Bs~i'as All DAY satBsdsr and ssn,
PAL ACE RE ss2s saArloI Av'
HAN"A nLV' PL. UD
70 Alleys without q Pest. Open Bosilss 20 a.
PALMER .srs.Gt ;.. 40. 80 e. :,,
Open Bowling All Day Todsy
PARK Ann 1920 WEST wARRGs, sa
HiiN1H"p soUThFiELD CO. s72o
Bar AdIeinias. Meals Served. opss Alleys osii
.PLAYDIUM 1917 Jos IS 1 s,w .,,,y VA l'l
OPEN DAILY UNTIL A. ". Midnight ID
Atsraoon League Reservations stu AsaiisbI
phINR0W RE IS21s esAI'oI AVE. AZ
HH'NpVW nle' MARCUS. w. 1888
OPEN BOWLING ALL DAY TODAY Usrl
p. NJ AND AFTER . p. ~
RITTER pEc l4s2s IAsE at cHALmEH
ihl III h1V' Ar. ssl4
Open Bowling Today All Day
RIVIERA REC. '; ~ Grand IA AVER Az
OPEN BOWLING TO-DAY FROM II:S0 A.
UsriL p ~ AND AFTER 10 p. n.
RITZ prc lsIs4 wYosIse AT FtsKGL
nitL nlb' Ua 3.slia rs ALLEYS
70 A. y. UntiI CIosina wsssday, Uutil p.
pnI IWIIE 7otO PUBirAs Near LIsernei
hUlAWlLt Us l.s7p ~ AIIrys
OPEN BOWLING ALL DAY sAruRpAVsU
AND SUNDAYS 10 A. ~. UNTIL CLOSING.
pnlIcp ppc 1919 COOLIDGE. WEST
HuVVI HtO' u Alleys. w. 7.si7l
when Down River stsp Hsys Opss Bs~tlns
Saturday. sn1 ssndsu tom . A. ~ tn ciss,.
pnYLI 500 stsls1loUt. NJ. & WARE
HV'HI q ALLEYS NJ. 9777
OPEN BOWLING TODAY FROM N a a. o.
SATURDAYS FROM ? y ~ On
SpHINGWELLS 'm srslsswItts AVE-
ossa so~iiuu Att DAY saturday, sod ssnds
. A. n. THI Ciesing. Wsstdsu tn J. after
STATE FAIR 1880 wO go. q, :, u. .S.. s'
SNOWFLAKE OF The WORLD. p ALLtTd
F~ Open Bs~iina SATURDAYS aud svsssys
SnlITUELeTFpN ST JEAN a cHaRLtvo,
OPEN BOWLING AL DAY TODAY
WsfhdOf UNIV v. ~. fNoeJ aver y.
Tcpnv'c 1887 DtoUIHDRG. NEAR
lLnIN NEVADA Tw 2-sSfs
opsu Bowlias ALL DAY saturday, and Sunday
weekdays IA 8. After 60 Thurt-FH. After
TWENTY GRAND 5000 roU iIid,
a AIlsys Open Tor Leagues Tuesday $50 -
TIN ~ opsn jo~iins TO-DAY ~ A. ~. Vm
VARSITY 1850 l'vtRsoIs. az. meS0
'H'oI'' Y Alleys IN i-Ss2o.
Open Bowtns ALL DAY sat. Sun. from 10 A.
uatD Cias'ns Neekdau Unit y a.. After .
VInTnpV 77A l2th. a. DELAWARE
EtuIUni W ALLEYS. TR 2.sS07
open BowIlne All Day Today from 10 a.
UatiI Clssiss. PLENTY OF PIsBOVs.
WASHINGTON BOWL "a; sc S,ss.; w.sI 2
open Bovine TODAY from 10 A, N. unfn .
a ~ rs Bfunswiek centsnaisi Lanes CH 81
WhYNr'S SCN00l sshso,er,'' /" 60 sr.
Privais Lessons Afternoons WAYNE sPAuloIs
Instructor Ores Bowtina " Neon T,il ~ "a p.
WEST DtIRUII wSo.iss CO s,s,
OPEN BOWLING Att DAY TODAY FH0u
W NOON UNTIL CLOSING.
DIRECTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
PimIico Results

FIRST RACE 3-ysar-o ld' and Up. i-1e
miles
KarcH (sneningl 100 to $40
Second Love (ArcHro) $50 4. -
Vinal Haven (Breenb $40
Time ISL Is, on 0aE
France on. Canto Gallo Oak Queen and
Browsing Also ran.
SECOND RACE year-olds and up IL
miles.
Prospeet BOY lArearo) $40 9so 20
Arestino tGivcnsl $40 30
MIX Route (Jemasl $50
Time 40 30 or ASK
Question Man. Residue second Thought
Rosa Anita and Flying Duke also ran.
THIRD RACE - 2-yesr-olds, Ills
miles.
Declared (WoolO 40 $40 2.7O
Whiz2ingby tClagEett so ~
Best Birthday tRoberts) 800
Time .4g off 2.i6.
Peemar stolen Kiss Santa Marie Ann
Again and Co-star also ran.
FOURTH RACE - 2-year-oIds- 1-l6
M Neighbor CGivsnsl TOO $40 $50
Man O'Foot (Claggettl 800 80
Comedy Player (Rool so
Time I 81 as of ? f6ia
Purple slam, Doreena, Rare Cupboard
Gullah and Roy Jay also ran.
FIFTH RACE a-ycar Odds and up.
Deyn's Crss cRoop 1a5o 500 $50
High Command kirkland $40 20
Peace Eagle lScoccal 80
Time las 10 off 3.i6.
Satin Nose star Blen Freeiand + Lad
and War Reward also ran
SIXTH RACE jear-olds and up
1 3-i6 miles
stefanita (McCreary) $50 3Io $50
Alsab tWoolD , 30 80
Son Of Peace lThompsOn) 20
Time 900 off 3.51ia
Sweep Swinger sugar Ration Moka-
blue. Half Grown, Zanzibar and Daily
Trouble also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-3-year olds and M.
i-i6 miles
Lord Calvert CclaggetU % 90 80 500
Trlcrarch tStoutb 90 20
hartford (JemaEb T. so
Time So off f2s
Mason Dixon. lie Rols. shot Put and
COnnachta also ran
EIGHTH RACE - 3-year-olds and up
t-t6 miles
Kauiast tClaggetD - 10 II 30 80
HomeWard Bound owens 40 50
New Moon trhornburEl 90
Time ! IS 2-5 or sos
R0ncat Quillon. Dandy Fox ana lncom-
ing also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
MAY HOLD SHOOT

eve will hold the h o o If
possible" Rahm, big 250-pound
good natured high mogul of the
island said. "Of course II am
munition and other restrictions
force us 20 close shooting next
year we've got TO do something
about IT. About the only thing
we can do is destroy part of the
eggs i'm the spring"
The annual shoot opened first
in 1888 has been good TO the island
folks and they appreciate it, too.
The S. special township license
has enriched their local Golfers to
the extent of around sec, 600,
which is used mainly 10 pump
water off the rich Soybean fields
in the spring. This money is only
chicken feed to what it has done
for the Ontario game and fish de-
partment and the farmers of the
island.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14

What would you think OF men
who would deliberately go out and
destroy birds nests by stepping
on their eggs?
You'd probably Ill them a
bunch of old meanieS, but in this
particular case that would not be
true. Nevertheless, that's ia 5 I
bout what will happen if the
folks over on Pelee, the lit g
Canadian island in Lake Erie are
forced 10 cancel their annual
pheasant shoot in 1914
OF course, IT hasn't been decided
and won't be for some time, but in
few weeks Henry Rahm, reeve
Of this little strip Of rich farming
land. nine miles long and four
miles wide will call a township
board meeting to decide the issue.
They viii take into consideration
the shortage of ammunition,
travel difficulties and most impOr-
tant. the plentitude Of that willy
old rascal! Mr.. Ringneck Pheasant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
m THE OPEN WIFI Dor Sill
TIPS ON HOW TO AVOID
HUNTING ACCIDENTS

handle gun before. They fred
on over n thousand ranges In all
parts of America and they sur
fered no accident Of any kind
KOtts said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14

FIRST RACE S-ysar -olds and Up. i-1e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
ROCKINGHAM Results

FIRST RACE-Three year-olds and up
a mile
valdinA Secret (Kerr) 30 80 - 40 $50
Tee Nudge tBalzarettD $50 800
BnFs Sister (Malphursl 5.b
OF . ~ q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
fnR MONDAY

Mrs 4 Coburn entry
FIRST and third races Xtlve poundl
allowance claimed for rider
Xxx Ibs NNxT =hllnuanrf.
Weather clear track fas'
Post. t.it D. m tnctr"f tmeI-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14

Miss Puritan, Circus wings, Cfntupie
Dorothy Pomp. Elimar, Whitewater. La
Scala and Happy Prince alsb ran.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-16
Society News
PERSONAL HISTORY.

As one who made Il comets tail
From radiant star TO earth in ell.
bcrS,
Through cloud and mist and golden
hail
As one who brcathlcsSly remembers,
| find the entertainment thin
Upon this planet. Backward glanc-
ing,
] anguish for my stellar kin,
Souls fond Of nectar and of dancing
! could tell you. did you desire,
About my world that's gayer,
SWcctcr
Than yours-with girls all mirth and
jlrc,
And men who talk in meter. -.
But an eternity divides
The two. Unlike their seas and
shoals
one world is rounded al the sides.
The other rounded al the puirS
Amanda benjamin Hall in the
Lyric.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-16
Missionary Circle
In Recent Meeting

Circle No. OF the Woma"s Mis-
,.Dnary Society ri the congregational
Christian chu.ch met recently n tho
nome oi Mrs. SallIc Lou Weldon with
Ms. Sallic BurChcttc as JOINT hostess.
Mrs. Weldon. group icadcr. presided
over the meeting.
The devotional program was pro
scented by Mrs. John y. Hall. who
.l>cd the 10th Psalm a. Scripture.
Officers for the coming year were
elected as follows: assistant group
leader. Mrs. ID. l.. Newman. Jr.; sec
rotary and treasurer. Mrs. John y.
Hall: assistant secretary and trCaSu-
yer. Mrs. !. II. Nickcry: and reporter.
Mrs. W. NJ. Bramc. Committees 10
serve for three months were APP
pointed as follows: program. Miss
Josephine LangSlnM: social service and
SEX. Mrs. J. j. Daniels. Mrs. L. H.
Newman: membership. Mrs. james
LInGSlun. Mrs. =. +. jackson.
Aitcr the business meeting ad-
iourncd refreshments were served by
The huStcSScS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-16
FELLOWSHIP OF SOUTHERN
CHURCHNEN LOSES THEIR
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY

Black Observation-Disclosures ". Skies
professor of religion al Bcrca College
and chairman of the executive COM
mittcc of the Fellowship OF Southern
ChurChmcn. has announced the re
Signatlun of the Rev. Howard KcStcr
as executive secretary OF the Fellow
ship. KcS,cr has accepted a position
as director of Penn School, ST. Helena
Island. 5. C., Il progressive school for
Negroes.
Expressing his deep regret that the
Fellowship has lost the services ct
Mr.. kcStcr. who was largely res
pOnSiblc for the founding of the Eel
lowShip ard had guided many OF its
activities CvCr since. DR.. Skies dc
clarcd that The Fellowship of South
crn ChurchmCn had achieved "a
growing sense ui responsibility" and
expressed confidence that lis work
would go forward. a part or full
time secretary will be sought TO take
kCStcr'S place.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-16

contest. was conducted. with Miss
Sally GarllCk winning IA beautiful
vase OF dahliaS.
The club members and guests were
invited into the dining room where
Mrs. NJ. +. Lcgg presided al The tea
table. conferred with pink flowers
arranged in lovely cpcrgnc The hos
teSscs served danny 81" dwichcs and
cakes, and mints were passed by Miss
jamie Hunt.
Members prcSen twcrc: Mrs. X. l..
Clements. Mrs. J. w. Cooper. Mrs
w. 5. Corb!tt, Mrs. {. y. Crews. Mrs.
Harold Crowdcr. Miss Pauline Ed
wards. Miss Sally GarliCk. Mrs. w.
p. GholSun. Mrs. S. r. Harris. Mrs.
j. b. Hicks. Mrs. ". Il. Laws. Mrs
NJ. +. Lcgg. Mrs. J. &. Mann. Mrs.
\. L. McNcny, Mrs. f.. +. Parham.
Mrs. II. b. Powell. Mrs. y. j. Wat
klnS. Mrs. S. II. Watkins. Mr.. r. G..
Young. Mrs. J. II. 1.oIilcoflCr. and
Mrs. j. p. Zollculicr. The guest,
were Miss Elizabeth Graham. and
Mrs. j. H. Wall, Jr. and Miss Lucy
Watkins S'MmonS, of South Hill, Va.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-16
West End Garden Club
AZeetSAt GhOLSOu Home

The West End Garden club was
entertained Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. W. p. Gholsun. with
Mrs. GholSon. Mrs. Il. L. Powell
Mrs. I. NJ. Crowdcr, Mrs. \. T.. Me-
Merry and Mrs. f. c. Evcyritt as
hoStcSScS.
The home was lovely with pro-
fusion of pink dahliaS and pink roses
beautifully arranged.
Mrs. Ghol>on, the new president.
presided. Plans for the club Christ
mas projects were discussed and the
members decided 10 decorate the
Service Mems Center and take gifts
therc during the holidays for the
visiting service men.
Mrs. II. G.. Young. acting chairman
OF the program. had charge of the
program for the Afternoon. After
distribution Of the Now programs
Tor the year. Cacn mcmbcr answered
roll call with The amount of cannIrg
done during the summer. and also
the war work done.
Victory Potpourri''. vegetable
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-16
RAT CAMPAIGN SUCCESSFUL

College Station. Raleigh. oct 10
Eight hundred Wayne County farmers
have completed RAT Killing cam
paign. spn" sOrCd by tho Agricultural
Workers Council through its neigh
bOrhopd leader system. County Agent
{. &. Mint reported 10 the State
College Extension Service here to-
day Tho rural ncighborhood leaders
visited farmers throughout the coun-
~ and ESQ pounds of mixed bait
we're distributed. The success of the
showed the ability of the
rural leaders % organize their COM
mu.ities in cooperative effort.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-16
HENDERSON On c. DAILY DISPATCH OCTOBER 16 1913
Entertainment For
Wedding Party Giuen

Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Sanders enter
tanned following the rehearsal for the
Johhs"n-Pinnell wedding Friday
evening III their home on Granite
street. Miss Miriam Pinnclrs mar
:iage to Ensign Erwin johnson will
DC an eNent oi this afternoon, being
Soiemnized at O'Clock at the First
Baptist church.
Guests included members of the
bridal party and out-ol-town guests.
a color scheme of pink and lavcn-
DER was followed in the living ronn
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-16
HallOWe en- Dance
Planned at Butne1

Mrs. Alex s. Wilkins. senior hos
Tess al local girls attending dances at
Camp BUinC!. has bcca notified by
j. l.. MurchCad. OF Durham. rccrcatio-
nal chairman. that instead OF the
dance originally scheduled Tor Service
CLUB No. ! on October 30. Henderson
girls are invited 10 Halloween
dance al the field house AT Butncr. He
stated that there Will be four bands
present. Halloween decorations
prizes, Il queen chosen. and il is
planned that 200 men will bc pre-
sent He asked that all girls wear
Halloween costumes. This Will be
""c Of the biggest events planned at
Buincr since the the opening of the
social schedule there last year. and
il is hoped that Il large number Of
local girls plan 10 attend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-16
PRESBiTERIiNS ARE TO MARK
ANNIVERSARY WESTMINSTER
CONFESSION

Char!Ottc-Thc AIccklcnburg Pres.
bytcry will celebrate the Booth an
nlvcrSary of the Westminster Con-
lcSSion III an observance 20 be hcld
IN the Armory Auditorium here on
October 2l. y pagcnt written by DR..
ID. Il. MCGcaChy. formerly pastor ui
the First Presbyterian church of
Dccatur. Ga. will set forth the h.Stu-
rIC scenes of The famous assembly
which me: III London in 1913.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-16

THIS trim. iabric-savine STYLE
gives you an air at smart efficiency.
Pattern 95l6 can he stitched up in
short time. The skirt has only Two
seams. y simple tIc-bacll belt holds
IN" waist Snuglv III place. Use the
apples as pockets or applique.
Pattern 93lG may be ordered only
IN misses and womrn's sizes u. ii.
l6. l8. 20; 30. -. 81. Is. 30. III. -
SIZ" IL. dress. , yards }5-.nch: re-
NIrS. B" I'd: pockets. II yd.
Send SIXTEEN CENTS in coins
for this pattern. Write plainly SIZE.
NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE NUM-
Der.
Send your order to Henderson
Daily Dispatch. Pattern Department,
232 West 18th ST., New York, II, n.
Y.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-16
LEADERSHIP TRAINING
SCHOOL. SCHEDULE

WnstOn-S nlCm = \ lCadCrship
training school for church school and
church leaders will be held at Inc
Fourth Street Church of Christ here.
October 2l-2i. Leaders in all OF the
Winston-Salcm churches and rhm-
chcs in nearby areas are invited 10
attend.
y. +. Williams. of Winston Salem.
Will serve as director. Instructors Will
include: II. S. llllcy. Wilson. who
viii leach Il course. Improving the
Total Church Program. Byron Gar
Isle. PiafitUwn. Christian Steward
ship and E. \. Jarman. Wilson
'llow 10 Teach III the Church
School"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-16
SERVICE MEN APPRECIATE
CHURCH'S HOSPITALITY

GrcenSboro-ScVc soldiers
come once month from local camp
la Il real meal al parish house of
Holy Trinity Episcopal church here.
When they register III the CUES; book
they are asked 10 indicate the name
and address of their next ul kin.
Later Mrs. I. b. Page. secretary for
the parish. writes Il word of greeting
Ia The relatives of the men.
As Il result. the church IS the rcci-
pIcnt oi many letters OF appreciation
these days both from the boys them
selves ana from their next oi kim
Some Of the letters have contained
checks 10 assist in carrying forward
the church'S program OF hospitality.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-16
Completes Radio Course

Pic. Myrlon +. Johnson. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f.. Johnson. of Will
liam street. rCCc"tly completed am
intensive course in radio operator
mechanic at the Technical School.
Army Air Forces Training Command.
Sioux Falls. South Dakotas. according
Ia notice from the school He is pre-
pared 10 join the crew of u bomber.
or To- take up any other radio duties
tn which the AAF Training Com
many may assign him.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-16

OF the Sanders home. with arrange
mentS of agcratum and lighted pink
tapcrS.
In the dining room. Il ccn,crpiccc
OF white and pink cosmos was used
ON the dining room table. thanked
by white tapcrS i'll crystal candcl-
aora. Pink dahliaS We're placed else
where in the room.
Punch. with assorted fancy cakes
and pastries, was served by Mrs.
Sanders, assisted by Mrs. ". Il.
Hight Mrs. +. o. Falkncr, and Mrs.
c. Z. Ellis.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-16
Club Night Held
At Country Club

\ large number ui West End COun-
Try Club attended the monthly event.
Cab Night. last night. and enjoyed
the informal entertainment offered
during the evening.
The club room was attractlVCly de-
curatcd with arrangements of brilliant
ial leaves.
Coffee. with ham rolls. mullins,
pickle and celery. was served during
the evening.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-16
HOLY lNNOCENTs EprsyOpA

HOLY INNOCENTS EPISCOPAL.
Seventeenth SUNDAY after Trinity.
9:+1 u. M. Church school. j. H..
I"lllco!icr. superintendent.
10 u. M. Mems Bible class. William
Barley. president. and J. II. Zullicul-
Ter teacher.
II a. M. Morning prayer Lay
reader. +. II. Perry.
$50 p. m. Supper meeting ul Y.
p. S. l.. President. CrcnsEaw Thonp-
son: councillors, MI>. William Bailey
and Mrs. Il. II. Perry.
Monday q p. m. Meeting %! the
Annie Gray Burroughs chapter at
the W"manS Auxiliary al the home
of Mrs. Joe ZONES. ON Harrcll street.
with Mrs.. Jones and Miss Alice
Hughes as nuStv>>vS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-16
BAPTIST WANT MORE
CHAPIAINS

Ralcigh-North Carolina Baptist
leaders have received word from DR.
Alfred Carpenter. department of camp.
work Of the Home Mission Board.
that more young Chaplans are des-
perately needed from the denom,ua-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-16
Butncr Dance Notice

Group leaders for Camp Butncr
ia CcS are asked 10 call Miss Hen
rIctta Strausc between : and T:30
O'Clock Monday evening To notify her
hrw many from their group will at
tcad the dance Tuesday evening ~
Service Club No. > al Camp Butncr.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-16
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Capt. Bonnie l.. Gupton is here on
Il icn-dav leave with his wife and
family ON Andrews avenue and his
mother. Mrs. Fannie Guptnn. al her
home ON ChavaSSc avenue. He has
been discharged from Il hospital III
western North Carolina. and is To- re-
port for duty al the replacement
center at Fort Mcclellan. Ala.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-16
Graduates Today

Pic. james l.. Paschall. who en-
tered the B-24 Libcrator bomber
mechanics school al KccSlcr Field.
Biloxi. Miss. Approximately Il
weeks ago. was graduated today
from this unit of the Army All
Forces Training Command He is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard W.
PdSChall. of route =. Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-16
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA
METHODISTS TO MEET
NEXT WEEK

StatcSvilc-Th Western North
Carolina Conference OF the Methodist
Church will hold lis annuaI meeting
AT Inc Broad Street Methodist church
hero. October 1922. Bishop Glare
Purcell will preside DR.. II. G.. NllCn
is conference host.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-16
Guests for Wedding

Miss Nell Iiollcr ard Miss Betty
Ruth Robinson. of Charlotte. and
l.cMarr Moss. of Norfolk. Va. of the
/ :. Maritime Service. are guests
mere tor the JOhnSOn-Pnncll we'd
di'g this afternoon. Miss Hullcr will
Will be a bridesmaid.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-16

Friday + p. ~. Chapter meeting o.
ne Woman's Auxiliary al the Parish
house.
81. Johns Mission. North ncndcr-
son. Sunday ; p. M. Church school.
Willie Miller, superintendent.