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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-19
HENDERSON On c. DISPATCH WEDNESDAY, MAY 10 1913
Burlington Plans
1omorrow's Flight
OF First Airplane

burlington, May l8-Ficurcs not
able III aviation and the Army will
come here this week To help Burling-
ton celebrate the community's CON
tributIon TO Americas growing aerial
armada.
The occasion will be the first pub
lie Tight Of the FiarchiId AT-2l, big
and fast twu-cn2inc gunner trainer,
which is being turned out largely
by people trained in the fractions
oil Woodworking. The AT-2l is con-
StGcied mostly OF Durlmold ply
wood
Governor J. Melville Brouph,or
will make the principal talk al a
dinner scheduled for Thursday night.
and which will follow the flight, sci
Tor ) p. IN. at Fairchild airfield. 1t.
Col George y. Hatcher. of Wright
reid, Dayton. Ohio. and Colo:ci
George +. Hodge. Army Air Corps.
New YORK City, will be on the pro-
.ram.
Tho board OF directors of Fairchild
lnGirC & Airplanc CORPORATION will
meet Tor the iIrSt time in North Caro-
lima, and both President ]. Carlton
ward Jr.. and Chairman Sherman
M.
Coz. William s. pritchard, COM
nan"mg officer al Fort Bragg, Col.
Howard Nor s AAF. New York.
Ind other Army All Force official,
nave accepted invitations To attend
AT 2:2O. raratroupcrs from Camp
Mackall will descend upon the field
ana Shnilia'" an attack on the air.
port buildings. The plane will be
presented tor service al 3 D. m. and
Will take off 10: its flight shortly
thereafter.
Several thousand Fairchild en-
pIoycs, their families and friends are
expected !" attend the event, which
Will signallc the start of delivery
OF North Carolina made warplancs
10 the Army General Manager Lee
II. Smith said that every AT-2l de-
.Nc"Cd viii release large bomber.
.'w used 70" training, to active COM
| al :CrT.cc.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-19

Dan Rhodes, OF Wilmington: Arch
Taylor oG WinStonSalcm. and Rabbi
llawlcy of Fairmont, W. Va.
Out-of-town guests for the ccrc-
mony included the bridcgroom's
mother, Mrs. w. II. Laws. oc Hen
dcrson; Mrs. w. S. Rowland. Mis-;
Margaret Mcdowell, Mrs. NJ. n.
WEIGH, Mrs. Jack Boslcy. Mrs. Fred
Arnicart, Miss Laura Robinson. Mich
olas Mcdowell and Miss Nan Nc
Dowcll, all of Danvillc.
Following their marriage Mr.. and
Mrs. Laws went 10 Cincinnati on
their wedding trip. They will live
in Buccl:cl, KY. where Nr. Laws
will be pastor Of the Presbyterian
church.
MIR. Laws. who is graduate of
Davidson college, and has been an
instructor at Chamberlain Hun,
Academy. Port Gibson. Miss. wa.
graduated this month from the Louis
vile Presbyterian Seminary. He i,
The son of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Laws
of Henderson.
Miss Davis. graduate of Acne.
Scott college, Decatur. Ga. has bee
doing graduate work at the Univcr
sity of Louisville. She is the dauuh
Ter of Mrs. William Y. Davis. o,
Louisville.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-19
Meredith To
Finals

Raleigh. May l9-Mcrcdilh Cullcg,
VIII hold lis 18th commencement
program May % !" 81. and is already
looking forward So lis second sum
mcr session, which Will pen June
preliminary enrolment figures lu,
the fall term are also much advanced
over those of last year.
GrS duation speakers will include
DR.. Arthur Paine. Hudson OF lin,
University of North Carolina whr
VIII speak al 3 on Saturday even.
ing, May 20, in the college chapel.
as awards speaker: DR.. Theodore f.
adams of the Richmond. Va. First
Baptist Church. who will deliver
The bacc. laureate sermon at II on
Sunday morning.. May 30: DR.. Eve
line NJ. Burns of Washington. -. {.
who will deliver the baccalaurcat,
address AT 1890 for the MONDAY
morning graduation exercises: and
Valcria Green Rankin of Richmond.
who will address tho Alumnac AS
ISOLATION al 1918 on Saturday morn
ing.
The graduation activities open on
Friday, NJ v 288. at & in the evening
with music program by the ad-
vanccd music students. The quartet.
and the glcc club, directed by Boa
tricc Donlcy. in the college ch Pei.
The glcc club aCCompaniSt is Bcyc-
rette Middleton of Raleigh. The solo
lists are to be Adelaide Bunker of
Mount Airy, and Mary Elizabeth
Lumberton. Margaret Robertson Of
Mount Airy. and Mary Elizabeth
Wrcnn OF Wise. Va.
The graduation program follows:
Annual Conccrt. May 90 It in the
evening: annual meeting # Honor So
cietics. MAY 30 AT $50 in the morn
ing. Alumnac Association Meeting
May 20 nj IO:45 am. Alumnac Lun-
chcon. May 80 at !, Class Day nj
4:30 on May 20. nd Society Night
nj 3 on May 20. On Nav 30 the BAG
calaurcatc Sermon at II. Step Sing
ing al $50 p. MP. Senior Vcspcrs al
ing AT $3.50 pm. Senior Vcspcrs at
rents at $3.50 p. NJ. Tho Baccaiaurcr 10
Address will II" delivered on NAV
81 AT 1890 a. M.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-19
Miss Ellis Speaks
At Guild Meeting

The WcSI"y;" Service Guild of
First Methodist CnurC:l met for their
regular munihly meeting last night
NJ the church. Miss Mildred White
ncr. chairman. presided over the bus
mess session AT which time plans
iu. summer service projects. under
the division of Local Church Act!v-
Ties. were discussed.
Miss Mary Finch. devotional chair
man for the evening. presented II
worship service. In Concern for
Children" Mrs. II. f.. ChavasSc. pro-
gram leader, prcsc"tcd Miss Clara
Mac Ellis. county welfare agent. who
discussed the topic for the evening:
Child Welfare" with special en-
uhaSSi on safeguards in wartime.
Pointing out that the needs of chill
drcn are Il major public responsible
.ty. and that especially during war
time all reeds and problems are
greater, Miss Ellis first discussed the
causes of delinquent juvenile beha-
yipr under the following topics:
broken homes: poverty and poor
housing: poorly-cquippcd schools;
mc:tal and physical handicaps: COM
mTnIty dciccis-laCk of facilities for
leisure time activities: adolcSccnt
,rowth and repression by society.
And then. from her own cXpcr-
.cnCcS. Miss Ellis told of some of
the prcvCntativCS for such problems:
Institutional care: social group work:
policing: social case work: and fos.
i"r-homC Placement. She concluded
with the observation that all civic
1-"" ciCs arc very cooperative in
helping 10 safeguard the children of
'ancc county from the delinquency
that comes when children are not
cared for and loved.
ll". tcSScS tor the evening were
Misses Maria Johnson. Elizabeth
King. and Mrs. E. c. Finch and Mrs.
Mark Stone. They served an ice
curse at The conclusion of the meet
ing.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-19
Rocky Mount Lady
Has Seven BOYS In
Nations Service

Raleigh. May l9-ScvCn was a
magic number in Governor J. Mel
willie Broughtnn's office Tuesday as
he presented an emblem of honor in
behalf Of tho The Emblem of Honor
Association. New York. 10 Mrs. Lewis
G.. j rnce. Rrci:v Mount. N. c.. who
has seven SONS in active service of
her country and an eighth son pre-
pairing 90 enlist.
"Wc should honor every mother
of son in tho service IF his coun-
'ry." said Governor BrouGllton. "but
il is privilege indeed TO do honor
to = mother who has seven there.
81 know that you arc very proud
# yuur Sous. and lei me assure vo,,
fiat am proud Of them and thqt
ihc whole state Is. II is such sacri-
ficCs as YOURS that make democracy
great and assure all others who
cherish il. that i; will live"
"NCs. am very proud Of my boys
lid Mrs y rncs in y firm voice.
7 want YOU I" tell hem for me. '
resumed the governor. that | want
10 see them when they come home.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-19
Premier in Big Speech
To Congress

Continued Groru rage Onc)
lch. J." forcing Germany ~ Withdraw
more ana more planes from the
.i"ht'n% fronts 1" assign them to
purely defensive" operations al the
'NpcnSC of less at aggression and
initiative.
Il r"G"fd III" bringing Of lmmc-
llai" and CiiCciN" AID {" China.
thlFChI!! said. ''Hs ~" 0i the most
Urgent Of our common tasks.
Singapore Loss Worst
kcC"u' ing tho iHss 90 The Dutch
East Indies and OF Ing Mhlayan pen
,nSiia and the great British base al
Singapore. thurraI.i sad that all
ms has iu he retrieved and much
else has tn be r"pdd
lie described TIC iaII ni Singapore
IS inc Gr"Hics'--"r at any rate the
!nrgcNt-milItdry disaster IN BritalnS
history.
Let no one suggest, the prime min
.,Stcr sad. ina. Britain mas not AT
least as great interest IN the Pacific
war as The tniird States
DiGniicd Assembly
Ni'h Americas hich oiiicialdom
ana dlGni'Ari'. "i nor 9IncS sitting
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-19
Many Duke Alumni
Expected Saturday
For Years Finals

Durham, May l9-GcorCS + Duke
University alumni who quietly boas,
'hal they've never missed q com
mcnccmcnt since their college DAYS
arc determined 20 maintain their
record his year.
Dukes commencement starts Fri
day night and plenty of the old grads
indicate they'll be on hand even if
they have 10 ride in frcigh, caboosc,
Glasses scheduled To I'D rcgni rs
this year are: '93. 90. 80. 90, OF
~. l8. 10. 30. 80. SO. 81. 81.
80. and -.
liiGhliahtS "f the program for ne
grads will be the meetings o. the
alumni nd alumnac councils next
Saturday morning and the rnnua.
alumni-alumnac luncheon nj pm.
Saturday. II. W. Kindall. of Greens
boro. will be the lu5t'.&un speaker.
representing the twcnty-liih year
class.
7. r. W ggonc". of Atlanta i,
president Of The General Alumni AS
citation. and Miss Laura Till"tt. or
Charlotte. is president Of the Gcncr-
al Alumnac Association.
W. Herbert Smith. of Clover. s.
G.. is chairman Of the Alumni Coun-
ell. and MR.. Martha Layton Wins
ion. of Oxford. is the AlumnaC Cuun-
ell chairman.
Henry Il. Dwirc. vicr-prcSidcnt
and director of public relations and
alumni affairs. and Miss Anne Gar
rard. assistant direct + OF alumni
affairs. are busy making range
mcnts for The entertainment OF the
returning alumni.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-19
Louisville Girl Wed
Ito William K. LuzUs

me marriage OF Miss Ellen Nc
Dowcll Davis. OF Louisville. XIV, TO
GILMAN Robert Laws. Jr., Of Hen
ueISoh' tnnk place at ! o'clock Sat
iFday afternoon, May Is, i'm the Sec
md Presbyterian church in Louis
iIile. with the Rev. DR.. Tcunis f.
GouWCnS performing the ceremony.
: The bride was given in marriage
by her cousin, Davis Thompson Nc
Garvcy, of CynthIana. Ky. She wore
il gown of ivory duchess satin with
lIitcc, basque and deep yoke OF chit
Ion edged i'll French scroll banding
corning Il bowK-ut in front. The
long, tight sleeves were trimmed in
the banding. The iull skirt ended
IN a dcm!-tram and her veil of ivory
Illusion was hclu ty coronct Of
orange blossoms. She carried roses
with Il ribbon shower Nnuttcd with
Gathered carnations.
Mis-. David I. McGarvCy of GYM
ithaca WAS n'atrom at honor. Her
jrv~., Was Of pale blue Chantil!v lace
md urGandy made with high round
neck. short puiiCd sleeves and very
iGll skirt. She carried iris and mar
Gucritcs.
Rev. T. Watson Street. of New
York was best mar. and ushcrs were
Tom SchatIr of LAS; Liverpool. Ohio;
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-19
BARCLAY. BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
The Authority On Authorities"

clubs from his lead. II East's re-
naming card was the 10 or :.
four tricks could be made in the
suit. To find out. he led the g.
which West covered. the ] fincssc
winning and dropping the Z. That
set up a fincssc Of the A-6 over
the k-4.
Next he made fine use Of the
diamond spot cards to get two
tricks there. He led the and.
when East played low. fncsscd
against the 10 with the 8. That
forced the Q. and West returned
his heart to the X and A. Now
the club was fincsscd. the dia-
mond z covered by the 10 and won
by the X, the diamond 6 and o
sent to the A to set up the J. and
East returned the heart 5 to the
Q. Three spades. the diamond J
and the club A ended the hand.
giving him fivc-odd with the loss
Of no tricks except two in dia-
monds. one better than any other
declarer made in the tournament.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-19
SUGAR STAMP "13"
GETS FIVE POUNDS

Raleigh, MAY lg-Sugar stamp
1a i'll War Ration Book One will
bcc"rn" valid On June I. and will
hc good for live pounds of sugar
thr2unh August 10. the Office
OF Price Administration an
n0urrcd today.
This maintains the current ra-
lion Of five pounds of sugar for
period of , l-2 months. or
just under IL weeks for another
ration period.
Stamp Number IL, good for
five pounds of sugar, expires on
May 81.
Early announcement of the
next consumer sugar ration is
made Ia enable the sugar trade
to plan its operations well in ad-
vance. and thus make the best
possible use of plant. labor. and
transportation facilities. This Is
particularly important right now,
il was explained, because Of the
anticipated additional demand
for sugar for home canning OH
and after May Is.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-19
Thousands Homeless
In. Sreat Floods
rtContinucd from i'a.c ON" !

highways Of floods were the Wabash
and White rivers, but hundred, al
other streams overlooked and
plagued the sections.
The coast guard and amy haze
evacuated hundreds ol iamlic5 IN
st. Charles, Mo. where observers c.
innate the Missouri river stage vail
reach 1868 feet before Saturday, nc
highest since 1903, and sufficient -
inundate 10000 acres. Some Hrnuy
engineers expected the crest "a C%-
coed the 1874 record of iO.i icct.
Special highway trailcrs were 10
bring lifcboatS from Lake MIChicul
and army engineers ncECH. cd !iycI
patrols fifty percent L. 2jC mel
Colonel Malcolm Elliott. ol the Hru.s
engineers. predicted "A majur liuuu
in the lower Missouri basin"
State Guard troops were sent on
in Indiana and Missouri ~ West
Tcrrc .Hautc, Ind. where the i"vvc
collapsed, 5000 persons lett their
homes.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-19
Society News
PLANE OVER A ROWLAND.

,ook from my land where roots go
~ the ranging hills where space
,yh.sc dusty plane with Il hun
v,,ts the rim Of the world about.
,,oro than the flicr aloft, involved
; M muck mechanical nerves, hit
.nJ soar in thought on the strength
Of wings,
Marking the meadows, the flow and
drift
n, rivers and hills, tho urgent spread
NJ range and valley and ncstcd
Gown,
challenge of open space ahead,
And waiting world where my
' flight comes down.
romorrow. may be pioneer
psynnd the borders oi dark and cold
Today, bend To the land again
II opcn the way for roots to holu.
~ Charles Maiun,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-19
Eight O'Clock Club
With Mrs. Wilson

Tho Eight O'Clock club held lis
monthly meeting Tuesday evening
with Mrs, Boyd Wilson. at her home
on Rowland street.
Miss Helen BurChcttc had charge
Of the dCV0tiOnS. reading the 33rd
Psalm, followed by the Lord $ pray
er. A short business discussion was
held, with members reporting $40
30 in war stamps sold. They also
maze visits. sent 6 cards. gifts to
10. and donation, flowers to |. ana
trays. as part OF the relief work
during the past month
TIE members played scvcrai
games. with Mrs. J. L. knight ana
Mrs. Fred MIabry winning prizes.
The hostess served delicious re-
treatments during the social hour
that followed.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-19

Simple lines with bright. bold
trim is the new fashion password.
a pcrfcc, description of Pattern 94l8
by Marian Martin. Use bias band-
ing OF braid at tho square. nccHilhS
and V-toppcd pockets. The skirt
nnmcIs and bndicc arc cut in-onc.
pattern 94lS may he ordered only
:, r,;sscs' and womcn'S sizes II. a..
Is. is. 20. 30. 80. -. SO. 3s. 40. SIC
is requires 3's yards @5trch and J
card contrast bias banding.
Scrd SIXTEEN CENTS In CONS
for this Marian Martin pa'tcrn'
Write plainly SIZE. NAME, AD'
ppESs and STYLE NUMBER.
send your order 10 Daily Dispatch,
Pattern Department, 232 w. 18th ST..
New York, n. Y. a.,
Because Of the slowness OF the
mails. delivery of our patterns may
take a few days longer than usual
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-19
Club Night Friday To
BE Enjoyable Affair

Preparations are being made for
gaia evening at West End Coun-
'ry Club Friday night, when club
i'iSsi, will be observed by members
ol INC club and their out-uf-toNn
quests. This type Of entertainment
Is Il new idea at the club, and if sup
ported by the members will be held
vi inc third Friday of each month,
entertainment will begin at 9
o'clock, lasting until twelve, and
t ,'iiuilS other things will include
"liose and dancing. The committee
'''"iEr report, lnI very attrar-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-19

tive and delicious refreshments arc
being planned for the affair. and the.
clubhouse will have appropriate dec
urations.
Those in charge of the evenings
entertainment believe that il will
be very enjoyable. and worth while
for members to attend, and il is hon
cd that all members OF the club will
take advantage of the opportunity
offered. Because of the shortage OF
gas, it is suggested that they c0llcct
Il carful and be at the club al o
O'Clock Friday night.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-19
SDccial Dance

One bus load of Henderson girls
is invited To attend special dance
al Camp Butncr Friday night. the
place to he designated later by JohA
l. MOrchcad. of Durham. area rec
Ieat!on chairman. Group leaders are
asked IL choose four girls from their
group. and tn notify Mrs. W. ID. Payu"
Thursday evening between 7:30 and
5 o'clock.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-19
Miss Nell Murphy
Has E.C.T.C. Office

Nil: Neil Murphy. a sophomore
IT T.. {. ]. G.. Greensboro. has re
Gently been elected IL member of the
li"uS" Council for The ensuing schooI
wear. She Is Il major in physical cdu-
cation and foreign languages. For
The past two wears. she has bcciI
very active in athletics and in the
W"m"n'S Athletic Association. Snc
served on the ". A. \. cabinet this
year and has been reelected to ill
the same office next wear.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-19
Raj Presses Bombing
OF Continent
,(Continued from Page Ono. }

Ii(COnlinUed lrOm Pagc Onc)
British fighters and bomber. c!ud-
cd "a score OF rail and water uii"c-
tlvkS on the strained ANS transport
systcmi the air ministry news service
said.
One Canadian pilot reported he
hit five trains in a l"ur-huur period.
The German commun!uuc record
cd by The Associated Pres, claimed
that % Allied planes were duwncd
yesterday in western and southern
Europe.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-19
Total Axis Losses Put
At $4,000 in Africa
Continued from Page 0nc.)
the field. and many small boats
Dashed i'm.

anu DVdto
Dashed in.
Inc warehouse area was particu-
larry hard hit. with tho principal
buildings and three smaller struc-
:urcs destroyed.
The fOrtrcsscS encountered bad
weather over Sicily, but their crews
found Il hole in the clouds over Ira.
pania and were able To- drop bombs
in the middle of a concentrations 81
SIX ships, one of which exploded,
and on the railroad yards. where
fierce fires burst out.
OF the 267. 900 Axis prisoners
taken since the British eighth
army began the attack that
broke through the Mareth line,
$4,000 were captured within
the period Of May 5-May IS.
when United States. British and
French troops began the terrific
assault t,at suddenly cracked the
enemy lines before Tunis and
Bizcrtc. and sent Colonel Gen
cral Won Arnim's disorganizcd
units fleeing toward Cap Bon.
Official sources said the exact
number Of Italians and Germans
among the prisoners vas not sc,
IIailGble. nor we're cs'In,ates gwen
oi the immense quantities of enemy
war materials captured or destroyed
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-19
Food Conference Starts
Task in Confidence

(COnlinIiCd :.GM Page Ono
each nation 10 formulate its national
policies.
>. An agreement on some gen
Cral principles of postwar policy re-
%arding food and agriculture. based
on human leeds. Ia bc submitted
:, CrnsiruciiV" recommendation for
the consideration of participating
governments"
3. Tentative plans Tor setting IN
machinery To- continue and carry for
ward the work of the food confer
CnCC.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-19
Stocks Show
Fresh Gains

New York. May l9.-(AP)- The
stock market recorded another uuicl
advance today.
On the rise were Chryslcr. GooG-
year. U. 5. Steel. International Har-
vcStcr. American Telephone. Dow
Chemical, Johns Manvillc. J. {. Pei,
ncy. Standard Oil of New jersey and
Locw'S.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-19
Cotton Again
Is Stronger

New York. May l9.-(AP)-Cut-
ton futures opened IL To 20 cents Il
bale higher. Noon values were ten
to 30 cents Il bale higher. July 10
80. October 1914, and December
1851.
Previous open close and opcr;:
July 1924, 1897; October 1872.
1916: December 1888. 1861: Marcn
1916. 1880: May 1897, l9.4l.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-19
Daughter Born

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Paxton an
nn,uhCc the birth Of Il daughter on
nay way IL at Walker Memorial Hospital.
wilmington. Mrs. Paxton is tho
,""ct Miss Ruth Davidson. daugh.
VT OF G. {. Davidson. who for a
s.h 'pcr OF years was supervisor o!
schools in Vance county.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-19
Mid-Wcck Service.

The mid-wcck PRAYER service oi
White Memorial Methodist church
will be held NJ the home Of Mss
Lizzie Griffin on Thursday night nj
7:45 O'Clock. Everyone is invited ,o
attend.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-19
GREAT LITTLE CARDS

MOST FAIR players pay scant
attention to the tr1ck-taking po-
tentialities Of cards lower than
honors. excepting those which
may be established at the end of
a long suit. or little trumps which
may be used for ruffing. But the
spot cards from the nine down to
the six-spot. and sometimes lower.
can be Of great value after higher
ones are forced out. especially in
No Trump contracts, and a little
study Of them may pay big divi-
dends In some hands.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-19

dealer: South. North-South
vulnerable.)
South West North East
MT Pass 2NT Pass
3NT
Harold c. Richard. who won the
1913 individual championship of
New York's Inter-Club Contract
league. repeating the triumph he
gained in its first year of 1885.
gave a good example Of thorough
ness on this deal. taking into ac-
count the size of the spot cards in
the two minor suits, and so
gained top on it.
West led the club 2. the 3 was
played from dummy. the went
on and the Q won. Mr.. Richard.
OF course. counted West for four
Distributed by King ]
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-19
Al Garden Meeting.

Mrs. Il. G.. S. Davis and Mrs. w.
Brooks parham attended the annual
meeting of the North Carolina Gar
don Club. held i'll Raleigh yesterday
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-19
From Franklin.

Mrs. Hugh Camp. Of Franklin, Viz
sinia. is visiting her brothrr-ln-law
and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Peace,
Jr., al their home OH Andrews
1Ncnuc.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-19
Weekend Here.

Miss Nell Murphy, student at L.
r T. C.. Grccnvillc, spent tho week.
tnd with her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
l. E. Murphy.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-19
Vacation Here.

Miss Kathleen Hartc, of Watts
hospital, Durham, is spending hei
vacation at her home OH the Oxford
mad
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-19
Birth of Son.

MI and Mrs. Littlcjohn Faulkner,
VI wilson. announce the birth of a
son Claude McCullcn Faulkner. on
May !. MIR. Faulkner is il former
resident of Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-19
Guests from Chester.

Mr.. and Mrs. james Beard, 81
Chester. ia. are visiting Mir
Boards mother, Mrs. \. +. Beard,
a, her home OH North Garnctt street.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-19

Sheep growers are urged ia pool
their wool in lots of 5000 pounds or
more. says l.. !. Case. Extension Ami
NAL .Husbandman at n. c. State Col
lege.