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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-04
Coal Stoves
Now Rationed

hnyoJuy IN Vance VINO wants to
IL. q. u..Iiu ~ ,I.C nnI.uu = u.I-Cul
*rrNaiou program, by replacing MS
p!,Hvus oII lEvd meaning love WIN
" new coal a,uN.. win nrvr Inc 80.
eminent : ncip, joel / CncatnLm.
cn;.IIm;ru UI Inc local raliOnny
DCoIu, SAID TO-DAY III announcing
OrA lOvc-ralIunlns program.
"RaiiunInS uI new coal stoves u.
ga ON December 10. Mr.. Chca,
Iu"n. SAID, and should do great
uca 10 save fuel oil mere in Vance
county IT'S we'll as III OtnCr counties
WhCi, supplies ol iucl are low.
rms l. an extremely sample III
.Io!Il..S program designed 10 make ii
as easy as possible Tor anyone who
= eligible, 10 apply Tor and buy Il
new coal stove. Wood stoves and
secondhand stoves are moi included
~ the program
SI"Cc the main purpose of thu
program - To- save !ucl oil. any
one vino VIII use the stove To rcpiac>,
an on heater l. eligible Tor pu.-
CnIsC certificate. He mlis.. however,
Jlul III al his unused and uncNpIrcL
~! coupons.
nc following may also ouy ra-
Iu"od sipV"s:
!! Anyone VINO nrcG$ Il stove 10
heal essential living 'r working
space ct '.n!cn he nHH no stove az
al may apply 10 the board Tor a
cen Il. ''.tr. lie mist idic i'll Mss
Application that nc has not di'puSe%
81 u J. cater that could nave done
the 'D1. within 6O davs OF The Tine
* 'upEtH Tor new orc.
:. anyone vince present coal
"t"h'& cquin&:chi = damaged or
y oIr-"u. beyond rcptW Is also eli
+ DC I" buy one I: tic new coal
Siu.CS undCr tic rIl 'nInS program.
l'r;S sons VINO arc granted an
"i>..atN ration ii "1' .! more gal
l'ns ~ Incl oil, htC 'u'c oi Illness
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-04
Dabney News
By MISS SARAH MATTHEWS

Mr.. and ahs. {. y. Matthews. Ray
ul"nd M@'ii"'w:'. visited Nj. and
AiIs.. Rufus t. Matthew. Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. -. Robinson visited her
daughter. Mrs. Morris Bramc Tur.-
10y.
Mr.. and Mr.. Aubrey licdgcprlh.
ID. and Nj. Ruff, l.. Matthew.
Sarah Matthews. Mr.. ana Mrs. Wi
-" Robinson. and Eva DdnIci we're
dinner guests ot Mr.. and Mr.. Rufus
DmIrI "ul rauIIy last Monday
Mir, and Mis-. Willie robinson Mr.
and Mrs. Vi. -. HuDin>un visited Nr.
ind Mrs u. y .,rdulc Monday night.
Sarah Matthew has returned
Inmc after spending few dJNs with
hCr sister. Mrs. Aubrey llCdgcpc,h.
II Nlttrcil.
Mir. ana Mrs. Dorsey Williamson
and children. Dorothy. Marie. and
Ray Williamson. Mr.. and Mrs. j. +.
Williamson. Mr.. and Mrs Clarence
brulm'. Mr.. Nelson. and Nj. and
Ms. Will" Robinson were Tuesday
nIGht upper guests oi Mir. and Mrs.
jaup. l.. Matthews.
Mr.. and MI. WIN" Robinson. and
Sarah Matthews had dIuuC" with Mr..
and Mrs. Aubrey IiCdgc?Cth WcdncS-
'dy.
MI and Mrs.. Herbert Richardson.
Callir I;Dbru. on. and Alice Steven
on. OF GrtCu.hurU. spent Il few days
nero with th,r friends ami relatives
during the holidays.
Little Joyce. Jimmie. and Il. H.
Matthews are spending u Gcw day
with their grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rufus l.. Matthews.
Mrs Edward Moody spent Thurs
day night with her SISTER. Mrs. Nor
rIS Crane.
Mir and Mrs. Willie Robinson visit
cd Mr. ana Mrs. Morris BramC Thurs
day night.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-04
STUDY YOUR ORDERS

MANY A SOLDIER receives
orders which are not clear to him
If he does not reflect upon their
real intent. but become crystal
clear upon bit Of concentrated
thought. Sometimes "A business
double by your partner is exactly
like that. when you find yourself
IN the position of the opening
leader. The card which you would
have led otherwise may become
utterly incorrect, and you may be
able to figure out that he has
practically ordered you TO make
a certain other lead.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-04
CLASSES RESUMED
AT ELON COLLEGE

Flnn College. Jan. DIR. l.. T..
Smith announced today that El"1
College student. Will report for class
~ 500 a. m. January ;. Dornitury
students Will reach the college to-
day. From all indications all stu
dents vino were in school before
Christmas vii! return 10 continue
this quarter So FAR as is known
AT this time. none of the 49, and
l9.ycar.old boys have been called
into service.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-04
Maria Parhana
Hospital Wins
Top Rating

Maria Parham hospital, OF Hcndcr-
son Is one ol 80 hospitals in North
Carolina ana 2,989 institutions in
the nation 10 be placed upon the
approved list of the American college
ol Surgeons, ii was announced by
DIR. Irwin Abel If Louisville, chairman
ol the board OF rcgc.iS OF the or
ganiZ ton.
Despite depleted StaGfs, curtailed
supplies, increased expenses. and
demands Tor service, hospitals OF the
United States and Canada have ac-
copied war conditions as a challenge
I'd as a whole maintaining high
Standards, DR.. Abel said in announc-
ing the approved hospitals.
The 1912 survey disclosed that a
lew hospitals previously approved arc
not meeting the minimum standard
today. DR.. Abel sid. Consequent
ly. approval was withheld or q pro-
vlSinnal rating givcnn. These war
inc casualties are more than bal
ancCd bv the earning of approval
by some hospitals which have inn
proved since tho last survey. Never
IhClcSS great shifts of population
du" I" nov and rel Gated war in
duStricS, and establishment of large
mil ary cncampmc"tS. have caused
excessive demands FOR hospital scr
wee in some communities. and there
Is increasing danger of lowered stan
vi rdS III the effort To care for more
patients tina" the depleted SALTS
can prnncrly serve"
The Granvill" hospital al Oxford
WAS given Il prrviSi nal rating. and
Rex hospital nj Raleigh and Duke
hospital and Watts hoSpital al Dur
ham arc among public hospitals on
the approved list.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-04
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
Tho Authority on Authorities-
ruff of a heart which would beat
mo Authority on Authorities

ruff of a heart which would beat
the contract.
That business doublc. after tho
bidding which had been dore. vir.
tually screamed for h"art lead.
South should have Ggu.nl .n.- out
If he had done any ica. card
counting. North ha3. by Ia. rrhid
OF clubs. shown that he lad AT
least five cards III eacn " the
black suits. possibly six ii cpl.ies
and therefore had Caly .Nn nr
three all told IN the two 20 sa.ts.
Since at least two vi ticsr must
have been in DIAMONDS - i.ist,fy
the business double lho'ailv all
the cards in his red Suns we're
concentrated in diam.n.is - the
chance for a ruff Of heart
amounted TO practical certainty.
Still more weight was lent that
by the fact that West had shown
enough hearts TO double for bus:.
Hess at the range of three.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-04

The Junior tI,r" cub Will meet
ThUr day evening at " o'clock Il, the
h"u" al Miss Mildred Perry ON the
DahnCy road, with Miss Jewell
Smith ~ c".hu>lcss. Members are
asked To- note the change III date of
meeting.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-04

"'iSH bul Oh MS
garden Tor as long
a period as posi-
bic. The "livc-at-
home" slogan is
gong Ia be more
important I han
ever this coming
year.
by using hot
beds, coldlrames
ana other plotec-
i've co uipmcnt,
the home garden
can be made pro-
ductivc for a
nibnln on six
week luupc,.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-04
Request About Dance.

MI G... .....,rrCu with the Sol
di'r H,cI,"iru Committee who Will
br unahI" L. attend tho dance Tue
day u."hr al Camp Ettuvl are urged
/" notify Nj ". -. Payne. telephone
BIOL. al once. y number OF college
girl home l"' The holiday, are anND-
Gus t. attend the dance. Dul viii
II" able L. only If the other girls not
liy Mir. Payne early today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-04
Wits Sister Here

Mrs. T. W. MCCallum has arrived
from Camp HlandIug. Florida. Ia pr
Y iiH her >'s,t"r. MrS. W. Il. FcSpcr-
man. Tor some time. Mrs. FcSpcrman
Ju-' gvtUrnvt yesterday from Maria
ParhIm hospital. where She was i'll
with pneumonia
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-04
Al Palm IScaCll.

Ms. Wesley y. swain and Miss
Mary Cath"rIn" Swain spent the
Christmas hGlidayS with It, and Mrs.
Thomas T. swain ut Palm Beach.
Florida. and have returned To Hen
iCl son.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-04
From IIcutlrrSOu\illc

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank PAGE and
grandson, Jimmie Page Webster,
haze returned from llCndrrSunl,llc
where they had Il weeks visit with
AIR. and Mrs. y. !. RCddcn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-04
Calling for Navy sweaters,

Mr.. Laurence -. Wall. chairman
Of Rcd Crus, kuttnr ia Vance cuuu-
~. las asked that ~ knitcry vino
hay" completed Navy tur'lcncch
sweaters cCi thCm tu hCr a' uucC. 50
That She can make Shipment IN Tic
nCaI future.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-04
AROUND
CAPITOL SQUARE
BY LYNN NISBET
Daily Dispatch Bureau
In The Sir Walter Hote,-RaIeigh

DUPLICATION There VIII ~.
less duplication of surname, amnur
members ri the 1913 legislature than
Tor many sessions past. No two sen
atorS bear the same name. I'm tho.
house of representatives there are
i've sets of twins" In the last scs-
SION there were nnc sets of dupIi-
cation. ono of qtGtdruplication and
one OF qGintuplicatiun. In 1911 there
were two members each named
Alternately. Allen Iorncr, Hughes.
PIttman, Pritchctt, Rogers. Taylor
ana wallace: there were four named
Edwards ANA lie named Moore.
NETERANS--ThIS year all inc
dtIpllcatIonS are Oi veteran members.
ana all were in the 1911 house en-
ccpt HE two Turner's and they had
served IN previous sessions Thclg43
lISt includes: Allen, Arch +. and C.
roy. both Of Wake; Edwards uI
Greene and. Edwards of Swain:
Moore III SCotldmd and Moore ui Vii
son: Turner of GuiiliOrd and TulnC;.
bl lfcdcil: Wallace of Johnston ana
Wallace and ECr"ir. Principal Clerk
ShcaTnn Harris has already prCDar-
cd the roll call list and will nave #
back from the printer by opening
day Of the session.
, of9 Ems lar Heel Oyster
arms WIN principal office nj Beau
l"r'' was '.'drtcrrd Saturday Tor the
p'hP"S" 81 maintaining and "pcr''-
ilE h"tc'lcflcS. lhr"fpnrator> al rec
.,, 'f" lhrc" residents "i Chicago.
Inns may DC lliN' another ""uC OF
''i"He 'hilEH' "i II may be that out
"l-StI'oFS nave p'cn recognized more
.cduliE man some "i our own folks
me Possibilities ~ oyster culture
nero. Inc corporation has authorized
''f''.' 81 H'"'" -. p'i' only $3.50 WH- .
''PDT'cu Us p"Id III al time ol or
''"'''""'i'h'
,
r,"' hNNCth N'h'c ("li"Gc r"-
PVT" H'N'IaI III once" "i county
,.' W. "E'''H ''' i."lH cNchAnr" poll
'hrIli machinery. Ii'd IS |" have all
~, "'''''E ~ ''' county u'illi'd To
' ,'l''' ~. .r ~ ..' lo"u di' IIhvI
,i,. n3, ,' ,',,,' ~, 80 nl"''E' cN'rW-
H. , ,, .I'T S'''c ll''ic Iui-
,i,.,,, ", M"''" ~ up S"Ch OK
,,',,'t';,, "''','' ~, 'SloI' ~ orange
S,,,,,,i,,',. ~, ''''', ~" I'l ''p"' ana
90 VIZ 49, '''''''i''e'E'
c,,-,,r III, -.
.,,,.;,, a., .'.''. ,". 'rurlS Si"l-
.n,,,G j., ~, u' -',, ,I' ..! -; ooi'Hc !
nrnfi,.iio ~, ,,,.,c,,cn .i nI"ao WY
n;,nv ,,,,,co' - h",,,y s.,r ,'C!t ",'
Crv nrivntcIv n,,n,d ihir, h.,, ,'''' ,,,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-04

North had really made what
proved 70 h" very thin" double
here. but it woHld haze been all
r!ght If South had worn his think
my cap. II" did not. though. He
led til" club 6. ana all that North
could take was a cCurlc of tricks
n mat suit. as he could never get
south back in the lead for the
IpSf,r..,..., H., III. ,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-04
Returns to I.,Iutl.

Miss .l"sl" y. t.avC>. daughter of G..
W. EaNrs. al Henderson. has return
Cd {" Elum college after spending the
Christmas holidays with her father
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-04
Something
Is Brewing
By LYNN .SISBET

DN LII M .NISbtI
Raleigh, Jan. 1-T'hc advertise
mcnt division of the state Depart
mcnt of Conservation mad Dcvcl-
opmcnt has been asked To supply
Immediately full detailed infOr-
nation Oh every hotel and board
irg school or college IN tho area
between AShcvillc and Marion.
Exact location and number of
buildings. capacity. type Of con-
StruCtion. etc. arc among tho
facts asked for.
For what purpose tho informa-
ton is desired could not be
learned. but II is understood that
tho Army is asking tho questions.
me, Hel,,. pr, 1ucl l1prsf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-04
X
WITH OUR BOYS \
IN SERVICE 4
From Camp AttcrburY.

PIT H. V. Faulkner Jr is home
ifmu Cmup NttCrbury. Indiana on u
.,Ncu-day THROUGH to visit his par
eut.. Mir and Mrs. II. V. Faulkner,
on route /.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-04

(pealer: North. North South
vulnerab leD
" North bids I-Heart. East l.
Shade. South 2-Cluhs. North ..
Hearts. South 3-D'amonds. and
West masses. what is North's cor
rect bid?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-04

More than 2.2O0.OOO cNtra pairs ul
paiarudN cam bc made from material
saved Ivy TIC >impliiica'lon pro;glr
for mems and boys paiamny
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-04
Guests irum New York

MIR. and Airs. Sol Milton. of Brook
lyn. n. Y. are visiting Mrs. Harry
Baker. lister al Mrs. Milton.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-04

Workers IN occupied Holland don't
answer advertisement featuring al.
Job, in the Russian Ukraine.
with room, board and clothing free. ''
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-04
PRAYER ,N.rrtinr Rand

Prayer mc"tn& band Will met,
Tu"~ddy evening al 80 o'clock at
the county home
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-04
THE TAR HEEL
GARDENER
BY JAMES G. WEAVER

with the shortage of canned foods,
IL is gong To be more important Tor
The home gardener to have vcpc-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-04
Mrs. Bridgers'
Nephew Wins
Silver Star

The following sorry Is taken n.u.
the Atlanta JournaI. ul Alta. Ia, ca.
Chaplain Eugvmr l.. DdnG Is o..
SON ui tic laIc III. Eugene l.. Dame,
Il native oi lilnutrsJu, anna - Dr.I.,.
Of Mrs. l.. l.. HI.iscgS Iul,.. r.
Dame. has visited nI> aUu, ucu, ..
numerous occasions ana o. a..
knUw:. III THIS community he ..
TWO DruihCrS III the service. I...
tent Albert DHn:,I ana William. ~.
Is III the Navy
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-04

i0fo Helps-Buy lOft More!
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-24
Miss Amstutz Will
Present Program

Sunday evening at the Christian
and Missionary Alliance Church,
25 S. Prospect ST.. Miss Magda-
lene Amstutz. instructor Of mu-
sic at Bob Jones College. and her
sisters. students OF the same
school will present the following
program at 1880.
Piano solo. Ivory Palaces; girls
trio. Oh. Sweet Wonder; string
trio. THE Name OF Jesus. girls
trio. Behold. Ono Cometh in the
Way; pianologue; reading. The
teper. contralto solo. with cello
obligato. lie Tenderly Looked at
Me. string trio. The Old Rugged
Cross. girls trio. Id Rather Have
Jesus. duet. Christ Is Not a Dis
appointment; reading. | Met the
rdaster Face 70 Face, duet, IL
You Could Know, trio. He's Look.
ing on You.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-24
THEY 81 y

Cleyeland-Goy. John W. Bricker
of Ohio. Republican 1914 presiden
tial possibility: Peace can only be
achieved in the world, II Americans
realize they must continue their
role in world affairs in the years
after an armistice has been signed.
Algiers-Gen. Charles de Gaulle
The French people are violently
opposed to Fascism. dictatorship or
any idea OF personal power"
New Mayor F. II. La Guar.
dia; New York has become by
force OF circumstances. the world
center OF creative and interpreta-
tive art
Washington-Senator Robert 4.
Taft OF Ohio. advocates a federal
retail sales tax: We cant win this
war without money any more than
without men,
" aohihsNO -O6Nl6Ndly OIL the
Navy Frank Knox: Despite our
successes OF the moment. this war
most definitely has not been won
on any major front Only 4
careless fool would pretend that
we have done more than make a
good beginning
Allied Headquarters North Africa
General Dwight d. Eisenhower In
a message to the people OF Sicily:
ALLIED forces are occupying Ital-
ian territory Their aim is 10
deliver the peoples OF Italy from
Fascist regime which led them
into the war, and when that has
been accomplished TO restore Italy
as free nation"
New York-Harold Ickes, secre-
tary Of the Interior: "Bureaucrat
became the sixteen inch word with
which to blow hell out OF the Ad-
ministration.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-24

cate, too fragile for the rugged
heritage that was MeXico's. She
was a Dresden doll in a cooper 3
shop, An orchid in a patch Of
weeds,
Far ahead Jean could see a
SPRAYING graz structure surround
ed by green fields that stretched
themselves for miles.
There is the plant" Steve said.
note Of genuine pride in his voice.
Enormous" Jean exclaimed,
"and those fields"
Those are fields OF guayule
plants. The stems are filled with a
white, milky substance that makes
a perfect late%,' Steve explained.
"Ycu warned me so about sabo-
teurs and now that ! am really here
that seems incredible. This place
thai is so remote, so much a world
Of It's own-apart from the nations
at war, Jean said.
You d be surprised IL you knew
the attempts that have been made
already 10 get information. The
AXIS nations would give a fortune
10 anyone who could hrd out our
/ process Of manufacture. our formu-
/ la That's why We have 10 be so
careful"
That's Why Jean laughed. at
vas two weeks before they'd let me
come down.
Yep Lands admitted cheerful.
/ ~. They had 10 fingerprint all
your ancestors. Lucky they didn't
hnd the horsethief"
lie drove her back 70 the small,
sprawling Mexican town a. sunset
ard stopped before the one hotel, a
two-story pink abode built around
a courtyard. Wines trailed over its
deep easement windows. Several
cats slept in the sun on the door
step.
ITS the only hotel he told her
apoiosetically Il told her TO scrub
it, 50 II ought 10 be clean anyway
He carried her suitcascs UP u
her room while she followed with
the chattering, putting, fat Mexican
llandlady
Is rot II the pretty room >" the
lanllady threw open the creaking
door and surveyed the interior with
Ipossessive pride. then followed the
beautiful American lady anxiously
She gave sigh Of relief when Jean
after swift scrutiny Of the box.
like LITTLE room with the Nhite Iror
bed, the washstaHd, dresser and
one broken-legged chair. smiled
casually and said. ITS fine"
That night Jean lay in the lror
bed. too excited to sleep. musine
over the deep content that hl!ec
her. II seemed like a dream now
10 be in this funny little box Of a
room. breathing the unfamiliar
lpungent desert air Of Mexico, ready
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-24

to 60 back into work. tomorrow, to
which she once had thought she
would never return. There seemed
TO be a way TO go-and time to
do it-and If you followed that in
ner command you were no longer
restless-you were content and full
filled. II was insane and rather
wonderful for life to be like that.
She wondered il following this de-
handing impulse she was moving
with life as she felt, or If she was
fooling herself as Henri warned
her, losing her goal, becoming a
will O. the wisp. Well, she could al
ways go back, accept the setback
in her career as punishment for
foolhardiness and start the person
al battle of ambition again. But
now she intended to give way TO
this mood of self-forgetfulness, of
cooperation with cause greater
than herself, for a while. After
that :.
She was drifting off to sleep. The
throbbing notes Of steel guitar
tangled at first in her dreams, then
slowly reused her. The gay, haunt
ing strains of the Spanish love song
drifted in softly. She smiled dream
lily. This was too perfect. 1t must
be some Mexican lover serenading
his mistress. Curiously she slipped
her feet into silver mules, pulled on
her lame robe. tiptoed through the
band Of moonlight that shut out the
sweep Of Mexican valley sheltered
by brown rolling hills. to the deep
easement window, and pulled aside
the curtain. Abruptly she stifled a
startled scream!
The serenader was standing just
below HER window The bright
moonlight outlined his slim. tall
figure, dressed in the rich costume
Of a Spanish don; il cleaned on his
silver spurs. on the guitar slung
lightly across his shoulders, and on
his glistening black curly hair His
rich, caressing voice whispered the
last words OF the love song. his An
gers fingered over the final nos
talgic chord. then he gave her n
low. sweeping bow.
I'm afraid you've made a mis-
take" Jean smiled. You must have
the wrong window"
"Mistake?" His laughing voice
held no trace OF an accent as he
stepped closer and stared up at her
with glance as bold and merry as
his music. mo, no! / always sere-
made every beautiful lady who
comes TO town."
Thank you. And now. I'd like to
sleep" Jean dropped the curtain
abruptly, surprised at her curt We
hemence-and dismaycd and an
noycd az the sudden sharp thudding
Of her heart.
Ito Be Continued)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-24
Whitaker

Mrs. Robert Brown spent the
week end in Lansing with her son
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Brown.
Miss Marjorie Garrod spent Mon
day with Miss Dona Garrod, Judd
Road.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Osborn. Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Osborn, Dearborn,
Mr.. and Mrs. William VANITY, Mi
Ian. spent Saturday afternoon with
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Z. Vedder.
Miss Agnes Baer spent 1.-THE week
end with Miss Donna Garrod, Judd
Road
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Williams ard
daughters. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Crit
fin. Ypsilanti. were guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Crandall, Lulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Hammer
schmidt, Detroit. visited her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hitch
ingham. In the afternoon they all
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. l..
Squires. Judd Road.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-24
First Methodist Church

Walter B. Heyler, Minister.
$50 a. m.-Church school. Jun
ior. Intermediate, High School anc
Adult departments.
1916 a. m.-Church School. Nurs-
cry, Pres chool. kindergarten, Pri'
mary departments.
lO45 a NJ Morning service oil
worship. Rev. Walter B. Heyler VIII
speak on the theme The Defeat oil
Evil" The Adult Choir will sing
Dwell Ye in Love by Shure. Miss
Fatchett will sing "He Shall Feed
His Flock" by Handel. Organ num-
bers played by Mrs. l.. J. Wilson
are: Unto the Hills" by Bixby, and
"Offertory," by Hauser.
s p. m.-Wesleyan Guild supper.
: p. m.-Wesleyan Guild Vesper
Service. Worth Mallory will re-
view the book. angel Mo and Her
son Roland Hayes
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-24
Second Baptist Church

Rev. Garther Robertson, pastor
Corner Catherine and Hamilton
SITS.
$3.50 a. m.-Sunday School. Geo.
Hamilton, superintendent; Or. L. c.
Perry. assistant superintendent.
1880 a. m.-Morning worship.
Rev. Roszel Brown will deliver the
sermon. The senior choir aud gospel
chorus will render the singing.
$50 y. m.-The pastors eighth
anniversary service Rev. A L.
Merriett, Inkster. will deliver the
anniversary sermon. and his choir
will render the music.
p. m.-The Baptist Young Peo-
pies Training Union. Miss Serien
easier, directress.
7:30 p. m-Eyening worship.
There will be a special program by
the combined choirs of the church
honoring the pastors eighth ami
versary.
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LoNDoN-INs-Minister OF Home
Security Herbert Morrison dis
closed today that an enormous TO-
tai Of 1885 churches, monasteries.
converts and other ecclesiastical
buildings In Britain had been dam
aged by enemy aerial lombard,
ment.
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SENTENCED

lonia. Mich, July 24-AP-Circui.
Judge Morris X Davis sentenced
70 terms in prison Friday two trus.
ties charged with escape from the
State Reformatory here. william
Haines. %. Of Hillsdale. recaptured
after three days OF freedom last
week end. and George TauranEeau,
p, OF Detroit, who was at liberty
only two hours. we're both given
bentences OF from ~ 70 Az years
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Assembly OF God Church

420 E Michigan Ave.
Rev. George E. Moore. Pastor.
Sunday. 10 a. m.-- Sunday School.
Clifford Staplin. superintendent.
10 a. Sunday School at the
Spencer school
II a. m. Morning worship ana
Children's Service.
$50 p. m.-Young Peoples serv'
ice.
7:i5 p. Eysngelistic Service,
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$50 p. -Fre-prayer service
around the church altar.
Gas p. m,-E,Y.F.S. Hi-Ny and
Junior services.
7.45 p. m.-The evangelistic
service OF the day. The pastor Will
also speak at this hour.
Old fashioned gospel preaching
and singing. special songs and mu-
sic and choruses a part OF each serv.
ice.