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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
Baptists Plan
Youth Revival
Week May 80

~ Youth Revival to las, for = wool,
Is announced - begin at the First
nap'iSt church here on Sunday. May
90 ana running through the follow
ing Sunday. June Il.
RGy. }. Winston pcarcc. pastor of
The FIRST Baptist church in Durham
VIII 90 inc preaching. Evening Sc. =
wees Will be 1t " o'clock. and the
Junior choir OF The church will have.
charge OF the music. Young people
Viii DC active i'll ether phases of the
weeks program also.
The guest minister will conduc,
the worship periods each mornin.
Ion the Daily Vacation Bible school
which during tina; period will be in
ITS second week. The morning pro.
grams viii be al 9 o'clock.
Rev. +, Norilcct Gardner. the pas-
tor. will be III charge ul the genera,
program Tor the weeks services. as
sisted by several other church lead
cr>. IN addition Ia ;nc young pcuL.-
who VIII be active.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
Baptists On
May "a Start
Bible School

NIrHilom Bible School al the First
bar'Isl church VIII begin Il week
hence On Monday. May ~. and will
rum through FrIuay. June /. accord
my /" announcement today by the
Pastor. l;vv. T.. NUrilcct Gardner.
preliminary arrangements will be
discussed al - meeting OF the Bible
Schcu! faculty a, II a. Ia. next FRI
day. following enrolment of pupils
Il, 9 q. IN. tina; day. The Friday pro-
gram viii last Tor two hours.
Emphasis in the study will be on
mission work. with classes for DC
SnnrIS. primary. junior and inter-
mediate children. During the first
week Inc opening worship program
WI! DC as usual. but tho second week
81 the D!Dlc school Is cuincldcnt with
tine youth revival, when the formal
worship period WI! be in charge OF
Rev. j. Winston Pcarcc, pastor Of
the FIRST Baptist church OF Durham,
VINO VIII hold the revival.
Leaders uf departments, and fac
uI;loN have been designated among
members of the church.
Sessions Will be held as usual only
IN the iurCnOOnS. and appropriate
graduating CXCrcI ;cS will be held on
In" Last Gay Ui the two weeks pro-
gram.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
Would Take
All Sandals
Off Rations

The inclusion of all typcS of san
GALS which merchant, have III StOc.i
i'll the list of -.l-raiiuncd footwear
Is beng urged upon prrn.iSs NJ.
Brown, OPA national administrators.
by the shoe ratIonlng intcI probation
panel of the Vance ,Juniy war pr.cc
and ration DO rd. according To Ar
thur III. Surprise. secretary 10 the
panel.
Sandals which have lid counter
at the heel, rather THAI open con-
Struction, have always been on the
ration list. Surprise says. and as a
result TIC sale III this type shoe Is
slower than he open heel type. Tucsc
arc the more commonly called bare
foot sandals" us.. & less leatnc. than
many of the shoe types which are
already On the non-rat!onc1 list. &C
cording 10 Surprise.
The recommendation % the OpA
administration VS. signed by {. G.
Shaw. chairman OF the panel. Rubcr;
a. Cottrcll. ESkCr ID. Parkinson. W.
b. Shcarcr and Hylion T. Webb.
members of the committee, and Sur
prise, its secretary.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
Hicksboro News
Nv Mrs. I. ID. Knott

Jimmy Colcy'S son. l.. G.. who ha-
been III camp in Louisiana. has re-
turned there after spending Il ten
day THROUGH with his parents.
Friends will regret Ia learn that
II. S. Woody IS not So well.
Mrs. Arthur Knott and daughter.
Virginia. are spending about ten
DAYS with Mr.. Knots parents. Nj.
md Mr.. j. y. Knott.
Mr.. and Mr.. Ollie Pmhum. of
near Henderson. were Saturday
night visitors Ot Mr. and Mr.. Roy
DiCkcrSon.
Rev. and Mrs. j. Marshall Walker
and children. Rev. and Mrs. ". -.
Atkinson and son. of SwCpiS"nvl'IC.
Mr. and Mrs. y. j. Woody and Miss
Dorothy iIiCks were supper guests or
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Hicks and sons
Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. Williamson
yyCrc visitor, Oi MIR and Mrs. j. ID.
Knott Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Norman Hicks d+-
daughter. Christine. were visitors of
Mr.. and Mn. Roy DiCkcrSon Thurs
day evening
Miss EunlrC Williamson spent Sat
urday night and Sunday with Miss
RcbCCca DiCkCr>"n.
Il. r. DickcrSun and children. ic-
bcrca. Willard. Ruth. and Willlnln
Miss EuniCc Williamson. Ollie Par
ham and three children. and Mr. ana
A1rs {. s. O'BriCn and children en-.
loved ice cream with Mr.. and Mrs.
i u. Knott and family Saturday
tight.
Mr. Eavmrnd Dean has returned
home with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. !. Shanks. since the closing "i
;Cnuul
Friend. will regret io learn that
Nj Ellru HIc" i quit" III.
Nti.- Ruth D!cksis"n spent ST.
.u,dav uisht and Sunday with Miss
Gertrude OBricn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

Second Lieutenant ". IL. Wndlcy
Jr.. SON I Mir. and Mrs. W. II. Wini-
Icy. OF 229 You. : street, Henderson
Crook Ordnance Automutivc School,
Crook Ord nance Au,omutivc Sch,o.
Fort Crook. Nebraska. The Cour,,
covered maintenance. repair and con
Voyin2 of g0yCrmmC vehicles rang
ing from the ever popular "jccp' e
Tie large primC-mDVCrS.
Lieutenant Wjndlcy graduated las:
autumn from officers school at Cam
Lee. Va. and been returned ;hcr,
LOW lor further service.
During hi -tay nj Fort Gro X. ms
bride Of several mon rs wl> with
him. They have recently spent = few
days here between assignments. unc
Mrs. Wnj,cy returned T. her home
al 81 ford when her husband con-
i!nuci - Camp Lee.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
PENALTIES CLEAR.CuT

PENALTIES FOR out-of- order
bids, doubles and redoubles. after
the auction has been opened. are
much more clear-cut in the new
Laws Of Contract Bridge than in
the old ones. Also. they are more
equitable. in applying different
penalties slnder different circum-
stances. Following the opening of
the auction. unless the opponents
condone the irregularity. these
apply:
!. A bid out of turn, when il is
the turn Of the opponent at the
Offenders right, is Cancelled. and
the offenders partner must pass
on his next turn.
z. a bid out of turn. when it is
the turn of the offenders partner,
Is Cancelled. and both members of
the offending side must pass
whenever it is their turn. also if
the offending side has the opening
lead. the deciarer may require or
forbid the lead of a specified suit.
). A double or redouble, when
1t is the turn of the opponent at
the offenders right. gives the OPP
ponent at the left of the offender
the right to let it stand or cancel
it. but in either case the offenders
partner must pass thereafter.
4. A double or redouble, when
1t is the turn Of the offenders
partner. gives the opponent at the
left of the offender the right to let
1t stand or cancel it, and in either
case the offenders must pass
whenever 1t is their turn thereaft-
or. also. If the offenders have the
opening lead. the declarer may re-
quire or forbid the lead Of a speci-
fed suit.
5. A double or redouble In turn.
but by player who names an in
correct number of tricks or a
wrong denomination. Is deemed to
be a double or redouble of the bid
as made. and the partner of the
Distributed by King
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
Haily Dispatch Bureau,
BY LYNN NYSRET.

Every week the Dispatches Raj
cigh bureau will answer questions
concerning the wars effort on civil
ans. All answers will be officially
certified. Send your questions to the
Dispatches Raleigh bureau, p. o. Box
1909, Raleigh, N. c. ..'.,
Q. Can Il; soldier's wife get d3cut
m her ticket TO 80 ITO. the camp 10
&C her huSband?" ;if.=
y. Not a chance. She will have 10
.,ay ;the regular fare
q. My husband rs overseas. NY
3aby girl was born in January and
IS now three months old. N.Y. hus-
Jand made me an allowance when
we were married. How can get tie
Extra allowance that is being MAJ
% children. My husband is in a place
where he can't write me very Otter.
80 he can't do anything about it, and
IT'S up 10 me-"
a. There's form to fill OUT re-
porting the birth of the child,S and
you haVp to tattnch a tco5y on her
birth certificate Ii: that form. IF
heres, Rcd Gross office in your
town they probably, have. copies Of
The form and will be glad to help
you out. And if there isn't, you c;;iI
write 10 the Army Emergency lie
lief Office III the Grant Building,
tilanta. ms office serves the cnlut
outhcast.
q. "lf | don't Use all the stamps
IN the current ration books. will they
car out points from my new book"
y. They certainly viii not. II you
don't need the food stamps Cntitic
you In buy. there's no point i'll cash
ing III the stamps. And you Will Ger
ialnly not be pcnalIIcd next tim,
because you've been Il careful buy
~ during Tins ration period.
q. I'm III ga. but I want TO get
N either the Army. Navy or Ma
ines. Can enlist"
y. You can't actually enlist any
more. but if you want tO you can
go To your draft board and ask them
to rcClaSSiiy you and call YOU in i'm
mCdiatCly. The draft boards take in
10 consideration whether or not Il
man can serve better right where
he Is. or i'll the armed forces. It's
up To them whether or not you get
in-and the chances are. YOU will.
g. Can a soldier make an allow
anCC To the girl he is going 10 mar
""
y. Sorry. sister, but soldier can't
make an allowance To the girl he's
going tu marry. He'll nave 10 wait
until the knot Is actually tied. then
ne can file the application.
q. is il true that large families
may buy meats at Il cheaper point
value than small families? | asked
my grocer about trade point values
Is | understood it was cheaper To buy
that way. He said he didn't know
about il. Will you please
tell me about this"
y. The question box is glad Ia tell
you. because people who have To buy
IN large quantities can save points
by buving with trade points rather
than the regular consumer points. II
isn't the quantity of meat you buy.
but the cuts you buy. When YOU buy
on trade points YOU are. III CIfcC,,
buying wholesale from the pOin,
Points vary with the cut
IF meat. \ butcher BUYS side ol |
beef and cuts II up into portion. |
which he sells To- his customers. He !
pays a lower point rate for the side !
Of beef because there is waste u,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
Club Night Planned
For West End Club

In accordance with the schedule of
West End Country Clubs current
program. clUb night will be held at
the clubhouse Friday night. May ~ .
from 10 - o'clock. II is the desire
OF the committee, If members take
advantage OF and enjoy this club lea
turC. to set aside the third Friday
II each month for Il gCt-,ogCthcr OF
The members.
Due 10 the scarcity of gas. mem
DcrS are urged Ia round up car
iull and make Il date To bc nj the
club Friday night tor an enjoyable
NNCnInp.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
BARCLAY BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
The Authority on Authorities-

offender must pass on his next
turn.
6. A double OF a bid by the
doubler's partner obliGcs the tou-
bier to substitute any proper call,
and his partner mutt pass there
after.
Z. Same penalty AZ stated in G
applies to a rcdouble of a bid
which has not been doubled.
8. A double or rcdoublc Of a bid
which the offender or his partner
has already Soublcd or rcdoublcd.
as the case may he. is deemed To
have been n pass. also the oppo-
nent TO the left of the offender
may cancel the previous double or
rcdoublc. il he wishes. and the Of
Tending player and his partner
must pass thereafter.
A double or rcdOU Slc. before the
auction opens. is Cancelled. the Of
fender may in turn make any
proper call. and the Offenders
partner must pass whenever il is
his turn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
FORMER HENDERSON
YOUTH WINS AWARD
in ARMY AVIATION

a former Henderson lad. FIRST
Lieutenant James Il. Bullock. whose
nome l. III GrCCnsbugu. has been
awarded the distinguished flying
cross IN England Toy his services in
plotting his humber safely to its OBJ
JcctINc on Inc continent and back To
England. He Is the son OF Mr.. and
Mis-. /. l.. bullock. iul WcStuvcr
Terrace, Greensboro. MIR. Bullock is
Il native q! Vance county. and for
mcrly was maudgcr Of the old An
Choir Stores Company when ii was
operated III this city.
The Green Duru Daily News car
iiCd Tins reference To the award To
Lieutenant BUI.ncI.:
The Citation 10. Lieutenant Bull
l""k. WHO has r."U in Eu'laud with
army air forces since October, stated
iAat he n"u D,cw decorated TO.
cXtraOI dlnAy achievement while
SER in& a. -r'Up navigator ON ::
bombing mission over Germany the
uu!ih OF ia. Gin Poor visibility was
v.CouGl"Ic i over The entire route
.3r'la'Iu! .r,:i skill. Lieutenant
Bullock led the formation directly
- ."v tIra,t ""d Gnucr the mos.
!; H@!duu~ conditions succeeded N
returning Tie group 10 its nome base.
The coinage. coo!ncSs and great
skill displayed by Lieutenant Bull
eek II liz. occasion reflects high
81 credit upon Inn and the armed
forces al the United States"
Lieutenant BulIock. Il native Of
Henderson. l. a graduate of Green's
nuru nigh school and an allmnl:s
of Guiliu.d college. lie WAS employ
cd aS Il travelling salesman before
entering the army January. 1871.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
Takes Weather Course

{ Hc, GCrrG" y. Roe. son ul
john y. Rose. I lii Church street
henderson. Is nov Il sudden, in the
weather training sa.ol %: Inc Army
An Force technical command. The
corps al the school includes subjects
d dynamic mctc.uin2y. synthetic
wclc"r"lnCy. air mass analysis. moi
C'r"i"Gic%l laboratory. auxiliary
charts and diagrams. Upon success
iul completion ul the COURSE. a com
mission as second lieutenant in the
Army Will he granted the cadet.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
CANNING SUGAR NOT
BEING ISSUED YET

~ number at 'hC newspapers have
carried stories III regard tn sugar for
horne ,dnnung which have led tho
puriic ~ believe that this sugar -
nov. being issued by your local War
rrrcC and HutI"nIrg Board. This
board would like e. advise the per-
sons interested III This type of ra-
tionng that Nc arc not ready Ia start
issuing cot duo Ia ihC fact that we
haze not been supplied with sugar
1li' vance coupons. Please do not
coll b.. 'lis rtilcc III regard ~ this
matter until you are notified TO do
80 through your locd! newspaper"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
State Garden Club
Ito Meet This Week

The State Garden Club will bolo
i,S annual meeting Tuesday nn,,
mpui''Sday IN Raleigh, with head
iu'rters al The Sir Walter hotel. Til.
a.salar business session will open
q. o'3o Tuesday afternoon, being
pIeceded by luncheon for the exc
vuNiNe committee and past sta,v
presidents AT the Governors Mar
S , with Mrs. j. NJ. Broughton as
i; tuesday evening there will be =,
,vnE ior delegates and visitors,
eaheSday mornings session will b.
" e"'NpIc,inn of business with eicc-
n"'' oi officers and reports of varl-
Gus committees.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
DIR. Ellis Resigns
Wilson PaStOrate;
TO Live at Miami

Dr.. Hugh y. Ellis. for eleven wears
pastor at The First BAPTIST church Of
HENDERSON. and for the past nearly
I'm wears pastor OF The FIRST BAPTIST
vhHCh ~ Wilson. resigned that work
IN Il statement read to his congrcga-
t.Dn yesterday morning. The rcsigna-
ii"n VIII become effective the last
sunday III June, after which time
Dr. Ellis plans la make his home in
Miami. Florida.
lie came To Henderson twenty
Years az" from Ashland. Va. to
which place hC went from u PASTOR
:i" IN Canada. after comm. from
England. where he was born and
"hcrc lac first served IN tine minis
Try.
~. Ellis has been active in work
OF the BAPTIST state Convention since
serving III North Carolina. He has
scTVCd on the general board. Chal.-
man If the committee on DCncVul-
CHCCS and member ui the State exc
CutiNC committee. He WAS charter
member OF Biblical Recorder. In
CurporatCd. and on the executive
committee of that board. lie was
gwen the degree cl doctor Of dI-
vimitv by Wake Forest College III
1881 In 1884 ne preached the State
convention sermon ~ New Bern. ana
al different times has served the al
River and Roanoke Associations in
Va. IuuS Official capacities.
I'm Wilson Dr Ellis was president
and secretary. at different times. of
the Ministers Council. chairman of
the Wilson welfare board and chair
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
NEW FELLOWSHIP IN
RELIGION FOR DUKE

Durham. May IA second fell
lowShip in religion has been cStnp-
liShcd at the Duke University Di-
vinity School by Quincy HarriSS
kcarns. prominent High Point. N. G..
textile manufacturer and religious
leader.
In 1885 Mr.. Kcains established the
iisl kcarn> Fellowship in Religion
which since then has been held am
ruallv bv Young men Of superior
ability rhs .s,rnd fslloa ship. iust
announced. will provide the sam,
annual stipend as the first, 500.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

(NOTE: The Office of War Inror-
nation complies this thumb-nail RAJ
ton guide from official sources
weekly for the Daily Dispatch as a
public Service.)
Blue Stamps.
(For canned, frozen and certain
dchydratcd food).
Blue stamps C, ~ and - re-
main valid through May.
Coffee.
Stamp No. % in War Ration Book
One is valid for one pound of coffee
through May 80.
Gasoline.
"A" book coupons No. ) good ror
three gallons each and must last
from March % to July u inclusive
in North Carolina.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

Price Roll Back.
l'ncc ceilings ON beef. veal. lamb
ana mutton NOW IN effect.
Soap price ccIlimgS-rcprcScnt
Il cut III price "a, many stores, will
be effective May "a.
Red Stamps.
(FUr meat products, canned fish.
most edible oils and chreSeS.)
Red stamps F.. -, &c" and
III remain valid through May.
Rcd stump y" becomes valid May
Sugar.
Stamp No. - IN War Ration Book
one Is valid iur ) pounds OF sugar
through May 81.
HOUSEWIVES may now apply at To-
Cal boards ior supplementary IA
lions iur HON" canning.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
Oxford Pastor To
Hold Revival For
White Memorial

y revival meeting Will be held.
beginning next Sunday. at White
Memorial Methodist church IN South
Henderson. and viii lun through the
week following. the pastor. Rev. j.
Is. WOrthingtON. announced today.
Rev. c. Freeman Heath. pastor OF the
First Methodist church of ONlol d.
is To- do the preaching.
Rev. Mr.. Heath viii preach first on
Sunday evening. and then will
preach each evening during the wC".
following. 1t is the first revival to
be held for thI, congregation during
the present church year, and the pas
tor invited the public 10 attend the
services.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
Methodists To
Start Summer
Bible School

The annual Vacation Churci,
School of the First Methodist cnu.cn
Will begin next Monde. ~ -. a
cordinG to church announcement to-
day. Sessions will be held NJ nti.y
through Friday for two week. from
TO | am, daily, closing on Friday,
June /.
Courses will be presented loi. be-
gInncrS, PRIMARIES, Juniors and inter-
mcdiateS. All boys and gr.s wunm
the ages of four to II arc mvltrI
IL cnloiI IN the Bible school. il was
explained.
WORKERS in various departing is q.
the Sundsy school will be in charge
OF he school throughout.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
Society News
EASE-IIOUR.

y,,kcd along the lake
In the easc-hour between work and
.ran came swimming by,
a. black foot, motionlcSS.
U Urnotr,,ding from behind the lief.
wing,
,0,r stretched tall and curved,
Orange bcak like flame
In the water below,
I ~ swan and darker shadow
swan
And that silent water.
niN NJ. Armcda Kaiser
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
War Question Box

cutting up. a carcass On amy other
w4ole meat. II you buy hunks ui
meat and cut them UP yourself. yau
sah buy at the lower point rate tu,.
Tie chart posted IN the butcher shop
shows the consumer point vaiuc
that is, the point value after III,
meat has. been cut up. If you buy Il
cut of meat which docs not show uI
ths consumer chart but which docs
shbw on the official trade chart. YOU
pay the trade point value just like
yoair butcher did. The butcher has
the trade point chart for his oWq,
reference when he buys meal. 50
Jew customers would wan: 10 bttv
tht trade point cuts thai the chdit
is mot displayed a& prominently II
the consumer point chart o.. but its
sticking around in the store SONG
where.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
NAVY COMMISSIONS
TWO ". N. c. PROPS

Chapel Hin. May l7.-(AP)-
Pr"iS. William 5. jenkins and
krcnCr &. Frazer. uI the University
Department OF Political SCIENCE.
have received commissions as lieu
tenants IN the Navy. Both are now
al Fort Schuyler. n. Y, for Indoc-
t'Inai.um. after which they will go 10
the School OF Overseas !Administra-
ton al Columbia University.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
Meeting Postponed.

The called business meeting of the
tuesday club. which Was Ia have
zen tomorrow afternoon. has been,
postponed until Tuesday. May -.
and vii! be held al the residence Of
Mrs. NJ. +. LcGg.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
LADIES TOURNAMENT
AT WEST END CLUB

Lady golfers of Yves, End Country
Club will have their tuUrnamcn, At
the same time as the mems tpulna-
mcnt. Qualifying will be from May
% through May 81 with match play
June through June &.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
Return from FlOrida.

Mrs. Il. G.. $. Davis and Mrs. Ada
Ettlinecr have returned from On
lando. Florida. where they visited
Ii. r. G.. s. Davis. Jr. and Tallahas-
see, where they were the guests OF
Mrs. Husn D'Anna.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
Guild 10 Meet.

The Wesleyan Service Guild of the
First Methodist church will meet at
s o'clock at the church. Child Id
Dor Safeguards in Wartime" will be
the theme for the evenings program.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
.Jr. WOman'S Club.

The Junior Woman'S club will
meet at 3 O'Clock Wednesday evening
in the cafeteria al the high school,
This Is the last meeting Tor the 1917
70 year. and all members arc urgco
10 be present
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
Notice About Dance

Mrs. S. f. Jennctte will be senior
hostess for the dance at Camp But
nef iHcSoay evening. and group lead
GS are reminded that they are to
call her bctwcnc : and 8 o'clock TO
monty her how many from their
group plan 10 attend the dancc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
PRAYER Meeting Band

Prayer meeting band will meet
Tuesday evening al o'clock al the
ChavasSc avenue. with Mrs. Fannie
GuptcE dis leader.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
From GrccnNiIlr

MIS-. Jimmie Umphlctt and son.
BIZ, o! Grccnvilic, spent several
days here with Mrs. Umphlcti's par
entS, Nj. and Mrs. &. d. Ncwma;..
Miss NaShti Newman accompanied.
her home for visit of several DAYS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
Returns 10 Durham

Miss Emma Battle Smith has re-
turned TO Durham after spending
the week her with her mother. Mrs.
]. ". Smith, al her home on Charles
street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
To Visit WcldOnS,

Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Weldon were
Raleigh guests yesterday to get Mrs.
Weldon's father, w. A. Daniel, who
will spend the summer with them.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

(Dcaicr: North. Moth South
vulnerab!e.)
II The heart y and j take tho
first two tricks. and West makes
the very bad return Of the spade
a. how should South play to res
cue as much as he can from the
wreck Of an overhid and doubled
4-Spades?
afprno Oyn1icoto p.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY.

~ l.. Lane. of GrCyStonc. Cclcbrm-
ca MS birthday yesterday. a birth
I'd! dinner was given and cnjuyct;
w great number of friends.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
Returns Home

Miss Anna Coghill has returned
n her home after spending the week
end with her aunt, Mrs. IL. +. Hob
good
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
Club Meeting

The Eight O'clock club will meet
Tuesday evening with Mrs. Boyd
Wilson. on Rowland Street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17

The presence in North Ca"oli1a
of at least one emerald mine has
befn claimed by reliable citizen.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-17
In New York

Stanley F. Tciscr is in New York
riiy on buying trip.