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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-29

Vance County.
Citizens EdE:. 4 Trust Company.
Adm. Of The Estate of Frank
i.aNcS. Deceased. Petitioner.
".
TlGSSic Hayes. widow of John HAYES.
.Ir. single. Robert Hayes single.
Joe Hayes and wife Lucille
Hayes. Josie Lrc Hayes and vile
Rhodic Hayes. Will Thomas Hayes
and - Hayes his wife if mar
ried. Lucille Hayes Dlrlin and
Jimmie Darlin. Damon Hayes. Jr.
single. Henrietta Crews. single.
Charlie Is. station and wife
station IL married, John Henry
Station. single. Sarah Jane Station
and husband il married. Mary
Henderson and husband if mar
ried. Ella Hester and husband
Claude Hester. Cora Hayes. widow
of Frank Hayes. deceased. Eunicc
Hayes, Trnic Hayes, Sylvester
Hayes. and Boot Hayes. the last
named being minors represented
by their duly appointed guardian
al Litcm. Jasper Is. Hicks. heirs
NJ law of Frank Hayes. deceased
defendants.
NOTICE: The defendants John
Hayes. Jr., Josie Lee Hayes. and
wife Rhode Hayes. Will Thomas
Hayes and wife ---- Hayes. Lucille
Hayes Darlin and Jimmie Darlin.
Damon Hayes. Jr.. Sarah Jane STA
ton. Mary j. Henderson and h,iS-
band ----- Henderson. Ella Have.
Hester and husband Claude Hester,
and Boot Hayes will take notice.
that an action entitled rs above has
been commenced in the Superior
Court Of Vance County. North Caro-
lima. against them for the PURPOSE
of selling the real estate Of Frank
Hayes. deceased. TO make assets &c
pay his debts, and the said defend
ants named above will take notice
that they are required 10 appear a
the office of Clerk of the superior
Court Of said County at the court
house i'll Henderson. n. E. on IN,
9th day Of July. 1913. and answer OF
| demur TO the petition in said actor
or the plaintiff will apply TO tn
! court for the relief demanded ii
, The petition.
This 9Th day Of June. 1913.
T.. O. FALkNER.
{. s. E. Vance County,
4. 4. Bum, Attorney.
8-l5-22-29
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-29
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-29

The two-headed match is predic..
cd. Right behind il, no doubt. wtli
come the superstition that six ligh:s
on a match is unlucky
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-29

MEN. WOMEN, WANT VIM? STIM-
ulau:s IN Os'rcT Tonic Tablets pep
w bodies lacking iron, Ni'aHIn
81. Calcium. Trial size costs little
Save REAL. MONEY. get 81. SIZE.
Ask about G!s money saving
"Ecunomy" size. ~ all drug stores
in Henderson, al WoulUrG'S.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-29

rs those round-the. clock bomb
ings that make The Allied air ofr"n-
sive tick.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-29

YOU WILL ALWAYS LOOK YOUR
best II you patronize our shop.
Modern service, experienced OPP
orators. Phone 600 for appoint
mcnt. Bridgers Beauty Shop. over
Parker's Drug Store. 22-u
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-29

WAN TED go STANDING TIMBER
GA! ct write P"gty's Milling c.
Henderson. pEuur so. I]-r,,'
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-29

JUST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CAN
hinh quality stnicr coal. Give us
your urd,. uuw. Fob FI'lucv a,
II. -. FLlhn,g y son. Phone, 1Gu.
"8-,I
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-29

USE VITA VAR FOX YOUR NEXT
PAINT job. There is no pam, better
Yet /; Is the lowest priced uuAlIy
paint in town. TANNER Roofing Co
22-tf
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-29

SEIl. Us -FOUR SCRAP IpnM
metals ana 'l'Hb,' and hep wm
the Val lliGn,c>; prices paid ,nr
hide. Henderson Juuk Co.. uhon.
3rn. -,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-29

ELECTRIC SHEEn SIiEARINC: AT.
iIrhm"ni complete Stewards lat.
est ""d"l. Wa'i.n. lIard~ayr ca
2i.2n
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-29

need any Encouragement. he M.
been ~ on the deal ia. IL inception
because the matter l. Of more vital
concern To- North Carolina iuan To-
any Other state. Under the pccU-
liar provisions Il the North Carolina
IAN, The u!mus, sole support 81 The
State Department 81 Agriculture
Games from such Inspection fees
With Increasing cuC.uacnmrmt on
private business p! government sales
.. feeds. seeds ana FERTILIZER. and re-
!Tsal al CCC - pay !hc inspection
fees. The whole program was jcO-
pardIIcd
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-29

SAVE 20 70 $50 ON YOUR IN
Surancc by inSuring with Gates
Insurance Agency. I'll
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-29

TIRE IIEADQUARTERS--WE HAVE
the latest official information re-
garding tire inspection and appii'
cation for new tires and tubes. Let
w help you with yours. Henderson!
Vulcanizinp Co. 22-f
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-29
ANSWERS TO DAILY
QUIZ

!. Nine years.
. SuuthwestCr.
3. Philip Murray.
i. Olive.
3. 3.i4lG.
G. Hannibal.
:. The German Air Force.
3. Wyuken and Blynken arc two
little eyes," Nod is a little head"
.. Nebraska.
10. Ambrosia.
MusSolini is said 10 be suffering
from a stomach ailmcnt. Maybe Cnc
Of his speeches got stuck in his throa;
and nc swallowed il.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-29

BREAD BOARDS-WOODEN SAL
ad Bowls - slaw Gra,crs 60 butter
molds-buttcr paddles. watkins
Hardware Co. 26.3t.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-29

FOR RENT. NICE UNFtENlSlil.iI
apartment centrally located. Three
rooms. i,liChcnc!tC. bath and 80
rage. Private front AID rear EN-
frances. Phone TOW. 29'h IL
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-29

BRIDES SEE US FOX YOUR wrn
u1nE Announccrcn'S or Inv;,o
TONS Finest quality al modcr,Ia
prices. Also Visiting Cards ,nr ,ne
Graduate. Henderson BOOK r"
phone 10. ~,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-29

; OR , MEN To REPAIR,
motor trucks. D. NOT apply unless
unemployed and have Social ST.
curly Card. The Cu:h.u Company.
1877
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-29

PROTECTION--It ISN'T entirely
4 matter OF revenue for the State:
there Is also III" item %! protection
Tor farmers. Without ;hr inSi ec,iOn
provided by State law. farmers can
not be sure tina; seed Will terminate
or that icrti!!Ic. and leeds have the
ngrcd IcntS claimed For Doth vr.-
sons. North Carolina Is vitality i'll
'crcStci III the pending bill and the
attorney general VA happy To- iud
Arkansas also interested IT. gctiln..
Z 4d,iiri
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-29
BSCKIPrIO\ RATES

Entered AZ the post Otto" !" u,,.t.i
ion. N {. as second ,'il-S mail uh'-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-29

WOOD SHINGLES, BRICK. LIME.
cement. bliXment. roll roofing and
nails for barns and packhouscs 1t
The Place Of Values" AleX ;.
Watkins. 2H-3ii
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-29
WANT Ads
Get Results

FARMERS! NOW ;.
.nT .iinS tn think about ,iAiI" is
SuRANCE PROTECTION a. IN
growing crops. Call-wri,.. your
ance Department. Citizens n,
X Trust Co. Bank
RE
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-29

CALL AFFORDS FOR PRINTING
Of all descriptions, also anything
you might need in office supplies
and equipment. We appreciate
your business. Affords Printing 4
Office Supply Co. 3-u
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-29

WANTED USED BNHY CAppT,cr
III good condition. pDnr. o,n ,,t
2Sth-2u
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-29

OIL CLOTH" ONE CON
oniy-34N5+ Several drsip niIE
choose from. Watkins Hardus,s@o
.- " 26.3u
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-29

ANOTHER SHIPMENT Cv FIITr
k"tc aSphal; shingles and T,',l,
STRIPS arrived al The Place ~ :.
Values. AlrX s, Watkins, "a :"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-29

NEW ITEMS FROM OLD con
tracts now arriving. See us for yo'r
furniture needs II. f. SattcrwhIic
& Sons. near fire station. 29-,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-29
NOTICE OF SERVICE by PIE
LEGATION SPECIAL PROCEED
ING NO. 1929.
In Tho Superior Court Before
The Clerk.

NTAIC NJ NUEll IaHUI!NI:
Vance County.
Citizens I:dE:. 4 Trust Company.
Adm. Of The Estate of Frank
i!aNcS. Deceased. Petitioner.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-29

~ tNrED , or = MEN To pEplI,
nu,rr ,.TIrl;s, d. moi nr,Iy ,r,i ,''.
lmrnplnyrd and hayr Snr,ai So
curly card. The Cn.I,,, C,m'narv
Ig-,f
----
BIG STOCK OF GOOD LATE
moacl uSeu cars Al Motor
Sales c., henderson, n. I.
,,,.,. ,,.-,,,-,.., -. -. go -----.--
MEN' NoNir.N. VAN \lM M
"'''',' ',' 'H,''H I""tS '"".!l> pep
~ nT".'> ''r""iS """' NI".,h
Save REAL. MONEY. get 81. s.lc.
Ask about u!s money saving
"ECunomy" size ~ all drug stores
in Henderson, al Wo"l"rd's.
-
crater 'opS-p,o;cct yuU: STOKES
and re!rI@"rai"GS with the new
hca: resisting. "af"r-p.n't surface
tops. Watkins iiu"dw.r" CO.
-h-"'..
REDlPFED N TIN DIS!iPANS-
.Hs' proof. pHIE " e." III stock.
atkins itaEd""Ec c.. -h'"N
BABY CHICKENS FOR SALE.
Have shipment o.: N"W HaMp~nr"
N"d:. her" :uday. VIII have lar
rel pivm lu'I Rocks. Rhode Is
Red. THursd.v. Soc ne =, once
if Interested. \. !. Check. 2g.lu
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OFFICIAL TIRE INSPECTION STA
ton. Cars washed. fabricated,
gas and oils. I. T.. Harris Gulf
Service Station, Garnet; and Hor-
ncr Sis. phonc ll98-W. 26-tf
--------- ----------------.---
WE blN CORN IN ANY GUAM
tity and do custom grinding III
Henderson Milling Co. phone
3gH IT'S
WOOD SHINGLES, BRICK. LINZ.
cement. bIiXmcnt, roll roofing ana
rails for barns and warehouses IT
Wilkins '''' " 2e.3,,
- ---------------
SAVE 20 70 $50 ON YOUR IN
surancc by inSuring with Gates
Insurance Agency. .2-ti
ad Bowls - slaw Graicrs -- butter
mOlds-buttcr paddles. Watkins
Hardware Co. 26.3t.
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apartment; centrally located. Three
rooms. kliChCnc.tc. bath and So
rage. Private front AID rear en-.
frances. Phone TOW. 29,h Il.
e.
YOU WILL ALWAYS LOOK fpuh
orators. Phone 200 FOR appoint
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-29

AIcMUllan dlLn :
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-04

DR.. Clrndcain~ will answer
questions ~ r"urral interest
onl.'. and then OILY through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-04

telling; her the costume she'd
brought HIM 10 wear " lille dancing
The |haIro dance with her at the
fiesta was too small-and very fun
ny looking. besides.
"Fonny lool;ing." Her Jealous re-
sentiment blazed into brllisrrence
as she informed him in stridrnt
SaSps that that costume had been
worn before by her mothers part
ncr to dance before Pancho Villa,
| Not PanchO - THE Panchoi"
Curley yclpcd. well. how was to
know it was with such ar. honor the
SUIT reeked?" His bland gaze was
on Jean us that of humorous con-
spirator. but Jean refused To enter
into the spirit of the fun. She
| meant To See that he didn't drag
her along again on a planned two
some!
| Late that night, when everyone
had gone to his room, Jean slipped
into dark Stacks, sweater and top
coat and made her wav through the
darkened house and out along the
cliff road to the sea. She had de-
cidcd To ask nothing of anyone. but
to do that investigating herself
She was thankful the night was
dark. She felt safely hidden in it.
BIIt she had TO proceed carefully in
the trcacherousiy ruttcd path. She
found the turmoil that led down
the hill, and crcpt slowly along it
till she saw the dark outline Of the
rancho boatholisc against the
lighter gray of the ocean. She set
tied down on Il rock well screened
by bushes from the path. pleased
with her plan. Sh" would know soon
II the mysterious night boat was
IN" Parkinsors'
She sat there almos: nm hour.
The night grew slowly colder. The
mist cTcpt in. wet and penetrating.
Flor earlier enthusiasm wancd MS
wcariICSs and discomfort grew.
She was almost ready to turn back
when sh" heard tho voices So d,.-
tant at first. tii"v sounded like n
part of the oceans mrirmur. then
rapidly strengthened She cruucl:rd
loser. back "ri"u: tho huG'hrs Her
heart BEGAN 10 beat with Lcavv,
Painful thrChs Fear and excite.
strained to roc tins two I'm iirurcg
who were maxim: the, way Gng.n
the hiii&iGc
They C.;G" "i'h''' three FEC, ~
hcr. tc'!;'u". tau i'm! rsa.cd her
and entered IN" 4. ..'a.''.r
she 81, Ci 49, G'3 "s:'.,.. =, - -.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-04
by LOGAN CLENnENlNG. Il. .

"A LITTLE lr;.rr,in'. is II dam
gerouS thing -. GpDr what inn
mortal!y inspired mnm.rm did
Pope coin that r'-gu"! ,iuth, No.
body is more aware Of this than
the prac,icing physician. Nuwa-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-04
'hRAS-eSpI

the tang of the occI.. in il. she 70
in"mhcicd again her Strau"r AL
venture of the previous night. an,
III" unknown boat. She had not tul,
Steve. In the rush of faCtuai oiiic,
routine. an unknown. even ui.law
ifullr-run boat seemed an irccn
Srqii"ntial matter. Perhaps It ha,
been the Coast Guard cutter. any
way. although she was sure onCl
again that it had Il different sound
| Through the gaze she saw Cur.
leyS staggering figure passing In,
swimming pool. On sudden impulse
she ran to join him. She could ask
him If he ever used the parkin.
sons boat. anyway.
whats your hurry" she said
catching up with him.
Even before he turned, she co,Ilt
see for herself. Ahead of him. he.
tween the twin rows of eucalyptus
trees that made n sheltered walk &c
the qtaint rancho chapel, Rosita
was running!
"Oh, beg your pardon" Jean
turned to 90 back to the house. But
Curlcy. after one qui2HiCal instant
of hesitation. swung her around
again.
Come on. Go to church with
me-"
She was caught of guard Mt the
wording of his invitation and found
herself walking beside him for
want of an excuse. as they moved
on down the trcc-shadcd lane. rose
hurd in the sunset.
They went slowly into the dark
ness of the tiny chapel. Curlcy
made no move to go farther than
Just insid, the door. and he stood
there watching the distant slender
figure of Rosita. l:rCclirg Before
three lighted Car>llCs al the dim al
tar. with such absorption nc
seemed entirely to forget jeans
presence.
Only when ROGita moved up the
aisle To pass them did Cui'lcy's nat
ural spirits return. He tool, one of
Jeans arms and one Of Eusita's
and led them out of tic chapel and
back along the Path.
Jeans irritation was mixed with
Amusement at tho Clio" of anger in
Rnsita's eyes. quite openly they
were demanding 10 Enow whv Cur.
ley had brCu2h. tr,s girl alun"
with him Her amer wac aim ST
pps.rgsiyC tO;iUbf !tI,lt'ru yu..p..
CiOn pushed the Gmi;achcnt from,
jeans thoughts IIvbc curlry had
had date with E".'tn ~ tho
chapel II would H. III" the h,rri.
les nirt 30 nll":: another :irl f.
come with h.m l'i.t 10 worry IL 81.
ti. Perhaps hes often mt Lcy
iown here secret little ictc.a.
totes in which he made ~ For the
casual teasing attitude he too; 10.
rgTd her in public
Curley was teasing her now
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-04
,i,NrTEE NI%ETEEN

THE rhh nad teen no, and
ti.n". h!l,H wl;h nnrgirg cmcr-
E'H,.,. ;..It arose from the mass
mt."" "nd ;un! ,qupping Of the
plant.
Nj !iii.uarn. waiting in the
COZ" r"i!". l.,h one look at Jean
an! 'i!'d. "G.u poor dear. You're
.Ni.Al''"d. Go up and pop into a
;uh II water ana III send you up n
cold drink"
Gratefully Jean oboycd. The
warm water drew out the aching
w"a'.Hca5 of her limbs and iced
Nmeadc refreshed her.
As usual" she called TO Mrs.
faIkinr"n. when the latter came in
TO wait f"r her on the chaise Tongue
III her bedroom. your recipe for
reviNIuG uId the job"
ITS u shame YOU have to work
so hard. Mrs. Parkinson said.
'Nun@cngr, It's wonderful we're
getting so much done"
:" things are going nicely at
the plant"
N warning he'll rang In jeans
Drain as Sii" opened her mouth to
'"ifiLe their progress. She said in
stead. II don't know really about
inc lung as Il whole, but Steve and
Seem to he getting out lots of
W"i r. She had tried not to be too
encouraging. She should he draw
ing ont the other womans uues-
.i"i'f. fut she was intensely re-
h'F"d HAT Mrs. Parkinson's curl
o"ltN seemed TO be satisfied.
When Jean came into the bed
room. wrapped in her white Turk
Ish robe. hcrshostcss icld TIP some
sketches. I've been to see Sonora
N'Itosns about our costumes for
,hc hrS'a.' she said. "Shc's still
determined TO make them as she
Il""&ci. but she did grtuginglv
ora" some rolicl IDEAS of them fO:
us"
jean studied the wide. skirtcd.
p''";i'i'-wniatcd sketches with in
t'ir%t. "lvc always loved Spanish
C":'',iinca." she said. These look
positively rnpturous."
=, u" think thcyll be lovely"
nt"' l'hrkin&on agreed. "She prom
lA'.' 'h"y viii be authentic as well
"' Incoming. And shes even giving
you choice between ribbons and
,nhr"idcrcd braid or both" She
'a'u samples Of brilliant Mexican
embroidery beside bits Of colorcd
,'pn"n. Gnylv they discussed them.
maj" their choices.
~ take them 10 her first thing
'"hlofrow." Mrs. Parkinson prom
used rs she rose 10 leave. Nov for
'"nl tih myself. See you at DIN
h'f. dear"
81 ''ah dressed lcisurcly In a cool.
no"ered organdy, and wandered
np"n TO the ratio. And as she felt
a'e hrst cool evening breeze with ]
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-04

days cvcryon" seems 10 huv,
learned Il little mcd.c"! i.ruwl.dn.
There are several hot subjects
FOR the amateur srlr -dia~ru:ti.
clans, hut non" more pcrtircnt
than angina l'gt"ti> pain i'm the
chest, heart lang. The medical
profession HIS hrrn discussing i,
avidly for the lat few Years. and
this has filtered oUi to all strata
Of society.
Any business mar vho falls
dead on the golf links has had n
"h"art attack" IT, snrI. ANYONE
over the age If - vii, die; sud
denly ut all. uri".s ~ the hands
of the common ha'.wman, dies of 81
heart attack" 1t may he one of
n thousand thing arnulrxy. neat
stroke, cmh"!i m. !ymphaticism;
but for the SlLrw.tii; diapnusti-
clans it is just labelled heart Mt
tack"
Effect on Living
This does no harm To the victim
but for us, the living. it may have
very sad and troublesome cuusc-
Quenccs. If the t;,hln"-uir is ON the
golf links, as mentioned. the other
three members Of the f"urSomr
within the fuI.uwiu" g.,rk ,;rycluu
vague pains around the heart and
seek advice from a practitioner
who sUlcmnly.ta!."s the blood pres
sure, dues ar "!,clt"r"ldiu sram
and makes Il procurement.
1t is credit u the a. =cntial
honesty of the mcdiral protest.,
that most of these announcements
are rcassuriu". In these DAYS
when the conversational atmus-
phorc is filled WITH heart at
tacka," anybody. any time. may
develop prcm"u!tuI: symptoms of
dissolution. II lac falls into the
hands Of AN even milky uuscrupu-
louS practitioner. he j. rutty in
those hands. lie can get ihc liver
and lights scared oul ur him as
thoroughly and .'spINly us Is ever
possible To Lu :D.
| had AN instance of this the
other day. An hi friend uf mine
had been haviu" .u,n" heart pain
anu had sUuri!l ;.ivic" and was
told that the thirG !! al in the r!rc-
trocardI"%ram 49, Suspicious"
and ti,:; his t"m-rls :Eu:ld come
out. He asE,d ,r, 80 check uu and
even could tel IT,, his symptoms
scrc not those -! :ruGina.
The p@in VIA; not nair, but =
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-04

l.. W.:-Which contaias more
cal"ri"S. white bread Or 100 per
cent whole wheat bread?
Answer: Galleries per 100 grams:
White bread. 2lS. whole wheat.
I'll. This Is negligible difference.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-04
CAUSES OF CHEST PAINS VARY

sensation of awarcness. il was
continuous. il had no relation I,
"S"rtI"n. IL did not radiotr il
wasn't in the right place. The
Stcthoscopic examination of h;s
heart Was all right, and the third
irad III the clcctrocar,iogram WAS
pronounced 10y our hospital EXPERT
!" be normal. His tonslls could not
be found at all, although we sent
an exploring expedition utter
them.
Case Histories
am induced to bring this SUBJ
lcct W by the pcrusai of an article
IN Il medical Journal, Just come to
hand. which related the case his
tories OF u number of people who
complained of angina pectoris
when the real trouble WAS u slight
INJURY IN the ligamcnts of the
heck-many of them induced by so
SiiEht a thing us the sudden Jerk
ing when an automobile started.
me cri"k IN the neck was referred
to the Ghost, in The heart region.
Already mentioned in this col
"mn is the slipping rib cartilage
syndr"mc.' which is another me-
chanical bony disorder, Stimulating
angina.
other imitators are pleurodynia,
fatigue syndromc. shingles, radi-
ciuiitis from spinal arthritis, pleu-
riSy, pcricarlisl rub.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
). d.: You recently RECON-
mendcd Elixir Terpin Hydrate and
IodcInc for coughing. | have to
sign Tor II at II drug store and
wonder whether there is u habit
forming drug IN it. Will it hurt a
person 40 years old? What would
be the proper dose and how often
should il be taken?
Answer: Elixir Terpin Hydrate
ana '"d"inc has Il small amount
"l c"urinc IN II. Ii is true that
codeinr Is habit forming drug.
pu' not III The amount present in
ms mixture. AS is shown by the
tact that II can he obtained with
out Il doctors prescription. The
dosage Is one tcaSpoonful four TO
eight times Il day. as needed.
I. r. E.:-What are the causes
ana remedies for sciatica Is il n
nervous disease or rheumatism?
Answer: Sciatica is Il neuralgia
OF the sciatic nerve. which is
brought Oh by the same things
that cause rheumatism. Treatment
consists in the use of heat and
massage and is generally success
iul. although the condition is stub
born.
l.. W.:-Which contaias more
ca!"ricS. white bread ~ 100 Der
cent whole wheat bread?
Answer: Galleries per 100 grams:
White bread. 2IS. whole wheat.
I'll. This Is Il negligible diifcreuc.
Arkansas State press., 1943-12-17

is spending a brief furlough with
his parents from his Florida
camp, i, Richard Manley Jr.. son
of Joe Norman is improving after
a recent operation. Mrs Effie
Manley is confined AT the United
Friends hospital. Service al
N6enezer Bapt. Church We're high
lighted Sunday with a sermon by
the pastor, Rev l.. c. Williams.
Offering totaled %. Mr. and
Mrs, C, S, Sutton butchered a
fine pork and entertained with
ehitterling supper, Miss
Martha Branch, home &c teacher
of inc st. High School was among
guest. Union Bapt. Church had
joint service with a sister church
in Little Rock, Sunday. The
Royal Arch Chapter of the Free
and Accepted Masons met in a call
meeting Sunday afternoon with l..
M. Bell. High Priest and Bruce
Bynum. grand scribe, presiding.
Arkansas State press., 1943-12-17
Service
Club
NO. ;
CAMP ROBINSON
by Vienna Robinson

Hello folks. this is your new
reporter of THE Sprltes Organi-
cation of good old Service Club
No. 3, Camp Robinson, 1t was
discussed in my presence last week
about the change of climate CIV
ing one cold When | was ask
ed to give my opinion, | had no
thing to say. simply because |
didn't know, Since the discus
sion, have saved my money and
| went on a long trip to College
Station aud the change of climate
gave me a cold. which later de-
yeloped into pneumonia, So the
change of climate does give one
cold, so much for that,
Well | guess travelling light
means much to us now because
the boys are gone, I'm sure Miss
II. GIBSON misses Sgt, Lowe very
much, oops | mean Pvt. Henry