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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-25
Mas raZnah

Giavna opora razmahu Vsa-
kega gibanja je krepko, cvrsto
in clio zivljenje.
Rastline zivijo. zivali zivijo.
In ljudje zivijo. Toda nase ziv-
ljenje Sc lahko razliku.je cd
rastlinskega in zivalskega v
tenn, da mi tudi hocemo, &c ta-
ko hocemo. Hotenje je najzna-
menitejsa znaeilnost plodonos-
mega, pravega, resnicnega ziv-
ljenja. Brez NIGGA je to lie Ii
votarenje. VOLTA je tista gonil-
na moe, Xxi sill, zene cloveka k
ustvarjanju cudovitih del V
vseh panogah njegovega delo-
vanja. Hotenje je tista sila, Xxi
ragiba clovekovega duha in mu
vzbuja veselje do della. To pa je
zivljenje, to je razmah.
Ameriski Slovenci smo jasno
dokazali, da ie moe takega ho-
tenja v mas. Zavedli smo Sc je
v polni meri. Sesli smo Sc vsi
ter trdno sklenili, da bono po
vseh svojih moceh skusali resiti
svoj 'narod v start domovini ma
rodne smrti in suznosti.
.Lotili smo Sc tega tezkega
della z. vso dobro voljo in sado-
vi tistega nasega skupnega ho-
tenja Sc re kazejo. Nase giba-
ME "a resitev in osvoboditev
zasuznjene Slovenije Sc siri med
nami bolj in bolj, zaupanje v
moznost, da Sc DO dial doseci
mas skupni cilj, Sc cimdalje raz-
locneje oblikuje v neomajno We
TO, stevilo nasih podruznic Sc
teden "a tednom visa in razmah
tega v zgodovini ameriskegs
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-25
AGENTURA REUTER- o BO-
JIH v JUGOSLAVIJI

Agentura Reuter- poroca br-
zojavno il Moskve, da je SOW
jetska casniska agentura citira-
la vesti il Jugoslavije, glasom
katerih so partizanski oddelki,
XII sc bore v vzhodni Bosni, ubi-
Ii 258 sovraznih vojakov in Off
cirjev, in to v teku 16 spopa-
dov, do katerih je prislo v dobi
treh mesecev. Partizani so "a
plenili 16 tezkih strojnih pusk,
242 pusk in 1000 strelov muni-
CHE. Unicili so diva vlaka in po-
gnali v zrak vec zalog municije
in hrane.
IL neke druge brzojavke IL
Moskve, XII je datirana cd "a.
aprila, posnema agentura Reu-
ter naslednje:
Partizani so zavzeli v Jugo-
slaviji vec krajev in zaplenili
Isskupaj 100000 strelov municije
in precejsnje kolicine granat,
strelnega orozia in bencina. .Vec
cd sto moz izgub je imela So
vrazna kolona, katero so raz-
bill partizani, ko so zasedli me-
sto Nevesinje, katero so popol-
noma ocistili cd okupatorjevih
Get.
v Sloveniji so partizani izvr-
Sill napade ma vec italijanskih
utrdb. Ubili so 80 Italijanov ter
napravili precej ujetnikov in
plena.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-25
zIVLJENJE TUJERODNIH DELAVCEV v NEMcIJl:
POROCILO OCIVIDCA

Holandec XII je bill naslno 'lekrutilan "a delo ma
clsticn Nemciji kateremu c posreco cd tam pobeg
n Angjo, je pred kratkim ziyo opisa kako neclove
sko nacisti svoih orozarnah zkorscao deavske moc
Nacisti samolasno uvedi zakon prez della nj jaa in
ravnajo po TEN geslu napram nepokornim delav-
Gem, katere nabrali zasedenh ozemlih tako so h
prisil, da deajo in Five kar nabo s1amonih razme
rah. Begunec je opisa agenturi ANETA (Hoandska ca
sopisna agentura) bedno in siromasno zvlene XII e de-
lez tujerodnih delavcev Nemciji.
Holandec je povedal, da je dela tovarni "a raz-
streva katen je blo 1000 tuerodnih delavcev MOI
in zena XII zve taboriscih zunaj mesta Nastanen
bill lesenih barakah sirokih 13 cevjev dolgih 1872
cevla in vsokh eevjey in scer po 16 moz vsaki IL
med njh.
i. teh barakah nj bo nikakih prostorov "a urniva-
ME- to e bio lie neka primitivnih priprav blizni
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Vest zedinjenju nasprotujocih 81
jugosloyanskih skupin
Casopse osisca poro6a sporazumu kot posledic
stitve komnterne

nemskim nadzorstvom poroca 0
sodelovanju Mihajlovica in par
tizanov. Zagrebski "Hrvatski
Narod' pravi da je premier Jo-
zef Stain po razpustitvi komin-
terne, ukazal partizanom, maj
nadaljujejo svojo borbo proti
fasizmu ma svojo lastno odgo-
vornost, s svojimi lastnimi sred-
stvi in brez podpore liz Moskve,
ter v skladu S patriot generala
Mihajloviea.
Porocila iz zagreba pravijo,
da je general Mihajlovic, kate
rega eete 50 bile v pravi vojni S
partizani, premestil del svojega
vojastva v bosanske planine,
kjer Sc je zdruzilo z dozdaj So
vraznimi partizani.
Tukaj prevladuje mnenje, da
je bio poyelje Stalina partiza-
nom istocasni in v zvezi Mi
hajlovieevim poyeljem, XII je od-
redilo nastop njegove armade v
odprtih bojih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-25
POkOJNI BATTALION MAD
VOJVODE OTONA

New York, "a. maja (ONA).
- Po burni karijeri, XII je ira
jala ravno sest mesecev, je vide
ii, da je bill danes razpuseen av-
strijski battalion, katerega je
organiziral War Department v
sodelovanju nadvojvodo Oto-
nom, pretendantom ma avstrij-
ski prestol.
Battalion, katerega sestava
je povzroeila v preteklem no.
vembru ogorcene razprave, je
izginil ma ravno tako skrivno-
sten nacin, kakor Sc je rodil.
Ko je bill battalion organizi-
ran, SO demokraticni aystrijski,
jugoslovanski, cehoslovaski in
drugi srednje evropski krogi
,skupaj liberalnimi American
'ci izrazali svoje ogorcenje proti
zvezi avstrijskega bataljona z
osebnostjo nadvojvode Otona.
Kmalu smo zvedeli, da je pri-
slo do hudih sporov med clani
bataljona in vcasih tudi do pra-
win spopadov: Naposled SO vo-
jaski krogi uvideli brezupnost
tega poskusa in razvrstili mo-
stvo v druge bataljone.
Dozdaj Be nj bilo mogoce zve-
deti, kan SO odsli trije bratie
nadvojyode Otona, XII SO Sc pro-
stovoljno prijavili v ia bata-
lion. Oton sam Sc DO moral
kmalu jayiti svojemu Draft
Boardu st. 20 v New Yorku "a
zdravniski pregled. - Uradno
sinatrajo, da je sposoben, da
sluM kot tujec.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-25
Urednikoua
posta
Seia SANS-a

Cleveland Collinwood, o. -;
zastopnikom obojega spola Slo-
venskega ameriskega narodne-
ga sveta podruznice stew. AZ, Sc
naznanja, da Sc bo vrsila redna
seja danes v petek rs. junija v
Slovenskem delavskem domu, v
drustveni dvorani. Pricetek OBJ
8. uri zvecer.
Vsi oni zastopniki, XII MISC BIZ
Ii navzoci v maju, so vablJenl,
da Sc te seje gotovo udeleziJo.
Ravno tako oni, XII so bill po-
zneje izvoljeni.
Odbor, XII je bill izvoljen je
sledeci: Predsednik Frank Bar
bic, podpredsednik John Hor-
vat, tajnica Frances Erzen,
6233 st. Clair Ave-, blagajnik
John ,Zajc, zapisnikar Joseph
Durn, in publicist Anton jan
kovich.
zelja vsakega zavednega Slo-
venca je, da Sc zdruzi slovenski
narod v emo samo celoto. Am
pax &c bono vlekli vsak " svo-
jo stran, kot osel konj, in mu-
la, DO ostal ia narod Sc yedno,
ali pa "a yselej razdruzen.
Ko je kansaski farmer oral z
mulo cello dopoldne, j je dal
par strokov koruze "a 'lunch' 9.
Mula pa, XII je bila progresivno
izobrazena je protestirala z
"Hej farmer, cello jutro sem ii
vlekla plug, in sedaj mi das lie
par strokov koruze "a malico".
Farmer, XII je lie racunal ko-
like profita DO koruzo ko do
zori, je jezno odgovoril: Molei
mula, tvoj oee je dobival "a ko-
silo le po par stroekov.
"Da, JAZZ VEN to-, je. odgovo-
rila mula. "Ali moi oce je bill O.
sell"
Toraj ne posnemajmo far
merja, in ne oeeta osla, ampak
drzimo Sc mule, XII je vedela kaj
pripada njej, in mi vemo kaj
| pripada nasemu narodu, XII smo
ga enkrat zapustili, in zavedaj-
mo Sc, da ga sedaj ne smemo
zapustiti ker to je mas narod!
~.e Frank Barbic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-25
Il urodo SIovenskeeo omeriskego norod-
mega sve+o

slovenstya edinstvenega skup-
mega delovanja postaja cimda-
lie vidnejsi in mogocnejsi.
Val nasega hotenja, val nase
dobre wolfe narasca. Glejmo, da
Sc to narascanje nadaljuje!
Skrbimo "a to, da mas potegne
tisti val prav vse "a sabo! De-
lajmo ma to, da doseze mas raz-
nah v kratkem svoj visek!
Nase gibanje
v razdobju cd 9. do IL. juni-
ia SO Sc temu uradu prijavile
sledece move podruznice: St. SO
SANS, Center, Pa, st. SO SANS
Brooklyn, N. Y, nastala IL slo-
venskega pev. drustva "Slovan"
st. go SANS, Chicago, ILL.,, ma
stala il. postojanke st. 8 JPO-
IS; st. 81 SANS, Indianapolis,
Ind, nastala il dr.. st. 166 ABB;
st. 81 SANS, Crivitz, Wis, ma
stala il DIR. st. 537 SNIP. Slo-
venski ameriski narodni svet je
stel dne II. junija 81 podruz-
mic. .
V istem easu SO nam poslale
sVoje prispevke sledeee .podruz-
nice: st. 5 SANS, Rock Springs,
Wyo. $4,000; st. SO SANS,
Waukegan-Nort Chicago, ILL.,,
$4,000; Stew. 80 SANS, Cleve-
land, O., $19s.25; st. 4zsANS,
Pueblo, Colo. .(redno prispeya-
joce drustvo st. 81 SNPJ, IS;
st. SO SANS, Denver, Colo,
S115.05; obenen je prispeyalo
dr.. Stew. lib KSKJ $500. DIR.
stew. q, ABB $15.0O in denver
ski Slovenski dom $500; st.
81 SANS. Eriyitz, Wis. lse y a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-25
Zedinjeni narodi
Delegate delajo na6rte "a pre-
,hranO syobodnega syeta

Hot Springs, Va. - Pred ca
som Sc je otvoril cd zacetka
vojne sem prvi shod zares We
soljnega znacaja, ko so pred
stavniki 43 vlad zaceli razmo-
trivati moznostih, kako do
bavljati povojnemu svetu po-
trebno prehrano.
Y cilju, da dosezejo "svobodo
Cd pomanjkanja' navedeno v
Atlantskem carteju, So bodo To-
till delegati problema nezadost-
ne prehrane, ki je delez vec ne
go dveh tretjin svetovnega pre-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-25
,r. Vincentu Cainkarju)

prilu br. Vincentu Cainkarju) },
$4,000.
Narodna organizacija Sloven-
ska zenska zveza je nam po
svoji predsednici in prvi pod
predsednici te organizacije Ma
rie Prisland izrocila lep znesek
$6o1.25 ' podporo.
Clani DIR. stew. 297 v Ratonu,
N. Mex, so Sc spornnili Sloven-
skega ameriskega narodnega
sveta ter nam poslali $500 v
pomoc. In tako so storili tudi
clani in clanice DIR. st. 33 ZSZ v
Chicagu ter nam naklonili $14
v podporo.
Zdruzena slovenska drustva v
New Yorku so dodatno poslala
$3.50 in Alex Skerly le postal
IL Exporta, Pa, prispevke dr..
st. 317 SNPJ in Stew. 138 ABB
v znesku $500 in $500, XII jih
je nabral in njemu postal Pro-
svetin zastopnik Anton Zor-
mix. 8
Frank Cvetan liz Tire Hilla,
Pa, je nam postal narocnino, XII
10 je povrnila uprava prestah-
ga Cankarjevega glasnika ME
mu in nekaterim drugim marco
nixon. Znasala je 1925.
Shodi, seize sestanki in
prireditve
Podruznica st. Sc S A N S,
milwausko okrozje, DO imela
svojo prihodnjo sejo dne II. ju-
Mia, a st. 55 SANS, Cannons-
burg-Strabane, Pa, pa tudi ma
isti dan. Ia slednja podruznica
misli imeti 4. in morda Sc 5.
julia velik piknik, cigar cisti
dohodek je namenjen Sloven-
skemu ameriskemu narodnemu
svetu V podporo.
Ia dan 20. junija so sklicali
Slovenci v Worcesterju, N. Y,
javni shod SANS-u V prid. Ka-
ko Sc je obneslo to zborovanje,
me vemo, ker nismo doslej do
Nbili Sc nobenega porocila Q
MEM.
! Nasa podruznica Stew. 33 v
Bridgeportu, O., DO imela svojo
prihodnjo sejo dne 4. julia po'
poldne ma Boydsvillu. Priredi-
tev, XII jo je imela ia nasa po.
druznica nasi organizaciji in
JPO-SS V prid dne 20. maja
Sc je dobro obnesla.
z namenom, da Sc doseze tes,
ma povezanost med Slovenci
Hrvati in Srbi v skupnih priza
devanjih "a ustvaritev move, de-
mokraticne, federativne Jugo
slavic, Sc ie dne 19. junija vr'
sila v Pittsburghu, Pa, vazns
kenferenca zastopnikov srbske
hrvaske in slovenske politicne
organizacije. Slovenski ameri
Ski narodni svet so imeli zasto
patti Etbin Kristan, Janko Ro
gelj, Joseph Zalar in Mirko Ku
hel.
!. VaznO naZnanilO
Cikaski postar g.. Ernest ]
Kruetgen mas je obvestil, da j
postni vladni oddelek Zdruze
nih drzav uvedel zelo vazno IL
premembo v nastavljanju po
Ste, XII jo raznasajo vecji postn
uradi. Da Sc pospesi raznasanjt
|, postnih posiljatev, bo odsle.
vsaka postna postaja oznacens
S posebno stevilko. Postaja, k
nam dostavlja naso posto, j
dobifa stevilko %. Naslov post
nih posiljatev nj popoln, &c n
te stevilke v MEM.
Potemtakem mai Sc vse post
: ne posiljatve, XII SO namenjent
temu uradu, odslej naprej ma
, slavljajo takole: Slovenian A
merican National Council, 393:
w. 26th St., Chicago %, Ill.
Ker smo Re pri tenn, maj po
n
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-18
Teacher Fraternity
Forms Chapter Here

Psi chapter of Delta Kappa Gam
ma. honorary fraternity for teachers.
was organized here Saturday after
noon. with an impressive initiation
held at the home of Miss Mailcl
Gary on the Raleigh road by Misses
Hattie Parrot and Helen SaulS. of
Raleigh. Members from LouiSburg.
Oxford, and Henderson attended the
ceremony.
The following pledges were initial
ed: Mrs. Mary Crawford. Misses
Elizabeth Graham and Shannon Nor
ton of Henderson. Mrs. Hugh Perry
of LouiSburg, and Miss SophruuIa
Cooper of Oxford.
The newly formed chapter is COM
posed of these pledges and of the fol-
lowing state members. Mrs. O>mund
Marlborough. If LuuiSburg: Miss Ellie
Parrish of Oxford: Misses Agnes
Moore. Mariel Gary. Lucy KutrcII.
Minnie Franklin. and Mcsdamc> i.
Y. Paris and II. j. Jones. Of IIcudcr-
son.
Miss Agnes Moore WAS named
president uf the chapter. with Miss
Ellie Parrish as first -prcSidcnt
Mrs. Hugh Perry second Nicc-prcSi-
deni: Miss Elizabeth Graham record
ing secretary: Miss Maricl Gary
treasurer: Mrs. Il. j. Jones. CORE
spending secretary; and Miss Snph-
ronla Cooper, parlIamcntarian.
Attending from Raleigh were
Misses Hattie PARROT. Helen SaulS.
Kirkpatrick and Herring. of Raleigh.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-18
OFFICERS ELECTED
BY LEE MEMORIAL

Washington. oct. l9.-Mr. Harry
b. Halves. OF Washington. d. C.. was
elected president Of the Robert f..
Lee Memorial Foundation. Inc. which
has just closed its annual Council at
StrattOrd. WcStmOrcland County. Eir-
ginia.
Mrs. Halves is of distinguished
Virginia lineage. the daughter OF sam
ucl AuguStn Robinson. uf George
town. ID. c.. and Lizzie Pcyton Giles.
of Richmond. whose grandfather
was William Branch Giles. governor
OF Virginia and United States senator.
Mrs. Halves patcrnal ancestors settled
III 1880 in WcStmoreland county. the
seat OF Stratiord Hall. Both her great
grandfather. William Robinson. and
her neutrality-suspicious., Mani
militant Robinson. signed the West
moreland Resolutions in 1865. one of
the first protests against the stamp
act. Her husband, former Senator
Harry b. Hayes from Missouri. Is a
direct descendant of another great
Virginian. Bobcrt C"King") Garter of
COrrotoman.
Mrs. Charles ID. Lanicr. OF Green
wich. Connecticut. retiring as prcSi-
dent after fifteen years of service.
inauguratcd the movement TO make
Stratiord Il national memorial 10
General Lee. He and many of his
famous iOrbCarS were born there.
Among them were two SgncrS of the
Declaration OF independence. Richard
Henry Lee and Francis LightfOut
Lee. Under Mrs. Lanier'S leadership.
Stratford has been brought from AN
almost forgotten pas; To take its place
along with the great memorials of
this country. As Williamsburg rcvivcs
The lie of the eighteenth century
city. So Stratford depicts the lie of a
colonial plantation.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-18
Guests Here For
Wedding Saturday

Out-oi-town guests here for the
marriage of Miss Miriam PInncll and
Ensign Erwin NJ. Johnson. which took
place al > o'clock Saturday afternoon
i'll the FIRST Baptist church. and the
reception that followed AT the nome
of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
F. +. 'Pinncll. included the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin NJ. johnson. Mr..
and Mrs. {. G.. Gates. Mrs. Dale Nd
cock. Mrs. J. S. Allen, Mrs N. l..
Tucker. Mrs. G.. 4. Robertson and
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Cooper. of Raj
clgh: Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Weaver. J. *.
Pinnell. Miss Josephine Pinncll. Mr..
and Mrs. Hunter Pinncll, Mrs. NJ. n.
FcltS. Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Pinncll.
Miss Lucille Pinncll. Miss Hazel Pin
nell and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. PinnCll.
Of Warrcnton: Mrs. II. j. Council.
Mrs. II. Y. Crews. Mrs. j. +. NeaScy.
Miss Elizabeth Gibson. Mrs. Francis
Smith. and Miss Anne Smith. OF OK
ford: Miss Betty Ruth Robinson and
N. II. IIobgoOd. Jr., of Charlotte:
Mrs. Odell Holland, of Greensboro:
Mrs. j. l.. Alexander. of Richmond,
Va; and Mrs. Billy Dunn. OF Wilson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-18
Miss Miriam Piu71elL Is
Wed70EnsignJ Johnson

was served by Mrs. Howard berlin.
MISS Alma Dixon, Miss Frances
Petty and Miss Ann Griffin. Mrs. Al.
b. WeSter presided in the gift room
and here punch was poured by
Misses Mary and Rose Speed. Others
receiving i'll the house were Mrs. r.
M. Rollins, Mrs. X. IL. Patterson,
Mrs. j. W. Sanders and Mrs. X, II.
Duke.
The bride and groom left Tor AT
lanta. Ga. where Ensign Johnson will
receive further Instructions and as
Signment. For travelling Mrs. johnson
wore gold rabbits hair dress and a
brown coat and hat trimmed in Lon
don dyed squirrel. Completing her
costume was the orchid corSage
taken from her bridal bouquet.
Mrs. johnson, the only daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Ldgertun Pin
nell OF Henderson. is Il graduate of
the local schools, Mars Hill college
and attended HENDERSON Business
College. Before her marriage she
held government position al Morris
Field in Charlotte.
Ensign Johnson, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Erwin Monroe Johnson Of Raj
eigh, is graduate of Necdham
Broughton high school. Raleigh. Mars
Hill Junior college and attended East
Carolina Teachers College at Green
vile. He was commissioned all eli
sign in the Naval Air Corps year
ago and until recently was station
ed III Memphis, Tenn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-18
MEAT CANNING TO
BE DEMONSTRATED

y demonstration of meat canning
WI! DC held at all the meetings of
Home Demonstration clubs this week
ON tuesday the Spring Valley cluJ
VIII meet with Miss Grace Walters.
y meeting will be held "Wednesday
al the Townsville high school. The
Dabncy club will meet Thursday with
Mrs. NJ. b. Tillotson.
me Home Demonstration Agent.
Mrs. Hattie F. Plummcr. and her As
SIS!ant. Miss Frances Wilson. will
attend an extension meeting in OK
i'.d Friday. Accompanying then,
MI! DC Miss Grace Dickcrsnn who
recently won in a contest for the
best costume in Vance county. Size
NIL be in competition with girls from,
adjoining counties.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-18
Hicksboro News
BY Mrs. ]. ID. Knott.

y barbecue supper was given Fri
day night in honor of Sgt. Jim Snccd
stationed in Hawaii. and JdcN
Chandler, of Oregon. both home ON
! THROUGH at The home of Mr.. and
Mrs. a. {. O'Brien. Relatives attend
ing were G. II. Snccd. Mr.. and Mrs.
+. q. Gill and daughter. Margaret.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Snecd. two
children. Betsy Ann and Bobby, MIR.
and Mrs. &. Il. OBricn and daugh-
tors. Edna. Nell Rose and Helen.
Fred SncCd and daughters. Laura
and Ruth. also Miss Azclcnc Tow.
ui Raleigh. was present. Everyone
enjoyed the evening very much.
Miss Katherine ShankS of Dunn
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. h. Shotwrll.
Friends will regret 10 learn that f..
j. Green's strip house burned SAT-
urday with around 900 on zoo pounds
of tobacco in il.
Robert Clark and j. ID. Knott visit
cd Cpl. Broughton Clark at Staun-
ton. Va. at the hospital there over
the week lie is improved some
and was leaving on a 20 day fur
Tough Sunday.
We regret very much that II. +.
DiCkCrSOn lost his brothc". Lewis
Saturday. The funeral was held at
the home in Henderson Sunday y. IT.
and burial took place AT Liberty
church in EPSON.
Mrs. r. l.. Williamson and daugh-
ter. ErniCC. were dinner guests Of
Mrs. j. d. Knott Sunday.
Miss Rcbccca Dickcrson and Miss
Eunicc Williamson returned To Ra-
leigh Monday where they arc attend
ing school.
Mrs. RcbeCcd Dean who is teaching
school dt Benson spent the week end
al home.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-18

II she's as smart ;IS she's going tn
look III this pln-ncai two-picccr. her
marks viii have la mount as high ms
me rows Oi buttons that march Up
io her shoulders. Pattern 9542 is
charming IN Il gay rayun plaid: snug
ana warm IN wool with long Slccvc<.
Pattern 93i2 comes only III girls
sizes &. 3. 10. - and II. Size 10 re-
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-18
THE CHURCh'S PLACE
is BAPTIST TOPIC

+. Norilcct Garducr. paste. OF the
FIRST Baptist church spoke ON The
Place Oi the Church IN my Lite" at
The morning worship hour. Church
members may Dr classified a, fol-
lowers. those who do a, little as pos
S!Dle. the chip ON the shoulder church
members. the cold. don't care class,
and the saved -iu->cgNc group of
church members. Ii was tins last
group tina, the minister Mas mos:
concerned with IN ms message
There are certain outstanding facts
that stand out 10. TINS group of cnurch
members Nj. GaEd"cr said Those
whU are saved 10 serve and who
seek satisfaction IN the Christian lite
IND Il the napp!cSt lie. They arc
intent upuL making lite better. For
them the church Is Il body of Chris
uan people and the church building
Is only symbolic OF the spirit Of the
people. Everyone who IS Chris
tan should belong To- Cnuch,
bu' the thing Io Dc recognized
Is lrd' Christians are pressing ON
toward more perfect lie IN Christ.
The church - q nom" or Christians.
There they vii. iI-d Their loved ones.
their Dc>' friends. tuCu highest deals
and the fellowship ;Hcy need at all
times IN the church they will find
rest and nope ana a. spirit 10. Wur-
snip. There they ssh! !i.d an uppur-
unity To- use talents tor he glory OF
God. Il ones i.iC Is To count log the
most he must find an avenue for MS
talents 10 lind expression. Someone
has Said-"thcy become. they are not
born Christians y NC grow Nc dis
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-18
Society News
RED SUNSET,

Across the lake, through skeletons OF
elm$,
Vermilion stains the sky and over
whclmS
All other color. Sky and earth and
air
Are drcnchcd, as if Il wild, rcd rain
lcll there,
ore moment past, the earth was blue
and white:
Bat. now, upon the threshold of
night,
There is brief, enchanted inter-
Jude,
All earth is rosy. Nothing may in
trude,
No blue nor gray nor green nor gold
To break
The ehoStly red on ground and tree
and lake.
Lois Kingsley Pcltun.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-18
Local Girls Are
College Officers

Two Henderson girls. both fresh
men. nave been elected officers in
the commercial class al Woman'S
College. Greensboro. the college an
n"unccd today. Miss Josephine Free
man is new president and Miss Ann
Nichols is treasurer of the group.
Miss Ruth Smith. of Wake Forest. is
vice president. and Miss Mary Alice
Rose, of Wilmington. is secretary of
the commercial class organization
Election al a dance chairman and
tw" representatives tu the student
legislature Is IL be held this week.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-18
Dabney News
By Miss Sarah Matthews

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Robinson. Mr..
and Mrs. Willie Robinson and daugh-
ter, Brenda. and Dorothy Jean
Bran visited Mr.. and Mrs. ClyGC
Stevenson of Greensboro recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Robinson and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus l..
Matthews. Sarah Matthews. CallIc
Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs. James l..
Matthews and children. Mr.. and Mrs.
Aubrey Iicdgcpcth and son were
Sunday guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Rufus
Daniel and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Bramc and
children were dinner guests Sunday
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ID. Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zcb Robinson and
children were visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs NJ. y. Robinson Sunday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-18
Henderson Girls
On VIC Dean List

Misses Dorothy Stewart and Rosa
lie Watson. both OF Henderson. were
"mons ll9 members of the senior
class AT Woman'S College. Greens
hurO. who made the deans list for
the current semester. an announce
mcnt from The college today Saiu
They qualified by virtue OF their
grades on work during the spring
semester of their Junior year. The
honor entities students 10 unlimited
cuts from their classes and To special
academic and social privileges for
the ,Crm.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-18

OF the retail price of tailor made
cigarettes goes Tor taxes,
OMISSION - Whatever prpprcSs
our o'atc governor may have made
IN ms alleged campaign for the vice
pre-" idcncy, Walter Winchcll haSn',
heard about him. A note in Win
chclI> SyndIca;cd column SATURDAY.
Said private polls taken Il, the White
House showed Henry Wallace has
!WIce the support for the Office as
All ms opponents combined and the
opponents are listed as J. ByrnrS,
L. McNut,, }. Winant and Mr. Jus,
NC" Douglas. Oh. well. polls have
been wrong before.