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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-22
Miss Virginia Allen Is
Bride OF Settle D0ckerv

In wedding ceremony marked hy
beauty and dignity. Miss virginia
IGIll Allen. daughter OF DR.. and Mrs
B'niTmin Gill Allen. became the
bride ui Settle DuckCry. of Rocking
Lam. ON Wednesday afternoon, June
II. al 80 o'clock al the FirS, Bap-
'i>t chUrCI here. Rev. L. Norflcct
Ga! diner. pastor of the church. off
c!al'd. using the ring ceremony.
In" altar of the church was deco
rated Win silver urnS filled with re-
Sal lilies and magnolia blossoms
against a background of green ioli-
"gr. FaIl silver Candclabra held
burning white tapcrS.
Mrs. Andrew J. Davis. orranis,
pre- Ecntcd program of nup,iaI mu-
SIC. which included Meditation"
II IN That's by Mas,cnc,: Tho Swan"
ny SAINT SacnS. and On. Thou Sub
Inn" Sweet Evening Star. by Wac-
n"r. Miss Annie Hyman Bum. solo
iS', accompanied by Mrs. Davis. sang
Calm As The Night" by Carl Bohm,
and "EntrCat Nc Not To Leave
Thee by Gounod "L.icbcstra,In"
bE I.IS%' was softly played as the
VOWS We're spoken, and the tradition
al wedding marches were used for
'hv professional and rcccSsional.
Dr. MaCLcan b. I.cath. of Unb
f"Im,. was best man and tho ushcrs
were Nicholas w. Duckerv. Jamcs M
l."dD"iter, Ir., John w. c. EntwiStlc
h"ncrt GaSquc, all of Rockingham:
IL. William Wrcnn. l.. S. Navy.
n. Thomas Rose. of Cocoanut Grove
Fla, and Sam Peace, II.
All Mary Allen, uf Richmond. sis
or Of the bride. was her maid of
h"n"r. Her gown was pink mar
luiS"itc over pink taffcta, iashionncd
NI,h deep V nNclllinC. shirrcd bodice
bracelet sleeves and long circular
.HlN' That featured Cording of self
material from the waist 10 the HON
lih" Her hCaddrcSS was of matching
nafG'u,cttc, topped with pink daisies
ana pink not and she carried a COL
ma! bouquet of mixed summer
lowers, tied with blue satin ribbons
The bridesmaids. Mis-, Ncita Allen
tnd Miss Betsy Rose Jones, both of
i'hdcISnn, were similarly guwncd IN
PINK marqulScttc over taffcta. with
Hcn'Ical hCaddrCSScs and carried
."'lGI"tS OF summer flowers with
Lavender satin tics.
Ihc brdc, who va, given in mar
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-22

The dance waa scheduled tu las,
from 10 "'cl"cE until two. uu' IL
Sr"u,c Was 50 grca, that the dance
lasted tor iui IortE-iIEr minute,
later.
BIDS 10 the dance were sent to
irIcniS IN tnr city and oUt-ul,oyn.
and a large numUcr OF uu,-oi-lpuu
guests were present.
number of officers and enlisted
mon from Camp Butuor were luvr,,d
and attended the dance last night.
me IvguIlr Lions CtuD .ycrnty .IH-
per was held a, the Vance hpr"l prrpr
I" IA" dance, after which members
;dJOUuCG To- the club.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-22
Lions Ladies Night
D0HCc GiUeu At Club

In" fifteenth 'unual Ladies Nipht
OF 'hr Lions CluD was observed E,.,
night al West End Country club Hirh
" d"ucc attended 10y more than 2uu
members and guests. Woody HAYES
and his wcll-knuwn orchestra ;Ia.-
nl>h,d music Tor the occasion and
Inc iIt't,aih annual Ladies Night
appearances here.
Ihc club was attraCilvcly deco
rated with summer flowers. carrying
out It patriotic motif of red, white.
and blue. At one end OF the dance
il"or was placed Lions insignia,
iIamkcd by tw.O huge cardboard lions
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-22

".. senior choir ot the First Meth
.a..' .harrh Will no.d il practice
tonight az 8 O'Clock n the church.
r Was announced to-day.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-04
COMMISSIONERS SALE
40. es41

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Meeting OF Soroh
Bennett Circle In
Church Pcrlors

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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1944-09-01

A sumptuous dinner at the sWank
New Chinatown Cafe followed the
christening of Baby Janice Castro,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Miguel
Castro of Seattle on Sunday, Sept
"a. Sponsors were Miss Anita Viii
lar, Modesto Diza and Perfecto Viii
lasista. Among the prominent
guests during the dinner were Mr..
and Mrs c. NJ Briones, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gene Cabigas, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. v. Singson, Mrs. M. Villar, Mr..
and Mrs Frank Osias and many
others.
A resolution urging the granting
of American citizenship to Filipinos
in the United States was passed at
the recent State CLIO. convention
held at Spokane on Sept. 8, 9, and
10. according to P. p Mort, dele
gate from UCAPAWA Local of
Seattle.
A throng of well-wishers stormed
the Cosmopolitan Cafe on Septem-
Der 2 on the occasion of Mrs. Ro-
salia Bernardinos birthday ami
versary where the guests were
treated to an array of Filipino
dishes, after which the party moved
on to Mrs Bernardino's residence
at 1907 Jackson ST., to continue the
hilarious celebration.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1944-09-01
Philippine War
Cabinet Revamped

President Sergio Osmena recent
ly reorganized the Philippine Com
mOnWealth War Cabinet and ap-
pointed his new Cabinet members.
The appointees with their port
folios are as follows:
Hon. jaime Hernandez, Secretary
of Finance;
Major-General Basilio J. Valdes,
Secretary of National Defense;
Colonel Carlos P. Romulo, Secre-
tary of Information and Public
Relations;
Colonel Manuel Nieto, Secretary
of Agriculture and Industry;
Dr. Arturo B. Rotor, Secretary to
the President;
Hon. Ismael Mathay, Budget and
Finance Commissioner.
President Osmena also appointed
Lieutenant Colonel Mariana A. Err
ana and Judge Advocate, detailed
to the Department of Justice, La
Dor and Welfare.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1944-09-01
SEATTLE FILIPINOS HOLD BIG
BOND RALLY AT VICTORY SQUARE

For the second time the Filipino
Community of Seattle and vicinity
held war bond rally at the Vic
tory Square on Sept. Is. Lieut..
Commander Melvyn Mccoy, who
was in Bataan when it fell, was the
guest speaker, with Arsenic Diaz
as master of ceremonies. Mr. Ches-
ter Peters, who recently escaped
from the Jap-controlled Philippines
and who was a mining engineer in
the islands, also gave a short talk.
Mccoy Speaks
Commander Mccoy, who describ-
ed himself as one "Who owes his
life to the kindness and hospitality
of the Filipinos,' said in his re-
marks that the Filipinos should
be proud of your country, the Phil
ippines," and that they should do
all they can to help in the liberia
ton of their homeland
War Bonds Sold
Close to 100000 worth of war
bonds was sold during the rally,
the smallest on. record since the
Filipino Community of Seattle took
part in Victory Square rallies. Miss
Maxine Gonong, president of the
Filipino Community, was attending
a convention in California on the
day of the program, and the re-
sponsibility fell on the shoulders
of Cornelio B. Mislang, vice presi-
dent. He was assisted by Mrs.
Aurelia S. Domingo and Arsenic
E. Diaz.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1944-09-01
DISPATCHER CAMARILLO
SELLS THE MOST BONDS

Dispatcher C. L. Camarillo of
UCAPAWA Local has sold the
most war bonds during the recent
Local War Bond Drive which
eliminated with rally at the Vic
tory Square on Sept. IL, it was
learned at Local headquarters.
Local purchased 100000 worth
of bonds, according to T. A. Rojo,
president.
The drive was conducted with a
view of purchasing Boeing flying
fortress called the Macarthur
Bomber"
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1944-09-01

The Start and Stripes was torn
down in the Philippines by Japa-
nese hands. Filipino and Ameri-
can hands together caught it up
and set it on the peninsula of Ba-
taan and Corregidor-Col. Carlos
P. Romu1o.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1944-09-01

In memory of the late President
Quezon, it should now be our para
mount duty to emulate the best
that he had demonstrated !.
let us profit from his example,
prepare ourselves, as he had done,
for whatever role we may play in
the rebuilding of our Countrywide
Philippine Record (Stockton).
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1944-09-01

The Filipino Community of
Seattle and vicinity will hold a
meeting at the Cannery Work
ers' Hall on Sunday, Oct. 1, at
l p. m, C. N. BriOnes, secretary,
announced. President Nj. Con
Ong will make a report on the
IntercOmmunity Convention
which she attended recently in
California. All Filipino organi-
cations are urged to send their
delegates, at least, but all Fill
pinos in Seattle and vicinity are
asked to come.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1944-09-01

81 have faith in America and in
the American people, and as in the
past, 1 know the United States will
keep faith with us. The freedom
of the Filipino people is my goal
and the permanence of that indie
pendence once achieved will strive
to secure"
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1944-09-01

SERGIO OSMENA,
President of the Philippines.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-08-17

item, with a local twist, is a note
issued by ]. D. Swartz, who in years
gone by, did business on the square.
In those days, individual firms could
issue their own notes, providing
they posted collateral to cover the
value of the notes issued. Mr.
Swartz must have been shrewd
business man, for his notes carried
advertisements on the back, which
he sold to local merchants to help
cover the cost of printing. The one
we saw carried the following ads:
j. H. Beachley, variety store; J. B.
Swartz, merchant tailor; NJ P.
Yohn, wholesale candy manufactur-
er; George D. Keller, jeweler; c. M.
Suter, cabinets; Hagar Bros, fam
lily grocery; R. d. Mckee, hard
ware, and George Updegraff, glove
manufacturer.
Mr.. Miller's collection, which in
cludes obsolete bank notes in de-
nominations of from 81 to $1,000, al
so contains specimens of the old
''shin plaster" paper money, ranging
from Scent to 50-cent bills, and an
interesting item is the old full-size
dollar bill, still perfectly good le-
gal tender.
Other interesting items are: A
complete set of bronze presidential
medals, representing every presi-
dent of the United States, made at
the Philadelphia mint and each one
bearing a likeness of the president
concerned; a very fine coin collec-
ton, and, of course, full collection
of Confederate money.
The genial theater manager is
still after rare notes and, as mat
ter of fact, the way we got wise TO
his hobby was by noticing the care
and reverence with which, one day
in the post office, he examined bank
note that had just reached him in
the mails.