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Milford chronicle., 1944-02-11
MILLSBORO

Pvt. Gordon Ellis, who is sta
toned at Mitchell Field, L. l., has
been at home on a ten-day fur
Tough with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Emory Ellis.
On last Tuesday night. February
1, Miss Alice Marie Keller, OF
Thibodaux, Louisiana, and Private
Ellis were married by Father
Michael. at the rectory of st.
Johns Church, in Milford. Pvt. Ell
lis has served one year in Green
land, and when, the ship on which
he returned landed at Fort Miles
Standish. Mass. Mrs. Ellis was
stationed there with the Wac's, and
Dan Cupid lost no time with his
bow and arrow. Mrs. Ellis accept
ed a discharge from the Auxiliary
Corps last June. and Gordon has
been transferred from Camp Ed
wards to Mitchell Field.
For the present, Mrs. Ellis will
live here and at Selbyville, with
relatives.
Many good wishes attend these
PCOplC thCJ 6Os Ia
whatever they do. Pvt. Ellis re-
turned to his base on Sunday.
Miss Marian McCabe, an enlisted
Wave, spent the weekend of Jan.
80 with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
H. McCabe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Lingo are
spending several weeks in Florida.
Roy Jones and Frank Parker are
spending some time i'm Florida.
The Women's Society for Chris
tian Service met on Monday night
with Mrs. Josephine Greene.
Miss Anne Carey has been at
home a week. suffering from an
attack of grippe.
After a shake-up of the personnel (
of the Home Life Insurance Com
pany. Kendall Hudson has been
made a superintendent and Paul
has been moved from
RehobOth here and is living in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Moore.
10 take the agency fOr this district.
The bond drive ends next Tues
lav. Help Millsboro to go over
he quota.
Milford chronicle., 1944-02-11
st. Stephens Church
EpiScOpaD
Sunday. February l3.
9:15 4. M.-Holy Communion and
address.

Delaware Red Cross has an
nounced Delaware's quota for blood
donations used in making plasma
for the nations fighting men has
been increased to 1000 rints per
month.
Milford chronicle., 1944-02-11

ing Il furlOugh with his parents
Representative and Mrs. Fred 5
Bailey. Lieut.. Bailey recently re-
ceived commission as pilot in the
Marine Air Corps and has been ap-
pointed an instructor. He will bt
stationed at Pensacola, Fla.
Pfc. Brooks Jerread of Camp
Butner. n. C.. is spending Il few
days with his wife and baby.
Private Charles Rapp has re-
turned to Fort Belvoir Va. after
spending a few days with his wife.
Mrs. Ethel Rapp and mother. Mrs.
Elizabeth Rapp.
Mrs. Earl Sylvester has returned
home after spending some time
with Ensign and Mrs. +. Allen
Rutledge, in Peru. Ind. Ensign
Rutledge is recovering from an
attack of pneumonia.
Miss Anna Camper is patient in
the Milford hospital where she is
expected to undergo an operation.
Mrs. Arlie Salisbury is patient
in the Milford hospital after under
going very serious operation.
Mrs. Carroll Jones and children,
of Folcroft. Pa, are spending some
time with her mother. Mrs. Virginia
Clarkson, account of the coal short
age in their community.
Mrs. Harrington Truitt was a
Philadelphia visitor last Monday.
st. Stephens Church
(EpiScOpaD
Sunday. February 13.
n Hn,,,p,tnspt, nd
Milford chronicle., 1944-02-11

All people are born helpless but
some helm less than others wht / it
comes to buying war bonds.
Milford chronicle., 1944-02-11
Don't Neglect Slipping
FALSE TEETH

when you talk. eat. laugh or sneeze?
don't he annoyed and embarrassed by
such handicaps. FASTEETH. an aka
line (non-acid) powder TO sprinkle on
your plates. keeps false teeth more
firmly set. Gives confident feeling of
security and added comfort No gum
my. gooev. pasty taste or feeling. Get
FASTEETH today at any drug store.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20
YMCA Secretary
Speak S Before
Lutheran Group

r. Cecil Robinson. Boys Work
secretary OF the ST. Antoine YMCA.
spoke to over $50 young people and
adults at the Lutheran church on
Fenkel avenue, Sunday on How
Race Prejudice Affects the Negro"
Mr.. Robinson pointed out that
the real test OF American democ-
racy is the treatment OF the largest
minority group, the Negro: that
the Negroes progress economically.
socially and intellectually has been
hampered greatly by racial preju-
dice and antagonism. and that in
spite Of handicaps, there are indi-
cations OF great progress econom.
ically.
The speaker said that there are
about $4,000 Negro business estab-
liShments (of which $4,000 are re-
tail stores) doing an accumulative
business OF 500 100000.
He then went on 10 give statistics
10 prove the economic growth OF
Negroes since their emancipation
and touched upon the educational
advancement OF the group Illiteracy
has decreased from IS per cent a,
the time OF the Emancipation tc
10 per cent today There are now
more than 100 colleges devoted ex.
clusively TO the education OF Ne
Sroes "All OF these achievement.
have come through. to use thos,
famoys words, blood. sweat anc
tears the speaker concluded.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20

come the infection. while preventive
measures bar further spread OF he
disease from him.
Isolation is the key" said Dr..
Earnwell That means isolation OF
the infectious individual from
others and isolation OF the infection
within the patient by collapse Their
apy and other measures Bv that
means We can stamp out the disease,
even though We have nc specific
chemical as - TO treat il At the
same time. IL we can find the cases
early enough. isolate them. treat
them with best rest and other sup
portive measures, most OF them Will
obtain permanent cure "
Complications a Great Problem
Medicine IS still almost helpless
in the face OF some OF The compli-
cations OF tuberculosis. however
sch as tuberculouS infections OF
bones and joints. tuberculous men
nights, hberculous infections OF
the intestinal tract. These fields and
the chemical attack offer plenty oil
opportunity for research. he added
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20
Family Fights
Bring Woe To
Couples Here

Marital difficulties were listed by
police this week as the cause for
the disqualification of several men
and one woman. all OF whom we're
treated for their injuries at Receiv-
ing hospital.
am Brakefeld. 80, Of 1862 Nc
Graw avenue, sustained a gunshot
wound TO the left hip following an
argument with his wife. Nancy, in
their home.
None of the victims were reported
as serious by the police this week.
Police reported that Thomas
Potts, AZ, OF ASP Brush street, apt. /,
was shot after he had attempted TO
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20

On June 2. Mrs. Mary Mcleod
Iethune. national president OF the
National Council OF Negro Women.
Inc. will be presented by the De-
troi, Metropolitan Council at Ebe-
nezer AME. church. The meeting
is particularly designed 10 appeal
10 lay people and war workers
Plans are also being made for sew
eral Hold Your Job" clinics 10 be
held throughout the city by this
organization 1t is felt that the diff
cult employment period we are
approaching must be met with some
plan OF attack. These clinics will
help TO devise this plan now.
The National Council OF Negro
Women. INC. was organized in De-
cember. 1885 II is partisan
organization for united and CO.
operative group action among Negro
women II is affiliated with the
Council OF Women of the U. S
and through this affilistion with the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20
WIFE SLAYER
GIVES UP, TO
FACE CHARGE

William knight. 32-year-oid IA.
ther Of two children and an EN-.
ployee OF steel company gave
himself up 10 police last week and
was held for investigation OF the
murder OF his wife. Ella Mae. on
April %. this year.
According 10 Lieutenants Leslie
Gddings and Edward Wurm. knight
had gone to the home OF his es.
tranged wife. Ella Mae. al 9i22
peterson street 10 attempt a recon-
citation with her.
She told me" police quoted
Knight as saying. that il got her
nome and some furniture that she
would live with me"
Family Quarrel
Knight, according TO the two de-
tectlves, found home in Ecorse in
the Hyaclnth Project. bought some
furniture and asked his wife TO come
end live with him. Mrs. Knight re-
FUSED. saying she had changed her
mind. 90
knight, then. according TO police.
cut her throat with a black handled
razor and then escaped.
A warrant charging Knight with
murder is expected this week from
the prosecutors office The Knights
have two small children. Oscar.
nine years old, and Willie Mae, II
years old
The Knights came 10 Detroit sew
eral years ago from Columbus. S. c.
He was employed by the Great
Lakes Steel company as laborer.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20

At a session Of said Court held az tn.
Court House IN the City Of Detroit in said
County. on the 10th day OF Nay. Al D. 1874
Present. The Hen
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20
Defeat Of tuberculosis
Possible, Says Doctor

Dr.. Joe Thomas. prominent ply
stefan and medical director OF
Edythe x. Thomas and Bethesda
hospitals. was among the doctors
attending the American Trudesu
Society and National tuberculosis
Association meeting held last week
at Hotel Stevens in Chicago.
Modern medical science already
knows enough about tuberculosis 10
stamp IL out OF American life IL the
knowledge were properly and in
tensively applied for a long enough
period, Or John B. Barnwell OF Ann
Arbor, Mich. said.
DR.. Barnwell is president OF the
American Trudeau Society. organi-
zation OF physicians specializing in
tuberculosis. DR.. Hugh B Campbell
Of Norwich. Conn, director Of spe-
cial programs for the national tuber-
culosis association, agreed with DR..
Barnwells observations.
No Specific Cure
There is no specific cure" yet
for pulmonary tuberculosis: a sue
cessful fight against il depends on
the patients own ability to over
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20
Braithwaite And
Dubois To Retire

DR.. w, E. B. Dubois. distinguished
author and teacher, and DR.. William
Stanley Braithwaite. literary critic
and poet, will be retired from ac-
tive duty at Atlanta university on
June 80. Financial provision for
both has been voted by the board
OF trustees OF the university.
DR.. Dubois Will retire as profess
sor emeritus. He has been chair
man OF the department OF sociology
at Atlanta university since 1882. DR.
Bralihwsi;e has served as professor
OF creative literature since 1885.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20
Ford Local 600
Endorses NAACP
Membership Plan

Endorsement and support OF the
NAACP membership drive for
$4,000 members has been given by
the executive board OF Local 500,
Ford Local of the UAW-CIO. Shell
ton Tapes. recording secretary. an
nounced in a letter to William Ken
nedy Jr.. chairman Of the NAACP
Labor committee.
The local will also participate in
the parade on May % by entering
either the band or a sound truck.
Fraternal delegates 10 the coming
NAACP conference in Chicago. July
1916, was also promised.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20

shoot his wife. Mary following
marital misunderstanding IN their
home.
Mrs. Ora Mae Clark. 81, Of 1863
ST. Aubln street. was treated at the
hospital for a lacerated left side.
Police say that her husband came
home intoxicated and stabbed her
following some family misunder-
standing.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20
LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY


oENLvA X. NORRIS. Plaintiff
vs. No 3be ssl
DAVID NORRIS. Defendant " '
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Al q session Of said court held az the
County Buiidihg in the City Of Detroit, on
Present. The Hon
JosEPH A. NoYSIHAN.
Circuit Judge.
This cause appearing from the sffidsvit
Of the Plaintiff. On file in the above entitled
cause sne hereto attached. that the Defend
s4%s Rispslis street. Detroit. nieAigan: thai
chs has been sspsntsd frem the DsfssAan,
fss upvaras Of twenty (sel years, and ths,
he cannot b fsust at the last knevn a.
arsss satAsr ~ the Y1aiatiff or tie Sheriff
% wayne cs~sty-sfts9 diiiseat search ssd
tiff feels that the psfesdant IL hidinr %
oencesiinE himself IN the City Of Detroit
10 prevent service from being made spes
him
On Melton Of JULIAN W. PERRY. At.
toraey for Plaintiff,
IT 10 ORDERED that DAVID NORRIS
appear and answer the Bill Of Com plant
filed IN this cause within three % months
from the date Of this Order OF said Bill
will be taken a. oonfs,sed against him
And IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that
copy Of this said Order be sent 10 the
lsst known address Of the said Defendant.
hy tsEis;ered mail and IN case no regis.
tered return receipt signed by the Defend
ant 10 received. that this Order ks pub
lshed, as required BY Law
JOSEPH A. horNIHAH
Circuit Judge.
A Tru. Copy
cAsPAR J LINGEMAN Clerk
Nv = J. Dudley. Deputy Clerk
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20
MaryMcLe
AtEbenezerO On June2

International Council Of Women Of
the World. Its program covers pub
lie affairs, family life. youth. en-
ployment, religion and consumer
education.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ron rHT
COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
EssIE OLIVER. Pl.in,ln
W. Ne. SS7 81

At q session Of said Court held az the
Court House IN the City Of Detroit in said
County. on tn. 10th day Of NAY. A D. 1874
ARTHUR WEBSTER
Circuit JudEs
In this cause IL appearing to the court
BY affidavit hereto attached that ohAncery
summons has been itsued IN this cause for
the APPEARANCE Of the defendant and that
hs return day thereof for the reason that
the ssid defendant 10 conceslinA-Aimsen
within the City % Detroit County 81 Wayne
and State Of Michigan. ana that sid ehaH-
Gerry summons has been returned with the
certificate thereon endorsed. showing that
snsr dhifent search and inquiry sad de-.
PENDANT could not \. served with said
thereof
On metien Of Roshoroush and Tshsf.rrc.
Attorneys for the plaintiff
IT Is ORDERED that Charles Oliver. the
defendant herein, cause his appearance 20 he
entered In this cause within three months
hls appearance. he cause his answer to the
plaintiffs bill 81 complaint 10 Be filed
and q copy thereof. 20 be served On the
attorneys for the plaintiff. within 70 DAYS
from the date Of service upon him 81
copy 81 said bill. and notice Of this order.
be taken a. confsusd BY the said defend
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that a oopv
Of this order be published IN any HswtPaPer
published and circulating in the County Of
Wayne and served. seeordins "a Law
Circuit Judge
CASPIAN J. iiNGFNAN, Clerk
By Dan wych. Deputy CLERK
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-15
Miss Buchanan Is
Hostess at Part,

Miss Rachel Buchanan, d.uiuh'r,.
ui Mr.. and Mrs. Owen buchanan
celebrated her 18th birthday recent
~ by entertaining number of
friends at her home near Nli,rcu.
She MAS assisted i'm entertaining By
Misses Aiargjc Dlci.crSun. Alary
Frances Cole. and Catherine Milton
Tie guests enjoyed number OF
Games and contests. after which r.,
rc-hmontS Were served to tn. fol-
lowing: Mir. and Mrs. Luui, puilrv.
MAR" Josephine. and Luwuyd Pull
ley. Ihrlmu licdg-pc'h. Dorothy,
Christine, and Ma~gir Drchcrs,n.
LucluS Parkinson. Mildred Sims,
Catherine. Elsie Ray, and Roy Mil
ton, Gladys and Joe johnson. AIarv
Frances Cole. Howard GpswIrl;.
blanchard pcrlinson. Joyce Oycrrun.
Jane Abbott. Ethel and Henry
Wynnc, Milton PcrkinSun. Benny
Paul Bccchcr. Sam TUnstall. May
nard BccChcr. ID. Y Avcrcuc. Jr..
Red Chambers. Bill FOrSythc, George
Pickett, Claude ForSythc. II. i
W0Gdiici. Buster Wheeler, James
William Bradford. Beatrice Finch
and Jimmie Matthews.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-15
BY HELEN ESSARY
Central Press COluInniSt

Washington. Feb. l5.-rhouSandS
of people have gricvcd this week at
the death OF Raymond Clappcr, one
OF the most successful Of newspaper
men.
Clappcr'S death WAS sudden. tragic.
1t was to have been expected that the
loss oil 50 famous Il personality would
shock public familiar with his name
and his written and spoken thoughts.
Yet the grief al the passing oil Ray
mond Cl. PIPER had another, deeper
quality. II MAS grief al the death oil a
man who by the grace oi God and
his own character represented an
deal. an American ideal.
Raymond Clappcr - when you
SpuNC his name - meant simplicity
and honesty, courage md industry.
These qualities are cherished above
al Others Dy 4 world struggling some
now 10 save It's own SoJl. Especially
docs an American love 20 believe that
they spell It's own creed.
How Ray Clappcr managcd 10 hold
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-15
Oxford Gets
$21,75O For
Recreation

Richmond, Va, Feb. lJ.-Chccks
.yr Sums to;allug SlI.nlJ.gG have
.c"u forwarded by the regional OIL
HCc OF the Federal WORKS Agency
during the past few days 10 COM
mUmitIcs in North Carolina 10 hclr
pay the cost oil operating nursery
school facilities Tor the children ui
WORKING mothers. recreation faclli-
lies for SCrVlCCmCn and hospital Ia
,.l'ICs. RvCIDu.l Director Kenneth
M%rKwC!l announced.
y check Tor SG,&2J.25. payable l.
the city school board al High Point
was sent To- Charles f. Carroll. sccrc-
tIry ui the board. -Four nurSrr,
school, have been established al
iiI"h Point with the assistance of jht
VA pubic service section at FWA.
unuUr the direction e! Mrs. ANAL,
SykC, Fam. regional supervisor.
Another check Tor Si.iIG.lG. tn,
third payment on q Federal contribute
'.OU ul S-!..bu. was sent - Mayor
T.. {. Jordan. liz. u! OMiurd. t. as
:!.t tn" tuI.N in meeting The cpS' "a
.CCrcar.anai facilities tor soldiers
,:uUuuvd al Camp Buurr, and City
MMmuGc. John l.. Caldwell Ut Chapel
Hi! received It check Ton Sl.li2.jj To-
help lIu.IdC recreation Tor service
mon attached Ia the Naval Prc-lIIghl
Training School and other military
Establishments in the area.
\ chccl, ior SI.31J. payable To- th;'
board of directors g! Good Shepherd
hospital a, New Bern, WAS sent /,
inc Rev. Robert l.. johnson. scC.'c-
ta!'y O! the board. This WAS In" inI-
'luI payment on Il Federal cuntrlbu-
i.un O! >5.5OU lu assist IN operating
re ue" wing al the hospital. which
VIZ constr . ted with Federal aid.
Superintendent Il. l.. Pugh. oil the
Craven County Board ol Education.
.rcclE,d e CuC,. Ton ni.25I. the third
payment GA - Federal contribution
el SG.,52 toward the cost OF operating
81 wartime nursery school al Cherry
POINT .ur the children ut mothers
employed 1t. In Marine Corps al!
...sts.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-15
BARCLAY. ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
"The Authority on Authorities"

club q had 10 be with only iHo
small cards-not probable when
eight We're out. THIRD. and fourth.
the trumpS had 10 be either equal
~ divided or. if split three and
one. only one IN the hand holding
the club @ which would mean
that the spade y would have TO be
with the Club 9.
Here's the way he tried for all
that. He took the heart X with
the a. led TO the club y. led 10
the diamond 4. ruffci the club 8
with the diamond *. sent the dia-
mond j 10 the @. the trumps split
ting. used the club X TO discard
the heart : and IN" club J to dis
card the heart 10. ana led the
spade 5. West took hIS \ and re-
turned his spade : 10 the *. the
heart 4 being discarded. The
spade 4 was rU::cd by the dia-
mond 3. heart 5 by the diamond 8
and the diamond : and ) complct-
ed the hand.
Grateful to the core. Phil OK
claimed with relief. This must be-
my year May l." get more
breaks Ike that. He deserves
them.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-15
Society News
MUSIC.

yu have heard music, and no
earthly sound
will ever be the same. Each blade of
grass
wn SING. and every harpString of
the Wind
wal break and Shattcr ON the clouds
that pass,
yo, nave heard music, and, i'll hear
ing. learned
IN know the song OF silver running
sand,
And at the broken reed beside the
stream
who's, voices is quiet since the UNI
..l'rd hand
Th.; ru.lyd a. dropped il somewhere
B. the grass
VINCE. yuu nave found ii. Now ii Pan
s.Du.d pass
He v,.d recall again the long.
sweet note
raa, ...- and pulses from a wild
bind throat.
irene Holt Albert.
~ Washington Post.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-15
Rural + antilles In
Britain Carry On
Intensive + arnlng


college station. h"ri%h, Fc". 10.
From troop C"..!r. command Da~".
somewhere w ".HSl"uu. MAJOR Leroy
u. stanton. formerly Farm agent al
ne Sta'e J"'."%c Extension Service
m Nash county, reports that every
crop - - $3.50. crop on the British
.'m..
"ta' H'ctt.' i.''iNh rtTal family
WORKS ABOUT ihl acre ana IN" cult
Walton and harvesting vi the crop
'aiIs - the l'.mcF. ms Wiic. and the
younger mc"'.ES '' MS hoiIschn!n'
>.nc' "a, "I"'f sons ana ud"Eil'E!H
sac. I'D ine service. stanton sad.
'' i.'.I '".i''N '''I' III "'iS 'i''
J.. su2m. "'v's "u' each farmer mas
"' ''H~' " srHii Hoes %! Sh'"p' '"W
mead of '"l.Ir. -",',il' an" S'"i'u
20! gram Inc 'r'u!" from INC pc"'
Crop .uns about Hli. an acre.
Tractors ana "'rh'nic"i farm
dIt~ nav iI' '' .'''i' Cu tI'' i'I'i'-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-15

y real labric-Savcr, Note that one
%ard q! cotton SultiCcs 10 make this
practical and smart looking apron.
Pattern 9oS3. It's very quickly stit-
cncd Up. You can finish it with con-
naSt binding or use bias strips of
sc!i-Iabrlc. Make Yourself some Tor
spring cleaning.
Pattern 9083 may bc ordered in
sizes Small C32-3+). Medium &c
&%). Large CIH-i2). Small size takes
yard 35-inch fabric.
Send SlNTEEN CENTS i'm coins
Tor this pattern To Henderson Daily
Dispatch, Pattern Dept. -. West
18th St. New York II. y. Y. Write
plainly SIZE. NAME, ADDRESS.
STYLE NUMBER.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-15

table. attractive with early spring
flowers and tapcrS, Mrs. Turner
poured tea, md sandwiches and
cakes We're served by Misses Mar
Belle, Kate, Maricl and Cornel,a
Gary and Mrs. Sam Harris.
lhnSe partakIng ui Miss Gary's
hospitality were: McsdamcS Alex
cooper, {. l.. Ellis, W. p. GhoiSun.
Jasper links. S. X. Harris. Jr., l.. j.
kuN, Gideon Lamb, T.. +. P.rham,
=. II. Rose. J. a. Turner. Il. G.. Young,
j. NJ. Peace, Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford
Peace and Misses Sallie Garlick. and
Kate and Mariel Gary.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-15
Ensign r. J. Jones
In Pacific Area

Ensign Il. j. Jones. Jr. has ar
rived safely somewhere in tho south
Pacific. according To- Il cable re-
Ccivcd here by his family. He entered
the Navy last July and spent two
months ut tho Norfolk Naval B.Sc,
Portsmouth. Va ON December 90 he
finished a course in the Navy Supply
School at Harvard. and left for San
Francisco after short leave spent
here with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
X. J. Jones.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-15
ARE YOU AFFIRMATIVE.

IF YOU play the pants OFF a
hand" and make an apparently
hopeless contract because you
went after every possible break"
and got them all. DO you pat your
self on the back? Or DO you credit
the gods of chance with the kind
ness they have shown you? II not
you do not deserve to have things
break that way for you the next
time And. what's more. there are
people who tell you they wont
break like that again unless you
are appreciative.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-15

MIR. and Mrs. l.. y. Wells have
been advised that their snu. Private
l.. y. Wells, Jr., vino Is attached t.
an "ir corp, unit. has arrived safely
IN England. He has been i'm IN" SER
vice more than year.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-15

ii. ..i Mrs. II. II. iiick, and child
zen. N..u.G Ice and Howard. Jr..
sad j.. Troy Hi. daughter, Shclyia
,Ivu.. . %, Clayton. We're visitors of
Air. ..H Mrs.. l.. ". Abbot; on Hen
der DO. ...j.r one, Sunday.