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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-02
Robinson Called Second Joe Cans
By Two Veteran Fight Followers

HE Is without doubt the
greatest fighter since the days
when Joe Cans was at his best"
Those words were spoken by
Thomas (Rooster) Hammond, vet
eran fight fan who saw Cans when
the late Bal,imorean was kingpin
OF the lightweichts. after Ham.
mond had seen Ray (Sugsr) Rob-
inson win decisive ten-round de-
cision over Vic Dellicurtti al
Olympia last Friday night.
Master Boxer
Robinson is master boxer.
knows how 10 feint. has an excel
lent left jab. and can punch with
either hand" Hammond said.
The only difference between
Cans and Robinson" Hammond
continued. "is that Joe was a hard
er puncher than Ray. But Ray can
punch hard enough to stop the or
binary fighter. Dellicurtti is a
tough baby"
Joe Taylor, another veteran
fsht fan. then chimed in and
asked Hammond how he would
compare Robinson and Henry
Armstrong when Henry was at the
peak Of his career.
Better Than Henry
Armstrong would not win a
round from Robinson" was Ham
mond's immediate reply And this
was in accord with what Taylor
had on his mind
Robinson. although unable 10
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-02
Elks To Sponsor
Basketball Team

The Heart Of Detroit Elks. run.
ner-up in last seasons Michigan
Chronicle Basketball league will
enter a strong contending team
AGAIN this year With a strong ath.
lcuc program underway the
Heart Of Detroit ElkS No 1914 are
seeking high honors in athletics
The athletic department is headed
~ Gilbert Hudcins The Elks won
me Michigan State sof;ball cham.
pionshlp IN the major din sion and
were Tunner-up in the West-Cen
raj REGIONAL tournament. last sea
son IN Fort WAYNE. Ind
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-02

in the waning minutes OF the pc
Rod and paced the visitors. Is 70
II as the half ended
Prior 70 the game Coach Leon {
Wheeler told friends that he had
very good team. and subsequent
events proved he was right. The
Detroit team. placed on the floor
Thursday nigh; is probably one OF
the best ever 10 represent the
CSnter II has plenty Of speed. a
formidable attack. and every man
on the club can shoot The club
also has strong defense
Al the same time the Globe
Trotters OF four years ago The
loss az Ted Strong. Duke Cumber-
land. Babe Presley. and Sonny
Boswell has weakened the club
However. Manager Welch is con
'dcnt that he. VII be able TO con
StrUct a stronger club before MANY
more weeks have rolled around
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-02
PALMER BOWL LEAGUE


ST. LOUIS A record crowd of
1000 turned out ~ see the Sumner
and Vashon high school elevcns
battle 10 scorcless ne IN their
e chtecnih annual Turkey Day
classic.
The VaShon '"-m tired only one
cunning play IA me first half ot the
came The game MAS featured by
bunting or bnth SIDES Sumner
aimed 263 Yards. NaShIon. s. from
,crlmmacc
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-02
Bx JAMES Z. WILLIAMS

AS the bowling season enters
the third month OF competitive
activity Sportree's Aquarium. with
e wins and seven losses, tops all
others in The Wolverine League az
Paradise Bowl Friday night they
conquered DSR Seniors for three
games, 2S09-244l Velma's
Lunch. captained by Charles
Blake, defeated Wards Beauty
Studio two games and lost one,
2729- 1859 DR. Powell John
son quintet won pair from Yam
kee Potato Chips and lost one.
2487-2349 Chrysler club Won
a pair from Detroit Steel and lost
one. 2523-2469 Ready Power
won two from Gordv Contractors
and lost one. 2440-239l
POSTOFFICE LEAGUE
Roosevelt Park won two from
not prevent James War; OF Ora
tot from scoring a double victory
Inv one night by rolling a 6l3 Sc
ries and a 247 high single 10 estab-
lish the seasons highest mark for
both performances .. Mailing
Division won two games from City
Division M.vS. lost three
games 10 Alfred. College Park
won three games from Northwest
ern.
PALMER BOWL LEAGUE
Yankee Potato spanked the field
in defeating Victory Five. 25ll-
2439. al Palmer Bowl Wednesday
night Northeast AC won three
from Composite Lodge. 2076-l906
Highland Park won two
from Doctors and lost one. 2436-
1921 Jones Cleaners won two
from Club DeLicSe. 2l6S- 1908, and
rs, one
Two strong Detroit bowling
teams will invade Chicago Satur-
~ and Sunday. Dee ~ IN. &C.
LES Of match games The
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-02

Parker Of the Alsoamans led an
offensive that eventually ended or
he Fl. Bennlns courtyard stripe.
The ruske2ee CT osckfield then
INJECTED a b.t OF rszzle-dszzle with
Jerry Williams. fullo.ck. la,erslins
- Left HaltOack Piggott, who
coo,ed around r. Sht end 10 score
Jerry Williams then booted the
point that decided The contest.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-02
Wiley VS.. Tuskeeee
In Texas On Dec. 9

MARSHALL Texas The TuS.
kcgce Golden T GERS and the Wiley
Wildcats vii each pgcScn; Two al
he coun'ryS outstanding back.
when they square OF IN the Wiley
Homecoming I'll, 10 DC played here
on December Q
AVA Tabor. Tu>Acgccs sensa
tional forward pass toSScr from
Fort Valley. Ga and Little Vernon
Hicks, W.ldCa, antelope from
Waco. Texas. are expected 10 WacC
battle tina, vii keep the fans or
cd,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-02

,? n IT = q
Eefsree- Robinson West Virgins ststsl
rmptre-Rlssch tr. % n
score at the hslt--netroit "a clohe Trot
terx ~
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-02
Southern At
XaUier Dec. 8
By CHARLES l.. DE- LAY

NEW ORLEANS. Ia After
more than 10 wears. The Southern
university JaSuar> ~ SCollandvlllc.
Id, return To- New Orleans for a
grid tIlt with nc Nav,cr Gold Rush
on Saturday, De- @ ~ Xsvier sta.
dunn The winner in this contcs,
known rs nc Louisiana State
CLASSIC - gcnr, lily regarded A.
the state champ pr
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-02
Sportrees Rule League
AS DSR Loses 3 Game

teams are Wards Beauty Studio
and Todd's Clothes. Wards quintet
is composed Of Morris Kilgore.
George Crum. George Williams,
Bill Rhodmsn and Row Williams.
Todd keglers include Joe
and Robert Taylor. Walter Strict
land. Kl. Floyd and Henry
Hank Walker The Chica-
soans should have plenty TO
keep them very, very busy when
the Deiroiters engage them on the
bowling front
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-02
George Williams
Bangs Out 66l
To Help Adams

With George Williams. newcom.
er from Cincinnati, firing SOL. one
Of the best series OF the current
season. Adams Service swept the
three-same series with Parker
House Sausage to move up two
notches in class A division OF the
Motor City Bowling league stand
ing Monday night at Paradise
Bowl.
Williams. four-step bowler
who finished eighth in the nation
al singles tournament last Febru-
airy, opened with 246. sandwiched
in a middle game Of 1871. and then
came roaring back with pa Ad.
ans Service had 1885 10 Parker
Houses 2440
Keeps First Place
Friars Ale retained first position
by taking two from Porters Clean
ers. 28l4 10 2789 Friars Ale had
me big game OF the evening by
hitting 998 in the middle game.
while Porters better 900 in the
three games rolled.
Watsons Realty chung 10 seconu
place by taking two from Sports.
man club 2487 TO 248l. Darling
Florist won three from Palmer
Bowl. 26lS 10 2342 Acme Florist
took two from Delmonica Bar
1890 10 2325.
Sensation Bar held on 10 nrst
place in the class 3 division bv
winning two from Paradise Tav-
ern. but !ost in total pins. 1852 TO
!52l Associated Electric won two
rom Briggs Realty, 1887 TO 1880
Marraci Temple won two from
Cookies Lunch. 1918 10 1921 Ar.
,hurs Clothing won three from
Dixie Challengers. 2437 10 1924
Tom Phillips Post won thee from
ne Wolves. 1854 10 23OI.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-02
RAY ROBINSON WINNER

DETROIT A'nouSN he >urrcu
dcred nine pounds. Ray Sugar
Robinson, top-rankins welter re.
Gently diSchay ced from the army.
Soundly dccl>ioned Veteran Vic
Dclllcurti al Olympia stadium In
10 rounds Frday. Nov. "a
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-02
PTA AIDS ND CAMPAIGN

WASHINGTON. = The na'lon-
vide campaign against vcncreal
disease has tho full cooperation Of
nc National ConsreSs az Colored
Parents and Teachers. according 30
Mrs. Anna " p Strong. az Mari
nina. Ark. who represents this o.
,enizstion on the National Won.
ems Advisory Committee on So
cial Protection.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-02-25
JURY IS SELECTED
FOR NOX0N TRIAL

PITTSFIELD, Mass, Feb. "a
s(R-A Berkshire county jury was
completed today to hear the evi
dence in the trial of 47-year-olc
John F. Noxon, Jr., corporation
counsel charged with murder ir
the electrocution of his six-months
old abnormal son, Lawrence.
Judge Abraham E. Finanski de-
.clared a long luncheon recess in.
structing jurors to return at
pm, with belongings they would
need since they will be in Gus
tody for the duration of the trial.
At the resumption of the hear
ing, Judge Pinanski announced
the jury will be taken "for a
view" apparently to the Noxon
home. where the child died last
Sept. %.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-02-25

Our pushcart the Southside
Center interested know both bicycle and
er have made outstanding trip to Jacksonville Fa
with full load of produce which. OF includes
fresh fruits and vegetables potatoes cob
small of Black Valentines and BEANS
mentioning spuds tomatoes and the orchard of
watermelon seed Further data be furnished
Retail Produce Manager is
roller skate from Tampa where he busiy
engaged buying huge quantities of fall spring
for this summers distribution He expects he says
harvest canaloupe while transit thus producing another
prolific crop for the South Eastern states
Bv way of conjecture Soutsde Produce Center takes
Measure in announcing wing their otherwise
pee structure which constitutes the rudents of
long and American journalism Needless
transition is complete retrospect By following and ncud
ing Notwithstanding believe public
successfully obnoxious habitat With this mind
we refer YOU to the and alloy compound not usually
this NAV interfere with and catfish fishing the up
We cannot however, refuse to caution
YOU when digging the lower Brunswick Co. swamps
snake and reptile nfes these peaceful wat
sons not to interfere local intolerance shown
snakes general The public is hereby warned
dig do meet the usual requirements
size and texture Also Grade large two to
four inches in length should have net ceiling price not to
exceed is cents per dozen. (RetaD.
late news dispatch from Capt Bens well
communicate released Deco, N. c.. indicates that
Rrm.yick farmers the problem Of
temtes Activity by ground forces said to be tense
O. K K A. officials believe reinforcemens underway,
acquisitions the to Washington for fl
nal deberaton Meanwhile plants lie hid beneath the dark
SOIL and fermentation only matter of hours In
concerning developments this crisis will be
posted from time to time final and unforeseen hearing
awaits further discrimination.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-23
Leaders Plan
Mobilization
OfFarn Labor

Memphis. Tenn. Feb. Jap
Farm leaders from Is southern - ir,
Today closed their regional farm LABOR
conference mere with summary of
plans i"r complete mobilization %!
all farm labor in the southeastern
region.
y War Food Administration OIL
Teal a!rc ,dy had predicted tina,
more than 50.OOO southern farm
w"rkcrs-musi O! them from Ken
lucky. Tennessee. Arkansas. and
Oklahoma -- VIII he recruited this
year 10 help harvest crops in other
sections "t the country.
W. {. tlollcy. assistant chief OF
the program branch OF the WFS's
Office oi labor. said in an interview
II. I WFA hoped - triple this wear
The more than l5.OnO southern work.
crS VII" helped with the harvest IN
North Dakota. Maine. Arizona and
Idaho las; year.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-23
Members OF Guild
Hear Miss Copeland

Miss Hazel Copeland. director OF
tic,Gi .J> education of the First
Methodist church. gave an interest
iug talk before the members of the
wesleyan Service Guild al the
church. in Heir regular meeting
tuesday evening IN the ladies par
iug. Mis- Copeland spoke of the
work bcIng done in the Methodist
,ChuclS both IN this country and
abroad. and showed the use To- which
contributions are put in furthcring
Tho Lords Song in Strange
Land" the theme for the years
study.
The program WAS under the di-
rCCtiuu OF Mrs r. NJ. Barnhart. \
number of SONGS were sung at the
conclusion Of AIiSS CnpCland's talk
Mrs. !. NJ. Bnity led Il helpful de-
votIuuHl program. during which
God VIII Take Care Of YOU was
sung.
The business session was prcsid-
ID over by Miss Mary Finch. chair
nan. After transaction Of routine
business. mwcbCrS were urged to
Intend some part of the W. S. G.. S.
conference IN Wilson next month
The members decided 10 renew
'hc newspaper being sent 10 the
Service Mems Center.
Attractive new programs. prcpar-
I'd under the leadership of Miss
Mice T. Nabry. were distributed.
HCSiCSSCS for The evening were
Miss Tempe Davis. Miss Lucy Hes
ter. Miss Elizabeth King. Mrs. s. II.
FCrrCc. and Miss NolliC Brown.
They served iced drinks with cook
les and sandwiches. During the
social hour u miscellaneous shower
was given 10 Mrs. John II. MCCrim-
mon. a recent bride Of the guild.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-23
Nlerllyno-StcNenson
Marriage Announced

Mrs. J. Il. Stevenson. Of routc |
Henderson. announces the marriage
ii her. d tighter. Carrie Lou. 10 Sgt.
Nicholas +. Mcrilyno. %. Camp But
Icr. The couple were married on
July -. 1913. in South Carolina and
since then have been residing in
Durham.
Mrs. Mcr:.yno IS a 1871 graduate
ii AyCocE high school. route > Hen
icrsoH. and has been working in
Durham since August 1912. She was
employed At Duke university and at
Inc American lob eco Company.
Sgt. M,g.'yuu mas been stationed
II Camp hytn"r for over twelve
months and has lett .Dr overseas duty.
HIS hruo is 100 ralIIdclph where
mis- bride viii reside in she future.
She - 10 leave Thursday ior Ph.la-
ic.phia.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-23
Charlotte, Raleigh
Or Winston to Get
National Convention
BY LYNN NISBET,
Daily Dispatch Burcau

Raleigh, Feb. 23.-Albcrt s. Goss,
master oil the National Grange. will
rnrnd Friday and SATURDAY IN North
Carolina primarily for the PURPOSE OF
selecting convention city for the
1914 national meeting. So far three
citieS-CharlOt,c, Raleigh and VIM
Ston-Salcm-haVc extended invita-
mons ana the relative merits OF each
Is beng checked. Mir. GoSS is being
conducted oyer the State by Harry
caldwell. master OF the State
Grange. but Caldwell makes il cIrnr.
that picking the convention place is
IN" big mans Job. lie isn't going in
get mixed up IN amy Argument amonu
Tar Heel towns. When he presented
an invitation To the national Grange
at Grand Rapids last fall. Caldwell
Wa careful - make il TO come TO
North Carolina"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-23

al least To the extent OF the present
war bonus, and with Il minimum OF
Sl25 month ior \ grade certificate
holders;
2. Larger benefits under the state
retirement system.
s. Effective enforcement of COM
pulSory attendance: (no reference Ia
increasing attend. nee age limi,S):
j. Reduction OF the teachers load
So as 10 provide more individual re-
lationShip between teacher and pupil:
D. Further expansion of VaCtiOnal
cducation:
g. Support Of the state school board
in lis efforts 10 improve the cduca-
tional system:
4. More emphasis on quality In IN
Struc,ional service;
d. Extension of free text books la
eight grades:
9. Ten months pay tor classified
principals:
10. Protection OF teachers agains.
political or personal manipulat.um>:
II. State aid FOR meeting building
needs OF school districts after the
war:
II. Improve Sunitary conditions in
school buildings.
These ideas are based on the be.
lief that education is major rcsppn.
Sibility Of state government. auC
faith that North Carolina citizens arr,
able and willing 10 carry on To sue
ccSsiui conclusion the experiment. O,
state support O: the schools.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-23
MISS COPELAND is
SPEAKER AT CHAPEL

To-day l. the Only Thing We
Have" was the topic OF Miss Hazel
Copeland in her tai; 10 h.cb .rhno,
students th'S morning q, THEN. chapc!
period. Miss CopCl ud stressed the
!dct mat because Of the uncertainty
OF The future one should be nanuv
To-Day and always look for bigger
things IN life.
Inc program WAS presided over bv
Billy Mitchell. president of the Stu
dent Council. Barbara Brake led the
devotional period.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-23
Cherry Gives
His Specific
School Plan
BY LYNN NISBET
Daily Dispatch Bureau

Raleigh. Feb. 23.-Thc sac OF an
oral audience ~ the geographic luCa-
ZION lor a candidates speech is little
consequence yndcr modern Cundi-
lions ut communication. The speech
made by Gregg Cherry Tucsd. Y night
10 small group OF Raleigh school
teachers Is regarded as one OF the
most significant of his campaign for
nomination as governor.
The can5idatc did no; cq,livocatc
~ Use double talk. He outlined very
positively some of the things he Viii
strive 10 have accomplished if he IS
elected governor. There were - Spc-
I.!IC recommend tionS:
|. Increase IN base pay of teachers
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-23
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.
In The Superior Court
Before The Clerk.

:. .. of North Carolina:
L".n'y OF Vance:
''nnic Taylor and husband, Rcddcn
Taylor.
'iu"'a Perry. unmarried. James I'd
M'r' Perry and wife, Beatrice
Ferry. Charlie Cooper GIuSband
OF Matte Copper. deceased: Paul
me Wilson and - Wilson, her
husband. Marguerite Cooper. I'M
married, Beatrice Tyler and huS-
hind. James Tyler. R0SabcIIc
hd\iN ana husband, Willie Davis.
Minnie Lee Copper. Minor, ID. Y.
cooper and wife. FlOrinc Cooper.
''nic' Arthur Cooper and wife
Cooper. William Henry Coop
tF' unmarried, Charlie NcRac
Norrrf. Minor, and GamaIid Coop
'r' Miner. Ora Watkins PlummcI
I'lu husband. John Plummrr,
VIVA Williams and husband.
Ncl"m0n Williams.
:, me defendants, James Edward
I,'irN and wife, Beatrice Perry.
J,.""- Arthur Cooper, William,
Henry Cooper. Eldura Perry. Mar
S'''I'" Cooper. Beatrice Tyler.
lame Tyler. ROSdbcllc Davis. Viii
w. DAVIS, ID. Y. Cooper and -.-
,"'pcr viii take notice that an ac-
uNl entitled as above III the nature
~ Special Proceeding has been
,,mhncnccd in the Superior Court Of
n"lc" County, North Carolina. fOy
,n' sale Of certain real estate for
Partition:
Nnd the defendants named in pre-
..'0lnE paragraph Will take notice
t''' 'hcy arc required TO appear al
we Office of the Clerk Of Superior
t"ui Of Vance County. in The
'"I'huusc ~ Henderson. NORTH
,",uina. ON The oath day Of March.
''''. and answer or dCmur tu The
',WpHln' in said action or the
r''in'li's Will apply 20 the Court for
plJu'
,oTh.' The 22nd day q February.
T.. O. FALkNER.
Clerk SupGvior Court Vance
County.
23.l-8-i5
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-23
Nal HalIet VIII
PLAY for Butner's
Washington Dance

Camp Eu,ncr. Feb. 2$.-Mal IIallct.
no.H.Ir band L. de-. viii bring his
orchestra down from New York 10
a.y .' the Washington Birthday
Dance 80 Dc held a, the Camp Bu;ucr
.or-- arena Thursday at 3 .. IN.
J...u Gp~,cssCs from Durham. Raj
,G.. Henderson. Oxford and RoX
H.u. .Hmn"ring more than 300. will
ser, dancing partners.
TIE ports arena Will be decorated
W." ID patriotic motif o: red. white
AMI Lie To- Il, III with the holiday
spirit.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-23

bR!GF-Brcvity OF the national
masters visit to this state u,cvcn, -,
conference with State Grange lead
eEN On organization poi.uy and pro-
gram, but luncheon Is being az
ranged ior Mr.. GosS al Nal,igh on
Saturday. So careful Is the State
master not 10 show par.H'.tv uGuug
the communities seeking the ru'lon-
al meeting, he has promised tina, the
luncheon will not be used as an oc-
caSlon to sell the visitor Oh selecting
the capital city.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-23
Henderson Girls
On VIC Dean List

Three Henderson girls made the
drur.~ list TO. the current semester
q, Wumuu'S College IN Greensboro.
.,cwGuG Ia announcement from the
college today. They are Misses Mary
Ann Cooper. Elizabeth Laws ana
Grace iirylr. Also ON the list from
tbs vicinity were Misses Carolyn
knrt' and Billie Upchurch of Oxford
THIS high scholastic honor carries
win j: the privilege OF unlimited
class cuts.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-23
Society. News
THERE ARE NO MOUNTAINS.

There are no mountains when the
log rolls in;
Only the Sprawling barn. the pas-
turc wall.
And lanrway rails that staggcr
strangely out
Into the mist: and trees arc
dwarlCd and small.
Their crowns cloud-hiddcn. Now :,
stlNcry weight
Holds all things carth-bound. for
"a little space:
And bends our vision laviShiy along
The constant goodness ul the COM
munplacc.
Leone Rice Grcllc
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-23
Transferred to England

MIS-. G. II. SncUd has received
WORD from her son, Cpl. Edward J.
brinEicy, who has been in North
Africa and Sicily for several months,
that he has recently been transferred
10 England and promoted to staff
sergeant.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-23
In COnvaicsccnt UospitaI

wi Harry {. Patterson. who Tor
ne past few months has been in
he base hospital in California. has
been moved to Valley Forge hos
o!tal near PhoCniXvillc. Pa. 10 COM
plctc his convalcsccnt period.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-23
r X X 4 X 4
4 WITH THE COLORS
X X X X + 4
Visiting Mother.

Private Jack Lewis VinSun is visit
ing ms mother, Mrs. I. b. NinSon. ON
me Dabney road. lie has completed
MS framing at Paris Island, S. c..
ana Is now stationed al New River.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-23
Returns from Oklahom,

MIS-. Earl Floyd rctulncd to-day
from Lawton, Oklahoma, liter wish.
LmG her husband, Cpl. Floyd. Il, For,
2Nl. lie mas now been transferred to
Fort Meade, Maryland.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-23
Choir Rehearsal

Tho Young Peoples choir Of the
Frs, Baptist church will hold re-
hc.gsI Thursday evening. N 80
o'tlorS at the home Of Mrs. W. W.
Parker. 81.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-23
Promoted To Sergeant

Mrs. Edgar Marvin Edwards has
received word from her husband.
Cpi. Edg,r Marvin Edwards. that he
mas been promoted to the rank OF
sergeant. Sgt. Edwards is stationed
somewhere in England.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-23
Returns Ia Chester, rl

Nrr~ William AIansily has Just re-
's.uri To- Chester. PcunSylyan,a.
,t,,. Spending several days with her
husband and her parents. Mr.. and
Nv.. \. T. Beard. OF Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-23

PVT. Joe Pcrgcrson has returned /,
lamp Nh!tc, Oregon, after spending
u nlne-day turluugh with his wife
ana other relatives Oh Champion
street.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-23
Vance Council Meets

Vance Council No. 90 will meet
Thursday evening at $50 o'clock in
the Red Mems hall, All members
arc urged to be present.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-23
Has FurlOugIi.

Cpl. Dalton J. Dixon, who is sta
TONED at Camp Breckenridge, Ky,
Is visiting his wife and parents, Mir.
and Mrs. j. S. Dixon.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-23
Cotton Prices
5-4Oc Higher

New York, Fco. 23.-(AP)-Cot-
ton future, opened - Ia 80 cents IL
baIc higher. Noon values were iilc
10 10 cents a bale higher, March
2o.G3. May 2O.i3. July 1919.