davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1944-04-26

into grass roots, under rubbish and
sticks for insects and the like.
The nursery-in a rabbit hole
is made clean and comfortable for
the triplets that arrive in May or
June. At birth, they are a dull lead
color. covered with piable spines
which later harden.
Adults and young put on great
layers Of fat. for they 90 into hi
bernation for several months. In
April, they make their appearance
again, slim and hungry.
Evening star., 1944-04-26

gently and drops him in the stream,
where he Immediately unrolls and
swims to shore, but looks around
to see If It would not be wiser to
roll up again. Normally, he will lie
notionless until hostilities seem to
have faded.
Hedgehogs are generally noctur-
nal in their habits. They creep
forth when slugs are abroad, and
watchful waiting at the entrance
to an earthworm's hallway is usu-
ally rewarded. The sharp nose pokes
Evening star., 1944-04-26

Voice vest is the lineup for tonight when Frank Satra
welcomes Adoph Fancy ve Mnjou own hahour radio
show Holywoods besdressed touper will have you stitches
while Franks nmable songs will cohe you with contenent
Sinatra fan for m And pair plan-
and orchestra
Evening star., 1944-04-26

Send stamped (3-cent), self-ad-
dressed envelope to Frank Colby, in
care Of The Evening Star. Ask for
FAMILIAR EXPRESSIONS pamphlet.
It's free.
(Released by the Bell Syndicate. Inc)
Evening star., 1944-04-26
|Toke Nay Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Surprise Word Of the Week.


As the woman style authority was
heard to broadcast, Spring has
come, and the chirds are birping. "
And many flower lovers are training
wistaria (best pronunciation: wiss-
TAY-ree-uh) and other Towering
vines over the garden PERGOLA.
But many of them mispronounce
the word as "per-GO-luh," and will
be surprised and perhaps skeptical
on being told that the first, and not
the second, syllable should receive
the accent, thus: PER-go-luh.
A similar word (also from the
Italian) is GONDOLA, often mis-
pronounced by accenting the do"
The correct pronunciation is: CON-
do-luh.
It's Hard to Believe.
Question: I've never understood
why bad dream is spoken of as a
nightmare" What is so frighten-
ing about a female horse after
dark?
Answer-The mare" of night
mare is not a female horse, al
though the idea is so firmly rooted
that many persons say, IT was rid
ing a nightmare" probably because
of a faulty Interpretation of
Shakespeare's, II will ride thee O.
nights like the mare"
The mare of nightmare and of
Shakespeare is not female horse
1t is demon called incubus" who
was supposed to crouch upon the
chest of sleepers and produce
frightful dreams. The incubus is
the same naughty fiend whose other
name appears in the expression "a
mare's-neSt."
Mare (the demon) comes from the
Anglo-SaXon word mara, demon"
Mare (the horse) comes from the
Anglo-SaXon word mearh, "horse."
Hence the two words have no con-
nection whatever; the identical
spelling is the result of some ancient
scholars error.
Send stamped (3-cent), self-ad-
dressed envelope to Frank Colby, in
SaS1{ eare Of The Eye Eyening Lns,t Stsr. Ask for
It's free.
(Released by the Bell Syndicate. Inc)
l. -
Evening star., 1944-04-26

VOL, io:00-Trus love story Of Americas
great humorIst. Mark Twain.
WhA. to:30-Jlm faIkenbure and Dennis
0Ksefs, guests.
VOL. 10:3o-husle Of Tsehaikowsky, Dvorak
and lsoneayaIlo.
M. it:t5-Rsbrosdeasi Of speech by
Prime Minister John Curtin Of New Zealand.
M, ti:30-Leo 1olstoYs Redemption,
Starring Dorothy 6ish and Louis csIhern.
Evening star., 1944-04-26
ON the AIR TODAY.

UN IHE AK IUVhI,
WINK 7:t5-Mme. Constantn fofitth, wife
Of YuqosIavian Ambassador, represents her Ra'
ton on series "Uaitsd We Stand
WRc, o:00-Eddls Cantor and Ray hilland
visit the WAVES.
WToP, 9:00-Adophs hsnjou, guest.
WINK, o:05-Tslsmans Don 0uiehotte
SiIitp"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
Betty's Hair-Dos

BETTY HUTTON has SO differ
Ont kinds of hair-dos while por-
trayng Texas Guinan in "Incen-
diary Blnnde
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
Eastwoods
Opening May ~

EASTWOOD GARDENS will
open officially for the season on
Friday. May 10, with Ted Fio-Rito
and his band and, on the following
Friday Johnny Long will open
carrying through OvCT Memorial
Day. This will mark the start Of
the outdoor dance season with
weekly changes Of bands.
There will be the preseason
parties. = On Saturday night May
10. the Metropolitan sororities, a
combination OF young folks who
have raised many funds tor char-
", VIII hold their annual gala
and, on the following night BNai
Birth Will gather again at East
wood
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
Lima RomdY Signed
To M-G-M Contract

HOLLYWOOD, April "a (UP)
-Beauteaous Lima Romay, vocal
list with Xavier Cugats orchestra
has been signed 70 a tong term
contract as the result of her
work in Bathing Beauties,
Metro Goldwyn-Mayer announced
today.
Miss Romay is appearing cur
rently with Cugat's band in New
York but will leave soon for
Hollywood 10 resume her film
career.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
Bull Experts

ACTOR FRANK MORGAN and
Director Jack Conway can qualify
as two of the outstanding bull
experts in California after their
attendance al livestock auction
last weekend
The actor and director both ac.
quired prize winning additions tc
their herds OF Aberdeen Angus
cattle. with the bulls 10 be shipped
TO their respective southern Cali
fornia ranches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
Sneak Preview

a NEAK VIE w
TRADESHOW Of one OF the
spring season 8 outstanding new
pictures will be staged al the Var.
slty Theater. LiyernoiS. az Nc
Nichols. tonight al 915 p. m.
Inasmuch as the purpose Of the
SNEAK preview' Is 10 obtain audi
ence reaction TO the film. the mi
tial showing will be open 10 the
public, giving Detroit a bit OF
Hollywood atmosphere
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
DEATHS

Andrew sipecki. 1922 s Lsibold, -
George Fuilwood. 3bl6 Virginia PARK
90
Deaderick Calvin Wagner 476i Rel
yidere 90.
Leroy Reed. SIS Wlnder. 81
Hugh Dounelly. Nlner Hotel %.
Judy Helen Lush. 16l22 Hazclton, 3
Charles sandliu. 1927 " Fort, as
Rudolph Hayes EOS p Elizabeth. 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
Death 12otlres

q ANENh ri AFhhNfi. axe NVt h'iNNNA
wife OF Frank dear mother Of MIS-.
George. II Robert T. s Air Force
dear daughter of Mrs Catherine
strojny. dear sister of stephen and
Brownie OF Chicago Chester ~ z
Navy Mrs Stella WesoiOWsk and
Mrs Helen stAchoWlak OF Buffalo,
y Y and three grandchildren sur
viye Funeral services Thursday from
residence 1912 Rriuker. AZ $50
A. N. Al Corpus Christi Church at
10 lnttrmeut sit OAvet.
DULNNsKI-AprIl % MaFy. dearest
wife OF John dear mother OF Mrs.
John Burskl, Mrs Edward Wittst0Ck.
Walter aud Pvt Frank grandmother
OF 5 grandchildren. Funeral az e.l5
m Wednesday from the residence.
1923 Maxwell and Sweetest Heart o.
Mary Church a. 10 a NJ. inteIment
a. Greenwood Cemetery
FNkE April - Elizabeth " for
merry Of Pittsburgh and Cleveland
beloved wife 81 The late James chi.
ford sister ~ Marshall Agnes.
Lawrence and William Morland
MAneese and Mrs ISABEL Heinrich
Funeral from Harvey A Neey pa
neral Home 1888 Maybury Grand
Monday evening a. o'clock Burial
At Cleveland. ono
HAGGER April q Eta. mother al
Mrs Hazel suempe and Robert
Hagger also survived by three
brothers aud one sister Funeral
services Wednesday, AZ m. al the
Haley Chapel. l6065 Hamilton, al
Puritan
AIInnLEALASS -Apzll- 2-2--Aar,-,- AT
her residence 367 Pilgrim beloved
~ nnHarf 90 l.
WaddeH of Chicago sf1si i9s-fftet
Wadder OF New Britain. Conn
Funeral services a. he Haley Chapel
1908 Hamilton. AZ Puritan. Tues
dRy. . m Under auspices of
Mary Middlemass Lodge No 22s.
Daughters Of Scotia iateFmept-
New Britain Conn
PYSLORA Frances Aprf q. wire
~ Bernard. mother o. Helen AnEe-
line Wachol and Walter; grandmother
or tour EraU1CrT11TeH- Funeral tues.
rag NOTHING $50 n fr1m cfapef
~ John jurklewicz a sons Funeral
Home 1898 Csnin st. John the
Evangelist Church a. 9. lnterment
NJ cifvrt Cemetery
WHITE-Apru 20. Ralph F. al ST..
Petersburg ria husband the late
Anna, father % Mrs Louise Nup-
naIly Funeral from George p War
rick Funeral Home. 1859. Grand
Blvd Monday 3 N
ZYSkI April d, John. beloved hus-
band Of Anna dear brother 81 AFs
Michael szymendera and Frank.
Fuuera. We1uesfay H 10 a m from
the residence. l4sgl Greycsle. and
81 Monica Church At 10 80 a IA.
Interment at ut Olivet Cemetery
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Fred G.. Marshall Sons, Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
1882 r. JEFFERSON Fl 2I7s-7s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
Pre-Named Colts

WILLIAM d + NJ a REST has
started breeding race horses He
expects 10 name the first two colts.
Miracle" and Hail after The.
Miracle OF MorGan'S Greek and
Hail the Conquering Hero his
two latest movies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
OFF TO A GOOD START

Mostyn Thomas gave the "Pag-
liacci' good Send-Off with his
Prologue. but the performance
began 10 sag shortly after Silvio's
entrance The hest thing waS-the
Media. sung by the little Canadian
soprano We liked 50 much the
other night as Micaela in Car
men She sang the Bird Song
delightfully."-.
Emerson Buckley conducted the
orchestra and chorus Tor AL the
performances.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
WEAK 'TRAvIATA
FINE sANTUZZA

Elda Ercole sings a really NOV
ing Santuzza in the MaScagni MIN
iature opera She has rich,
warm voice which she puts 70 eX-
cefient use in tf1e role. of the
heartbroken Sicillan girl
Especially touching was her rem
ditlon of the famous ,NoI 10 Sa-
pete" and while the final scene
with nriddu is always physically
awkward, since they have 20
WreStle and roar at the same time,
she and Mario Palermo handled
IL very we'll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
San Carlo,
Finals
BY CHARLES GENTRY

THE SAN CARLO OPERA
troupe brought their abbreviated
season 10 a close over the week.
end with performances Of four
perennial favoriteS in Masonic
Auditorium.
Insofar as individual perform
ances were concerned, Saturday
nights Aida" proved to be the
best Of the group for the Indian
soprano, Mobley Lushanya, did
remarkably fine job.
Besides being vocally sensitive
10 the role Of the captive Ethio-
plan princess, she is beautiful TO
look upon. Tall. dark and grace
ful, she is one Of the few pictorial
"Aidas' we've seen in some time
and she is histrionically equal TO
the role as her acting. particularly
the third act Nile scene, proved.
Sydney Raynor proved a stolid
and rather unimaginiative Ria
DANES, Maria Powers a slightly
overweight Amneris and Mostyn
Thomas an agitated Amonasro.
but me snow, on the WnOle, was
a good one.
WEAK 'TRAVIATA'
Better. least than Sunday
afternoons La Trayiata. which
was something of waik-througfT.
Amanda ChirotS "Violetta" is
saceharine and her upper register
has a great deal Of vibfato.
Mario Wales performance OF The
elder Germont, however was eX-
cellent.
Sunday night drew out all the
operate double-feature fans who
were rewarded with quite good
"CaValleria Rustlcana. even II
the "Pagliacci' left much to be
desired.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24

MATTRESSES renovated like new
guar star Maitress. HO. 5hs0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
MATTRFssTS RFNovATEp

A DEFENSE against high prices.
Have your mattress renovated,
Miller, zoos KERCHENAL. BE 1894.
MATTRESS renovating. innerspriug
mattress reas quality workmanship
guaranteed. Hadley RA. 5000.
MATTRESSES renovated like new
guar star Mattress. 10. $3.50.
PAINTING AND DECORATING
Al DECORATING rooms papered
81 up NJ 1887
Al PAPERHANGtNG. KALsOMlNE
pAfNTING ANYTIME. TE 2-O77s.
PAINTING. decorating. wall wash
ing Workmanship guar TO S-6333
PAINTING and decorating general
repairs, free estimates Tk i-6210
WALL washing, decorating paper
cleaned Call anytime TT i-35si
WALL WASHING, painting reliable
colorrd outht on 1851 MT 0ls2.
Crawford.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
LAWNS GARDENS

sHRUBBERY. SHADE trees OF all
Kinds; al sizes prompt, good work.
TY s-ob2l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
MEM0RIAM
TRADE scHoOLS-MALE

TRADE SCHOOLS-MALE
RCETYLENE arc Welding Body.
fender repair, inspector. blueprint
reading. drafting Diesel Wolverine
school. 400 u Fort
LEARN modern bsrberIng IN an In
teruational affllated school Day, eve.
classes. Can, write, phone FOR infor-
mAtn. Greene's Barber Col $50 Mich.
LEARN modern barbering. days or
ewes. part or fun time bet Barber
College. 3t7 Z. Jefferson. RA, 1911.
TRADE SCHoOLS-FEMALE
GIRLs-Free beauty culture training
Hygienic school $40 Twelfth.
Ma S0S3
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-27

island Creek Baptist church Sunday
were Mr.. and Mrs. II. *. Ncthcry and
two children. Dorothy Ann and
George A.. Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Ell
lott and children. Mrs. John n. King
and two daughters. Martha md Bag
bara Ann. and Andrew Norwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. WyChc and
family were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. + Il. Hester Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer Blanks and
little daughter, Shelby Jean. were
recent visitors of Nj. md Mrs. John
N. King.
John n. King attended the funeral
OF r. +. Wilson at Mount Auburn
church near Palmer Springs, Va.
Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Wilson was
well known in this county. His fun
cral was attended by host of
friends and relatives. There were
numerous floral dies gnS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-27
McCTin1n1On-J0hns0u
Wedding Wednesday

IN simple double ring ceremony
performed at the. First MethodiS,
cnurch at O'Clock Wednesday aft
ernoon, Miss Maria Frances John
son became the bride OF Rev. John
fiolineS McCrlmmon, with Rev
hiram n. King, the brides pastor
officiating. f''>0''
Altar decorations consisted or
oregon ferns, and pink sladioli in a
silver bowl. Floor candclabra held
lighted white tapcrs.
Prior to the ceremony Mrs C,,oroo
W. Holden rendered program Ei
nup'ial music and Mrs. Frank NJ
narhhart sang Il Love You Truly
and Because. Other selections
prayed were 20 Perfect Love"
SGhlmes), Indian Love CALI. Ave
MARIA, and "Licbcstraum" was
played softly as the VOWS were
spoken. The traditional Wedding
marches were used.
Inc bride, given in marriage by
ner father, wore light blue wooden
aresS and matching hat with black
accessories. She wore string of
pearls and her shoulder corsagc was
)t orchids.
Mr.. McCrimmon had as his best
man Rev. Z. Norllcct Gardner,
Jshers were James Hight, E. {.
wells, Henry Young, and S. Nj.
Crowdcr.
The mother of the bride wore =
black dress and corsagc of white car
nations.
Immediately following the ccrc-
mony the couple left for short
Wedding trip. Upon their return they
VII be at home i'll Henderson. For
travelling Mrs. McCrimmon wore a
black tailored suit with light blue
blouse and hat, gray beige coat with
'ur collar, black accessories and a
corsagc o. orchids.
Mrs. McCrimmon is the ONLY
laughter OF lar. and Mrs. c. VI.
Johnson. She graduated from Hen
dcrSon high school, attended Hen
ierSon Business school and for the
past five years has held rcspnn-
,lblc position at the Citizens Bank
Trust Co. here.
Mr.. McCrlmm0n is the son of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. McCrImmnn.
III Carthage. Sc attended Carthage
high school. Campbell college and re-
ccived his y. B. degree from Wake
Forest college in l94l. He Is minis
ter of Gardeners, Poplar Creek. New
Bethel and Middlcburg Baptis,
churches. AT present he is physical
education director of Henderson
high school.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-27
Flat Rock News
BY Mrs. John y. King

The Woman'S Society of Christian
Service of Flat Rock church met re-
Gently al the home of Mrs. Henry
Sattcrwhitc with Il large attendance.
The meeting was opened with soft
music played by Miss Gladys Sattcr-
white. The Vicc-prcSidcnt, Mrs.
Claude Elliott, had charge Of the
dcVOtiOnS.
Mrs. +. p. Hester presided during
the business session. Due to the small
attendance al the December meeting
the .nnual reports were held over
uniil January. They showed a sue
CcsStul year having been completed.
The society had as its guest Mrs. J.
n. King.
The group adjourned 10 meet with
Mrs. {. G.. Short in February. after
which the hostess. assisted by Misses
Margaret RcaliS and Sallic Workman
served delicious refreshments.
Mrs. Maggie ID. White observed her
83rd birthday Sund y, January %.
Those having dinner with her were
two of her daughters, Miss Mary V.
White and Mrs. Katie PaSchall. and
Mrs. +. NJ. White. also two grand
sons. Pfc. Adolphus G.. White, of
Richmond, Va. and Cpl. James l..
PaSchall. who is here ON furlough
from Harrington Air Field, Texas.
Mrs. White is in her usual health,
and enjoys seeing her friends. We
wish for her many more happy birth
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. p. Hester and J.
+. Hester spent Tuesday in Durham.
Et,l a lA
sion is home on Il l5-day furlough
after which he will report 10 Fort
Jackson. s. {.
Mrs. w. Il. Crccch is spending a
few days in Smithficld MS the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Crccch.
Mrs. Dora Elliott has returned to
her home nc.r Dabncy after spending
the week with her son, William FL
lott. and his family.
Mrs. b. a. Scott. of Henderson and
Mrs. G.. w. Norwood and Mrs. c. r.
WyChc. of DHbncy, spent Friday at
tcrnoon with Mrs. G. J. Wychc.
Pfc. AdolphuS G.. White, student
al the Medical College of Virginia.
spent the weekend with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. +. NJ. White.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. J. Parrot and
children, Jerry Page. Charles, and
Robert. spent Sunday afternoon i'm
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. e. j.
WyChc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Elliott and
children. Franklin and Christine.
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Snccd of Henderson Friday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood Pcrduc
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs. F.. A. Blanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.. Short were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. j. T.
Short of CokcSbury Friday night.
Cpl. James l.. paschJll. of Harlng-
On. Texas, is spending tcn-day
Through as the guest Of his mother,
Mrs. Katie PaSchall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Wright and
little daughter. Ann. Mrs. S. &.
Wright were visitors of Mr.. ana Mrs.
e. j. Wychc Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John N. King and
children visited Mr.. and Mrs. Simon
II iris Saturday night.
Miss Maydcll Stevenson spent the
week end with Misses Louise and
Sadie NdnDykC.
Among those attending services at
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-27
Claire Mills Glass
With Miss Hughes

Tho Clare Mills PhilathCa class of
the FIRST Baptist church met Monday
night at the home of Miss Mildred
Hughes with Mrs. b. J. IIannon as
JOINT hostess. Mrs. Coy BccItwith,
prcSidcn, of the cf IS, presided over
the meeting and Mrs. f.. a. Latta had
charge of the dcvotionalS.
Following the business session Miss
Elizabeth Straw sang several Sclcc-
tionS, accompanied by Miss Halle
Frank Mills. Mrs. j. NJ. Piglord was
IN charge of ih2 program.
Al the conclusion OF the program
the hoStcssCS served delicious re-
frcShmcntS TO members and visitors
present.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-27

Smoothly fitting and SHINING is
this go-cvCrywhCrC twO-plCCCr. Pat
tern 9i21 has just enough bodice
sullncSs tn bc becoming. An ideal
style for that first spring print 10
wear under your winter coat and
later without coat. Spark il UP
with bright novelty buttons.
Pattern 942l may DC ordered only.
in womcn's sizes "a. 80. 80. 40. AZ, A.
i6 and 48. Size 80 requires 3 SD
Yards 39-inch fabric.
Send SIXTEEN CENTS in coins
for this pattern. Write plainly
SIZE. NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE,
NUMBER.
Send your order to the Henderson
Daily Dispatch. Pattern Department,
232 West 9th St.. New York il. N. Y.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-27
Miss Mccormick
Weds Cpl. Demasi

The marriage OF Miss Ann Harrison
Mccormick 10 Corporal friedrich
Jane, DcmaSi. United States Marine
Corps. WAS solcmniZcd on Tuesday
JANUARY "a. III jarvis Memorial Met
hudlst church, Grccnvillc. al five o.
rlock with the reverend II. W.'Brad-
shaw. pastor Of the church, officiat-
ing.
\ program OF wedding music was
presented by Mrs. II. A. Tyson and
Miss Margaret Mills.
White Snapdragons, fern. and light
ed candles formed the setting for the
ceremony.
Mrs, Charles Gaskins Of Green
villr and Miss Lois Mccormick OF
Goldsburu. malrOn and maid OF
honor. wore identical dresses of aulE,
SATIN and carried arm bouquets of
American Beauty roses. Flower girls
were little Sarah Adams and Hannah
Proctor. who wore floor length drcs-
scS of yellow satin and carried old
fashioned bouquets of mixed flow
Cr>.
Tie bride entered with her father
by whom she was given in mr. rriagc
Snr wore It gown OF white satin en-
broldcrcd in fcrn-shapcd sprays OF
seed pearls an designed with yoke
Of silk net, long sleeves, and short
tram. Her tingcrtip veil of illusion
was cdp-shapcd and she carried a
bouquc; of white orchids and carna-
tons.
Mrs. Dcmasi is the daughter of
Nj and Mrs. l.. b. Mccormick. and
granddaughter of Mrs. James d. Nc
Cormick, - Henderson.
A!'cr Il snort wedding trip Corporal
and Mrs. Dcmasi will be al home in
Gvccny.l!c.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-27
Dabney News
BY Mrs. Willie Robinson

Miss CalI,c fc,lnson spent the
weekend in Henderson visiting
Misses Alice and Ruth Stevenson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Brjmc and
children visited Mrs. Bramc'S par
cnts, Mr.. and lIr~. NJ. ID. Robinson.
Sunday evening.
Misses Mary Hester and Alice
Friend of Pennsylvania arc spending
some time with Miss Hcstcr's par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Hester.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Matthews and
children. Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Hedge
pcth and son Ronnie, Mr. and Mrs.
Willie Robinson and daughter Brcn-
do, Miss Callie Robinson. were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus l.. Matthews
of Carcy's Chapel community Suu-
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ID. Robinson. Miss
Gallo Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
Robinson and daughter Brenda. visit
cd Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Moody re-
Gently.
MIR. and Mrs. Willie Robinson and
daughters. Brenda and Gallo. were
visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs Herbert
Richardson Sunday evening.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-27
SOCIETY NEWS
WORLD WAITING.

Until the rain comes nothing
WiII move, just wait and see,
Moi any furnished grass-blade
or leaf upon u tree. :
Until the rain comes nothing
win make the smallest sound,
No waiting bird OF anything
Tbat watches from the ground.
All day long has been like this,
nh, orchard standing still
With the Sclfsamc listening look
OF every field and hill,
All day long has been like this,
Roth olll-oi-dOorS and in,
Nothing saying anything
Until the rain begins.
Elizabcth-Ellcn Long.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-27
SEED BEDS SHOWN
TO GARDEN LEADERS

Gordon Club leaders q home
demonstration clubs met yesterday
a. ne home demonstration agents
Office with all the leaders present
exec. ne.
In. topic for yesterdays meeting
vas Seed Beds" and Il dcmunSira-
non m making seed beds for carly
planting was made. These leaders
VIII IN turn hold meetings with
nor various clubs and give similar
representations during the month of
February.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-27

The following announcement has
)cen mailed to out of town friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude William
Johnson
have the honour OF announcing
the marriage oi their daughter
Maria Frances
20
Mr.. John Holmes McCrimmon
Wednesday, the twcnty-siXth of
January nineteen hundred and
fOrty-fOur
Henderson, North Carolina"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-27
Attends GrccnviIle Wedding

Mrs. James Mccormick spent last
week visiting in Goldsboro, Green
vile. and Aydcn. While in Green
vile she attended the Demasi-NIc-
Cormlck wedding.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-27
Visiting i'm Indian

Mrs. {. Y. Harris and Miss Nancy
Wade have gone 10 Edinburg,
Indiana. 10 spend few days with
SCI. and Mrs. John ". King, Jr.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-27
luS3RANukTn(6
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Firth of Daughter

Nj. and Mrs. Hayden William
Glover. Jr.. Of Huntsville. Alabama.
announce the birth of daughter,
barbara Evans. January -. Mrs.
Hl"vcr IS the former Miss Marga-
lct Wilson of WILLIAMSBURG.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-27
Choir 10 Meet

The choir of the First Methods
church will meet this cvccing a
$3.50 o'clock in the ladies parlor.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-27
Daughter BOrn

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold AysCuc an
nouncC the birth of daughter
Bonnlc Lou, January 20. AT Maria
P.arham hospital. Mother and
"'uGhtcr arc reported doing nicely.