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The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-01-21

ter he conquered the whole Kitti- cut tribe who resided south of Prince Rupert. Their chiefs name was We Shakes, As years passed they dropped the prefix We and just retained the name Shakes.
 Charlie Jones was the fifth Shakes, after his cousin George Shakes passed away. Charlie did not care to take the place of a chief, as the law declared that h. dians must abandon their tribal relationship in order to maintain citizenship. Moreover, the widow, Mrs. Mary Shakes was said to have taken possession of tthe Is- land and the valuable collection of eurios, and only the name was left for Charlie.
 When the Government planned to give a potlatch here, the local Chamber of Commerce asked him to accept the name of Chief Shakes.
 In 1890 Charlie Jones was mar ried to Yarntancheet daughter. Yarntancheet, who was called Tahlton Billy was a great hunter. His father, Katongoes, was also a great hunter and these two men with others helped to make the Hudson's Bay Company rich. Wrangen people, at tthat time, used to go every fall up the Stik- inc to trade.
 Charlie Jones was one of the first members of the old Presby- terian church here.
 He is survived by his widow, a son, Richard, two daughters. Mrs Louie F. Paul and Mrs. E. Thomas and a nephew, Charles BOrch and ten grandchildren.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-01-21
By Mrs. Tillie Tammaree

The night of January 16, Char lie Jones woke up from his long sleep and requested a drink of wa ter. He swallowed a few drops and closed his eyes. and was no more, Could there possibly be any cas- fer death than this?
 We say because he was a Chris tian, Charlie Jones was always striving for what was good and uplifting towards mankind.
 When the citizenship question first arose in Alaska, his vote was challenged at the polls. He was willing to appear in court, and did appear, as a witness for the test case and he was ably defended by Wm. L. Paul. The case was won by them and afterwards, Charlie would proudly exclaim that he was a citizen of the United States.
 He was active in every good work. He was ramiliar with the war news, getting his information from his son Dick, who has been confined to his bed for the past 40 years, victim Of paralytlc stroke many years ago.
 It is fitting to refer to his his tory at this time. His father $ name was Kaquestone, and he was one of the head chiefs of the Tee Hit Ton tribe. He was the owner of what is now Lake Bay, and he was a canoe builder. He had his summer home in Lake Bay and that is where Charlie was raised.
 When Charlie was a young man he used to assist the older men in carrying freight up the Stikine River in canoes. From his mother s side he was in direct line from James Chief War z Coshoo. This chiefs name was later changed af-
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cream were served The evening was spent in playing cards and as midnight struck the guests greeted MT. Bidwell with singing Happy Birthday" as his birthday follows his wedding anniversary.
 MT. and Mrs. Bidwell have lived in Wrangell since 1920. Previous to that, they spent many summers here, coming up from San Diege to enjoy the fishing and hunting. MT Bidwell, who had been in the mill ing business in San Diege, retired from active interest in 1912 and they made their first trip to Wrangell in 1914. The following year they included the interior in their trips to Alaska and in 1920 decided Wrangell was the place they wanted to make their home and built the house in which they live.
 The Bidwells have alweys taken an active and prominent part in Wrangell's civic and social life and have three children, Mrs. w. B. Snodgrass, of Anchorage, Mrs. L. T. Oneel, of Seattle and son, Walter now in business in San Diego.
 They are one of the commun- ity's highly esteemed families and | the entire community joins in con- gratulations and best wishes to them on completion of fifty years
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Golden Wedding Celebrated Here

Married in San Diego, Californ- ia, January IT, 1894, MT. and Mrs. George Bidwell, well known Wran- gell couple celebrated their 5Oth wedding anniversary this week when twenty guests were invited to their home to witness a mock wedding commemorating the out standing event.
 There's so much sorrow in the world right now and none of our children could be here" Mrs. Bid we'll said, that my husband and I thought that instead of being gloomy and sad, We should just have lot of fun over it."
 On assembling of the guests and to the strains of the wedding march, played by Miss Dorianne Barnes at the piano, the bride en- tered on the arm of her reluctant groom. They were followed by the minister" and 'master-at-arms" Hill Harrington, who carried a rit- ual of the ceremony and Army Springfield rifle. GAS the bridal couple took their places, the groom almost effected a getaway via the front door but was brought to bay at the point of the rifle.)
 The bride was lovely in a blue and yellow cretonne gown of wide stripe with huge prints of unique | ly colored flowers breaking the lines of the stripes. Her bodice, which came to a deep point in the ] center, boned and stayed in ortho- COX "gay-ninety" fashion, was of gray and was touched off with a large ''chest corsage" of violent red roses. On her head she wore 8 small black hat, from which bill lowed her bridal veil of bright yellow net. A dashing touch red stockings and blue slippers, com. pleted her costume. She carried 6 shower bouquet of very small posies tied with green, yellow ant blue ribbon and, as a precaution a gainst hay-fever, carried them a arms length.
 The groom was handsome il , light blue swallow-tail coat, trim med with large white buttons, anC l lavender vest He wore sun
 flower boutonniere and the effec of his formal" attire was enhanc . ed by rows of diamond" buttons
 down the front of the vest. After the momentary interup ? tion, caused by re-capturing tn
 groom, Minister" Harrington pu
 down his rifle and pronounced tn
 solemn words:
 Do you take this woman to b 7 your lawful welded wife?" . The groom's handle-bar nous . tache qufvered, but he answers . (eyeing the rifle), I'm not in
 position to refuse" and he slippe
 the brass ring---of which he ha
 robbed his fishing gear---on tn - brides finger.
 At the close of the marriage y ceremony beautiful weddin
 cake, decorated in gold and ic
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-01-21
ST. PHILIPS CHURCH

Services for Sunday, January 23, 1914. Third Sunday after Epiphany:
 8:3O a. m Holy Communion at Wrangell Institute.
 1O:00 a. m. Holy Communion at St. Philips church.
 12:0O, noon, ola-Barrington adding (public),
 7:30 p. m. Evening prayer and sermon. Subject, "Life's Most Nee es5ary Ingredient" The Rev. Alexander Anderson of K etchikan will conduct all of the above services.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday
 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. 1O:45 a. m. Morning Worship. Tuesday,
 4:OO D. m. Wrangell Institute. Wednesday,
 7:30 D. m. Prayer service. 8:OO p. m. Missionary Society. Friday
 7:3O D. m. Choir practice.
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INVITED TO WEDDING

Miss Elna Arola and MT. Wm. H. Harrington are extending a cor dial invitation to all friends and acuuaintances to attend their wedding ceremony Sunday at 12 o'clock, noon at St. Philips Epis- copal church. The ceremony will be performed by the Rev. Alexan- der Anderson, of Ketchikan.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-01-21
CATHOLIC DEVOTI0NS

Catholic services each Sunday during the winter months are Wrangell Institute, 7:15 a. m. Lo- cal parish 10:OO a. m. The Rev. Father NJ. Hoch, pastor
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-01-21

of marital happiness with the hope of many more happy years for the future.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-01-21
ASSEMBLY OF GOD

Sunday School, IT a. m. EV"n- ing service, 500 D. m.
 Tuesday, Bible study. Thursday night service, S:00 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09
OWL MOVING CO.
Potents. Potent Attorneys

INVENTIONS developed. protected.
commercialiLed. Not patent lawyers.
HANDIRIT. Fifiy-eisht West Adams.
Fifteen years here.
PATENT Your Good Ideas! Send
your sketch for confidential advice.
Polachek, Patent Anything, 1884
Bway l. New York.
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Moving. Storage. Carriage

s ,s,; i,,v,. .01 fuTD ssss,I 1,.p g."
East Warren. TE .I.7ifs.
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RED SPRINGS ana mattresses, an
sizes. Complets, S2s. 50. Bon spring..
prevar. eoIorfui ticking. siss5. opsa
eve. 10 o. Tues and Wed. 70 ..
SUN FURNITURE. 1922 GRATlor
BEDROOM special. 2-pc.. 3-pc., t.pc..
s42 up. Central Stores. to3o Fenheh.
BED room suite, 3-pc., Sac SAVE
iiiss Gratiot. nr. 2 Mile.
BFRKsHIRE rugs. exl2. beautiful
patterns $3.50 other rugs, such a.
wilton, Alexander Smith. Mohawk
Administer and Gulistan.
SUN FURNITURE. 1927 GRArlQ1
CHROME br kfsst tables. selling out
si9.s5. North Nlrn., so43 Woodw.rd
DINING ROOM suite. mahogany
special built: end table, lamps,
piece bedroom suite, log table.
chairs. work bench. oo1 sguipmsn'
other miscellaneous articles. &
DINING room. 9-piecs solid
cost $i.750. sacrifice 800 CA IT
quick sale. 7451 Pingree. TY o-s11s
DINING room. bedroom furnitnrs
kitchen set. single simmons bed. ID
1884.
FIVE ROOMS good furniture Tor sal
or trade for late model car. II
10000 or UN 7-i353. a
FOR QUICK sale, owner leaving cfty
One Chesterfield and chair, one, win
chair, one reclining chair and foot
stool. one IA by 8 rug and pad ans
one small table. Everything almos
new. Apply 4s59 Cope Ave.
FULL coil ,nnsrspr1ng mattrsss
S2s. Sd. Cook Furn.. 770O oratiot-
HOLLYWOOD beds. complete. {s4
SAVE. il1ss Gratiot. nr. . Nile Rd
ICE boxes. porch chairs. tables
lamps. over stuffed chairs. TO 1887
INNERsPRING mattresses. sight.
soiled In shipping; only $3.50.
SUN FURNITURE. 1929 GRAr1O1
iNNERsPRING mattresses. An sizes
Q colors; guaranteed: so. sAVE
1859 Gratiot, nr. 7 Mile.
INNERsPRING mattress. prewar Dor
springs. match, S27.e5. 3126 Gratiof
fNNERsPRfNG mattresses. any size
Samples. SIT. Mitchell. 5000 Gratiot
JENNY LIND or poster beds; mapl'
or walnut: single or double. Siioo
Crystal Furniture. Bias GtAtiot
LIVING room set. 2-piecs with 81
covers. Reasonable. 1882 Chcag'
Blvd.
LIVING RIM. suite. z-pc.. $50. SAVE
1850 Gratiot. nr. Mile.
LOUNGE chair and Ottoman, SIS
SAVE. 1889 Gratiot mr.. Mia
MAPLE hnish bunk beds or twins
sturdy. well built. complete, $3.50
AIl-metaI coil springs. IS s5.
SUN FURNITURE, 1927 CRATIC,
MATTRESSES lnnerspring, an,
size. Samples, SIT. Mitchell Eur
niturs Co.. 5000 Grstiot.
NEW furniture; trade your piano
city Music, 1914 Mack. Open eve,
PORCELAIN kitchen set. rugs. bed
room set, dsybed. Must sell
s-Ss52
PREWAR gas stoves Just arrived
All metal. All porcelain. Insulated
Open 10 8. spitI. 1895 Gratio'
at Baldwin
RAILROAD Savage Corp. Paints
linoleum. yarnish. furniture. lamps
pictures. mirrors. mattresses, springs
easy terms. 6465-1s Grauot-
RUGS CLEANED. USED
9J17. sxl0. sxs. 50 as up. sHla >'xt
i21I5. 12xis. 1712t; 400 thrf -
runners Center Carpet. 1i62 ID
ward TO s9fA. Ewes ul -
RUGS used, cleaned 9xi2. sxlo. erf
81. es mp: 4x7 throws. runners 81 az
American Carpet Clrs. ss3s Oar
land MA 1919
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anAr IMranAENENrs

BRICK siDiNG--Ford -v-Nesr, si1s
small house 2o-yr. guar, LIE 7is7.
Carpentry. House Tsising. Piers.
Al Foundation Repairs
CITY WIDE SERVICE TY e-sooI
CEMENT WORK - Specializing ga
drives etc rw 7-oeo5, Tw 1865
CEMENT block piers. Foundations,
drfyeNays. rat walls. gar noors.
Easy termA Highland Supply Co,
TO s-477O Nights TO s-os76.
CEMENT Al work: side drives,
walks. garage floors, rat walls. v. II.
A. terms. Floyd O. skies. DE s6ss.
CEMENT work. side drivss, garage
floors free estimate. Mike, MI 1894.
CEMENT work. base. gar. floors.
side drives, rat walls. OIL liza,
COTTAGE 10 move or wreck priori-
ties not required. Joyce Wrecking,
sass. Schasfer.
ELECTRICIAN Licensed wiring, re.
pairing all kinds. TR i-iisS.
FLOOR sanding. waxing, vanishing
good work own power TR l-s534.
FURNACES yaeuurned, cleaned and
repaired, stokers cleaned. New fur
nAceS for replacements. Triangle
Heating. TO s-iit3 or MA 7isi.
FURNACE smoke Call US. Chin
urys furnaces. boilers cleaned and
repaired. OIL 0sss.
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.uPHoLSTEHINC

EXPERT repairing springs. cushions,
work done on premises. TY e-2os4,
Al UPHoLsTERING: choice covers.
Fidelity Upholstsring. Call OR 07sO.
FINE QUALITY UPHoLsTERING
7-pc., x3e. so. BehrmAn's-TY 6-7975.
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ATTIC

Made into EXTRA ROOM, y1s5 up
Properly insulated, nicely finished
additions alterations. carpenters and
plsstererf available for all home re-
pairs, ~ mrrey down. easy pay
mentS Phone day Or night
VAN MYERS. Contractor
344 Second TIE 2-72ss
BEFORE usktng home improvement
call the HOUSE DOCTOR for sus.
rsf'innf ana ifees no obligation
no st3n REsTR1cK LUMBER CO
Since 1884"
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LOkE-TTTE

Storm and Screen Combination win
dows Painted and installed ) yrs
10 ray. Prompt Service. Call TO
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AMERICAN
UNCLAIMED FREIGHT
Ped -shvets. Bihts., 81 go, Pt. Cases
Part Wool Plaid Blankets -., 1874
Double 2Sr, Wool Blankets -. %
FNill size BED Mattresses No.. Sga5
Army Quilts, Full Sire. ........ 50 e5
Red Springs, Ss.s5; Day Mats So 95
Metal Beds, Fun Sire ,...,... S. IS
Crib, Isx3s, Cotton Mattress 81 e5
Twin Metal Beds ana Springs Sass
ass Wool Camp Blankets 81 IS
csrpeting. ssc I'd. Sheeting, yd. Csc
All-Leather suede Jackets ... vs. e5
Rug Pads. sxi2 .........-... ~ %
Mems Pants. 81 %: Dress Pants s. 95
MEMS Gahardine Jackets Si.s5
r J. NURSES OxFORDS. 50 e5
Endicot,. Johnson Police shoes 81 s5
Fndicott Johnson Dress Oxtords -. a5
UNRATIONED S-CLOSEOUTS
SUiTCAsEs, BAGS. Low AS Sl9i
Khaki Army Furlough Bags si9t
sxI2 FELT BASE RUGS ~. 50 95
STAR BRAND HOUSE PAINT Sl.69
FOLDING BEDS ..............s 30
Paints. Linoleums, Beds. Springs
Boots, Rubbers, Gsloshes Cheapl
290i -2907 GRATIOT
Corner jos CAmpau Bank Bldg.
open sun. 9 TO 4 p. NJ; Daily IN
BEER dispenser unit for sale cheap.
UN 1881
KOpAKS-M Movie cameras viii sell,
buy cxch. Acme Camera Co.. 5l7
shelby.
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FOR nns uphosstsrfnS. eall Crane Up
hoistsring. ssao Mach PL 711i.
INDIVIDUAL STYLING, $40
$3.50 Cd. Riyer-TIMPAs-Ho $3.50
LET FAMOUS restyie and rebuild
your 7-pc suite. Call TO $500.
REUPHolsTERING, restyling. slip
covers; prompt service; work guarsn-
teed. TO s-i074.
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Expert Service Directory
and Buyers Guide

ADVERTISING DISPLAY
CARLSON STUDIOS = Advertising
displays, posters. 1909 Brush o..
Telephone RA sIlI.
APPLIANCE SERVICE
PHoNoGRAPHs, Radios = repaired
and serviced. Call AR OSLO or AR
2T1o. l0711 Whittier.
RADIO Service-0uarabte Call VI
1889: prompt pickup: delivery on
large. small radios.
REFRlG service; All makes. parts,
labor guar. Any time. lie 100.
REFRIGERAToRs. all makes; COM
mer.. dom. guar. parts. ser. no s3i2.
REFRIGERATION service, all makes
serviced: parts, labor guar. TO s-47S3
VACUUM cleaners repaired. Free
est Called for. delivered. American
Vacuum Cleaner Co. TR 2-so0n.
WASHERS vscuums. sewing ma
chimes repaired; 3-day service; Is
years exp work guar no 1897.
Aicky's Service. iO650 Plymouth Rd.
WASHERS sewing msch's, vacuums
repaired. rebuilt bought, sold. work
GUAR r : iE 5000 Central Service.
WASHERS. all makes repaired and
guaranteed Al service. Can AR
OSLO or AR 27iO
WASHER. vacuum. radio service
most repairs - hour service. ALT
ance." Oh 1854. PR 3230
WASHERS repaired. Nearly all
makes; NV. sec. free est, Wagner.
TO s-lsO3.
WASHERS repaired. bought. Work
guaranteed. 1900 Twelfth ST. no
3l14.
WASHING machines repaired. guar.
Nortown Appliance Co. TW l-O0i7.
WASHERS and ref1g. rep, work
guar. Household Serv." UN 3-6q2s.
WASHER service. all makes. work.
guaranteed iiis4 Apoline. no 49,.
HOME IMPROVEMENT
ARLE Cement Company porches
terraces our speciality immediate
service side drive. garage floors.
rat walls. sidewalks. expert work
msnshtp easy terms. CAL DA 1899
ALTERATIONS, REPAIRS
Your credit "a good. Use our budget
pawn ept plan for building. repair
maintenance insulation, storm sash
or aryfHi0s We sell
RESTRICK LUMBER CO.
1900 Wyoming no $3.50
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CARPET LAYING. REPAIRING
AUCTION SALES

tCHICK MoORE-Modern swing piano.
q0O3 Cd River. TY T-O166
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Lumber. 1uildinS Moterial,
MISCELLANEOUS ron SALE
An FRICAN

LUMBER. bldg. materials II.
H0usevrecking 1895 Dequindre.
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ADVERTISING DISPLAY
CARLSON STUDIOS = Advertising
displays, posters. 1909 Brush o..
Telephone RIA ei1<.
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A 3-RoOM OUTFIT
consisting OF
Complete Living Room
Bedroom and Dinette
Tampa, Tables. Rugs. Dishes
Mirrors. Springs and Mattresses
Payments 50 Per Month
COOK FURNITURE. 27OO GRATfOT
Open ewes. Tues. and Wed. TIL p. m.
ALL NEW FURNITURE
Liv. RIM. Suites. Springs. .... sos. 30
3-Pc. Bedroom Suites. ......,.. $3.50
Innerspring Mattress
better grade .............. zf.eo
Large Walnut Dresser. ........ 1900
sxi2 Rug. oriental pattern.... 1925
All Metal Beds. ....~.......-. 800
Easy TERMS
CRYSTAL FURNITURE co.
3i75 GRATIoT t7oo MICHIGAN
BED and springs, 50; studio couch.
s.: kitchen table. 81; oak sofa. -;
long settee, S.; piano. $50; bridge
lamps. 50.
THE ATTIC
$40 EAST JEFFERSON
BED OUTFIT, COMPLETE. 1880.
ALL STEEL. ON CASTERS.
Mars. 2l645 Grand River tRedfordl.
1880 Harper. s0Si w. jeff. (Wsinl.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-06
Miss Fletcher Will
Speak at Episcopal
Auxiliary Meeting

IWr ms m '---I- ,-I-T,I,--, .-,-.--I..-.--
before the Wnrr.,,,. Nr,,',, 49,,
rhurc; of .rr ,inlv Im,,,,.,,!,, LII ,.I
be pr,,rr,rd lI,rG.,y ',i,..,,,''.., 80
four o'cIuck. II wa, anu",mrrl, ,mG.',.
She Is Nil. lI.,.o.,,,.. L,I,,,i,'.,. ,''',
rctarv ni 81. AI.ry's TI,,,.n E,,;.,.',
pal ,tudcu, center -, W",.,','.,' ~
Irgn. Grcru>hnrn t,|,,. .,,.,>.,',.-
dl.rgnn the yrlr arr. En,. ,:,..,. ,rn,.,-
pie. nl KncI.y lIn,,,, >,,,.., .,'.Ii 80;
drc,, the ,.,iE .liary in I,r,.. ,,,',' w.
c Avery lTp,.r ri XIV. V,'r. -,
%! Duke I'r,y,r..,ry IL, N.,,.....,,.,.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-06
Mrs. Watkins Tells
Of New Books At
Student Club Meet

Mrs. Samuel Watkins was speaker
at the meeting OF the Students club.
Thursday afternoon, with Mrs. W.
d. BurWc.l. Mrs. II. T. Upchu ch in
troduccd the speaker.
Mrs. Watkins discussed new books
oi today. She said that no book OF
any note has been written since Pearl
Harbor. Most OF the best authors
Irving Cobb and others. have died
some have gone 10 war. and some
are working on newspapers. she stat
ed. Mrs. Watkins gave q list of late
BOOKS that she recommended - .hc
club: One World" by Willliic: Int,
the Valley" by HcrSry: Blessed Arc
the Neck" by KoSSak: and "Cu!rco
States ForIsn Policy" by LippmaA.
She stated that when Willkic's
One World" WAS first published. lis
circulation MAS greater than any
other book with the exception OF one
cook book. Mrs. Watkins cxpcr-
icncc as librarian leads hrr H. Dc
!i"Nc that the twu most popular books
oi Ugh! fiction at the present tint
arc What Became OF .Anna Bolton
and The RaZur's Edge" Her talk
was most interesting and well re-
crINcd 10y the group.
Following the program. q sweet;
course with coffee was served.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-06
Greensboro College To BE Hast 10
North Carolina Pastors SChopl

GrroMSDOr0--P.IN- arc now cOm-
p!c'c for the tWcuty-slXth annual
session of The North Carolina Pas
tors School and Rural Church In
.titI'c. for lis eleventh season. at
Greensboro College. Greensboro.
from May - To- June ,. Many di--
tingu!shCd Churcn leaders Will Drc-
sent churusc> and address the -car,l.
The following courses are offer
cd y Clinic in Preaching. Dr. VII
liam *. Anderson: Training tor
Church Membership. Dr. Raymond
y. Smith: the Program Of the Rural
Church. DR.. Rockwell Smith: Teach
ingS of Jesus. DR.. HarV.c Branscomb:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-06
High School May Frolic
Crowns Queen And King

Miss Bette Bowie and Hohby.
Finch were crowned queen and kim
oil the May trulic las, nigh, at ,I,.r-
oefN"n high school, given in hnuo,.
oi the eleventh grade by nrmbrrs u,
the tenth grade. vi
Henderson high school urcEr,,.,
under the direction uf trun.pc,-uIavr
ing W. I. licmmc. made II, .Ir,r,
last night. playing all the bc~, tunes
sweet ana SWING. Nocalisr> win lhr
ofcht>ttH We're Miss Ma.Ilyu Sci,rri
amd MlS> Bette Bowie.
Bobby Hughes. prv>idcn, of IN,
tenth grade. was master Of ccrr-
monies tor. thu occasion and crown
cd the King and queen. B.Ilv N,t.-
ch"ll. trc">naw Thompson, A1,.s
Ovcida Ellis and Nh,s Jean Fcrr,,r,.
were attendants tor tie king and
queen.
Following the coronation. a loon.
snow Wds given by the tenth grade.
Miss Gloria Van Dyke sang ~,v.,,i-
heart from "Maylimv." She WAS nc
conpanIcd al the piano by Miss
Fannie Harris. Little Miss Lille Tapn
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-06
Miss FunkhOuser
Will Be Married

M.>. Charles Andrew Funkhouscr.
O. !urri,1nburg. Va. this week an
mouuCci the engagement OF her
daughter. Catherine. OF Henderson.
10 Henry Clifton Lilies. oi Green's
ro.D. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. .. {. Lilies,
q, Guld>boro.
Miss funkhOuScr received her
ua,Hc.o. of science degree from
Madison College. Harrisonburg, Va.
and tor the past two years has been
a member OF the staff of Henderson
Business College.
Nj Lies attended Wake Forest
College luy three wears. transferring
lu North Carolina State College.
where he received his bachelor ui
science degree. Later he attended the
University OF North Carolina and
graduated from the public health
school. Al present he Is manager OF
tnc Pet Dairy Products Company. OF
Greensboro. and supervisor OF the
CuupaUys North Carolina opera
uuN>.
The wedding will take place this
simmer.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-06

Lat'a, dressed in charming two.
piece costume with Il short full skir,
H.U tap oanCc number. Misses
N'iIIyn Srlicrt and Ruth Dennis
sung Wishing VIII Make /, So"
followed by Il tap dance by Miss
BETTY Wilson.
The king and queen OF the NI,y
tro!Ic then led the dancers in = grand
march, after which the dance MA. IN
ilul swing. Students danced under
4 hugc canopy ui colorCd s,vramcrs
suspended across Tie ceiling. The
orchestra stand was decorated with
p.nc- and coiurcd Strvamcrs.
Refreshments oi punch with
orange ice and fancy cookies were
.crNod a. ntcrmIs>Irn. MCSdamr, \.
W Bdcnmuu. {. q. Scifcrt. G.. W.
Maciroun. Clyde l.. Finch. +. G.,
Koysivr, and Il. L. NanDykc. and
Mis- lone Knight served punch. as
sisted by members of the zenith
grUdC.
Superintendent and Mrs. Z. NJ.
Rollins and members of the school
board were special guests al the Nav
trullC last night.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-06
SOCIETY NEWS
EN- ROUTE.

ro ,nnI; the shortest road that led
.rn cherry Farm. just follow
S,r,irh, ON to GuthrIc'S MILL they
said,
.Aud lurn a, Bcldcn Hollow"
Tho sun was warmer than We guess
cd.
4 mile seemed slow unwinding:
pcrhap,. II we should stop to rest,
Nobody would be mindlng.
Brooks have an unexpected way
q, tempting one 10 tarry,
And cool. deep woods can lead as
tray,
Entanglc the mwary.
TO 81; as quiet as stone
where little Glvns are lcrny
And bright wings dart may well
atone
70: many a broken journey
Now. surely. it could do no harm
II lvaiy doors invited
We ucyc. got tu Cherry Farm
u.rn H., lamps were lighted.
Leslie Nelson Jennings