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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-04
Berlin
Continued from Page I

Red Star correspondents 1t.
Coils. Leonid VySokoStrovSky
and Ravel Troyanovsky gave
graphic pictures of Berlin after
the surrender.
Ruins. craters, SIN a S h d
streets. street cars on their sides,
fresh graves. German bodies still
not buried, white flags, throngs
of gloomy. starving inhabitants.
Such is Berlin today" they
wrote.
The Wilhelmstrasse the street
which was lined by government
buildings, was piled high with
surrounded German arms and
down it were moving columns
of German prisoners.
zone can't walk or ride on
Inter Den Linden they added.
Mine rows Of fallen trees were
placed across it at one place
with sandbags stacked behind
them. Through this we saw Red
flags flying from the Soviet and
French embassies.
STILL SMOKING
Dispatches said the Reichstag
still was smoking, with the roofs
of the halls caved in but the
skeleton Of the cupola still stand
ing and atop it the Red banner.
The Russian reporters said
registration of Nazis had COM
menced in Berlin and Russian
experts we're working night and
day to get gas, water, light and
communication services work
ing. Soviet specialists were be-
ing landed at Templehof Air
drome TO push repairs.
Mines and delayed action
bombs still exploded.
Correspondents entering the
underground headquarters Of the
German general staff said they
found evidence that the officers
left but one telegrapher to an
swer calls WREN they fled.
GRIM LAST DEFENDER
At the machines where he
worked they found the ribbons
bearing his last messages which
told in a unique manner the
story of the last hours of the
capital. Some of them were:
II have an urgent message for
Oslo"
Very sorry. we are not trans
hitting any more. You see in a
few hours we shall be closing
down"
rs there nobody In Berlin
who could be sent with a dis
patch?"
"NO."
"My God, what is happening"
"We've fought ourselves to a
standstill."
Here's an urgent message for
Gen. Wiestcl."
II told you we are not accept
ing anything else"
Il should like to know what
your situation is"
Fine as ever. If you could see
me now. l am sitting here in full
uniform with my great-cOat and
tommy gun. They have all rat
ted. am the last. Spirits below
zero. Xxx There is a moose
around my neck"
"Have you got contact with
Prague?"
Idiot, Of course not. I'm tell
ing you l am the last. Ivan is
here on my neck. I'm going to
cut the wires. Lord, what we
have come to. It's all over with
Germany. Ivan Is at the door.
I'm cutting the wires"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-04

The bob white is known as
quail in the north and a par
fridge in the south.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-26

LumIey, johnson, Hunt
Realty Company

so lots near 2i45 Jefferson avenue 10
be sold at 1895 per half acre.
rooms and bath down with hot air
furnace; basement; 3 rooms and bath
up including electric stove. refrigera-
tor: breakfast table and chairs includ-
eds. 200: 81 500 down. '/
Corner acre with 3 room house also
s2x3i basement with septic tank in
stalled and enough blocks 20 complete
a 2-story home; also hardwood flooring
etc. City water: fruit trees; IN Harri-
son Twp. off South River ROADS,, 500,
81 800 down.
565 acres on Elizabeth. nea. MISC;
no buildings-s55O per acre; 440 front
age.
rooms and bath: steam heat; 225o
Euclid avenue IN ST. Clair Shores.
Frame with brickoie finish rented AZ
$40 per month-s5 900; $1,000 down; 30
days possession
Light brick home on Croker Blvd;
French windows: natural fire places
sun porch breakfast room; new oil
furnace: lot 75xl50 on ? corners
shrubs. fruit; cement drive 20 garage
sl2. 900: terms.
Lots 4, 5. s. 7. 3. 0. 20, Il, - consist
ing OF 1870 o. frontage on Graiiot Just
south 70 white bridge: a bargain for
cash.
liza acres: mile north of Meade
on North avenue. vacant with timber
81 800.
LumIey-Jo hnson-Hunt
Realty Co.
% Macomb ST. Phone 67ii-7ols c
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Thousands Of Petunios

From the small bedding type 20 giant
five inch open throat giants singles:
doubles; fringed: ruf0cd tail: dwarf
and balcony types All labeled IN colorS
seen such vast selection OF gorgeous
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Wildt 6 Warner
Ranch HOmesites

Barron Bldg. above First National BAN
Phone Mt Clemens 8a4I
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Ole Bill SEE

There is still plenty of time % bloom
our husky rooted trsnsplanis IN your
flower garden. We are SNll growing
hundreds Of fresh flats of an The popu-
lar kinds. colors and varieties and
many hard-to-get sorts Old timers viii
be surprised AZ our vast assortment and
choice quality and beginners viii find
many helpful suggestions
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R. E. HOWARD
REALTOR
70e Monitor-Leadcr Building
Phone SAIL: II no answer call 6a83
EAST ETROIT

EAST DETROIT
Modern and BATH floored attic;
tile in bath and kitchen hot air fur
mace: carpet and venetian blinds; near
Nine Milc-s6, 500; terms
Brick and bath, air conditioned; OIL
furnace; large lot; garage; first block
off Grstiot.
and bath. utility with laundry tubs;
etc. hot water heater; 2-car garage
chicken coop, three lots; fenced yard
81 $50; S. 700 down
"a acre near Gratiot: rooms;
baths; hot air furnace; gear garage
81 900. s2,250 down.
I rooms; bath; attached garage; NOT
water heat; near Gratiot and IL Mile
si,750: 81 $50 down.
rooms garage; first block off era
tiot--s3, 900 cash
ST CLAIR SHORES
Lovely modern 6 and bath; sun
porch; large lot: beautifully landscap-
ed; 2-car garage; Jefferson and Martin
Road section,
Halt acre; nice 4-room home; garage;
chicken coop-only 5000: terms.
4 and bath: excellent condition; gas
furnace; large lot: garage; chicken
coop--S6, 300.
Nearly >. acre: brick home; Scar
garage; large chicken coop; beautiful
lsndsc aping-Sll 900.
FRASER
2 acres; modern brick home; large
variety fruit: flowers. shrubs located
between Fraser and Utica.
FARMS
acres: modern brick: bedrooms;
steam heat: 25x75 chicken coop; sever
al kinds of berries; near Harper-sll''
900 terms.
acres; modern brick; bed rooms;
natural fire place garage; BARN
chicken coop: tool shed; 90 fruit trees;
large shade trees on paved road. near
Gratlot.
20 acres; and bath; nice basement:
steam heat; good barn milk house: tool
shed. chicken coop. corn crib: gran
airy: orchard and nice creeks. 500:
located miles north OF Richmond.
HUGHES REAL ESTATE
Grauot az 10 Mile Rd Rosevile 1901
UTICA ROAD AT "a MILE FRASER
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Houses For Sole

ON CLINTON near mouth a beautiful
modern 5 rooms and bath; natural fire
place: boat well: garage: handicapped;
etc Sc. 500: terms 10 suit
Small place: lot 60x200 feet: near st.
louis Parish-sl.i50 cash.
7 rooms and bath: nice lot: vicinity
Lincoln and Washing ton: rea sonable.
RUEHLE
Harper az Croker Phone 2624 or 1851
Mt. Clemens c
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"a Forms For Sole
FLO Office Equipment

10 ACRE farm; 7-room modern home:
fan basement and furnace; all good
buildings. Miles east OF Romeo. ?
miles south. 1877 Wolcoit road. A6'
l3-ACRE FARM AND NEW HOME
between Utica road and Schoenherr at
400 Millar. chicken houses with 200
chicks and garden
MODERN RANCH HOUSE with river
frontage az $50 BellvleW road. off
Schoenherr. near Mount Clemens; A.
fsched garage and oraek,-way under
construction. easy terms
FIVE ROOM HOUSE between Fraser
and Gratiot on paved highway; under
construction. bargain.
Inquire 3l2 North Gratioi. MI. Clemens
Phone 1914 evenings A29
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MODERN 3-famly apt nicely fur
nished. has electric refrigerators and
stoves In apt. has stoker heat; 2-car
garage. Location Croker Blvd SO 600
cash: $40. 600 terms
Modern 2-family: partly furnished:
has electric refrigerator and stove:
steam heat: gear garage; location New
street-s7 400 terms.
Modern 3-family apt: apt furnish
cd steam heat with Thinker oil burn
er; gear garage. location Cass avenue
SO 600: terms.
5-family apt, furnished: income sl25
per month-s5. 500; terms.
rooms and bath on water front lot;
~ miles from Nj. Clemens-s4. 800:
terms
room house on acres ~ land:
corner of two main roads-s3. 500, 500
down.
rooms house; large LOT. garage:
nice shade good water: 3 mites from
Nj. Clemens. out So, Gratiot--s3, 500:
81 500 down.
81. acres: room house: hot air
heat: combination COW and chicken
barn. miles from Nj. Clemens; IS. 500;
81 300 down.
40 acre farm: room house: large
barn; chicken house: milk house: corn
erib-s6, 500; $500 down.
Tom Whitley
REAL ESTATE sts No. WALNUT
PHONE G082 c
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Seed Grown Animals

Our plant list reads like \ seed cat
alogue; nine types of tall and dwarf
marigolds including the new All-Ancri-
can prize winner FLASH" A bloom
which resembles a flash of vivid flame.
Many types OF Asters Znnias; Aver
alum; Alyssum; Snaps; Portulaea: Yer
benia and many others Also a few Pc
II 80 ~
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-26

A beautiful 6-room brick veneer home
in New Haven; underpriced-S2, 600.
~ Avery street; rooms and bath;
garage; lot 60xi20. Priced 10 sell: easy
terms.
Four rooms: frame house AZ - Fes-
sender. Shown by appointment only.
Seven and one-half acres in the City.
Frontage on three streets: far house
on property Wonderful garden soil Z
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Soddlery Goods

Dog harnesses made to order: bahy
harnesses; all leather goods repaired
Bill Reynolds. IS Washington. Phone
NJ Clemens SOFT. q
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VoHteo-Neos 6SVote TO 20,
Smoll Forms For Sole E.!

"a ACRES with J room house close
in s.. 500; small down payment; also
acres with l-room house, So 500
small down payment. Phone 2653. A26
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-26

WOMAN for general housework ref
erences required; best wages. Phone
5T6i between 10 p. m. No other
time. l.
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Seeds. Plants. Flowers HI

TOMATO and pepper plants for sale
Walter Trombey, 652l Is Mile road.
Warren. A8
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20 Houses For Sale

iiROOM brick house; oak finish.
fully and newly carpeted; lot i2ox36o
feet: suitable for doctors clinic: I'M
dertaking psrioT: private maternity
house or for a lodge or club house
located 80 Nullett. corner of Walnut |
street; only a few minutes from Coun. !
ty Building. sl3, 500; $500 down. /
Shown by appointment; private park |
ing lot for 900 autos. Stan Barron.
Phone Mt. Clemens 2o52; residence 1
$500 TT I
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-13
Jewel Allen
Is June Bride Of
Edward g. Lewis

In a late afternoon ceremony yes
terday. Miss Jewel jeanette Allen
became the bride of Edward Gena-
tiuuS Lewis, CoXsWain third class.
United States Naval Reserves. IN the
parsonage of the First Baptist
Rev. f. Norfleet Gardner oftlclated,
using the ring ceremony.
The bride and groom Were unat-
tended and spoke their VOWS IN the
preSence OF relatives and a few close
friends.
The bri5e wore a street-length
gown of navy blue, with white ac-
c~eSsorieS. At her shoulder was PIN
ned a corsage of talisman roses.
Mrs. Lewis is a graduate this year
of Henderson high school. She is the
daughter Of Mrs. Jessie Allen.
The groom, SOL of Mr.. and Mis-.
p. f. Lewis, has recently returned
from 23-months' duty with the At
lantic fleet. He is now stationed on
treasure Island, California. He IS
also a graduate of Henderson high
school.
Following a short wedding trip,
the couple will spend the rest of the
groOm's leave here.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-13
Girl Scouts Will
Go To ~Indianhcad

Girl Scouts Of Troop No. 3 will
camp at Indianhcad from June %
through June 80. it was learned to-
day. Approximately 35 girls will
erect tests for the camping period
and use the main building for cat
ing and recreation when the weather
is unsuitable for outdoor recreation.
Mrs. Philip Harris will serve as
dietitian for the camp and Mrs. A.
w. Bachmann will Have charge Of
the nature work. Two out-of-toWn
COunsellorS will conduct music and
sewing classes.
A fairly strict routine has been
planned for the girls during the
morning periods of the enCampment.
with the afternoons free for SWIM
ming and games. II is hoped that Il
number of girls will pass the re
~Quirements for merit badges during
the camping period. Each evening
the camp fire will highlight the aC-
tivities of the day. A special camp
fire program has been planned for
June 80, at which time there will be
d court of honor, to which parents
and interested friends are invited.
Miss Briggs Trogdon will serve as
special advisor to the girls, 1t was
stated,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-13
William w. Bowen Weds
Miss Moore In Florida

Ortcga, Fla, June l3.-St. Mark
setting at Z o'clock Sunday evening.
May u. for the marriage of Miss
Doris LaVcrnc Moore, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs.. Lawrence Moore. To-
William Wesley Bowen, ANN Sc,
USNR, son of Mrs. n. w. Bowen and
the late Mr.. Bowen of Henderson.
the Rev. Douglas b. Leatherbury Of
ficiating at the ceremony.
Gala lilies and fern decorated the
altar and candles in the window,
and branched candelabra in the
ChanCel Illuminated the church.
Nuptial music was played by the
church organiSt, Robert Lee Hut
Crimson, Jr.
The bride had as her maid Of
honor, her cousin, Miss Barbara
SouthWell, and as bridesmaids. the
Misses Priscilla Peterson and Norma
Jean Collines. b, NJ. Porter. ANN
Sc, USNR, servel as best man for
the bridegroom and ushers were \.
w. Joinicntz. ANN Sc. USNR. and
James f. Holt, ANN Sc, USNR.
The bride entered the church with
her father, by whom She was given
in marriage. Her wedding dress of
ivory Duchess satin was made with
long, pointed sleeves and q bouGfant
skirt terminating in a train. Her
veil of illusion was caught in her
hair with orange blossoms and she
carried a brides bouquet Of white
carnations.
The maid of honor wore pale pink
marqulsette with an orchid IN her
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-13
Pupils Are
Well Received At
Tuesdays Recital

Creditable and palnStaking work
for the year was shown III the reci-
tal given by the music pupils Of
Mrs. w. w. Parker, ST., in the audi
'orlum of the Henderson high school
Tuesday night at 8 o'clock.
An effective stage setting contrib
utcd to the performance. The stage
was made smaller by the arrange
mCnt of the curtains. A large jar
d,nicrc of hoIlvhocks was placed
against a blue background in the
center of the stage. The piaro vas
thanked by baskets Of greenery and
red roses.
Those taking part on the program
were Grace Boyd Hicks, Jean Hicks,
Patsy Nichols, Bobby Noel, Laura
Piric. Fay BCckWith, Jane Woodlief,
Patsy Glenn, Elizabeth Am Bass,
Betty Carbaush, Lilly Tap Latta,
Marie Jones, MisheW Cooper, Eve
Ign Adams, Becky Tlppctt, Lucy
Ann Watkins, Norman White, and
Billy Noel.
At the conclusion of the program
a special award was given to Jane
Woodlicf for praCticinG the greatest
number of hours in addition to the
required practicing time. Others
mentioned as following closely were
we're Marie Jones and Laura Plric.
The highest hoCor went to Lucy Ann
Watkins for making the most i'm
provemcnt, putting forth the most
effort and showing the most inter
est. Two others mentioned as follow
ing closely in winning this honor
were Elizabeth Ann Bass and Lilly
Tap Latta.
The following received awards for
practicing in addition to the required
time: Elizabeth Ann Bass, Evelyn
Adams, Betty Carbaugh, Fay Beck
with, MisheW Cooper, Patsy Glenn
Grace Bovd Hicks, Jean Hicks, Marie
Jones, Lilly Tap Latta, Patsy Mich
OILS. Laura Prize, Becky Tippett, Lucy
Ann Watkins, Jane Woodlief and
Norman White.
Ushers for the occasion were Ruth
Dennis, Peggy Parker. Bertha Will
son and Gloria Van Dyke.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-13
Tar River w. NJ. |.
Will Meet Here
Thursday, June p

The Woman's Missionary Union
y 'No Toy River Baptist Association
will hold its annual meeting at the
FIRST Baptist church in Henderson
~ Thure@av June q, it was an
nounced today.
Reports will be given by Mrs. AL
pert Simms. Mrs. T, Vernon Reavis,
Mrs. j. A. White, Mrs. Ada S. Park
ar, Mrs. E. N. Gardner, Mrs. R. H.
Foster ana Mrs. Florence Underhill.
Conferences on different phases
Of w. NJ, U, work will be held dur
ing the day.
Mrs. j. S. Farmer, executive sec
rotary of the State " NJ. u. and
Miss Katie Murray, a returned mis-
""n9"v from China, will be out
standing speakers on the program.
Delegates ron al the W, NJ. U.
organizations throughout the asso-
citation are to attend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-13
Summer Reading
Registration At
Library Friday

Summer reading for the girls and
boys of Henderson and Vance colJn~
ty will begin al the II. Leslie Perry
Memorial Library Friday morning
of this week. Registration begins at
ten o'clock, and all who register will
meet at the library at that time.
South Henderson girls and boy will
register at South Henderson branch
on Monday morning, June l", at ten
o'clock; North Henderson readers
will register at that branch Moncay
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
.Read Under the Rainbow I'm
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-13
BPW Donates Items
For Returned Men

At the business meeting of the
Business and Professional Women's
club held last night at 8 o'clock at
he Perry library. members of the
Tub discussed assistance to be given
20 Camp Butner towards the re-
labilitation of returned soldiers
through the local Red Cross chap
.er.
Several radios, playing cards. coat
hangers, necessity bags and MANY
)ther things were donated for I'M
Mediate service at the club. Mrs.
Lula Finch is to serve as chairman
Of the committee to secure several
much needed articles for the Camp
5utner hospital patients. 1t was stat
I'd that the president. Mrs. Edith
DIARY, has attended several meet
ngs at the hospital and has become
amlliar with the neejs Of the SOL
IerS.
In reply to a letter from Dr.. W.
Y. Noel, the club voted a contribu-
ION TO the recreation program 10
)e carried out this summer at the
arjous school buildings in the in
crest of the younger boys and girls.
The seventh war bond committee,
Composed Of Mrs. r. G.. S. Davis
md Mrs. Floy Daniel. reported a
otal of over Sl66,000 of + bonds
ad been sold up TO the present time
md expressed belief that more
would be sold before the end of
ne drive.
The future policy of club meet
ings was referred to the executive
)Oard meeting, which Will be held
shortly to consider the budget Of the
ear. Members reminded to
ay their dues to Miss Althea Perry.
wv club treasurer.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-13
Here from HendcrSOnVilIe.

Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. White and
children. Of HcndersonVillc, arr
spending their vacation with MI.
Whites parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
". White, at their home on Granite
street extension.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-13
Go To Norfolk.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. Rose, Jr., and
family have gone to lOll ChcSa-
peakc Bay Avenue, Norfolk. Viz
g.nta, where they will remain for
the summer months.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-13
From Inui>hurp

Miss Lula Sturges of Lpulsburg is
spending a few days with her grand
mother, Mrs. w. X. Sturgcs ON
Young avenue.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-13
Go To High Point.

Cpl. and Mrs. NJ. T. Rancs. who
have been visiting Mrs. J. W. Rauc,.
have gone 10 High Point to visit
Mr.. RancS' mother.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-13

So cool the cap sleeves, so slim
the princess lines of Pattern 9055
Beginners choice for easy sewing.
straight seams, no sleeves to sci
in. no collar, few pattern parts.
Pattern 9055 comes in sizes 80, 81
SO, 38, 40, AZ, IA, as, 48, so. 50. Sic
SO takes 3 50 yards 35-inch.
Send TWENTY CENTS IN coin
for this pattern to The Henderson
Daily Dispatch, Pattern Dept, %,
West 18th St, New York II, N. Y
PRINT plainly SIZE, NAME, AID
DRESS. STYLE NUMBER.
JUST OUT! The Marian Martin
Summer Pattern Book, a collection
Of all that's new and smart in wear
ing apparel for the family. FREE
NightgoWn Pattern printed in book
Send Fifteen Cents for your copy.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-13
OnLeaVeHere.

Carl A. Williamson, S l/c, has ar
rived in Henderson to spend his
leave with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. D. Williamson. on Route 2, Hen
derson. Williamson is an Armed
Guard on the S. S. Matthew T.
Goldsboro and has just returned to
port. After his leave he will report
to New Orleans for further duty.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-13
K X, X X X X
+ H COLORS 4
K K K X K K
Goes to Texas.

Pfc. Charles w. Jones, Jr, AAF,
left last night for Amarillo, Texas.
after spending his furlough with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Wesley
Jones, on Charles street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-13
Now in States.

Durwood j. Hedgepeth, of the u.
S. Merchant Marine, has arrived in
the UnItel States and is expected
home soon to spend several days
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. N.
Hedgepeth, of West Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-30
Elsie Currin Weds
NJ. t. Svearinger

OF interest 10 many friends in this
part OF the State and elsewhere is
the announcement Of the marriage OF
Miss Elsie Louise Currin, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs N. W. CuTin, of
Henderson, to Masur Eugene Swear
niger, of Raleigh. The wedding took
place on November 2l. 1915, in the
First Methodist church in York
South Carolina.
Mrs. SWearinger graduated Ir0m
Aycock school and attended Hender-
son Business college. Prior to her
marriage she was employed at the
United States Employment Service.
MI SWearineer is the son of Mr..
a. d Mrs Charles T. SWearinger, Of
Byron, Georgia. He attended Young
Harris College IN Murphy, N. C., and
is the area supervisor Of Employ
mont Service in the Durham Raleigh
area.
The couple will make their home
in Raleigh.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-30

a heartWarming round the house
frock, Pattern 9482-see the heart
pockets that are so handy, 50 gay,
Shoulder yohes. side bodice gathers
are simple sewing. (See diagram),
Pattern 9482 comes in sizes -, II,
Is, l8 20. Size l6, takes , 5-8 yards
35-inch, u yard contrast.
Send TWENTY cents IN coins for
this pattern 20 Daily Dispatch Pat
'ern Dept, 238 West 18th ST.. New
York, II, N. Y. Print plainly SIZE,
NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE NUM-
BER
t'"- the Marian Martin Fall
and Winter Pattern Book is yours
for Fifteen Gents more. All easy-.o-
make styles! ALSO-printed righr
in the book is page OF complete
directions for you-an acceSSor'e,
set; hat, jerkin and handbag.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-30

Mrs. T. b. Wilkinson, j.. is
aaticnt al Maria Parham hospital.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-30
Society News
Go To Wedding

Mr. and Mrs. J. { Cooper. Mr.. and
Mr>. j. {. Cooper, Jr.. Miss Fannie
Cooper and Jimmy Cooper, H., have
gone 70 Asheville, where they will
attend the wedding of Miss Ellou
Self and Scott Cooper on Saturday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-30
Discharged
X. A. HARRIS.

r. A. Harris, who has been in the
Pacific for the past l9 months, has
arrived home and has been honor
ably discharged from the submarine
service He is now making his home
~ Davis street