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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-13
Salvation ARMY
Begins Drive
For Christmas

The salvation Army in Hcndcr.
u''S"h VIII start its annual
hristmas drive 10 obtain funds
for needy families in Vance cour.
~ tomorrow. Captain A. j. Kin.
law corps commander here. an.
n"tn"cd today. This is in kccpipr
Win practice Of the post for
many years. and funds received
VIII he devoted 70 providing food
baskets. gifts Of various kinds and
other remembrance to needy
families or individuals.
Captain Kinlaw said q dino
board will he placed At tho from,
OF the Charles store At tho corner
OF Garncit and Breckenridge
streets and Christmas carols will
DC played there regularly Curing
the day hours.
The captain said that those Dc.
sirins TO make Contribution, N
the Arnnys Christmas Cheer Fund
may 40 30 by mailing contribu
tons direct 10 the Salvation Army,
or may place the contribution
on the Dime Board in the business
district.
GIFTS TO be provided by Cap
tain and Mrs Kinlaw will he dc.
livered day or two before
Christmas. or possibly in some in.
stances on Christmas day. He said
All the money received will ne
utilized for this purpose.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-13
Miss Dorothed Woodlief
WedTo Meredith Watkins

In an informal afternoon ycvc.
m0ny. characterized by simp!.
ciiy ana beauty. Miss Dovo,hca
WoNdhct. Of Henderson. daughter
~ Mi. and Mrs. Matthew Jay
Noodlict. OF Henderson. became
n" bride y: McrcGl,h McCulIv
Watkins. OF Henderson, son II Nj.
and Mrs. John Bullock Watkins.
OF Henderson. a, i've u'ylo,I,
Thursday afternoon. December -.
at the First Baptist vhurch IN Hen
Gcrsom. Rev r. Nor,lcct Gardner
MAS the officiating minister for the
speaking ~ III" VOWS 70; the duu-
BILE rIng ceremony
The CHG'rG Was effectively dee
Grated with native spruce and
Oregon pane NrouGht-ircn candle
lahrn. crtwlurd with ivy, held burn
imG wnllr cathedral tapcrS.
PrHur - me ceremony Ms An
drew =. DAVIS. oiganISt, rr-dr,,L
program Of rurual music. Solo
lSt was William Y. Bryan. who
sang Because The traditional
Wedding marches were used.
fishers FOR the Wedding were
John Francis Watkins. brother Of
%" groom " Douglas PrcrYolr,.
Finest 9 Harrison and s. Callvlc
Wright, AL O: Henderson
The couple entered the church
together and wc." unattended dar-
INK the ceremony The bride wore
a Becoming soft wool blue G,r,s.
Designed with high rcrk,.rr.
Lee So,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-13
Baptist Class
Has Meetinq

Members OF the Clare NH,
Philathea class OF the First Bap.
tbs, church met in the ladies par.
lor Of tho church Tuesday evening
Tor tho regular December meet.
,ng. Mrs. y J. Stainhsck. prcst-
dent. presided at tho meeting
which was opened with the sing.
ing II Silent Night"
Mfs. f.. a. Latta led the dcvo.
tionals. taken from the Christ.
mas story in tho Bible.
short business session was
held during which new committees
were appointed a discussion Of the
'hfistmas welfare project was held
Mrs. r. p Matthews. social
chairman. presented Mrs. J. r.
Mills. VINO delighted the group with
Christmas story. Following the
story. Mrs. &. T.. Greene sang.
TEL Nc The story OF Jesus
accompanied. by Miss HALLE
Frank Nils.
Mrs. w. K. Phillips. teacher Of
the class. Mrs. f. A. Lstta. assis.
tant teacher. Mrs J. F. Mills. elias
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. z. y. Gard.
ner, Normsn White and Alice Ruth
Gardner.
During the social hour. members
OF the class exchanged gifts which
had been placed beneath 4 decor.
sted Christmas tree.
Punch. dainty sandwiches and
cookies were served by the follow.
ing hostesscs: Mrs.W X. Phil
lips. Mrs. J. A. Dodd. Mrs. c. r.
Page, Jr.. Mrs. w. B. Shearer.
and Mrs. Roscoe Wright.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-13
Citizens Bank
Pays Preferred;
Dividend Voted

With approval OF tho Federal N.
post Insurance Coipo,.,r.o., 49,.
~ state hanN'Nc commits ion"f
" .|'.Hs BANK n Trust Company O.
'' n"''>on has retired all Of IL
''''i'"" stock nclG ~ the Re.
CONSTRUCTION Finance Cu,uola,.n-
20" 'H' Stock mas been canCc!,d
'''"i G'.@ :" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; today.
y me hoaEd o: directors o. no
'hl."
Inc banks capital stock i..
'''& increased Boy The sale a., =. ..
Voc ana ny issuance Of COM
non stock dividend. Par value n.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-13
High School
Cage Season
Opens Jan. "a

HENDERSON high schoo, viii orc,
'"S ,"S' season on January a In
\ douhIchcadcr with Wnr-cn,nr
mere. Coaches Bcbc Bartholomew.
ana ID G. Dali announced today.
Both girls and bows teams b,yc
pc'h piaCnClng for more than =
week although practices will no
suspended next week for tho
christmas holidays. beginning a..
gain on January 6 The season con.
tinues until March
The coaches lost 4 number of
iirst strinGcrS last year at era du.
alton. although there were enough
team members returning around
when to build this years squad.
Games viii bc played on Tue.
day and Friday nights OF each
week.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-13

groom. was dressed In a stone blue
crepe dress. She used black acCcs-
SoiicS and a Cor>agc of red rose.
buds. Miss Jane Woodlict. sister of
the bride. wore q winter white cab
ardinc GiCsS. Her accessories were
brown and she used "A corsare of
rcd roSChud>.
Immediately following the csrc-
mony. the couple left for a we'd
ding trip 10 an unannuunccd dcS-
tInatlon. They will make their
home ~ Henderson.
Nj Watkins attended Hcndcr.
son high >rnool and Henderson
Business College. a, the time o,
HcE marriage she was Vance
County Auditor
Mr.. Watkins also attended Hen
dCISon high school and served IN
the United States Amy Air Forces
for tour wears He was also n stu
dent ot the American Institute Of
Banking AZ the present time. he
: employed in the loan depart
mont o: the Citizens Bank and
Trust COMPANY IN Henderson.
Following the rehearsal OF the
wedding on Wednesday evening
IN" N'Ii" : parents entertained the
bridal .our." and members OF the
families ~ cake cutting AT their
HON" ON South GaGnctt street.
Tho brides table. covered with
white lace cloth was Ccntcrcd
with 4 decorated tered wedding
cake, topped With miniature
bride and groom Steamers Of
IVY were placed or the table and
whit" 'aDcrs III Chrvstal holders
Illuminated tho setting
After tho bride and groom cut tho
tiESt pee" az cake. MIS-. j. Is.
Watkins. mother Of the groom.
completed tho serving Bridal ices.
nuts. cake and minis were served
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-13
List-7'akers For County
Named By Commissioners

as last year. In Henderson Kit
;rcll and Sandy Creek townships
he pay will hc ten cents for each
name put on the books. In Dabney,
Williamshoro and Townsville. town
ships n flat sum of sos Viii bc paid
OF the job as whole. and $50
ZACH in Nuthush. Watkins and
Middlcburg townships
Miss DorothCa Woodlict county
accountant viii he supervisor of
he work as she has for many
wears.
i.iSt-takCrs named by town
ships, arc: Iicuj. rSon. G. L. Pc
ram; kiprcll Mis-. Mark Wood
icf. WILLIAMSBURG. J II. Rice:
Townsville r I. Tucker. Nut
bush. Henry r White: Middle
rurC. j u. Mahry: Sandy Creek.
Mrs. clyde Collins: DahnCy. 6. ".
Norwood Watkins, Il. 6. Cav
'hOtnC
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-13

Ii>'-tniicrs who Viii hay. charge
,. tan u~un. tor 1917, beginning
January |. wc,' named by the
Nauc, Board OF County COMMITS
soonest nt an adjourned meeting
held Tuesday Of tins week. with
many vur..rS the same "a last
SCar hat with some new officials
designated.
At tn, aamC meeting. the board
accepted IN" resignation Of II. Nor
man E0Hci ~uu a. constable al i.n-
.icr~or township hut did no, APP
point El. successor. Robertson last
month vH, elected tur another l.
scar tenn hUt has now resigned
before ..t'm- we'll started OH his
new p'.svd "i service. He viii go
into ot',' moro lucrative WORK.
I W., understood
Chairman Henry W Hight ot
he comm -Eor"rs. said al tax
listers nH.' r,,.lv" tho same pay
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-13
Pageant Given
AT Clarke St.

.'iS'maS pageant D-oscr-,I
ny ''' Students NJ Nj. kgrc.
Moo E',n grade ~ tho CIo,kc
Sti"'i school highugh'cd tho r.r-
ular December meeting n, go %
.uh,- '' .". association held
WcdGc sdny afternoon q. ~
school
+ S,ss"'' president. pro
SIDED At -" meeting and rnrcrir--
90 IN" business session pr-rlfa p
Io"'in" business matters were
transacted
Inc attendance Prize was won
ny Miss Moo'".s Hnh grade.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-13
Male Help Wanted

'NANTED: COLORED MAN AND
VIE :oI farm work and care
taN":. Modern house. electric
ESn's and water furnished Star,
January !. 1917. Apply s s.
Stevenson, phone l6 or $50. li-4ti
YOUNG MAN WANTED WITH
h!ch school education. Good op-
r"i'umty Tor right man. Write
Dung Man. care Dispatch.
1891
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-13
Blind Musician At
Christian Church

Henry Easily. blind musicia n
rom Burlington, will give an organ
:""ital Of sacred music at the Con-
rrccaiional Christian church Sun
day evening at 40 o'clock. Rev.
J Frank Apple. minister, announc.
cd today.
The program will consist of
ANmnS and other sacred numbers
and the public Is invited to attend
The pastor stated.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-13
Marriage Licenses
Given Two Couples

Two couples obtained marriage
licenses A. the register q: deeds
office y">'ci day, on" white and
on" ,olor-G
Licenses went to:
James toehlll and ThcIma Rob
"T'S. white. both q: Henderson.
O.cmd Ward Williams and Ma
nn.' E"rn!ce PcarC". coIorcd, OF
Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-13

can still accomplish wonders.
With al! nc dark clouds that arc
on the horizon, though, that ap-
pears TO be too much to nope for
But unless some move is made
~ that direction, the best bet
would he to brace for the ar-
preaching storm when II docs
break g. il will.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-13
Building Supple,

PAINT.
probing Paints, Roo, later.
Roof Cement. Shclja >oatirH,
t.namcls. Brushes r. scr,ts
ing Company. Phone Sos R0ot
PAINT n THE HOLIDAY se,s,,
- near use Watson-St.nSoA
paints Tor frcshcninp nm Haat
WaliS and woodwork. Also You
onto Tor walls OF bcauty let
n"r Building Supply Cor.t aIt
IN front OF Courthouse q,
MARVIN ll4u
big variety Of quality ra;r,s
inside painting. Rcnu.;h% 10
Alex $. Watkins. Wcs, Now, una
cry ST. V"'eon.
liza
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-13
Repair Service

HAY t.S-THOMAS ELECTRICAL,
service. contracting. general re.
pairs. sales and service. Small
electrical appliances. water heat
":S. table lamps and electric
hubs. Phone 1904. Vance Hotel
Bldg Montgomery street side.
l9-tf
IT : NOT THE FIRST JOB THAT
counts so much. its the repeats
that tell the story. Therefore We
Try at all times to satisfy. ANY
and all work Is appreciated. The
Community Shoe Shop would like
TO have part OF your business.
Located near Scott Parker Sana-
forum. li-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-13
TURNING POINT

= p. "Hf - o. & =
s......r,r,,., .. .o-.cr, - hi.
,,....,, .1,, .,c .r,.,.,p rofr, II
-. -c.,-,. o,o,,, ,c-od viii n.
..,.,.- .- IA AID .. y .na,,
p. ,,. o,.,y hal. .- ,.o GOOD bus
..,-. ..ro v,, hc y. oil, own
-,,.,~y
Nv. -~,,,,. cav, 90. - -. va
.,. ,,r.,,. ard hank account.
,,,.. =, f,.. 1r,r,rr T,cv rad a
..,,s,, parLroy .. government
-..-s ,~1 c.p.r ,,.c.,~rc. which
,o..t -,,e r,,,.ce .s,ogcr FOR
s.y--af ,.5.s Snc~d.rs O, ,n.s
money 70. necessities and Ia>ui-
,ss would have ken, ne uheHls
n Industry srn,m.~- sl. a lC~c
me. Evidence ma, ~o, been
lacking however. tina; many 9co.
.,c have become disguised A.
nayln= 10 wait and wait and wa.'
N. nc things they wanted ard
-r"Ged s~d nave dlsSlpa,cd ~
.r--. yarr 0: rhcgr savings FOG
o'ro. pu.ro,Cs
S.o"In@ o. industry by stop
pages deriving from, disputes ha>
caused many 20 despair o. salts
'yrnc their cravings and they
have TUNED elsewhere AID 20
Other oa.sc'vcs. SO that .; NJ:
Sch"oiIc"racn = coi'oc'. nc
country cannot say tna' the
bursting O. me bubble "0s Of
mysterious origin.
The secretary observed tina
"..-'.m' controls =" o"'. OPA
.- =. 7"' gone. save 'og = couple
r.. .'en, OF .ood and rs.'s SO
."' a.. say 20" certain thai The"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-13

S'udIc. biidlc and blanket viii
make an excellent Christmas
gift. l.. l.. Swason. Phon, 5f-J.
1921
Pony. Birdie AND SADDLE
for sale. See W. T.. Pcgram.
K"T," :. near Cokcsbuiy. 1885,
WE BUY COWS, CALVES. PIGS.
Hides. Chickens and Eggs High
est prices paid III cash or trade.
Phone 1910. Woods Super Mar
k''' 2i.u
WE DELIVER CHICKS AT THE
Fircstonc store each Monday. We
also snip by mail or you can got
them at the Henderson Hatchery.
Oxford road. any day in tho
week. Call 4Si4. l1-27,I
BRING YOUR COWS, PIGS
vcals and homo-gi own produce 10
Langs'ons We pay good prices
FOR all. Langston's. phone 1924.
Corner Chestnut street and
Cooper Avenue. l7-tf
WE BUY COWS. CALVES PIGS
Hides. Chickens and Eggs. High.
est prices paid in cash or trade,
Phone 1910. Woods Super Mar
ket. 24-tf
IF YOU WANT TOP MONEY FOR
your surplus cows. vsals. and
hogs. see us first. Call Us and We
VIII come to see them. s. ".
kenn's Grocery. phone 572. 30-tf
If YOU WANT TOP MONEY FOR
your surplus cows. veals. and
hogs. see lis first Call u. and We
VIII come to see them. g. ".
Renn's Grocery. phone 57a.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-13
Dessert Hour
For December
Bride-E

MISS Ale" Switzerland. Miss Ann
S"U'h"l!Hnd and Mrs Titus FauIk,
net W"r" hOStcsSes Wcdncsdav
evening at II" Switzerland homo a,
dessert hour honoring Miss Ucicr
.ir!ssom. hridc-clcc, OF Dccemhor
=
seasonal greens formed attrac-
W decorations throughout tho
GOnr
MISS 'iiSSom was presented +,
s"f.aE" and = gift OF crystal by tho
hostcsscs
Hiidai ices. cakes ana coffee
were served to approximately 20
guests. On IN" brides plate vas a
immature tered wedding cake.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-13
business Service,
NJ. f. WHITMORE
HAULING.

- ''NGt r.
HAULING;
Sand Stone Sr,.,u;
For Building Needs and Drivn",.
PHONE 1901. ~
2s-c,;u
FRESH FROZEN FOons
Pia't'S and pulauv.. bi,,,
quality: good a>sor;rfcr, 49,, 10y
Vegetables and scatood Hcrhs,.,
Yellow Front, tro. dcliy,..
phone +2?
WAKE MONUMENT co DrSrcr
c'S 4 Builders OF supreme NJ,
MORALS L. s. No : and p,,t',
81. Wholesale prices 'ob, NJ
May. Mgr. ~,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-13

The FIRST American Indians
,'mc over the Bcring straits from
ASA as a hunting people IS 70 20
thousand years ago. archacoloe-
lists say.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-13

NOW OPEN
RICHARDSON'S
ABATTOIR
Custom Slauch'c'.nE
Hogs and Cattle
DRESSING FEES &c
Per Pound Dressed wsEn,
ST. So Minimum Fee
$3.50 Maximum Fee
Cattle and Calves Dressed For
The Hide
PICKUP AND DELIVERY
SERVICE
RICHARDSON'S
ABATTOIR
Oxford Road
Phones: Day 1902 - Night 5!5.W
ll&3
PHONE sos HENDERSON LAuN.
dry Inc Mon. We'd Fri Z
WHY WORRY ABOUT CHRIST.
mas gifts, visit our new store
and make your selection from our
gift and toy department; Oa'
stock was never more complete
Affords Printing Il O!fI,c SUI.
pIv Co. .s.h
MAKE THIS YOUR HEhDQuNRT.
crs for your Christmas huvIne q!
fruits and nuts. We have apples
oranges. tangcrines grapes. fai''
ms. pears. pccans. brazil NUT
english walnuts and mixed nuts.
stop Shop Food Market Wtsi
Montgomery &, li.iu
WE PLEDGE OUR BEST EF'
forts during the coal emergency
1911
IT'S FOOD OF HIGHEST
Quality. try Herbcrts N'I.c"
O..
FOR BUILDING CONCRE1h
WOik. wcathcfSttippinE. Ihs"
ton and floors rcfinishcd call j.
Maurice Allen. Harrison Ave-
Phones 1916 and iO26-W. H'nd',
son. ~ &. l-.U
SAVE FUEL. PUT ROCK WOOL
in your attic The SAVING =.
fuel viii soon pay for II You u
enjoy extra comfort IN "lnl'.
and summer Get u ~
Place of Values" Alex :. wa
kins. l"'-'
FOR LONG TERM FAEM RhND
estate leans At per cen nv.
est. see J. T Lee, il Nin"'
street. Henderson. 7''pno" :,
Sc. fiI'"
BUSINESS CV..
lcgc. Accredited Ne" ~
January 6. Make NeN YER, ,
resolution TO get =
training-you will never Ell
II.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-13
Friday. December -, 10.
Seeos-slonfS3

'E xvi f., TREES, GRAPE .,i,
Flo NmpG,.y Pants, ZINES,
ornamental Trees. I,c, aae and
your planting. Con,inaes Us plas
phone il7-J. - ~ High,
S-o7,,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-13
Livestock-Poultry

FOR SALE ONE GOO FIVE
gated saddle horse. including
saddle. bride and blanket. viii
make an excellent Christmas
gift. l.. l.. Swason. Phon, 54.J.
1921
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-13

FOR LONG TERM FAEM READ
estate leans At per cen my.
est. sc. J. T Lee, III Nino'.
street. Henderson. T''pnon,,,
Sc. ft'-"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-13

WE PLEDGE OUR BEST En-
forts during the coal emergency
II o. Falkncr & Son Phone !o'.
1871
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Homernaker's Club
Of Leitersburg

Mrs. Paul Shank gave a very in
teresting review of Partridge's book
January Thaw," at recent meet
ing of the Leitersburg Homemaker's
Club, held in the Grange Hall. Mrs.
Paul Buterbaugh, chairman of the
Ways and Means Committee, re-
ported activities that the committee
has carried on recently, and a dona-
ton to the Community Chest Fund
was voted by the membership.
Mrs. E. M. White, gardening chair
men, presented information on car
ing for shrubbery in the fall and
Mrs. Fred Cunningham, chairman
of International Relations, discussed
current topics, choosing as her sub
ject, Trouble Spots of the World"
Plans for the clubs Christmas
party were then presented. The en-
tertainment will take the form of
a turkey supper to be served by the
local Grange on the evening of De-
cember II. Reservations for this
Christmas meeting must be in by
December A.
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ROHRERSVILLE PLANNING
GROUPS HOLD JOINT MEET

The Rohrersville Planning Groups
No. 4 North and South), of the
Washington County Farm Bureau,
held their regular joint meeting in
the Rohrersville Band Hall, Nov. 18.
A delicious covered dish supper
was served to about so members.
During the social period Wayne How
ermale rendered a number of Instru-
mental solos and Mrs. A. c. Huffer
and Mrs. Ross CAN'T favored the
group with an Instrumental Duet.
A feature of the business session
was an explanation of the school
program by James Smitte, a member
of the Educational committee of the
county.
The next regular meeting of the
North Group will be held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sin
nisen, Boonsboro, on December Is,
when the South Group will be guests.
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Hornenaker's Club
OF Funkstown Meet

At the regular monthly meeting
of the Funkstown Homemakers
Club, held last week at the home of
Mrs. E. C. Smith, Funkstown, plans
were completed for a Christmas par
ty, to be held on Thursday Deem
Der Il, at the Funkstown Lutheran
Church.
The Current Events chairman,
Mrs. Walter Cearfoss, stressed the
Importance of the club members CO.
operating in the Community Chest
Drive. The club then arranged for
a rummage sale, which was held last
Thursday and proved very success
full.
The business session was presided
over by the club president, Mrs. S.
o. Matthews, who outlined the years
program.
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|Homemaker's Club
OF CavetoWn Meets

The regular meeting of the Cave
town Homemaker's Club was held
on November Is, with Mrs. j. o.
Gardenhour, as hostess.
Mrs. c. l. Wolfinger, president of
the club, and Miss Lorraine Everitt,
gave some interesting sidelights on
the convention of the Maryland Con-
gress of Parents and Teachers, which
they attended in Cumberland, and
this was followed by a review of
the much discussed book, '"The Egg
and l." which was given by Mrs.
Gardenhour.
Mrs. Elmer Oller, gardening chair
man, conducted a flower quiz and
then read letters from club mem
bers who had lost a member of their
family during the past year, ac-
knowledging the potted plants they
received from the club on Armis-
tice Day.
Mrs. Walter Bromley and Mrs.
Nora Fishack then presented the
1947 Project Program for the Home
makers Clubs of the county, as
previously presented at an Execu-
tive Board meeting at the Home
Demonstration office. The speakers
stressed both the recreational and
home management programs.
In addition to fifteen members,
the following guests were present:
Mrs. Francis Bell, Mrs. Oscar Ire
der, Miss Blanche Smith and Mrs.
Donald Itnyre.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-11-28

We were sitting on Bill Webster's
porch the other night, chatting over
a glass of beer-when the talk turns
to forest preservation, soil erosion,
and other things that affect farm
ing community.
Judge Cunningham speaks up:
cts all right to worry about con-
serving our natural resources" he
says, "but there's a far bigger
problem when it comes to conser-
vation-and that's preserving our
democratic way of life, our sense
of personal freedom, our respect
for one another's rights"
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NOT WANT! BUT NEED!

1t is not what you want, but
what you need that will crown you
with success. May we supply you
with this most important need -
specialized training and skill to
serve in the business field?
Train The Columbia Way and you
will save time and money and pos
sess the essential knowledge and
skill you must have to meet the
every need.
May we send you our catalog, out
lining IA courses of specialized train
ing. Write Columbia College, Ill
South Potomac ST., Hagerstown, M.
(Advt.)
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Before he entered service with
the u. S. armed forces. the great
backfieId player shown above
clashed with Army's stellar Glenn
Davis in the 1943 Army-Notre Dame
game. Joe Cummiskey, MBS ''In-
side of Sports announcer. recalls
that this man walked off the field
a hero after that game, having
passed the ball for two touchdOwns,
scored a third one running the pig
skin himself and also kicking an
extra point in ND's 200 rOut of
the cadets. From the beginning of
the current grid season. fans have
been anticipating that renewal of
horn-locking in the 1916 NOtre
Dame-Army tussle. Score yourself
a touchdown by naming him.
ANSWER
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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-11-28

sharp tongue. He consistently refus-
ed to fiatter his subjects no matter
how famous they might prove to be.
One impatient sitter could not un-
derstand why he was taking such a
long time with her portrait. The lady
making her displeasure known to
the painter said:
"Why must you work so many
hours on my nose?"
"My dear madam" icily replied
Gainsborough, there's no end to it,"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-11-28
Annual District NICOTINE

The annual dinner meeting of the
Washington County District was
held on Tuesday evening in the din
ing hall of Zion Reformed Church.
Unfortunately, due to this weeks
issue having to be printed a day
early, on account of the plant being
closed for Thanksgiving, the report
of the meeting will have to be held
over until next week.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-11-28
Something

Two sailors were shipwrecked.
"Say Bill" said one of them, "can
you pray?"
mo" said the other.
"Well, can you sing a hymn?"
mo"
The first sailor thought hard for a
moment.
well" he said at length, WED
better do something religious. Let's
have a collection"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-11-28
Candid Comment

A woman who had never enjoyed
many comforts or pleasures in her
life was seeing the ocean for the first
time. She stood with folded hands
and looked at it.
tits the first thing I've ever seen"
she said, that there's enough Of"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-11-28
Small Fry Reasoning

Dickie, aged three, strutted proud
ly into school all dressed up in a
brand-new sailor suit, with sailor cap
planted firmly on his small head. The
teacher told him he should remove
his cap, but he objected. She then
explained that it was not proper for