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CALLED TO NEW YORK

Mrs. Addie Doss, 291O Franklin St.
left for New York City Wednesday 10
be at the bedside of her mother. Mrs.
Caroline Shaffer, who is vely i'll.
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COLLEGE WOMENS' CHR

The College Women's Club pre-
sented the 9th grade graduating pup
lis OF Howard Kennedy School in a
Panel at Hillside Presbyterian Church
Sunday, May S. The chorus Of How
ard Kennedy under the direction of
Miss Edna Blair sang. A motion pic
ture Modern Progress" was also pre-
sented. Refreshments were served af-
forwards. Miss Gertrude Booker is the
president of the Club.
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MRS. LOIS GOOD
KENNEDY

Mrs. Lois Good, who teaches the 4th
grade at Howard Kennedy is planning
to attend summer school at the Uni
versity Of Omaha.
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That's a swell play ground over on
Corby. Thanks; Good Fellows, World
Herald, Park Dept. The more we see
Of Omaha, the better we like it.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY

Lawrence Lewis Of The Street and
Whereabouts, was over at the new Am
vets Club the 18th Of May celebrating
his annual birthday. Said that Basic
Given and his band were smooth and
mellow. Mrs. Rita Christie was also
Amveting and celebrating her BIRTH
day on the 18th. Wanted to know if
Lawrence was getting older and feeling
younger too. All the guys and gals
joined in singing Happy Birthday for
these two.
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LEAVES For

Mrs. Mildred Dorsey and small dau.
ghter, Lois Marie, left the city Satur
day. May IA, for a three-month stay
in Pensacola, Florida where they will
visit relatives. They were accompanied
by her aunt Mrs. A. Jackson and Mrs.
Jackson's daughter Annette, who are
returning to their home in Pensacola.
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Rev. S. S. Spaghtts, who has been
conducting a meeting in Wichita, Kan
has returned to Omaha. He was gone
about three weeks.
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"a ILL VOL 4

Speaking Of Food, the situation is
getting serious. Can't hardly buy can
ned tomatoes. Better plant some and
can all you can. That's the way of
the Pioneer.
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'Northside Drama


to which | cling, you are my heart I.
my everything.
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KHATA PITY

IIHId TIT
Sunday Night, Parched Threats,
Closed TavernsI
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MRS. RORBJE T DAVIS TECH

MRO. A.. DHT IEGH
Mrs. Robbie t. Davis is Counselor
at Tech High School. The second week
n June, she will go to Doane College
as Counselor at the summer camp to
De held there.
Besides these teachers we have Mr..
Mart Thomas, physical instructor at
Long Sshool, and Mr.. W. Fletcher at
West Side School as physical instruc-
tor.
Mrs. Beaulah Ramsey Of POOP No.
18th ST., has been ill for the past
week. She is now improving slowly.
On the sick list are Mrs. E. A.
Pankey of 22l9 Miami St. and Mrs.
Elnora Redman of 29ll Seward St.
Mrs. Pankey hopes to be out soon
and Mrs. Redman is now improving
slowly.
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MRS. GLADYS ERVIN,
HOWARD KENNEDY

Mr.. Gladys Erwin who teaches the
fourth and fifth grades at H. K. Sch
DOL, will attend a three weeks summer
session at the University of Omaha.
She will take a special course.
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DRAMA

IT'S always sad these hush hush in,
cidents but persons in retribution
and sorrow, seeking a way out. any
way. Persons aiding or abetting sub
ject to prosecution. Some openly adj
vocate scientific control, others not so
vocal. Do you know any instance where
control might have helped?
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CONGRATULATIONS

To Cpl. and Mrs. Herman Dryver
on the birth of their 7 pound son at
Doctors Hospital Tuesday morning,
May 18th, 1916.
Mrs. Dryver is the former Veola
Seay, and is doing well, son also.
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NIT NIT

Wit: There's a town in Ohio ma.
med after YOU.
Nit: (Which one?"
Wit: "Marblehead."
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and thank them for the wonderful and
efficient work they arc doing. With
the summer vacation near, many Of
them are planning refresher courses,
thus preparing for even better service.
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DAY VISITOR

A surprise visit from her daughter
and son-in-law Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
McDaniels of Chicago, was a welcome
Mothers Day Treat for Mrs. D. Reed
Of 29l4 Lake St. The McDaniels plan
to be in Omaha for about a week.
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CLAIR OBSERVES
FAMILY WEEK

Family Week was observed at Clair
Church last week.
Sunday families sat together at the
worship and Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer and
their son Roland and daughter Louise
joined Clair. Mr.. Palmer and the two
children were baptized.
Tuesday evening families STAYED al
home to get reacquainted'. Games were
played, stories read and told and each
family had its refreshments.
Wednesday night at the Christian
Fellowship meeting each family again
sat together.
Picnic baskets were brought by each
family to the church Thursday even
ing for a basket dinner and the tables
were filled with every sort of deIici-
Gus food. After dinner, a member from
each family told what the family had
done on the family stay-at-home night.
t%ertainment and kept the children
especially highly delighted.
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Re CAREEUI

BE CAREFUL
Motorists: Look out for that hole
in the middle Of 18th Street near Cor.
by. It'll throw you.
II. X.
Teacher: Il have wen. That's
wrong, isn't it?"
Pupil: "Yes, ma'am"
Teacher: "Why is it wrong?"
Pupil: Because you amt went
yet"
LOVE
The peaceful rays Of a full moor
eveloped the surroundings in an en-.
chanting blanket of silvery blue. A
mild breeze ruffled the towering foil.
age bringing with it the heavenly
strains Of waltz music from a nearby
lawn party. Endless clusters of vari.
colored marqees glittered, jewel like
in the distance.
Yes, Chere, even one night Of love
could atone in some small measure fol-
years Of make-believe happiness and a
burdened heart. ''Tell me Chere, Oar.
ling, he whispered drawing her clo-
ser, That you care. You are the faith
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VISITS KANSAS I T

Mr.. Robert Blair drove to Kansas
City Saturday afternoon, May IL. He
was accompanied by his sister, Miss
Edna Blair, Mr.. Bill Creenhill and
Miss Mary Ellen O'Neal.
The group saw quite a few Omahans
while in Kansas City. many of whom
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MRS. CALDKETT

Mrs. Ivers Caldwell of 2725 Maple
st. who has been i'll for the past two
weeks is improving slowly. She has
received many lovely cards and flow.
ers from her many friends.
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RETURNS TO WASHINGTON, D. C.
A visitor in Omaha since Easter was
Miss JEANNE Walker of Washington,
D. c. She was visiting with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Carter of 1857
No. 10Th St. Miss Walker returned to
her home on Friday, May IL after a
very enjoyable visit.
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ST. JOSEPH

Mrs. NJ. Robinson Of 1924 No. 24th
ST, has as her house guests her ne.
phew, Mr.. Marion D. Roach and his
wife Leonora from St. Joseph, Mo.
The Reaches have been in Omaha since
Easter and are planning to return to
their home this week. While here they
we're entertained at several social af-
fairs. Mrs. Robinson entertained the
couple at a Po-Ke-No party Wednes.
day evening at her home.
The Omaha guide., 1946-05-18

Miss Jeanette Harris Of Chicago, III
visited with her sister Mrs. Jesse AL
len, Jr., of 2ll3 Maple St. for a few
days. She returned to her home on
Wednesday.
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Society

Mrs. Lester Welch, RID. 5, Miss
Edna Figley, leader;
Group 3, Wednesday, 2 pm,
with Mrs. Mae Esely, 269 w. 9th
St, Mrs. Charles Mills, leader;
Group A, there will be no meet
ing this week due to the Kings
Daughters Convention;
Group 5, Wednesday, 7:30 pm.
with Mrs. w. E. Rundell, 324 w.
5th ST., Mrs. Woodrow Thompson,
leader. The pastor will give a talk
on Palestine
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TEN COMMANDMENT
OF HUNTING SAFETY

It's an old story and perhaps
tiresome reading to those who use
comon sense and caution in the
handling of firearms in the popular
shooting and hunting sports but
the alarming rate of accidents dur
ing the past squirrel season makes
it even more necessary that people
in general follow the Ten Com
mandments of Hunting Safety"
which are:
l. Treat every gun with the re-
spect due loaded gun. This is the
cardinal rule of gun safety. 2,
Carry only empty guns, taken down
or with the action open, into your
automobile, camp and home. 3. AL
ways be sure that the barrel and
action are clear of obstruction. 4.
Always carry your gun so that
you can control the direction OF
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Convention, at Steubenville.
n,>,>,.n " ,,, Il, IL

OA4N NEh NIElE 1ITNU
The first meeting of the Busi-
ness and Professional Women's
club of Marysville for the 1916
AZ season, was held Thursday ev-
ening in the dining room of the
Congregational church, when the
local club received its charter, af-
filiating it with the national fed
GRAFTON, in the presence of more
than 70 members and guests.
The dining room was beautiful
ly decorated with golden chrysan-
themums and ferns in keeping
with the federation's colorS. The
long tables were centered with
three lighted green tapers in crys-
tai holders and a boquet of NUNS
in crystal vases at each end. The
place card for each person was
standing by mall Mexican jugs
and pitchers, symbolizing the
country to be studied at the for
eign relations meeting this win
ter. The invocation was given by
Mrs. Mignon Forty.
Following the dinner an inter-
esting program was presented with
Mrs. Martha Jane Guy as toast
mistress, introducing Mrs. Dorothy
Coleman, president of the Spring
field Club, sponsor of the local
group. Mrs. Coleman introduced
Miss Christine Van Gordon, preSi-
dent of the state federation, to
Mrs. Miriam Hildreth president of
the local club, who received the
charter from Miss Van Gordon in
compliance with the federation
custom. The charter was presented
with impressive remarks to the
local group who stood during the
soprano solo The Golden Key"
composed by Carrie Jacobs Bond
for the National Federation OF
Business and Professional Wo-
mems Clubs and sung by Mrs
Mignon Forty.
Mrs. Guy, in introducing the loc-
al speakers, remarked that while
the club often had the 'WillieS
they rarely had them in person"
and presented William Asman
mayor of Marysville; William Otte
president of the Business Mems
Association; William m Coleman
president of the Kiwanis club; Will
is Shearer, president of the Lions
Club, who, with Mrs. John DeVoSs
county president of The Kings
Daughters, extended greetings tc
the new club and welcomed the
group as leading service club II
the local civic interests.
Mrs. Pearl Van Au, of Column
bus, past state federation preSi
dent, was the speaker of the even
ing. In her address, she vividlI
portrayed the symbols of the fed
era ton seal, its activities and var
iouS interests.
Mrs. Hildreth received the gavel
tied with green and gold satin rib
bonS, from Mrs. Coleman, repre-
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the muzzle even if you stubble. 5.
BE sure of your target before you
pull the trigger 6. Never point a
gun at anything you do not want
TO shoot. z. Never leave your gun
unattended unless you unload il
first. s. Never shoot at a flat hard
surface or the surface of water
9. Never climb a tree or a fence
with a loaded gun. 10 Do not mix
gunpowder and alcohol
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daughter, Vickey, of Redwood;
Louie Harrington and family OF
Rushylvania; Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Reed and Mrs. Mary Murfield, of
Marysville; Mr.. Ed. Young, of Col
umbus; Miss Annette Schalip. Of
Marysville; Cecil While and chill
dren, Barbara and Win, Rose Ann,
Bobby and Johnnie Woodwork, of
Milford Center, and the host and
hostess.
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CIRCLE OF SERVICE


The Circle of Service of the
Kings Daughters will meet Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs
Blanche Hall, w. Seventh street,
with Mrs. Mary Wright assisting,
Mrs. Nina Noble, Mrs. Mary Man
ey and Mrs. Sue Huffman are on
the program.
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EVER READY CLUB
The Ever Ready club will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Lucy Cline in Broadway.
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CIRCLE OF LOVE
The Circle of Love of the Kings
Daughters will meet at s p. m. on
Friday at the home of Mrs. Rob-
ert Burns, near Chuckery. DeVot-
ions and prayer will be in charge
of Mrs. Harold Bishop Members
are asked to bring Indian donat-
ions. Ohio Voice will be given by
MIS-. Earl Weaver. A book review
will be given by Mrs. Charles
Brake
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THREE

JoAnn Woerlein, secretary; Janet
Hardman, treasurer, Mary Ellen
Haggard, news reporter; Jean
Schalip. social chairman; and Miss
Mary Helen Segner. adviser.
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FORTNIGHTLY CLUB

The Fortnightly club will meet
at 1880 p. m. Thursday with Mrs.
Gertrude Gerard, w. Fourth st.
Mrs. Carrie Sharrer, Mrs. Jean
Sawyer and Mrs. Leota Thomas are
on the program
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BIRTHDAY DINNER

Mrs. Gail DAVIS entertained with
a pot-luck dinner at her home in
Milford Center Sunday in honor
of her husbands birthday ami
versary The guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Harrington,
daughter, Helen, and grandson,
Bradley harrington, of York; Mr..
and Mrs. Walter harrington, Mr.
and Mrs. Bernard Casco and her
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+. III. A. MEETING

The second meeting of the FILA
was held Wednesday afternoon for
the Future Homemakers of Amer
lea. who have as their motto, To-
ward New Horizons
The officers for the organization
are: Joan Allemang. president;
Dorothy Coleman, vice president;
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DAY EVENING GUESTS

/. and Mrs. Ernest Nader and
hter, Bernette, had as their
ay evening dinner guests, Mr..
---- Mrs. Ted Thompson an d
--hter, Kay, Junior Slack, of
ware; Dorance Rockenbaugh,
agnetic Springs and Catherine
a, of Marysville.
PLANE l.'5 TRIP Il, III
:. and Mrs. Ted Thompson and
hter, Kay, spent Friday and
rday with relatives in Alpena,
The trip was made in a Mod
o Cessna plane belonging to
Dodge, local Cessna dealer.
the total travel time was Z
for the 700 mile trip.
IL IL IL
TERSBURG W.S.C.S.
I e Petersburg W.S.C.S. will
y their regular meeting at the
of Mrs. Kenneth Blake on
sday afternoon.
IL IL IL
SIC WARMING PARTY
surprise dinner and house
hing was given for Mr.. and
{ Fred NJ. Burnside, 531 N.
St, Lima, Sunday. Due to the
IS of Mrs. H. V. Burnside, it
held at the home Mr.. and Mrs.
els Jolliff, west of town. Those
mt were:
:. and Mrs. II. V.BurnSidc, Mr..
Mrs. Forest Burnside, Mr.. and
Ben Burnside, of Marysville;
and Mrs. Harland Burnside
family, Redwood; Mr.. and
Gene Groves and family, of
mbus.
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rs CLUB
c Lions club will meet at the
er, Bell, Tuesday evening for
30 o'clock dinner. Following
Inner the group will 60 to the
and Hotel to hear a talk by
Ed Bishop, personnel manag-
the Salter Manufacturing CO.
IL II IL
C.S. MEETINGS
e meetings of the Womanis
,ty of Christian Service will
as follows:
Cup 1, Wednesday, 2 pm,
Francis Martin, 211 S. Oak
drs. Scott Worthington, lead
Cup 2, Thursday, 2 pm, with
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the Springfield Club.


Beautiful corsages were present
ed to Miss Van Gordon; the dis
trict director, Mrs. Stella Lesser,
of Hamilton, also one of the eve
ming speakers, and Mrs. Hildreth.
Mrs. Coleman received gift from
the club in appreciation of her
help in the federation of the local
club.
Distinguished guests in addition
to those before mentioned, were:
state legislative chairman, Loretta
Foley, of Springfield, and the pres
ident of the Bellefontine club and
several members, also Columbus
and Hamilton members. Greetings
from a number of clubs were re-
ceived and read.
The club adjourned to meet
Thursday. Oct. 3 at 7:3O o'clock
in the Congregational church for
an important session.
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BRIDGETTE CLUB
The Bridgette Club will meet
Thursday evening with Mrs. An
nette Anderson, w. Fifth st.
DAUGHTER is BORN
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Laird, 2031a
Plum St, announce the birth of a
daughter, Friday in Jane Case
hospital, Delaware. She has been
named Linda Lee and is their first
child. Mrs. Laird is the former
Kathryn Southwick.
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RELIEF CORPS
There will be call meeting of
the Ransom Reed Relief corps at
2:30 p. m. Wednesday with Mrs
Laura Fogle, Z. Seventh st. Every
one is requested to be present as
this is an important meeting.
H. IL II
FORTNIGHTLY CLUB
The Fortnightly club will meet
at 1880 p. m. Thursday with Mrs.
Gertrude Gerard, w. Fourth st.
Mrs. Carrie Sharrer, Mrs. Jean
Sawyer and Mrs. Leota Thomas are
on the program.
IL IL IL
GEORGE EAKINS
George Eakins, aged 80, died al
7:30 am. Thursday in San Antonio
hospital, Kenton. He had made his
home the past three years at the
Scott Rest Home in Kenton. Mr..
Eakins, born Sept. 25, 1864, was
former resident of Union coun-
ty
He is survived by two brothers
w. S. Eakins and Lester EakinS,
of Petersburg. and one sister, Mrs.
Millie Higgins, of Locust st.
Funeral services were held Sat-
urday in the Porter Hull funeral
home with the Rev. Mr.. Bullock
in charge Burial was made in
Grove cemetery at Kenton.
Mr.. w. S. Eakins and Mrs. Mill
lie Higgins attended the services
They were accompanied by Mrs
Albert Saygrover.
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IL II
RELIEF CORPS

There will be a call meeting OF
the Ransom Reed Relief corps al
2:30 p. m. Wednesday with Mrs
Laura Fogle, f. Seventh st. Every
one is requested to be present a:
this is an important meeting.
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CIRCLE OF LOVE
Fl I
CARD PARTY

The V. F. w. auxiliary will spon-
sor card party at s p. m. Thurs
day in the V. f. w. hall on N. Main
street.
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II ~
FARM BUREAU
COUNCIL NO. 5

Farm Bureau Council No. 5 met
Monday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Vance. Mrs.
Glenn Stillings read the minutes
and called the roll. Eighteen men,
bers answered. Mrs. Harley Huff
man had charge of the devotion
ais. Ray Brake had the discussion
on, rs 1t Worth the Effort ?"
Resolutions were made to send to
the state. Games were played and
enjoyed
Refreshments were served. Next
meeting will be at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Anita LeMaster.
RETURNS FROM TRIP
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Fryman re-
Gently returned from a wedding
trip through some of the Western
states. They visited relatives in
Colorado. Mrs. Fryman was form
erly Mrs. Irene Lauer. of near
Broadway, and Mr.. Fryman, of
near Redwood.
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MINNIE. CLUB
The MINNIE. club will meet at
2 pm. Thursday with Mrs. Myrtle
Kilgore, on w. Sixth st. The pro-
gram committee consisteS of Mrs.
Barbara Reed, Mrs. Nan Long
bra axe, and Mrs. Henrietta Baker
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MINISTERING CIRCLE
The Ministering Circle of The
Kings Daughters has been post
poned until Oct. 8, due to the State
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II IT 1T
CLOTHES FOR THE NEEDY

During this week the W,S.C.S.
will receive donations of used
clothing, bedding, mending, sup
plies, canned food and money to
be sent to the Church World Cent
er Office in Dayton for distribut-
ion. Bring your offering any day
this week mot late than next
Sunday to the Methodist church
basement
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.. mCANhi WobhliiS, VI WCSt
street, visited Sunday with
and Mrs. Lemuel Fout, of
leburg. Miss Hazel Smith and
of Urbana, were also call
aries Scott and Francis Pat
Dwyer, of Delaware, spent
ay with Mrs. Scott at their
on w. Fourth st. Both men
mployed at the Smart stables.
and Mrs. Bruce B. Gaumer
d Friday and Saturday with
formers aunts, Mrs. Mary
Miss Martha Gaumer and
Cidna Barr, in GAINESVILLE, and
the formers uncle and aunt,
and Mrs. James P. Cone, in
octon.
S. Miriam Hildreth, president
ie Business and Professional
ems club of Marysville, at
ID the State Leaders Confer
at the Neil House on Sunday.
S. Alma Johnson, of Broad
spent the weekend with Mrs.
Fogle, E. Seventh st. On Fri
they attended McGuffey club
Sunday, church, at the Metho-
.hurch.
turday evening callers of Mrs.
q Fogle, E. Seventh ST., and
houseguest, Mrs. Alma John
of Broadway, were Mr.. and
George Schlegel, of this city;
md Mrs. Glen Gabriel, of New
r, and Miss Wilma Donley
friend of Marion.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-11

territory and have been active fur
weeks in planning for the coming
auctions.
Every facility and convenience
for quick service I" growers is pro-
vided IN the two houses, both of
which are of easy access FOR wagons
81 trucks in bringing III leaf tobacco
for sale.
The staff for the coming season.
which will serve both warehouses.
consists of the following. in addition
To the owners:
Euukmen-R. +. Tanner. j. H.
Pcgram, G.. W. White. Il. ". Boyd,
Sidney Fleming.
Auctioneer - T.. c. Griffin, of
BAILEY.
Floor managcrs-J *. Parks. p. Il.
liant, w. Ii. Abbott, j. &. White,
Jake Tanner.
WeiGhcrs- Irwin Grccnway, Mar
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-11
Plan National Campaign
For TB Tests By X-Ray

Raleigh, Sept. Interpretations
have been completed for Il national
anti-tuberculosiS campaign To pro-
mote routine chest X-raying of all
hospital personnel and of patients
on admission, according 10 state
ment issued recently by the Amer
lean Hospital Association, the U. 5.
Public Health Service and the Ma
tional Tuberculosis Association, joint
Sponsors of the program.
In Il mcshSagc Ia hospital trustees
and administrators. The SPONSORS cS-
tmatcd that such 4 service among
the 2O.000.OOO persons who annual
~ enter hospitals and out-paticnt
clinics would discover two or three
times as many cases of tuberculosis
as mass surveys among the general
population.
Approximately $4,000 information
kits describing the need for the scr
vice. as well as we'll as methods and
costs of establishing it, are being
distributed by the three sponsoring
organizations to hospitals, health Of
fiCcrs. and TO tuberculosis aSsocia-