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ROOMS FURN.-Northwe,t. fcont.)

1883 COLUMBIA RD NV. - Attractive
single room, running water. everythins
sln s1s wfGBsrfEEl ffE fasl ST. faf s%v.ry mic. srd
oor TS9m single ssas sss double $685. al
settled employed Jewish lady; no other
i9GPeTs RHoSE SSe ,sfiNh To Nc ave eo7S
eies for % young I men in Aea eomiortabe aasr
ters with recreation room: excellent trans
p9sts coNS ayG G and sa5 month from,
room, szs single @ sioo double: men pre-. pre-
1889 1859 oNTaRio, ,9i:L 9Pi:LAcE Nw-Larss from,
aS DeaPe b s s week desbe CO CO. 4on
ehone privileges; So 50 sa' ca. weekly. GE W
s rgSm aosAsr RI ST also vi
III # ssP atkiSLI$ IN sH W. assr, cSss.
D. C.--Double room from June 15-sept. /;
single room both nicely furnished CON
venient to bus; $40 and $35. OR. 096s
1855 1850 aARR,yaAiiRD ARR,yaAii ST., Apt. als-youns
woman to share rm,. with another woman;
sp sss n ST. Sie ss%HH. sHa sss sesl sne
for :, girls in nice home. laundry. priv
isnt sss NV II" fssa AD vf YES Nv ~
t--SpaclouS room suitable fOf .. with
kitchen privileges $50 Call between 8
soS sHEPHERD ST. N.w.-Laree double
q month: NO b, vacant Immediately Call after
ss,s wALNG,T ST. N.w.-single room for
gentle lady, on J 2-;-6 busline two blocks
from Takoma Park Shopping Center; $50
per mo. TIA. 4013 12'
1914 FARRAGUT ST.-Double room. con-
yenient transportation; $50 mo. GE,
O0l5,
81 RANDOLPH PL.-Larse double front
rm., suitable for 2 men or empl couple; "a
blk. from streetcar: Sl0 wk. for .
5I.I NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.W.--Lse.
recreation rm. arranged into bedrm. pvt.
path; prefer girls: $3.50 per wk each.
.5I2 CLIFFBOURNE PL. NV. ION 18th
and Col. rd )--Large master bedrm.; will
accommodate 3 people: Sl5 wk DE. 1926.
l342 RANDOLPH ST. N.W-Lge rm.
double bed, private bath conv. trsnsp.
married couple preferred. $40 a week. IA.
TWIN-BED ROOM. s. so each weekly, win
rent single or double. 1000 H St NV. Apt
~ RE. 1897. SO pm. Young gentle
:ssas M UPToN ST. Nw.-Double room with
Sun porch for business couple. Phone
ap..r seryise vSl Sl4 ps Tsek ixrla EN- $685. f. w ,,.
downtown; all conveniences; Sl4 week.
coLoknpMyoss Ri,ary ta rAnk sM RD. .ever. com.
Portable rooms for single and married
persons, 81 80 and 81 weekly AD 596s
PARK ROAD HOUSING CO
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MAN AND WIFE, colored. want Furnished
room with kitchen PRIVILEGES, prefer sw.
section DI 1909. liz
REFINED COUPLE desires ! or rooms
furnished. unfurnished: preferably cooking
facilities, refrieerstion; must have private
bath Box ?94-L; Stsr -ls
room in private home; or apt. with kitchen
privileges; vicinity Dupont Circle Ho.
LARGE iui s1RS1 FRONT ROOM wanted by elderly
gentleman: Government employe: near
bath; permanent Box 9-M. Star.
preferabiy as Companion. or care Of aged
person, shut-in or children; on or before
June 90 OK 81 -l2
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ROOM WITH BoARp WANTED.

BRIGHT. SINGLE ROOM for rei1ned sirl
vicinity Dupont Circle or 18th st. Adams
A1O6. H.
private or semiprivate bath. breakfast,
dinner. June 15; good section with transit
service: permanent Government workers.
Box ASK, Star.
RETIRED LAWYER. so, wants room,
breakfast, dinner; country, suburbs; Chris
tian Box 4S4-K. Star.
WANTED, room and board for boy, 9. and
girl. 4; will pay S75 monthly for two. Box
4S0-K, Star IA
VETERAN desires single room in NV. sec
tinn hY June L BOX lO-M. Star. I2e
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POULTRY 3 EGGS,

FOR sALE-About so New Hampshire RED
pullets, - wks. old, ST. each in lot OF 8 or
more. 420 57th ave, Capitol Heights. Nd,
PULLETs, 200, Lord Farms, grade A.
March /, Leghorn, .25 each will lay
Sept. !. 800 l-year-old layers, 81 each
Pleasant $500, MRS. B. A. AiACKfNTOSH
5000 NEW HAMPSHIRE RED baby
chicks Wednesday and Friday morning
Don't be disappointed again. Hyattsville
0226. o. G. Maxwell Lanham, Md,
Defense hwy Always home -l2
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ROOMS FURhishEp-Mp. end VA.

ARLTNGTON-Double room with twin beds
for two girls; $50 each; conven. transp.
saos NORTH MILITARY RD.. Arlington
Room. private bath. frst floor: single
S35 month: double, $50; avails BILE
immediately. Call GIL. 0326. -l2
PRIVILEGES Calf CH. 7s2s' -is
1919 18th ST, N. Arlington. Va-Larse
front room for refined gentleman. Call
TWIN BED ROOM. sood transp: SIS
weekly double Overlook 053I
Attractive double room with running water,
bus stop at door, suitable for Q. WA. 62o5.
COLORED-WILL SHARE furnished home
In Md / blk from D. c. line. with reliable
couple: all home privileges Capitol Heishts
UO3l -12
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ROOMS FURhIsHEp-s.E. and s.w.

1918 ST. S.E.-Double room for
gentlemen, $3.50 week each. FIR. 1892
rm'' closets. nicely furn'. semipvt. bath
shower: transp. at corner: settled gentle
men; S45 one. $50 two. TR. 47s1.
next TO bath, for employed couple; in spot
less. clean private home; light laundry
PRIVILEGES; S4s per mo; ! single rm m
S25 mo -i3
LARGE FRONT ROOM. nicely furnished.
private family, next to bath, 733 Ken
tucky ave- Sc $40 per month.
room; young lady only; SO week. TR.
1878.
500 A ST sE.-Laree double room. 3
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

running. limited quantity available: $40
per month up. E. o. LIkENS. WI. 6o42.
BULLDOZER now available, excavating and
grading. Also doZer- shovel for hire. Call
Ii 1878 Ia
GRADER. one caterpillar motor patrol
Call Ordway 2ll5 l1s
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APARTMENT HOUSES WANTED.

PRIVATE PARTY will purchase direct
from owner. apt. house. Emerson 1910
HAVE SUBSTANTIAL CASH TO invest in
apartment house Of 20 TO 80 apts in good
ment and details Can John b, Mattinsly,
with DIXIE REALTY CO. Ma $3.50.
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ROOMS FURhisHEp-ho,.hee..


THE SHAMROCK I'M. sos East Capitol
stmTransien!s: ms n sl5o up; special Tsesly Tsl
eOi End ST. Ne, Apt 32-Bedrm. with
use of living rm. to two quiet. employed
with Semiprivate bath: near Congressional
Lib: s. wk. es. Dial LU. o75s,
CAPITOL HILL, 12o st n.e-Attrac-
tive. airy, front single room: refined girl,
$3.50. Call Ii. 37T1 after pm -l2
"A BUCHANAN ST. N.E.-Room for man
in private home. S35 month. GE. 226l
GOVT. EMPLOYED GIRLs-Double rm.,
twin beds, telephone, liv. rm. and kit.
PRIVILEGES; high elevation. cool all sum
mer; blk. from shopping center, ,thester
and bowling alley. SO week each. MI
B4Sl. 1900 R J. ave. ne. Il!
COLORED-1:I 18th ST. N.E.--Cool dble
furnished room. opening to sun porch;
3 refined girls. Govt workers private
kitchen. dining :oom. cooking and laun-
dry privileges. Call after IL am. Ii.
901a SO so vk. each. -l2
COLoRED-I5is GALES ST. NE.-Doubit
room for rent; employed married couple OF
. girls: SO es; cooking If preferred. Cal
IN person after pm. IL
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD-Children, age to
IA; July: supervised play: best features
Of country life: reference required. Tele-
phone North 6S36. IL.
WOMAN, experienced. with nurses train
ing, will take children to board in country
by week or month. rate, S55 per month.
Write MRS L. A. DAWSON, Crozet Va La
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ROOM RENTAL SERVICE.
ROOMS WITH BOARD

COLORED-ACME ROOM RENTING agency
Room listings. rentals. all sections D.
c.; singles. doubles: reliable service. 1927
1lth st. NV. DU. ~O2a. amt pm:
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ROOMS UhFURhlsHEp.
RooMS WANTED.

COLORED-625 M ST Me- unfur-
nished room for rent. $50 per month.
Call after pm. Tuesday
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

MODERN, LARGE APT. BUILDING, splen
did NV. location; price times preya
rentals XlOn.000 cash, balsLce terms
Box 4l6-L, Star
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

EXCHANGE modern 3-bedroom house, oil
heat. large lot. excel neishborhood suburbs
Phila., similar house here. RE 1900 Ext
42Se or Box $751;. Star
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COAL. WOOD and FUEL OIL.
KINDLING WOOD. ALREADY cut; buye
must haul: make offer. Call HO. 71ss. 13
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inna plAaSosnisteinWay isa iI1 baby sr, style NJ new
$ 5 ssssf FL ~ nc
tor Mason & Hamlin chiekerins ing story s't &
Clark Lester Winter. Huntington and
consoles Of ali these fine makes on display
Nasosa fss sS"s 6RSss &sSss Phaso
3nss RSss 'sS and ssry Leiss1
mediate delivery. Choice Of several popu-
Hasonal ssas 5oRpN SPIi PHANo Sosees
PIANosNTf you are interested in a good
slightly used or reconditioned grand, don't
ssea es ofsfsSe nsxf On es
Sometimes We also have one or two slightly
used sppinets and consoles for sale at
JORDAN PIANO CO. IolS 7th st. NV. NV.
PIANos-we have SAMPLES Of new Mason
soles on display. We can't give immediate
SsEe5y ba sa9 We RbtN S sske pIAho a ords5
PIANoS-We always have some selection
Of used srands and ususly s,us,I have some
kits. XII sOiS:s5 1886 st. INV NV. Ne'"'"' -i4 T
PIANOS-Before you buy q piano any
where be sure and visit our store. We
| stock the largest selection OF pianos in
this city and usually have something to
offer in slightly used pianos. Call Re
| public 6212. KITS, 1880 St NV IA
| PIANOS-We are showing the new spinet
| and console models of such fine makes as
Knsbe, Wurlitzer. Weaver, Everett, Cable
| Nelson and others. We can't deliver i'm
| mediately but some STYLES we can deliver
very shortly. Call Republic 6212. KITS.
! 1880 G st. NV. IA
| PIANO, SteiuTay grand, style "A". in very
| fine condition with q golden mahogany
| case; almost impossible to duplicate
Glebe 1914 I3s
| PIANO for sale, dark mahogany, Baldwin
Call Alex 1855 13s
| PIANOS-We can give immediate delivery
We have e one or two sliEhtiy iS used I spinsts OF
consoles for sale. Call Republic 6212
KITS, 1880 G st. NV. IA
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TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE, 571s
18th st NV. GE. 1888 Und.. 3 mos In
adv 81 so: 6. S13.50: no DEL: S5 ad dep
VACUUM CLEANERS, Universal tank type
new, SCI .95: immediate delivery. MT
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-17
NelCS From OakUiIle

Oakyille, Mich.-Mr. and Mrs
Frank Kinsella and daughter Mary
Elizabeth. Detroit. and Alfred Lew.
Is. Philadelphia. were sunday
guess OF MIR, and Mrs William Ma.
son
Mrs. Ethel Burget. Mrs. Fay Hell
German and Orlo Burget spent
Thursday in Monroe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hurley and
son Rodney and Bernie Clark, Ida.
we're guests In the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Holzinger Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Kenneth Doherty
and sons Lynn and Bobbie and Ka-
Uterine kavanaw. Ann Arbor. were
Sunday guests in the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. William Mason.
MIR. and Mrs. Cletus Willis and
Mrs. George Van Ness. Dearborn,
and Mrs. Francis Willis. Monroe,
we're Sunday guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Holzinger.
Vincent and Louie Hoffman.
Maybee, spen. Friday evening in
the Holzinger home.
Mrs. Arthur Helzerman. son Arth-
ar and daughters Margaret and
Anna were visitors Monday evening
In the homes OF Mr. and Mrs. VIII
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-17

NUREMBERG AP- A German
U-boa. commander who sank 20
Allied ships during the war do
nOunced Grand Admiral Karl Dozen
Ia before the international War
crimes tribunal Tuesday with as
sertlon he did not want 10 he
blamed for his former chiefs order
10 shoe; up lifeboats.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-17

BERLIN ms Drink sodden DIR.
Robert Ley, Nazi labor boss who
hanged himself at Nuremberg, ask.
ed in his will that an illegitimate
son by one OF the beautiful women
who have embellished my life be-
come the godson OF Adolf Hitler.
The unusual will was made .,ubic
Wednesday by Allied au' .orities.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-17

Education. Lotion Burge, director
OF teachers training. Don Dolan,
area consultant in adult education,
and otto Nntama. director OF adult
educa ion: Henry Ponitz. chief OF
extended service OF State Depart
ment OF Education. Lansing; Dean
OF students, s. f. Grove, Michigan
State Teachers College, East Ian
sing: and from Detroit. Dale Cur
t!ss. director Veterans Institute.
and Wayne University's dean OF
Student Affairs Victor +. Spathelf.
BUENOS AlRES-INS- The Ar
gentine capital faced the third day
OF its lockout in commerce and in
dustry Wednesday. First two days
of the general closing down OF al
business passed without disorders
LONDON-INS-- Reports from
Moscow revealed that the general
session of the Soviet Academy or
Sciences opened Wednesday. Acad
envy will study reports related TO
investigation and research in the
atomic energy field.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-17

liam Mason and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Burget.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burget and
OrlO we're after dinner guests sun
day Of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Burget.
Apsilanti. and attended revival
meetings in the Eyangelis.ic Mis-
sion Tabernacle there In the eve.
ming.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-17

Nearly so per cent more steel was
used for building United States
merchant vessels during the war
years than went into combat ships
OF the L. s. Navy.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-17

The dome OF the L. $. Capitol Is
made OF iron and weighs 5000, 200
pounds.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-17
GO sooN-AND SAVE AS YOU GO GREYHOUND

Right now is the best time of the year
to give yourself well-earned, much
needed vacation-for many reasons.
It's the least crowded time of the
whole year for transportation
there'll be more room on Greyhound
buses bound for almost any part of
the u. S. A. or Canada.
A vacation is most welcome of all in
midwinter - when you really need
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-07
By HERMAN N. BUNDESEN. MD.

MOST people would be sur
priscd if told they had not one, but
twn circulations.
And, yet, this is the case. Be-
sides tho blood which is pumped
through arteries and veins by the
heart, there is also the slower
moving lymph. This liquid col
lccts outside the cell walls, fur
rishing the watcry environment
every cell must have and then
travels sluggishly along the chan
ncl1 which connect the lymph
glands.
Filter Bacteria
Because il is the chief duty OF
these glands TO filter oft bacteria,
il is not unusual for them TO be-
come infected. This happens most
often in the lymph glands OF the
neck, possibly because Of infcc-
tions IN the teeth, tonsils, giLugcJ
or cars.
or course, the treatment en-
ploycd will depend OIL the type Of
infection present. However, in
many asses the exact source OF the
infection cannot be determined.
Doctors Harry &. Clark and
Mario S. CioTari Of Dctroit have
treated n largo number Of pa
tents with this condition, called
iymphaderitis. The patients Guf-
fcred from pain, swelling Of The
glands and such symptoms Cf ia
fiction az fever. loss Of weight
ard toxcnia o. poisoning. TIE
average case Of lymph Glardi"fcC.
ton, under the usual treatment
lasts anywhere from two to four
weeks ard even longer.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-07
Buck Melton Has
Four Months Term
On Assault Count

Buck Melton. white man. was SEN
fenced to 80 days On the roads in
a trial Yesterday nj recorders cour.
for assault. \ suspended sentence
of four months was invoked and
The Scntu,ccs are 10 run concurrent
ly.
Robert J. Green. culorcd. was adj
judged not guilty Of trcSpaSSing.
The case OF w. c. Duran was;
continued upon his failure 10 report
on charge o! carcl2ssncsS and rcck-
less driving.
Prayer for judgment fer Gcorg,
Hcndcrsu'. Colorcd. who was tries
for careless and reckless driving. wa,
continued upon payment OF onc-haI.
the costs.
Luther Finn. white. was tried 70"
careless and reckless driving and
prayer for judgment was cmnt,uC;'
upon payment of Onc-half the .oStS
ErSkinc Snead. lOrcd was
brought into court on capiaS for
nCn-Support I'D the court ordered
that he pay SG0 for back payments
before being released from Jail.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-07
Woman Who Told
Son To Kill Her
Husband ParoIed

Mary Simpson. negro woman who
was convicted here IN June. ga, of
counSclling her l0-year-old son, Will
ne Simpson, to kill his father, Tom
Simpson, has been paroled by Gov
crnor Cherry, according TO announce
mcnt by Paroles Commissioner Hath
away Cross.
The colored woman had served two
Years of her sentence. which was
five to seven years.
Tom Simpson was killed with a
-hCtGun oil May G. 1914. al the home,
q novel in the northern part of the
city. The lad stated that h. shot 1,
faihe" because Simpson had bca'
iiim and his mother, and stated al
another time that he shot his father
because he was angry with him. Tn
state look mol pros in the case of
he boy and sentenced the mother 10
the work house on charges of acces-
sorry before the fac OF murder and
conspiracy.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-07
Lymph Gland Infections

Many of these patients respond
well to the use of the sulfonamidc
drugs or pcnicillin. However,
these physicians think that n bet
ter form of treatment is the in
lection of a protein substance into
u muscle.
Milk is well known protein
substance. This protein stimulates
the natural body defenscs to
greater efforts. The injections
were given three days apart until
two to six had been administered.
The amount used depended on tho
reaction and age of the patient.
Tho protein which they en-
ployed was boiled milk. Following
the first injection, they noted that
the swelling Of the glands became
less and that tenderness also dis
Appeared. In a large percentage
Of the cases, the swelling and
tenderness disappeared completely
after the second injection and
after The third in all cases the
condition seemed to have cleared
up completely although the
glands seemed to remain per-
manoutly enlarged somewhat.
When the injection is given,
there is como rcdness and pain Mt
The point where it is administered.
Now ard then, tho patient will
develop q fever or n skin rash for
q day OF two. No severe or alarm
Ing reactions were noted ~ any
cagS.
Once thc infection in the lymHh
glands seems 20 have cleared up,
al effort must lie made to find the
source II the infection and this,
too, must te eliminated in order To
] prevent occurrences.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-07
p. Nj. Carpenter
Draws Suspended
Sentence 90 DAYS

Pearl Martin Carpenter. white
n"n. was given Il suspended sent
cncc of 60 days in police court to
ray on trial of drunk driving and
driving without an operators L.
ccnsc. Sentence was suspended up
N payment Of $50 and costs and
further condition that he not opcral"
a motor vehicle in the State within
he next II months, and that no Ii
ccnse be isScG him within the next
- months.
w. b. UmStcad. white was tried
Tor public drunkenness and fined five
dollars and costs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-07

Here's the dress you just must have
FOR the coming season, Pattern 9l5G
compliments you with basic. SIM
ple-line beauty. Rows of stitching
for accent are optional.
Pattern 9l56 come s,n sizes II, l6
liz, 20; 81, 81, SO. 38. 10. ~. Size Id
takes "a yards 39-inch.
Send TWENTY cents in coins for
this pattern 10 Daily Dispatch. ~
Pattern Dept, 232 West 18Th ST.. New
York II, n. Y. Print plainly SIZE
NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE NUM-
Der.
Fifteen cents more brings you the
Marian Martil SUMMER 1916 Pat
tern Book. Many brand-ncw. coo
c2Sy-to-makc fashions for everyone
And, printed right ~ the book:
FREE pattern for ballet slippers for
home and beach wear
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-07
MAYOR FINES TWO
WITH SIS AND COSTS

Mayor Henry I. Powell .ncicd Gu.
fines OF - and costs in trials :;
police court Tuesday for dramku =
TESS and assault.
Robert Nelson. co.urcd. VA; tr:c'
for publ drunkenness AMI Inc.
s. and costs.
Prayer for judgmcn; for william
Henderson. colorcd. tried lpr ass.al
on a. K. Adams I'D usrg vulga
language in public place. was rom-
tinued upJE payment q: s. and
costs
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-07
AH-Stars
Tournament
FundSought

Henderson Ail-Stars will be host
10 RoNbOro tonight and Wilson to-
morrow night, with funds received
10 pay expenses of the team To the
state tournament in Greensboro Aug.
TSt 13-li-l5. according TO an an
nucnremcnt today ny II. {. Bowie.
president of Henderson Softball As
SOciation.
SoftEail fans are urged 10 turn on;
II large numbers and help send .kc
local team 10 the tournament.
D0ublcheader games will be played
both nights, beginning at eight
O'Clock.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-07
Sub District Meeting

Vance county Sub-diStrict will
mold MS regular meeting on Thurs
DAY night, August 8, at Plank Chapel
Methodist church. ii was announced
today. The meeting is scheduled u
begin at eight O'Clock and all mem
bcrs are urged TO attend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-07
Society Ne 1vS
Sarah Finch Weds
Henry C.: Addison

Miss Sarah Elizabeth Finch, daugh-
ter of W. w. FiE'Sh, of Oxford, and
niece of Mrs. j. c. White, of Hem
dcrSon. became the bride OF Ho,ry
c. Addison, Of Durham, in quiet
ceremony solcmnizcd on July q at
the home of the bride.
Mr.. Addison is the son of Mrs.
II. c. Addison. of Durham. The cou-
pic will make their home at 1912
Broad street, Durham.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-07
Shaw-PhiIathca Meeting

The Shaw-Philathca class of the
First Baptist church will meet Mon
day night at 8 o'clock at the church,
il was announced today. Hostcsscs
will he McSdamcS Leon Frazier, r.
S. Turner, Frank Barnett, Thomas
Parham. j. G.. Tolson and r. II.
Duke.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-07
To TNbrr RClrh. Ga.

Mr.. and Mrs. ". G. Gates ana
grandson. Calvin. left today for Ty-
bee Beach. Ga. where they will
spend a week as guests of the Allan
tic Mutual Fire InsuranC" Company
of Savannah.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-07
In Western North Carolina.

Rev. and Mrs. !. Fr."k Apple. and
granddaughter. Faycdinc. Dwight APP
pie and Miss Ann Conn icft Monday
for trip tO the Skyline Drive
and western North Carolina and Viz
piiIia
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-07
Bee -
Here From Tennessee

Mr.. and Mrs. S. o. Spruill Jr..
and son. Sammy. of Jackson. Tenn.
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S. O..
SPruill al their home on Rowland
street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-07
At Myrtle Beach, y. e.

Mrs. w. f. Ormond. Jr.. and dalsh-
Ter. Hazel Jean. have gone To Myrtle
Beach. S. c.. where they will spend
the month of August.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-07
Visiting IN virginia

Harris l.. Evans and Ea!v rrn,n,v.
arc visiting friends ana relatives in
Norfolk, Newport News ana Homo
ION, va. They will ais" visit IN WASH
ln@ton before rctugrin" hcnc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-07
PAGE FIVE
Return From Beach.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Greene have
returned 10 their home after spend
ing several days as the house guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Nit. hincr
=; their cottage. "Ros2clff," at At
lantic Beach.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-07
DcmCEt Dal,pht,r

MIR. and Mrs. Newell Dement,. o.
HcndcrSur. announce the birth of
daughter at Maria ParhHm hospi-
tai on August I.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-07
NIiddlcburg w. VI, =.

The WCman's Missionary Society
OF the Middlc5urg Baptist church
will meet Thursday evening al $50
o'clock al the home of Mrs. Emma
Fleming in Mason. ii was stated TO-
CaV
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-07
TWO NEW MEMBERS
IN EXCHANGE CLUB

Two new members were welcomed
into the local Exchange club Monday
night. David Stott. joining and Hcnrl
Lane transferring his membership
from the Durham club. of which he
was president.
Mr.. Lane had as his visitor. Mr.
PGSchall. of Durham.
After Il short buSi:cSs session. the
club adjourned To the ball park
where they played Il return g<mc
with the Lions club.
AT White Lake
Miss Ann l.&noston is spending the
week at White Lake.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-07

Mrs. l.. l.. Egcr;un and daughter,
Bobby Jean. o! Tallahassee. Fla, arc
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ii. Edwards
ca Highland avenue.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-07
BIRTHS
CYRUS Son.

Mr.. and Mrs. David Cyrus. OF
Louisburg. announce the birth of q
son on August at Maria Parham
hospital.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-07
I'm Baltimore.

Mr.. and Mrs. ID. \. Spain. Jr.. arc
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Spain
in Baltimore. Nd
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-07
WITH THE SICK
InprOving,

j. +. RiEsbcc. who Was injured
recently IN u fall. is reported to
be improving satisfactorily at his
home.
Evening star., 1946-04-05

Right the swing Of things these Clever Young People for
Mother knows to the Fashions LASBURGHS
Young Peoples Shops She odde
right to the bright young things Shoes boe bouses
in oct everything that makes for smart and pretty Eoste
Festival.
-Youngpe