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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-22

and Philadelphia, held "zavo-
dy" in Baltimore which was a
marvellous gathering, and at
this time it was the opening of
our Sokolovna. Philadelphia
Sokol had sent 1 team in which
they won a team trophey and
then on that team was Sokol
Anton Heida. He won the LIST
prize in the lower division, so
we could write a great deal of
their activities, but we just can
not forget so years of good
work Of the Tyrs Ideals.
There are names of Abeles,
Pavlik and many others that
have helped to build the found
alton of Philadelphia Sokol in
which they have left us and
gone in the far beyond in which
we all cherish their memories.
But there is a charter member
still active, He is starosta br.
A. PT1bramsky, or as | would
call him "Gusta". Then there
is Sokol J. Sykora who has left
nothing undone.
Yes, Sokol Philadelphia, keep
to our slogan further and
higher" and we know our
children and their children will
carry these Tyrs Ideals on and
on, and in ending my sincere
congratulations to br. E. Pro-
tredn1k in presenting the pro-
gram in fine form and in clos
ing I will leave with this
thought.
Yes Sokols, your idea is to do
team work with us. We have
the tools to work with and a
mind and conscience to tell us
how to find out what we shall
do, and the way to help others.
Now then, if we use these pre-
cious tools, no burdens will be
too heavy. Our days will be
chuckful of satisfaction and
we will prove over and over,
that it pays to be a Sokol!
Zdar! James Primus.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-22
KONEC DVOU
STAVEK.
Stavka, ktera stala automobile
Wy prGmysl a dslniky billion
dolarH, skoncena.

0Oldfu, Skoncena.
Nejnakladnejsf stavka v del
nickych dejinach Ameriky by
la skoncena dohodou, kterou Sc
zvysuje plat delnfkG u General
Motors Corp. o 1872 centu IA
hodinu (16.5 procent) a utvofi
Sc zvlastn1 "equalizacni fond
pro zamestnance.
Uredn1ci CIO unie automobi-
lovych deln1kG pr ornament
pfijet1 nab1dky spolecnosti ma
zvysni platG O 1872 centu ma
hodinu prohlasili, re equalisac-
nj fond privede zvysenf ma
1912 centu ma hodinu, cehoz sc
domahala unie a co doporucil
vybor presidenta Trumana pro
Zjisten1 fakt.
Urovnani stavky znamena
navrat do prace IT'S, 900 pro-
dukcnfch d6lnfkd v 90 tovar-
mach automobilove spolecnosti
General Motors pc cele zemi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-22
Stavka u General Electric
skoncena.

Druha velka stavka CLIO unie
elektrikafskych deln1k1, Unit
ed Electrical, Radio and Ma
chine Workers of America, kite
ra trvala u spolecnosti General
Electric 81 dni, byla tez skon-
cena ma zaklad6 stejnych pod
m1nek jake stavka v automobi-
lovem pr6myslu, totiz zvysenfm
mezd o Is a pGl centu ma no
dinu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-22
FROM THE
GOLDEN JUBILEE OF
SOKOL Pa

In reading the "Telegraf" OF
March 15ht issue about the SO.
Anniversary of Sokol Philadel-
phia, it brings to us memories
that we all greatly cherish and
this is a great contribution to
the American Sokol Union, that
it will ad another golden page,
in which we will enter into our
archives.
W. have sent a very good de-
legation to this celebration
from Sokol Curtis Bay, Sokol
|Belcamp, Sok. Jedn. "Blesk"
and BALTIC. Jedn. Sokolic. | must
say that we received that real
Sokol welcome or as we Amer1-
can Czechoslovaks would say
that Southern Hospitality.
AS much as I can remember
of the activity of Sokol Phila-
delphia, they participated in
events at the time they received
their charter as I know when
lSok. Jed. "Blesk' celebrated
their 25th Anniversary, that
was in year 1897, Sokol Phila'
delphia had sent to Baltimore
1 class of 6 men and their Sta
rosta Br. Karel Kahoun, (grand
father of our Baltimore Sokol
ka RGzena CihlaT).
In the year of 1902 the East
ern Division of Sokols which
was composed Of New York
cleveland, Detroit, Long Islant
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-22
DAIRY

ma ceske sirotky We stare vlastl:
%. F. Rick (hostinsky) $1,000
o. a pf. Vaclav a A. Janata 500
o. a pf. Edw. w. RychtaT 500
Frank Drsata,
Lansdowne, Md. $500
K uctenf pamatky zemfele
sestry Marie Novakove m1sto
kvetiny daruje Sbor Jaromlra
els. % J. G. D. $500.
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Subscription $3.50 per Annum.
MiStnl ZpraVy.
Vlada uznava neziStnou praci
naSeho krajana.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT
War Finance Committee
COL Maryland Trust Building
Baltimore = 2, Maryland
Mr.. Anthony J. Svejda
2417 E. Monument Street
Baltimore, Maryland
Dear Mr.. Svejda:-
In recognition of your faith
full work and wholehearted CO.
operation with us in the various
Loan Drives, it gives me great
pleasure to enclose the United
States Treasury Award for pa
triotic service in War Finance,
1941-5.
feel sure this memento will
serve at all times as a reminder
of the splendid aid given by
you in your country's behalf.
Sincerely yours,
S. Page, Nelson, Chairman.
Prilozeny strfbrny medallion
nese ma jedne strane obraz
Minute Man" a slova gu. S:
Treasure Award. Ma druhe
strane je obraz "Vztyceni A
merickeho praporu ma Two il
ma" a slova "For Patriotic Ser
vice to War Finance 1941-45"
a vyryto jmeno Anthony j.
svejda."
Mas znamy krajan p. Antho-
ny ]. svejda 81 sve vyznamena-
nj zaslouzf, nebof byl hybnou
silou v p6jckovych naborech
pr upisovanf valecnych bondu
mezi krajany nasi csl. osady.
Vlada ocenujic zasluhy p. A. j.
svejdy, vyznamenava tim i ma
81 dosti pocetnou csl. osadu, kite
ra vzdy dosahla vytcene kvoty
v pGjckovych naborech.
l my Sc pfidruzujeme k Get
nym gratulantGm p. Antonlna
svejdy a pTejeme mu mnoho
zdaru v povalecne praci V zaJ-
mu nasich krajand.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-22
ROOSEVELT o RECI
CHURCHILLA.
OznaGil il "a ohrozen1 svetove-
no miru. Syn zesnuleho presi.
denta konferoval S liberaly.

no miru. Syn zesnuleho presl-
denta konferoval s liberaly.
Nedavne Teci Winstona Chur-
chilla isou ohrozan1m svetove-
no mfru, pravil v Chicago V So
botu James Roosevelt, n~ejstarsl
syn zesnuleho presidenta.
Byvaly plukovnlk marinaku
prijel do Chicago konferovati S
vndci liberalG jake fiditel ma
rodne politely Citizens Com
mittee of the Arts, Science and
Professions.
Ma tiskove konferenci v no
telu Drake pravil: "Velmi slime
veffm, re zpnsob reel p. Wins
|tona Churchilla ublizuje ci pc
|skozuje svetovy mir. My zde
We Spojenych Statech musime
udrzovati totez stanovisko, ia.
Ike jsme drzeli behem svetov@
valky, posici, jez naznacuje
vsemu lidu, re jsme uzavfel
pakt proti kazde nepratelskf
skupine, ale jsme ochotni diva
til Sc ma vsechny strany. Situac
" Iranu re stanoviska Rust, ne.
nj v teto zemi pine porozume'
no. Rusove mohou pohlizet s.
znacnou nespokojenostl ma pr
tomnost anglickeho vojska n;
stredovychodu. Nejake americ
Ike vojsko je tam tez. S druhen
|reci. lake vede pan Churchill
ruske obyvatelstvo Sc NIUE di
witt. co tam britske vojsko della
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-22
ASokolsky V6stnik.
PRILETLO JARO z DALEKA.

TAX zacfna jedna z ceskych
basn1. Jake pr1roda Sc z jarem
znovu probouz1 k zivotu, jake
Sc slunce vychodem novy svlta
den, tax nase Jednoty sokolske
pc A letech vynucene necinnosti
rozepnou opet paze jake kr1dla
sokoli, ably obnovili zdravy ruch
a zkusili svou s1lu. Jiz tuto ne
deli, "a. brezna Dude naSe PRIV
nj povalecna Telocvicna Aka
demie. Zajasa mlad1 a S uvol-
nenym srdcem, pc st1snene ne
.jistote a S novou nadej1 ma lepSf
budoucnost nam ukaze, co by
10 m1zou v zilach ceske krve a
vzpruhou k novemu zivotu v
dobach temnych i jasnych. Te-
lesna a dusevn1 vychova, ktera
" 8Oti letech TyrSova idealu po-
zdvihla narod, kteremu jiz Cd
zvaneli n~epTatele i vlastnf po-
narod v pew
ny celek, ktery odolal i novym
narazGm ma jeho existence a
dix te vnitTn1 s1le, vysel z tie
zkousky vftezne. Pro mas zde
sokolstv1 ma nemenSi vyznam.
V mem Sc soustred1 narodn1 Sc
bevedom1, v mem Sc zobrazuje
s1la charakteru.
T1mto cvicen1m nasich mia
dych i nejmladsfch vstupujeme
do noveho obdobf. Jest d1lezi-
tie pro budoucnost, jaky zajem
a. podporu projev1 nase Glen
stvo a pf1znivci sokolske vycho-
Wy v tento prvn1 povalecny pod
mix. Proto nesm1 schazet ami
jeden bratr a zadna sestra. Phi
pom1nam, je to jenom zacatek;
musime napnout silly, ably Ease
bylo doc1leno vyznamu a 1spe-
chu, jimiz sc kdysi nase sokol-
ske Jednoty v Baltimore molly
pochlubiti.
Pfijd'te vzdati poctu nasim
navracenym junakum, nasim
nejstarsfm Sokol1m, nasf mia
dezi, ktera YAM ukaze, re Sokol
dosud zije a Dude lit. Prijdte
poslechnout br. Prchala, staros-
tn A. O. S., ktery yam pow ne
co zaj1maveho o stare domovi-
ne, jak Sc probfrajf z dlouhe
poroby a jak tvof1 novou, zdra-
YOU, silnou republiku Ceskoslo-
venskou.
Ma nasi prvn1 povalecnou A.
kademii zav1ta Glen Sok. Jedn
"Blesk" br. DR.. Karel Cervenks
ministr velvyslanectv1 6. S. R
We Washingtone. Br. Cervenka
ktery je nasi baltimorske kra.
janske verejnosti velmi dobfe
znam a ktery odjede Sc svoj:
rodinou do stare vlasti, ably pc
mohl budovati novou, zdravou
republiku Ceskoslovenskou. Br
Cervenka promluv1 k nam ne
rozloucenou, ale neT1kame ma.
posled, ponevadz nase bratrskt
svazky zGstanou i pc jeho cd
,jezdu trvalou vecnou paskou.
Zacatek We 8 hodiny odpol
Vstupne SOC S DAM. D1tky
pr1vodu rodic1 mali vstup vol
ny. VeceTe. Tanec pfi hudbt
br. Jana Svitaka.
Ma shledanou " nedeli v So
kolovne. Ma Zdar!
DoXSIo;Io< -Zhor p
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-22

Hyattsville, Md. - Ctyri W.
rostci cd 16 do FL let, byli 18.
brezna zatceni ma zalobu, re
znasilnili 10 let starou d1vku a
ohrozovali revolverem manor
nfka, ktery il provazel. Manor
nix jel s dfvkou automobilem,
kdyz byl pTepaden temito ctyr-
mi vyrostky, kten jej prinutili
zastaVit auto.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-22

bychom poznali, re vzdelan1 a
kultura nenl vyucovac1 system,
ami zivotni STANDARD, ami tituly
doktorske a profesorske. VZpo-
menme 81 kolik tis1cG profesoru
a doktor1 a universitn1ch vide
lancn melo Nemecko a jakych
dabelskych cinG sc tito lice O.
prot humanite dopoujteli.
Vzdelani a vzdelan1 naroda
jsou proste prostTedky, cesty a
predpoklady, ale ne vysledek.
Teprve charakter a vfra v clio
veka je TO, kterou tvor1me hod-
noty, uzivame jich rozumne
.iak nase svedom1 kaze. Jakmi-
lie svedomite uziti vysledkd
vzdelani je pop1rano, protoze
Sc nedostava charakteru, tax
vse co drzelo ma 1zde sobecke
a barbarske choutky Sc zf1ti
jake domecek z karet. Masa-
ryk nesmi sc nam staff fetisem,
nesmfme modlaTsky uct1vat a
vzyvat jeho jmeno, ale must
nam byti svetlem ktere nam sv1-
II ma cestu k spravedlnosti a
boji "a lepsf pr1stl naseho ma
roda. Must nam byti svetlem
ktere nam ukazuje jake demo
nicke silly stoj1 "a 1vtary dnes-
nlho kapitalismu, imperalismu
a fasismu. A toto svetlo must
mas vesti bojovat, zapasit a ne
bat Sc, prave tax jake Masaryk
sc nebal a tam kde JIM malo-
myslneli. on videl v1tezstvl
pravdy a spravedlnosti PROM
kajfc prorockym zrakem do
vseho denf jeho dolby.
K teto zprave d~odavame, re
navsteva byla = ma p~ocetnosti
nasi csl. baltimorske kolonie =
mala. Nevfme co toho bylo pr1-
cinou. Pocas1 jiste ne!
ObTadnikem oslavy byl Wy
slouzily predseda Sdruzeni Csl.
|Spolk1 p. Josef Pokorny. Ne
prftomneho p. guvernera H. R.
O'Conora omluvil a zastupoval
|soudce p. Welzant, ktery "a
sveho mladl nasi sokolovne
cvicfvaval.
Oslava v Sokolovne byla "a
koncena doslovem preds. p. V.
Primusa a obecenstvo zazp1va-
10 pfsen "Hej Slovane!"
DR.. O. Chyle mluvil k nam
pravdepodobne naposled- by
la to jeho rec ma rozloucenou
pred odjezdem do stare vlasti
Prejeme jemu i jeho rodine
mnoho zdaru do budoucna 9
doufame, re i z drahe nasi do.
moviny 81 ma mas obcas vzpo.
meme.
Sbirka ma sirotky v Ceskoslo.
vensku vynesla $4,000, a k to.
mu pridany Diary slozene a o.
znamene v "Telegrafu" v oh.
nose $1,000. Celkova sums
$1,000 doplnena ma rovnycf
$4,000 a p. Vaclav Primus
preds. Sdruzen1 Csl. Spolkt
jmenem Sdruzen1 pen1ze tytt
odevzda csl. velvyslanectvl w
Washingtonu pro Csl. CervenJ
Kriz = oddelenf csl. sirotku.
A. c.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-22
Zbrans re SSSR.

Ceskoslovensky rozhlas vysi-
lal prohlasen1 ministerskeho
predsedy Fierlingra, re SOVIET
sky svaz dodava csl. armada
zbrane vyborne jakosti a nej-
modernejs1ho druhu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-22
Ludwig Unit els. 139 bavila
vvslonZilce V Perry Point.

Diva busy naplnen6 clenkami
James G.. Ludwig Unit els. 139
Amer. Legie a jejich pfately
vyjely We ctvrtek vecer, dine Fl.
bTezna cd Marquette Assembly
do nemocnice v Perry Point,
Md. Vypravu tuto doprovazel
6ti-clenny uniformOvany or
chestr, ktery ma mfste vyhraval
k tanci a pobavenf veteranG.
Clenka jednoty p. Marie Ritz
prednesla nekolik zpevnich I'll
sci.
Ma 200 darkG bylo rozdanc
veteran1m kterym Sc take do
stale pohosten1. Ma poradaj1-
elm vyboru byly danny: pl. c.
Lorber, pf. A. Hacker, pf. R.
Lipsy a p1. F. HOlub.
Ludwig Unit dekuje srdecne
obchodnlk1m, clen1m jinych
organisovanych skupin a vsem
ostatnfm lidem v obci kteTf ma
il zajem "a jejich Slechetne pfi-
spent a podporu, kterezto do
pomahaji zenam, ably molly
zdarne vykonavati program
sluzby.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-22
w %ashington, D. G.
IA. brezna 1916,

Cteny pane Cihlar:-
Dostal jsem dopis cd mamin-
XIV re Zlfna (85ti-let6) a mezi
jinym pise:
Prav6 CO Yam pfsu prisly diva
balfky z Danska. Tat1nek 81
wal prvnf spek S chlebem =
prfste vice.
Tyto balfky fly. Sokol & Co.
byly poslany Vaslm prostfed-
nicfvfm a proto Yam posilam
dalsi objednavku ma 2 baliky
els. IA "Kodan". eek ma $3.50
a adresy pfikladam.
S pozdravem,
Anton Week
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-22
Pozdrav z Chicago.

Dostali jsme pohlednici z Chi
caga sc sdelenim: Pozdrav cd
stipsaku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-22

Sokolovy darkove baliky SPRAY
ne dochazej1 do Ceskoslovenska
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-09
LIVESTOCk--CHICkS

OUR 700 BARRED ROCK Pull
lets layed 5000 eggs before jan
uary |. We have chicks from these
fine hens for sale now. Also Reds,
White Rocks and Lcghorns. Call
or write Henderson Hatchery.
1000 BARRED ROCK COCKERELS
aHi}able Monoay, March II. $500
per hundred. Henderson Hatchery.
G-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-09
BUIICING SUPPLIES

JUST ARRIVED AT TIE
Place Of Values, a carload
Of insulating board / X 8 and
4 half car asbestos board / Y
8. Alex s. Watkins. 9-2tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-09

WE ARE UNDERGO
ing Remodcl!ng and Painting, we
will remain Open For Business,
and will be glad to serve you
Come in. Western Auto Associate
Store, Opposite Post Office 7-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-09

EXPERIENCED L A U N d r. L S S
wants to do shirts, curtains, fam
lily wash and fine fabrics, off
premises. Live in white house on
FarroW street Phone 3l8-J.
2-o7ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-09
SALE OR TRADE

9ADE YOUR EGGS FOR NEW
Garden Seeds al Henderson Hat
chcry. Full Selection 30 per
dozen allowed. Henderson Hat
cherry. ct
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-09

NOTICE, MIR. c. F. KING
and Mr.. Claude A. Rocker are
now in the employment of
Hughes Furniture Co., 4l8 S. Gar
nett street, where they welcome
your patronage. 5-5ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-09

WE HAVE A FEW CARPET
sWeepers on hand, Also many 9th
cr scarce items. See us-Save
money. r +. SattctWhitc & Sons
1-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-09

WE CARRY \ COMPLETE STOCK
of Westinghouse Mazda light bulbs
Of fall sizes. Take supply home
today. Hughes Furniture Co. 4l8
S. Garnett street, Phone 1877. 5-5ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-09

WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION
genuine antique deep frame pic
lures. See at Hughes Furniture
Co., 4l8 S. Garnett street Phone
l3i. 5-5ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-09

J. MAURICE ALLEN, CONTRAC-
tor and Builder, General Repairs,
Painting, Weather Stripping, In
sulations, Floor ReIinIshing, Phone
l026-W. eOd-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-09

WE HAVE FINE ALL FEATHER
crushed pillows only Sl.30. Sturdy
Ironing Boards S395. Stove Wicks
Of ali kind. Light fuses and baby
bottle warmers Sl,95, Hughes Fur
niture Co., 4l8 S. Garnett street,
Phone 1871. 5-itl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-09

WATCH FOR THE OPENING OF
the Community Shoe Shop near
Scott Parker Sanatorium in about
two weeks. 5-1-0-l2- IA 6
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-09
INSURANCE

FOR SALE: ACCIDENT & SICK
ness inslrancc-$l2 per year. Let
us explain cur Premier Double
Duty Policy Frank NJ Barnhart,
General Insurance. Phone 562-J.
24-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-09
BE MINDFUL
NEW COMERS

NEW COMERS:
Have YOU Had your Insurance trans
ferred to your new location, or do
YOU need Insurance on your personal
property
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-09

FERTILIZER DIS
tributors available now Other
farm supplies aVaiIabIc-sce us for
your needs c. J. Fleming Supply
Co. 7-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-09
SPECIAL NOTICES

FOR Y O U r T Ak REPORTS,
Statements, Monthly Reports, and
any Accounting contact p 9. Boz
II or Phone 302-W after 7 p. m
23-8tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-09
Citizens Bank &
Trust Company
AGENTS.
AGENTS

b. c. V WELLS, Mgr Insurance Dept.
Phone 1919 Henderson, N. c.
NOT W a \ T = d - poor
risks" are not wanted. Only
preferred risks are insured
with diyidend-paylng poll
cics. That's why we can save
YOU 20 percent (present dlVl-
dcnd rate). Get the facts be-
fore renewing your fire IN
surance policies. Plnnell In
surance Agency, Telephone
building. Phone 252. Att
WE HAVE 1876 MODEL lNSUK-
ance. our policies provide Com
DrchcnsiVc, Collision and Liability
protection at a saving through dl-
NidendS IN strong non-asSessaDle
Mutual Companies. We are also in
position to finance the purchase OF
your 1916 Model automobile when
YOU are ready for same. For bet
ter Insurance at Il saving contact
Gates Insurance Agency, phone
800. satS-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-09
AIRCRAFT
SALESCO.
Tom Stewart
r. B. Hester

IT'S PAINT UP TIME, VISIT
"The Place Of Values for
quality paints, B. P. S. paints
best Paints Solo, Alex S.
Watkins, "Where quality
tells and prices SELL 2-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-09

'RACTOR DRAWN PROV STALK
Cutter for sale for any type trac-
tor Immediate delivery. c. j.
Fleming Supply CO. Phone PIT.
7-9ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-09

MY OFFICE OVER CITIZENS
Bank & Trust Co., is open all day
and from : to 10 O'Clock every
evening for filing income tax re-
ports. NJ NJ Norden. l-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-09

VITA-LUX. THE WHITE ENAMEI.
that stays white. Fumes and
grease will not discolor VITA
LUX. One coat covers. Tanner
Roofing Company, Authorized Dis
trlbutOrS. 5-i-9
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-09
FARM SUPPLIES

SAVE MONEY. GOOD LESPEDEZA
Hay Baled $500 per ton. Also,
two good farm mules for sale
cheap. S. J. SattcrWhitc, Manson,
N. G.. G-Gti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-09
FOR RENT

BEDROOM For BENT. GENTLE
man ptufcrret N.i,o W. Care
Dispatch ct
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-09

B. C. WELLS, Mgr Insurance Dept.
Phone 1919 Henderson, N. c.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-09

AMERICAN LEGION
Round and Square Dance
SATURDAY NIGHT
March 9th
HENDERSON ARMORY
Iledgepe1h and OVertpn
VIII Furnish The Music
Come and Join the Crowd,
8-2ti
PIANO TUNER, JAMES G.. MEHE-
gan will be in Henderson soon
Leave orders with Mrs w. W
Parker. Sr., or Miss Bette Rose
PreVatte at High School. 8-2ti
WHEN YOU WANT DELICIOUS
cakes or pies ask for Mrs Cop
perthte's" AZ all leading Grocer
les. G. c. SatterWhitc, Distribu-
tor. 7-6ti
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where they attended the funeral OF
a nephew of Mrs. Krieger's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wegner of
Fromberg and Mrs. Sol Lehman of
Bridger were town visitors Wednes-
day and attended the commencement
exercises.
Miss Dora Cain who teaches at
Mott closed her school and is spend
ing her vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Cain.
Beverly Lehman of Bridger spent
the week in town visiting among
former friends.
Mrs. Floyd Braley entertained
Monday afternoon, May 20, for her
daughter Anna May on her sixth
birthday. Friends present were
Mrs. Alvin Braley and children
Ronald, Aleva and Ricky, Nadine
Wallace, Billy, Patsy and Colleen
Mary Harding, Stacine and
Plowman, Mitzie, Sylvia,
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h~ostesses to the Woman's Society
Friday afternoon at the hall. The
worship service was conducted by
Mrs. R. E. Plowman, and the pro-
gram, "Children and the Peace"
was in charge of Mrs. May Miller.
Mrs. Irwin Lesher was a guest
of the society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rymer and
son Charles, Jr., left the last of
the week for a visit with relatives
in Kentucky. They were accom-
by their daughter and III
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Nc
Kinney of Bozeman, who will visit
relatives in North Carolina before
returning home.
The freeze that came the night
If Nav 10 caught many of the
ocal gardeners. Many lost their
omatoes, melons and beans. Charles
Iastlick lost around 1900 tomato
,lants which he had set out on his
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Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Grubs an
nounce the birth of a son, Wednes-
day, May %. The child has been
named Charles Donald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Rehfeldt who
have been occupying the house on
the Wagner farm moved from this
community Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Shay and
Norman were dinner guests at the
Grubs home Sunday.
Clyde and Claude Killebrew were
helping with cattle branding Sun
day at the Munoz farm.
Mrs. Kenneth Shay and son Nor
man spent Wednesday at the Grubs
home.
A. l.. Grubs and children attend
ed a All club meeting of the Park
City Wranglers Friday night.
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Leroy and Ronald Sanders, Irene
and Gene Braley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Grooters and
Ronald, Judy and Carol of Billings,
were guests last Sunday of MI. and
Mrs. w. A. Hansford.
Mrs. Wilbur Wise and daughter
Phyllis Jean of P~ittsburg, Pa, came
the first of the week to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Kinney.
The Band Mothers club enjoyed
a picnic at the park Monday eve
ming. Later the club went to the
home of Mrs. Alex Fox, where
the club presented Miss Rosa Eisen-
man, band director, with a gift.
Miss Luthena Carpenter left
Tuesday for Boston after visiting
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Carpenter for three
weeks.
Mrs. A. L. Grubs, Mrs. Jennie
Oliver and Mrs. H. Henry were
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place just west of town. Many of
the plants had blooms and the loss
means extra cost and work.
John Flood who finished his
junior year in high school Friday
left for his home near Red Lodge,
where he will enter school in Sep
TENDER.
Mrs. w. F. Adams who has been
clerking in the Pearsall Mercantile
store the past three months, re-
signed Saturday.
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PARK CITY

Continued from Page Five)
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. V. Brandt Of
Miami, Fla, were recent overnight
visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Braley, en- route to the
park and west coast.
Mrs. Rollo Johnson of Billings
spent Wednesday and Thursday in
town with former friends, and at
tended commencement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Waschen-
fielder announce the birth of a
daughter born in a Billings hospital
Wednesday, May %.
Nh. and Mrs. Conrad Mehling
and Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Krieger
drove to Sheridan, Wyo., Friday,
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TREWIN

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Killebrew
and son have moved to Park City,
where they are occupying the house
formerly owned by Frank Miller.
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