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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-06

John Burke was elected COM
mander OF the newly organized
Waterbury'S Regular Veterans
Association last night at the club
headquarters at % North Leon
ard Street. Nicholas Movie was
elected vice-commander and
Homer White, junior vice-com-
mander.
Other new officers selected at
the meeting were Charles +.
Houghton, quartermaster, s,
Sunkis, adjutant: Patrick Char
cite, sergeant-at-arms. Plans for
forming an auxiliary were dis
cussed, Over so members and
their wives attended, Rev Roger
B. T, Anderson, rector OF Trinity
Episcopal Church, opened the
meeting,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-06
1-YEAR-OLD IN COLLEGE

Burlington, Vt. (UP)--Mrs. Ann
G, Webster and her two roommates
at the University OF Vermont have
more than their studies to worry
about.
Mrs. Webster, whose husband Is
with the occupation forces In Ger
many, has q year-old son, David
who shares the room. She and two
other college seniors take turns car
ing for the little boy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-06
SEPARATIONS

The number of separations re-
ported by the Armed Forces dur
ing the period OF February 4-25
totaled 1921, stated Commander
John F. Robinson, USNR, State d.
rector OF Selective Service, today,
This, he added, brings the total
number of Connecticut men separ-
ated since the inception of Selec-
tive Service in October 1910 to 1872
nhQ
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-06

N'A'
TODAY
DUE TODAY

At New York-Lejeune lie
Havre), 1890 incl. 775th F. A, Bn.,
69ist +, A. Bn,, ie5th Sig. Co, $50
q, p., Pier 81, II. r. Hamoney City
Victory Gle H9vre), l,4S4. 1890
q. m, Pier IS, s. I, Agwl Prince
tLe Havre), 1927, 7;3O q. M, Pier
81, II. r, Joliet Victory (Calcutta),
TO- viii debark off Rosebank, s, I.
Coaldale Victory Gle Havre), 1881
1880 p, M, Pier Is, s. I.
At San DieBo-0uilford, l,742.
Destroyer tender Hamul, S6e, De-
stroyerS Metealf, Shields and Grid.
ley and escorts Savage, Mills, Sail
Strom and RamSden, 34S,
Al, Seattle--Waipio tOahu), 4
General William F. Hase diverted
TO San Francisco.
Az San FranoiSco--Admiral w. S.
Sims (Okinawa), 4,9Sl. General
Charles q. Morton (EniwetokD
3,098, Missoula COklnawa), 5S5
Navy so Marine Corps, 1853 Ar
my, Talladsga (Pearl Harhor, 7Bi
Navy, 81 Marine Corps, 1924 Army.
Berrien tYoRosuka), s94 Navy. Sit
ka Bay tFearl Harbor, 400 Navy,
A, T, r. SO (Pear) Harbor), IL Navy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-06

ON FURLOUoH

On FUNLUUUH
Pfc. Jack Fravel, 20 Henry street,
Is now home on a 30-day furlough
after serving In India and China
for q year. Prior to entering the
service he was employed By the
Bristol Company. Frayel Is q Rradu-
ate OF Crosby High School,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-06
WAR BRIDE

The Australian bride OF former
Army SISgt Anthony Patricelll, son
OF Mrs, Palmina Papa, 80 Norton
Street, has been reported on the
Monterey due at san Francisco on
Monday. She Is accompanied by
her year-old daughter, Susan.
Patrieelli was q script writer for
VITO prior to entering the service
He worked IN an Army public rela-
tons office IN Australia, Patreelh
spent over tnree years in the Pa
cific.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-06
GomecIub
Ncmes New
President
OILS Ca0ueiie Takes
Over Duties From
Irving ]. Pagan

osls CaSuette was elected presl-
dent OF the Waterbury Elsh and
Game Protective Association sue
ceeding irving J. Pagan az the an.
nual meeting ct the clubhouse In
Cheshire Monday night,us
Others named include;
First vice President = Nelson
Bellmay,
Second Vice President - Harry
Mayo,
Third vice President - Harry
Clark,
Treasurer--John II. Kulmann.
secretafy-Rlchard Clark.
The executive committee elect.
ed was as follows: Charles A.,
Templeton, George Largay, Alfred
DreSchef, p, A, McEvoy, irving ],
Pagan, Andrew Buck and julius
Biener
The new president announces
there will be a special meeting FRI
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-06
WHAT DID SHAKESPEARE SAY!

WhlAA DAO S1hAAESEEAAE SAX
Harrisburg, Pa. (UP) You'll find
a Fake and q Piker listed in the
new city directory along with such
oddity strnameS as Boob. Poet.
Silly. Miser, Dragon, Spider. john
grass Brickhouse, Prayer and
Leisure.
Tabulation reveals the area has
one Sinner and six LadyS, four
sheriffs and four Badmans.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-06

chairman Of the meeting
March 20 Is the date OF the groups
next forum meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-06

Our Luggage Shop is the last
word in artistic deeOT-G sIoTi-
OusIy tinted fusion Of rich,
rare raspberry and ozure blue,
b0thed in q suffusion 0f soft sub
dued lights, with establishment
OF metOI eorniees end IuxuTiOusly
soft comfortable chairs to relax
in and enjoy this modern reFur.
bished home Of HoFtmonn lug
gage at is best.
HoFtmonn Iussose from the COM
pact little overnight poudre kit
TO skyFobes, tOuFEobes, coat cases,
and hand Iusssoss os only Hart
mann knows the oFt Of building
fine IussOss. $I7.50 70 $50.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-06
%,ss4M11y1|vtT
" ESTABLISHED 1855
eTAsLlsHsn 1855

New Store Hours, $3.50 a. m. to 5:45 p. m.
Travel And The World TroveIs With
You-AII Hortmonnized To The
Lost Piece Of Luggage.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-06
City Departments Annual
Reports Cited by Mayor
Plans of Various officials Noted
In Report Made to Aldermen

Ed Note - This Ii the second
In q twO-part series giving the
highllghts Of the annual reports
Of each city department Is sub
mltted TO Mayor John 8. MOnagan
and reported by him 10 the Board
Of Aldermen Monday night;
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-11
Circle Meets
Monday Night

The Business Girls CiI,iC nj th'
First Baptist church vas enter
tanned at p Christmas party I"
Mrs. W. W. Noel. sponsor. ann
Miss Elizabeth Newton At camp
lndianhead Monday might.
The cabin was festive with deco,
rations Of pines. rcd tapcis gro
randian berries and bright nv
burned in the open fireplace. CEN
terpieCc for the table was ioim.
cd OF log candclabra holdiri
burning red tapcfs and flank'd =!
pines and nandina berries.
Upon arrival. members w'i'
served = spaghetti supper "ith
tossed salad. hot rolls and coli"
and individual pies
Following the business SESSION
Miss Alma Dixon read story NJ
The Second Christmas" '",s
mas carols were sung by NV
group. accompanied by Mrs. Nee
nj the piano. Mrs Richard paws
taught mission study book No"
Is the Day"
Dr.. w ". Noel. in the role D
Santa Claus. distributed gifts rom
underneath a brightly-lit Christ
mas tree.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-11
Club Meeting
At Middleburu

In tn" community house dccorat.
cd :"Stiyriy with green's and other
christmas arrangements. the Mid.
dichurg Garden club met Wcdncs.
day afternoon. December E
pom arrival. members and
guests WEI" served a supper plate
"i turkey with dressing, cranberry
salad, stuffed celery. snowfall!
cakes and hot rolls.
'"nt'IpIv," for the table was
formed "t rN"lGicCnS shaped into a
star and outlined with rcd berries.
Lighted iap'is were placed at each
~ tn" points and COlortul Christ
mas tree balls were hcapcd IN the
center ~ Tia star. Other Christ
m"s decorations were arranged a.
bout the hou-"
Mis-. " : Collins presented a
gal oo'"''r. who SANG The Lord
l. Ny Sh"rh"ld'. % HOLY Light
Thanks BE To God. firing Back
that old-Fa shioncd Christmas :"
and y medley OF Christmas carols
y devotional talk or What Docs
Christmas Mean" was given hv
N's II Il White. and Mrs william
Glover told IN" story Of The
O:hcr Wl~c Man"
Prize !o' thr NOS, a''inctivcly
wrapped Christmas rnckagc was
presented 'o N!~. Howard Currin.
iios'rsS'S TO: the occasion were
Mrs Frank Spain. Ms. +. II. Rv-
chan. Mis-. e VI Newman. Mrs J.
II P'uwm'I. Miss Monitor Nc
Vaughan. Mis- Willie Wilson and
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-11
Central PTA
Gives Social

An informal social hour r,sr,.
ed the business meeting ~ r..
trail School +. 7. A. hold Va!
n"Sday afternoon. December , :,
the school. a coffee table 49,,
attractive in its appointments, a.,
lighted taprrs. pyiacan,ha bs,
ties and greens.
Mrs. r. !. Jones. former ,,,-
cipal OF the school. poured co,,,
and the social committee .e,r,.
cakes. sandwiches and n.,,
During tho informal hour w.,
Fred r. Hight softly NAV.
Christmas carols. adding n =,
i"stiNiiy OF the occasion
Mrs. G. Morgan led tho dow,
'innals and a short cuisines, a..
sion was hold Reports w.,
heard from tho various ronn...
tees and plans were made TO- 4,
Christmas party for the sr,,y
student body.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-11
Miss WindleY


complim"nting Miss MARY
"indlcy. whose wedding To Nat
Ballard will take place on Sat
urday. December 81. Mrs. w. 3.
TharrinCton and Mrs. II. a. Dem
mis- were hostcsScs at dessert
hour Saturday evening at nine
o'clock nj their home on Chest
nut street
Throughout the house were sea-
sonnl decorations. Autumnal
grasses formed the hall arrange
m"nts. while in the living room
Mrs. W. II. Wirdlcv. mother OF
leaves and pryacantha berries.
were appointments OF magnolia
the hrIdc-clcCt. poured coffee at
the dining room table. which was
decorated with a silver bowl
holding white pom-pOm chrysan-
thcmums and svpsorhalie. White
burning tapcrs in silver Candida
bra Thanked the ccrtcrpiccc On
the sidchonId were arrangements
Of autumral fruits and white
tnpeIs in silver Caudclab!a.
The host"sScS presented Miss
Windlcv Corsagc OF colortul
swrcrpcas and guest gift Of
silver
Nodded ices in fruit designs.
srowha!Is. nuts and minis were
served by the hostcssrs. Miss
Wirdley's plate was OInamcntCd
with an original miniature hrid.
doll. The hostesScs were assisted
ny Miss Dorothy WcstcI. Mrs.
Arthur Sweet OF Columbus. Ohio.
and Miss Edna Faulkner.
Approximately thirty invited
guests attended tho party.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-11
Christmas In
Shaw Class

Members or Tho Shaw Phiia-
thea class ~ tho FRS. Baptist
church met in tho ladies' parlor
Monday evening. December o.
fnr tho regular December meeting
which waS conducted with Christ
mas rs tn" them" for tho evening.
Mrs. 6. II Gillilard. president,
presided
pcvotionals were lcd by Mrs
NJ 6. Mills. Who read tho Christ
mas story from tho Bible and
then Icd ir PRAYER.
During tho business session.
reports were given by various
committees The class voted to
prepare gifts for each person At
tho county home and tho sana-
'oriUm Committees for tho fol-
lowing month wer" announced as
follows: door. Mrs. Ethel *.
Sexton and MIS-. NJ G. Miles;
iooT. Ms W. II Hester and
Ms. Frank Barnett: sick. Mrs.
j. g TolSon and Mrs. &. T. Dan
iCl. personal service. Mrs J II.
Hinton and Mrs {. II GIlliland.
January hostcSScs. McSda y
4. Tucker. c. r. Page. r. b.
Smith and 4. r Perry.
Mrs Ralph Thompson. program
chairman. presented Mrs. jamie
Pov;hrc>s. who delighted the
group with Christmas story en-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-11
Shower Given
To Mrs. Cocker

Mrs. r. Goodc Fleming and
Mis-. Emmett Raynor were host
csSCs recently at the home Of Mrs.
Fleming n; n miscellaneous show
or hororing Mrs. Marvin Ashley
Cocker. bride Of December !.
The house was decorated with
fall flowers Mrs Cocker was
presented corSaCe az yellow
Chrvsa mums.
Miss Louise Nelson was win
ncr OF the contest and Mrs Cocker
was presented the basket Of
gifts.
In the dining room the table
was certcrcd with an arrange
mcnt OF yellow chrysanthcmums
in silver compete, thanked by
yellow burning tapcrs III silver
holders
Paradise pudding. nuts min,s
and coffee were served by tho
hostcsscs TO the following guests:
Mrs. Cokcr. Miss HIlda Huff.
Miss Grace White. Miss jamie
Sattcrwhitc Miss Halle Frank
Mills. Mrs. Dorsey Fleming Hart.
Miss MyIa Huff. Mrs. Owen
Wright. Mrs william Glover.
Miss Ellen Trogdon. Mrs. Way
land Stainback. Miss Louise Mel
son. Miss Polly Mcintyre. Mrs.
Eliza beth Watkins. Miss Ann Tip
nett. Miss Margaret wilkinson.
Mrs. c. s. Tippett Mrs l.. L..
Swanson. Mrs. Sam Fox. Jr.. Mrs.
F.. p. wilkinson. Mrs. Jack Nor
dan. Mrs. &. Hitc. Mrs. Alton T.
LcMav and Miss Louise Aston.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-11
HckSbOrO Nr,cs
By Mrs. j. u Knott


Tn" Woman's Missionary L..
ion OF Island Creek church hr:
It's monthly meeting las. Frtay
night with Mrs. NJ n. Woody >.
hostess and Mrs. Edwa,t
Woody az Co-hostcss The NEE.
ing opened with song. "We'y.
a Story To Toll to III. Nation
Scripture was read hv MIS-. C. v
Norwood Rev. !. NJ. Walker I'D
IN prayer. Those taking Uar, or
the program were Mrs !. 2
Knott. Mrs. T.. r. Clark. Mrs. {
s. ORrien. Mrs. !. NJ Wake.
Mrs. s F. Wilson and Mr. VAL.
o.. Silent Night" was sung a.
duet by Mrs. G W Norwood
and Mrs a 6. O'RIicn Mrs 6
II. Shotwrll. the president. cor.
Quoted the business meeting ate.
which the group adjourned 10
meet next month with Ms Tay.
lor AysCue The hoStcss"s served
supper plate with Sandwiches
pickles. candy and tea
Nj. and Mrs. /. =. B.7k" Z"
LumhcItor. and MI. and Mi'
E. n. Blake. OF Henderson. spent
Saturday night and Sunday viii
Mr. and Mrs. j. u Knott
Mrs. l.. j. Shanks visited h''
daughter. Mrs. Raymond Dean. a.
Quantities.. Virginia. Mrs n'ar
and two children left psr"mh''
& for Hawaii where she viii lo.-
her husband
Mr.. and Mrs Donald kto'i
and daughter. Dian. Or ApcN
were dinner guests Of NJ. and
Mis-. J d. Knott on sunday
Roger DiCkcgson spent Thank
giving and the Weekend VIII
Willard DiCkcrson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ Walker
and children were supp"' guests
Wcdncsd evening OF MI. ard
Mrs. F. II. Hicks.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-11
Nurses Club
Pldns Dance

Plans have been made for the
festive Sule dance on Saturday
evening, December IA. In Hen
detson high school gymna stun
under sponsorship OF the Nurses
club. OF Henderson. Il was learn
cd today.
Music for dancing from Q till
~ will he furnished by the Caro-
linians under direction OF w. T.
Hearns
The dance. which IL informal.
will be open 10 the public and
tickets have been placed on sale.
II was stated Proceeds from the
dance will be placed In the oxy.
gen tent fund for Maria Psrha m
hospital.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-11
Property In City
Involved In Deeds

Deeds recorded at the register
~ deeds office Monday show cd
property changes on Carolina ave.
nu", Robertson street and IN Sandy
'rrck township.
=. K. Gee and wife transferred a
lot on Carolina avenue 10 ! NJ
hohcood and wife for 500 and
other considerations.
lot on Robertson stree. l,as
conveyed 20 q. r Narboruu.h by
Is. I. Marlborough for $40 and Other
considerations. -. L. YarHoruu.h
and wife transferred the 10, 70 Il
!. Marlborough !or $40 and o,hC,
considerations.
\ tract containing IS - acre.
III SANDY Creek township was sold
by MsllHid Robertson and WIFE 1,
Viola NJ Robertson tov SD and
other considerations.
Ms. H"i"u ". Tciscr md C.t,.
l'"S Sank and Trust comn.rs ,,-
e. "'ciS. conveyed II lot uw Nar.c
ard Oak streets N West Henderson
60 g. ;. Eastwood for 500.
\ lot on the Raleigh highway was
Transferred 20 +. T. Warren and
".." hE Elizabeth Jones Got SlOO
and ot1cr considerations
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-11
Local Group
At Exchange
Meet Sunday

Ea"."s. D.. member ~
inc EXCHANGE state EoarG Of Con.
troll. Nj Eawi"s NJ and Ni<
Hay Buchanan. ~, and Mrs f
= Tl"dH'I Nj. trd Ms Robert
, "''."., and NJ and Ms Henry
Lane attended meeting OF the
state board sunday AT Robert f.
'."r H"'"' ln Wn~ion-Sal"m.
J"un Wooster Martin. chairman
OF The |H'oual Exchange youth
study rauci and city editor of
Tru" Detective magazine. was
n'i1Dipn' speaker and spoke OF
'a" SUBJECT Tn" Right Way to
NJ JuEcui." D"limcncy.
NJ. Martin placed tho cos, %
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-11
BObbiH NplUs
Ry Marion {. Wondlicf.

Nj and Mrs RADON StragRIl.
OF DarvIilc. Va. wcr" guests Of
Mrs Josie Duke Woodlicf dur
ing tn" Thanksgiving holidays.
Mr.. Stcagall is student At the
extension Of V. +. / n Danville.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Wei
Ions and children. Of Micro. were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. Xvi
trcll. last weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sumptcr and
son and Miss Ann Marie Wood
lief have returned from a visit
to Washington. -. c. and Balti-
more. Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs Dorsey Woodlicf
spent several days last week in
Raleigh "a the guest Of w. Duke
Woodlicf at tho Carolina Hotel.
Mrs Josie Duke Woodlicf had
as her guests last Sunday. MI.
and MIS- William 4 Cannady. OF
Oxford Miss Alice Marie Wood
lief. OF Kittrcil. Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Woodlicf. and daughter.
Priscilla. OF Henderson. MI. and
Mrs. Vernon Finch and son. Of
Oxford. ". Duke Woodlief. OF
Raleigh. Mrs. K o. Woodliet and
Mrs. J l.. Moss. OF the Robbtit
community.
Miss Nancy 10 Finch, OF Ok
ford. spent several days last
week with her randmothcr. Mrs.
Josie Duke Woodlicf
The Bobbitt home dcmonstTa-
ton club held its regular month
ly meeting with Mrs. W. &. Hight
on Tuesday afternoon. a very
interesting program MAS given in
GLIDING how 10 wrap Christmas
packages.
The Christmas story was read
from the Bible by Mrs. j. l..
Moss. new president OF the club.
after which puzzles and contests
were enjoyed by tho members.
An exchange OF Christmas gifts
followed the program. The host
esses served cookies and punch.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-11

out effort 10 serve to the utmost
and to give Henderson and this
section the very best possible
newspaper that can be produc-
ed With tho facilities at hand.
This pledge the Dispatch and its
entire personnel makes in all
sincerity and determination.
In Inc days OF Sojourn away
rom home. every effort Will be
made To produce and deliver the
Dispatch with prompiucss and
efficiency. With heartfelt graft
tudc Ior all tho good things Of
'hc past and tor the friendships OF
The present, the Dispatch looks to
The future with the utmost faith
~ rs friends and It's community,
and 10 the opportunity TO help
ds iar a. /, n.Jy 10 promote the
common welfare.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-11
200 Attended
Lions Party

Approximately two hundred
persons attended tho Lions club
annual card party in Henderson
high school gymnasium Wcdnes-
day evening. December 4. with
the proceeds going into the Lions
club blind fund Throughout the
gym and AT the entrance were
festive decorations Of seasonal
greens
Master OF ceremonies for tho
evening was Lion President Fred
kcsler. who extended greetings
10 the guests and announced tho
playing rules. During the evening.
visitors enjoyed bridge. setback.
tumnhy. hearts and other card
games. Refreshments were also
served by members OF the club.
At the conclusion OF the plav.
ing. prizes. donated by various
Henderson merchants. were dis
tribucd TO holders Of lucky
numbers. Miss Adele Powell was
winner OF the grand prize.
government bond.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-11
Veterans To
Be Ready For
Holiday Jobs

With the large number Of vet
Grams III colleges who will he re-
turning for the Christmas holi-
days and viii be available for
work during the rush period. cm-
ploNcrS are urged by Hail Brooks
manager Of the North Carolina
Employment Service office here.
TO list job opening At their places
Of business
Colleges and universities will
begin closing for the HOLIDAYS
next week and large number
of students VIII hc looking for
work possibly until the first of
the year. Brooks stated. Dcpatt-
mcnt stores and other business
6 requiring extra help III this
period are asked to notify the en-
Payment office Of the number
OF employees needed and the typc
OF worker wanted.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-11
Many Real Estate
Papers Are Filed

'loH"ity changes on tho N:~ks-
'N. 70 IoNENNill" and Dahrcv roads
Nci" noted ln realty actions =, tho
register ri deeds office last week
joan -. Cooper. il and wife
J W Cooper and wife conveyed
I'S acres on tho Nickshoro road
10 Ma" Swain FOR SO and other
considerations
second lot on tho Vrrk.ho,o
road vas transferred "a MAJ.
swan 'N !. u. Cooper. IT, and
vic. j " Cooper and wife and
NJ. !. Cooper and vii" for so and
other considerations
Mary : Swain Transferred tho
properties 10 g " Sparks 70, $40
and othc' considerations.
\ tract ~ 81 acres on the
Townsville highway was sold "a
John " Smith and wife hv Berthe
Taylor for SO and other consider.
atoms.
\ lot on the Dahncv road vas
sold to J g. Hicks and wife by
j. II. Early and wife for $40 and
other considerations.
SiN'y-siN acres IN Ei'trell town
snip was conveyed t. o s. Hedge
reth and wife BY NJ r Hedge
pcth and others for tiO and Other
considerations
o s. HedEcpcth and wife and
others sold 6o3 acres in kittrcII
township to w r. Finch for SO
and other considerations.
a lot on Bridges street was con.
veyed by Mary A. Hughes and
others TO Hazel Moore for $40 and
other considerations.
! i Huff and wife transferred
lot on Andrews avenue 10 Mrs
Maggie " LonRnire for 800 and
other considerations. Mrs. Long.
miro conveyed the lot on Nelson T..
Longmire for 81 and other con.
sidcrations.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-11

Waiter W Brnucr. 81. Of Ridge
way. died at Maria Patham hos.
pitai. Henderson. shortly after g.
70 O'Clock last Saturday evening
after being struck hv 1910 Hud-
son. driven hv Nellie Sheffield. Of
Long Island. y. Y. at RidEeway.
Braucr vas reported crossing the
highway in the town OF Ridgeway
and was struck by the right center
OF the automobile He suffered
decorations about the face. a brok-
en- arm. a broken neck and other
compound fractures.
a coroner's jury exoneratcd the
driver of the automobile at an in
quest held ut noon Sunday.
Rfancr's widow L. Mrs. Marie
Hoffman Bfaucr. He was the
son OF julius c. Brauer and the late
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-11
Slides Are Shown
For EXCHANGE Club

Slides showing the develop
mont Of oil from tho Stone Age 10
the present days we're pictured for
members OF tho Exchange club n,
their weekly meeting Mondsv
night.
PAU Stainback showed the
slides through compliments Of
the Coca-Cola company. Henry
Lane was in charge Of the program
and President Ray Buchanan pre-.
sided
Tickets for tho nurses dance
on December II were distribut-
cd among members for sale Df
David Kallman was guest Of NJ. n.
Matthews.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-11
Three Lots In City
Changed In Deeds

=. property changes on Hargrovc.
New and Southcrland streets yc.c
noted IN realty actions 2, tho
,,"Eistor of deeds office ycs,or.
day.
Carrie Marrow and Henry p
Mait row and vile conveyed = lot
on Hsrzravc street "a Mrs. Hsle 4
). IolIicoffer for 500 and othe r
considerations.
a lot on New street was sold
10 Eurman T. Glenn and wife
by {. T. Nethery and wife for
NO and other considerations.
{. kittrell transferred 10
James Morefield a LOT on South
erland street for Sf25.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-11

Louisa Bender Braucr. He was n
member OF the Lutheran church
at Ridgcway
In addition 10 his wife and IN
thcr. Braucr is survived by two
daughters Miss Corneiia Brauer,
OF Wake Forest college. and Miss
Emma Elizabeth Brauef. OF the
nome; son. Johnny william
Brsuer. two brothers. o. A. and p.
r.. Brsuer. both OF Rideeway: a
sister. Mrs. c. r Hecht. OF Ridge
way
Funeral services were held at the
residence AT Ridgcway Monday aft L.
crnoon at three O'Clock. conduct.
cd by Rev. J. +. Mocbius. Inter
ment vas in the Lutheran church
cemetery.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-11
Christmas Pageant.

The Girl scouts OF Troop No. )
will present n Christmas pageant
at tho FirS, Baptist church sun
dnv afternoon. IL was announced
Tho scouts viii! meet At the
church Thur ~day afternoon at
O'Clock 10 make final preparations
for this event
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-11
Minnie Hughes
To Be Bride

Mr. ana Mrs 8 = Hughes ~
Henderson have announced '"
engagement OF their dsuEhNr'
Minnie F'iorinc. TO Carlos
Mills. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. "
Mills, also of Henderson. wv
wedding date has been SCI w.
December q at City Road he"
odist church in Henderson.