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Evening star., 1946-03-11
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Mar. IL OP.-Cotton fu>
lures moved over fairly wide range in
quiet trading today as further develop
ment on higher trading margins were
awaited. Commission house and local
buying rallied the market so cents bale
in early trading, influenced partly by in
dicationS of strong congressional opposi-
tion to .cotton-pricins policies. However,
trade selling attributed to hedging against
purchases of Government cotton.
Late afternoon prices were s. cents .
bale higher to 55 lower. March, 27.00;
May, 26.75; July, 1888.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad ap-
pointed w. w. Gwathmey, jr., engi-
neer of construction with headquar-
tiers in Baltimore.
Evening star., 1946-03-11
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Evening star., 1946-03-11
Washington Exchange
SALES-AFTER CALL

Washington Gas 81 80 pfd.-5 at 11O.
Washington Gas 5s 1960-S50O at 1879
Washington Railway & Electric pfd-o5
at 1875
washington Gas $3.50 ptd.-l5 at l1Oas
Riggs fractions at 125h
MergenthaIer Linotype; 81 1z2.
Riges Bank common at $50, 8 al $50.
Riggs fractions at 1854,
Smyrna times., 1946-12-05

easiest way to clean
silver. Dippo costs only
a few pennies, yet it
saves time, energy and
mess, and also prolongs
the life of your silver
for many years.
Get Dippo todayl
Smyrna times., 1946-12-05

tor free for other work. In ex-
planning the operation of the new
machine Mr.. FAIRIES pointed out
that because of its self-propelled
design you can pick any two rows
without down rows and save all
the labor ordinarily required to
open fields by hand. In an aver
age field the self-propelled picker
will pick and husk from twenty to
thirty acres a day-or about as
much corn per day as fifteen men
would pick by hand, he stated.
Farmers who have adopted soil
conservation measures and are
planting their corn around hillsides
and slopes will find the new ma
chine particularly well fitted to
harvesting their contoured fields as
there is no side draft and steering
is exceptionally easy. The operator
sits up high above his work where
he always has a good view of the
field and can watch the operation
of the machine at the same time.
In this connection Mr.. FAIRIES en-
phasized the advantages to the OPP
orator from the standpoint of safe
! ty. Controls are all at the driv-
er's fingertips eliminating the need
for reaching over dangerous power
lines, and moving parts are well
shielded. Thus, from the stand
point of safety and comfort alone
the new self-propelled corn picker
has come long way since the days
when picking corn mechanically
was both a tedious and precarious
job.
Smyrna times., 1946-12-05

All of the State Board of Health's
Well Child Conferences, held in 80
different locations in the state, Of
fer diphtheria immunization as well
as smallpox vaccination to the pub
lie. Persons not having family
physicians may have their children
immunized at the Well Child Con-
ference (baby clinic) in their area.
The next Well Child Conference
scheduled in Smyrna will be held
on Tuesday, Dec. 10th from 1 to 3
p. m, at the Commerce Street
Clinic Building. These baby clinics
are now planned for the End Tues
day afternoon of each month.
Smyrna times., 1946-12-05
DIPHTHERIA
DISCUSSED
Parents Urged To Immunize
All Babies and Young
Children Now
HISTORY OF PROGRAM

Eighteen cases and two deaths
from diphtheria so far this year-a
number of them during the past
few weeks-brings a warning from
DIR. Edwin Cameron, executive Sec
retary of the State Board of
Health, that all babies and young
children should have the protection
of diphtheria immunization, since
they are the ones most apt to die
from this dangerous and catch
ing" disease. Diphtheria is, essen
TALLY, a disease of early childhood,
and those under the age of 5 years
are most defenseless against it..
The diphtheria germ grows in the
nose and throat and pours out a
powerful toxin or poison into the
blood stream. This poison may at
tack the heart muscle and damage
it severely or it may infiame the
nerves and cause type of paralys-
is.
Diphtheria Result of Neglect
Diphtheria, the health official
stated, is a disease that is largely
the result of neglect for, if all par
ents would take their children to
the family doctor or the clinic and
have them given the protective
substance called "toxoid," few chill
dren would have this disease. Diph-
iberia was once the most justly
dreaded of al the diseases of child
hood and many children died from
it each year. Medical science has,
fortunately, found a defense
against diphtheria in this substance
Smyrna times., 1946-12-05
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Report of Church Services For the
Coming Week


First Church of Christ, Scientist,
Wilmington, at Park Place and
Van Buren, Street: morning service
IL a. m, Sunday School, IL a. m.
Christian Science Society, Milford,
meets at Grange Hall: Morning
service IL a. NJ; Sunday School IL
a. M, also meets first Wednesday
evening of each month at 8 p. m.
Subject for Sunday, Dec. 8, is:
God the only Cause and Creator" F"
Golden Text: Acts 4: "a. Lord,
thou art God, which hast MADE
heaven, and earth, and the sea, and
all that in them is. A Bible cita-
ton from the lesson-sermon is:
Genesis 1: 27, 81. So God created
man in his own image, in the inn
age of God created he him; male
and female created he them. And
God saw every thing that he had
made, and, behold, it was very
good. A correlative passage from
the Textbook Science and Health
with Key to the Scriptures" by
Mary Baker Eddy is. (P. 502-503)
There is one creator and one crea-
tion. This creation consists of the
unfolding of spiritual ideas and
their Identities, which are embrac-
ed in the infinite Mind and forever
reflected. These ideas range from
the infinitesimal to infinity, and the
highest ideas are the sons and
daughters of God.
Smyrna times., 1946-12-05
Our Governmental Security

During his tenure as President
of the United States Andrew jack
son said: GAS long as our govern
ment is administered for the good
of the people, and is regulated by
their will; as long as it secures to
us the rigts of person and property,
liberty of conscience and of the
press, it will be worth defending"
Smyrna times., 1946-12-05
A Higher and NObler Courage

Personal or private courage is
totally distinct from that higher
and nobler courage which prompts
the patriot to offer himself as a
voluntary sacrifice to his country's
good.-Henry Clay.
Smyrna times., 1946-12-05
The Proper Ruling Power

A government of equal rights
must, therefore, rest upon mind,
not wealth, not brute force; the
sum of the moral intelligence of
the community should rule the
state.-Bancroft.
Smyrna times., 1946-12-05
ANNOUNCES CORN PICKER
Local Dealer Cites Advantages Of
Labor Saving Device

Labor Saving Device
Ralph G. FAIRIES, Massey-Harris
dealer of Townsend, told today of a
Self-Propelled Corn Picker-now in
production at the Massey-Harris,
Batavia, New York factory. Unlike
pull-type corn pickers or tractor
mounted units, the new self,pro-
PEELED corn picker has its own pow
er unit which both propels the ma
chine and operates the swapping
and husking rolls, leaving the trac-
Smyrna times., 1946-12-05

called "toxoid," which, when given
to the child, has the power to
stimulate the body to build up i'm
munity against the disease. The
State Board of Health assures par
ents that this injection is simple
procedure.
Since diphtheria kills more bab-
les than it does older children, the
Board advises that the first injec-
ton of toxoid be given at about six
months of age, with two other in
jections to follow at intervals rec
commended by the physician. Re-
inforcing doses are recommended
for children before they enter the
first grade of school. If five and
six-year-olds have not been given
diphtheria protection as infants, it
is even more important that they
have it when they begin their
school life, the health official stat
es.
Diphtheria Program Begun in 1926
1t was two decades ago, in 1925,
that an intensive diphtheria cam
paign was begun in Delaware by
the State Board of Health, and
since that time more than 125, 900
immunizations have been given to
infants and young children by
Board personnel, over $4,000 of
them having been given since 1910.
In addition, of course, many thou
sands have had the protective mea-
sures given them by their family
physicians. In the year 1925, be-
fore the program began, there
were 204 cases of diphtheria in
Delaware with 80 deaths. DR.. Cam
eron warned, however, that parents
must not make the mistake of
thinking, because the death rate
from diphtheria has ben markedly
reduced, that their babies are safe
without immunization. Only when
all babies and young children are
protected will the disease be con-
quered.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-18
MOI, KATEREGA
CELL SVET ZAVIDA

On zivi bolise, je boljse da
in SPI boljse kot vecina ro-
jenih aristokratov drugih dezel.
On lastuje udoben dom, z notra-
MO montersko in resnicno grel-
no napravo.
On vozi moderno karo, mesto
vozilo ma Ollie ali voli.
On 81 je sam svoj gospodar, in
&c resnicno zeli in je voljan res
no delati, lahko postane "boss'
svojega departmental, svoje
druzbe, ali svoje domovine.
Njegovi otroci 81 lahko nabavi-
jo izobrazbo kolegiju, in Sc
podajo v katerokoli trgovino ali
profesijo, XII jo zelijo izbrati.
mi veliko drugih dezel ma temu
svetu, kjer je to mogoce.)
To je ameriski delavec, XII zivi
in della pod ameriskim sistemom
proste izbere, proste govorice in
proste prilike.
Tisocero MOI kot je on, della
pri Republic Steel.
REPUBLIC STEEL
CORPORATION
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-18

znana dejanja njegovih lastnih
bogov 2 deianji bogov drugih
Judi; druge poti nj. In ko raz-
pravljamo temi primerjanji,
is TEN Sc nj receno, da prehaja-
mo k bogovom drugih narodno-
sti. In znano je, da SO nasi bo-
govi najmocnejsi in najmogoe-
'nejsi.
Kristjani imajo le malo bo-
gov, in ii bogovi so novi in tudi
NATURALIZATION Sc nam dozdeva.
lSeveda, stevilo teh bogov Sc DO
pomnozilo, kajti tako Sc godi
vsem bogovom, toda ia doba je
Sc zelo dalec; oddaljena je Sc
mnogo vekov, kajti bogovi Sc lie
pocasi mnoze, kakor je to obi
cajno med bitji, katerim pome-
mia tisocletje lie neznaten tre-
|notek. In med rojstvi nasih bo-
gov poteklo je kar milijone let.
|Zadeva je namrec zelo pocasna
in pridobitev moci in mogocno-
sti je ravno tako pocasna. O
vsem tenn imamo ma razpolago
ma tisoce dokazov in sicer ma
podlagi kolosalnih znafajev njih
Iosobnih dejanj, kakor tudi de-
JAM povsem navadnih ljudi, ka-
term so bogovi podelili nadna-
ravne moci.-Vasemu Samsonu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-18

vse do danasnjih dni ma ravnini
Govardhun kot dokaz moci, ka-
tero so mu naSi bogovi podelili.
Vsekako nam mora biti po-
vse1n jasno, da Hanuman ne bi
moge1 nesti one velikanske gore
vse do Ceylona, ako bi mu boz
govi ne podelili bozje moci. Jas
no vam je tudi, da Sc je vse to
zgodilo pomocjo bogov, ne pa
vsled njegove lastne moci.
In tako sem preprican, da mo-
rate dvoje stvari priznati: Pr
vic,-da Samson, ko je nesel
mestna vrata ma svojih plecih, 0
tenn Sc nj dokazal, da so njegovi
bogovi boljsi cd nasih; in dru-.
gle, da o njegovi moci inmate
drugih dokazov, nego lie pripo-
vedovanje, docim SO dejstva o
Hanumanu ne le podprta le z
ustnimi zatrjevanji, temvec z
docela dokazanimi dokazi, kate
re vsakdo lahko vidi in Sc jih
tudi lahko dotakne-kar lie
smatrati najboljsim dokazom.
Mi imamo gorovje, in dokler
to gorovje ostane med nami. ne
moreno in ne bodemo istfnito-
sti niti dvomili. - In kje innate
vi ona vrata?" -....
"Nova Doba," glasilo ABB.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-18

sonu, po potrebni nlaterijai "a
gradnjo mostu. .Tekom dveh
dnevov je Hanunan marsi-al
petnajststo mill dalec, vse dc
Himalaje, kjer je naprtil ma svo-
ia pleca kar dvesto mill dolgo
predgorje omega velikanskega
gorovja, ma kar Sc je napotil
nazaj proti Ceylonu. Bio je po-
noci; in ko je korakal po raw
ninah, je ljudstvo v Govardhu-
nu culo njegovo gromu podobno
korakanje, vsled cesar Sc ie
zemlja tresla tako, da so ljudje
ostavili svoja domovja in vidcli
ma lastne oci, kako je potovalo
snezno Himalajsko gorovje mi
mo njih. In ko je ia velikanska
celina potovala mimo njih, ugle-
dali so ma Mi svetljajoce sc lu-
ci, XII so gorele v tisocerih va
sch tega gorovja, tako da Sc jim
je dozdevalo, kakor da bi ozvez-
dja potovala po nebu. Ko SO
l:udje vse to opazovali, Sc je
Hanuman izpodtaknil; odlomilo
sc malo, lie kakih dvajset mill
dolgo pogorje cd gorovja in
pablo raz njegovih plec. Polovi-
ca tega pogorja Sc je tekom We
kov obrabila, toda preostalih
deset mill pogorja, je ostalc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-18

so bile podelj ljene take nadnarav-
ne moci, lin, ko Sc je tenu pri-
vadil ter pobil $ kostjo oslova
celjusti kar ma tisoce ljudi, ter
odnesel ma ramah mestna vrata,
ste sc mu naravno cudili, kajti
PRIMAL ste, da je vir njegove
moci bozanstven. Toda vse to
VAN ne prinasa nikakih dobic-
kov med vase hindustansko kon-
gregacijo, katera Sc vsemu te.
mu nikakor ne more cuditi, kaiti
clani te kongregacije bi Sam
sonova dejanja vsekako primer
jail z dejanji Hanumana, komur
so nasi bogovi podelili bozan-
stveno moo njegovega misicevja,
in ii ljudje bi Sc "a Samsona
prav mic ne brigali, bas kakor
ste to Saml dOZlVell.
V starih, starih cash, oziro-
ma pred ma veke vekov, ko Sc je
mas bog Rama bojeval z de-
monskim bogom ma otoku Cey-
lonu, mu je Rama ukazal zgra
diti most med Ceylonom in In
dijo, tako da bodo mogle ME-
COVE vojske priti tenn lazje Ia
otok; in bog Rama postal je
svojega generala, Fanumana.
kateremu je bila podeljena boz
ia moe, has, kakor vasemu Sam.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-18

katera bi svojimi cloveskimi
mocmi nikakor ne mogel izvr-
siti. Da sem iskren, bas tako je
tudi med kristjani, kajti oni We
do, kdaj kdo DELUXE s. pomocjc
Boga, in kdaj lie svojim last
MIN naporom. Pripovedovali ste,
da je incl Samson nekako mad
naravno moe v svojih laseh, kaj.
tt pripovedovali ste, da. ko je
Samson izgubil svoje lase, je tu.
di postal povsem navaden clio.
vec. Bas tako je tudi pri mas
kakor sem ze pref omenil. Ma
svetu je vse polno narodov, in
vsaka skupina narodov ina svo-
je bogove, in tt narodi ne ma
rajo moliti k bogovom drugih
narodnosti. Vsaka skupinja nam
rec veruje, da so njeni bogovi
najjacji, in teh bogov nece Ia
menjati drugimi, razen v slu-
caju, da Sc Jim dokaze, da sled
Mi nadkriliujejo svojimi moe
mi niihove lastne bogove. Clio.
vek je namrec lie slabotno bite,
in vsled tega potrebuje pomoci
bogov-brez te pomoci ne more
obstati. Maj torej clovek izroci
svojo usodo v roke slabotnih
bogov,-ako more najti mocnei.
Sc bogove? To bi bila nesmise!
Ne, ako poizve O bogovih, XII sc
mocnejsi, tega nikakor ne sme
pregledati, kajti stvar nj talC
brezpomembna. Kako maj tore;
clovek doloci kateri bogovi sc
mogocnejsi, i,-njegovi lastni, al
pa oni, XII vladajo zadevam dru'
9Th narodov? To sc stori emo
stavno S tenn, da sc primerja
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-18

"e@@ S=sS
Hanurnan mOcnejsi
kOt Samson
(MdrE Tacain. } e

y Mas slavni humoriSt, Mark Twain,
je tekom svojih potovanj obiskal tudi
juzno-pacificna otocja, Avstralijo in
Iztocno Indijo, in tedaj je napisal to
storijo.
V Syneyu incl sem znamenite
sanje in ko sem njih govoril
z nekim misijonarjem IL Indie,
XII je tedaj potoval New Zea-
land, da obisce svoje sorodnike,
sem mu pripovedoval 0 teh sa-
njah. Sanjal sem namrec, da je
vidljivo vesolje, prava in fizicna
osoba Boga, da so ogromni sve-
tovi, katere vidimo v vsemiriu
migljati in svetiti, kar ma mill.
jone mill oddaljeni drug cd dru-
gega, nekake krvne kapljice
Njegovih I'll; in da smo mi ter
drugi stvori enostavni mikrob;
kateri live v nebrojnih stevilih
v omenjenih xapljicah.
Misijonar, Mr.. x, je Q ten
sanjah nekaj casa premislieval,
in potem dejal:
"Neizmernost ogromnosti nj
neomejena dokler je vsenlir.
ju; in meni Sc dozdeva, da je to
nekaj, kar spada racune, XII sc
mace neizracunlj jivi-namreG liz.
vor svetih hindustanskih legend
Morda Hindustani sanjajo o njih
in potem verujejo to, nekake
bozje razodenje. Use to namret
izgleda tako, kajti te legende
temeljijo ma TAXI neizmernosti
da clovek ne more verjeti, da b!
81 duhovni kaj tacega izmislili..
kadar ne spe."
Potem mi je pripovedoval ne
koliko takih legend in pripomnil
da tenn legendam veruiejo vsi
sloji Hindustancev, vstevsl lju-
di najvisje druzbe in inteligen-
ce; in pripomnil ,je tudi, da to
splosno verovanje tvori nekako
oviro uspesnegu delovanju misi-
jonarjev. In potem je nadalje-
val nekako takole:
Donna, (v Evropi), Sc ljudje
cudijo, cemu krscanstvo v In
diji hitreje ne napreduje. Ljud-
je namrec vedo, da Indijci radi
verujejo, in da Jim je verovanje
v cudeze nekako prirojeno,
vsled cesar imajo cudeze dokaj
radi. In potem ii ljudje razlaga-
10 to dejstvo nekako takole: Ker
Indijci radi verujejo, treba je
enostavno da Sc Jim krscanstvo
razlozi-in potem morajo vero-
vati; vse resnice je enostavro
treba potrditi z biblicnimi cude-
Ii, in potem ne bodo vsem
tenn dvomili. Naravna posledica
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-18

gtE NJ ( ~ IN N liz
pocasnemu napredovanju kr.
scanstva v Indiji je potemtakem
ia, da smo vsemu temu krivi mi,
kajti: mi nismo tako srecni, da
bi zanogli vse doktrine podpre-
ii, S cudezi.
Toda pri vsem tenn moramo
poudarjati resnico, da nismo v
vsem tenn tako dobro preskrp-
ljeni, kakor oni domnevajo. In
vsled tega nam nj tako lahko,
Ikakor oni domnevajo. Da Sc IL
razim v vojaskem smislu,-nas
|posljejo proti sovrazniku oprem-
ljene z dobrim smodnikom in
dobrimi puskami, toda mesto
krogel nam dajo kroglice, XII so
izdelane IL mehkega bombaza
to sc pravi, da nasi cudezi nj
majo koristnih posledic; Indij-
ci enostavno ne marajo "a ME,
kajti .oni imajo dovolj svoiih,
XII so mnogo bolj izvanredni
Use podrobnosti njihove lastne
we're so namrec dokazane Gu
dezi; in podrobnosti nase we're
je seveda treba dokazati 20
istem nacinu. Ko sem pricel s
svojim delovanjem V Indiji, sem
dokaj podcenjeval te potezkote.
Toda v tenn pogledu sem Sc kma-
10 poboljsal. Bill sem istega mis-
ljenja, kakor moi prijatelji do
ma-da je vse, kar je treba "a
pridobitev mojih po otrocje ecu
dezeljubecih' ljudi,-da jih emo
stavno ocaram z cudezi, GUIDE
MEM in cudesi. V popolnem "a
upanju sem jim toraj pripove-
doval cudezih, katere je IA
pravil Samson, XII je bill najroc-
nejsi clovek, kar Jih je kdaj
zivelo ma svetu-saj tako sem
jim dejal.
Spocetka sem opazil, da jl1;
to dokaj ugaja in da Sc "a stvar
zanimajo, toda, ko sem pri-
povedovanjem nadaljeval in ST.
Ger tocko "a tocko, sem ma svo-
jo zalost opazil, da Sc poslusa!ci
cedalje mani zanimajo "a raoje
pripovedovanie. Vsled tega ko
sem z pripovedovanjem kontal,
sem tudi opazil, da je zanima-
ME poslusalcev postalo povseln
indiferentno-moje pripovecu.
vanje nj napravilo ma ME nika-
kega vtisa.
In potem mi je mex star Hin
du-gentleman pojasnil cd kod
prihajajo mole potezkoce. Dejal
mi je namrec: mi, Hindustanci
pripoznamo boga lie po njegovih
delih-in pripovedovanja O ME-
govih delhi in delovanju sploh
ne uvazujemo. Najbrze je pri
vas, kristjanih tudi tako. In pri
tenn tudi vemo, da, ako kdo dobi
svojo moe in boga, dokaze to 5
tenn, da more izvrsiti dejanja,
& Agsagsgsgsss Y sss.egsessggsgeszsgse e e sg re s e sse
Evening star., 1946-07-07
Start Today with
|pana and Massage

"hos afraid of the great big falcon2 Jojo smiles
to show he's not. Not much. anyway Training
falcons for hunting has been a lifetime hobby
of Dads. More than hobby with the Rei,s,
however, is proper care of teeth and gums. Yes,
gums, too. For today's soft, creamy foods don't
always give gums the exercise they need So the
Reids use the dentifrce that is specially
designed, with massage, to help gums to health
ier firmness -. Ipana.
Evening star., 1946-07-07

NNE OF AMERICAS best-known maga-
~ zine cover girls is Natalie Reid
Less well known is the fact that this
slim, dark, beautiful model is the wife of
newspaper-editor Edward Reid and
mother of a strapping 5-year-old, Michael
John Reid -'Jojo' to his intimates.
As you might expect from mother
who is also model, Mrs Reid is especially
concerned with the future of Jojo's smile
the proper care of his teeth and gums.
So she has taught him to follow the dental
routine she herself follows so relgiousIy-
Regular brushing, tollowed by gum massage
mM crtra Ipana.
For this former Brooklyn College stu
dent knows what thousands of dentists
and schools are teaching today-that Il
radiant smile depends on sparkling teeth
And that sparkling teeth call for firm,
healthy gums. So get Ipana today!
Evening star., 1946-07-07

Physical "Ed major in college, this young Wescheser
(\. W matron knows about health than wndmlls
She knows that sensitive gums often herald their warning
with pink your tooth brusha sign to your dentist.
He may merely suggest, many do 'the he pfuI
stimulation of Ipana and massage
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-11
Chief Ambition
OF Paul Is Topic
At First Baptist

"Paul'S Chief Amo'uon" was the
subject of the sermon preached by
Rev. f. NCrtleet Gardner pastor
O. the First Baptist church, 4; the
morning service Sunday
Throughout time, there have been
ditteru,t views about Jesus he
stated His enemies seeing his #ou-
aelful work called Hin an inposter
I'd IN league with Bc,ze5uo. Mod
EN- opponents have done even bet
q. Nietzehe and the school II Ger
man philosophy opposed Christian
uy for il cared only for the weak.
the helpless and the diseased The
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-11
NAMED FOR
WILLIS HENDERSON RITES

Pallbearers for the funeral recent
ly of Willis Henderson. colored. were
1iSted as fellows: Active. Johnnie
fIemlng, Willie Martin. Otha Lewis,
Willie Williams, Will Davis, Charlie
sllerson; honorary. Ephraim Martin,
h. 5. Frazier, Gillian Parham. Cor
nellus Williams, Dorsey Howard.
William Green.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-11
EXCHANGE CLUB IN
BUSINESS MEETING

A routine business meeting was
held oy the Exchange club last night,
with President Ray Buchanan presid
ing
Albert Faulkner vas welcomed as
, new member.
Following the meeting. called
session Of the Board of Control was
held
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-11

their children to the Snovlqg
these pictures which VIII be f,ea u
Mallard ducks average 10 = >,
eggs clutch. =
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-11

WILL BE
CLOSED ALL DAY
THURSDAY, JUNE 13
In Cooperation With
VETERANS
HOMECOMING CELEBRATION
AND VETERANS ORGANIZATIONS
of vanec
Homecoming Celebration
The ANVETS
June
(sisned) GEORGE w. HARRISON.
(sis"ed) EDWARD. EDWARD cI volnn:S JOINER, rox.o.w...
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