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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-01-25


another Of dropped
visit In letter addressed Cecil Newman
and Spokesman Lewis speaks Nell Dodson
Of the best writers the She everybody
with beautiful simple a big
for herself day"
Nell we'll this
for several weeks this wasn't enough friend husband Bill
with the flu, and now her father Is also ILL
MeansOuS Lucky Mllnder's opened for limited
the Savoy ballroom N Y marked his
dAneery during the middle twencs tits said Jvn
Count BRses first effort and his latest Columbia
will be the initial product Of tho music publishing firm being
by the Count Cab Galloway and his band It's has been
extended formal invitation by the Belgium visit and
entertain in Belgium.
Alex Jordan Negro
army Europe has started chorus
Thsma Dorsey Thomas. pianist The Monday
Thursdays for hour TO Alex hopes fty
voices in this chorus Remember that fine Navy
bsrS Of the band recognising and Walter Lear q
Also hear that Curtis Williams be the vocalist Nick A. Jenkins
World War II has enrolled Dunwoody he
electricity Everett Rhodes would have you he
Chicago.
forget attend FEPC meetings on Feb 10
the Institute planned by PraRmatSG Eir Feb 49,
My for the week s Just Sn Rocln by
Rhythm boys
you prSfabratsd house
upside down and kept wondering why he kept clipping of his OrchH
Things
These areh things mon at dusk
freight a room,
Lampighsd gold Of q window
Women who watch a darkening street
For somebody they love
Faith Of q small chida rhymng prayer,
Candle shine tables spread
With blossom two a gay blue bowl
Fragrance Of erusted bread
Fer men may dream Of clipper ship,
wharf or n gypsy camp,
s b, Bus thar footsteps pattern homing way
To a woman. child lHmp--HSSn wSlShimOr.
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passenger" the received when she asked
along with the rest Of the passengers.
To make matters the plane which she finally made
Tallahassee conditions
made the airline officials other from Tallahassee
onward However snterpnR bus driver offered take the
senEsrS o their destination New Orleans. for fee.
This might helped the bus broke Pensacola
All the sought refuge from the cold rain and
again old Jim
singled RAIN The Florida Inn proprietor ordered
forced back the bus sit eight
In the cold until the journey could bS resumed
She finally arrived In New Orleans % hours later
TmswOrhy "Thers bad
good that hardly behoovss talk
about the Of u.s."
discharges Johnson GAmbOl Frank Jack,
Reed Marian DOty left Thursday 7th for At
j. where she the staff the New England Gen.
fuouGh Martin Wed
home leave from his Naval station Chester Bry
student DunwOOdy polishing the operation Of linotype
Halle A-tar tied for frat place the league
They CYC Saturday night with Of ASS the night
Disabled the Halle with Of AG22
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-01-25

' "AsNHAA - " ~
corting lovely
Peaches Brown 10
the movie). .
Ernie Johnson,
who was such n
great basketball
player, Zachary
Munson, who IL
very vOcally tai
ented and Carl
Patterson Of Min
nenpOlis, who Just
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-01-25

WANTED: Young man interested
in position as advertising solicitor.
Write to Publisher, st. Paul
Recorder, Sl2 Newton Bldg, st.
Paul l, Minnesota, stating age,
qualifications and experience.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-01-25

rect. NOT many oil
the boys hav'
been beat. The,
have been rack
ing 'um back will
real hard leatheI
and have beer
winning in spit
Of this sub-zer,
weather. Charli
James on Monday
night knocked out
his cat. w ell
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Drum Gloss

Enroll for the Phyllis Wheatley
Drum Class which meets every
Wednesday at 400 p. m. TeIe-
phone CHI. 3654-Mr. Berry.
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Teen Age
Chatter

Seems as though the ole town
is getting more like IL used TO be,
with handsome Lloyd Gambol
f.,,kow, Z $500, ..
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-01-25

RAIN. els not state, Il Is q condition. And stink
ing onsi"
Miss RAINS conclusion with respect to Florida
came about . result Of u Jacksonville bus COM
panys refusal TO take hSr to the Jacksonville NUM-
cipal Airport where she was to board National Air.
lines plane at 7:2O a. m. on January 18th for New
Orleans. She finally had TO \ private taxi to
get 70 the airport In time TO make the plane.
Though the bus company had been commissioned
by the ArlnSs to convey passengers from the city TO
the airport and vice versa tho bus driver refused Miss
RAIN nnIrnnrn 10 the hnn hncnnnn Of her color mo
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-01-25

Keep Oh dGtS. HGlliO @. Winter
carnival. Feb. 40. Nor. l and AID.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-01-25
Juvenile 1--WE
BY DONALD GATES

ny DONALD YALE
Lay him gates with a solid beat;
stay on the ball and you'll be alreet!
The boxing so far has been al
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-01-25

night cIubB here and each one mas from SIX 70 BeVen
piece bands and the Eks club IL just too terrific The
night club I'm under contract TO for six months Is
one and mean it's q Swanky place and with the best
entertainment money buy. Most all Of the Mime
apolis Musicians out here, Adolphus, Butch. Bus
ter, Jean Won and Milton Green. 50 long for now,
give Nellie Dodson Russell and all the other friends
my best regards. Good luck 10 you" In the current
Northwest Enterprise Is picture Of Howard in
dance pose, apparently he's going over big
And In Virginia saROrd's column in the Mime
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MW5 m1M CM5W!,' ;!;:

MUREL RAIN singing star Of Carmen Jones'
wide tour has word about the Of Florida
appearing In concert at Jacksonville this week. Florida Miss
Ola q nAnIn 4 Ia llnnl And nInL-
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o. THIS lis NT
wi KfknBx GE0h&ooseu

Received letter from Howard Walker the dancer from out
seattle Here's how reads ow you friend? do
Ge Kids really the beam here They have all kinds Of
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-01-25

For rent, 2 sleeping rooms. Men
preferred. Call At. 1928.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-01-25

For rent, sleeping room. Elderly
lady preferred. Br. 0642.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12
NAME ELECTION STAFF
FOR KENT COUNTY
tContinued from First Psgel

Fourth Representative District,
Paul B. Smith. registrar: Roger
r. Davis. alternate. Newlin Wood
and Wallace stafford. assistants.
Fifth Representative District.
first election district. Hazel Han
cock. REGISTRAR; Edna {. Anderson.
alternate: Frank X. Hayes and
Pauline Postlcs. assistants. Second
election district. William +. knight.
registrar: Sylvan 5. Ash, alternate;
Lena p. Simmons and J. Merritt
lIurd. assistants. Third election
district William H. Harmon. reg
istrar. Grace March. alternate
Pauline NJ. Mckee and Edna New
comhc, assistants.
Sixth Representative District
first election district, Keith Webb
registrar: Lyman w Wright, al
tcrnate: Milton T, Frasher and
Harry Vessels. assistants. Second
election district, Joseph B. Flem-
ing. REGISTRAR, Thomas Ross. alter
nate. E,lVa :. Dill and Elwood Jcs-
ter. assistants.
Seventh Representative District
first election district. Nathaniel W
Taylor. Jr.. registrars; Margaret '
Lingo. altcrnate; Anna +. Janck;
and Clara ID. AShcratt, assistants
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12

White, registrar; Herman Longfel-
low. alternate: Ada r. Pitlick and
Mary Horleman. assistants. Sec
ond election district. Charles r.
Griffith. registrar: Clara West. al
ternate; Harry Hanson and Stella
Reynolds. assistants.
Tenth Representative District.
first election district. J. Spencer
Willis. registrar; Harvey \.
Thompson. alternate: Nettie F.
Jester and William NJ. Burke. AS
sistants. Second election district.
Alexander Rosa. registrar. Clara
McMichacl. alternate. Lila Wall
and Harry Vinyard, assistants.
Third election district Francis q.
Simpson. registrar: Zach Johnson
alternate: Edith DAWSON and Irene
Ninyard assistants.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12
HOUSTON

Church Services and Sabbath
school. Sunday. July l4th AT the
usual hours.
We are sorry to report that Ar
thur ArmOur's condition show little
improvement
Mrs. Jennie H. Hendricks who
has been confined To her bed for
the past several weeks remains
seriously i'll.
We We're saddcncd to learn of tHc
death Of Mrs. Jane Bailey. better
known as Aunt Jane. she was Il fire.
Quent visitor AT the home OF her
htiCce Mrs. William Williams. She
was dev0ut church member.
Mrs. Benson. widow OF the late
beloved Rev. Norman e. Benson.
who served this community for
several years. is visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Hayes and other
friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. BcnlaiuiH Farru%
and mother. Mrs Lille Farrow of
, NilminStOn. were Tie GUESTS of
, Mrs. Margaret Sapp last Sunday. It
week ago. Mrs Lille tarruW re-
manned with her sister. Mrs. Sapp
for longer visit.
MIR. and Mrs. Jack Kennedy and
twin daughters. Elaine and l[ath-
ltcn of Wilmington are spending
their vacation With her parents
Mn and Mrs. Merrill ThistlcWood
Mrs. Amelia Alexander and sis
ter, Mrs. Cric Norris went To River
dale recently for weeks vacation
Mrs. Ralph Pearson. Mrs Henry
Sapp. dauehtrr. Mary Ellen an(
Mir. and Mrs. Bib Sapp We're rcrcn
Wilmington Visitors.
Mfr. and Mrs. Obey Sapp were din
- ucr guests Sunday, June 3Uth q
Mr. and Mrs. George kirkby.
i Mrs Merrill ThiStltWOOd gave
l. party OH Tuesday afternoon. Jul
e. 2nd for her @randdau2hter, Name
ThiStlewoud's fifth birthday. Ther
T. were about twelve of her littl
- friends and laymatts present, the
played Games and enjoyed an album
:. Gancc of ice cream and cake an
: cookies. There WAS very prett
birthday cake with five candle
l he guests departed thankin
d Nancy for an enjoyable Afternoon
i even if il did rain their youthfl
ii spirit Was not dauptnrd one lot
Nancy received many beautiful al
N useful gifts.
n Mrs. Marguerite Cooper of Dove
IL was a recent guest of her mOthr
Mrs. Randolph Graham.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12

The family of Mr. George B
held a reunion at the
bathing beach in Milford last sun
day Those who were present in
cluded Mr. and Mrs Burnham
Simpson and family of Camden.
Delaware. Mr.. and Mrs. Georg" {.
simpson. Mir. and Mrs Albert Webb
end family. Mr. and Mrs, Walton
simpson. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis g.
Simpson and family and Miss Isa-
belle Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah FarNis en-
teItained the fOllOWin@ guests at Il
lawn supper, on July 4th, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Coulhournc. Mr. and
MIS-. Marshall Hart and children.
Mrs. Edna Sapp and dau9htcrs.
Misses Hazel Ann and lean and
Mir, and Mrs Wesley DcFurd and
dauehtcr Miss Myrtle.
Mn and Mrs Ralph Pearson and
daughter. Betty Janc Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Sapp, and Mr.. Walter WalnuCk
and family spent the Fourth at
Rochester Beach.
Mrs Marie Beechine Of Newark.
\. j., is spending several days With
Mrs. John Cain and also ut her
summer home here
The Merrill ThielleW Gods and
their children and grandchildren
went to Riverdalr on the Fourth
and took Il thirty pound turkey anC
all the "FiNms" with them, and on
iOyed Il real old fashioned celehra
tiOn.
Mn and Mrs. H. Paul Grtenle,
and sons. Larry and Tommy, Mr.
and Alrs. Jack Kennedy and dau2h
terS Elaine and Kathleen were th
, guests on Sunday of MIR. and Alrs
William kcrshaW of Rid&cly. Md
MIR. and Mrs. Francis Ct Simp
. son and family. MIR. and Mrs. En-
, NETT HcrrinSton. Mr. nd Mrs. PAT
kersten and children, Lloyd Al
+ mour and family. Mr. and MIR
Louis Barque and family, Mr.. al
, Mrs. Laurence Armour and daugI
4 ter. from Wilmington, Mr. and Mr.
lintord Jerread and son. MIR, IN
: Mrs Roy Sapp. and Mr. and Nh
: Chester Benson and son We're al
= among those picnickin% at Rive
n dale ON. the Fourth.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12

Second election district. Arthur F.
Walker. registrar; John a. Bar
nard. alternate; Samuel Walker
and Carl Hughes. assistants. Third
election district, r. Edgar Town
send. Jr.. registrar; Homer {. Mic
kerson. alternate; Clarence j. Maj
ker and Elizabeth K0hler, assist
ants.
Eighth Representative District,
first election district Hazel Har-
ringtou. registrar; Clifford Nj.
Simpler. alternate: Charles BostiC
and Grover &. Dill. assistants. Sec
ond election district, Lee X. Smith.
registrar: Charles y. Webb. alter
nate; Benjamin Belts and William
r, Paradcc. assistants.
Ninth Representative District
first election district. Elijah "
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12

Mrs Merrill Thistlewood ohSefN-
90 her birthday ON Sunday. June 80
with her children who had prePaI-
ed Il picnic dinner which was great
ly enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Bertha Pearson ana MI
Grover Donovan were quletl! mar
ried ON Sunday afternoon. Jun" ""'
II the home of Mrs. Pearson
Gaughter in Dover. They enloNtd
trip i'm Virginia alonS the SkYIihe
Drive on their honeymoon
The members of the Women
Society for Christian Service OF
Houston Methodist church went OH
;. davs outing Wednesday. June 20
1o Siaushter Beach, they rented a
cottage for the day ana 'he - mem
hors present reported pleasant
excursion.
Mrs. Nollic Ninyard recently ILL.,
i improved at this WrlllhS.
The factory here is busy packing
Home style" pickles. ana the afo-
matte aroma of cooking specs. etc
tills the air when the Wlld Is bIo"
in@ from the west
Town taxes are now due ana afI
{, smith who is presently serving
a~ collector 0 the same. SltS AT 'ht
lirrhOusr every Saturday Afternoon
dluIn. the balance of July ahd al
next month. for the convenience O
the Towns taXahieS.
Miss Marie Aptt. daughter OF Mrs
. John Matchmaker. returned To ne
home ON Monday from Milford Me
- i.u,.iaI hospital after und"rSoln'
mn uurration for appendicitis.
!. MIR. and Mrs. Charles Hayes ar
Y receiving CONGRATULATIONS ON IN
Il birth of Il new baby DAUGHTER o
+ Friday last. July 9th. This is tn
second daughter for the Hayes.
Mrs. Elmer Dawson is sultcrin
If with a reheumatic condlti"h III he
Lands.
4 Mr. and Mrs. Alex Dawson
y Philadelphia. Pa. Mr.. and Mr
' Herbert Kurnaman and Miss san
g. Hoffman of Ridt"ly. Marylal
l., were the guests Of Mr.. and MIR
y Charles kcruaman on Sunday las
+ Mrs. Ernest W Simpson, MIR
Id Randolph Graham and Mrs. Ma
v supritr cooper went to Rthoho'
$ ON Wednesday of last week al
10 were the guests of MIR. md Nh
II. Charles Paradce at their SUNNI
til home there.
a. Miss Grace Sharp of Ilarringt'
nd spent several days the past We
With her sister Mrs George
r.. Thistlrw and accompanied II
A. little niece. Nancy To liNrrdalr
the Fourth
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12

Charles Peck World War ii
veteran with service in the Atlantic
Theatre of War. was chosen drill
master to take charge of the 40 uni
formed firemen when they attend
parade Peck will choose some as
sistant drill masters. The fire COM
pany also purchased three drums
to use while the firemen are drill
ing. During the summer months
the High School band is not avail
able. The firemcn hold weekly
practice drills, they will visit
Greensboro. Preston and EaStOn III
the near future. George Johnson
presided over the business session
with large crowd i'll attendance,
the fire recorder report disclosed
the company answered elShl
alarms during June. seven i'll the
city and one in the rural areas.
The company acknowledges with
thanks Il cash donation from the
Harrington Ice Co. following Il re-
cent fire at the plant, Five new
members who had filed applica-
tjOnS were UNANIMOUSLY elected:
they were Alfred ConOWay. Ran
dali IT, Knox Jr. Thomas Peck,
GoOdcn Galloway and Sidney Burt
man. all former serViCcmen. The
membership roll is nearly POO
Chief e. ". ShOckley was again
named member to the Executive
Committee of the Del Mar-Na aSSO-
CiatiOn. Delegates selected To the
meeting at Hartley on the l7th are
: Wilbur Porter. Grover Lord ant
George W. Swain. The COmpan!
quickly adjourned to partake Of ic'
cream. which committee had Sc
cured. Chairman {. ID. Mills an
nounCed an executive meetin'
y would hc held fOllOWin& drill Fri
Il day night.
i The Sunday School of Asbur
Methodist Church will hold thei
- ;nnual picnic at Milford Play
grounds ON Wednesday.
= q. l.. X. class of Trinity Meth,
,l dist Church will meet 1T the pan
Sona%e this evening.
r MIR. and Mrs. Randall II. Knu
t.. Ir. are planning to spend ne2
Ii. week IT RehobOth.
e. Miss Josephine Barnard
" Greensboro. Md. is the guest of h,
ol aunt. Miss Caroline r. Sharp IL
two weeks.
~ y. Mr.. and Mrs W W Sharp are ,
l' Il two weeks motor trip thrOuA
" Virginia, West Virginia and Il
80 CarOlinaS.
I'm William McCahe of the L.
Navy is home on leave for 5
nd weeks
ID Mr. and Mrs. John f. AhbC
have returned home after spen
pr. ing Il month at Beach Haven. NJ
lis Jersey. and other points Of int,
nS est on the Jersey coast.
Miss Elizabeth Abbott and z
III friend. Ensign EnniCe Thawl
1t! are spending two weeks in Oce
City Maryland. Ensign Thawley
On the daughter of Reverend and NJ
at Roy ThaWley of Wilmington.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12
HARRINGTON

Mrs. Mary +. Hill. age 52 years.
wife of Lyman Hill. died at her late
residence on Wednesday last after
being in poor health for sometime
She was the daughter of the late
Peter and Sarah Curtis Scott. and
was born near FELTON,. Residing in
Kent County all of her lite Funeral
services were held from the home
ON Saturday last at I:30 p. m. ID. :. |
I. The Rev. J. Harry Wright, pastor I
of ASbury Methodist Church Officit
ated. Interment III Hollywood Ce-
mctery Besides her husband Mrs
Hill is survived by one son, Lester
S Hill living at home. one sister,
Mrs Edith NJ Hill and brother
George f.. Scott. both OF Milford
\ family reunion was held at the
home of Nh and Mrs. f.lW God Shul-
tie the past week i'll honor of Mrs.
Nora Seed. sister of the late Carrie
T.. Shuttle. Those present included
Mrs Clifford Burse and son of
Smyrna; Mr.. and Mrs. Alice Rctd
Of Los Angeles. California; Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Shuttle Of MillSborO; Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Baker and Mrs.
Wallace Wilson and family of this
city. All reported an enjoyable
evening. Refreshments were served
during tn evening.
Jonathan Hopkins. a former en-
ployee in the Peoples Bank is as
sistins in the bank during the vaca-
ti0n period.
4 = NI;II.Ln1S
formerly of this city, was married
June 22nd al Georgetown, to Nj
Charles Davis also of MillShoro.
Mrs Emma ThaWlcy of Green's
huru. Il former employee of the
First National Bank in this city, l.
helping out during the vacation
season.
MIR. and Mrs Clarence Belts ant
MIR. George Wiley of Merchant
Vile. y. j are spending sOmctim
with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Baker I'm
til they can get possession of
farm they recently purchased nch
Milford
Mr.. Randall II. Knox lr., has pun
chased Il property on Center ~
from his aunt. Mrs. William Sncatl
Mrs. Hester Reed of Maple Shad
y. j. and sister. Mrs. Pauline New
ton of Dover were the guests I
Mrs. George Hanson over the 1th.
MIR. and Mrs tlhcrt Stevens I
Wilmin2tun were the guests of NJ
and Mrs. W. t. Massey over Il
week cnd.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Mcssner a
CcruHNinp thr totta"p at RphUhu
for the summer.
Miss Jeanette Won Guorres Al
Miss Emma Lee Wclch are spen
ing their vacation 1T Rehoboth.
Mrs Miles Draper and dauShtt
Miss Betty Draper and Miss PhylI
Peterson are among those spendil
:, week at Rchohoth.
The llarrin&ton Fire Co. "
parade at Greensboro Tuesd
hight.
Quite Il number Of Harrinst
Racing fans attended the races
Delaware Park on the iIh.
MIR and Mrs Antonio Perro
and little son are taking a mont
vacation This week they will vi
friends in Baltimore. The shoe sh
Of Mr.. Perrone Will he closed.
Mr. George Johnson. scsl-in- Il
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. GcOl
Richards of Darby. Pa. were 81
DAY guests of Mr.. and Mrs Herb
Won GocrreS.
Miss Roberta Walton of y
York is spending some time h,
with friends.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-07

move westward with tho flowrins
season.
Brief talks were made by Mrs. +
s. Kitchener. Raleigh, president of
the Garden Club of North Carolina,
and Mrs. Fl. r. Tottcn, Chapel Hill,
past president.
Discussing aesthetic and practical
values of the pilgrimage. Mrs.
Kitchener said ii has brought reali-
cation to what North Carolina has 10
offer in historic shrines, lovely old
homes and beautiful gardens, has
improved the whole appearance of
communities included and has
brought into the state many tour
lists, AS Il practical demonstration of
the small well kept garden. the pill
grimage is the means of inspiring
others TO undertake like beautifica-
tion, Mrs. Totem said.
Cooperation in pubiicizinG the
pilgrimage was pledged Mrs. Bruce
Strowd, publicity chairman, by Carl
Sink, of the State News Bureau, and
r. w. Madry, director of the Univer-
sity of North Carolina News Bureau.
Other than dates, publicity and
the type of homes. gardens and aux
iliary attractions TO be included in
the pilgrimage the group discussed
techniques Of conducting the local
tour.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-07
Business Matters Dominate November
Meeting Of Junior Woman Club

Business matters dominated the
November meeting of the Henderson
Junior Woman's club held Wednes-
day evening at o'clock in the
kiWanis quarters, with the presi-
dent, Miss Dorothy Harrison, con-
Quoting the meeting which was
opened with the repeating of the
junior pledge.
Following the roll call and
minutes of the last meeting. the
treasurcr's report was given. II was
stated that members were expect
cd 10 pay their dues by the Decem-
per meeting and Miss Harrison read
the portion of the constitution of
the club pertaining to the paying OF
the dues.
Mrs. Richard Davis reported that
an effort had been made 10 contac;
FEDERATED woman's club in the
phllllpine Islands and that when
this is done the hub will attcmpt to
assist that club in reorganizinr or
IN any other manner. Further cor
respondcnce will be made in tba,
direction.
The CLUB members voted TO have
dance and Miss Lou Adams was
appointed general chairman for the
plans. Miss Adams named Other
committees and stated that the time
and place would be announced later
Letters of appreciation from dis
trict officials were read by thc
president. A brief report was also
given Of the recent district meeting
held in Henderson for which the
club was one of the POSSESSES.
A collection was taken for the
PHILIPPINE fund and donation wa,
voted for the Community Ches,
campaign. Plans for THANKSGIVING
remembranceE were made.
Donations for the club project. as
sisting with the welfare work at Tho
two MILLS, were voted upon and othc,
plans concerning this project were
discussed
Devotional meditations for the
evening were led by Miss CAROLYN
Duke. Miss Helen Collins gave a
brief report Of the activities of other
federated Junior clubs throughout
the state.
The program for the evening had
as its theme: preservation of the
American democratic form of gov
eminent by preserving the Christian
family life, which is its basis" Mrs
L. b. Wilkinson, Jr., gave talk on