davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
Rusko propusti 10000 NemcnG.

Nemecky fisk v ruskem oku-
pacnim pasmu oznamuje, re
Rusove propust1 mezi Is. srp-
nem a Is. T1jnem asi 100000
nemeckych valecnych zajatcG.
V pohranicn1m meste Franklin
te mad Odrou Sc jiz konajf pf1-
pravy pro jejich pfijetl.
Pocita Sc, re v Rusku jsou a
az 4 miliony nemeckych valec-
nych zajatcG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26

NASO0A CAA
La Paz, Bolivie. - President
Guilberto Viliarroel byl zabit a
jeho telo poveseno ma svetelnem
sloupu ma namesti, kdyz revo-
lucnl vlada Sc zmocnila vlady
pc vyvrcholeni tyden trvajic1
revoluce delnfkG a studentG.
Villarroel byl smrtelne po-
stTelen, kdyz revolucionaTi pri
dtoku vnikli do presidentskeho
palace. Kdyz davy rebeluj1c1ch
delnfkd a studentG vtrhly do
palace nasty tam tezce postTe-
leneho presidenta. Byl jeste ma
zivu, ale vyhodili jej ven pres
balkon, kde dopadl k noham il
nych vzboufencu. Nasledkem
zranen1 a padem byl vsak jiz
mrtev, ale revolucionaTi povesi-
Ii jeho mrtvolu ma kandelabr ma
namesti naproti presidentove
palaci.
V1dci revoluce odhaduj1, re
pri povstani bylo v boji zabito
1870 osob a pres 200 zraneno,
celkove ztraty cd min. ctvrtka,
kdy revoluce vypukla cin1 jiz
pres 1000 osob.
Tfi clenove vlady, ktefi byli
revolucn1m vyborem jmenova-
nj jsou Nestor Cullen, pfedseda
nejvyss1ho soudu pro obvod La
Paz, dale jeden representant u
University v La Paz a jeden "a
stupce ucitelske organisace.
President byl jiz minuly pa
tex v nebezpeci zivota, kdyz
dav ostreloval presidentsky pa
lac, pri cemz nekolik jeho prf-
vrzencG bylo zabito.
Revoluce byla jak sc IDA Wy
volana jak demokratickymi OBJ
canskymi kruhy tax levicovou
revolucnf stranou PR.
Nova vlada oznamila. re w.
p1se move volby v Bolivii, kde
byla prava diktatura "a rezimu
p~residenta Villarroela.
Rebelanti osvobodili vsecky
politicke vezne, kdyz dtokem
dobyli verejne vezen1, kde byli
drzeni a kdyz zastrelili Villar-
roelova naceln1ka dopravy, ma
jora M. Toledo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
Vice masa pro americke vojaky
" Europe.

Poole zpravy americke tisko-
We sluzby v Nemecku americtl
vojaci v Europe nebudou vice
dostavati drGbez k j1dlu. OBJ
jednavky 2,616, 900 liber dr1-
beze byly zruSeny a nahrazeny
objednavkami sunky, vepfove-
no a hovez1ho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
MlStnl ZprdVy.
MARSAL AUGUST KLECKA
VAZNE

V nasi csl. osade velmi dobTe
znamy h. S. Marshall August
Klecka je velmi vazne nemocen
a naleza sc v lekaTskem oSetro-
vani v Bon Secours nemocnici.
V pondel1 podrobil Sc opera
CT. Zajiste, re vsichni nasi kra-
jane pref panu Kleckovi by Sc
bro z nemoci pozdravil a mezi
mas opet zav1tal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
Gottwald a Masaryk byli
uvitani v Moskve.

Element Gottwad, pTedseda
csl. vlady a Jan Masaryk, zahra
nicni ministr, pribyli v sobotu
do Moskvy aeroplanem, jak O.
znamil rozhlas z hlavn1ho mes
ia Ruska. Ma letisti uv1tal .je
Vjaceslav Molotov, rusky zahra
nicn1 ministr.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
Sud prot Tukovi zacne 20. julia

Bratislava (CTK) = Narod-
ny sud Bratislave urcil termln
hlavneho pojednavania prot
byvalemu ministerskemu pred
sedOvi slovenskeho Statu Tukovi
ma 20. julia. Bude vypocutych
desat svedkov, medzi mimi al
DIR. Jozef Tiso. Jednanie Dude
vedene pod predsednfctvom DIR.
Tgora Daxnera, predsedu Slo-
venskeho narOdneho sudu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
Mnich Sc zabil " pr1smyku
sv. Bernardo.

Curych, Svycarsko. = Mlady
mnich re znameho svycarskeho
klastera Sv. Bernardo Sc Zabil
pri jedne horolezeck6 vyprave,
ieden jeho prGvodce byl tezce
zranen, kdyz jednomu clenovi
vypravy Sc zrftily kameny pod
nohami a spadli do hloubky
100 stop.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
V nedeli koncert " Patterson
Parku.

Tuto ned6li, %. cervence bu-
de op6t davan koncert Patter-
son Parku cd 3 do 5 bod. odpol.
Koncertovati Dude Mestska Ka-
pela els. 1 pod taktovkou pana
Roberta V. Lansingera.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
Ctyri bratri dostali 3 roxy pro
uhybani Sc odvodu.

Chicago, I'll. = Ctyri bratfi
Gabrielove, kteT1 Sc pc celou
dobu valky skryvali ma pude
farmarskeho obydlf svych rodi-
ca v obci Ontarioville, odsouze-
mi byli do federalnf kaznice ma
ItTi roxy kazdy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26

Britska vlada prohlasila, Re
mimo chleba i ovesne vlocky,
porto, maccaroni, spaghetti, pu-
dinky, pecivove smesi, krupky
a jine obiln1 vyrobky budou po-
drobeny pT1delovemu T1zen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
$4,000 vyslouzilcI obdrzelo
uverv.

Vice nez 1885, 900 valecnych
vyslouzilcG bylo vyplaceno ma
dverech 1872, 276,0OO.
166,737 vyslouzilcG zadalo o
liver ma stavbu domG, 1925
ma zaf1zen1 obchodu a 6,465 ma
koupe farem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
Finsky general odsouzen ma IL
let do vezeni.

Helsinki. - General Karl Len
mart Oesch, byvaly nacelnlk
finskeho generalnfho stabu, byl
odsouzen vrchnim finskym vo-
|,jenskym soudem ma IL let nu-
cenych pracf pro ukrutnosti, pa
chane ma ruskych z~ajatclch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
Jozka David predsedou ustavo.
darneho Narodniho
shromazdeni.

Praha (CTK) - We ctvrtek,
10. cervence byla v 1stavodar-
mem Narodn1m shromazdenl
provedena definitivn1 volba
pTedsedy Narodnfho shromaz-
den1. By zvolen poslanec Joz-
ka David, ktery z 239 odevzda-
nych hlas1 obdrzel 234.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
Australsky fisk zada Spoj. Staty
O podrzeni zakladen " Pacifiku.

Morning Herald, vychaze-
j1c1.v Sidney, Australia, We SVEN
redakcn1m clanku zada, ably
Spojenym StatGm bylo dovole-
no podrzeti jejich zakladny V
iihozapadn1m Pacifiku, vcetne
ostrova Manus, ma jakoukoli
dobu die pran1 Washingtonu.
"My potTebujeme Ameriku v
jizn1m Pacifiku daleko v1ce,nez
America potrebuje nas," prav1
sc v clanku Morning Herald.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
PRESIDENT BOLIVIE
ZASTRELEN.

Revolucionari povesili jeho mrt-
volu ma svstelnem slopu a usta-
viii novou vladu. - 100 osob
bylo zabito a 200 zraneno pr
vzboureni.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-23
Eveready Class Has
Meeting Wednesday

Mrs. c. C. Williams and Mrs.
Robert Pcrncll were hoStesSes on
Wednesday evening ut the home
Of Mrs. Williams Tor the Decem-
Der meeting of the Evercady class
of New Sandy Creek church.
Dcvotinals were led by Mrs.
Clifton Faulkner with Mrs. T. NJ.
Horton conducting the prayer.
The program was presented nv
Mrs. u. T. Ayscue. Mrs. Horton
gave the poem. The Night Before
Christmas Others taking part
Seasons. Mrs. Ayscue and Lit
tie Jean" RMS. c. +. Ayscue.
New officers elected for the
coming year were: Pre- Sident. Mrs.
Claude Hamm; vice-president,
Mrs. T. NJ. Horton: secretary
treasurer. Mrs. Julian Moss; pro-
gram committee. Mrs. Andrew
Faulkner; Mrs. Bill Wright. Mrs
Eugene Faulkner. Mrs. Clifton
Faulkner; devotional committee
Mrs. y. T. Ayscuc and Mrs. Bill
Wright; publicity committee, Mrs
{. l.. AyScus.
After the meeting the class en-
loved an informal social hour and
the annual Christmas tree ohscrv-
ancc. Fruits and candies were
served by the hostosses.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-23
The Press Speaks

Hal Middleworth OF the Daily
Oklahoman, Oklahoma City came
up with some choice words for his
readers the other day, warning
them that the Sooners are going to
be in for a rough afternoon OF il
against the Wolfpack in the Gator
Bowl.
He writes:
The Sooners may have bitten
mselves off quite A ball game
with ". c. State, which has ex-
pcrienced a sharp upturn in its
football fortunes this year with
Bcattie Feathers, Bob SutfridGe,
and Babe Wood. all former Ten
nesSce stars, on the coaching
staff.
Feathers, who dabbled in pro
football and baseball before turn
ing to coaching, has forged a hard
hitting team of the Tennessee pat
tern and his Wolfpack obliged by
winning eight OF 10 games for the
schools most successful season
since 1927.
Among the Packs victims were
Duke and Wake Forest. while the
two losses were to Virginia Tech,
which tied North Carolina, and to
Vanderbilt, which limited Tennes-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-23
SnaveIyc Calls
For Strenuous
Work Sessions
EDGEWATER PARK. Miss.

EDGEWATER PARK Mis-.
NortA c.,,,,,., -
nran.,,n- Wnns.x 49, 80
qrid,ron =, a. 60 MAJ.
tsrv Ae.Sa ~
1870. - -, P.".. ~ PIP
OILS IN ~. NJ. nn,. 60
Ro~, q, NJ Da sugar
squao' % strong, arrived
hee sunday nisnt at ll:Zo p. m.
s.e lhelr tram mad oene delayed
ny hea~y iuietioe traific on the
foiiS'
Coach Carl Snavely said the
squad stood the long, slow trip
well and should be ready for a
good strenuous workout Monday
afternoon.
There'h be no scrimmage, but
the boys will get a good, thorough
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-23
Pats
1 Pair OF Dual DueIs
~ EAIE PATRICK

Our neshborhood grid forces with twins the New
Bowl offerings the
uary the New Orleans and Jacksonville classics viii provide
OF themselves duels
And that isn't double talk
simply getting q of amazing
aes ever offered IN bowl aarhe battles between
have split the uprishs with l37 points
aferouchdown
hearing and reading about clash
OF the Charles New that's only onefourh Of
possible dues for the Sugar and Gator Bowls:
between Howard Goldng
vile might very well rival the And then don't
overlook the nearorgotten
Jerngan and Bob Coz Carolina in the Bayou battle and Jim Ber
of Dave Wallace of Oklahoma
The kicking feud will match of the
collegiate
the nation with Al pontsar 50 boots Cox tied for third
I. S.
States husky boer who like Jernsan specialist and
little action his
rouh 2e Of % attempts Dave Wallace Sooner halfback
practically matches that with % conversions 81
But it has been fellows like Tripp Justice Turner Goldmg
than two half miles along the ground and through
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-23

paralleling one made up here call
ing for Carolina and State to tar
gle in a Tar Heel Bowl, or some
thing or other. Ed suggests:
THE stadium at Athens, Ga,
seats $4,000. Let Georgia and North
Carolina withdraw from the Sugar
Bowl and play their game January
l at Athens, charging IS per head
and then they'n split much more
than the Sugar Bowl payoff will
be. and everybody will be happy"
He Immediately got rise out
of William MEG. Keefe Of the New
Orleans Times-Picayune. who re-
torted that n Georgia snowstorm
would blow up making the time
and place more fitting for Sonia
Heine.
1t was the same Keefe who a
few days after Carolina was
selected spent an entire column
telling why he did not think the
Tar Heels were "fittin' material
for the Sugar Bowl. He was con-
WINGED that Mississippi State would
have been better selection.
And since the other fellow Is do
this time, we can't pass up the
play on words Jack Wade OF Caro-
lima News Bureau has been using
OF late. Such as:
The combination of Justice and
Wright can't be wrong
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-23
Blue Grass Cats
Best Basket Team

NEW YORK. -(R,- Having al
ready brushed past a number of
formidable foes in establishing
their longest consecutive winning
streak. Kcntucky's all-conquering
Wildcats Monday appear we'll on
their way in their quest for the
mythical national college basket
ball championship.
kcntucky's latest win, 1880
triumph over st. Johns OF Brook
lyn NJ New York's Madison Square
Garden Saturday night. was its
2+th straight over two-sea son
span and its ninth OF the current
campaign.
The Wildcats never looked bet
ter than in scalping the st. john
Redmen Saturday night before a
record garden crowd OF 1S,493.
The apparent ease with which the
Southcrners rolled over the formi-
dable Indians prompted St. John
Coach Joe Lapchick to remark
that Kentucky was the best col.
iege team he ever had seen. Even
conservative Adolph Rupp, Ken
lucky mentor. admitted that this
is the best aggregation I ever
have coached"
kentucky's Southeastern Con.
ference mates, Tennessee and
we'll as the Wildcats in their East.
ern campaign. Both were knocked
out Of the nations unbeaten list
Long Island University ended the
Vols four game winning streaL
with a 1882 victory at Madison
Square Garden, and Canisiu.
handed L. 8. U. It's first setback
in four EameR. $3.50.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-23

lineup, which may be quito diff
ferent from some OF the games
late in the season.
One new starter 10 due to be
Haywood Fowle. underslunE 200
pound tackle. who will get the
starting assignment over 40
pound Baxter farrell.
Coach Snavely indicated that
the tentative starting eleven will
show:
Joe Romano and George Sparg-
er at ends. Fowle and Len SEA-
taryn. at tackles. Sid Varney and
perhaps Bob Mitten at guards.
Don Stiegman at center: and
Charlie Justice, Joe Wright. Jim
Camp and Walt Pupa In the
backfield.
The complete Sugar Bowl ros-
ter, all OF whom are here for the
workouts except Strayhorn. shows
Joe Romano. Bob Cox. George
sparger, John Tandy. Max Cooke.
Ken Powell. Mike RUBBISH. ends;
Len Szfaryn. Jim Hendrick, Hay
wood Fowlc. Paul Plunkett. Bax-
ter FARRELL Joe Cospito, Ted Haz-
elwood. Stan Marczyk, Ernie Will
hanson. tackles; Sid Varney,
Ralph Strayhorn, Bob Mitten.
Dick Mcdonald. Max Spurlin,
Emmett Cheek. George Roberts.
guards: Dan Stiegman. Billy
Baise, Dan Logue. Joe Neikurk,
Bobby Weant. centers: Johnny
Clements. Charlie Justice, Jim
Camp. Billy Myers, Billy Britt,
Bill Meceyko. Jack Fitch, B. X.
Grow. Jr., Floyd Simmons, Max
Spellman. halfbackS; Joe Wright,
Don Hartig. Bill Sutherland, quar-
terbacks: Walt Pupa, Hosea Rod
gers. Bill F'lamish, Bob Kennedy.
fullbacks.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-23
Assault And Drunk
Cases Before Mayor

Cases OF assault and public
drunkenness were tried in a short
session OF police court Saturday.
Ernest Rainey, Colored. was
tried for assault on I.orena
Rainey and for damaging her eve
glasses. Prayer for Judgment was
continued upon payment OF five
dollars and costs and payment OF
1918 for Use OF Lorera Raincv.
Prayer for judgment for Lonnie
Blacknal, colorcd. tried for as
saul with deadly weapon on
Fannie Hawkins. was continued
upon payment of five dollars and
costs.
Alfred Glover. colorcd. tried
for public drunkenness. was fined
tlv" dollars and costs.
Ebert Haley, white, failed 10
appear on - charge OF public
drunkenness and the case was
continued.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-23

see to a one-point decision.
The Sooners have quite a rep
utation as defensive team this
year but N. c. State has been even
more stingy in the matter OF points.
Only one team has been able to
score more than one touchdown
against the Wolfpack and that was
Virginia Tech. which won 1915. In
all. Feathers flock shows 2l3
points scored to 81 allowed, COM
pared with Oklahomas 275 and
lo7.
The Wolfpack's power appears
to be concentrated in n half
back aptly enough dubbed Touch
down Turner. who scored three
times in the 1856 victory over Mary
land and cut up all through the
game with dazzling passing and
brilliant running.
The Carolinians also appeared
to be football opportunists, some
thing like Kansas Jayhawkers,
who turn every mistake into mis-
fortune. Against Maryland for in
stance, three touchdowns were
scored after two pass interruptions
and A tumble.
The Sooners can't afford to
make any mistakes against a team
like that
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-23
Kittrell Township
Land Is Conveyed

Among realty papers filed at the
register OF deeds office Saturday
was a deed showing sale OF nine
tracts in ikurcll township. Vance
county. and one tract in Gran
VILE county, totalinC 7l6 acres.
The lands We're sold by NJ. 3.
HedCepeth and others to W. NJ.
BIhbv, of Granville county for $40
and other considerations.
\ lot on Zene street was con-
veyed to G. o. King and II. T.
Johnson by Grover +. Grissom
and wife for 500 and other con-
SideratioEs.
Robert Hawkins and wife trans
fcrred one-half interest in A lot on
Vance street to Willie Jones and
wife for 500 and other corsidera-
tons.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-23
Fireproof The Cotton
Under Your Tree

Use OF cotton under the Christ
mas tree to give the effect Of snow
will assure a white Christmas"
~ the home in spite Of the weather
man, says Dan r. Holler. cotton
marketing specialist for State Col
lege Extension S rvice. who
warns, however, that this inflam-
able material should be m e
flame-proof to reduce the Yuletide
fire hazard.
Holler offers the following SIM
pie home treatment for cotton:
Obtain a small package of borax
and boric acid from your drug
store. Weigh out seven ou:ces of
borax and three ounces OF boric
acid. Dissolve in two quarts of hot
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-23
Man Dies From Fall
From Truck On Road

Frederick Carson Maitland. 27.
Of Warfield, Va, died upon reach
ing Maria Parham hospital here
Thursday about noon Of injuries
relieved earlier in the day in n
fall from a truck on the highway
near that place, some IS miles
north of Henderson.
Information was that Maitland
and his brother-in-law were NOV
ing a family from one place of
residence to another on their
farm. Maitland was riding on the
top or rear OF the load. and in
some manner fell from the truck
without being missed. A freight
truck happened along shortly aft
erward and discovered the injur-
ed man and one or two pieces of
furniture that had fallen with him.
The truck operators impressed
into use a stretcher they had.
placed the man on it and hurried
him to South Hill, wtpcty miles
distant, where he was taken tC a
doctor. After preliminary treat
ment. the man was hurried in an
ambulance to Henderson from
South Hill, but died on reaching
the hospital.
When Maitland was missed. an
inquiry was started. and it was
learned that he had met with an
accident and been brought to Hen
dcrson. Meantime, Coroner Her
bert Ellis, OF Vance county. went
through personal effects on the
mans body and learned his iden-
titv. and relatives were notified
They came here. arriving after he
had died, but arranged for the
body TO be returned 10 Warfield
for funeral services.
Surviving are the mans par
crts. Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Maitland
Of Warticld, and other relatives,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-23
Funeral Held For
Mrs. Fannie Glover

Funeral services for Mrs. Fan
ME Barnes Glover. who died Ia 81
Wednesday at Maria Parham hos
pital, were held at the rcSdonCe
IN the Watkins community Thurs
day afternoon. Rev. J. l.. Smith.
pastor OF the Herman Meth
odlst church conducted the serv-
ices. assisted by Rev. f. Norflcet
Gardner. pastor Of the First Bap-
fist church here. InternCnt was IN
the church cemetery.
Active pallhcarers were Thoma :
=. Parham, Fred &. Hight. ". l..
Dorsey. Sr.. Edward Workman.
Thgrstor Parham. Henry Moss.
Henry Young. Brooks Wychc.
John Barnes. John Burroughs.
Honorary. n. p NCDuffcc. 4.
r Young, James Jenkins. George
Harrison, J. c. Cooper. Roy nix.
on. J. c. Gardner. w. 4 Hunt
DR.. A. Fl. Parham. J. c. Hicks. +.
l.. Toeplc man. l. 3. Watkins. A
II. Bum. J. NJ. Peace. Buel Clio
yer, J. j. White. Howard White. .
n. y. Hocutt. 5. f. Jennctte. DR.,
J. Fl. Wheeler. I'd. Z. T. Upchurch
DR.. w. W. Noel. J. 8. Burroughs
Crews. Clarence &. Moore. {. W
Williams, Julian Glover. HAYDEN
Glover, c. 3. Basket. Leon Har-
ris. J. B. Virgins. Sr.. Carlton
Lavender J. p. Stairback. Frank
II Hicks. John Lee Wcstcr. q. y.
Newman, T. c. Taylor, J. II. Meth
cry.
The deceased was born in Vance
county, December 3. 1897. the
I IEntcr Of Walter T. and Mickey
'I'ionEh Rarncs. She had been a
Hl'mncr OF Herman Methodist
hNuoh since childhood.
n addition 10 her husband
I'HVt" NJ. Glover. she is survived
~ two daughters. Mrs. Mary
Daniel and Miss Carrie Mickey
lover; son. David VI. Glover.
".. and two sisters. Mrs. w. /,
Dorsey and Mrs. Jewel Hovle.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-23
Christmas Story Is
Told For Kiwanians

Rev. F.. Norfleet Gardner told
2 Christmas story. "Marv's Hus-
Hand, and Miss Catherine Bum
sang several holidays numbers
ard other selections. aCcompanied
=, III" piano by Mrs. Thomas NJ.
Hunter. at the weekly meefip,,
OF the Kiwanis club Friday night,
The club quarters were festive
with Christmas decorations NJ
molly. cedar md other green's. A.
on" end Of the room was arraur.
90 home scene at holiday time.
W. \. Bryan was in charge OF
decorations.
me program was in charge of
G. 0. Soifert. Rev. W. u. Sic.
lnniS and W. Y. Bryan. Mrs. \.
p. Barnes. club pianist, was pre-.
scented a gift.
w. {. Gates. secretary. rauort-
ed that the Christmas milk bot
tie contributions amounted ia
$500 and will be turned into
the clubs milk fund. J. W. San
ders, chairman OF the ngricul.
ture committee, reported that the
an boys born display shown al
last weeks meeting is now at
LegE-Parham company for in
spection.
Guests included Walter (.
Hight with w. c. Gates. Mrs. j
II. Bryan with Mr.. BRYAN: Mrs,
>. ii. BRYAN. Jr.. and Nclanie
Bryan with Mr.. Bryan; Mrs. w
y: Bryan with Mr.. Bryan: Mrs
w. D. McInnis and Miss Emma
Kate Mc1nnis with Rev. w. d
Mclnnis. Mrs. Thomas NJ. Hun.
ter. Miss Catherine Bum and
Rev. e. Norfleet Gardner.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-23

water ana add two ,,,,.~l
powdered soap. ''''espooas Al
Dip the cotton n :, ;"
decorative Purposes os used n.
ton. When the cotto, - this ss,u.
soaked. squeeze out ~. eonplstsl,
~ringins. and allow i, otutioa b.
II theJ ready to be f,nt,' dry. i
placed under the Cbrl,tn,a Out sM
Cotton treated In hi, n tree.
flame proof, Holler raw, nahner /,
not present the hazard and : do.s
same cotton would II HatAa
treated. were m.
This solution OF borax an,
acid may be used to spr.r ~ oohs
board covers. draperie, ironing
other materials that thu NJ say
poicts out. ~ dcls,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-23
Or Other Great Men Saw

It seems that the Georgia folks
are just about as much upset over
the Sugar Bowl ticket situation as
he Tar Heel followers. The Crack
ducats than did Carolina, due to
ers received a few hundred more
being nearer New Orleans.
But Just like the Tar Heels. the
Bulldogs bark that the supply fell
short Of the demand.
Carolina claims ten requests for
each OF the $500 tickets received.
And you can count on this that il
ever again the Tar Heels receive
and take a bowl bid, there will be
some more suitable arrangements
about tickets for alumni and stud
cntS.
Down in Georgia. Ed Danford.
sports editor OF the Atlanta Jour
nal comes out with a suggestion
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-23
pay between North Carolina and

Day between North Carolina and
Georgia.
The announcement was made by
Sam Corenswet. President OF the
Sugar Bowl. The other officials
will be H. w. Sholar, umpire:
George Gardner. headlinesman:
Gabe Hill. field Judge; and Fred
Walters. clock operator.
Bell. Gardner and Walters were
selected from the Southeastern
Conference list Of officials: and
Sholar and Hill from the Southern
Conference group.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-23
Marriage Licenses
Rise For HOLIDAYS

The usual increase in marriage
licenses for the Christmas boIi.
days. began Saturday, with six
couples taking out papers at the
register OF deeds office.
Licenses were obtained by:
James r. oJhnson and Esther
Bennett white, both OF Hender-
son.
William o. Royster and RUBY
Louise Lewis, white, Of Peters
burg, Va.
Joseph Franklin Boyd McCsw.
ley, OF Waverly. Va. and Dorothy
Thomas Weldon, Of Louisburg.
Robert M. Mcdonald and Emms
Lee Tant, white. OF Henderson.
Leslie Nathaniel Ballard. NJ
Goldsboro, and Mary Virginia
Windley, OF Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-23
WakeIon Play. IS
B Basketball TiIis

ZEBULON - Thu NJ
school win play a 1egame ba,sss
pail schedule after the Cbr;.t tss'
holidays. r. F. Lowry, Prinsiaaa,,
has announced. eipl,
The slate:
Jan. 3-Knightdals; 2. ~
linton; 10. Bailey; IS, at Kn;s S
dale; IT. Rolesville; %, at Wsa
Forest (afternoon); "a. a, w
dell; 20. Wake Forest: 81. W. No
dell. w. wen