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Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-16
Mrs. Thorne Gives
Message To WINS.

Mrs. w. A. Thorne of the F4st
Methodist Church brought
very challenging message on the
Negro in Africa and in Ameli-
ca to the Woman's Missionary
Society of the Rosemary Bar
fist Church on Monday evening
at the regular monthly meeting.
She was presented to the SIC
iety by Mrs. H. C. johnson.
program chairman of .he James
Kirk Circle, who led the dc,u-
tional.
A short business session fol-
lowed the program a; which
time plans for the Association
| al School of Missions. which
will begin Monday evening n
the Rosemary Church, were dis
cussed, At this time also it was
announced that a special PRAYER
service for State Mission VIII
be held at the churcA, Thurs
day evening, September Is. at
$50. About Al answered roll call
at this meeting.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-16

In simple but impressive
ceremony at st. Johns Catholic
Church this morning at nine o.
clock, Mrs. Dorothy Shearln,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. +. j.
,Askew of Roanoke Rapids, ard
James Francis Meyers, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Meyers of
Toledo, Wash, were united in
marriage.
=. The VOWS were spoken before
a flower-decorated, altar, and the
Very Reverend Peter NJ Den
ees officiated in the ceremony.
"A program of nuptial MUSIC
was played preceding and dur
ing the wedding by MISS Julia
Cooke, organist. Mrs. Raleigh
Bains was soloist.
THE bride and bridegroom en-
tered the church together.
:. For her wedding Mrs. Shealln
wore an Acknowledgements blue
suit with black accessories and
wore corsage of red roses.
The brides only attendant
was Mrs. Charles w. Dickens.
She wore a lovely blue dress
with black accessories and co.,
sage of pink roses.
, Michael F, Powers was hes:
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-16
Mrs. Gray Fetes
Club For Bridge

Halifax-Mrs. Mamie Gray
entertained members of her
bridge club and additional guests
at her home Thursday evening
with four tables of bridge. Sew
eral lovely arrangements of fail
flowers were used as decora-
tons.
At the end of several pro
gressions, high score prize for
the men was awarded to Percy
Harris, high score prize for la
dies was given Mrs. F. w. N.
White and guest high went To
Miss Glen Read.
An ice cream and cake plate
were served Mr.. and Mrs. QUEEN
ton Gregory, Mr.. and Mrs. Cas-
well Shaw, DR.. and MIS-. F. W.
M. White, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. R. L.
Applewhite, Fletcher Gregory,
Gilbert Vaughan, Mrs. Charles
Boykins, club members, and Miss
Glen Read and Mrs. Russell
Weeks, visitors.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-16
NelUs OF Interest
To Women
Call 326
Dorothy Shearin Is We'd
To James Francis Meyers


man Oshers were John FaVAcG
and husSe1 WalIlhs'
Mrs Al Drew was mistress o.
ceremonies.
Immediately after the ~eud-n =
the orlde and orldeS1oon I'll
Tor snort wedding NIP TO uh-
announced points On rel; 'e-
turn, they VIII make thoH MONS
IN Roanoke Rapids
Mrs Sba,rir i r,i,,, c,1er,
for the civ Of Poa,nrss Ranids
srd is ver,, u,;de1v,,,,rp o,1
anita 10 non7,i WI VII" ~ T T.;J.,r " ",
49, haan IN RoanoI-, 81, Cav
tlyo seasons WIN, .la PoSrnk o
Banids Iavs bsseball foam ara
was orc NJ the o,,+stapdir, NAV.
ers 10Th Seasons He njaue4 lof.
field This nast season and was
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-16
Enfield ". Nj. u.
Met Monday

Enfield-The Woman's Mis-
sionary Society met at the Bap-
fist Church at the appointed
time Monday evening with 20
present.
The president, Miss Virginia
Ogletree, presided, and after the
hymn 20 God, We Pray for All
Mankind was sung Mss Og-
letree led IN the opening pray
er.
During the business discussion
it was decided to visit the Coun-
tv Home on Friday afternoon
and to take magazines to the
80 inmates, and to also give each
of them cash to buy little thin IS
they want. The season Of prayer
for State Missions was anuounc-
ed to be observed September 10
to H. North Carolina for
Christ is to be the general to-
pic to be DISCUSSED here on Fri
day evening at $50 o'clock. At
this time the offering for State
Missions will be taken.
The Lou Burgess Circle, Ms
J. F, Condrey, leader, had charge
of the evenings program. and
Mrs. Condrev led the devotion
al. The topic "One Savior for
the Negro in Africa and Amer
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-16
Pastor And Wife
Feted BY Shower

Warrenton.-Rev. and Mrs.
Henry Crate House, recent. bride
and groom, were honored by the
communities Of Essex and Hol-
lister recently when their con-
gregation and friends gave them
a shower at the Baptist parson-
age.
They received gifts from about
s. guests. The group enjoyed
games and contests, and an ice
course was served with mints
Mrs, Jones is the former Miss
Harriet Congleton of Brinkley-
VILE.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-16
NeWsOn-Hicks
Vows Spoken

Warrenton. Miss Dorothy
Hicks, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. M. Hicks of Warrenton, and
Fred S. Newsom, son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Newsom, were
married in a private ceremony
in the home of Rev. w. Icard
in Henderson on September ?.
The bride wore a blue dress
with white accessories.
Mrs. Newsom is a graduate of
John Graham High School, War
renton, and is employed in War
renton at present. Newsom, a
graduate of Henderson High
School, is in business with his
father in Wise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newsom are
making their home in Wise.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-16
Woodland RA Boys
Have Picnic Supper

Woodland-Royal Ambassado S
from the Woodland Baotlst
Church went to Doolittle $ Mil
Pond near Milwaukee Thurs
day night for their regular meet
ing and a picnic supper.
The boys played gaines, went
swimming and fished by flash
light after their program and
Weiner roast.
RA's making the trip With
their leader, Edward Best, were
Johnnie and Charles Vaughan,
Joe Bolton, John Brugwyn, l,a-
vid Griffin, Jr., Charles Liver
man, Bobby Gene Futre'l, Ro-
land Hodges, Jr., and bllhe
Outland.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-16
Mrs. Powell Feted
Sunday On Birthday

Warrenton - Mrs. j linn m Y
Crabtree and Mrs. John r.
Pritchard of Henderson enter
tanned at dinner in the Powell
home last Sunday honoring Mrs.
B. w. Powell on her birthday.
The table was conferred with a
beautiful pink birthday cake
decorated with roses and Gala
lily mihts. A three course dinner
was served to the following:
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-16
JUST BE T W Z E n U S
BY Nancy Mottram
Snagging Lad For
First Date Calls
FIR Ingenuity

You've been dreaming of a
date with that lad for ages, but
he doesn't seem to know you re
alive. And you don't know how
to so about getting him to rea-
lie that you're you-instead of
lust part of the scenery. How
can one wangle a date with him,
or have him on the other end
of a phone call every night?
More than once you're decided
that girls are at disadvant =
age-boys have only to call a
lass they've noticed, and date
is in the offing. But the same
doesn't apply to the female
of the species. They have o
sit around, wait-and hope
You might have latched onto
the idea that it would do your
cause some good if he found out
via the grapevine, how much
You thought of him. That's one
of the easiest ways to prejudice
him against you without half
trying. Once a laxative buddy
let's him in on your secret crush,
you'll find him paying attention
to you-by taking off in the op-
posite direction as soon as you
come into sight. He doesn't
want TO be made conspicuous,
or suffer the grins and taunts
of his pals You'd better by
pass this idea completely if you
want a chance with him.
Number two on the list Of
What Not To Do is haunting
him. When you begin putting
in a appearance wherever YOU
know he'll be, you can be pretty
sure that your motives are show
ing. Coincidence isn't til a
strong, and give him some Gre
dit for brains. Boys have
uncanny ability to sense when
they're being chased, and in
stInct Will SEND them straight to
the nearest exit.
There aren't any magic that
will work the charm. 1t all de-
ponds on luck and time. Stay
ing in a corner, and praying
he'll look your way won't get
you anywhere with HIM, neither
vail Wlshtul thinking. You il
nave to win nm Tor a TREND
flrSt' or at least as a speaking
acquaintance. II you already
know MN, uncIenCh your tongue
when YOU meet and add a smile.
A frozen greeting doesn t leave
a pleasant impression. Add a
comment. too. How he S been
or a question as to what ne S
been dong lately--it S all IN the
bounds OF friendship, and 1t may
pay dividends later.
II You re not acquainted, Try
Tor a casual introduction by a
TREND who knows him, without
oulldozlng her into 1t or making
1t obvious that you re dying to
meet nm. II you see HIM re =
gularly It $ within bounds to
say Hello next time your
paths cross,
After several weeks, he may
work up his nerve to ask you
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-16

Mrs. Powell, the honoree, Mr.,
B. w. Powell, Mrs. Thomas l..
Harris and two children of Ra-
leigh, Mrs. John r. Prltchard
and two children and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jimmy Crabtree of Hender-
son. The honoree received many
lovely gifts.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-16

Confederacy held its regular
monthly meeting Thursday eve
ming at the home Of Mrs. Fetch
n Gregory.
Mrs. Quentin Gregory, chap
ter president, and Mrs. r. l..
Applewhite were unanimously
chosen by the club as delegates
to the U. D. c. convention to be
held in Charlotte in October;
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Bidgoes
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. N. Ha
Hedgepeth, of this city.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-16
Halifax L. ID. c. Meets
With Mrs. Gregory

Halifax.-The Halifax chapter
of the United Daughters of the
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-16

Impossible? Nothing's impossible at
Penney's 46th Anniversary Event! Full
fashioned, 81 gauge, Is denier beauties!
All perfect! The shades are Harvest
Tine-a cleaning sunburnt brown, and
Autumn Taupe-a neutral tone. 8 49,
10 ~.
Evening star., 1948-09-15
AUTOMOBILES WANTED,

TRY TRIANGLE-we want the extra
get them Phone DE. 6s03 for = buyer
9 ss Or dTvs tS so,e eit9sr R sI.
or 1888 r. I. ave. ne.
over list; immed cash. TR s474. METRO
densbure I'd.
LINCoLN-ZEPHYR, 1910 or 1871: also
continsnsasiI; viii pay the Rs sSy SSl:r 1913 so
BsusINEssMsN wants as Or 4e car: yili
pay all In cash Can 1871 sny time; = We; 1ssa, s,ss
edsr essn 1fsi si.sn sSs S,. .yas q q ea
Island Island % ave. ne. ooen ) am. to . On.
MORE CASH FOR YAUK CAR, new or
used. Drive in. bring your title and get
cash; WOLFE ne A99ToRs' 18th and x
sss SEE Z Is s sETosR 10 aou SELL roHAskA
SERVICE. 1926 goth St nv Dl elH;
HUDSON, 1870 or 194I: VIII psy the % top
foRs. fs51s5 ieso e Ss ESod. isiand ave. ne M.
aHIGHEsr Prices paid By washtnGton.s
Oldest Nash Dealer. See WILLlAMS 2
BAKER; NC. s..d0 fer an appraisal 1913 N "
FAIR. FAIR III Honest oArrRAIsALs On Al n.kss
Of cars are assured at McKEE-PoNTIAc'
1928 L..s s. nR,sr,n e.: NE ErxoAxorgp,.rKIY-.ss oxog
to to" IS: viii pay your price ioI el..n cars.
Come to or call LIVINGSTON AoToFs'
CASH AS I FOE On YoiuI cav. buy. We sell;
son4assT 15ass H'ts aoR fsss co s5's rora e
senninS rd.5. Il. 400.
Evening star., 1948-09-15
Take Ny Word for 1t
o.. E---L r~lL.
BY Fronk Colby
Pet Speech Peeye.

William H. Maxwell Of Newark,
N j., will receive an autographed
copy of my new handbook for sub
mitting an unusually constructive
criticism Of American speech.
From time to time recently I
have picked the following out Of the
air from a goodly crop of radio
announcers. They drop the TIL al
most entirely from such words as
this, that, then, there:
"'In nat industry for In thaS
industry
Ion iss program for On this
program #
IAN airs a scientific reason for
And there's a scientific reason
"'An nairs more to It un nat for
And there's more to it than that
IAN mats ALL for And s..ts
ALL"
may add to the Maxwellian
criticism the observation that the
careless pronunciations listed above
are not typical only of broadcasters
many nonbroadcasters are equal
ly guilty. And we should avoid the
fault, especially in any form Of
public speaking.
Dropping the 9Th" is in the same
category as such slovenly pronun-
Citations as gimme" for give me,
wanna" for want to, "hadda" for
had to, "shoulda' for should have,
femme for let me, gonna for
going to "whah-juh" for what did
you. "whine-chuh" for why don't
you, "jever' for did you ever, etc.
Overheard in an office building
lobby:
"Jeet jet?"
mo; jew?"
"No. Seat"
Translation:
Did you eat YETI"
mo. Did your"
mo. Let's eat"
Later, as the two attractive ofIice
girls sat at the drugstore lunch
counter: "Nye sez tim, whine-chuh
gimme ring smeevnin? Nee sez,
seevnin be awright? Nye sez, soak
kay by me. Swee wentuh movie and
had hoddogs before goin nome" ~
Translation: And 1 says to him,
why don't you give me a ring some
evening? And he says, will this
evening be all right? And l says,
it's o. K. by me. So we went to a
movie and had hot dogs before 60
ing home"
Are have got" and have gotten" ever
the constructions in which these phrases
may be used correctly. Send cents in coin,
and . stamped self-addressed envelope to
tion G. New York 10. N 2
lCopyriEht, The Bell Syndicate, Inc, 1g4s)
Evening star., 1948-09-15
AUToMoBILEs WANTEp (cer,. J

NAME YOUR OWN PRICE for your car
We vii sell IT for you and charge 20!
car car away: see US for tn. TOP price tSs'
w S5as ~ gSas ascs SEES.
f0Rf WIT Tn rar 4 ri;1eSi shf S.sa HI 49, ,or clean
cssh waiting. GENE cAsn EEBERRY
VIII Wiz fsa9ns FRY MosE Il Cash for sss your s.
NASH ARLINGTON CORR. in Rosslyn
Va, under the big Nash sign. OIL. 1890
WIN w1TH wRN"-More SIS for your
ear Gn.n ,s No delay Open IN; to w,SNs & SiT
I HAVE s1,5oe CASH for '4e or ~ Ply
mouth. Chevrolet or Ford from pvt. party.
SSssIkSEassaSbshs SsI EM ssss Hftsr. MoPRohs Want
new car or sell TO any one until you give
tn. he'd 5 s. s e sas Z 4 s ysuI Dyss gosi
pay n nc cash difier.nes, Wa.hinston's oldest
s.stasS s.ssnas.ss ensea. Sc. Mr s.sne.
sa.n saaaess iot 1919 fash 1aa .oa g. na corner
Nj ssfg oPsn sa3 = ssO MoToks 81
aSa moaei clean cars. Try CARE SAILS
coRp; W reDsssSls5s9nDe'i'i'e' sm sss9 1881 WIS
suHsNEssMAN IH in in dir. nerd of la4e,
cash price. Mr.. THERRELL. wooaley
ossSDsMoBnE 1913 "ss' convertible
coupe: Hydra-M Matte. futuramic. Bring II
to SMILING SAM. 1929 Wis. ave NO.
oecomins Washinston's iars.st used car
Evening star., 1948-09-15

DON'T MISS THESE SUPERB BUYS
Clean merchandise: buy now while prices
are low; many guaranteed to pass D. c.
Ford 1s41 Fordor sed., radio. 81 1,O45.
Commander 1888 4-dr. sed.. r. and
h., $3.50
Pontiac 1941 4-dr. sed.. T. and h.. 81 ,0gb.
Oldsmobile 1899 convert, new paint Job
and top, S725
De Soto 1885 4-dr. sed.. heater, S24b..
Chevrolet 1947 bus. coupe. r. and h..
S1.595.
Pontiac 1912 sed coupe, r. and h.,
S1,225 LEE D. BUTLER, Southeast
Branch, 1884 Penna. ave. Sc, Ii. 77l7.
Evening star., 1948-09-15

AFTEK SEEING The REST, buy INC Uest
used cars in town.
Chevrolet 1947 club coupe. Fleetmaster,
r and h. Sl.995.
Ford 1s4s TUDOR. 5000 miles 81 ;9sb.
Chrysler 1916 4-dr., +. and h., $2,195.
Chevrolet 40 4-dr.. r. and h., SV., 81 ,6a5
Ford 194s Sup. del. r. and h.. od.. So. 145
Cadillac 1912 81 Fleetwood, r. and h.,
2.295.
Ford 1941 conv.. clean. 81 1.O95.
Olds 1912 sedanette, rs, r. and h.,
Plymouth 1912 2-dr.. sl.O95.
Chrysler 1910 4-dr., r. and h., S995.
Plymouth 1889 2-dr.. r. and h.. 1895.
E. & H. MOTORS. 1927 Bladensburs I'd.
ne. FIR. 1873. Open ewes. and Sun, Just
shove Sears Ia
Evening star., 1948-09-15
Test Your Horse Sense
By Dr.. GEORGE W. Crone

Score one point for a correct solu-
ton to each of the first problems.
The last problem counts five points.
!. Which internal secretion pro-
duces the jaundiced color OF the
skin?
Insulin Bile
Thyroxine Adrenalin
2. A raincheck should make one
think primarily of
Comiskey Park Madison So. G.
Yellowstone PIX. Soldier Field
3. Which one of the following II
most suggestive Of q law school2
Toga Uniform
Livery Regalia
4. Which railroad advertises itself
as the Grand Canyon Route?
B. & o. Santa Fe
Rock Island Pennsylvania
5. Which one of these Is most sug-
gestive Of a gypsy fortune teller?
Miscroscope Telescope
Horoscope Periscope
g. Idioms are special uses of words
that are peculiar to given lam
guage. Try to link the adverbs
shown in the left-hand column be-
low with the appropriate verbs in
the opposite column with which they
form the typical English idiom. You
deserve one point for each correct
judgment.
(a) Highly (v) Criticized
(b) Greatly (w) Excited
(c) Deeply (x) Persuaded
Cd Strongly (y) Disturbed
te) Severely tz) Moved
Score yourself as follows; o.,
poor; 3-6, average: TO superior;
9-10, very superior.
ANSWERS.
!. Bile. 2. Comiskey Park fbasebsln.
3. Togs. 4. Santa Fe. 8 Horoscope. A.,
tal Highly Excited tw): lb) Grestly-Dis-
turbed ty. tc) Deeply-Moved Hl. td)
Strongly Persuaded tx). te) Severely
Criticized w.
Evening star., 1948-09-15

opSAAAAH ASoAs AAit VA
The inherent right Of the spec.
tator to ''kibitz" at open bridge
tournaments was disputed by some
of the more temperamental contest.
ants at the recent national cham
pionship tournament at the Stevens
Hotel in Chicago. While no spe-
cific ruling on the subject has yet
been made, 1t Is evident that the
sympathies Of the governing body
are distinctly on the side OF the
gallery. Mindful of the large sums
in War Bonds that were raised
through the sale Of kibitzer seats
during the last war, the Executive
Committee w& not inclined to cur
tail the privileges Of the enthusiastic
bleacherites. Had the bridge play
ers' right to privacy" been upheld,
a number of the fans would have
been deprived of the pleasure OF
witnessing the dramatic incident re-
corded in the diagram above. This
hand was played in the masters
mixed team of four, which was won
by Margaret Wagar OF Atlanta, John
Crawford Of Philadelphia. Helen So.
bel OF New York and the UNDER
signed.
In the bidding diagram there does
not appear the scornful glance di-
rected at West alvin Landy Of
Cleveland) by his fair partner, at
the point that he failed to stand for
the double of six hearts. which the
young lady appeared to have lashed
to the mast. Landys Judgment
proved sound. for despite East's Inn
pressive holding, there was no way
to defeat Mrs. Sobel's contract OF
six hearts.
The first round of bidding was
routine, with the possible exception
Of Landy's one-spade bid, which to
this observer appears to be good
strategy. After partner fails to
take action 1t seems not unlikely
that the enemy has slam, and
surely game, SO that a sacrifice bid
may be in order II partner happens
to have some spade support. North
Is unwilling to play for less than
game and makes the immediate cut
bid to so indicate. East's double was
to advise partner of the possession
of spale values. Mrs. Sobel rebid
hearts and North was content to
raise to only four hearts, inasmuch
as he had already made the grand
gesture on the previous round.
The slam in hearts can be made
by playing the king of hearts from
dummy, followed by the eight. which
East must cover. Dummy Is then
re-entered and another heart lead
through East enables declarer to
pick up the trump suit, scoring six
diamonds, five hearts and a spade
for a grand total of II.
tCopyrisht, 194s, by Charles II. Goren)
Evening star., 1948-09-15

WILL PAY Up TO $1,000 FOR:
| 40 Cheyrolets.
40 rords.
40 Plymouths.
40 Pontiacs.
CENTRAL MOTOR ALE ,
<320 Conn. ave. Wo. 1886, In. e7bA
Evening star., 1948-09-15

LAST WEEK FOR s4-MoNTH FINANCING.
1947 Ford "S' club conv. coupe;
''1 coupe; yip i r., h. I.-. ~ 1.7s5
1947 Ford Super de luxe "s" 2
door sedan; r.. h. --------- 1896
194e Ford Super de luxe "s'' q
door sedan; r.. h. ------ 1895
1g47 Plymouth Special de luxe r.
1s4e Ford Ford Super de luxe IS" 4
dr. sedan: r.. h.---------.- 1898
1946 Ford Super de luxe "8 2
door sedan; r. h. --------- 1,o45
All Of the above are one-owner cars and
in excellent condition.
door; r.. h. s1,O45
1910 Chevrolet Special d. luxe q 49,
door; r.. h. 995
1911 ,0i''''e r, h. ---1 1.1s5
1910 Chevrolet Special de luxe q
1s41 Plymouth Special de luxe 2
door: r., h. ---------.-- $40
!941 Euick Special coupe: r, h, 1,195
1910 Oldsmob:le con7. club coupe;
srruARr si h. MOTORS. srd and SITS. ne ne
ATT SS0o -16
Evening star., 1948-09-15
aNS UPn q

!. Bile. 2. Comiskey Park tbssebslp.
3. Togs; Santa Fe, 8 Horoscope. A..
tal Highly Excited wv. Cbl Grestly-Ds-
turbed ty). (c) Deeply-Moved (zD, td)
Strongly Persuaded tD. te) Severely
Criticized w.
Evening star., 1948-09-15
Word Game
Find 36 or more common English
words in
GLACIER,
HORIZO ONTAL.

" Il n - L L. N,
meaning, "a field of ice moving slow
ly down a mountain" Average mark
is SO words. Time limit, Is minutes.
Rules of the game. Words must be Of
four or more letters 2. Words which acquire
four letters by the addition Of IS" such as
bats" cats" are not used. 3. Only one
form OF a word is used. 4. Proper names
are not used. A list will be published
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1948-09-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AZ CHEVROLET Fleetmaster 2-dr.
clean -.'-,'------~--------,S1,ss5 " ST, ,ss5
AZ Chevrolet Fleetmaster 4-dr. Sc
dan; n, 6,I0O miles. like new 1888
40 Dodge Custom cub coupe; r.,
h., seat covers; frst-class shape 1,S45
Ar De Soto club coupe; radio,
heater: see this car ------ 1,l95
Al OldS club coupe; radio, heater,
Hydra Matte drive; clean car 1.145
Al Hudson 4-dr. sedan; new paint;
nice car for Transportation 7S6
40 Hudson 2-or. sedan, new Faint;
see this bargain ---- 595
'3S Buick 4-dr. sedan; good tires
and runs good ------.-- 575
Many others to select from. CAPITOL
AUTO & TRAILER SALES. 1912 Bladens-
hurr rd n p FIR OR36
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-04-01
Morris Schur Honored
On Eighth Birthday

Morris Schur celebrated his eighth
birthday Monday, March END, at
his home here.
Twenty-Five of his friends came
bearing gifts which pleased the
young recipient very much.
This group of young people en-
joyed dancing on this happv occa-
sion. Music was furnished by many
artists of note as their records were
played on a record player.
In the dining room the table was
laid with a lace cloth, centered with
a beautiful birthday cake and mount
ed with eight burning tapers.
Late in the afternoon Mrs. Schur
served individual cakes iced in white
and ice cream.
Each guest received a package of
gum as a favor.
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wv sIeyon Service Guild
Met On Monday

The members of the Wesleyan
Service Guild of the Lexington Me-
thodist Church met in the Educa-
tional Building of the church on
Monday night, March 29th, for their
regular meeting with fifteen mem
bers and two visitors, Mrs. David
Jordan and Mrs. Tolbert Majors pre-
sent.
Mrs. Paul Lindholm was in charge
of the program. She presented Mrs.
Jordan who gave an interesting dis
cussion on the Prayers of the Early
Christians" She was followed by
Mrs. Majors who concluded the
study on the Great Prayers of the
Bible" giving the last chapter on
the Prayer Life of Paul.
At the conclusion of the meeting
Miss Maxine Riggin, assisted by Mrs.
Lindholm, served delicious refresh
mentS.