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DKKU.
By I,ill.i Mitehell Thornton
A covey q . , . m the woodlot
And fit hi nts tn. ' play in the -nibble:
A \miiidehiii k 1> lliicmi.
i.\ chipmunk, a Yoon.
These help all mv plea.-.ires to dou
ble.
i
A lieavor lodge down ny the river
And pigeons that Aa.-per and prat
tle.
But more than the : est.
The ones I like he>:.
The deer that eou.e u with the cat
tle.
So shyly they eat at l e haystack.
And count me a I end. not a slrau
ger:
Vet softly I go.
For well do 1 kmi.
They are po.-ed fot le.n :ng Iron
danger.
Kook ( lull I o Meet.
The t'nnlc ■ a .. y Hoot, el'll) u . ■ i
meet with Mr-. Waddell (tlioisoii. on
the Country el,a d. e. id. i -day
afternoon at 3:311 n'rl.ri:, t w.i an
non need to, lav.
Parsonage lid Meeting.
The Value Men k! -; charge pa,
.-image aid ui ety li eet Friday
evening .it t! o'el a ■. the par.-on
age. it was iitiu> an e.t today Mem
bers ol the Cull urg ,, ,et . v\ ii (
htive charge oi Hie pr ‘gram and .- -
cial hour.
Great Way
to relieve stuffiness, invite
It’s wonderful how a little Vu-tro-nol
up each nostril relieves stuffy transient
congestion. Also relieves distress of
head colds! Follow direi Lions in folder
VICKS VA-TRO-NOL
Cl a y a ^ I ji e ~ \v i rl
oi Au l u in u Leaves
I ' I
S'It \i\\(' . aedf in a no\C’l i.andal
lur just any time wear.S7.95
Low heel romi’urt with li :*1* heel
smartness -alsu suit black velvet
suede.
suede. .$7.9“*
W EBB’S
Henderson
Shoe Store
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- - -f
Marian Martin
—Pattern—
Lovely to look at. delightful to
.'.•ear. anil a cinch to sew! Pattern
11 tit! is smartly designed and, with
.niily emb: o.ctery, iue;.' lot s>i. l.
Pattern 9I(>2, misses' and women’s
./.os. 14. lti, 18. 20: 32. 34. 3(1. 3--1
i and 12. S /r lti. 2 y s. 39-inch.
. bro.ilri v li attsl'cr inelitded.
SEND TWENTY CENTS in coins
or these patterns to Henderson
Daily Dispatch. Pattern Dept., 232
West Kith St., New York 11. N. Y.
' \1L, AD
DRESS, STYLE NUMBER.
r . * J il.l ..■> e ois l .s 111, .1 e bring
iii the Marian Martin Fall and
. inter I’attorn Book full of smart.
.y-lu-MiL.i' si.vies. A free bed
tckel pattern is planted right in tin
( oiniminity Singing.
T: ere will be coinin.i .11y sim|
i or a; tile North Hi'ilunsui Bap
cl arch next Sunday, .avoiding
■ ■ • aittnumeement made today ay V
. I. Clark AH choirs are nutted to
attend.
I Imir lit Elect Officers.
The Young People's choir ol tin
First Baptist church, which yy.is . c
orgam.'.ed last Thursday, will i iee
new officers at their rehearsal to
morrow evening at 7:30 o'clock, il
.v.i.- v.aleu today. Members are urg
ed to meet promptly at 7.30 o'clock
o Fiat the seni u1 choir may ri hearse
at 8:30 p. nt New members are tn
. .led to attend and make up the
goal ol 20 to 2.7 choir members.
Junior Ci\ ic Club
Plans For Bridge
La>; minute preparations were
being made today for the bridgi
tournament to be held Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock at Coopers
Hall sponsored by the .Junior Civic
club. Everything has been working
smoothly m anticipation ol the
event and much enthusiasm and in
terest points to a successful even
,4; lor the sponsors, leaders said.
Miss Aima Dixon, president ol tin
club, has announced that tables I'm
games other than bridge yvill be
nade available and that prizes wil.
.je awarded bridge winners ol low
tnd high scores and also to winner.
>1 the other games.
Tickets have been placed on sale
through Miss Alma Dixon at the
Citizens Bank, Miss Frances Har
ison at Loughlin-Cluudwy n's ami
Irs. Lari Satterwhite. The advance
ale has been promising, it was said
B. I\ \Y. Will Ha\e
Supper Gathering
'1 he Business and Professional \Vu
nen's Club is planning a gei-l, g. the
supper oil Tuesday night, October 111
1 the Middleburg Community h .use
it was stated today. The suppo wil
be in celebration of the Naliona
Women's W eek which will be observ
ed throughout the country. A goes
speaker has been invited for tin
occasion. Supper will be served a
715 o'clock by the ladies of tin- Mid
dleburg community. Kes.vv ili in.
must be made by the latter pari
tins week through Miss. A:me l.e
May, who will also arrange traiis
.. i iat mn . to M iddleburg.
Reported Improved
Mrs. Katie Paschall was reported
much improved today following ai
in-ration at Duke hospital. Durham,
last no k.
A Three Days’
Cough is Your
Danger Signal
Creomulsion relieves promptly be
cause it goes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel germ
laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe
and heal raw, tender inflamed bronchial
mucous membranes. Tell your druggist
to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with
the understanding you must like the
way it quickly allays the cough or you
are to have vour money back.
CREOMULSION
For Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
I FLOWERS 1
FOR EVE”Y OCCASION I
Pbonr 380 Day or Night 1
BRIDGERS The ri0lM |
★ ★★★★★
★ WITH THE COLORS *
★ ★★★★★
Returns to \tl.intu
Id i Maurice i Stainback has re
turn* .1 to Lawson (Seneral hospital,
Atlanta, Ga.. allot spending .1 ltd
day furlough wdh in- parents, Mr.
and Mrs (i. L> Stainbari.. route live.
Henderson.
Trains as Instructor.
Second Lieutenant John W 11,.:
ri- S' 'it of Mr. and Mrs Philip J
Hums. ullH Young street, has an -
eel at Randolph Field. Texas, to take
tanning us 11 pilot instructor of the
Army Air Forces Training Com
mand. it was learned today He
me ol several him red pil its. select
ed for their Hying proficiency and
ability to teach, who vv.ll take a
month's course in Randolph Field's
Cent) al Instructors School, it was
stated.
BPW CLUB URGES
SAVING OF PAPER
Now that October i- on Us way.
the 13. P. W club wants to remind
the public that salvage ol waste
paper is still more urgent than ever.
Now is the fall cleaning time and
'rum attic to basement there should
be many paper articles that eduid
be destroyed.
Regtila. collection ■>: tun. pope |
vi 11 be Inter in the month. Out tite
club stands ready to send a truck
to any home that has an appreciable j
amount, it was said. Citizens are
s'-e-3 < • eall Mrs. R. 13. Green.—
Reported.
Improves Alter Operation.
Mrs. Renn Hale who underwent
major iporuthui last Fiaday limni
ng was reported much improved
today.
JAND MEMBERS ASK
FOR INSTRUMENTS
Musical instrument- ue wanted
by several new members of the He si
ersori high school band " ho have
ecu unable to nlil.iin m.-lr uuetits,
A. T Hcarue. Jr. dir-'clo . aminuim
mi today. Those in t:w rUy who have
.nslrumcnts tor sale are a-ked to
contact Mr Heari.e i.elore Fr.day.
naming the piece and price asked.
No new insti tinn nr m ’o'
)oilg111 now. Mr. Hem lie explained,
md lie ;- anxious to have a full band
main this year.
Those .V iio .von 1 i line to sta ! m
■he band tins year are also a-ked
.0 see Mr. Hcanu at '.lie hign >e!i. 01
or eall him this week.
:iTY TEACHING LIST
IS NOW COMPLETED
Two additions to the iity schoo,
et.chnig last have complete tie’ tear 1
iig personnel lor the scimol vmir.
944-4a. K. M. Rollins, stipe.aten
lent of publie schools, announced
od-tiy.
Miss Fa u Wieki r nas accepted
oiirth grade work a; Nuria Hender
,n sehoai Miss Wicker formerly
’might at Aycoek lngii seimol. and lot
die past few months lias been work
dig with tile government in Washi
ngton.
Mrs. Lillian Radford, of Henderson,
■as been elected to teach the litlu
radc recently added at Central
tehool.
Leaders Discuss
\\ <>rJ\ (»t Sc<aits
"Patrol and Troop Mooting Pio
grams' wa- the top;.- lot the thud
mooting o! the Girl Scout Leader
train ng set e- held Monday
n gl at 8 (0*clock at the First Bap
tist church.
The opening period I the meet
mg .'.as conducted by (he tin'p
leader. Mi-s Elvira Cheatham Flag
bearers to. the evening were Mrs
G E. Rose and Mi Gideon Lan i;
color guard.- were Mis Elizabeth
Newton and Miss .lean Gregory
During the opening period the
group pledged allegiance to the
Amer.ran flag and repeated the Girl
Scout oath and laws. The pal ol
formed at the last meeting direct
ed die singing of the Scouting
Hymn.
During the troop period Miss Eliz
abeth Lassiter led in the discussion |
revolving around the topic for the |
evening. "Patrol and Troop Meet- !
ing Program-." She gave Inc oh.jcc- j
lives, methods, and natcrials of the j
annual troop meeting and a so tne
objectives, methods, and maler.als I
ol the weekly troop meeting. Spc- '
citi 1 emphasis was placed on the '
meeting- being enjoyable and var.
ed. .vliss Lassiter stated tnat tile
slogan of the leaders, 'I'ra.n 'Lin, j
1 rust 'Em and Let them Lead,"
■mould be considered in the plan
img of every program.
1'ollowing the Loop period, i.ov
group met in various sections i.ie
■ mill lor their patrol meetings.
There have been three patrols loi.n ■
ed during the meeting. The Corn
ua ndo patrol is headed uy Mis..
r. i./.abetn Newton, with the ass.si- |
• uit leader being Mis.- Lucy .lane :
Lower. The Bob White patrol is
under the direction of Mrs. John
Whitfield as leader, and Mrs. Jim
Briley as assistant leader. The third
patrol, the Flying Tiger.-, is under
leadership of Miss Elizabeth Las
s. ter and has as assistant leader,
Mrs. Gideon Lamb.
The 11 ib White patrol had charge
if the investiture of three persons
who had reached the ranking ol
Tcndcrluot and were presented with
iheir Girl Scout pins. This cere
mony took place il iring the troop
c-.i.-scuioiy pci iod and was imme
l.atciy ; olio wed by a bandage race
•onduclcd by the Commando patrol, i
Airs. George O'Lary gave mstruc- i
: ons ;n bandage mailing and talk- '
ed • the group concerning first aid I
■ i cat.m ill.
Adjournment billowed the friend
ship circle and the singing ol "Day |
- Dying in the West."
Attendance at the leadersnip
.raining scries ha- iiccn excellent.
M i ;ch interest has been exhibited
at the meetings and with the out- |
-.ide a i irk connected with the scout
movement.
MEETING TONIGHT
ON V-DAY PROGRAM
The final general meeting to pre- !
pare for public commemoration of j
V-D.iy will be held this evening at |
3 o'clock at the Vance county court |
house. The principal event com
memorating the day will be a union,
county wide thanksgiving an.! pray
er service at Henderson iugii school
.'il the evening of V-Dav. at wh;>‘
time the services will be conduct
ed entirely by lay workers in the
churches of the county. Each church
and civic club has been invited to
have two representatives at tonight's
meeting.
Merchants To
Hear Address
I )( ', A m- : \,y. » XCC it i « t -
‘ary .* :. . m}, )!,>,, ., ,•. -
eau. v\ II • , , ,r the* : t < < . i•.• -
duinci t«» lr . id TIi i. sd;.> , • *i .*}»)
(
learned tndii;.
! !lcs( llit'i :. , lit (|, mil’. -: > nl-e.
(d by the i ■■ ,nt lc affa’. « . : .
m it tee ct tin Honda son fn.i i :,i .
of Comnifni' .no open to all mo -
chants piopr o? II"-, :i. I’lauci - and
iuninr exeeut vos. according to H.
C Bow ie. "... . ■ an.
been the exeeut
Bale > r ga n i; t
most two years, and pi >r . that
was a mem: o: of the .1 ore -i- nr,
stall of the itaio.gh i m.i-s to -i . -
oral vein- Ho w.ll discuss 1 r .0
tile problei - aid the - no • -
chant cn,i|,»• •; m, part v .! ly . 1
ways cooper.i*:on can help
present d y jir -oleins
()llicr business to ae c m-,cl. c I
is a tentative report h.v * fie* ('li
ma- committee, which con- st - •
i. II. Vicke v. W. B. Shc.n 1 .. s. i
Holcombe. and K W E.-.rct.
NEW ELECTIONS TO
PHI BETA AT DUKE
Durham. 1 let. -I. - F-i uh-t:. men
and two women were ole-led to I’...
Beta Kappa Society - |) , ... Cn -
versitv this week. Initial mis ! ,
tht.se new members and :D others,
who were elected on August I. .v:l.
be held at next Monday nigh’.'s
meeting, when Dr. \V. T La,made,
professor of ! 1 istory, vvi pi . 11.
• lames Cannon. III. prifes-or ol
History ol Religion and Mis-ions
i-' ’*'<• sec ret ;uy t nr* urgum/.i t ;cn.
Those who were rmidc : c i burs |
this week are Kdgar Met aniens.
i-.. ~
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Pursuant ■■ ':11 at-' ■ ! C .....
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through 1 c t " nudity Ciuil t c.',.
- , j ' ,1 t ]n» ] E)^ 1
iced a rid w a v iji
"T: i ttw de . ;
Con idit Credit Curjjoration t
Mr. ivilst.si -..id.
f To relieve distress of MONTHLY >
Female Weakness
S (Also Fine Stomachic Tonic)
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound is
famous to relieve periodic pain and
accompanying nervous, weak, tired
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Follow label directions.
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Children’s
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In beautifully quilted ray
on and corduroy. Size 2
to I I.
Quilted Robes - - $5.95
Corduroy Robes - 3.95
■"I
\ Stylo No. 1_5 Style No 1 Hi
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leading colors The button fmnt classic trimly cut in “Bandwagon,1*
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Efird’s Dept. Store
230-232 S. Garnett St. Phone 98
Efird’s Warm Up Blanket
and Comfort Sale
Warmth That Took Grandmother Months To Obtain
CHATHAM BLANKETS
WOOLWICH MARLEY j
Full bed size 72 A brand new
x 84 inches. loo'- blanket ot bo''
virgin wool in wool b()'' cotton,
four lovely shades full 4 1 pounds of i
of rose. blue, winter weight ' jj
green m* cedar. warmth. Full bed
Ideal for warmth size. j
v.-,y.. y"r' $7.95
$10.95 F1ELDCREST J
Double Blanket
SUTTON
2-)'1 wool, 7o '
A bargain buy cotton,
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11 Double Blanket
This pair is con
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wool, size 70x8o 00 QC
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pounds. -
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EFIRD’S Department Store
230-232 South Garnett St. Henderson, N. C. Phone 98