. iin wm 1
^ “ ( \ri:i< t..
J Hp that tile sky "I night i ;i
w .', t > with t tv nkli
'•,f iron- til •
] p.j,.. ... '. w:t:i the V net tor com
pany.
w-.• < ts ot cloud a cend
and shilt.
I , , ' r.g, high currents. cum
,:ig - ■ 'O
To i ■ -■' h-.ra which only
dreamers rc.ich:
j I ,... til'1 yellow poppies of the
^nd . :ii its cn le. curve ol
golden head).
j r lie. ill the still, I: a 1. pa re.
j -I tiie dawn bite, .»».•
. one. —
T)’( • . jne bigge ! catch 1 r.'in the
i'.i o| sleep- j
iffjt ;htj p.vard tug. I land
the sun!
Maur.ee III!.
Spends Week Mild Here.
s 1 yi Ji up, ot K ('. T.
5j,. : 1 lit week end here w ith Mi.
Ali a Rowland.
Return to I.Miiishurg.
Mi I. It. Kerlv and children hnvi
rst , ' i to their home in l.ouisiiu
aftei is.ling Mr. a lid Mr-. L. I.
B; i i.t -
Returns to Texas.
M . Lewis L. 15; rues, Jr., ol Rule
Te\a.. ha; returneii to her home aftei
.«!»in ling a lew weeks with Mr. am
Mi . L. E. Barnes.
I liters Cadet Nurses' Carps.
Mi > Shirl- v Bars left toriav fo
D ar wiiere she is to enter Wat's
. •.ii t.. train as a member in th
l'. S Cadet Nurse t orps.
To Kilter Carolina
Joseph S. Rowland is expected t
leave tomorrow to- Chanel Hill
\VI ere he will enter the Kill seme-po
at the I'nivers.ty ol North Carolina.
Kclurii From C. X. (’.
AL ser Annie.. Mil. '1. 15.■ 11x
(e'uflwyn and Mai v H. !! I)i -v ••
i returned t. 11.ei)• homes here,
aller attending the -umna r '■■-•mi
at the University of North Carolina.
Cl a pel Hill.
Visiting Here.
Stall Sergeant .dad Ms:- Dan Gar
ret.! ol Ahoski ■ vi King Sgt Gar
re't - mother. NT.' .1 VV. C1... ret t
M ■ ■ e]i t.eit. S s ' ( P i r*■ 11 1 ,.ll
a ia-d.iv furl-.Li.,■ i ir .-■ F .-ter Gon
er.d hospital. Camp .iaeU.- n. M.
Nurses' tides t nif.-rirs \\aiial)le.
Mrs W. W. Bowei« . th<
le d Cm- room on Tie-. d.,y after
noon t rum a to 7 iI'eloe ' ' gi' '
N ■ Aide nn I -riv-. it was mi
ni meed today. Gi Is are trged to get
their uniforms ; nrl he > ■■ !v f the
grain, 'ion exercises which will i
held \v. • Inesilay m1
Miss Hilda Powell
In \\ ed S<*t. I .ord
AT- and M: Ben in: in Walla- r
B veil,. Hi lie 7. Hondo' ui, an
ti 'Utire the engagement and ap
1>: o miling marriage of tin r da igii
te: 111 Ida 1 ,ee, to Se go. nt A rt li ,
11 I a iril. ol C 'a up Buitn-r and I’o: !
'• do. I’enn.-y I van a. m of Mr. and
M: In ;n G. I .ord, of I ’■ .1 Isv il !e
Tin- wedding will lake place in lhe
la a: future.
BIRTHS
Hirlfi of Soil.
Mr. and l\lr:. Allison D. Allison
at t,ounce the birth ni a : on, Kronci.
H mdolph, on August 21). at Maria
Barham hospital.
Birth of Daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. JacU.-on. ,Tr.
•tiiiioi.inc" the hiirtn of a daughter
Z‘'ltan Ann. on Augu.-t HO, at Maria
h irham hospital.
Marian Martin
—Pattern— !
i':.:' m-we.-u, smartest neckline on i
ki.'O m no. v. m gives tins sim- i
dri-.-s a touch ot distinction! ■
u 9151 ..pens down the front— ;
' 1 P>.t on: easy ironing, too!
Pattern 9151 eome- in s.zes 12,'
: 1. Hi. 18. 20; 30. 32, 34, 3(3, 38, 4u!
- ze Hi. :.-nek, 3 yards 39-inch.
Send twenty cents in coins for
ms p..lle.n to L'uny Dispatch, Pat
ent Dept., 232 West 18th St., New
Dirk 11, N. V. Print plainly SIZE.
.'AME, ADDRESS, STYLE NUM
JER.
Fifteen Cents more orings you the j
.Iarian Jlartin Summer Pattern j
look, a collection of all that new
aid smart in wearing apparel for
- e lamdv. Free Nightgown Pal
•ern printed in the bookl
College Students
1 o Be Honored By
I he Drop-In Club
The Drop-Ill Teen Ago Club will
.. e a danr. Saturday night in the
elub room ol the Parish House of the
i-.| iM-opal eluireh for the members of
die club and in honor of those boys
iltd girls who will soon leave for col
eg.-. .1 was announced today.
A special program lias been plan
ned tor the evening in addition to
lancing. The starting hour has been
.1 at 8:3i) o'clock.
Admission will be by card only
exo |d for honored guests, me college
undents.
SHANNON ROGERS
FETED AT PARTY
Little Miss Shannon Rogers \va~
■ ■led at her home on Wednesday alt
I'liMon, the occasion being her
1:> rth birthday. Mrs. Milton Jour
iiec.m ;i:id Mrs. Milton Rogers were
hostesses.
During the afternoon the guests
■njo.ved many out door games. Re
le.-Wiion: were served to the fol
•vving: Shannon Rogers, Tracy Ann
Rogers, Joan Rogers, Florence and
Vleivin Gris.-om, Jr., Nancy Lester,
Sue Blanks, Sylvia Crocker, Linda
rocker. Faye Carter, Judy Might,
Betty Fowler, Itetty Nicholson,
ieanette Parn-h, Mat and Dennis
iriSMim. Mable Burnett, Sandra
Suiith and Alice Burnett,
Returns to Dunn.
Mrs. R. G. Tart, o! Dunn, who
i;is been visiting her son-in-law and
laughter, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Page,
11'.. iias returned to her home.
WITH THE SICK
Has Throat Operation.
Mrs. 1). T. Avsciic went to Rich
mond Thursday to be with her niece
ittle Emily Jane Fuller, during ;
throat operation which was plannee
for today.
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Gone to Pacific.
T-a Herbert M. Clark has gone to
the Pacific after 11 months’ duty in]
France, it was learned today. Me is
the husband of Minnie Clark, route
four.
En Route from Europe
Pt'c. Elwoiid E. Peedcn is on route
home from Europe with the "Sant;
Fc" Division, which in ten month.1
battled across the Elbe river t<
within -42 miles of Berlin, il wa
it aimed from overseas today. Pic.
Peedcn is the grandson of Mrs. A ,ci
Peedcn, Henderson. He holds the
Presidential citation, five* battle
-tars, the Purple Heart award anc
Good Ci i duct ribbon._
liss Lyliston Weds
Julian Alston, Jr.,
In Newport News
<m Friday afterno n, August 24.
t five o'clock, at e Fn ' Rapti.-i
hurcli, Newport NT •. . Va.. Mi —
lli/.abeth Jane Lvi ■■ m became tin
ride of Julian Meredith Alston. Jr.,
I Henderson. Rev K. F.. Ru*hlcdg«
ras the offiei.it i g minister at tie
oulilc ring ccren ■ >ny.
Graduate d candelabra h >ld i g
.bite tapers and baskets of whip
ladioli f> rmed tile altar deo ration
rior to the ceremony, Mrs. F.. I-.
Tithledge, organist, rendered a pro
ram of nuptial music and during
:te ceremony, "Clair de Lune" wa
>ftly played. Mrs. Clay Turner s mg.
1 Love Y>>u Truly," by Carrie Ji <
kinds, ;• d “Because" by d'H irdciot
'he traditional wedding marches
cere used for the processional and
eci-ssional.
Mr:. F. G. King was matron oi
onor and only attendant. She wore
street length dress of fuseli i t cpi
nd a . h adder a irsage of
uses.
Fred G. King served as be-t man
The bride i • tcred the chi irch n
lie arm i f her father. Willi i c
Jnvid Lyliston. by whom 'c \\u>
liven in marriage. Sl.e vvi -•> a ircci
eitglh two-piece dress of darl; lipi.vn
lat crepe. Matching acccs-nri. .m• >
shoulder corsage of orchids com
ilctcd her costume.
Tile bride's m- tlief, was rl'T-u’i
n black crepe with which she mcc
notching acccssori1 s and a -In il.k
•orsage "I wane roses. mr .
mother was gowned in a two-pin-- j
iress of soldier blue C'-pe wit: i
vhich she used black accessories and !
i corsage of gardenias.
Mrs. Alston is the only daughter
if Mr. and Mrs. W.D. L.yhsto . ol
Vewport News, Va. Mr. A Ison is ilie
=on of Mr. and Mrs. Julian M. Al
ton. of Henderson.
Immediately following the cero
nony the parents ol the bride enu -
ained at Hoiel Warwick, No-.vp-r •,
Vows, honoring tho bridal pai'ty aur
uit-of-town guests. After the bride
i d groom cut the tirsl p'e;e o!
wedding rake Ihe serving was com
[iletcd by Mrs F. G. Long.
After a short wedding trip 1” on- j
-nnonneed points (ho coup], will be
at home at 751 — 301 h street. New
port News. Ya. For travel the bride
wore a dressmaker's suit eh' lea'
green and brown accessories
Out-of-town guests attending the
wedding were Air. and Air.- .lull; •
AT. Alston, and Aliss .Anne Alslo •>:
Henderson: Mrs. L. A. Tisanp.-ou,
Ensign L. A. Thompson. Jr.. • >!
Franklinton; Airs. C . H. We-i a. o
Wake Forest: Mrs. V. II. Pam. o'.
Suffolk, a d Airs. J. B Saundcr- .uni
Airs. Sam Masters, oi Norfolk.
Butner Patients
Learn Electricity
In Practical Wax
Camp lUitiHT, Aug. 31. To Hu T
whir of generators, buzz ol bell . and |
pounding ol generators, intensive six- I
week courses in electrical linoi-v. ar- i
mature winding and house-wiring
are preparing students in the coma ]
lesccnt program electrical shop. Camp ]
Butner, for postwar jobs and house- ,
hold tasks.
Returnees with no previous back
ground in electricity have lclt lie
-Imp project equipped to fill an elec
trical job in civilian plants, accord
ing to the head instructor. Pl'c. Leon
ard W. Bathke, an electrical contrac
tor of 20 years experience from Wa- |
seca. Minn. !
Pl'c. Bathke exhibited records ol I
some students who had become cm
ployed in North Carolina plants at
electrical jobs on their release ..
the Army.
Other returnee students, like Pvt.
Karl G. Braynard. a farmer from 111.- !
nois, have learned house-wiring mi
he wooden beams of a facsimile,
ipartment erected in the shop by in '
tructors Pfc. Harold Speetor, fonnei
Navy inspector of electrical equip |
ment, from Brooklyn. N. Y.. Pvt. I
Grayle L. Tauscher of Ohio, and In
■tractor Bathke.
Electrical student Pvt. Braynard 1
avs proudly: "After four weeks in j
he shop I could wire my farm I
louse."
The electrical shop, according to ;
Lieutenant John S. Aiken ol Ashe- .
ville, attempts to duplicate the aclual j
■L ilian electrical scene. A storeroom
has been converted into a projection i
room where Westinghouse and Gen
eral Electric films on electricity nr"
;hown to the students as a supple
ment to regular classes.
Several tours have been sponsored
iv shop instructors to Duke Univere
-itv and University of North Carolina I
engineering schools and the IHirham
hydroelectric works at Lake Michie.
MANY BUTNER MEN
BEING DISCHARGED
Camp Butner, Aug. 31.- All enlist
-d men with 8f> or more points as
agned to the convalescent hospital.
U. S. Arniv general hospital or ho
oital center at Camp Butner will be
discharged from the Army before
September 1, it was revealed today
n an announcement from I-t. Palmer
). Aasnumdst. director ol military
personnel for the three install tions
Most of the high point men in these
organizations have already hit im
• ■po. linn centers or ci.i. ulidation
letaarhments.
CONVALESCENTS AT
BUTNER IMPROVING
Ca Butner Aug 31 In a n az<
ol ropes. mats and nieria tie halls ol
a barracks sized rejr ''dial gymnasium
m Convalescent hospital. Camp But
ner. convalescing returnees with
wound injuries are gradually evreis
ing their way to better health.
To the cadence of tt e voice <,* i
heavy-set Tech f> Lee L Ttigobofl.
enlisted man in charge and lurin']
physical training instructor of \e\>.
York. X. Y.. patients are getting the
kinks out of arm. leg and body mas
ties in scwnlil ic fash! n
By naans ol ample pa ull' l bars,
chest weights, bikes, stall bars, row
mg machine... wri t rotators and i
other ctpnpment. men returned Irom
the battle zones arc learning to fight
such enema - of good I • . Ith and !
vwll-being as ankylosis ol the joints,
atrophy of the muscles and m rve dis
orders.
Patients come fron 1 1 i i ack I
ections ol th< conval i n1 ho ,t
rea on doctors’ i>rd< i - \ t any a
I tin a dnv are handl' d by the rode
hal i". nmasitnn cla K; ch ci >:i i
i -trtletefl in ex'rejso tint c. II hc:P
i present condition d .; o 1 tin
ol i o' ho effect ivcl.v ia i t iced at
home after hi' release from th <
\rmy. As much indiviilird eoiisd ia
tion i rendered hv instructors as i
no-sl I" m an average 28-n an class
The progre.t of each man syste
matically recorded on charts.
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FARM GIRLS REVAMP !
OLD SUITS OF MEN
('•’liege Station, Raleigh. Aug 31.
Men's discarded suits, shut-, and
other apparel are now being u-* I by
faun girls *<. make smart outfit- f.
women. according to Ruth Curr* 1.1
State home demonstration agt nt
the State College Extension Service
For instance. Mi-s Current stud,
attractive ensemble of coat, -kft ti ;
blouse can be made from used part.-*
of two of dad'< old suits and a dis
carded dress shirt.
Such conservation ideas nr" prac
ticed by rural girls participat ng in
the National -111 Clothing Achiev
merit Program. The activity not onh
encourages the girls to develop their
creative abilities in sewing. knPin1
crocheting or ither noedlccraf: art.
hut also n repairing or remaking old
clothing. Miss Current said.
Outstanding records of achieve
merit in this program will receive
special recognition in the form of
merit awards. These include she
medals to county winners, and Na
tional t-H Club Congress honor t
the State champion. In addition 1?
girl.; selected from the date pbam
I ions Will each receiv e a $200 college
eholarship.
Th" program is directed by the
State College Extension Sen i” • and
11. S. Department of Agriculture co
operating County homo agents in
North Carolina will furnish complete
information.
The typi al Japanese headdress >•
mad*' of fig-ued cloth, with a r* und I
knot at tiic back of the neck
Burlrt! >• -iti’esgr ■:inu
nui ■ ' i; f" <• i the life ol ,
Surma ' i . • •. the beginning of
the Chi .-ban era.
(Mb (WH fa |—
As I
qdvertilO d ■
in LIFE I
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SHIRLEY TEMPLE .oy...
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wuh a Hnpt Omt" worth waiting for! To assure
sw,i,y Ipn.pl.. i,co-.f»rr.d earliest possi hie del ivcrv on your
with Ginqer Rogers and l * -
J-.. ph Conpn m thn Sp'i- Lane (.hest, register vour name
nek International Picture **
•■i ll be seeing rou" on our Lane W'aitillt; list now'
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mam
Country Club Pool
Will Reopen Saturday
After a thorough cleaning the pool will be open
Saturday and be ready for the final week of the
season.
!
BACK TO SCHOOL
Long Sleeves, Short Skirts in Solids, Checks
Sleeves, Cardigans or am Plaids. Sizes 1) to 1 (,
Slip-Ons. -4 l" ■—
$3.75 „p $2.98 up
Reversible it is! The
coat made for weather—- *
rain or shine. Solids and
Tweeds.
$14.95 and $16.50
•
Off to school in the Short and Belted Top
blessed Chesterfield — per to stride jauntily into
Black. Brown. Blue, fall. It's a coat you’ll like
Green, Red. Junior and because of its comfort- j
regular sizes. able fit and good looks.
$26*50 Up Brown Loafer Style- $16*50 Up
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