The Bee from Danville, Virginia • 8

tight The Bee: Danville Va riday ebruary 22 1946 DOROTHY DIX DEAR MISS I am a returned seniceman AVhile I was overseas my wife was running around with sailors drinking smok ing and hsving a good time She wrote me saying that she had fallen in love with a sailor and wanted a divorce so she could mar ry him Said she had no fault to find with me but she just mar ned too young I give her the divorce but nince I am back home we are not Jiving together She wants to come back to me We have one child a 5 ear old boy If we go back to each other do you think that we will live happily? That is a question that no one not even you and your wife can answer It all depends on how much each of you Jias changed in the time you have been parted and with the experiencesyou have gone through And most of all it depends upon whether you can forget your wife's past as well as forgive it MARRIED TOO YOUNG 5 If the knowledge of her lack fof loyalty is going to rankle in the back of your mind and you are going to reproach her with it every time you have a differ ence of opinion then I think you had better give her a divorce and Jet her go her way in peace But if you have the strength to wipe the slate clean and make a fresh start in marriage then it is worth while to at least try the experi ment of living together again and establishign a home for your child's sake Your wife's excuse for her con that she married too young is a valid one She hadn't had her playtime of life She took on herself responsibilities before she was ready for them She wanted to have fun and dance and go with a gay crowd of her own age and when you went away to the war and left her and she was lonesome and bored the temptation to eat and drink and make merry and philander was more than she could resist Perhaps she has had her lesson now and has found out that the primrose path has plenty of thorns in it and she will make you a better wife because of her experi ence DEAR MISS I am 22 and my wife is 19 and we have been married for three years I love her very much but she will not wash and iron my clothes Does noth ing but sit around and read and smoke cigarettes Every time we have an argument of any kind she runs home to her mother which is very expensive for me as her moth er lives nearly a thousand miles away from my home We are liv ing with my parents while waiting to get an apartment Can you give me any advice about how to deal with my wife? A MIXED HUSBAND I would say that the best way to deal with a trifling wife who won even keep your clothes clean and who has the run ning back to Mothcr complex is to buy her a one way ticket to Moth er and let her stay there until she comes to her senses As long as your wife can hold leaving you as a club over your head she will do but once make her realize that you won't put up with a part time wife and that she is about to lose you she will come back and stay put But very likely one of the rea sons why your wife does nothing but loaf and smoke cigarettes is because she is bored with not hay ing anything to do She is not in her own home She is in her in law's where she has not authority and no real outlet for her energies Get her into a home of her own and she will probably surprise you by being a thrifty little housekeep er DEAR MISS I have been married now for eight months and my attitude towards me puzzles me He does not confide in me I do not know anything about his financial affairs or how much he makes Whenever he goes to the bank to make a deposit or to cash a check his mother goes with him We both work and he insists on knowing every cent I make and what I do with it Don't you think ii a queer thing for his mother to know all about her busi ness while I know nothing? ANSWER Evidently your hus band has never cut his apron strings and she is taking every precaution to keep him from ever doing it Anyway sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander and if your husband keeps his money to himself you will be wise to hang on to yours But it is no way for a young couple to start out in marriage DEPENDS ON LOCATION An observer looking north in the southern hemisphere sees the sun across the heavens from right to left while one looking south in the northern hemisphere sees the sun move from left to right Keen Chase Nets Alleged Auto Thief But The Big One Got Away A negro fugitive from justice with ten years to serve for robbery escaped but another colored man was arrested for violating the fed eral motor act after a spectacular chase yesterday The man who escaped was Watt Bowe who jumped from a convict truck last December when under ten year sentence in the corpora tion court here for robbery The arrested and held for federal au thorities was Robert Smith 20 of Winston Salem alleged to have stolen a car Police Lieutenant Norman Bos well' and Officer Dunn spotted Bowe in a car on Stokes Street and the chase began The car containing the fugitive and five other colored people veered into the Yanceyville road and the officers keen on their quarry put the cruiser up to 90 miles an hour at times but the fugitive driver was skilfull and pulled ahead The car was pursued until it turned in the Shady Grove road and the of ficers then being well in North Carolina with questionable au thority for service there came back to the city State Trooper Miller in the meanwhile took up the case from that point and by sound reck oning thought the fugitives might head back to Danville along Route No 29 He prepared an ambuscade at the underpass near Stokesland and nabbed the car Bowe and Smith leaped from it and fled down a dirt road They were pur sued and Smith was picked up at Pelham while Bowe escaped The four other negroes who remained in the car were released Soc: Welfare Costs Rising Reports Show Many Post War Problems Apparent The cost of social service is go ing up The annual meeting held yester day before which Mrs Agnes ul crod made her report showed the increasing costs of coping with 207 UNION ST ARRIVAL COLUMN Announcing The Arrival Of On Sole Saturday ebruary 23 No Phone Orders Accepted CANDY CORNER 1st LOOR CHICKEN BONE CANDY or BLACK WALNUT LAKES Crisp crunchy delicious candy with nuts! ONLY 1 POUND EACH TO A CUSTOMER Will last long and look well Terms te auit you those social problems which are within the province of this organ ization Mrs ulcrod reported a rise in illegitimacy and that many acute post war problems are coming to light returned soldiers whojiave new attitudes or find their wives" with new outlook The cost of boarding dependent children has gone up and dealing with distress cases is reflected in the rising prices The Social Service during the past year spent $1685360 on 46 families and 122 children Mrs ulcrod reported It was concluded that some in crease in the budget will be ne cessary to keep abreast of current costs The election of officers resulted as follows: Mrs Crumpler president McConnell vice president Dr Gosney treasurer Buchanan Mrs Hagar A Christensen Bryan Tate Arnold Betts the Rev Hodge Rut ledge Clement Laramore Mrs 7 Perkinson and Mrs James Hamlin Jr Herman's is using this method of Informing their customers of the arrival of wanted merchandise which has temporarily been out of stock WATCH OR OUR ARRIVAL Boy Scout Leaders To Meet Tonight Boy Scout leaders of the district will hold a roundtable supper meeting at the Schoolfield A tonight at 6 o'clock to plan future programs A proposal to send a group of Scouts to the Boy Scout Ranch Reservation in New Mexico will be discussed Plans will be considered for the next ield Day to be held in March and a review and inspection in May family seriJce of finest grade china You mav purchase tW with a small down payment and the balance weekly HERMAN families Store' 49c 1 Pound Package SEE Stew OUR WEEKLY SPECIAL' 52 CHINA SET 19 WATCH REPAIRING And jewelry repairing by long ex perienced precision jeweler satis faction ano reasonable rates 36 PIECE STAINLESS STEEL TABLEWARE $1I 50 Made of the firtest material available today arranged INE JEWELRY LUGGAGE Musical Instruments i A A SoaiW I I I SB Agnes Mason Kent Has Birthday Party Miss Agnes Mason Kent daugh ter of Dr and Mrs Budge Kent was hostess to a number of little girls Wednesday afternoon when she entertained at a party in cele bration of her fourth birthday an niversary The guests played a number of familiar games followed by the opening of the gifts Re freshments of ice cream cake and candy were served in the dining room where a color scheme of pink and blue was used in the ap pointments The birthday cake placed in the center of the table was decorated in pink and blue with four candles Paper hats and coloring books were given as favors The guest list included: Judy and Clara Garrett Sally Carr Lois errell Nelia Moire Lois Gard ner Mary Lee Penn Susan and Jane itchett Evelyn Stoneham Mary Hunter Croxton Libba Mc Mann Sally Bustard Betty Bruce Bradley Sue Bonner Gay Wini ker rannie Lyle Susan Knight Kitty Rose Glenn of armville and Budge Kent Jr i Sorority Women Hear Dr Howard Lee In Russian Review Dr Howard Lee pastor of West Main Baptist Church was guest speaker at the regular meet ing of Epsilon chapter Delta Kap pa Gamma sorority held last night at Averett" College Dr Lee who was introduced by Miss Elizabeth Obenshain reviewed A Wil book The speaker opened his review with a discussion of the things against which the Russians have revolted and taken over namely the churches lands mines forests and factories since they believe that those things which were built by the peasants and which make money should belong to the peo ple' Of especial interest was Dr Lee's description of the way by which Soviet party membership is attained The person desiring membership it was stated must be recommended by five party members and spend a year of pre paration reading party literature he is then tested twice a year for continued membership and if de clared unfit is purged from the party Dr Lee pointed out that the schools have done a splendid job in teaching one hundred and fifty million illiterates to read and that health and child care are commun ity matters As to the future of the Soviet Union and their new five year plan Dr Lee said that they have seen the rest of the world will the people be satisfied to deny themselves for the good of the country as they have done in the A short business meeting was held at the close of the program at which time Miss Mary Powell presented the president's pin to Mrs Helen Still past president of the chapter Miss Lito Deitrick Weds Thacker Mr and Mrs William Henley Deitrick announce the marriage of their sister Lito Wharton Deit rick to Wilbur Marshall Thacker on Thursday ebruary twenty first at twelve noon in Danville Hostess At Party Miss Dorothy Reynolds of Cal lands entertained a group of friends at a party Wednesday eve ning at her home A number of games and con tests were played during the eve ning with light refreshments serv ed at a later hour Those present were Naomi and Nancy Reynolds Earleen and Betty Lou George rances Wells Reva Collins Mary Oakes Clara Powell Earl Reynolds Rodger Herndon Gruggs Letcher Craddock Edward and John Wiley Pete Bos well Junior Collins Shirley Rey nolds Paul Hutcheson and Bill uller Births Announced Mr and Mrs Robert Mc Gregor of Sutherlin Route One announce the birth of a son Rob ert Perry on ebruary 18 at Me morial Hospital Mrs McGregor is the former Miss Bernice Gib son of Ringgold Mr and Mrs Hammie Lee Saunders announce the birth of a daughter Winnie Sue on ebruary 19 Mrs Saunders is the former Miss Nellie Garrison of Java Mr and Mrs Pulley an nounce the birth of a son Henry Jonah Jr on ebruary 9 at Me morial Hospital Personals Lewis Lovelace is spending two weeks in Dallas Texas on business Mr and Mrs Theodore Hill and children Kenneth and Belinda have returned from Abingdon where they visited Mr Hill's par ents and other relatives Mr Kill has recently been discharged from the Navy after 23 months serving five months aboard the Europa Misses Alice and Edna rancis daughters of Mr and Mrs A rancis of Cascade were honorably discharged at Memphis Tennessee on Monday from the WAVES Wallace Barker 1c is spending a short leave with his mother Mrs' Dodd on Myr tle Avenue Mrs John Holley of the Whit mell community has returned to her home from Memorial Hospital where she has been a patient for the past several days White Lily Council Sponsors Bingo Party White Lily Council number 20 degree of Pocahontas will hold another of a series of weekly bingo parties tonight at 8:30 o'clock in Redman's Hall at Schoolfield It has been announced that the public is invited to attend these parties the proceeds of which will be used for the charity work A business session at 7:30 o'clock will precede the enter tainment Maximos Elevated To Patriarch John Moorefield Succumbs Today Near Sycamore GRETNA Va eb John Raymond Moorefield 56 a farmer of the Sycamore community died this morning at his home at 5 o'clock after a long illness He is survived by his wife Mrs Laura Haynes Moorefield and the following children: Boyell Vernell Russell and Dollie Moorefield all of the home Mrs James Jones of Virgilina He also leaves the fol lowing brothers and sisters: and Buck Moorefield and Mrs Shelton all of Gretna Grover Moorefield of Hurt Moore field of Blairs Mrs Bert Allen of Lynchburg Mrs Thomas Davis of Roanoke Mrs Zeb Shelton and Mrs Ed Tucker both of Altavista uneral services will be con ducted tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock from the Gretna Baptist Church Interment will be made in the Gretna Burial Park Rites Held Today or Edward Walton uneral services for Edward Walton Jr who died unexpectedly Wednesday afternoon at his home were conducted this morning at 11 o'clock from the chapel of the Swicegood funeral home by Dr Johnson and Dr James Shelburne Pallbearers were: Haskins Mc all Ley Ralph Hopkins William A Moore Warren ul ton Sam Bass Nelson Pear son and Edgar McDaniel Honorary pallbearers were Temple Charles Jordan Hughes Jr' Lt George James Julian Jordan Richard Penn and Herman Koplen LOVELACE NOMINATED President nomination of Charles Lovelace as post masier at South Boston was sent to the Senate yesterday Important Throne In World Religion ISTANBUL Turkey eb (Delayed) (ZP) Scholarly Maxi mos of Challedon son of Black Sea parents was elevated today to patriarch of the Greek orthodox church one of the important thrones in world religion By unanimous vote of 17 arch bishops Maximos was chosen suc cessor to Benjamin I who died Sunday Maximos was one of three nomi nated for patriarch ten years ago but Turkey objected and Benja min was elected This time the Turks abstained from taking any voice in the selection an action which many thought indicated a desire for closer relations with the Greeks All princes of the orthodox church are of Greek origin but are Turkish subjects under provi sions of the treaty of Lausanne The throne of the patriarchate is at ener on the Golden Horn here Maximos is the 364th patriarch Last spring he succeeded in end ing a 70 year schism between the Mother church and the Bulgarian orthodox Maximos faces many problems which accumulated during the pro longed illness of Benjamin Per sons close to the patriarchate men tion growing Russian influence in the church since the election last year of the patriarch Alexis first leader of the Russian church chos en since the Soviets camo to pow er A delegate of Pope Pius XII at tended funeral yester day You can give yourself an excel lent facial by patting honey on the skin allowing it to remain on for four minutes remove excess with tissue or soft cloth then re move remainder with witch hazel Pat on the white of an egg and leave it on five minutes Remove with lukewarm water and splash with cold The kangaroo when standing erect occasionally reaches a height of eight feet New Cardinals Get Rings rom Pope Receive Last Symbol Of Rank VATICAN CITY eb (ZP) Twenty seven new cardinals created in a five day cycle of un paralleled religious pageantry joined with their colleagues in the Sacred College today at a final ceremony at which they received the last symbol of their their rings Henceforward they will be on an equal footing with the old car dinals in transacting all the busi ness of the Sacred College This consistory like the first one held Monday at which 32 new cardinals from 19 nations and all six continents of the world were created was closed to all save Pope Pius XII and the princes of the church It was marked by the time hon ored ritual of closing of the and opening of the symbolic of the cardinal itial duty to counsel the pontiff and keep the secrets of their office Members of the Sacred College attired in purple ceremonial robes BI Agent Warns Of Worst Crime Wave In History Harry Kimball head of the I in Virginia warned mem bers of the Kiwanis Club last night that the worst crime wave in his tory of this country was forth coming and that juveniles not servicemen will lead the way The federal agent stated that the crime wave is here and there is no way to tell ho wfar reaching it is going to be in the future He em phasized the importance of resi dents of the community co operat ing with the city and state police for their own protection of our biggest problems is that of the juvenile There is no limitation to the crimes they can commit regardless of sex This matter of juvenile delinquency is very simple It is just that people do not have the character to re sist temptation The fundamentals of good citizenship are honesty and character and it has to be built in the home Our homes have failed and to some extent that applies to all of us The program was under the aus pices of the public relations committee Howard Hylton chair man David Ragland and owlkes were introduced as Ki wanians to be formally inducted into membership later Visitors at the meeting were Bragg director of public safety Dr Harry Ankers missionary to Africa who has been speaking at Main Street Methodist church this week Hoyt Newman Motley Mercer Motley Jr Henry Lowenthal and Pete Matthews CLAUDE HAYNES IS DISCHARGED Claude Haynes Jr son of Mr and Mrs Haynes of 61 Washington Avenue Schoolfield has recently received his honor able discharge from the Navy Sea Bees He was assigned to duty in the Pacific and participated in the liberation of prisoners in the Philippines Beware Coughs froB cobibm mHs That Hang On Ureomulsion 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 In flamed bronchial mucous mem txanes Tell your druggist to sell yon a bottle of Creomulsion with the un derstanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back CREOMULSION for Coughs ChestCoWlrmcHti hat and coming your way the ROCKET I Include aultless HOHOBEHIZED MILK With VITAMIN In Your Daily Diet Danville Dairy Products Co 538 LOYAL ST Inc PHONES Place your order today for your regular supply of aultless Homogenized Milk It conies to your door in germ proof Dacro protected bottles Give that young fellow that that will make him a leader in his class aultless Homogenized Milk with Vitex Vitamin added builds strong muscles and minds and adds just the right amount of vim vigor vitality Auto accidents are increasing faster in rural districts than in urban areas Services Tomorrow or Gee Infant uneral sendees for Dewey Mon roe Gee 3 year old son of Eddie Dewey and Annie Marshall Gee will be conducted tomorrow aft ernoon from the Community Bap tist Church on the Yanceyville Road by the Rev Bradley Burial will' follow in the church cemetery The child died at his home 507 Cabell Street yesterday morning at 9:25 after an illness of nine days He is survived by his parents his mother residing in Danville while his father is serving with the United States Navy stationed in Norfolk: one sister Patricia Ann Gee his paternal grandmoth er Mrs Alice Gee and his mater nal grandparents Mr and Mrs Marshall all of Danville and scarlet hats arrived early for the assembly filing through the sunlit countryyard toward the sec ond floor hall in the Apostolic Palace The holy father in white robes entered the consistorial hall at 9:28 a (3:28 a EST) for the final secret consistory of the busy week ive of the new cardinals were unable to attend the final cere mony because of illness During the consistory Pope Pius also assigned to each new cardi nal the church in Rome or its sub urbs from which his cardinalitial title derives most of which the Vatican had announced earlier The ring presented to each car dinal a gold mounted topaz cen tered circlet bearing on its inner rim the pope's crest in blue and white enamel completes the set of three symbole which every prince of the church must possess the scarlet biretta the red the ring The pope presented the birettas Wednesday and the red hats yes terday the latter at a public con sistory in St attended by 20000 persons 535 Main St OR THAT KtlT EELING Wear it any way you like down on the brow dead level or back And why not have a closet full of them in dif ferent shades you have 14 colors from which to choose including black brown I navy white and pastels 'J ji.