Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-13

MIR and Mrs Henry Craig Primrose
Of 1905 West street. have received word
of the safe arrival over seas of their son
| George Craig Primrose. MIR. Primrose
went To Camp DIX in September last
with a contingent from local board No
| In November he WAS assigned To the b LIST
! Field Artillery, at Camp Gordon, Al
| lanta. Georgia, to which unit he is still
! attached. Before serving 'nclc Sam.
/ MIR Primrose who Is twcntv-four years
| old, was connected with the Wilmington
| Leather Co. where he was liked by
/ everyone 4 host Of friends wish for his
| speedy return, 'toting the kaiser $ scalp.
| Mr. Primrose is = grand nephew of the
( late Col Henry simpson Met otnb
/ Somewhere in France, MAY IS 1918
( Mr. and Mrs George T Sutor
/ My dear friends
lust few lines 10 let YOU know that
! am keeping we'll and happy IN the love
Of Him " no first loved as and hope that
YOU and al Of the boys are well and still
trusting in God for AL things. for "alI
good gifts come from above This IS
some place. here. = vlrv old village fine
people that is all | can toll YOU about
France Nc have the Y NJ G. 4 here
g. \ IN another town on Sunday, the
10Th of May, at 3 m
Of course, feel lonesome without the
dear old Salvation Army. hut God is
blessing me and helping me 10 he good
SalvatIonist and true Christian soldier.
! for vou know that when left | promised
that | would do all could 10 help Others
to get saved and live for God and All that
| j. night. and am trying 10 keep my
promise 10 God and man | do miss my
! War Cry Salvation Army paper | still
have one dated March 10. 1918. the
burning Of the Training College |
have not met any Of the : 4 men here,
though thcy were right near here, but
not in this town How arc things in
| Wilmington and how are MI the bows and
their wives and how Is little Helen Sutor
and the t bows and the J. H. l..
bows and girls and the corps and officers
and Norman and Russell and Charles"
Give them all my best wishes and tell
them all that am still PRAYING for them
each day OF my life that God may bless
them and Use them all IN HIS service to
help Others to find a true friendship IN
Christ Jesus and live happy In the spirit
a. love and the grace Of God
Well ! guess this viii nc all for this
time until Fear from Won. write soon
With best wishes and love TO all,
am rs ever YOURS in Christ Jesus,
Edward T Bcckwith, private first
class Headquarters Ambulance Sec
tion. SANITARY Train Third DIVISION
Charles + Halls friends will he glad
10 learn OF ms safe arrival a an American
Naval Base Over There He is son
If Mr. and Mrs : b Hall Of 80 Monroe
street He wishes 70 be remembered
Ia all ms friends He has served year
in the Navy and SAYS 1t is great life and
advises all ms friends to JON
Miss Lillian Church. Of 1910 West
Fifth street has received letter from
William W Byron, who L. a member Of
Battery \. Goth ARTILLERY American
EXpednionarv Forces, somewhere in
France The letter says IN part This
l. sure ii beautiful country over here
wen, ont for a walk tins morning and saw
some pretty sights Everything is 50
healthy looking and the people here are
great for flowers, but with all the beauty
il is not like the good old | :. A
" Most Of the people IN this part OF the
country walk or ride bicycles, Teams
and autos are few and far between
They do not raise gram around here but
only grapes and vegetables They use
oxen 10 ploW the vineyards which looks
awfullv funny To me The people are
neat and clean and keep ever thing
clea1 and nice around them Mr. Byron
closes by saving he Is we'll and getting good
food and asking to be remembered to
his friends The letter Is dated May 49,
George Hail. Jr, formerlr Of this city
but whose home Is now in Chicago. H.
has sent word to friends in this city that
be has arrived safely in France Young
Hall Is a sergeant IN the infantry
H. Prlestley Wheatley ~ Laurel. K
r d No. ;. has just received word Of
tbs safe arrival IN France Of his son
Charles ; Wheatley, Company /. 3l2th !
Infantry He states that things are
fine over there that he IS we'll and wishes
u be remembered U his many friends
over here
Mr. and Mrs p 4 Kuhns. IF 1905
Pine street, have received word that their
son. Sergeant Clark r kuhns. Head
quarters Detachment. 18th division, has
arrived safely overseas