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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-09-25
ATTEND SHOWING OF
NEW FORD MODELS

B. B. GRAPHICAL, Earl GRAPHICAL,
Jim Haire and Charlie Campbell
of the Ashe Motor company here,
attended a Carolinas' dealer show
ing of the new 1912 Ford held in
Charlotte Tuesday, and returned
to- West Jefferson with enthu-
siastic reports about the new mo-
del which is expected to be on
display soon.
cts the finest automobile I
have ever seen," Mr.. Earl Gray
beal said.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-09-25
SINGING CONVENTION
AT BAPTIST CHURCH

Coleman Payne announced this
week that the Ashe county sing
ing convention would be held at
the West Jefferson Baptist church
Sunday afternoon at 100 o'clock
(EST).<
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-09-25

One hundred percent water-in-
flation of farm tires will be pos
sible and economically practical
as the result of developments by
a large rubber company.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-22
steanns bsn air6t nab staat In ntnem
9eutf6lamD

borbonoencn GmltnsnliniIterien Der
einaclncn 2dn6er eimbeitlid]e Hibtli-
nien ailseesebcn. Dieie ,mfoiienbe
3uitanoigfeit be5iebt iid Dor alem
auf Die 5i,,anaeebarung Der airben.
Das Miniiteri,lm bat cine fotboliidc
uno cine ebaneeliihe abteiling; les-
terer iino audi bic fleineren Seften
,,nteritcllt. Mn Die .epangeliihe Sir
DIE leiitete Der Staat 1887 72 Millio-
nen Stoats5uidiiiie. Der @elamt-
bausbalt bieier Stride betrug 287
Mi1ionen. Tim i'm 5u beden sog ber
Staat $50 Miaionen airdeniteuern
elm, tpo5,t nod Ser @rtrag Der aollef-
ten uno bes epaiseliiden airdenber-
mogens in Der !Sobe BON ca. $50 MiI=
lionen fam. lleber ben @ciamtbebarf
oer fatbolii6en &irbe iiuo abidlie-
benoe 3ablen nidt befannt. 9ie
Stoatsauihiifie betragen Sc MiIlio-
men, sic 9irbenite,tern, sic Der Staot
fiir bie fotboliibe Stride erbebt, 100
Whiliome,t.
@s BEL iteben $4,000 enangeliihc
&irhenge,neimoem nit ca. 10000
epang. @eiitliben. Die fatbolii6e
Stride gliebcrt iid in II &irbenpro-
pin5en, As @r5bistiimer ,,no 8istii-
ner, 2 apoitoliiden aominiitrature,t
2 Erdlat,,ren mullins uno Grsbis>
timer uno 6 8istiimer inn General
aouperncment Yolen. sS,t II 800 &ir<
hcngcneinocn ipirfen $4,000 8rieiter.
Sir Ole ca. $4,000 in 9eutihlanb le=
benoen Srtboooren beitebt bic 9i03eie
oes ortboboreu 8iidofs BON 8erlin
imo 9eutisblonb; Ser Biidof iuiro bon.
ruiiiid= d=ortboborem 2on5il lit 8elsrao
inter 3uitimmung Der &eid)sreeie=
rnng auf 2cbensseit bcrrfen. Die ill
@enerolgoupernement Iebcnben $780,
600 Srtbo6oren babc,1 fiiralid eben.
falls einen 8iibof erboltcr1.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-22

Eod einem in Der .Gronffnrter
8eitlug" perofientlibteu lteberblid
iiber bic eegentpartise Orbnung oes
gerbdltniiies 3luiihen Rirde nno
6taat, lit folsenoer 8ebts5nitono
ieiteeleet: ~
,,9as Staatsfir6eured)t bes notio-
nalio5iaiiitiiden Geibes rubt auf oen
@rmoi1ben bon @lallbens. ,inb aul-
tusfreibcit ,,nter ser gorausietung,
onb sic relisioie 8etdtigl,ng nibt 1T
bic Gone iiberereift, ,,bie ben Staate
nno ser Eartei norbebolten it," Ser
6taat beaniprudt ,,,tnaboinsbar sic
aueinise Jiibrung fit iid auf bem
@ebiete Der Yolitif uno ser Beltau-
ida,mns." 9ie 8esiebunsen 5tpii6en
Stride uno 5taat liegen in Deiltld-
1anb auBcrbalb afler bisberigeu Shc-
mas. 3ulammenfaiicub fonnen lie
Sabin d)oroftcriiicrt iueroen: ,,@s eibt
ipeeer cine Staatsfirde nod Sren.
nmg slpiiben Stride ,mo Staat, mic
ettpa in oen Ser. Staaten. @s iiub
bielniebr &edtsbe5icbunsen iingularer
art, oie alpiihen oem Staat suno oen
&ir6en in 9e,,tibIano bclteben, aber
biele gesiebuneen erbalteu int ne,,en
&eide ibren beionoere,t afsent bnrd
Die beionoere Stell,,ng, bie Der Stoat
nno bie Yortei fit sic politiide uno
neltanida,,lide Jiibr,,ns oIler 9e,.t-
iben beauipruden miiiieu."
3nr >@eeel,lua Der firbliden anees
Iegenbeitem ,puroe 1885 ein &eids-
firbenminiiteri,tm errid)tet, ipeld)es
bic bfsber beim &cidsminiiteri,,m,
ocs SSsunerm bearbciteten Heid)sfirdcn.
Iaden iotpic sic bcm prc,lbild)en llns
terri6tsluinilterium ,u,terItcltcn pren-
bilben 2irdenIaden in v,,nmittelba=
re Sbbmt'' nabm. Nnb sic oIterreis
d)iiben &irdeniaden iperoen ',,ltn,it=
telbar bearbeitet ,tno fir Die nod
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-22
QafoQette toarnt bor bent &rieq

treibeu. Ger @immarid) lit sic Eidc-
doiloipafei bat BEN Glan unterbunben,
aber bab er iiberba,lpt elltlporfen Dcr<
SEN fonntc, uuo 5tpar nod allein, ipas
Sitler bcrcits getan bate, Ipllte je-
bent Mmerifaaler at bcnfe,t geben.' -
2a5ollettc, scr atuein,al ais @ou>
pernel,r oiente, iparf Eraiiocnt &ooie>
belt Dor, oaB er in Ieiner fiir5liden
raniprabe ont &an.in" ,,oen Seriud
unternabrn ,,ns Mn9lt ein5l,ja9en"
-u9ie fiirsliben @rfldr,meen ees
britiidcn 3abinetts'', fiibrte cr aus,
,,6ie lette Ge6e 2oro 9otbians uno
eie 8eridte ,nierer &orreiponoentem,
ipelde ben britiiden Senior paiiieren,
MAIDEN feineu Sebl bora,,s, baB sic
@nglGnocr obne sic pofle ltutcrI tilt
aung Ser Ser. Staaten Sen Grieg
nidt ge,pinnem fonnen. Dab ferner
bie 8riten iid) nidt in Stiidc idla-
gen loiien ,pollen, es lei benn, oab
mir. ms an bieiem Griege beteiligen,
unb 5,por iebt.
,,&enu einmaI sic @eihid)te bielcr
Gage gei6rieben tperScn miro, bin id
iider, 0ab mir eenau oieielben Zip
peue - pieaeidt iogar llltimata -
lfinoen iperoen,- iuie Tic int perganeenen
Sum-, fur5 Dor bem 3uiammenbrud)
6ranfreibs, i'm 8eiBen Sauie eintra-
fen,. ,mo oie ben 9sraiiocntem perau-
labten, feline "9olditob=in=oen-& -&iit-
fcn-&e6e' in Charlottesville at bal
ten."
2a6oaette teilte nit, bab CT nad)
ieiner &iidfebr bon elmer &eiie nab
europa I'M Jriibiabr 1889 Srn. 500
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-22

lencit oapor iparnte, i'm Sale cines
Rrieees .beitiinoe oie groBe 8efabr
zines fron5oiiiden 3uiomnenbrnhs' !.
.@s lit feiu gertrauensbrud, ipenn
id iage, bob er oariiber liur ladte'',
fiigte 2a5ollette binan. sd nebnc
oil, er erbielt ieine intimen Snfornla-
tionen bon 8otidafter 9nIlitt, Der
icine &riegstreiberei nun bon 5ranf-
reid mad ben Ser. Staatem berleet
bat"
2aGoaette erflarte, Bob fans Dem
8rdlioenten ,,erlaubt iuerbc", iein all-
benpolitiides Nrograln,n burdaufiib-
rem, bic Ser. staaten lid balo i'm
&riege befinoen iperben = in einem
totalen arieee BON 10 gigantiiben
IitsmaBen l,nb 10 flrbtbaren aoiten
bab ,,niere anItrengungen im letten
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-22

gbiIip s. 2asSouette, friiberer @ouz
berncur bon 8isconliu mno 8rl,ocr
bes 8uuoesicnators gtobert 90. 2a'
Gollette. bot Dor f,,r5en lit einer ,u,s
ter oen1 Yatronat bes ,,Inerica 5irit
Committee" aebaltenen &,tnofanfre-
be erflGrt, bob bie u8riten nid)t bie
abiidt baben, iih 5eridtagem au loi,
fen, ,pcnn mir niht in ben 2rieg eins
treter, nno stpar iofort''.
@r mics oorauf bin, BOP man III
gnglano ,,bereits o,,f ser &cbten nno
anf scr 2infcn icne anaeihen pcrncb=
me, ,pel9c ieineraeit Sen 3uiammcns
bruh bon Sranfreid onfiinoigten'.
~Sabt ouf, oab nnIer srobes Sono
nibt in einen 30idbrieen Gricg ge'
jtiir5t miro, nit scr 5olee, oab tuir
zines Cages inns anein Dor ser ,,nnogs
Iid)en Hufgabe ieben, gegen gan5 Gnz
ropa uno sliien fo,npien 5u miiiien,
mo sipar nibt im oieicr 9emiipbdre,
ipo mir iiberlegen ieiu fonnen, ionoern
bab mir nit nnIcrn StreitfrGftcn
5000 Meilen entfernt in europa ,n,b
5000 Mcilen entfernt in Aiien fdmp>
fen miiiien.
,,@s gibt in @nelaub 2e,,te, unb
5par al cinfluBreideu StelerL Sic
9cl,tldlono nGber Iteben als sen Ser.
6tootcu. Mon pereeiie nidt, bab nod
im Scbruor 1889 Gertreter Scr bri-
tiiden uno be,tIbcn SSSnbuitrie ill
9iiiielocrf suiammenfameu. Sort
entiparfen fie einen Yoft, ser Saroui
bitauslicf sic 2rGf fte 5uIamme,,5ufoi-
fen, tint Ben amerifoniiden Sanoel
aus 0iittcl. rno Sii6amerifa au ber-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-22
MittpDd, Ben ". Sanaar 1941

ariege ,,nbeoenieno oogegen erideinen
.lperoen."
Die Iekte ,,Gebe a,n Gamin" oes
grdiioenten entbielt cine .3eitbonbe
Die Hare, naboriidlide nno ein-
oertige grfIdr,,ng, bob mir Baffen
in se,,iisenoer Guantitat berlteilen
nnb abliefern iperben, i'm einen iiber.
ip1ltigenoen Sieg gnglanbs iideron.
IteIlen."
2a5onette's Stinne miro in Der
Biiitc inierer ariessfreiber imgcbort
,ulo nnbeobabtet perbaflen, tpie Die
Col. 2inobergb's ,lno anoerer ipobl.
meinenber Mmerifaner, Die ibr ga.
terlano nit alien Mittell asu pertei.
bigen seipillt iiab, aber nidt ibr 2e'
bem uno ibre 5reibeit in frenloen
&riegen aufs Spicl ieben tpollen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-22

b~~~<> ~$~s 1y~sl
Wod fino sic Srieoeusbeoineuneen
nibt befannt. 9ie pon ben 9eutihen
Dem frausoiiIden Stootsdef eripieIene
ahtuug uno sic bisberiee 5donumg
Der geiieeten fat pieIerorts eiueu ielt-
iamen Sptimisnus auffommeu laiien;
rnande 2e,tte slauben, man iueroe iib
int aaer 6rennbidaft ei,,isen. Solde
aniidten itno ieood reid)lid uaip iino
uerraten ipenie Genntnis bon Nen-
id,en ,ino aeid)ihtlibem @utiuidlnn.
gen. 3ra1freid miro cine eeipoltiee
&ednumg 5u be5ablen babenl &enn
a,,d Sic A6ienn,1dte pielleidt bereit
iino 5m einigen erleihtcr,,uge,t, ,,m
es Sranfreid 5u erm0slid)e,,, cine
Eniislibe &ole int ,,nc,len EUROPA 5m
ipielen, 10 min oies tpobl foln iaeen,
oob lire Jorberunacn, oie INNER ols
,,aeredt" bcseibnet tperbcn, fallen ge.
lailen ooer itarf nerlninbcrt iperben.
Die 2aiten bes 1ricbensibIu1ies.
bic sctpaltiaen Characterization, oie al.
le erropdiiden 5taatcn beoriiden,
tperbcn sic aufeabel1 ser &eaierlma
Ectain nidt erleidtern. 9abei i1t
ircilib cine fiinftiee gerit1noie,,ne
siuiidem 9e,ttid)en ,ub 6ranaoIem um.
10 leid)ter at perlpirfliden, ie tpeniaer
Die ebre Jranfreibs ourd bie Srie.
ocnsbeoingi'nae't onaetaitet miro. Die
frcunoid)oftliden 8e3icbunac,t otpi.
| Id)em 8ertreteru bieler beioem 80lfer
lirto 5ablrei6er ais man i'm allgenlei.
nen anri,nmt. &odocn1 Tie iid5 auf
bcloen Seiten tpabreno oes &ricges
bon 1914-18 gut aeiblaaem boben,
fan,en bie oamaligen &riegsteilneb.
lner oft 5uIannelt. 1,nb oie geeenlei.
t1sc N6tllng lit gcbliebem. Der ans.
tai,id iimger 2e,,te aus e,,tem ,Snmi.
lien bon biiben uno briibe1 mar b6,,.
fig, l'no belonbers quite 8esiebuneen
creoben iid) 5tpiiden ienen 5ronao-
len, bic BEL Der Mbeinlonobeietnna %.
bel ,parer, ,,no ibren be,ttidem Omar.
ticrgcbern. 9tod Dor Musbrud bes
&rieges i'm Son,mer 1899 founte man
III 5ranfreid INNER tpieber boren:
"Gs lit ood) ein ltnaliid: 8ir ,per6en
nns iuobri6einlid einmal mebr eeeen
oie Seutiden idlaeen miiilen, ,pGb.
reno mir uns bob gan5 gut beritGn.
Oigen fonnten!''
8eniger leidt idbeint aur3eit cine
ridtige @eriobn,m9 nit sStoIien a.,
Iein, .iuenn mani in 6roufreid audi
eineeieben bat, bab 6ie GoIfsfront.
Heeierungen id,uer eeiiinoiet boben,
als iie Sic Nadbarnotionen INNER
'peiter 1T sic Siolier,,ns ordneten.
3ablt man at bieIen Sdipieriafei.
ten nod oen ltmitanb bin3ll 6ab 6ie
5ron5oieu unter lid TELLER nod nidt
einig iino iiber lire Saltuua eeaen.
iiber enefano, 10 erfennt man, ,uie
! (5ortiebung a,1f Seite 12)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-22
Tranfrei9s Gesenwart nno 3nfnnft

O~W&t>%SkWV VkyNt
@s lit fir oen augenblid ipobl
fa,m moglib, eenoue fodridtem ipe=
ser iiber bie gegen,pdrtiee Gage bes
bciiegtcn Sraufreid ,,nb nod ,ueniger
iiber sic 3ufl.uft bes 2anoes gu er<
balteu. Sraufreid befinoet iid, gum
sroben Sell, iolonee bcr iogenannte
8affeultiaItano anoauert uno ein
Sell 5ranfreids beiest lit, in einem
3Uaasss,lItano. Die lett langen Mo=
noteu anoaliernbe ieinoIide 8eleeune
famn sic 8epoffer,,ng MIR nit Mill
tGriiber @ciuaIt i'm 3a,rme balten lrno
bat 5u elmer feineswegs freunoldaft<
lidem Stin,mling gefiibrt.
ginen ciuisermoBen 5aperIdbliben
amiidlub iiber sic eeaemipdrtige Gage
sibt cim acnner oem ,,sse,,en 3iirder
ssabribten' iii nahltcbenoen Sbil=
oerungem:
,Das ib,per beiieste Jraufreib bat
iid berniibt,> iid ne,l 5it organiiierem
ieinen @eiit a,iriid5uiinhen, uno bas
bon Mariban Yetain peIlbrabte @ert
ilt ,tmio peroienitpoIler, als es aui
gro6e Sdmieriafeiten itoBt. 9ielc
9iuberniile iino BET uns iuobl 5u ipc=
mig befannt; oeun sic uns 5u @ciid)te
fontmenoen Breiiemeloungen iino
id)arf foutrolliert. gs ipGre inbcllcm
falId, ipenn man bas 8eiteben elmer
Sppoiition perbebleu tuolltc. sic
5ablreihen anbdnger Der fonlmruiti-
ibeu 4artei, l,ngerednet oie piclcil
Wtitelieoer oer 8olfsfront - iener
Solfsgeibcl - iparten n,ir a,lf bcn
giinitieen Nugeublid, INT nus ser ib=
men bon oen eeeeniudrtiaen llmit0n=
beu auferleeteu .Stiae bcra,ts3,,trctcn.
9ie NnlpeIenbeit oe,,tibcr Sruppen
lit einen, grobe,t Sell bes 2anoes nno
oie @ntihloiienbeit ser iran5oiiIben
9iesierung baben iie oa5,t gebrad)t,
| iib rubia su nerbalten, mas aber nibt
iasen min, oob iie niht int eebeimen
ipirfen. 9ie> adt lansen Mtonate oes
@artens unter oen 8aficu ,pareu ci=
ne eiinitiee 3eit fit Die 8ioniere ser
3ericbung. Sn1 Mugenblid bes oel.t=
i6en Nnsriffs iparen bicle iblebten
6ran5olen oie erlten, sic pou einen
Mufeebcn bes Samples iproben ,,nb
oie oas 8erii6t berbrciteten, sic
sruppen ieicu nerroten uno ieoer Ssh
oeritono iei nuslos. 9ieie ,niaube=
rem 8nrlde,t iiuo INNER nod ba.
ltnter bieien ltmltdnben lit es tpobl
beufbar, bab Sic fran5oiiide &eeie<
rlng es fir notig bielt, moglidlt balo
ipieber iiber ibr gan5es 2auoeseebiet
unb alle 'ieine Silfsqueuen perfiigen
au fonneu. I'm tpieber aufridten, melt
er5ieben uno idoffen 5t fonnen, m,lb
mani fret banbelu formen. limo bann
luor es a,,d notig gu ,uiiieu, tpeldeu
Ereis bos 9ano fir feline Nieberla9e
gu 5ablen baben miro.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-07-25
CHURCH OF GOD TO
OPEN STATE SESSION

The Church of God opened its
state convention sessions at 1880 P. M.
Thursday of this week at the Sails
bury church on Preston Avenue, with
Bishop A. ]. Tomlinson, general over
seer and Bishop N. C. Taylor, state
overseer, in charge.
Three services each day will be
held Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
The young peoples service will be
Saturday evening and missionary
service will be featured Sunday night.
Bishop F. F. Johnson, of Cleveland,
Tenn, general foreign missionary Sec
rotary, is scheduled to speak and min
listers and church members from all
sections of Maryland will attend.
String music and special singing
will be heard. The public is invited
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-07-25

of it's petroleum products in whole or
in part by tanker, will supplant the
use of 10 to Is tankers. The Port
land Montreal ESQ pipe line will
save hardpressed tankers ten to
twelve days on the trip from South
American and Gulf ports.
Some 113,5OO miles of pipe lines in
this country transport millions of bar
rels of oil and refined petroleum pro-
ducts each day. They are common
carriers under a Federal law passed
in 1906, transporting petroleum pro-
ducts at published tariffs. Pipe lines
run under river bottoms, through lush
fields planted to crops of many kinds,
hurtle up mountains, push through
under the most difficult terrain and
once laid under g1ound are not visible
to even the most careful observer.
They bother no one, do an efficient
job, are hindered not at all by wealth
err and quietly, unobtrusively, go a.
Continued on page ~
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-07-25
new PIPE Lines
TO TRANSPORT
OIL PRODUCTS

Recently newspaper readers learn
ed that two new pipe lines would
shortly De built to transport the pc
troleum products which play such a
vital part in our national defense
program and to eliminate transporta-
ton difficulties caused by the trans
fer of oil tankers to Great Britain.
The Plantation Pipe Line Company,
jointly owned by Standard Oil Com
pany (Kentucky), Shell Union Oil
Co., and Standard Oil Company IN.
J.), will build 1881 mile line from
Baton Rouge, La, to Greensboro, N.
C. A new 236 mile long line is now
being built from Portland, Maine to
Montreal. In this country this line
will be operated by the Portland Pine
Line Company, which has been organ
lied by the Standard Oil Company
IN. J0.
Both these new lines will do much
to promote national defense. The
Plantation Pipe Line, serving an area
which normally received SO per cent
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-07-25
STATES TALLEST
TOWER TO Be
ERECTED SOON
Land Has Been Donated By A
Farmer For WicOmicO
Forest Tower

Donation of a section of land by a
Wicomico County farmer will save
the state and county some money and
furnish highly satisfactory site for
a new forestry tower, to be the tallest
in Maryland, according to District
Forester Joseph T. Rothrock.
William C. Rayne gave the sew
eral acres in the community of Truitt
which is northeast of Powellville.
There, the lookout will be erected
to give protection against forest fires
in an area of both Worcester and Wi
comico counties which has long needed
lookout, Mr.. Rothrock said.
The money is available, but con-
struction cannot start until requests
by the Forestry Department for prior
ity ratings on steel are heard from.
AS the forestry towers are to be
manned by the army in event of war,
Mr.. Rothrock said, the steel may be
secured for the towers under national
defense.
The tower will be 100 feet high and
will eventually be equipped with short
wave radio system which has been
proved successful method of getting
fighters to work on a fire, and check
ing their progress, and measuring
control results.
Construction will cost approximate
ly $1,000 and the land donated by Mr..
Rayne represents about $500 of that.
Both Wicomico and Worcester coun-
ties in addition to State and federal
funds made up the amount.
| The Truitt tower, will bring the
total number of towers for the tri-
county area to four and will strength
en- fire defenses on the entire lower
shore as well as lower Delaware.
Details of deciding over the tower
to the State still are to be completed.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-07-25
MASONIC PASTMASTERS
TO MEET AT RESORT
EN-

Past Masters of Masonic Lodges of
the Eastern Shore will review the &C.
complishments of the year and elect
officers at meeting Sunday at the
George Washington Hotel in Ocean
City. Dinner at 1880 o'clock will be
followed by the business session.
All Past Masters are invited to
come and bring their ladies.
The present officers of the Asso-
citation are: John S. T. Wilcox, chair
man; C. Norman Jefferson, 1st vice
chairman; Richard Groves, End vice.
chairman; Edmond Neal, 3rd vice
chairman; James T. Sturgis, 4th vice.
chairman; Charles w. Marvel, secre-
tary and treasurer.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-07-25
ACTIVITIES CLOSE AT WOR-
CESTER'S FORESTRY CAMP

The last contingent of ten CCC
youths left Camp $50, at Melbourne's
Landing, near Snow Hill, last Friday
morning, bringing to a close the &C
tivities of the Worcester County for
estry CCC camp.
Many of the officials and foremen
of the camp had alrady been trans
ferred to other CCC camps in West
ern Maryland. All but ten of the
$50 youths who were stationed in the
camp, were transferred to other
camps in Maryland and Pennsylvania.
Over at the CCC camp at Powell
vile, all of the white youths had been
transferred to other points and around
100 colored CCC workers are now
quartered there, carrying on the Po-
comoke River dredging and drainage
project.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-07-25
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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-07-25
HOT OFF THE CREDIBLE

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by taking towels off the line when
almost dry, folding them and putting
through the wringer. This irons them
quite smooth.
A stalk of rhubarb will remove fruit
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lemon juice.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-07-25
Local and Rural News

MIS-. Ps Lee 11dll iva
bridge club Friday evening last.
Mrs. Emerson w. Polk is spending
some time in Middletown, Del.
Mrs. Lillian Baker and son, Bobby,
are visiting her sister in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Gilbert F. Gorsuch has return
ed from a very pleasant stay in Cali
fornia.
Miss Cherry Stevens has been the
guest of Miss Anne Nelson, in Oman
cock, Va.
Mrs. u. S. Payne is registered at
the Shoreham at Ocean City for a
brief stay.
Mrs. Arenthia Small visited her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Small in Salisbury last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Child and
family have leased cottage at Ocean
City for two weeks.
Mrs. LeKies Powell is spending
some time with friends and relatives
in Baltimore.
Mrs. Mabel E. Waller, of Salisbury,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Clarence
E. Robertson.
Miss Nan Cullen is attending sum-
mer school at Duke University, Dur
ham, North Carolina.
Miss Hilda P. Tull student at Bea-
com Business College, spent the week
end with her parents here.
Miss Dorothy Northam, of near
town, is visiting friends and relatives
in Baltimore and Washington, D. c.
Mrs. Essie Mariner, of Baltimore
has been the guest of relatives in
Pocomoke and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Nelson, OF
Woodbury. Heights, N. J., are guests
of Miss Isabel Veasey.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Matthews and
family are occupying a cottage al
Ocean City for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Gravely are
spending their vacation with relatives
of the former in Axton, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Dexter, OF
Baltimore, are guests of Mrs. Dexter's
mother, Mrs. Eugene w. Veasey.
Mrs. Thomas P. Wharton and Mrs
Nigel MacEwing, of Baltimore, are
spending some time in Snow Hill.
Mrs. Ella Wardwell and Mrs. Hutch
inson, of Harborton, Va, are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Marion r. Merrill.
Mr.. Russell Small has returned
from Baltimore, where he underwent
treatment at the Marine Hospital.
Miss Miriam l.. Tull, student nurse
at Union Memorial Hospital, spent
the past weekend with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Hearne Stevenson, Of
Wilmington, Del, have been guests
of his mother, Mrs. Vernon P. Steven
son.
Mr.. Lynwood Willis, Jr., of Balti
more, spent Thursday with his grand
mother, Mrs. H. C. Nottingham, thi
city.
Mrs. B. F. Sturgis has been tn
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Kenneth
Vincent and Mr.. Vincent in Madison
N. J.
Misses Gladys and Mildred Allen
of Richmond, Va, are visiting thei
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Harr,
Lukehard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor H. Baumanl
and daughter, Donna, are guests o
Mrs. Baumann's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Bull.
Mrs. William S. NAPLES spent tn
past week with her sister, Mrs. G. c
Jaeger and Mr.. Jaeger in Bethan
Beach, Del.
Mrs. w. w. Holt, who has recentl
moved to Chestertown, returned T.
Pocomoke last week for a brief visi
with friends.
Miss Dorothy Mae Watson has beel
the recent guest Of her brother-in
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Mock in Berlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Ebberwine, o
Suffolk, were weekend visitors at tn
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Ounce Ashburn.