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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-20

for exemption. For II it was grant.
ed here all the other a. states
would want the same.
Cutting rents back 10 levels pre-.
yailing ON March l.. the now fsd.
eral control extends 70 Muakegon.
Battle Creek, Kalamazoo. aud
Grand Rapids. This becomes Ell.
fertiye December T. Tile only TX
ception is when establishments
have had major improvements.
1t was limited here in Washing.
ton that these are not the only
defense renting areas in Michigan
that will come under the fed raj
regulation. IAN defense areas are
under continual study As rapid
~ as tho situation warrants and It
becomes Enthusiastically feasible
the rent department will continue
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-20

Dlnnef Guests
Mr.. and Mrs Leo Hammersch.
midi, Detroit, Miss Shirley Hitch.
lngham, Don Weaks and Tony
buckingham. Detroit. were Sun
DAY dinner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas buckingham. Miss Shir-
ley buckingham remained to
spend some time with her grand
parents.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-20

Lend-Lease, ana government agen-
cies in charge Of supply programs.
Each Michigan claimant will pc
tition its agency tor its share OF
steel, copper. and aluminium II
the demand exceeds the supply al
lotments will be reduced proper.
tionately. After the agency re-.
ceiycs its share from GIMP il will
apportion that allotment to the
manufacturers each Of which will
get sufficient materials to fulfill its
production schedules.
The newly elected senator from
Michigan. Judge Homer Ferguson,
will not inherit Senator Prentiss
Browns spacious office . As
chairman OF the Claims Committee,
Brown has an impressive set-up
with a big committee room adjoin-
Ing his own suite OF offices. Sena-
tor Allen J Ellender, Democrat Of
Louisiana, is the next in line for
chairman of the Claims Committee.
From under dcluge OF tele-
grams. from the Traverse city,
Michigan area, requesting 4 80 day
extension Of gasoline rationing,
Congressman Albert J. Engel is try
ing to see his way clear TO make a
public statement.
Paced by Congressman Kitchener,
Adrian. and Louis C. Rabaut, De-
troit, who have already made
strong bids for Michigan's exemp.
ton, It would be logical to expect
Engcl to Join the bandwagon
But indications are that Con.
gresham Engcl has his own ideas
He has been quoted a. doubling
very much n Michigan has n chance
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-20
Sunday Xlsltora

Sunday Visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. Rigby and son Del
bert spent Sunday afternoon and
evening with nv. and Mrs. Fred
Lewis. Fraser returned home af
ter spending a few days with Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Lewis.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-20

Mr.. and Mrs Robert Sasser and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Brown were De
troit visitors Sunday evening.
Miss Elizabeth Bodley spent the
week end with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ]. Richards.
Ypsilanti.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Phillips
and family were Sunday guests NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Olsen, Ypsi
lanu.
E. A. Duane left Thursday on A
hunting trip at Curtis.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Vedder at.
tended the Farmers Club at Thur
lows Heath home last Tuesday eve
ming.
a. j. Lamkin addison Edgar and
veto Schukate left for the north
hunting Thursday evening.
Ernest Williams is confined to
his home.
Mr.. and Mrs George Osborn and
Mrs. Harley Dysinger visited Har.
old Osborn at University Hospital
Friday who is seriously i'll.
MT. and Mrs. Leon Jones and
son John Lee and Mr.. and Mrs
Leroy Painter and daughter Joan
were Sunday dinner guests OF their
sister Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. Cullen.
Detroit.
Miss Mary Williams is confined
to her home with an ear infection.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. e. Vedder en-
tertained for Sunday dinner. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. L. Vedder and family.
Litchfield, and Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Vedder, Milan.
Mrs. w. J. Bodley is spending a
few days with her son and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurlow Bodley and
Dean, Milan.
Mrs. Barlow Simonds and Mrs.
Phyllis Chessman, Detroit, visited
Frank Brown, Ypsilanti.
Mrs. Sanford Bodley and Mrs.
Alonzo Smith. Willis, spent Thurs
day in Ann Arbor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-20

WASHlNGTON-INS - Secre-
tary OF War Sumson, at a recent
press conference, refused 10 say
whether Jefferson Barracks near
st. Louis Mo-, wCald be turned
into a training camp for nceroes.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-20
Whitaker

ATTEND DESSERT LUNCHEON
Whitaker, Nov. 2O-Mrs. Thorn.
as Philips attended a dessert
lunch card party Wednesday at the
home OF Mrs. Carl Horuburger.
fpsilantt Wednesday evening she
attended a regular meeting OF the
A.T.A.W. Pinnochle Club at the
nome OF Mrs. Daryl Hawker. Ypsi-
lanti.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-20

WASHINGTON-INS 49, secre-
tary OF War stlmson has an
nounced that an Austrian battalion
would be formed in the United
States Army IN what ultimately
may lead 10 organization OF An
American foreign legion to fight
against tho Axis.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-20
nFOr Is Years | SuiieredU

''For - years I suffered from
stomach trouble, Indigestion, and
constipation. 1t times the gas was
30 bad / would almost double up
WITH pain. also had severe kidney
trouble, with baekachos, headaches.
and dizzy spells, ami agouizing
rheumatic pain IN my Icg3 and
back. Wa9 80 weak 7 could hardly
stand up. / took many medicines
and have been in many hospitals.
but nothing did nc any good until
/ took Gillian. Now feel much bet
tcr-so much Lire myself, Gillian
has helped me greatly, and 1 am
glad 10 recommend it,
Made From Natures Own FERRIS
Gillian IT uef. a.sr...s m.di.
compound saH.a4-iHa 5--a.. i-l.
Il hralrhas.ag l.1U. 10 +. faEr
bgfrr" W..' -Hd uI-Us with f.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-20

to extend" said Deputy Admins
traitor Paul A. Porter. -
Rent directors 10 administer fed
eral control In Tie new areas viii
be- appointed later this month.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-20
7 RIB. !,
GAS ALMOST DOUBLED
her UP With PAIN

Ennase Childs, OF ga w.
Forest, Detroit, Says She
Suffered Agonizing Aches
and P-ins Due to Indiges-
ton, Constip alton, and
Kidney Trouble--Tells of
Amazing Relief Brought
By New Natural" Medi-
cine, Gillian.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-01

BUIcK-is4O special sedan: radio and
heaterJ owner needs cash; only $3.50.
4 tgO6 Gratiot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-01

BUICK-1e4o limited 6-pass. sedan NTH
fender wells good tires. Jet hSpsk,tn-
ish. pin-striped broadcloth uphol., Tory
push-button radio. underseat heater. clock
dual accessories; low miles, really clean
car. only sT79 full price, liberal trade,
larrna ~ rnnnlha 10 nay
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-01

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ARRANGE now for sod at Renders. cor.
Northwestern-eM road.
HIGH grade lawn mowers. full ball -bsanng,
rubber tires. x9.e5. 203s springwells.
vi. LISTS.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate hst-
ings In the big Sunday Times Want Ad
eection!
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-19
Phillips Host
To Amies Club
WithLuncheon
Large Group Vie For
Bridge Honors

Mrs Herschel J. Phillips, enter
tanned Les Douzes Amies Bridge
club at her home last Saturday
afternoon The members and guests
could hardly apply themselves 10
their game OF bridge for fondling
the Phillips five months old baby,
Alice Joan, who was most generous
with her smiles and her affections
on this occasion.
The luncheon assumed a holiday
note, topped off with steaming fig
pudding and hard sauce, really de-
lieious.
The very very new bride. Mrs.
James Brewer, whom we will know
better as Beulah Cain, until we get
used to the new one, received
beautiful pottery bowl, filled with
rare plants as belated wedding
gift from the club.
Among those who Wed at con-
tract were were Laura X Pickens,
Betty Harris, Bernice White, Lo-
retta Terhune. Hertha Priest, Fam
nette Norris, Cornell Drum. Agnes
Lewis. Hazel White. Margaret Ben
nett, Gladys Barthwell. Ruby Cham
bcrs, Jennie Page, Fannie Bethel,
Beulah c. Brewer and Georgia
Redd.
The winners Qapel pins were
Bertha Priest, Fannie Lethel and
Loretta Terhune.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-19
The Party Line
By MARIAN

Her husband, Sgt George Williams
was in on seven day furlough
from Camp Hood, Texas The
friends assembled were tickled tc
see and compliment the sergeant
Fun in games, food and drink were
in store. At the gathering were Mr.
and Mrs. Horace Sheffield! Mr.. ana
Mrs. Charles Harris, Chalmers Lind
sey, Miss Erpes;ine Braxton, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Windslow, Wesley
Stone, Miss Katheryn Tinsley and
others.
Dame Rumor has il circulated thai
when pretty Mally Simp-nn goes to
Texas TO camp, she will become the
bride Of Pvt. Bill Routt
Wednesday is still celebrity night
down 10 Club 10 Horsemen. The
club members fete visiting celebri-
ties and really show them that old
Michigander hospitality. This week
it will be Ella Fitzgerald and her
showmen from the Paradise. Il
should be great,
The Dorcas Society OF Detroit,
Inc, are planning cocktail party
during the Yuletde for their friends
who have been so loyal in support
ing their grand affairs.
Arthur Pops Clemens, the pop
ular bartender from Club - Horse
men, is definitely on the mend. He
is recuperating and plans to go to
Cleveland. rest and loll around for
a couple OF months.
The Council OF Delegates OF the
18th Congressional District gave a
Feather party Friday at the West
Side Elks rest.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-19
Mrs. Helen billiard Prather HOn0red At Bridal Shower
Mrs. Street
Hostess At
Shower Here
By GLADYS MILLS

MIs' Annie street was hostess at
a slork shower in honor, OF Enora
stephens on last week md at 1902
FirwOod avenue. The table was at
trac,ive with centerpiece buiIt
around the tradition Of the story
with his prcc Gus bundle which in
TINS case was filled not with The real
cargo. b.; gobs Of things for the
tiny stranger to wear. once he or
she has arrived.
Nrs c,roo, o,,.o ho.ui,., z.,.
for br;soo and 1900 ,ha ,,,'nnon,
we're Marian Fy,ns and go 49,
and second -, hridec Nth Msrgaro,
pro,,.,,. -. 90.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-19

Gone are the days for planning
holiday frivolity. Instead. some OF
our smartest young women are con-
centrating on War efforts. Not
enough is being done to show our
willingness for cooperation during
these stressing times So Jesse Sla-
ton opened her modernistic apart
ment last Sunday TO aygroup of girls
10 talk and plan their war efforts.
Jesse Darlington came from the
USO and told OF various needs of
the group They pledged 10 get
one hundred per cent behind Mrs.
Beatrice Fleming who heads The
AVIS and work with the USO too.
A the gathering were Beneda
West Mildred Boyd, Mary Jane
Boyd, Juanita Parnell, Louise Ray,
Josephine Jones, Frances Peck. Mrs.
Mable Ledlow, Louise Chatfeld,
Lucille Chstfield, Emma Dean Bell.
Having made reservations several
months ahead, fortunate to be able
10 travel during the holidays are
Mrs. c, b. Woodson, and Mrs Alice
Elrod. Their trip will include Mem
phis, Tenn; Montgomery, Ala; Fort
Benning, Ga; then the balance Of
the chilly weather at Hot Springs.
Ark.
inc quests d,,rioa a. 80. -.'u - =! iei es'-
NJ f,dtananoi;., ~ 49, paf' . zen, , oiie
Nrs Eraaaia A.s,a- 500 aSi'ei >
deliobtf,,I s,ay 'e "'' d
Tbo canh3s,i,.,.. 1t,
irnor,,n, $500, h,,si,a 80 me- Gu lor
Eo,ro,.or 49,. r., SN'y q
d;ors oit.. - SL-,l p.'i' ~ Se'iu SUI
800 Sa.s.is -. ~ - S'','as. my are
,dd - - a 81 " 'le ooO 10
~. Li.,-ist 49, ~ 'oiuieis III
,1osdaa.al o.. .''T niee''ns were
49, ~ 80. '''s''e IS',ls' VINO mas
49,. e'e - P' eSiuen'' ware
virai,,i. r,a- e,eu w piesloeh',
No. ,5,c-ra .i'o'' ~ e'di'' ana
Taha 80" '" SAL. on, u easu'el rern
srits So, '"'oe' Nio'0y' Mar
W.. 80 80
csia.r 20 a. ,ild. H -, Jesse Mann OF
.--oasy 10 'ei' "a aims holIle' we
W. ,,orv "' a. Sp.euy recovery Ior 'his
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-19
Mrs. Nellie Agee HOnored
By Eight Civic Groups

ST. LOUIS, Mo.-Mrs. Nellie
Asee prominent St. Louis matron
was the honoree at a banquet gwen
IN her honor by the eight commu
nlty agencies in which she has
served during her many years Of
useful service to%her fellow citi-
Zens.
Those honorins Mrs. Agce were
the All SAINTS church. the AssocA
ZION Of Colored Women's clubs. the
8ooklovers. the Informal Danes,
the NAA,C.P., the St. Louis Grade
Teachers association, the Y.M,CA
and the YW.C.A.
Each agency had a representative
to give a thumbnail sketch of Mrs
Ages ac,iylties with that group
The We group provided chora.
numbers for the occasion.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-19

Petty Fishers. over the weekend
ROSE CAMPBELL. has a cher
ished letter. which she will always
keep we are sure even il nothing
comes OF it. It happens TO be from
one. Nate Krevitz. who is the
agent for Irving Mills, Inc. of
Hollywood. He had seen Roses
picture in the national edition OF
the Chicago Defender. When she
was a candidate Cor Miss Detroit.
He was impressed and has asked
her TO submit more pix. and fur
Their info about herself. She has
talent and should go places if she
wants that kind OF a career.
4 & :;
We are bit thrilled. may get
a chance TO see our only brother. ct.
for Christmas or even before.
He may get a turlough. and come
here lin a day or So. from Coch-
ran Field at Macon, Ga. where
he is Stationed in the U. S. Air
Corps. We have this information
first hand from Mary Miles
who just came home from there last
90. Saturday
* x *
HUTCHINS COLEMAN. who
wrote US some, time ago. writes
again. TO tell us more. He is at
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-19

Of panties for Future Trouble
We recognize the handiwork OF
Myrt in thi. clever greeting.
Oh yes, We have also received
card from the Christopher
Henrys these folk are really
doing their Christmas mailing early
g.. like they have been asked to do
!; =
JACKIE DENtSON. of Chi
cago. was the house quest Of the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-19
MIR. pUpRE DOES ARIT OF PRODUCING

MARVIN DUPRE really excelenta singer in his own
right and member of the Ford Fights about to embark
upon his second venture director of musical pieces.
This Dne is to be Christmas. recital and it is to be
ven a Conversational church The theme is to be built
around the popular WHITE XMAS. the affair
will feature Miss La Villa Tulos. and Mrs Ethel Craw-
ford. at the organ and piano Mrs Beatrice Smith
will d. the solo work assisted by Miles Fason The Vic
toran choir under the direction Of Mr. Dupre will give the
ensemble background.
Dorothy Quarkerwil recte and individual numbers will
rendered by the Cavaliers of the choir Sounds good.
we will give more information. date etc next week.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-19
Visitors HOnOred At
Breakfast Party

CHICAGO, Ill. - (SpeciaD -
Dr.. and Mrs. William Q. Saddler
Of 1888 South Parkway entertained
their sister, Mrs. Matte Martin of
Montreal, Canada, and Mrs. Mar
garet Blewett Woodward OF Chi
cago, at breakfast Friday morning
at their home.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-19
Ten Friends
Play Host AT
Pretty Party
Guest Recently We d
To 1t. los. Prather

Mrs Helen Dllard Praiher. re-
cen; bride Of Lieutenant Joseph
Pss,hcr Of Camp Lee. Va was hon
orce last Sunday afternoon q, a
bridal shower, gwen in her honor
by ten friends. OF long stan0ir- O.,
they were Kathleen Coo;e. W.ni-
fred De Grasse. Elizabeth Greene,
Media Grimes. Elizabeth Hickman,
Eleanor Boykin Jones, Dorothy Nj
Ter Sue Morton. Geraldine Porter.
snd Marion Thompson.
The shower which took the form
OF q cocktail far,y was held a, The
NsCNSeRa club, Thirtieth street at
Milford, gifts were OF the personal
snd miscellaneous ns:ule.
The guest Of honor was charming
y gsg5ed in beige with black
scquins attractiycly splasHed about,
she chose a hat @! beige felt. of the
face and wore shoulder corsaec
OF White elad!2.l.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-19
YMCA Holds Open
House This Thurs.

ST LOUIS, Mo.-Thursday, Dec.
H. Open House will be observes
a; the Pine Street Y.MC.A. it was
announced by the Board OF Man
ayers and various committees who
will be hosts TO a large number OF
visitors.
Every department OF the branch
will be on display from the swim.
ming pool to the main lobby.
In addition. an elaborate display
IN pictures of the activities will be
shown in the Mems clubroom. An.
other outstanding feature will be
two concerts, one at BIS and at
9:l5 pm. by the famous Legend
Singers of the Municipal Opera
under the direction of Kenneth
Billups.
Officials are urging that all ST
Louis visit the ~" between 1880
and $50 pm.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-19
GADDINGS
sBvGhadys
so THE NEWS is OUT

The news that. DIR. ROBERT BENNETT. (now
eutenan) at Iuachuca, Arz. is married
frmed this week. via all the national publications We
reported this bit of gossip. time ago. with the
brde) and it disputed vigorously by friends
Of The DR..
Son is. being admitted by the DR. and friends We
should say We told you So but won't The facts that
.AlLLlCENT MONROE. of Oakland, Calf. is the
bride she is in the theatre and radio and is said to be
quite beautiful lis understudy for Lena Horne and also
does some radio work. however the Mrs Bennett
has orsaken her career for the and is at this
writing in Fort Iluachuca. with her husband who has
been made a captain.
Captain Bennett and his bride expected in Detroit
early in January they supposed for the Yue
tide but told now that will be early in
1913. before he really gets his furlough
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-19

In general use in Argentina for sew
eral years, a service that transmits
spoken messagese by mail in the form
OF photograph records has been ex-
tended 10 Bolivia.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-19

A Kansas City man has invented a
folding waterproof canvas canopy for
use in loading and unloading freight
cars in rain.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-19

f. The government Of Venezuela ls en-
ioesvo1ns 70 increase that nations
c. .tigation Of ice, po,lioe oil seeds
and cotton
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-19
ANOTHER RUMOR

Don't know whether this one will really macriaze not
but friends here this Weekend. received the news
that DR. ARTHUR LEE THOMPSUN...of this city
now at Meharry inteming. married to lass
last week.. Don't know for but will dig the par
ticUlars by next week.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-11-05

ure from Egypt and the entrance
into Canaan. When God brings us
out of any condition it is to give
us something better.
V. %. "And the Lord showed
signs and wonders, great and small,
upon Egypt, upon Pharoah, and up
On all his household, before our
eyes, The plaques as experienced
in Egypt served not only as punish
ment for a refusal to let the chill
dren of Israel go, but were signs to
prove that Jehovah was real and
was exerting his power in Israel's
behalf
V. %. "And he brought us out
from thence, that he might bring
us in, to give us the land which he
sware unto our fathers" The story
of the deliverance from bondage in
Egypt has it's parallel in the Chris
tian experience of deliverance from
the bondage of sin.
V. "a. ''And the Lord command
ed us to do all these statutes, to
fear the Lord our God, for our good
always, that he might preserve us
alive, as it is at this day." If Gods
commands are obeyed, God will ap-
prove of us as righteous. AS a rule
the Israelites were a righteous ma
tion as compared with the other
nations. However, the New Testa-
ment teaches that no man has fully
kept Gods law and that he needs a
Righteousness which comes by faith
in Jesus Christ.
V. 25. "And it shall be our
Righteousness, If we observe to do
all these commandments before the
Lord our God, as he hath command
ed u.s." We shall be held as right
eous before God if we observe all
that he has enjoined.
V. IA. But continue thou in
the things which thou hast learn
ed and hast been assured Of, know
ing of him thou hast learned them"
Paul in addressing Timothy is urg-
ing him to persevere and to re-
member his home teachings.
". Is. "And from child thou
hast known the holy scriptures,
which are able to make thee wise
unto salvation through faith which
is in Christ Jesus" The only true
wisdom is knowledge of the Lord.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-11-05

lucky to have the new pullman-or
was it an old dining car made into
troop car. Some of the fellows
from Morgan county are here. They
are Roy Harper and Chester Porter.
guess there are few more, but
not in our company. This camp is
sure in the heart of Texas. / have
had pretty good time but have
had a cold the last three days, SO
that sure does not help much when
you have to drill five or six hours.
The eats are not so bad as / expect
ed. Yesterday they, took 38 men
from our company and put them in
to the 23rd motor unit.
This land is not worth much as
army camps are not taking any
good farming land. Well, l had
better get this letter closed and
get some shut-eye, as we will have
big day, if we get transferred.
Will send you my address when
get stationed for sure. l told my
parents to send me the county pa
per as soon as I get located. Say
hello for me to all the fine people
in good old McConnelsville-a you
can not beat that place.-Your
friend, Pvt. Homer Smith.
His address is: Pvt. Homer B..
Smith, 319 Ord. M. T. Depot, Co.
o, Camp Barkeley, Texas, U. s.
Army
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-11-05
LETTER FROM CORPORAL
PAUL G. BEATTY

Dear Friends received the
Democrat the first of the week and
was very glad to get it. We came
here to the air base the 9th day
Of August. I'm member of the
headquarter squadron here
This is a very dry climate, al
though we have had plenty of rain
the last two weeks. There ism
much vegetation to be seen but the
tumble weed. They do raise some
very good crops along the Arkansas
valley. The people here say the
best celery in the world is grown
here.
Pueblo isn't such a very large
city. The population is 10000 1t
is an industrial city. The Colorado
Fuel and Iron works is the big in
dustry, although two railroads
have their shops here. The small
street cars here are very noticeable.
There are more churches here than
in most cities of it's size. I also find
the people very friendly.
There are people of many differ
ent nationalities, especially the
Mexicans. There is much activity
here at the base. The bomb squad
rons are flying the B-24's twenty
four hours a day. We are not al
lowed to give much information,
but one can pick up many maga-
zines and read all about many of
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-11-05
Trinity Methodist Church

Choir practice Thursday at 1880
p. m. Mrs. Durbin's Circle. with
Mrs. Emmett Abel, Friday, 1880.
Church school for adults and young
people, 9:15. Junior church and
classes for nursery and beginners,
$50. Mrs. Aubrey Ralph, super
intendent Morning worship at
10:15. Sermon subject, Prepare
for an Enduring Peace, Now"
Youth fellowship, Sunday, 4:3O.
Ruth Barrell, leader. Play, "Swing
OUT at the school house sponsor
ed by the w. s. C. S., Thursday and
Friday, Nov. IL and 13. North
East Ohio Conference Youth AS
sembly at Mansfield, Nov 13 and
IA. A delegation from our church
plans to attend. In these days of
worldwide emergency we all need
to keep our faith in God and His
way of life. One way to do this is
to take an active part in the
church. The victory which we all
want so much must be victory
where God reigns supreme in the
hearts of men. Attend church reg
ularly.-H. T. Wintermute, pastor.