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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-05
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liking the writer's more or hating
them to the extent OF not buying a
paper.
With that gang at the Three Star
bar docking for the photo) are Ma
rion jenkins. Homer Roar. Pvt.
Luther. Joyce jenkins. Alphonso
LAMAR. Jr. Chuck Selik. Elizabeth
Motor city, Davis. Beverly War
ncr. manager of the Bar Flies; Otis
Robinson. captain and Nathaniel
(dishes) Maynor, business man
ager of the ball team A re-
cording worth your listening is the
Four Clefs as they do why Pre-
tend We've liked those boys
every since they broke out with
Hiding All My Cares" Til
next reading time. Langford p. -.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-05

Our good friends the Willis WARDS. are housekeep.
BIZ on Belmont street The former L. of NJ track star BIZ
Watson is doing fine on his Job patrolman we
1ope that his success the Field Day meet on Aug - WI"
break for him in his progress up the ladder OF
Police promotions
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-05

The Vourht Sikorsky Aircraft
company at Straford. Conn, now
employs a Negro engineer. Negro
craftsman and is Negro single
skilled machine operators
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-05

A Nazi newspaper deplores
"quarrcls and unpleasant scenes
created by Westphalian housewives
pushing and showing 10 get ration
cd vegetables
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-05

A high school boy IN Riukan Nor
way. has been ordered TO stay away
from school because he showed hos
tility 10 Nazi schoolmaies.
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-03
Bradley News
By \ T.. Brown

GRAY'S Chapel CME Church;
pastor, Rev A. l., Allen and his
meml Nfaip held their quarterly
conference en- last Sunday, with
Elder Bullock. presiding. and al
- appearing as speaker for he
day, All reports were good and
rais has beea listed as one Of the
hest.
RALLY: 4 great rally was held
at Mt. Ollie Free WIN Baptist
Church at B0eEner, with The pas
ton, Rev. 4. L. Brown. The first
ptize, a large dinner set was Won
by Mrs. Jessie Mae Halter with
otacr captains reporting to make
he total amount $47Il,
VISITING: Mrs, Lizzie Green is
ut the bedside Of her mother, Mrs.
Callie Fagan At Camden, Anoth-
er daughter, Mrs. Nellie HaW-
kins returned home recently.
Announcement is made Of tie
birth Of a bouncing baby eirl ii
the htme of Mr.. and Mrs. l., N,
Nunlcy, who are the proud par
rnte.
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-03
Oneida
Nv Gents Willis

t{y tents WINS
LOCAL Citizen Dies: Funeral
services for Mrs. l.. Bee Smith
were held on june %, with a
eroun of grief srickcH relatives
and friends attending the last
rites Of the young matroo and
ekurch leader. who was the
d4 liter uf Mrs Poah Hicks.
Other survivors include three
brothers and a hos of other re-
latiyes. The deceased n menu
her of Calyely Missionary Bapt.
Church had been i'll for a number
af years. Rev. C. II, Hammond
pastcr Of the church otficiated at
the funeral services. with Lamb
crt Funeral Home in charge.
CHURCH NEWS: The First
Mis-. ionary Baptist Church, with
Mrs. Irene Maqett, clerk and the
Rev. NJ. W. Washington, pastor,
reported large attendance at the
Sunday School hour. with Sup
Tom Parker in charge and all
teachers at their post. Discuss
ion of lesson was unusually lively
and reviewed by Nj. L. c. Cros-
bv. with closing remarks By Mr.
Furcnc Perry. Total offering was
SiOI
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-03
BY Mrs. V. c. Love
hone Ai7SW

PERSONALITIES In The News
MIS-. Susie Williams was guest Of
Mr. and Ms, Albert Stanley for
several DAVIS this week emaltt
to her home il Prescott, af or sew
otal weeks vacation in New Or
leans, La, Mrs. Emma Moore
If 100 f, ldth ST, left last week
for Kansas City, Kansas to make
her future home with her daueb=
1cr Mrs, Iulia Rodgers Mr.
Daisy Burton had as house guest
last week her niece, Mrs. Gree
Clark and little daughter, Glafia
Dean, Of Camden Rev. and
Mrs. c. n. Shropshire have Is
guest their neice little Georgia
Elizabeth Willis Of Cotton Plant.
the young hoys Of America Club
left this week for their vacation
in Hope fer the month Of July
and members ara Floyd Jones. Jr.
Earl Rodney ] nes, George Stuck
ey, Cleophus Shaw, Johnnie Pat
ton, Jra Arthur Miller Williams,
Robert Jones, and Jasper VII
Hams, Mr. and Mrs. p. A. Mos
Icy. 1909 Ash S have as guest
Mr.. and Mrs u. o. Peppers and
their two children Mary joyce and
Wilma Faye, Mt. Pleasant, Texas
Mrs. Peppers is the sister of Mrs.
Mosley. Mrs. Virginia Terrell, af
Tyler, Texas is the new addition
to the staff Of the Universal Life
ms office, working in a seere-
Tarial capacity. Just returned
from Pine Bluff after a visit with
her brother and other relatives is
Mrs. Llmertia Turner. Mr.. John
Arthur Barnes. VINO has heen at
the bedside Of his mother, Mrs.
Ple2 Barnes has returned to SAINT
Louis. Mrs. Phyllis Thompson
and son, Arthur Lee left Wed
nesday for Farmersyille, Texas
for an indefinite stay with Mrs.
rfrt
Thompson's mother. Mrs. 0cta-
via Coulter of los N. Kirby spent
the week IN Junction City, ka.,
visiting her son, Private Jesse
Hageans.
PANDORA Entertains. The
committee Ct the third group of
the Pandora Social Club enter
sained with a beautiful lawn party
Saturday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. A. n, Johns. 1909 Beech
ST., The diniag room was beauti-
fully decorated with lovely dis
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-03
Coal Hill News
Geo. w. West !


! CHURCH: Bethel AME Church
rally was quite success with
$4,000 raised for building pur-
poses. The pastor and members
express appreciation to- the many
friends who helped in making the
program a great one.
PERSONALS: Mr., W. J. West
and sons, Carl and Alberry, mot
ored to TT. Smith few days
ago and were guest of his sen,
Kelly West. Recent guests Of
Mr. and Mrs, II. W. Hogan were
Mesdamcs Arnett Hardgfaves and
Sylvester Wes. After an en-
ioyable visit at Ozark with rela-
tiyes and friends, Miss +, NJ. West
has returned home, and has as
guest Miss Nadine West, who ac-
companied her home, After Il
successful operation, Miss Rosea-
In West is hack home from he
Charleston hospital, ..-- Miss Vera
West and her son, Bobby have re-
turned from Ozark after spending
q week with her sitsrr Mrs. Versa
/ Griffin Mr.. Chas Hogan eff
1 Sioux City. Iowa is spending two
weeks with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. W. Hogan. Miss Elene
1 Smith Of Clarksyille was a wei
come visitor in our city, Sunday.
/ A number Of citizehs motored to
( Ozark to attohl the funeral of
! Miss LUebell Johnson. Miss Eve
/ lyn Green, now woIking in Clarks
/ Vile was guest Of her parents,
! Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Green, Sunday
/ The writer Of this column was
guest of Mr.. A. Nj. Lee an enter
tanning bachelor. Visiting in
/ GAINESVILLE Sunday were Mrs. Syl-
: vestpr West ard granddaughter,
/ Annie. Mesdames leila and Ruby
( lIardgraves, Misses Bcrnice
Blanche AMI Enestino West, a.
lrng with Geo. w West shoppcd
, in Hartman. Saturday. Under
the supervision Of Bro. Rolla
West Bethel AME church Sun
day school is showing q steady in
crease
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-03

WIS UU r. q. BOX I'll.
ST. TOrIs. NO.
Copynsat 1853 al Rights Reserved.
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-03

brought by Rev. j. T. Suttles.
Collection totaled S4.52.
BEBEE Memorial CME church
The S. S. was OPENED by the Supt.
Mrs. ID, Douglas, with the Adult
class receiving both baners, with
Mr.. O. l.. Douglas as teacher and
n S. Ode b. Thorns, teacher for
Ii Junior class. ~. J. S. Wash
ington, pastor delivered the morn
ing message. Mrs Matte Sand
ers, president. # the Epvl,rth
League reported a good attend
ance. The Spiritual Six Cos
pei Singers closed their program,
Sunday night, with results as fol
lows STEAMSHIP, S505; Stream
line, $7.55, "Air-ship', S1.96,
"Horsc Buggy, 1856, "T-Mod-
4" $9A7; Bicycle, $3.50, with
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-03
ClarksviIle News

Mrs. Birdie Lee May
St John AME Church School is
progressing with Mrs. Rachell
Newton us Sept, who is ever at
h.r post Of duty. The w. II. and
F NJ Society is showing a mark
Of improvement under the leader
ship Of Mrs r. Harris.
Tr- ladies Of NJ. Calycry Eapt
Church entertained the Mems Pro-
grcssivc Club with swanky
banquet at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lac May, recently. The Ste
wardass board Of st. John AME
Church met at their last meet
ing &C the home Of the president,
Mrs. Jessie Clark.
Mrs Iahance Perkins visited
her husband in Russcllvillc dur
ing the weekend Miss Vivian
May visited in Morrilton last week
end.
Mrs, Buniee Bagsby is listed
as IN his week and we hope for
her a speedy recovery.
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-03
Newport News
Arthur Williams
NEWS ABOUT TOWN
NtcI,rS INIIHpED FATHER

T
James Leonard, Ir., 1909 Jetfer
son, Gary.> Indiana and Mrs. Hes
ter, ADAMS 1254 Ashland Avenue
Chicago, Ill.,, spent n few days
visiting his fathar, Rev, James
Lecaard, ST., VINO is suffering
from minor injuries received in
an automobile accident. While IN
the city he is quest df Mrs. Bef-
tina Buns.
YACATI0NING Is Miss
Lille Williams who is wishing re-
latiyes and friends in 81, Louis,
Mo.
Ptivates Return . On a shert
fmlough rec ntly from Camp Ro-
binson came PITS. Henry G, Walk
err. Ed Parrot, Willie Lott and
THINE Campbell.
st. Paul AME Church: 4 HE
day was observed at the church
en- Sunday with Mrs Maggie Oats
president of the Missionary Socie
ty rendering a Baby Contest. As
a special treat, music was brought
by the Southern Tomatoes Quart
cite from Helena and a large
sum Of money was raised in this
special effort.
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-03

MAY If Movers throughout the
acme aad lawn. Whist was ne
ia diversion, with Miss Al9a
WEIGH, winning first prizz cut
prize, Ms. \. I. Alton, cop.elas
ion, Mrs, Edmond Williams, +.
Guvsts present were Me4damt S
A. T.. Alton, +. Smith o, W. Ne
Peters, l.. y. Roberts T., j. Nash,
T. H. Anderson, y r, Daniels,
My le Coleman, i. s, Ingram,
Reuben Howard. A. Garner, L
Gaiues, J, II. Math s, l.. Williams
and the Miss Alya Weleh Enter
tanning committee was Mesdames
j. c. Lowe. {. n. Shropshire, 1.
Pollard and \. N. Johns,
Funerals - Jno, Jay jones
Funeral Home
FONTAINE. Mrs, Mary, June
~ from St Peters Methodist
Church, 0zan.
SEASTRONG, Mrs. Lula Mae,
June "a from ST. Paul Baptist
Church, Taylor, Ark,
HAISLlP, Mr.. LindbTg, June .,
from Orange Chapel Baptist
Church, Muffteeshoro,
Rifles, Mr.. jeff, July / from
Grecuyile Baptist Church, !.
Stamps,
EDWARDS, Billie d. From State
line Cemetery, Texarkana.
JOHNSON, Mr.. Charlie, June 3
from New Zion Baptist Church,
ToXnlkana
HANDA, Mr., sye, July from
Shady Grove Bap ist Church,
Lewisville.
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-03
lewisville News
Mrs. X. +. Turner

Church. The Mcdonald Meth
odist church held its regular SER
vices Sunday. with the pastor,
Rev. ]. A. Brooks officiating, and
delivering an excellent sermon
during vhe morning worship, Mrs.
Lille Mae Stovall sang, "The
Little Wooden Church on the
HlH." At $50 p. m. Rev. W, y.
Davis, pastor of ST. John Baptist
Church preached and was accom-
panied by his membership.
The Vacation Bible School will
open July 6 at st. Paul Bapfis
Church, with Rev. White as prih-
eipal. Faculty consists Of Inter-
mediate Dept. Rev. White, Supt.
teachers, Mesdamcs Marie Viii
liams and Marie Irwin. Junior
Dep. A. " Turner, Supt., teach
ers, Mcsdames Pearl Anderson
and FEATHER Watson. Mrs. Hare
will supervise the Beginners De-
rartment. A. Y. Turner will have
charge of reerea ional activities
and Mrs. Susie i. Gaines will be
SECRETARY of the school.
The Antioch Baptist Church
choir rendered a very inspiring
program Sunday evening. Each
member OF the choir took a part
Amount Of money raised was an
nomccd by Mr.. Curtis McGloth'
en-, president as S3,05.
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-03

Vey Washington and Mrs. Burnice
Hughcy, Miss Helen Montele
Hill Of Flint, Michigan is visiting
her grandmother and aunt, Mrs.
Pearline Friasaa and Carrie Erie
son. Miss Elizabeth Price
Of McAllcstcr, Okla, is visi ing
her cousin, Mrs, Clemmie Mae
MeFadden, Mrs. Juanita Woods
and daughter and son have re.
turned home after visiting her
mother and father, Rev and Mrs.
j. W Williams. Mrs. Jessie
Watson and daughter, Helen
Ruth, formerly Of this city have
returned home after hlief visit
with relatives and friends
Miss Vernell Williams, graduate
a Yerger Hi School, class of Al
has finished a beauty course at
Franklin Beauty College in Hous-
ton, Texas and is visiting her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. j. W. Will
liams. Mr. Ruel Green, recent
graduate Ct Yerger Hi left the
city for East st Louis, H., and
friends and classmates wish MIN
much success in his new endcavof
He visited the STATE PRESS Of
flee enroute to his destination. .
Mis-. Helen Flerory and daughter,
Shirley Ann have returned after
spending the weekend in Lewis
vile with her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. NJ. Wilson. Bobbie Jean
Ballard of Cleveland, Ohio is visit
ing her aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. s. II. Buchanan. Miss
Nathaniel Garland mot0red to
Shreveport, Sunday to visit Mrs.
Gerthena Harris spent Fathers
Day in The City of Roses with her
father, Mr.. Lee MeFadden. Mrs.
Ola Belle Easter and children and
Miss Natharhel Garland have re-
turned after a very pleasant visit
in the City Of Roses with their
aunt, Mrs. Ir,ne Deloney.
Miss Charles Idell Mctadden,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
McFadden is spending her vaca-
ton vi her aunt ard grand
Continued on Page 81
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-03
Wilmar News

Rv Onha Lee Gardner
POPULARITY CONTEST : .
WAS sponsored by the Shady
Grove AME Church with Miss
Gladics Nrac'f, rd-orting 1855
end ramcl as winner Of a nice
street dress: Nrrrcstiua Eidgel
reported S2O3. Orha Lee Gard
nor. Slip: Net ie r. FariRr. St1O
Mildred Colbert, Csc; Mildred
Jones 6oc. making a grand total
Of SOLO, in the contes ants race.
Held az the League hour under
the supervision Of the president,
Mrs. l.. f. Jones the group is
grateful to those who helped in
maxine the program a success.
IN THE NEWS Mr. Walter
Lamb and daughter, Eruestine
left for their home in Arizonia af-
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-03

Ter brief visit with relatives
and friends. Mrs. Ethel s lar
has been visiting her relasi,as,
but will return to her home in De-
troit, soon. Visiting from Little
Rock is Mr.. Augusta Hanlcy and
is guest of his grandmother
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-03

Miss Jodie b. Martin winning a
nice gilt for the highest amount
in envelops. Miss Selma Lee
Fixes received a gift for the higa
est amount in the six methods al
yelling, representing "T-Mod-
ell, with total collection coming
to- $3.50. A victory program
will " given at the church, be
ginning July |, with Revs, j, w.
Williams and j. II. Coyington,
pastor Of Lonoke and Bethel
Churches, respectively, WITH their
ehoits in charge the first night;
ReVs. +. N. Glover and F. k,
Williams, along with their chors
will appear on July End, repres-
enting the Rising Star and Gar
vet Chapel ehuieaes, respectively
Revs. p. f. Turner and S, Nc
Donald, Iastors of Mt, Calvary
Baptist church and M. E. Meth
odist churches and choirs will APP
pear July 3, July5 the sermon will
be brought by Rev. j S. Wash
ing on, 3 p. NJ. Revs. j. H Scott,
pastor of Mt. Zion and choir and
also Rev. r. Daughtry will ap-
pear on the program. Ending the
days services with Epworth Lea
que and a special performance by
the Dallas singers.
CIVILIAN Defense Two classes
of the First Aid Course under
the supervision of the instruc-
ton of Oaklawn Adult school,
Mrs. s. Savage will be held at the
M. E. and CME Methodist church
es, with Mrs. Cox and three other
efficient teachers.
ABOUT TOWN: Mrs. Jamie
Hospkins of Schal is the house
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. F, Saw
age. Mrs. Mary Curry and Cleo
Jordan of TuAa, Okla are the
guests Of Mrs Roxie Hadley.
Mesdames Maudie Decent and
Queenie Galloway, Ida Belle Coop
er Of Michigan were guests Of
Mrs. Corine Evans. Miss Queen
Ester Alexander of 606 Avant st,
San Antonio, Texas is visiting
her sister and aunt, Mrs. Har-
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-03
Hope News
By Bessie Delois Flennry

RISING STAR BAPT. CHURCH
The S. s. was we'll attended with
No 2 class maintaining the fin
anee banner. Morning services
Prayer was offered by Rev, l.. 4.
Clark, with scripture reading BY
Rev. G. j. Jones and Rev. Z. N.
CloYer, pastor brought the mes
]. !, . .,a viAtora were Misses l.slen
Montele Hill Of Flint, Michigan,
Helen Trent and G, Cox Of Men
hoe, La,
MT. ZION CME Church: The
S. s. opened with Supt. Foster
Williamson, with a good attend
! ance. In the absence Of the pas
tor, the morning sermon wa
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-03

2 Clubs Pass 2 Hearts Pass
. Spades Pass 3 Spades Pass
4 Spades Pass Pass Pass
The two club opening by
North indicates to S l-2 Nat
urals. South sees the No Trump
value OF the band is 2 IL (Rule
OF Five). North bids his next
lowest f0ur-eard suit at the level
Of two. South with a singleton
raises to three spades and North
with singleton heart takes the
contract 90 four Spades.
The analysis Of this deal DEM
onstrates The accuracy of the
Wnslcw System.
No. 20.
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-03

In Our recent spring tourna-
ment thl- very interesting hand
appeared. SIX pair using the
W,nsiow System bid and made
four Spades. No others bid game
on this deal"
We desire 10 inform our good
friend from New York that this
Is a common occurrence. The
Winslow System is a system in
fact based on the application Of
the Natural value of the cards
which is shown with the OPEN
ing and response, plus the
mathematical value OF the
length of the suit bid.
The np1l.
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-03
Garland City
By Nelson Boykins, Jr.

ny ANeiSuit IWN hli~s III.
ST. JAMES CHURCH The grcun
was addressed hy the pastor, Rev.
Washington on last Sunday and
the leader spoke in praising terms
Of the members of the various
churches of the city for their CO
operation. With such q strong
membership as Mrs. O, l.. Wes-
ley, president. Sister Matte
Smith, Supt. Adams, Rev. II. c.
Cook and wife and Rev. R. L.
Hopes, as class teacher, failure Is
impossible, with the guidance Of
| the Holy Spirit. Tuesday nigh.
| the pastor assisted by Revs Mel
son and Hopes organized a min
ister's Union,
PERSONALS. Mrs. Bernice
Boykins was a business visitor in
| Texarkana, Sunday. Mrs. Jaza-
| belle Conner Of TeXatkana visit
cd her mother, Mrs. Amanda Erps
ON Saturday. Mrs. LESSEE b. Dav-
| is who has been visiting her motl
en-. Mrs. Sarah Neshi. left fo1
her home in Phoenix, Arizona
Sunday morning, accompanied by
her son Geo. h. Evans, whom W.
| all loved and regretted seeing go
! PICNIC. . On July 4th thcrt
will he a big picnic on the church
and school campus, with movinl
| picture show at night sponsored
! by the Blue RibhTn Club. Nus
/ Louise Wright is much improve,
after brief illness. In charge
Of the Union choir VIII b. M
| w, I. Townsend, the noted gos
| pei singer and instructor. Do
f, ing a good work is the Victory
| Club. b. II II. Mitchell cl Tex
arkana was in the city last weob
in the interes, OF the Ill Club.
| Don't Miss An isse Of the STATE
PRESS!
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-03-20

continued Mr.. Moore lis as flexible
as the rubber itself. There are many
things you can do to get maximum
usefulness from the wheel equipment
YOU now have, as we'll as from the car
itself. Not only for the sake Of your
own individual transportation but al
Sc for the sake Of the nations war
effort, which would suffer through
AMI large scale breakdown of the ma
TONS passenger car fleet, YOU are
urged to conserve your present auto
mobile
"Ona effective way of doing this is
to budget tire mileage. Here is how
mileage budgeting works:
Gather the family around the ia
BILE some evening and figure out how
many miles were driven last year for
various purposes. Compute how
many miles the present tire equip
ment may be expected to deliver, de-
eide how much the family can afford
to drive in the year ahead-and then
distribute that mileage over the var
ious purposes for which the car is
used; for going to and from work;
for shopping and other household err
rands; for attending social affairs,
church, sports and amusements; for
business and professional trips; for
taking the children to and from
school; for just riding around; for
weekend trips, for vacation trip or
other purposes.
Gross out those to be eliminated,
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-03-20
BUDGET MILEAGE
IS ADVICE GIVEN
TO MOTORISTS

Motorists throughout Maryland are
being urged by Robert D. Moore,
Resident Manager of the Salisbury
Branch of the Automobile Club of
Maryland to budget their mileage"
in an effort to maintain essential pas
senger automobile transportation.
"Strict automobile and tire ration
ing means that most motorists must
stretch the miles in their present e.
quipment Most families can reduce
mileage almost so percent during the
war period.
Fortunately, the mileage reservoir
of tire, whether it be new or worn,"
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-03-20

then check those to be reduced. Where
certain uses cannot be eliminated
mileage may be reduced by doubling
up or including numerous family err
rands in one trip. Reduce the going
to work" mileage by planning a "share
and share alike" transportation group
rotating the use of the members
cars. After agreeing on where the
mileage cuts are to be made the fam
lily should stick rigidly to the mileage
budget
"A handy folder with table for
your mileage budget and setting forth
the ten principal rules of tire care
is available at the offices Of the Sal
isbury Branch at 1O4 North Division
Street upon request.
"Whatever the present condition of
your tires, elimination of purposeless
driving through the mileage budget
ing habit will pay high dividends in
increased mileage, particularly if
such budgeting is accompanied by
careful driving practices designed to
lessen tire wear.
THE most important thing a mo-
torist can do for his country is to
keep his car running for the duration
of the war, ready for necessities. The
individual motorist following these
five points is not Sinking his respon-
sibilities:
1. Budgeting his mileage: 2. Be-
ing a good neighbor and sharing his
car; 8. Staying below 40 miles per
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-03-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Reginald d. Mariner and Alice c.
his wife from Chas. S Perdue and
wife. real estate containing 1895 Ac-
res, more or less, ON the S. w. side of
the State Stone Road leading from
Berlin to Shovel in the 9th Flee.
Dist. Consideration SO. &c
VIM. H. Scott from Hattie NJ COT
fin and AraIanta A. Coffin, real es-
tate in the 3rd Elec. Dist, and loca-
ted on the n. side MitchelI's Mill
Pond and on the S. side Of the State
Highway leading from Berlin to Syn
epuxent Bay. Consideration, 81 &c.
Hattie NJ. Coffin and Aralanta A.
Coffin from VIM H. Scott, real estate
in the Bird Elec Dist, and located on
the n. side of Mitchell's Mill Pond
and on the S. side Of the State High
way leading from Berlin to SynepuX-
ent Bay. Consideration, 81. &c.
Isaac H. Crippen from Ella Bailey
and others, real estate containing AT
Acre, more or less, on the S. w. side
of the County Road leading from
Buckingham Cemetery to Newport, in
the Bird EIec Dist. Consideration, 81.
&c.
Allan A. Hudson and Mamie NJ, his
wife. from Charlotte E. Furbush, real
estate on the w. side Of Main St., in
Berlin Consideration 81. &c.
Allan A. Hudson and Mamie NJ, his
wife from VIM. H. Scott, Assignee,
real estate on the w. side Of Main St.,
in Berlin, in the 9Th Elec. Dist Con-
sideration, $4.675.
Thos. J. Stevenson and Mollie w,
/ his wife, from H. Fulton Rounds and
wife, real estate containing 81 1-2
Acres, more or less, in Atkinson's
Elec. Dist, and on both sides of and
binding upon the County Road lead
ing from Fruitland to St. Luke's NJ.
f. Church. Consideration, $40. &c.