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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-14

Hochgeehrte volks- und Glaubensgenossen!
Els ergeht HERMIT die herzlehe Einladung an allie werten
sowie Mtgieder der sektionen des s.. s. ssngerbundes, aer Kr.
chengemeinden. der Pennsylvania Saxon Junior Association, und
v5ikiseher Bruderiiehkeit und eeht ssehsiseh-deutsehe zusamnen n
geh0rigkeit und Liebe zueinander. SIGH an der A. Jahres-Konven-
ton ds Central Verbandes und dem oldenen Jubilsum des Ersten
Siebenburger Sachsen Kranken Unterstutzungs Vereins, die am
%. und 80. Mai in Alliance, Ohio. %statt6nden. zu beteligen.
Echt sschsisehe Gastfreundschaft, sowie reele Bedienung list
garantiert. Kommt allie firth, ihr sed allie herzlch willkomrnen.
feit- Q)ronuno uno prooramm.
8 bis 10 Uhr Empfang der Caste.
10 Uhr Delegaten-Sitzung.
IL Uhr Observation-Disclosures Madagascar.
/ 80 Uhr Nachrnittag -Sitzung der Delegaten.
6 Uhr abends Bankett. r. 1907.
PRoGRAMM
Zum Goldenen Jubisums- Fest.
l.. Begrissung der Caste ........ Fest-Prssident Martin Albrich
T. "0'S'e"o's Voa re ss1qs Maso Dr.. :. Martin Aibrich . E. H. Den"
3. Ansprache ................. Gross-Prssident John Balthes
4. Engnscher Festredner Rechtsanwalt VIM. J. Schneider, Cleveland
KazpaAhen oesangverein, Canton, Ohio ...... prigent Jacob Faust
So a. nsprache ............. Prss. Zweig 8 FIR. Maria suhneider
&. Deutscher Festredner -. Dr.. 1. A. Fritsch, Youngstown, Ohio
"a. Sehnsucht mach der Aim ...:..........: Rohrieht
b. Els cog der Males Wind III Thai .:.:r E. Allenhofer
Salem Damenehor ~. Dhdssnt Jacob Faust
8. vereinsgeschichte President Martin Albrich
9. Entgegennahme Won Gratulationen.
Canton Ka1rshsn und Salem Damenchor 80. p4r1ssns Jacob Faust
II. Siebenbargen ................... Gen'einssm gesungen
IL. America Geneinsam gesungen
Nachher Tanz-Musik 49,. Schnitzler Kapelle, Akron, Ohio
AM 80. MAI.
8 bis 10 Uhr Ernpfang der Caste und Fruhschoppen.
10 Ur Delegaten-Sitzung.
IL Uhr Observation-Disclosures Essen.
I :30 Uhr Delegaten-S tzung.
S Uhr Abendessen.
s Uhr Tanz bis die Hahne krShen.
Music Alt Bootomley and his Swing SextetN
Eastern Ohtos Greatest Little Band
Big Gala Floor Shows at II p. M.
AM SONNTAG: 81. MAI.
Gemutiehe Unterhaltung mach sschsischer Art und Weise.
Besuche und Beschtgung der Stadt -. Mount Union College.
I'm Namen des zweig 3, Alliance, Ohio, laden herzhch Elm und
zeichnet nit treu-sachsischem Gruss
DAS ~FESTKOMITEE.
Martin Albich, Fest-Prasident.
Thomas Gottschling, Fest-Seuetir.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-14
@ote &rens-aartenpartie mar Elm
Grfpls.

Gie erite Yartie gum Benefit oes
Mmerifaniidpn @oten areuaes, ab.
sebalten am 8. Mai, tpar gut beiud)t.
Ger MusihuB oanft allen Iieben G1.
item unb Spenbern iopie @ruppen,
Dem 3meig 1 fir Die &aQe rno Den
suten 81derinnen bonn 9tpeig 4 fir
ale ibre 8emiibungen.
@eitere Spen6en liefen nod Elm
bon &errn unb Grau Stefan 0epp-
ner 100 Hfuno Mebl, Ohio Greom-
ERR 5 @nlonen MiId unb 2 Galonen
Cream, Mepers Tairp 9 @aIonen
WiId, Deniion Goal 60. BIeiitifte.
NSnra 10rner 81, &oia Yetri 1 Breis.
9atb. Mai Tiidtud, Marie ltbr
Boliterbeaiiee. Sans Steiner cine
&oipitaRMdtipn ~oliep als Hreis.
Ngnes 8rmien 81, Martba llbr elm
1iidtud, DOROTHY glidber Holiter.
~iiber3iiee. Greo 8renner 81, Grau
Brof. u. NitoIaus 81, Soiepbine
&oItrid Noliteriiber3iise, Nnna Salt.
rid Elm Babebanbtud, Warp Bed
(Beautp B%arIor) Elm Sbampoo uno
Gineertpdpe Set, Mnrie GIafanid
81. Suionna Heleer SOC unb &ano'
tiiher, Marie Sdneioer Elm 0eidenf,
MidaeI araiiB So, &err unb Sra,
Sobn &artmann 81. Cara Sduner
50, aotb. @oIf elm D,iseno gier.
|Tiap Sisarto einen 1iirpreis, Mid.
&enning einen Breis, &err un6 1roi
&ans @eber 50, Sophie 1beQman
Isl, 8atb. &enneees cine '@dbe.
Sir uues :6nnft redt ber3lidit
Der MusiduB. 6. T..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-14

Demttdte Gpans. 2ntber. ct. Hanlns.
2trdbe, 721-25 Gruit Npe. Rfdrrer
3ans &%pbnsbein. Seben Sonntag I'm
8 l1br pprmittags Spnnta9Sidulc, int
10 lbr 0cut5her @ottesbienit. II ergs
Iiider B~otteSbienit. M1e lutbertiheu
WlalbensaenoNen bentfder unb en0s
(iidjer 8unee in 6arrcu, Sbaron lnb
llmoebune iinb az ben @ottesbienften
her3lidit einQelnben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-14
anntmadun

Sic Gbriitus &irdengemein6e in
Canton mirb mieoer ibr aui1brlides
Yiduid f.
auf Der 00br's &anh baben. Gs ipirH
6iesmal am Counting, ,oen 7. Stunt,
Itattfin6en. Wie iiblih tuirb auf Ser
Garm elm oeutih-engIiifer Gel6eot.
tes6ienit ub9ebalten tperben. Ser
8~ottesoienit miro INN 1890 lrbr
bormittags Beginner.
Dinner un6 Slipper tpiro i'm
Cafeteria Stple" ierpiert tperoen.
Mqe Mitglie6er un6 Jreunoe oes
@emeinoe finb ber3lih eineelaoen.
Das Geitfomitee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-14

ct. Yaulus >0ir9e, Eorent Nbe. PfaRs
rsr Tito s. @ebIe, 1916 Yare:t abk.,
@inbSrr. Raraha. Wottesbienft IN ben
So,n,le rnlnrnten prn DO uhr ters
murra1s. Suunrcg,dpule Ill wi utl
%rorm1ttaes. Seben 1. Otenstdg dbenhS
IN, Mnnat Girhenrat>S itung. Sebea
I. 0onnerstaa abenbs i'm Nondt Sinner
|crs!n Sibuna. Nue 0oItss unb @Iaus
hcnsNcnoHen limb herali6 einaelaben. I
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-14
Marn. 1n6,one.

1eutfme Jp. >Quther. 6onteruSs Stride
gde II. Mpe. urS Fillmore ctr. Rfdrr,
pobnuna: 1919 Gilmore ct. Eel. 1851
Grid Hetersen, 8farrer. Sonntdgs
ibmrt I'm Q l1hr fir bic eroben urb utn
Il rhr fir Die tIetnen Rtnber. @otteSs
bicnt rrn 10 lttr in ber eneIii@en urb
urr II lhr in Der be,tihen Sprdde.
WcI.3e acknowledgements finb freurb'
[uh{. einlel0Dcu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-14

fiibrt. Wir baben sic gbre Naitor
ebert uno Hoitor S0nieer 3u b0ren.
0erieniser Mu,tter NIT Sen meiiten
S06terr %anmeienS, miro elm i10ner
Hreis perabfoIgt.
aatb. Steiner, tSefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-14
Sur Grinneruno

an unieren ~geliebten Batter, @rob.
batter unS @atten
Nidael 0ieri6
~geltorben am 20. Mai 194t al
GleDelanb, Ohio.
Nusgehulbet. ausaelitten
9ait bu bcinen eroben Sdmer3;
NuS0etueinct. auS9eblutct
Sat Elm ebles, treues 8er3;
Stia uno friebIib mar bein 2eben.
Srell lno tIeibi9 beine 9dnbe.
&c maj 10 idGn NIT btr pereint,
0u sltcs, treues Waterbero.
Su fcbrteft heim unb fanbeit 6rieben
llnb allies 2eio oedt nun bein Grab.
Nlln rube ianft im ftiIIen Grab,
IN hes &immcls Iihten S0b'n,
go IS tein Nd unb Beb mebr gibt,
@is auf Elm frobes @ieberfeben.
Betpibmet bon 6einen trauern6en
&inoern unb Satin
Cara Uierid.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-14
GiepeInup. rhio.

9 =. gpana. yuth. ct. Sotannes.
4irhe. Yaitor &ana SoiieI. 76i Gobu
Mnub. Sci. RMlberrn OG48. Snnrtna-
idule 8 llbr borntitta9s. 0eutiher @ots
tesbienft 10 11br, II 1lbr enalti1er.
StutAsr 9ieo Mrhudt uut G%erfonunluna
SorItae aberbs 1880 ltbr. 8onfirmnnz
beu .l!nterridt unt oeutine Sd.uIe an,
Sa,nstag bon 8 lib. an. Vile 0lnahens.
Qcnrdteu iina beralit e%inyeIabeu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-14
Columbus, Chic.

Granseltf6 >9ntherif6s Wartin 1mtber
3trfe. @de Roler nnb Nnn ctr. Haftor
9e. Tar;b Setter. Seben Sonntao por>
ntittoe ltn 9 uhr Sonntn9fdule, 10 ltbr
enaiisder @otte3bienft. ii llhr beutSder
@~ot!esbienft NHe Glaibenseeuo0en iinr
braid eineeIaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-14

!; eeben. Cute beimgcbadene arapfer
! rnb gutter &affee 1piro ierpiert. Gin
tritt lit nur 30c oie Berion. @ommi
einmal nie0er due.
: Wario tStaan, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-14

GlcreIanb @eh. - TeutiMz@ emeinbe.
Wet 80. SRI. urb Binort Mpe. Y0ftor
Snharurs NtutfhISn ber. 5000 WiIarh
NDc. S'el.: @ooohine 9n55. @ctteshienit
ieheu Sonn< urb Teie,tno IT, oeutider
urh eneltfd)cr Gprnhe. SoMnta9stlAe
ieten Sonntao 9--1O ;1br bormitrags.
Garut;ff oI9euh .nsliihcr @ottesbienit
bon t0-lO:A5 uhr. Sieranf foIet Der
bcut,he G~oticsbienN II u6r polmitta9s.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-14
Hpmeiteah. ga.
Dentfde Gp. amtb. ct. Neartns etrde.

OCuIIuJt WI. CNIU' VI. DtUtIuH &VIWSs
222-224 Oft 9. Nbe.
Rep. Muau5t s. Cngelbre6t. Yfarrer.
SeIepbpn SO. 1745. Mn Soni1> ltt6
Seiertaeen n,oraens $50 11br Sonus
toofd]uIe. 1890 llbr engliiher @ottess
bicrn:.. 1880 lthr beutSder @ottesbienft
Mne 8!arbensgenoifen iino ber5li&
sptufontmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-14
Nefanntmadnn9.

Gas Sugen6fomitee ser 3meis. 1
un6 4 bat beidloiien oas Yidnid fit
oie ainoerloee ant Scnntag, zen
IL. Suli, ab5,balten. Bite iib sic.
fen Gag gu reierbieren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-14

@%eriummlrng nidt mebr ie6en 3.
Greitag, lonOern ieben 3. Oonners.
tag i'm Monat abgebalten piro. Die
Mitelieoer tperben eebeten, an 1ieien
8eriommlungen eifrig teilaunebmen,
6amit aaes nit grfole erleoist tper.
Ben fann.
9aniel Salmen, Yrot.-S set
Sueig AZ.
Ser Yoritan6 oanft alien Mit.
glieoern, tueld)e 10 5ablreih erIdie.
men tparen fir uniere Maiberiamn1.
lung. @eitere 8~eipredwneen betreffs
Sf)Iub bon Seite 6.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-14

Stnb Gle xnb Sire Amseb1rtsen
&ttsIieb TN Qranknberein nmb
Central Sertanb? @emn ni&t, iett
u he Seit tei31treten. Nm senaxere
Smfsrmatism rnfen Gle ben Gstal.
b~ertreter On.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-14

3meia g..

3iuei8 8.
bon Gbicogo bdlt feline monatIid)e
V~eriammqung am Donnerstae, ben
81. Mai, an 1859 81. MibIanb Mpe.
ab. Sic Witelieoer moeen 5ur &c.
fGnigen @enntnis nebmen, bob Die
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-14

Caieite QieSertafel 9amen6sr.
gilt 6as lette &arteatartie in 6ieiem
6riibiobr am 81. Moi I'M Ditieite
Gaddenbeirn. anfuns 8 rlbr aben6s.
o. 1T elm s,ites aomitee an Der ar.
beit, nm aud 6iefes mol einen f&6'
Men Grfolo ~ er5ieIen .pie am 18.
1Rdr3. 81 iperben tuieoer redt i46re
1brtiie oen 9IiidIi&en @dpinnera &C.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-14
2lMS GlepelanH. Ohio


- "
allen Mitglie6ern biene CUR &C.
f6Qi9en @odridt, baB n6dite Ser.
iomml,,rg am Greitag. ben Is. Mai.
8 uhr nbenbs. itattfin6et. 90 bies
Sie Iebte G~eriammluna Dor Der aon.
oention 1T. aperoen ole Mitelieocr
eriuht antpeienb an Iein. nm ben Te'
Ieaaten etpaiae Muftrdge 81 geber
fir mas fie in Der 0~onbention EN-
treten ioaen. Mitglieoer. meIhe mil
ibren 8obluneen i'm Riidftano fin6.
fonten fid in ibrem eieenen Sntereii.
eutitebeno MAIDEN.
@m. S6rfter. tSefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-14
3cntralycrbauos Nu0elcgcnbeitcu
Aufruf sur anmrel0ung

Ctf 0cntrQI UctbQ11CSs <Ilt1QItcCcr m Cct IOeRrS
ttadtt ntierer nenen Heintat
Die Gisrn, 0athnen ober nadne Anuermanbte folder Central Terbanbs'
3tialieser, bic in Der bemaffneten Xebrmadt Der Tereinisten staaten,
anferer nenen Seimat, fcben, Obr ipdter einae;oeen uerben, erinde iA
frennSliMf nnten eeNe0te 0raaen IN beautporten no mir SieiIben an
meine NoreTe, 233 G. 8. Str, erie, ga, ioboIO ais m0sih %sn3nhiden.
Is ioaen aud iOIde sabtni6bne annemeloet herOen, bic nidt snm
Neuin pber Central yerbanb sebSrcn; MIR mnk bas in Der MnmelSmns 10
arseSentet merben.
I'd beabI6tise cine Elite aMer yerbanbs! yielieber, bic in Der Mehr.
maGt heben, an5uierieen; ncnn in einem Camp mcbrre NitsEeber fnt,
iIbiae ~ benadridtigen, nenn mnb mo fe lire aamerabent fnben fDnnen.
Yit grnbersruf,
Subn Saltbes, WrpkTrGFbent.
.e.. Datum NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Cert. Np. ...... 3meis w. ........
&ans ...............
GamY .............
Xk XofeNe NnmcIoef
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-07-30

John burst and Wayne RaiIey spent
the weekend in Detroit, Mich. visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Lee farewell. and
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Long.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Swauger,
Grantsville, announce the birth of a
daughter, Ruth Ethel at their home,
July 10.
Mrs Glen H. Yoder and children are
visiting Mrs Yoder.
Mr. and Mrs Stanley Dunn, Johns
town, Pa, spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd Kamp.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Liyengood and
daughter Brenda, have returned to
Alexandria. Va, after spending sew
eral days with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Livengood.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Doudna, Bridge
port, Ohio, We're weekend guests at
the Livengood home.
Paul Ryland, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H.
Ryland, Pittsburgh Pa, and W H.
Ryland, Meyersdale, Pa, visited Mrs
Lillian b. Younkin, Sunday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-07-30
Personals

Mr. and Mrs Raymond Barr, Mel
croft Pa, announce the birth Of a
son. July 20. Mrs. Barr is the former
Miss Martha Broadwater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Smith and
daughter, Dorothy, have gone to
Huntington, W Va. where Mr.. Smith
is employed BY the Western Union
Telegraph company.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Bender spent
Sunday in Washington, Pa, and
brought home their daughter, Joan,
who spent the past two weeks visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Stanton Funk.
Miss Elizabeth Yommer, student
nurse, returned to Allegany hospital
Monday, after spending two weeks
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Glotfelty, Mr.
and Mrs. L. B Schaffer and Mrs.
Barbara Younkin were Sunday guests
Of Mr., and Mrs. Carl Miller, Accident
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-07-30
9l6 Persons Employed In Wine,
OF County In 1911

In Garrett county coal mines in
the year l94I, there were 637 miners
employed, l0I drivers. II inside labor
ers and 1916 outside employees, making
total Of 91G men.
Production Of coal in 1871 was
704.324.05 net tons, production Of
l,l05 net tons for each miner en-
ployed during the year.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-07-30
George Family Reunion

The annual reunion Of the George
family will be held at the New
Germany recreational area on Sunday,
August 9. All relatives and friends
are invited to attend.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-07-30

Store managers in various places
We're reporting that Hammocks were
being bought profusely and were be
coming scarce, as vacationers planned
to spend time at home.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-07-30

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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-16
Miss Susan Newell
WEEDS Lieut.. Clarke

t"' Jackson. The weddinp of
VI SIS SUSAN Newell and I.ieutenani
N"p"rl buruan Clarke. took place a.,
N"'JGdHr. November :, in the Sta
mu" Hospital Chapel. Fort Jack so,
IN" t;t Rev. Robert +. Cribb.,
3"h"p ni the Western Diocese or
N"'"' ,,""!ina. formerly post chap
''''' ~ Fort Jackson officiated in the
.''''''' "i an aSScmblage Of rcIa-
I've and friends.
VIM" chrySanthcmumS. palms and
"".lr ii&hi,d candles in tall Candida
49," decorated the chapel for the uc-
ALrs Nancy Hayes. cousin Of tn.
'''. -.,.ui,nrd the wedding music
w.. 1. Wilkinson. wife OF Culonc,
''.'''..'r'h' Wh" l. un foreign duty.
o.. rn".~ Nvrr LirU;cmants Keith ii
.'' "..'"t. Albert Brassalone. Thomas
.'' .''A i""mas l.. Day. John LA,
.'. 40" William y. Mcintosh.
'.."!' !I!h" had IL. his best
...'" Eugene Cook ui Fort
.. Jva, Newell. sister Of tn,
...'' '' hun"G. wore dusty
| e.. ....rt atm. She carried al,
=" u, IL, DoH>iJ.v uI Mudan Cochct roses,
me D!lo -.."aG~ were Miss Jose
p,l!!S NSN ... ic! ui the bride. ami
Miss Lar ''..H OF Henderson. They
wore % .. .-' over pink brocad-
'u satin dresses. made similar to thai
u thc ""u TO! honor They had arm,
pONqu' =. - iuil>nan roses.
III, "r.'r Wr> gwen in marriaer
Doy h'. 'ulUvr, Cn!pnrl Hodge Alber,
N"v d. ..r.c Wedding gown nj
HuC'rr-, satin made princes.
a.," Ion. court lrain. Her mi.
W." "i Illusion Tell from d
queen OF Scot, cap OF seed
'.'. DIS. ana N" carried white ivory
"''h- ON the center of tho
..... ."'H WHs an orchid Showcrcc
-'. .t'urC orchids.
81. !irdG" Albert Newell, motbr,
| ..' "". wore II gown of ice blue
...' " -.'iu with shoulder cursagc
| .. .H.O ..cUid.
\ '.' HclH>Ipn OF the CcrSnopy
! Tide s. o.. ''Hrlc passed through tho
| '"". ...0". arch al sabcrS.
I.' .''.r mother and father ell
.'.'...'" 90 90 reception AT the Hos
t'..t !'".'.i."n building. Mrs. E.. 1,
:. .-." .n1 AIr, William y. Jackson
cd '.'...-. ..@. aunt OF the bride, ser.
cot .Ns. nag were Mrs. Arth,..
'.... ."...". aunt "i the bride. NJ,
PC ...... "! l."u!SbWg. ana Mis-.
Lucy Newell "l Franliiintun. niece.
OF tn."r"i Newell.
'"...- ."r evening. the bride anc
81 i"rt',n" lett tor an unannuuncrc
VEGA "s sap. For travelling. the brid,
"'.' 10 .."-p!vCc model OF luggah,
."l .-t.. catching accessories AIT
." ..'u.a rur~dgr.
! A.. ...n" Is 'hr daughter nj Coz
""' N|.. tiudgr Albert Newell %
".........,.. =. {. ana Henderson. S:i,
.... -9r.Hui"i from ST. Mary.
H'..... i...3vt%u. and the CnivcrSIi,
o. H.Gth CuruIrua
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-16
DIR: E''7ci11 Is 70 Speak
TO PIT. 4. Wednesday,

DIR. Clyde A. Erwin. STATE ....,. -
intendent vi schools. is announce ...
the speaker before the monthly r....
Ing Of the Henderson high S,..
Parent Teacher Association eff ,..
school Wednesday Afternoon Do. ...
week. He will discuss the NICE. $3.50
of the schools aS part OF the I.-I
general theme, Tor this yea. l...... ..
THE SCHOOLS in Wartime
Arrangements Tor the pr"gEG. o..
IN charge vi Mrs. Il. ". E..s.
president of the association 'i.I- ,...
is Mrs. l.. ID. Wall.
While DR.. Erwin viii "ddt". .....
high school group. all parcuu-.ct,..
members. fathers and the p......
public are invited 10 hrM 'l, 50. .
school head on his visit hrl,.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-16
Flag Service
For Baptists.

Sunday. November T.
aside for a Flag Service Us ..
beers of the First Eaptisr .......
the vcStibule of the ChWJ. WIS .
be found a roster of the mru .. ...
vice from the church uuG S...
school. On the table il,.. ...
times is To BE- a roll I....
those in service with the. ..U..
known addresses ana 81 -.,...-.
to be signed by all service u... 20.
tending the church.
As the congrcgatiun cu'r.,. .
church To the strains OF f....g.
they caught view iuu,o..,..
the Christian flag. the ju.',. .....
flag, and the service !la-
With pride the cong r.a'... .... ..
together to sing maJvs.... ..
Country 'Tis OF Thee" I....
a spirit Of humblcnc,. ua
sion the hearts ol tho~y p,.... ..
commended 10 the ic,p.- ..
God Of all nations. From G.r
came the sublime Wuru- .t ,..
found in Psalm 1911. II Mia ..H
ininc-eycs 10 the hills. lrua. ......
cOmeth my help"
In the message al g Diana.
deemer," sung by Nj Er.. ..
kaSpar Lawson: in the ali u,. .... ..
congregational prayer: .u r.s ..
tant Christian hymn, Lead ...
King Eternal: land III TN. u.....
the olfertory music. 1--WE N.....
surge ot power and deep vu-",....
evident.
j. &. kittrcll presented tie Co.,.
tian flag and the United S....
in the name al the k.t.rl. O..
class and the church. Fu.!....
presentation the cong rE.,G 10
- give the pledges and su...i..-
flags II WuS with hope aui c..
wsS the wuIu> and ul.-!r 90;
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-16
lawson Recital
10 BE At High
School Tonight

r..H,,. .." kU,par Lawson. -
...... ".. rr grc-,niri III u lrcila
.'.-.' B.. 'ac Henderson hish $vhuu
H,...'.u"mt. The recital will b,
..' . .' .c.:",l auditorium. anc
... .r-.. at . u.clnck Mrs. .to.
d.. .u ...H".. at Henderson. VII
be- ..- as."upani>i.
AL. Lawson is touring TIN. part >
im, country and stopping at, varititl.
col. -D- AND schools. and she H.
"''. ."lN mighty commended by
.... .a. have heard her. YeStcl
t.. e., Il o'clock service she san;
o. . r..-' Baptist church mere.
...'- "tN" been III the hands %.
". NnuI oand and alcc club Mem
-,... .d '"nr@ht they may br pr..
..... p the door
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-16
trlyfs Hospital.

Mr., W. T. ADAMS has lctunch ="
her home OH Birch street after an
dcrgurn. treatment 1T Maria Frrhrn'
nu.yuJ. The U.s' "rsi..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09
City Salaries

COINCIDENT with publication that the proposed
~ city budget includes salary for several office
executives reflective reminder from the Detroit
Bureau of Governmental Research the general subject
of municipal salaries.
Before quoting should remember that municipal
employees different in employment security than
workers in private industry Most Of them protected
by civil service.
Whether times be good bad they stay their jobs
And many of their jobs carry pension provisions
The bureau bulletin points out that the cost of living
in December 1871, about 10 per cent lower than
1929 Acknowledging that there has been rapid rise in
living costs about J. per cent? in the last year con
tends that city employees still enjoy favorable position
as compared to the predepression years.
Most important of the points advanced in the bureau
bulletin is this.
If there inequalities in the salary schedule
certainly they should be adjusted-up and down-and
especially 80 if use of automatic salary increase and
decrease program il contemplated
IF increases allowed because Of increases in the
cost of living the logic would argue for decreases
when the cost Of living goes down. This would be
argument for giving such increases in automatic
form which would vary with the cost Of living.
Mayor Jeffries seems to agree with this argument
and to abide by IL The common council seems not to
understand it,
1t is not political Il is not popular 1t is economic
Doubtless that is why valiant council looks
askance at II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09
| EFT ers TO
HE Editor
TO TIE EDITOR,

WE AMERICANS pride our
w selves on being wise guys.
! wonder If we have not just
been kidding ourselves.
Day before yesterday, two re-
pOrterS, working on Philadelphia
papers. dressed themselves in the
Earb Of German or Na2l U-boat
commanders. the SVaS ti k a
plainly evident on their uni
forms, paradcd the streets Of
Philadelphia. aCCoSted citizens,
police officers. public officials.
prominent citizens. speaking
with decided German accent and
nobody moleStcd them
/ don't know how II impressed
most people who read this story,
probably like it did tho man who
brought the story 10 my attcn-
ton and said:
well, they are still asleep
down in old PhilIy.'
Well maybe they are but still
old Philly IS an important part
of the United States and there
are plenty Of wise guys there
and lots Of great Americans and
the thing that StartlcS me IS that
these TWO men IN the uniform
they wore and speaking with a
decided German accent could
roam about and nobody even
questioned them
Don't let somebody rise and
say 1T can't happen here IN
Detroit.
on yes II can, and worst OF all,
We had better wake up 10 the
fact that We arc IN war and sub
iect to all of the articles OF the
cruelest war in the history of
mankind.
Let us quit kidding ourselves
and patting each other on the
back and telling ourselves and
the world al large that we are
the wise guys wise guys don I
tell YOU that they are wise.
They Just do their stuff and
let YOU be the Judge
Come on. let us get wise and
realize we've got 10 be on our
toes. keep our eyes and ears.
open and let the other fellow
decide if we are wise guys.