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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-02-12
TWO MORE SCHOOLS TO
SERVE HOT LUNCHES

Epidemic of Measles and Mumps
Cuts Attendance For Month of
January
Two additional schools in the
county will soon inaugurate hot
lunch projects. These are Rock
Lick and Fremont. Other schools
already serving hot lunches dali
ly include Abner Gap, Turner,
1rammel, West Dante, Ervinton,
-5aysi, FlemingtoWn and Bear
pen.
Attendance in the schools of
the county during January was
not as good as during previous
months, due to epidemics of
murnps and measles. Mrs. IONA
Powers of D.M.H.S. headed the
list with her home-room group
of senior girls having a percent
age attendance of 9939, follow
ed closely by Mrs. Edith Clay of
the Owens school, with a per-
centage of 1925; J. F. Phipps of
Mountain View, 1929; King A.
Hagy of D NJ H S 99.01. Out
of the approximately 1875 teach
ers keeping attendance records
A teachers had a percentage at
tendance of better than IS per
cent.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-02-12
Coordinator
Makes Plea
F or Action
MEMO NO. SIX


Dickinson County:
WE ARE STILL AT WAR!
Our allies are gasping at the
sudden and unending victories of
our foes. Pearl Harbor, Manila,
Malay; all gone! Burma, Bataan
Peninsula, the Dutch East Indies,
Singapore: going fast! The en-
envy FIGHTS! The list grows.
But these places are so far
awey, we console ourselves. The
imagination and understanding of
some of our people are too weak
to hear the roar of DEATH deal
ing shells and bombs among the
defenseless homes Of innocent civ
ilians beyond the wide oceans, or
to see the fiery flames of war
lick demon tongues over the
treasure lands of the civilized
world, destroying in weeks the
fruits of centuries of toll, dreams
and blood. "They can't come
here" some of our people are
saying. They have not woke up
to the awful dangers that Turk on
every coast and fly ON every
wind. Like ostriches, they refuse
to look at what everybody else
sees.
When will our people fully
awake to this peril? When will
we realize that we are already
desperately late-that while we
daily, our friends are slaughter
ed? Will we continue to sit with
folded hands, Boosting about how
strong we are, and letting petty,
selfish quarrels over political in
fluence, big profits, and higher
wages divert our attention and
energy from the ONLY JOB to
be done-UNITED ACTION FOR
WAR?
To some of us this war so far
has brought only material Sue
cesses-more work, more sales,
advanced wages, more comforts.
Now rationing Of tires is begin
ming to be felt. This is only the
beginning of our troubles. We
have sown the wind and now we
must reap the whirlwind. Food,
clothing, luxuries, bank-balances,
everything Will De IeuuCeu DIS tIic
war goes on. Are we getting set
for this inevitable change? viii
some of us expect to do business
as-usual, have meals-a usual, ex
travagance-a s-usual, waste as
usual?
Some of us will not wake up
until grim kilograms arrive, tell
(See next column)
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-02-12
TO ORGANIZE P.-T.A.

DR.. Abner Robinson, State Ex-
ecutive Secretary of Cooperative
Education of Virginia, will be at
the local high school here to as
sist in organizing a P. T. A. on
Feb. 10, at 10. All parentsc are
invited to come and be present.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-02-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Bailey, of
Bluff City, were visiting friends
here over the weekend.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-02-12

Give your old clothes to the
Bundles For Congress" drive.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-02-12

Attorney j. c. Smith has
been quite i'll this week with ton
silitis, but is able to be out again.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-02-12

ing that some of our boys and
our neighbors' boys will never re
turn to us except in coffins, and
that many of them are coming
back, broken in body and mind,
to be among us for years to come
as living evidence Of our careless
apathy and selfish actions at
home while they give their all to
make us safe.
W AXE UP, DICKINSON
COUNTY!
E. J. Sutherland, County
Coordinator.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-20
Goes Into Nursing At Once

Only one OF the graduates vii
begin a further course immediately
upon graduation. She is Edna Hen
derson who will begin nurse train
ing at ST. Joseph's hospital in near
by Ann Arbor.
Elizabeth Williams will attend
Wayne university in Detroit where
she will study elementary teach
ing. She is the daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Frank James Williams
None Have Misgivings Of the Future
Although some Of the graduates
admit that going 10 an institution
OF higher learning will be fnan-
cially difficult. they are convinced
that their ambitions to acquire an
education in preparation for the
future will be fulfilled They have
been encouraged by the good for
tune OF young Robertson whose col
lege career is asssred through the
philanthropy OF DR.. Perry.
One girl graduate told this re-
porter. Il don't know what VIII
happen by the time am supposed
to go 10 college but believe some
thing will turn up 10 MAKE it pos
sible for me TO get the education
want"
Asked Il the war would effect any
Of her plans she said. Il don't think
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-20
Westside Communities Represented
AT District Community Meeting


The Westside " as well represented
a: the District Community Council
meeting on Saturday, June 10 When
the council convened at the Central
YWC.A. in the downtown section.
Mrs. Levi Mcdowell. Of 1867 Ban
gor. president OF the Human Rela-
lions Council. and Mrs Gertrude
Henderson. founder Of the Human
Relations Hobby Center. were
present Mrs Marian Cockheld.
president Of the McGraw school
Mothers club; Mrs. Leona Carroll,
secretary Of Our Community club"
work activities Of the past year. and
present needs in recreation. health,
family and youth problems. hous-
ing and membership were dis
cusse5 Also the legis lature bloc.
Among those present we're Muir
ray Berg Robert Msrkoc. director
OF Council SA,FB. Stroll. North
End Clinic, Mrs l. H Long, Alfred
district council, Katherine Muse.
Leila Mae Hendricks. Alma Moore
Nixon. and Carlton W Games
LLOYD Gofer John Binford Smith
who we're both among The speak
ers Mrs F Clark, l. Lackin C.
Largeworih. and Eugene Mandor
cha rman OF central committee.
Many interesting subjects we're dis
CusSed formal and informal A do
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-20

the lights in the house 90 out than
the West slider called Unexpectedly.
rang the bell then pounded he
door with his fist. The Mysterious
Lady did not answer but the West
Slider knew she was at home Cor
he had seen the stranger go in after
she had shaken the hand of The
Tourist But what the West Slider
did not know was that hc. too, was
seen going to the house Immc-
dlaiely after leaving his car a block
north taxi, drove up and lady
got out paid the driver. then ran
through the rain 10 the West Slider
car. She was not dressed for the
weather and was apparently soaked
after unlocking the door OF the car
with a key taken from a green bag
When the West Slider returned %
the car, himself provoked because
the Mysterious Lady had refused
to open the door. he found the
woman, apparently his wife. wait
ing in the car. Hot words were
exchanged by the couple and there
was a slight iussle as the West Slider
attempted 10 take a shiny ins,rI-
ment from the hands OF the woman.
The scuffle stopped when a police
car pulled along side the Yves,
Sider's automobile. As he drove
away blood could be seen oozing
from his right arm. Later. the
stranger left the home o. the Myg-
FERROUS Lady and about Ave MIN
utes after he had driven away. the
Mysterious Lady went to a telc-
phone booth in a drug store nearby.
;5aftt-ocfure -snc-rouid fi-Is1 her- con-
verSstion. the West Slider and the
woman came into the store where
the wound on the arm Of the West
Slider was bandaged No doubt
there would have been a terrible
scene il the woman with the West
Slider had known who the Mys-
FERROUS Lady was. The only sign Of
recognition between the two friends
was an icy stare the West Slider
gave the Mysterious Lady. She re-
turned to her home and watched
from the window, but neither me
Tourist nor the West S.der re-
turned.
X !: X
L would be interesting TO know
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-20
Moon Over Brush Street
BY JOHN WOOD

Up in a fourth floor apartment Of
. building midway busy Brush
street. the Twelve clock girl was
a picture Of loneliness tonight as
she sazed through the window ct
the buildings across the street be-
ing drenched by a heavy rain,
There was no need TO give the usual
signal tonight. for the Bug mas
passed out OF the life Of the Twelve
O'clock temporarily and out OF this
story for the duration. He has been
indicted into the army and you Will
find his name on the list OF the las
group to leave for camp So. after
her midnight conversation the
Twelve-O'clock Girl could have
gone to bed but force OF habit
caused her 10 go 10 the window
where she remained for about ten
minutes. then donned raincoat
and came down TO the street
Must it have been force Of habit
also that caused the Face to come
out on the street. unguarded against
the torrents of rain that fell as the
traffic slowed down to a virtual
standstill? But the Face too, was
lonely without the Bug The Face
and the Twelve-O'clock Girl met in
a little restaurant around the cor
ner. I, was the first time either
had been in the company Of the
other. although the Face had often
followed the Twelve-O clock girl
and the Bug so close that the
Twelve-O'clock girl knew the Face
by sight. The Face sat down al
table and the girl took the next
seat Neither said anything for a
while hu1later- both cou!d-be
seen conversing in undertones. and
from the expressions on their faces
the topic Of their conversation must
have been the BIG To the surprise
Of the writer they left the place
arm in arm and crossed the street
20 the girls apartment.
Tho identify n the Face can be
ov,osed now for with the Bug out
- ~ s.orv tho Face and the
lyo-O.clocl oirI are no longer
;,noortan, Tho FACE is Young
-. -.-,,,,.i,r ,.,th r,a,.,s
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-20
Everything Is Getting Better;
Many Things To Be Considered

Many Things To Be Considered
Everything is getting better. yet
there are many things TO be CON
sldered. People o. all Zines have
contributed greatly - the word a;
.srge 10 gu.ie. that we should no;
be left in chaos Now IS the me
FOR thinking people TO stand on
Gods promises Ones religion IS a
matter OF choice. yet il should nelp
thu world 10 overcome strife ano
wars, by living i" accordance with
right thinking concerning others in
GODS universe. Not as a matter Of
opinion. but as a mater Of fact. II
IS up to every individual 10 use his
own observs ion, and in using il
help to make all conditions righ,
VIVA: kin5 OF world are YOU making
in which 10 live? ARE you cherish
ing thoughts OF the "csrnsl mind,
by evsding the rscia. question: A:e
you striving 10 use your personal
opinion as 10 winch way 10 sepa-
rate races OF peop.e. that peace may
reign supreme in the worlo? Pre-
venting understanding and making
still more sore wounds OF discrimi-
nation 10 be hes ed N the minds Of
men, wn.ch wrong is not controuI-
ing 10 progressive thinking IN
American democracy You nigh: be
ju5 ging unjust.y, when You should
Judge not" When Coo is the judge,
you snail not slide Tbs is His uni
verse, and He - tine SAVING powe.
OF His anointed Then you wan.
His spirit to be made manifest in
acton and living.
Negroes are no the only people
who nave been oppressed People
OF a.. races have fought in hate,
bitterness and oppression because
Of ignorance OF the truth that all
people were created alike ans tina;
all should have the right 10 a oe-
cent living Probably the thought
was that there were to- many other
poor human beings in the word
preventing them from earning
enough for a decent life Now the
awakening has come. and il IS being
learned that there is enough to sus-
tain all people Working together
mankind is beginning to learn that
wrath killeth the foolish man, and
envy is silly Thus hope has arisen
in the minds of the poor, and things
are getting better which is no more
than they should be Negroes nor
anv other race OF people should be
forced INTO the same category, but
should be subjected 10 the thinking
OF individuals. Those who prefer
the old customs. and traditions
should not be envied. ana those
who are willing 10 intelligently
work together should not be dis
coursged. but encouraged along the
line OF making good citizens in a
democracy. Water must be stirred
to be cleaned out, but when it settles
the water is cool, and refreshing
Everybody should begin to like
everybody Else. enough to work to-
gether, and things will continue 10
get better.
MIR. and Mrs. Thornton stephens
Celebrated 2Ist Anniversary
Memories and fascination fingered
with Mr. and Mrs, Thornton Steph-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-20
Held Here For Rape
For Illinois Cops

Police say that Aaron LoWcry.
alas Alien King 20 years Old. Of SOB
Grailot street, was arrested for
charge Of rape on complaint Of
city Of Rock Island, III.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-20
Are You Happy1 Why NOT?

Many are enjoying great blessings and htlp
from the use Of Spiritual goods. advice etc.
for reply. TRINITY NOVELTY CO s45s
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-20
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-20
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Burning. scanty or too frequent urina-
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-20

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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-20
LOVELY BRIDE

Tie fashionable wedding costume shows to
advantage the sleek. softer. lovely Young
looking hair Of brides dressed with Queen
Hair Dressing The bridesmaids too. use the
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-20

Mrs. Ethel Wash entertained the
QSJ Study club at her home, 500
Tweny-third street last week The
regular routine of business was FOL
lowed, and plans were formulated
for the clubs annual picnic The
group delighted in having Mrs.
Caldwell a former member, present.
The hostess served a dainty menu,
Mrs A. B. Smith will be hostess at
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-20

The late spring sunshine turned
the thoughts OF those who are TAX
ing the opportunity for vacations,
up TO Msckinaw City al the cool
summer vacation home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Massey Of 1854 Nc
Arthur place. who have returned.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-20
Goodbye

KNOW TINE 10Y OF
srR Aio NJ & r.
alo SStER HnIR
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-20
Five W. Club To Give
Popularity Contest

A; the reguis. meeting OF the
club held wiki Mrs. Coroie Of 1921
McGraw on las, Monday plans were
MADE for a popularity contest The
meeting was opened by the presi-
dent and members repeated the
23rd Psalms in unison. Mrs Dick
erson gave remarks on the h Oh
gh.s OF book which she is
handling On June 20ih. the club
viii sponsor a dance al the sSsocis-
ion club house
Those present q; the meeting in
c,.ded Mesaames Macarthur, Sans,
Reid, Smith. Washington, Howard,
Hsrvin Galloway Atkinson, Morris.
Sspp, Graves, Atkinson, Sprags,
Hume
Evening star., 1942-09-02

? well-built. semi-detached homes. Just
completed: & rooms tile bath, full base
ment; ready for OCCUPANCY. r. H. A.
sc. Take Congress Heights bus, get of
at 4th and Atlantic Sc: "a block right
to property.
Evening star., 1942-09-02
4 YEARS OLD.
AMER. UNIV. PARK.
GROOM, ALL-BRICK.

Here is the news you have been waiting
tor; this beautiful white brick home is
bus and shopping center: there is spa
cious center entrance plan. living room.
dining room. kitchen and screened porrn n
and baths on the 2nd; reasonably priced
ought TO sell 4onight: Call ,.es AWE
c. ALLEN SHERWlN, 4s4a MASS' AVE
EMERSON 9122.
Evening star., 1942-09-02
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
hegpE ofsa 69re hsa Of q hs
the matter Of closing certain streets and
hereinafter described. and the said Com
miSsioners being satisfied as to the equity,
Justice and advisability Of said elosings;
to the public interests nor to the interests
Of abuttine property owners, NOTICE is
HEREBY GIVEN that the. said Commits
sioners have prepared the. following order;
Ordered: That pursuant to the proyi-
s1n ssSeP Of P0f f. 5ss A NG he Sq rse sDs 5
the office Of the Surveyor. of the District
2737 273s and 2739 are hereby ordered
ctosED o same me Js se ass tsss effect on apd
fand COMPRISED in said areas as so o-'ei closed Sc to
revert to the abutting property owners. as
shown on said maps; the said areas hereby
ordered closed being described as follows:
l. Closing of Paine Street. running north
westerly from New York Avenue NE. 2.
oss part psp q eah9 o pubs sy s il sHas N Ss
792- 4, Closing OF, public alleys in SQUARE
51S7,'". Any and all parties interested must
file objections if any. in writing, to said
closings within thirty 600 days after
the the ! beginning hereof: otherwise said order
1912. and the street and alley areas as
herein described shall on and after said
effective date become closed in accordance
with the provisions of said Public Act No.
Rus rus aRIs0Ese g YouNa " kUTz 'e6T guy
MASON, Commissioners Of the District OF
au.6 q, Is. 2e.31 ;se1 .e,3.4,5,s,e.1o.11
Evening star., 1942-09-02
PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS -
PROPOSAL FOR ASH. TRASH AND GAR
BAGE 5rT2E pIsPM1s!AL;. M SEC, 8,

Proposals viii be received BY the chevy
Chase Citizens Committee OF Section 8,
Sept. Is, 1942. for the collection and dis
posal of ashes, garbage and trash from
during the period Of one year beginning
November /. 1912. and ending october
81, 1943.
Specifications for the work may be OBJ
tanned upon application to the Secretary
Treasurer Of the Committee at 2o4 Ray
mond ST.. Chevy Chase. Md. Alternate
will also be received. The committee re-
serves the right to reject any or all bids.
Evening star., 1942-09-02
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

SHERWOOD FoREsT-FURNIsHED COT
tage (209; will sell for "a cost; seven
rooms, fireplace, porches. RA. 0S50. s.
rent, on bay. 3S miles from D. c. MRS.
YENDELL. SH. SS73. after 7:30 pm. or
week ends.
NORTH BEACH PARK-6-ROOM FUR
nished cottage, electricity, inside toilet;
$40 week after Sept. Sth. WO. 6717,
Evening star., 1942-09-02
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

3-R. PARTLY MODERN COTTAGE WITH
garden, S25: ref. req. Falls Church 1173-J.
HYA1TSVILLE, MD-S9O MO
rms. b.. brick home: oil heat; garage;
toilet in basement; large lot; "a blk. to
bus. near schools.
A. H. Seidenspinner, Realtor,
6037 Baltic Blvd, Riverdale, Nd.
WA 1910.
Evening star., 1942-09-02
CHEVY CHASE,
NEAR CONN. AVE.

This lovely home is not new but very
vel suis ana There are len
Bis lot vel decorated with. all Kinds o.
one block from the theater. stores. etc.
and the best transportation ip town. Ar
ideal location--a Charming place to live
EMERSON 9122.
Evening star., 1942-09-02
NEAR CATHEDRAL.

Beautiful detached home IN perfect con-
tition. contains features rarely found in
any home, desisned for comfortable, sra
Inspection will convince you this home is
worth twice the price asked for, It. First
rn1. kit, pantry and lavatory, End floor: 4
spacious bedrooms. 3. modern tile baths
3rd floor. ballroom and storage, room; below
heat, 2-car garage: S2T,500. Emerson
Evening star., 1942-09-02
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

s-RooM BRICK RESIDENCE IN WEST
erp N. C. town. Also 2-story brick ONCE
bldg, 1880 II st. NV. q
BUILDER WOULD LIKE TO SACRIFICE
several lots in different sections of Airing
ton and Falls Church for equity in houses.
automobiles or your best oner- Falls
RMS, ? BATHS. . KITCHENS; NEW
condition, large lot. NO. 6116.
Evening star., 1942-09-02
FARMS FOR SALE

MONTGOMERY COUNTY SACRIFICE
miles r,r. station, 27O acres, good soil
spring. streams. 9-large-rm. house. all nee
outbldgs, growing and harvested crops,
equipment. tractor with complete attach
ments. etc: So head livestock everything
goes for Sl4,500: must be sold
]. LETTON MARTIN
4O1 Earle Bldg. RE 1852 AD S7so
Evening star., 1942-09-02
MONEY TO LOAN

UNLIMITED FUNDS FOR End TRUSTS.
Va MATTHEW x: STONE, Emerson 1908.
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
P. J. WALSHE, INC,
11o7 Eye st. NV. Ma 64ss
Evening star., 1942-09-02

NORTHWEST BRICK HOME,
4421 3rd st. n.w.--In good condition. S
large rooms. tile bath, shower. h.-w h,
chestnut trim, concrete front porch, garage.
Vacant. Near cars. bus. stores. s9,25o.
pn24 RHopSE Isi.ANp rS hNE' Ma De. oa17.
Evening star., 1942-09-02
AMERTCAN UNIV PIX

Detached brick. 9 years old, located on
partly wooded lot, center hall with living
room, dining room. kitchen and breakfast
room, 3 large bedrooms and . baths, with
stairway from 2nd-hoor hall to finished
attic also rear screened porch; recreation
room space with fireplace. We believe
sell very quickly. Call EN- 1890 until
M TWEED co. 1904 Conn. ave