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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-20
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SD tann nibt iaeen, Dob ib Der
3lpeiteu Nabt im Gnoups 'ihen Saule
nit sbeionoers anaenebmen @mpfine
buneem enteeeenblidte. 9a Der
ShloHer lein Seripreden ntdt scbal=
ten bate, NOR ib seeen ,uneeIooenen
8eiub ebenio lpenig eeidiist spie IN
Ger 9tabt porber, ,nb ipenn id3 a',d
niht iagen mill, oaB ib eigentlih
cerartiaes befiirbtete, 10 ipiiroe id
bod iebr piel 5nfrieoener nit Der
8elt at 8ett eeaonaen iein ,penn
Elm Sdliiiiel int SdloB gepeien ipa-
re i,no ib oieien shliiiiel nit meiner
eisenen Sono auf meimer Seite Der
Siire I'M Shloiie bate nmbreben
fonnen.
IS mar, als iiber benl ean5en Sanz
le nab bem Nbenoeilen nod ldiperere,
IhmGraere Bolfen bingen, mie por'
ber; es -iAien, als oh finitere nno ar-
ae MGbte ibr &onmen ourh bole
Gorabnneen anfiinoieen ,pollten.
Dieie Stimm,,ns Log 10 fiiblbor IN
ser Suit, baB 10 mande an me'''er
Steae ni6t nmbiu sefonnt batten,
oen N6otben eeeeniiber eine anip'e>
hung oorauf au mad]em. Aber oas
piirbe ser &olle, ,uelhe id) mir IN
oieIem Drama au ipielen porsenom-
men, menig entiprohen baben. SD
rief mir ins @eoGhtnis auriid, tple
@rpce mir ans Sera gelegt batte,
oos 8ertralien ser Betciligten 81 eez
pinne,t, nno obgleid nidt nnr S''<
cetta sic beftiee llnrube, ipeld)e lie er-
fiilte, au perbereen sniht imitanoe
ipar, ionbern ielbft 2oreen merten
lieB, Dab ibre @eoanfen gan5 no an
oers ais BEL mir pare,L gelang es
mir, 6mBerli6 pollfommen nnbefan=
gen au bleiben uno ben MGoden Die
lteber5eueuna bei3ubrinsen, bob mel
ne fleinen arbeiten = ib bin ME
mails miibie ielbIt nidt, luenn id IN
anoerer 2e,te Saus meile = mid
pollia im aniprub nGbmen, tie alie
nidt n0tig bGtten, mir abtpehielno
ibre 3eit alt tpibnlen. Denn id ia9te
mir, bab id abiolnt nihts bon Der
@eieiihaft Der Wdoben profitieren
iuiir6e, ba es bel ibrer aeeenipdrti9en
Stimmnne eona nnmosIid idien, fie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-20

VI ytIptuicI SSctIC on iueilttcH Wil-
teiluneeu iibcr bas, mas MIDI intereis
liertc, 5,t brinsen.
9Sdre ib lpie bie meiiten anoeren
8eien geipeien, 10 ,piiroc id pobrz
lhcinlid), beuor ih oas 2iht in n,ei,
ncm ,3inmer nuSblies, oas aus brci
Yfificn beltebenoe &arn,uasiianol
auf ocr Eieifc acecbcu boben, aber
ob9leid id), ipic ih ipobl iaeen oorf
Ser fcineu, oen ,peiblidcn @eihlehtc
cI9cntiinllide 3iigc nid)t erluougele, 10
heliee ih ooh nllr ,penige ber Shlpu
den ocslclbcn lmo Dor allem niebt
bos initinftipc Seoiirfnis, lih o,f al1z
oere 5u perloiien, mas 10 baniia 5lr
TerlahI0lliauna Der eiaeneu 8raIt
iibrt. @bc id nibt euteu @rlino loh,
Die Eoli5ci bcrbci5uru fcn, iuollte id
es oud) nid)t tim, i6on oesbolb uid)t
ipeil ein pcrfriibter Nlorm in ibrcn
Nuaen, ipie ih bon @rpcc lpll6te, iu-
lner oils ein geipeis bon llncrfobreu=
Geit mno ssurhtionfeit betrod)tet miro.
Sonnab bate mir ,,nt 5ebn llbr
cine por5iiglibe Soiic See eebroht
uno llnter Dem @iuflub oerielben m,r=
be id eeaeu elf llbr entlhieoen lblof-
rig ober ih ibitttelte bieie Miioiefcit
ob nno bcaonn meine Nohtpahe nit
10 entl lhloliener, erml lter &larbeit, bo6
oiefe ieIblt @rpces 8e,plnoerung ct.
ipedt baben ipiiroe, bate es lid nit
Den @eboten Der Shidlihfeit pereinen
loiien, iett bon ibm aeleben 5u wer>
hen. Die Sitl1otion ipar obcr ouh 10,
6ab es gar feline Moelidbfeit oes Sit
terms nmo oer Ineit aab, oenn ieoer
stero nno icoe Sdbiefeit mubtem anfs
aenberSte anaelpannt rperee'', oomlt
mir fein 2ailt in oem iebt pollia int
0nnfel oalieaenoen Souic enteinee.
9ie Goriidt, melhe id iu Der er-
item 9tad)t eebronbt bate, n,ein 8ett
Dor bie Cir 81, riiden, Reb ih oieIes
Mal auber Mdt, 90 i6 es fir notia
belt, sic ShpeIlc bel Sent erfteI,
gIarm iofort iiberihreiten 5u fonnen.
Da6 ~es ooran nid)t febIen tpiiree,
id)ien mir ean5 un5wcifelboft, ecnn
Sanna bate, aeraoc ipie 2oreen &nol,
lDs am erlten Mbeno in oielcm aeniit=
Iihen Sonle, bel bem Gerloiien oes
3immers at mir gela9t:
,3aiien Sic fih niht burb iraeno
,pel6e iremoartiee @erouide, tpelhe
sic pielleiht boren iollten, in Sbrer
Ho6tr,be itoren, MiB 8utterportb.
Sic brouben lid in bieiem ISa,ie
por nihts 5lt fiirdten, nor ear ,lihts'
Cine ire,lnoli6e Benlerfune, pclbe
ibre i1neeu Serrinnen, nod al oe''1,
mas ber Rag eebroht bate, ibr fan'n
erlaubt babem ipiiroen, 5,l maden,
bate lie ibneu porber BON ibrer Nb-
iiht 2cnntnis aeeeben.
Aber obsleib i6 mid in einen
3uitanoe boderaoiser Sponnun9 be-
iono nno meiner aniiht nab nit Dol,
lem, flarem 8etpubtiein laulfte, 10
blieb es bod 10 lanee totenitiu, oob
id nah ein ooer 5,pei St,noen IN
meinem Sttble laneiam ein5uniden
beeann uno Damn, bepor id es ielber
p,bte, plotIid einseiblafen tpar, NIT
ser 5ienaIpfeife in meiner Sano nnb
6ie SiiBe eeeen sic Cir, bie midi 9e-
eem oie sluben,pelt beibiiste, ee-
ffnminf gHie tirf npr GdlInf fnnr INN
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-20
1sittpOdj, Sen 20. Tai 1912

@artem bininter, ,lno oils ib BORT
al,b nihts lab, bas Mid bate itoren
fonne,, i6nitt ib idIeunieit einen
aroBen splitter bon einem Der sSe,l-
iterlaocn ab, lhloB 2aoen nno Sen
iter pieoer iorefdltie unto ihidte mid
oann on, 5u eeben. sSsn oemielben
Aueenblid abcr, oils ib Die SbpeIlc
iiberi6reiten moIlte, borte ib eilisc
S6ritte, nno eleih oarali itono So.
reen &nollps Dor mir.
80, SrGulein 8utteriportbr' riei
iie nit einem raiben 8lid in Dos
3inmer,. ipel6es ih loeben perIicb,
,Sie iino iest in @illiams Domaine,
in ipelbe bnein55ufomnlen ct teinem
Meniden geltattet, 10 euthliitig ct
lonit arlb iein mag. Gie iein Sdliil-
icl an oos 8nno fam, lit mir pollie
nnertlorlid), benn er por porber ME
mails oort, nno i6 fiirdte, oob &il-
liam mir niemals peroeben miro.
DoB iib oieier Shliiiiel 5u oen iibri=
gen perirrcu fonnte, lit mir 9an5 nno
ear unerfldrlih. &ieio oas eeiheben
ift, fann ib pirflid nibt lagen. aber
,pas ih ipeib, tit, oab @iniom Die
Shulo at Dem goreefaIlenen meiner
sbipeiter ,,no mir 5uibreiben nne
ans oies ME perseiben miro"
,,@r bral,d)t es iiberbanpt eornibt
at erfabren, oob ib oos Spfer zines
1olben Srrt,,ms eeporoen bin, Der
{eete ib. ,Meine ssiibe binterlolien
feline Spuren, nno oa id onberoem
fein Earfii,n eebraude, miro er ME.
mails auf ben @ebonfen fommen, oab
ib einen Slid auf oieie biibiden, olt=
mooiiben 30noe nno Iobel geton
babe
,,Dic 2Goen fino ein penig often"
bemerfte lie, inoem iie mir foridenS
in bas @elibt blidte, iim - natiir-
lid pergeblid) - in meinen 3iigen
al IeIen. ,,8ar bies ihon Ser 5oil,
ais Sic eintraten?"
Sin penig, ober niht 10 piel ,pic
iest. Soa ih iie tpieoer 10 itellen,
,pie ih iie fanb?"
,,ssein, er miro es nibt bemerfen"
enteeanete iie, nit mir aniommer Sos
3immer eilie perlaiienb. SIMMER
mebr foribten ibre glide mibtron,
iih nno Gneitlid) in n.einen1 @elidt
nod ireeno einem 3eiden bos ibr
1oaen fonnte, Oh i6 BON BEN @ebein1
niiIen oes 8l,unen5in,mers etipas
entoeft bate.
,,Sssett liebe amelia', ermabnte i'd
mid ielbit in n,einem Snnerm "iit
Der Mueenblid sefommen, bid Elm
penig an5,,itreneen. 3eiee oielen
i,,nacn Mdoden, bas in ser annlt
Ser selbItbeberrlhung nibt tueientlid)
binter sir 5nriiditebt, einiee anoere
6einer @igenihaften. Genuine 2oreen
fir bid; be5aubere iie, ooer es fonnte
Dir poiiieren, bob bu zines Cages
bitter bereuIt, in Die @ebeimniiie Die
ies Sal,Ies einge6runaen 5n lein.
Die Mnfgabe mar feineslpees leidt,
ober Sdlpierigfeiten iino es ia geraoe,
oie mid reioen, uno ib batte oenn a,,d
bic @ennstll,lng, binnen elmer balben
6tnnbe 2oreen pollig berubiat uieoer
in ienen 3uftanb melanbolii6er 3,'=
be berlett at baben, nelder Der Ell,
eentlihe Ausbrnd bieies leioenfbafts-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-24
FDR's Warning

President RoOScvcltS warning g.
high government officials 10 cgrs
their controversies about war and
in;er-rclatcd domestic pUliClc.. and
his admonition TO them to got on
the job and get results. was timely
and appropriate. Considering the
source Of the dictum. Il cessation Oi
debate and pickering may be anticI-
pated.
For months conflicting statements
have issued from the national CAPT
tai about this problem and that, at
times involving differences and dis
agreement within departments. a.
least in one instance cabinet Off
cial has been rt loggCrhcads with his
SubOrdInatcS. The result has been a
confusion in the public mind as e.
what was essential and what not. and
development Of an attitude on the
part Of some people Of indifference
md distrust, and hardly more than
half-hearted respect for Cdicts that
| have been imposed.
One effect Of the running fire that
has been carried on has been crea-
ton Of feeling here and there that
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-24
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

tnGCr ana 10y virtue of the power
81 sale contained in Il certain deed
0l trust executed by Annie G. Dunn.
dated July 23rd. 1910. and recorded
III Book 208. Page 500. in the Office
OF The Register of Deeds of
Vance County. North Carolina, de-
fault having been made in the pay
mCnt Of the dcDt thereby secured
and SAID deed of trust by the terms
thereof being subject To foreclosure,
the undersigned trustee will offer for
sale by public auction to the highest
bidder Tor cash. al the courthouse
door in Henderson. n. &. at noon on
the 2lSt day Of September. 1912. the
property contained in said decd of
trust the same lying and being in the
County of Vance. State of North Car
olina, in WILLIAMSBURG Township. and
dcS cribcd as follows:
All that parcel or tract of land
being near the WilliamSborO-OX Oxford
Public road. about miles West from
WILLIAMSBURG. in Williamsonboro
Township. Vance County. North Car
DINA. containing G5947) acres more
| or less. according to plat made oy
X. i. Gregory. surveyor. September
ID. 1922. copy Of which is of file
with the Federal Land Bank of
Columbia, bounded now or formerly
on the North by the lands of Mrs.
TaH Cuts, G. &. O'Bricn, ana Tom
Evans. East by the lands of Tom
Evans. South by the lands of Brooks
Parham, and Thad G. Ragland, West
/ by tire lands Of Graham Knott. be-
ing two tracts Of land conveyed Ia
w. w. Dunn by G. c. OBricn and
wife December 10. 1919, Book 100.
Page 81, and Mrs. II. l.. Dunn.
March I, 1918. Book 70, Page 42G.
see also deed book 1913, page POS
This farm mas an allotment of
8 10 acres Of tobacco. and l3 acres
of cotton.
This 10th day Of August. 1912.
A. A. BUM. Trustee,
24-4-11-l3
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-24
i\Si RS.


'.f- '@.'' james krpT Folk who
t.... .. ..r.. 1915 1919 n 1876
g., i'...i STATE was threatened
" T.. ". -H'u England ov,r the
'.'2". ..""..v ard with HcxIr,
'Hn;irpn Of Texas IN
100. lr",- had gH.I'. her Indrp"n-
'".' '. E't!sr IN 1856 and had
go. '... the Republic OF TcNns.
..'. ''"' .1. Providence had never beer
"a rv .p.icr. \ satisfactory
.' .. lie Boundary dispute
o.. .n.'i 'u' Win England. but
"'.",1 ".'I NcNicp.
.. TN" '..."or crop # 1919 which
."i. . % ."'.! O. SliT.223. coo. The
'.'' '.u veg" brought an average
80 N.at N". u""nd
=. T,u a. ia'Ur, OF 1900 consider
= '.a uar' ..rT of establishing .
,'u'" m!.i,arv academy for training
cog .."i officers of the militia The
H'p ID plan was submitted by
Na."r General Joseph Graham. of
Lincoln county. II brought out the
i1r' mat the country had enjoyed
peace Tor twenty years. and that
. 'ntIc were no immediate war clouds
: rn the horizon. but the country
! mould Er"par" ~ times Of peace for
whatever wars that might come. The
! PROPOSE vas referred To u Joint com
! r1ii'ce If the house and senate. and
never reached beyond that point.
/ Had the proposed plan been accept
! g certain number of recommends
! 81 students from each county would
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-24
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-24

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On May l3. lh",. "Hc" % COURAGEOUS
band of En@ -.n"n established a:
jamestown Tho .r,t pcrm.n,"' Eng
i.Sh Sciticmc"' i America. nd al
jamestown j." $3.50 "I> Sc an thc
New World. ne hcG.'n.u@ Cd! ON
first r,..r,,..' i've assembly n the
NE>'''" %: ..'.rr'n'''.Nr A"\"En-
mem. hd~' r." \..l.".r legislature
'r',"> INC q e. .'''' u 10y "".nS me
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western "t,ll.>.'a'''. N.'l'n.r. HJ'
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me ,"HE struggle Tor american .ndc-
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-24
1t Still Pays

After u,mua 'u.' = rurtailri
budget al pr. r..r.... 30 nu. bring
my results. i,u ..r.-'..Uy and
.arIcul,uru!ly. t.y ....r'. ~. COM
mrtrec Of Tia" Sat, p....r.ru' 81
| Conservation and p,.,....rn, Has
voted To- cnu,.a,, r ....g'.-lu.
! policy. And Tins u .... .. Ed. wur.
IS njrh evidently i- .r . uu-
/ quit" all OF the r,.i... ..eIl-.
tor many ~ Other STAT ... ...rIu.
longing ewes toward .. ..f -..u.-
testing d,SIles To- COM, .l.. ..., their
D., n this fair luut
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-24

woods fires. The cnloniStS had dis
appeared. The captain of the ship re-
fused Ia remain longer for search
e.. Inc mainland and Governor White
WAS forced To- return Ia the ship and
To- England
t.. North Cardinals l6i6 barber
shops III 1899 did a total business ui
SIu.u1.i.Unu. y total al 1907 BARRIERS
Wcr" employed. Scvcnly-ninc al
'hv>" barber shops were IN Chariot,
-ui :. IL Winston Salem.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-24

OLE SliOES-LlKE OID Tpir,,,u.
always wear hest. Let Us 49,
your old shoes without lo.rnp ,Iml
comfort. Phone AL. We caIi S
ana de'ivcr. Norwich Shoe Rem w
If
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-24

WE HAVE ALL NEW HELD ~
Carolina Shoe Snuu. VIM, ~
VIII he ready when you sav ynn
want them. Try It's. Phone g,e.J
lU-If
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-24

WE ARE PREPARED TO NuL-
canize any size passenger car or
truck tire, can also recap YOU
tires if you have Il recap r.' VIZ
cate from the ratiOninG b"nd. az
us for any Information "'n fo-
crcncc To this service. Henderson
Vulcanizing Co. phones ~" 'h tu
400. l"-'"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-24

FOR THE BEST IN SOFT pprvVc
sandwiches. cal Red rayIn"'
Greyhound Soda Shop. n.,gn,
service and pleasing prices. 3p.,,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-24

GRISSOM'S SHOE RETNIhiNu
conscrves new shoe material 'oI
deGcnse-Tc shoe thrifty. Ihphe
G38 We call for and deliver. HpisI
SONS Shoe Shop. W"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-24

VITA VAR HIGHEST QUALIFY
paints AT the lowest prices in town
See us before buying your paint
Tanner Roofing Co, Phone 6O6.
Wyche st. LII
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-24

LOOK AT THESE GOOD USED
cars '9il ChrVrulci Coach with
radio and heater: 1857 Furd tudor,
30 horse power, Spvc!"l al >3i0 90:
1887 Ford Coach. GO huy.vplWcr:
good buy at $4,000: 1898 Ford
coupe. clean as a pin. priced At
Si5uuG. Several good Model 4
FordS at $4,000 10 $500 each. 4
look will convince you these are
real values. Candlcr-rahncr Motor
Company. 1T
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-24

WANTED GOOD MODEL \ FORD,
must h" cheap tor cash Box iGi
Henderson. n. G.. phun, ..5%-W.
Ni-l.i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-24

ROE SALE ONE EO%EWgpn ~
,ip"r sofa with rose r.py.r,' ''N'
beauty nhnnc igu-W 4
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-24

FOR SALE AT \ PRICE TO
move Tor. 80 days only. I'LL. ! IL
miles north of Wick Dour. lHu yards
from road. H. l.. StaIuuy,>.
.gar.-cod
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-24
WANT ADS
Get Results

TOBACCO GROWERS ,.,,.r
rack lack I'm Insurance from n'CR
~ n'.rS reasonable. Citizens us.
~ trust Co. Insurance no nank
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-24

JUST ARRIVED IAEC:r go -
ont >i.rct music of H.. t.. HiiiP-
your needs. Affords p,iu,,n "S 10. 10;
oiilc" Supply Store. .'''' .nid
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-24

FOR CAREER AND Cn,.,.-,,
get that pruirs.,,n,I " Try.
training. Henderson ,.m.., '">Iness
!'hr. New tenn S"prrmbr,. = Oh
credited School d Ac-
"a.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-24

WANT ADS
Get Results
lp 1, GROWERS. GET vo,.n
Pack I'm Insurance 49,. loCR
haicS reasonable. Cuiz,nS us.
" trust Co. Insurance no nank
------------ 2S-,f
FOR CAREER AND Co,.,..n.,,
get mat professional lily,
IraIninG. Henderson nl,s,rn' 'S mes
!cSr. Now tenn S.u,rrrnm'.o Vol
credited School. o. AC-
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JUST ARRIVED l.AEC;r s,,,.
mont Si.cct music of M L.. HiiiP.
most popular song hit Sr,, -, ''n
y"ilr needs. Affords p,Iu,,r" q"
oiiIcc Supply Store. ''' :'I,a
fof SALE ONE EO%EWInn =:
l'i'r sofa with ru.U. ..p.,..,., Wv
beauty !h"nc igu-W ;, a
OLE SliOES-LlkE OLD FEirNnC
always wear hest. Let rs 80
your old shoes without lor,no I ,rn
comfort. Phone AL. We cali ' S
ana deliver. Norwich Shoe Rennir
1T
HAVE US SHARPEN AND HEplIp
your lawn mowers NOW. G..;s,,'N
tI"n guaranteed. Write a.. 80. ,''...,
your mann" at PaCr-lIurI.r nr,,,
60. ov"rt"n Lawn llur,r St',s
''',''' ~. = 22-3ti
WE HAVE ALL NEW urIn,c
aroma Hh"" Shop. Your shucs
VIII he ready when You >gv wnH
want them. Try It's. Phone gle.J
lott
DON'T WAIT-BUY YOUR COW
rfhnrnl war damage INSURANCE
from Gates Insurance Agcnry
Ph"n" 800. ilorncr building oo-ii
FOR THE BEST IN SOFT ppTyVS
sandwiches. call Red rayIHr'
Greyhound Soda Shop. In.,,r,
service and pleasing prices. 3U..,
FOR RENT THREE ROOM ~
STAIRS apartment. CJr,lIu. Aycnuo
'lA-r""m heated huri-u m Win,.
wood. Seven room house, An.
dHCw~ Ave. uimr-rpun n,r,a
Chestnut ST. N. Il. Wcs.,r. rn"yc
l"9' 22.&,i
WANTED GOOD HiuDEl. \ FORD
must hv cheap tor cash Box III
Henderson. n. G.. phon, !5%-W.
2i-l.i
LOOK AT THESE GOOD USED
cars GAL Chrvrulc, Coach with
| radio and heater; 1857 Furd tudor,
| 30 horse power, Sp"c!"l III >3i00G;
| 1887 Ford Coach. GO huy.rplWcr:
| good buy at S295OO: 1898 Ford
coupe. clean as a pin. priced At
! Si5uuG. Several good Model \
| FordS al $4,000 10 $500 each 4
look will. convince You these are
real values. Candlcr-Pahmcr Motor
| Company. i-tf
| VITA VAR HIGHEST QUALIFY
| paints AT the lowest prices in town
See us before buying your paint
Tanner Roofing Co. Phone 6O6
| Wyche st. III
38 ACRE FARM FOR SALE ONE
| mile from Henderson. with loEI
acre tobacco aiiurmru' and two
acre cotton allotment. II interested
sec Al. H. WrStcr. 22-3li
EVERY BEAUTY SERVICE MOD.
EN- Shop-EXpericnCcd operators
Centrally located. Phone POO for
appointment. Bridscrs Beauty
Shop, over Parkcr'S Drug Store.
28-u
WANTED: GOOD USED FLEy TRIO
| refrigerator al rcI."n"n.v PRICE
Mrs X. ID. WOudIiu. RrUir !. Box
1877. Kitt!cll. y. {. 2+-2u
SLABS FOR SALE AT \ PRICE TO
move Tor. 80 days only. .dI. IL
miles north of Wick Dor'. 4uu yards
| from road. b. l.. StIIuu,,n.
,oar.-cod
If YOU WANT TO GET \ LOT
! of furniture lor Il ,mu. ."rInl al
money Try Il. l.. Sa..r.""lr x
! Sons. near Fire House. l"-u
lost OR STRAYED BLACK MD
| white spotted female Setter. .lshi
eye black. LETT eye white. car on
side OF neck. Answers +. name
| Spot" Reward ion urC"I"iy.
| Notify G. b. Godfrey al i;"d FROM
| Gruccrv. 2l-3i
I'VE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds of body and fender re-
pair work. Motor Sales TO
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-09-11

TOP: r. BrOnner, Miami Beach: J..
Cobbs, Miami Bearh: A. Courshon, Miami
Beach; j. COurshOn, Miami Beach; ID. Cra-
witt, Miami Beach; F. Davis, Miami; L.
DWOskin, Jacksonville; r. Ehrlich, Cres-
cent City; A. Esberg, New York, N. Y.
ROW 2: L. GOttfried, Miami Beach: M.
HaimOwitz, Jacksonville; B. Hays, Miami
Beach; E. bronson, Kearny N. j.; M.
Kastan, Miami Beach; e. Katz, Atlanta,
Ga; j. Kemp, Miami Beach: S. Ketive,
Miami; M. Krantz, Miami Beach.
ROW 8: L. LEWIS, Miami; e. Marks,
Miami Beach; F. Marks, Miami; w.
Mayer, Miami Beach; S. Nader, Miami
Beach; p. Nathan, Jacksonville; A. ROsen,
Miami Beach; B. Rubin, TT. Pierce; M.
Rubin, Jacksonville.
ROW 4: M. SAUL Jacksonville: S. Scher,
Miami; c. SpectOr, Miami Beach; I. Suber-
man, Miami Beach; M. We'll Gainesville;
III. Weinstein, Jacksonville; HI. WexIer,
Jacksonville; ID. Singer, Gainesville; j.
Suberman, Miami Beach.
NOT IN PICTURE: B. FOgelsOn, Read
ing, Pa; A. KOhn, Miami Beach; B. Miller
Miami Beach; M. Singer, Gainesville; L.
Singer, Gainesville; S. TRACER, st. Peters
burg; d. Weiss, Jacksonville; N. Arono-
vitZ Miami; j. Hirsch, Miami Beach: j.
Rubin, Miami Beach; M. Shader, Orlando;
Hi. MargOl, jacksonville; HO. MargoI,
jacksonville; I. Cypen, st. Petersburg.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-09-11

Marked by the establishment of
T Vow and permanent chapter
sonse Florida Delta completed
!. first full year as a chapter of
national Pi Lambda Phi fraterni77
:" foremost achievement of the
ohonter this past year was the
INNING of the Interfraternity
scnolarship cup, making the four
+eenth time in sixteen semesters
that Pi Lambda Phi has ranked
first among the twenty-one fra
+ornities on the campus in schol-
arship.
Delta's impressive scholastic
record did not hinder it's members
IN their extra-curricular and So
cial activities, however. Socially
the chapter enjoyed one of it's
hest seasons since its founding
in 1925.
With military training coming
into the limelight this year, ri
lambda Phi was well represented
with Major Sid Aronovitz, Field
Artillery Regimental Adjutant
Ben Fogelson succeeding Brother
Sid in summer training; Captain
|Donald Weiss, and Lieutenants
Henry Lasris and Louis Dwoskin.
other PLAINS who have been ac-
.cepted and are now training in
advance military are Brothers
Marvin We'll, Nathan Aronovitz,
and William Lasarow.
Pi Lambda Phi gained added
recognition when more PLAINS
were initiated into Florida Blue
Kew and Phi Beta Kappa, highest
of all honoraries, during 1941-42
than any other fraternity. Flor
ida Deltans in Florida Blue Key
were Blue Key President Ray
Ehrlich, Alfred Kohn, Don Weiss,
Sid Aronovitz, and Ben Fogelson.
Brothers Harold Wexler, Alfred
Kohn. and Sid Aronovitz were a.
warded the coveted Phi Beta
Kappa keys.
Continued Next Week.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-09-11

TOP ROW, left to right: e. Adler,
BradentOn; L. AronOvitz, Miami; S. ArOn-
Ovitz, Key West; HI. Baker, Jacksonville;
M. Balch, Chicago ILL.,; G. Benjamin,
Jacksonville
SECOND ROW: F. Feinberg, Miami
Beach; A. Fink, Jacksonville; S. Davis,
Miami Beach; w. Freedman, Akron, Ohio;
l. Getzug, Miami; j. Goldberg, st. Peters
burg.
THIRD ROW: w. LasarOw, Jacksonville;
r. Lasris, Jacksonville; HI. Lasris, Jack
sOnviIle; M. LevensOn, DaytOna Beach;
b. Levitt, Miami Beach; L. Levy, Miami
Beach.
FOURTH ROW: j. SempsOn, Jackson
Vile; /. Rubin, Miami Beach; H. Saal, Mi
ami Beach; /. SablOw, Jacksonville; M.
Sabshin, Miami: L. Safer, Jacksonville.