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Evening star., 1943-01-20
Capt. and Mrs. Even
Visit in Capital
Over Week End

Capt. and Mrs. John Meiggs Even
we're in town over the week end,
having come down from Harrisburg,
Pa. where they have been making
their home since their marriage here
January II. Capt, Even is attend
ing the Army Air Force Intelli-
gence School at Harrisburg.
Before her marriage Mrs. Even
was Miss Mary Elizabeth Tyree,
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Tyree of Lynches, Va. and
a descendant of the Lynch and
Douglas families who were promi-
nently identified with early political
affairs in Virginia Her great-great-
grandfather, Col John Lynch, was
the founder of the city of Lynch
burg.
Capt Even is the son of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. John Meiggs Even of
Chicago and is a member of the
Patterson family of that city. He
was student at Harrow, England;
Chateau de Lancy in Geneva, Switz-
erland; the Hill School in Pottstown,
Pa, and received his A. B. degree
from Yale University and his LII. B.
degree from Harvard University.
Evening star., 1943-01-20

most impossible to get women
all the way across the city
to Gsllinger, so it remains
for the women of the Southeast
to volunteer In their own part of
town-for this vitality important
need.
A new class Is starting Mon
day, January 25. There is one
more day for you to register for
that class-F'riday. You can go
to the Chamberlain Vocational
School at Thirteenth and Poto-
mac avenue Sc. between the
hours Of 10 am. and II noon
Friday and still make it. Or if
you miss this particular class YOU
register at the same place, same
hours in the morning, every
Tuesday or Friday for the classes
that will follow.
Evening star., 1943-01-20

and willing to work and more
than anxious to do her bit in the
war effort. So she signed up for
the Red Cross Nurses aide
course, just where nurses aides
are needed probably more than in
any part of the city-in the
Southeast section. She completed
the course and has been doing
such a good job three days a
week serving at Gallinger Hos
pital that last week she was made
assistant captain of nurses aides
there.
She Is an attractive young
woman, with gray green eyes and
chestnut brown hair. She likes
riding and swimming and tennis,
and music. (She plays the piano
quite well) But right now the
thing she Is most enthusiastic
Evening star., 1943-01-20
By the Way
Beth Blaine

about is her nurses aide work.
Like every other woman who has
taken the course, she is thrilled
with 1t and only wishes she could
give still more time. OF all the
volunteer war work there is prob
ably none more oul-Satisfying
than being a nurses aide. For
you yourself see the direct results
of your own work--and you see too
Evening star., 1943-01-20
Miss Kathleen White
And 1t. l.. S. Madlem
Will Be Married

Rear Admiral Edward C. White
tM. CO, U. S. N. and Mrs. White
announce the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Kathleen Merritt
White, to 1t. q. g. Leo Smith Mad
lem, jr. M. c., u. S. N.
Miss White attended the School
Of the Museum of Fine Arts in Bos-
ton and the Art Students League
in New York City. She is now
studying music in Washington.
1t. Maiden. the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Smith Maiden of San
Francisco, attended Stanford under
graduate school and was graduated
from Stanford Medical School in
l94l. He is now studying at the
Naval Medical Center School in
Bethesda.
The wedding date has not been
set.
Evening star., 1943-01-20

February IA. has been the honor
guest at several parties. Monday
Mrs. Leo Tooley and Mrs. Wander
V. Holcomb have a linen shower for
her.
Mrs. Charles P. Sheffield OF Ar
lngton entertained at luncheon to-
day having as co-hostesses Mrs.
Elizabeth Williams and Mrs. Gladys
Monroe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph E. Remington
OF Arlington Ridge were at home
Sunday afternoon to about 100
guests Assisting the hostess was
her sister, Miss Ceola Hume; Mrs
Richard Allen and Miss Lucille
Fletcher of Alexandria,
Evening star., 1943-01-20
News of Social Interest in Suburbs

A furry of informal parties are
centering around brides-elect and
visitors in suburban areas. Yester-
day Mrs. Frank L. Hewitt of Silver
Spring was hostess at luncheon in
honor of her sister, Mrs. Charles
Massey of Williamsburg, who with
her daughter Gail is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Walter Proctor. An
other luncheon hostess was Mrs.
Wallace c. Magathan. who enter
tanned in her home in Takoma Park.
Miss Maxwell Galloway, daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. Charles Calvin
Galloway Of Takoma Park, Nd,
whose marriage to Ensign William
z. Adams, U. S. N. R. will take place
Evening star., 1943-01-20
Dorothy Glaves
Will Be Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer H. Glaves
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Dorothy Elizabeth
Glaves, to Capt. J. Dale Patterson,
U. S. A. son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. D.
Patterson Of Indianhead. Md.
Miss Glaves is a graduate of Vir-
ginia Intermont College at Bristol
and Capt. Patterson was graduated
from the University of Maryland
and is now in active duty in this
city,
The wedding will take place Feb
ruary |.
Evening star., 1943-01-20

When Joseph Kerdock went off
to active duty in Uncle Sans
Navy, his young wife decided that
there were lot Of things she
could do on the home front to
help win this war. She had a
part-time job doing clerical typ
ing and pretty much of a full
time job right in her own home
doing housework and cooking and
Evening star., 1943-01-20
Wickards Visit
Their Daughter

The Secretary of Agriculture, Mr.
Claude R. Wickard, has returned
from New York, where he went tt
visit his daughter, Mrs. Robert
Bryant, who is in the New York In.
f1rmary. Mrs. Wickard, who &C
companied him there, will remain
few days longer with their daugh-
ter.
Evening star., 1943-01-20
Return From Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. John Temple Sar-
gent are now at home in Bradbury
Heights, having returned from a
trip which followed their wedding
here January 10.
Mrs. Sargent is the former Miss
Virginia Lindsey, daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Lindsey of
Berkeley, Calf, and the bridegroom
is the son of the late Judge Sargent
and Mrs. Sargent of Birmingham,
Ala. He is at present stationed at
the Naval Research Laboratory at
Bellevue, Md.
Evening star., 1943-01-20

even the laun-
dry. One Of the
two sisters who
h a v e b e e n
making tn e ir
home with her
has been i'll, so
M rs. Kerdock
is looking after
her too, until
she Is able to
return to her
G o v e r nment
job, a n d the
other sister is
employed II
day. But 1t still
seemed to Mrs.
Kerdock t h a t
even this was
not e n ou G h.
She was young
a n d healt h y
Evening star., 1943-01-20
Home on Leave

1t. George Cabell Busick OF Camp
Lee, Va, is spending six-day leave
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Adrien F. Busick, in Falls Church.
1t. Busick is in the quartermaster
training regiment.
Evening star., 1943-01-20
Visited Parents

Pvt. Ted Hayes of Aberdeen Prov
Ing Grounds spent a few DAYS this
week with his parents, Gen. and
Mrs. Thomas Hayes, in Falls
Church.
Evening star., 1943-01-20
Returns From Visit

Mrs. C. N. Alexander. wife of Capt.
Alexander, with her small son Peter,
has returned to Falls Church from
visit at her former home in Pasa-
dena. Calf.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-08
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'E'r face Then he clcnchcd his
MS teeth against the pain IN his
chcSt. Go on" lie muttcrcd to the
guard beside him.
al TINS moment. Just rs the
guar" sci his course for the final
iisi -: iAt"rici. cam. the first
'a!At rumble ri distant engines,
In" cutter" yelled Cur!cy. He
twisted around To sean the blur.
rIn% outlines Of the island before
desperate last hope died. There was
no Sign Of tie beats. even while
The rumble increased.
And than the Wild yell Of the
GUAR! as the cutter tore into its
deadly gamut.
iut this "Cll was of victory. Like
The ':.iin% ii a hG,".l,lc mirage. the
"'a-'na"iiiEc gun had Disappeared
from The J""k q: the sub. Evc.. as
( ~" "rttcr "raZcd unscathCd, three
m'mhrii OF The crew we're scram-
Bling fiaa'lrIlly after The fun into
The bowels Of the submer2ing
m"Gy'r".
/ The SpcCdbCat raced lhrad in An
angry curve, but the cutter slowed
its pace.
What under the" Cur ~ was
shouting di.Gily when his answer
reared into view. Two coast patrol
planes. 6ronng low. dipped through
Ire white clouds abovy them. AS
they watched. the planes circlct
like hri%iit-CyeI ra"lrs above the
spot "Lcr" ihr submarine mad sub
merged Dropping objects glintcd
N u" morning sun the blue VA
t''S beneath rose in high bowls of
spray ~ roaring declarations lifted
both cutter gnd apccdbuat in vi.
".uu; jerks,
| 'uFicy'3 laughter rang out rs he
crashed with each jerk against the
dashboard. "Caramba, This is more
like -" His eyes. bright with pain,
iUrr"" beck To the spec boat. rae
ing TOR its life nuw. "kccp-after
en-. he shouted
Tho guard opened the cutters
engine hide. VA !oy." re yelled.
AS they reared after the speed
boat. The gray hulIi3 of the two
cruising cutters rounded the poiis
: and swung into the chase. 1t vas 4
matter oi minutes. IncXorablv the
three CUttcr5 closed in on the des.
reraic spccdboat. forced it to 9
top. ringcd its occupants With 1
, circle NJ automatiCS.
: Curl'y directed TIE loading Of
= the prisoners into the cutters. HI
. gcStWrcd for the white-faccd Park
= insons to be taken aboard the sec
/ ond cutter.
You ran bring home the CRANE
prizes. amigos" he called eayly t,
e tie stcrn-taccd guards. "They'r,
= plenty hot tamalcs. but l don't lik
= their flavor. Ill take the little chill
bean"
= The guards grinncd fraternall
while Jean "as helped into the cut
s ter beside Curlcy.
5 Halfway back to the mainland
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-08

the planes d;nrc,, ,.. A.
three ru,icrs IN SOW wv WV
and Groncd off Si,cr,i.. H'',''.
and prisoners w,tcnnI - 80
brown oil cnthcring o,' S'''M N, w
surface Of Tho v.,,nr hn,,;. Do
Jean .hud,,crcd and J,",,. ,,','',,
into the pru,cciio,, oc f,,.t..,
arm. '''
Are y.u surc vor.,o ~. ,,,.,
she worried.
Me" His cov Iounh v.,. ,.;
sive. Ridiculous, mi u,,r,iJ;.;,na
on n morning 'fl.. Tie g.. ,,'
colder SIM ..bnvo -, ,,,a ...,,!,
clouds, the fresh h,cn.c ,h',.
we're maze for hou,vu,nnc .r.,r.,,,
We"
She turned snilirn-,o 60. ,r,,
he had tainted
Through n ,lulI rod r,.. + ,.i.,
Curlcy fought his v.a..tn ronyc;n,,.'
ness. He was i'm a dido c,r,,,'.,
bed IN a spacious d.rI,crcJ ,,,,,,,
Somewhere "A mclr,lcon WINS ,r,~.
/ ing. And presently , tnir CO.,
' dice rrooncd the Sn,nish come.
A hand, cool ana s,,nl.r ,...,s
laid upon his. His r,.v,~.J r,,o
moved vaguely over ,ha Ir,os ,;at,
forehead bending abnvc him, ".i,M
its sweep of blond hair irn y.;,I,
blue ewes. II was , tcrInr .,,,,,
about the ,,.licat,ly hlu,,,J lin. -
chcel: ami chin Nuir,s ,,,,,,,.,r...,
about him. The ,,orin;.... ,..,..,.,
finger vas on his nulse. St,.ya. Ia,
Ills was pa,ting his .ond .h,i,I,g,..
His words driftcL cr,ZiIv " ,
good Job. Chancc',.r, =" ruei.
ta's spik"-hcrlci shoes annrcnr,,.,i
in running" taps. her ric,,,r, t,,r
swain before him, ,hc ,Ii,, &c
laughter in her black ey,s AVIAN
like my music. eh?"
Night came. And Ia- or,i,
And the blurred lines of ;rc r..,,
Steadicd. He sax i, ,vas ,E. ,.,.,.., 80.
bedroom o: the Hacienda With 49,,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-08
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i'''' - ! lied C':lcy
As I'll cute" Hy.L'it; course be.
i""," tt ar'"uhr'; an the dark
!"i 81 '..' .':..'...:f.... - tvo mon
"!:! q. ..: N.'.r .:,l broke over
ta.:I a." ;.".I:r. ".-.n.;I- ,..uu.
DIR ~ ".s.n.":1@' ri.w and shat.
ifiH.; "..""f. tie stunning III
l""t Z: whining lead against steel
made an eternity Of the :i..c. second
passage through The rare of sub.
machine sun fire Then STRANGELY
they felt :: ringing ",lcrc, and the
racing cutter hn"-i'h i."m again
Cu:ic? sid ,.l:ard ami grabbed
The lice! With Ii; lr., h.aI v.,,.I.
the H"&!Cgl iC.'. more slowly
"h;'E.n" Il r,,.'.ty lead. lis "r,u
":;.S broad auI fn::r,: We 90
through battle. ii. &.nur?'
iUu :,.id IT " Curlrv was cutting
the engine G0Ivn rs he av.I.-.,r,lly
struve 10 :iv..n" the boat around
his Eaze searching :or the speed
boat. Ills :;&ht shoulder aa"gc,. his
arm hang IA ~. Lut he seemed
unaware Il Il
the Mc".CIu'$ head vas clcariu.
lie monr2d the H!r"G rrn!n his rnr,.
with the corner Of his coat and
shot 4 P!aEse into tie dashboar.!
mirror. Our lucl:ee day. scnoY," h.
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-08
(1'llc End)
New laniiYa

AMERICAN FORCES have Landed on
VanguEu Island ilowcr right),
killing 300 Jar5 and capturing n
village. folding RcndOva Island
and Viru l!arbor on New Georgia
Island. the YaHls thus move 10
the third island i'll ti!cir advance
against MuEGl. International
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Our Thanks for Another
TRIBUTE

Once more we reproduce a letter from a we'll known disiribu-
Tor paying tribute 10 The quality Of Menhaden Fish Meal as a
poultry feed. and TO our service as a manufacturer OF this val
liable product Tor The use Of our farmers and distributors We
are fortunate in having such an industry as yours in our midst
as there is very material saving in transportation costs and
This saving is eventually passed on 10 The FEEDER" says The
Gull Coast Milling Company. We thank you and we are
proud Of The fact thai our product lis serving a vital part in The
about production Of food Tor war.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-24

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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-03-25

Navy"-Petty Officer Whitney Of the
Recruiting Office at Findlay; Skit
from the Junior Glass play, "She's q
Soldiers Sweetheart Devotionals,
Lois Albro; Music, Clarinet Quartet
composed of Donna Clymer, Jean Ann
Klingler, Kathryn Balmer, Marilyn
Jean Reiter; Song, Anchors Aweigh"
7th and 8th grades.
Miss Beatrice Bourne, former teach
er of Mt. Cory schools has enlisted
with the Woman's Army Auxiliary
Corps. She is now stationed in Mary
land at camp there. By informa-
ton received here she is st present
in the camp hospital with the mumps.
Her address is:
Beatrice <. Bourne,
Seth WAAC Post Hq. Co.
Ft. Geo. G. Meade, Maryland,
Ward II, Station Hospital.
The amount of war stamps sold last
Wednesday was S28.60.
The date of the Junior Senior ban
quet at Mt. Cory has been set for
April 16.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-03-25
RawsOn

Miss Ora Hauman of Findlay and
Mrs. Carrie McClenand of south of
Rawson spent Saturday evening with
Mrs. Olive Crozier.
Pfc. Paul B. Little of Camp Fort
Royal, Va, and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Pope and family of Lima were Sun
day dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Little.
Miss Lila Moon of Bluffton college
visited her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. r. Forsyth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Smith spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Le-
Roy Traucht and daughter Mary
Joyce of Bluffton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Porters Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Porter, Mrs. Lloyd Kol-
hoff of Findlay and Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Fox were Sunday dinner guests of
Mrs. w H. Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Little and
son David of Bluffton were Saturday
evening callers of Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Little.
Donald and Kathryn Balmer of Mt.
Cory spent Sunday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. o. A. Peterson and family.