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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-02
Mcdowell
To
Die Friday

Raleigh. juno .. (NID Governor
Broughton declined today Ia inter
vcnc in the case at Eli Bryant. Me
DOwcll county ih'tc man. scheduled
10 die in the States Ca> chamber
Friday for the Staying of Joseph Nc
Nicely last August.
Bryant. 80. was convicted in Ne
Dnwcll in September. 1912. oC FIRST
degree murder. He had been given
Two rcpricNC, bv Governor Trough
,On.
Paroles Commissioner Hathaway
Cross said he and tho governor
would probably reach decision
later today in the case of Purcell
Smith. %. and Harvey Hunt. 81.
Robson county Indians, scheduled
to die Friday for rape.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-02
Leslie Howard
Aboard Lost
British Plane

London. June I-lNly-N spokes-
man for tho British uyrr.ca.. airways
sad today that q British passenger
aIrlucr "dIsHppCarrd" yesterday on
route Ia England from Lisbon. and
reports from the Portuguese Capt.
tai said tho actor. Leslie Howard,
WAS among the thirteen passengers.
a Lisbon dispatch reported that
the last word heard from The plane
was enemy plane attacking tvs"
a Berlin broadcast. reporting from
Lisbon that the plane was missing.
said III was feared ii met with an
accident"
Earlier. the German communuur
reported that Nazi reconnaissance
planes had shot down three Allied
hoiHbcrs and "onc transport" over
the Atlantic.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-02
DR.. Dafoe, Doctor
OF DIonne Ouins,
Passes in Canada

North Bay. Ontario. June q
tATp-Dr. Allan Roy DafOe, the
country physician who gained
worldwide fame by attending the
Di"nnr ruintuplcts at their birth
nirc years ago. dird today of
pneumonia. lie was 60 years
old.
The five little girls. whose
physician Dafoc had been until
Disagreement brought on his
resignation last wear. celebrated
their birthday last Friday.
Dr. Daf"c died at II Il. M, five
minutes after being admitted to
Il hmSpItal here.
DIR. ID. \. CampDcm. of North
BiN, VIII" was At the bedside.
said death WAS due to pncu-
monia.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-02

Stopped By
Labor Board
Fresh Efforts by
Miners, Operators
Suspended; 100000
Workers Remain Idle

Washington, June 2-(APD
The War Labor Board check
ed the coal mine walk-out back
to President Roosevelt today
FOR such action aS he deems ap-
propriatc' and told the disput-
ing parties to stop their con-
tract negotiations.
UNIV President John l.. Lew
- and the operators rrprcScn
tativcS had just begun on fresh
efforts to settle their disputes.
which have resulted in half 4
million miners STAYING away
from work in the war vital in
duStry.
lI"w"ycr. sad inc board unani,
m"u-;y. "a:y agreement Oh The is
sizes by IN" parties while The workers
arc on strike" and thc nccotlators are
subject 10 strike coercion" will not
he CrIs!urI"d ar approved.
The miners and the operators,
informed of the boards order.
went back into joint session inn
comment. They had suspended
the meeting briefly while waiting
for an cNpcrtrd announcement
from the board.
Tie producers and United Mine
Workers President John l.. Lewis
had called another conference in
Washington with the express intcn-
lion Of going at the problem from
The beginning. This was decided on
after each side elected the others
compromise offered yesterday whca
the second l5-day truce expired and
100000 CIal digsCrS quit work.
'ftCriOr Secretary IckcS term
I'd their action 4 STRIKE against
thc government. AS fuel admin
iStratOr. hr has been operating
the mi"cS by presidential dircc-
tinn since the wage argument
came 10 a Ntalcmatc May !.
lCk"S. urging resumption nf work
declared Lewis could not escape re-
Sp"nShili1y cor the Sloppagc. and at
In" sdnf criticized "a few power
lUl operators Tor what lie called
their urCumprnmisinG attitude.
Lewis said the government APP
peat to get the mines going again
was Il matter TO be given con
silrrati0n."
IckcS estimated that only 80
days supply nf coal lies above the
ground. ard steel users indicated
their output would he affected
seriously in Il matter of days.
tn" secretary promptly issued an
rider barring rail deliveries tu con-
IInCr@ who 'uyC more than u ten
lay supply Of soft coal or - fiVCda
supply Of anthracite ON haud. The
railroads w"r" reported Ia have a 80
day upply.
A na'inuwlCh' dmout VAS suggest
I'd by War Production Board Off
rI"ls a. means of conserving the
lU% supply n' soft coal held by fine
utility companies but this idea WAS
'nlv IN ~" conversation stage.
The O'i'cC of Defense Transport
'Iii"m held rI1 Hnoihrr Siup-gap
measure I- possibility ban ON
n"'.rEscu'.Il rail travel and an ar
blirarv - per cent cut in train
mileage.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-02
oIiiER NAMES ANNOUNCED
OF PRISONERS OF ENEMY

-. Washington. juno 2.--(Np)-ThC
var Department announced today
w" names of $50 y. S. soldiers who
,'' hcld aS prisoners Of war. 59i ny
'"l'tn and &c by Germany.
North carolin;ans held by Ger
many include:
fliSt 1T. James w. Barnes. moth
w., Mrs. Robert l.. Barnes. route :.
Wilson:
FIRST Ii. Wuodlcv &. Warrick. wiic
ley.
North Caroinians held by Japan
include:
nc. Conrad d. Giles. mother. Mrs.
Lula Giles. route !. Clayton:
y wv. David Odom. brother. Charlie
d. ,dom. route 2. Goldsboro:
r. nc. Cohen Rowland. father
Nohen A. Rowland, route /, Varina.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-02

island and that all peri he'd IN q IL
nal attack against hnp"lc.s odd-.
ON the China front.
Imperial Tokyo headquarters
taciiIy admitted Il setback today
in fierce battles west of Tung-
ting Lake. where GrnrraliSSim0
Chang Kai- Shck'S armies have
hccn fighting to defend t'hind'S
vital "ricc bowl land and the
route Ia the wartime capital Of
ChunGkinG.
The Tokyo command. rC,"rtIng :,
its familiar propaganda technique ri
explaining = reverse. said Japanese
troops had successfully completed
operations" in the lIi.C region and
had killed on wounded 81. 300 Chi
nC>c and captured I.g23 prisoners
against Il japanese loss uI 10 killed.
in action.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-02
Pay-Go Tax Measure Is Ready
For Signature Of President
President May Sign
or Allow Bill to
Become Law Without
His Direct Approval

Washington. June 2-(AP)-
Vita certainty reserved only
for death and taxes, the Senate
sci the machinery in motion
today for final congressional
approval of compromise lcgiS-
Ia,Inn putting all taxpayers on
a pdy-aS-you-go basis.
congressional leaders arc con-
td'ut that once Legislative for
maIitic: are completed. PrcSi-
G'm Roosevelt will sign the bill
az At least let it become law
with these practical results 20
tnr average taxpayer.
II" VIII find himself for the t,rSt
I'm" ~ hi" lie paying the Federal
take. ~ his INCOME as IN, Cran~ IT,
either through u ~ per cent payroll
I".y which would 60 into effect July
J. Oh" through quarterly luSthllmcnts
".n" ~ tho basis al his estimated
he receipts for the yrar.
u" XII find. III most instances.
~. percent AIDED Ia tho amount NO
tArc'i'd tu pay out TINS year in in
rH" taxes. plus an identical ~.
i''r"n' the following year. but ihnS"
extra BILL won't he due until March
j. o. l9il AID 1918.
~" viii find from - To- 100 percent
81 VIVA: n" now owes IN inCnm" iIx "
.'"'"d. but I" him that Will remain
@i&"IN - bookkeeping operation IN
J. NJ income DECLINES or until the
second certainty dca,h-stcps in.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-02
Most Items Of Revenue
Fer State On Increase

The biggest pCyC"uiH!." increase
from la-i Nav came IN IN" most NJ
significant item on ih" 1t. the mis-
CCllancUu% bracket. That, where ali
general fund money tina, has mo-
where else {" 90 IL listed. II jumped
from 30 cents last May tn SO. ID tins
year.
While general fund revenge con-
tInucd lis upward SWING. going Tor
beyond the rn.i"Si estimates of Of
ilCialS. gasoline take. were still go
lnG downhIll. Thla item dropped
S263,O0O below lat Nav. At Tho same
time there WIS an increase Of over
Sl6.OO0 in the inspection fees col
Continued on Page Twu)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-02
Soviet Filters Continue
To Pound Nazis' Dromes

London. June .--lNP)-Ecd
army airincn continued Ia pound
at German airdrorncs last night
while ground activity was con
fined to artillery bonbardmcnt
and reconnaissance Is both the
Russians and Germans continued
To probe for weak defense spots.
ihr Soviet midday cornnuniuuc
said today.
Fourteen German planes were &c.
-truyCd ON the ground and five more
shot from the skies when SuvIC
planes raidCd Il German base IN trC
Lisichansk area Of the DonctS rive,
front, said a Moscow broadcast o.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-02
1850 Japanese Killed
In Attu Island Battle
By The Associated Press

By The Associated PrcSs.l
The Navy announced today
that more than $40 Japanese
were killed and four were taken
prisoner in the first 20 days of
fighting on Attn island. where
American troops have completed
conquest of the strategic outpost
except for isolated suicide"
bands.
i Navy spokesman SAID the g.
Inmate ui enemy ~lIIn was based nn
an actual count al bodies and that
the total might hay" been ~ Ia 100
per cent greater. Others Killed 10y
ing United StatCs naval shells or
buried 10y their comrades under the
SHOW Wds not included
Previously. the JHpanr." had re-
ported Illcv had 5000 troop. uu the
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-02
Pvt. Staunton,
OF Henderson,
Held By Japs

Washington. juno 2-(hP)-ThC
.""t Department announced today
NC names of l2i u. S. soldiers held
q. prisoners of war. IS by Japan and
~ 10y Germany.
:, 'n' at those held bv Japan is PVT.
iii"lry G. Stanton. sister Miss HazcI
I. S'duni"n. Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-02

Continued on Page Twu)
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-12
n Helen Isabel
KTebs. 81. Posses
Away Friday Night


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mnstfs NeEar aef agafh
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Rafsa aag a aaaghtefa Aifs
Aafian nfeNn Mrs p '
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Frank hse Jaesagn ana
ROY hyperion Ma8ie % grant
ERA sen ana mtnc great Msn
faaia8
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vga aFd aAzd ws huiit rs
rs asa - ths mraraissief 8
tire nsfnhefN al thr freaefte fam
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afaIa
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-12
FortnighfIY Club
Entertained By
Mrs. John CiFlot

~ 1uhn Cas
ts F.sngaty eah n hMk ~
- "Wednesday sfesn S4 a
Ms ] r TAagnn e rfe
scent presided
Mss Carrie Le HarFe ue
very tntaressln9 pager Sc TYr.
Hfsu - NORWAY ana ana
Faaan
A seeaai haur ensusua 1a
heasea serving cAieken salad
Arut cake ard eaffes e. Mre
aaaae J a Bos les G a Ira.
am A " Head Malea ark
su j q IDwe o Ii MuCn.
laus. r Thompson and paaisne
SnaGth. snrs Msssss Dora ara Be-
sn Cowan Carrie Bna HarraA
Clara Herring ard Aaah Haa
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-12
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O0uIIEI

tae fsiH saa
aav w
NatF sn
getting
81 ans 8 WHam M
DuHald from = Orleans IL
aeFe wCe q M an
8im ~ e Cfaaea 60 She pas
Naek
Mr. Jk K aou CEl
also M uare
hasine. = lar
dss
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Node Faa n b
nfoFEE fan N naa
81 ou m ae
wah mir aaek recovery
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-12
Double Surprise
Party Enjoyed AT
Baptist Church

a dauaie surprise party Was
staged rs members ri the Fnst
baptist Church a. Pascaeoala
Monday evening 10 honks of Dr
4. T. Ga1ank secnnd annIears
szfs Is pssl0fsna n A MafFtzn
first anniversary a. educational
director
The party was announced as
e department social An Hte
csfing program aas arranged
Wfth ~ n Robinson serving S
master u ceremonies The ur-
Prise feature came when :
beautiful caFzaRp was pinned on
Mrs Green ard q red rose On
the pastor taen Mr Marslon pre-
scented 3 ehenllle bedsprcad and
3 satin doun comfort e tae IS
innmhed couple The double
surprise came immediately af-
ierwara when exactly TIE same
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-12

ief Colt aa aHa.
Renuesh and Tenme SIS
sa8 With a NEs
Marvin GHecn
~ aFe vegs faspre - 4eo
Msa Evud Snisia 1HufuvmH
ss asis8 hsF o ffa
illness
AZ J B GlEan ana iislr
Bruce vfasa q hnne ad m
able Hssls wita Hrs 6faeau
6gnH8en ~ l. una & p Rod
gers and Families Is Tunara ana
naIiiuKsofh M Inn IS IN THO
fasaFt 81 tpe Delia GOTTEN bell
Mr. 4 son rsusa ARD iftena
aaa roula 81 Hgsg
Nege business e~ailsf 81
hlehia aengiay
Claude Green MHa ~ famf
81 : hf ieh from Uue SAM
Army n Texa s sanda
eatlan 0tfh has hfntae aiafvfn
Green Esd lauia
syrup making neaM gathering
and 3ees potato aiggsag em g.
s. the industry ~ H8Fef this
week
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-12
Hurley

Bette AgeLAad end Miss
a ss4txef len saaaa lor
fna @nsse t al upd
Elaee Meeks visiting NH Sc
Leeds hushand Nha IS n the
Army
kfa R8hegt iloaaH eai staiB
III TIE Monday Ntabi bridge elah
T aIsh seorN WIS su IS Mw
Ffsnea Clifford
& ana MIS- Thuesan sais1gf
sas daughter spent lae weekend
WHITING II SwitFer parents Nj
af A & y SWlsze
Al1 and Airs 1ue y kefasn
ere NJ Lewis Neha VISITED
+ Nlehn ~ GaH ca@ Mih
s Afaaeniy Sunday
1f s. an Get aaa Ma
s Taeuasuu a Taaaas
New 0ftaane wasfr thev will
1aaa gesal dass visiting ar
k p aa N Lau
parishes
81 m Mt 4 v Fuller were
te dAnnm case 81 ~ aHa slrs
Fuif m ou
SUNDAY
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-12
Tigers Win
0verNohe
$50

Te W nf Ts retur
H. Gre naHN aaaHn 8aas Nek
BIZ g. nafife Salae Desire h
81 HlJax So = 80 tae Tlg
Rrs3trse Ts pteTca t
f1arh ior a Dams tean
IS aacaknF es tseh5eNnk
T..res a. ae uaaus aa
scose6 n m A qaaTeT Tas
w aae naae ay Weiss 81
tar tire TaEefe nd maFchcc oeNn
a. err taarn m Weis
usAhaaMn N swea w}m 80
ge maf - fazFFa tron ue
saa Fara rt a eae ~ J
Fa-rarst a fe w yare lnf
kaaua seoeea 8He aa teacn-
aoen io1 The TIGERS m tae SIC
azs ceffg ~ harksng eve
srum toe f0ur Tae Notn Dan
tesm hed use Tigers seageiess s.
tAe tnfd pa hz enc IAEeE
aeRan o. maea asaAn m the
faagsa QuaEge Maen Rlezce went
ever Erszn se taoe Tcn Tigers
l0llaer5 ibfusEH N a 81 yaru
pass from Meiss e. faEgard
The starting fnsap Cor Mes
pufrt fofep Blanchard. IL
Simmons 1T Harry Davis LG
FauaEgfl c speueIt RI Ham
mend RT sgauief KE Wells
OBJ Jones XII Clark LII Fss
gard FB
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-12
Circle Meets For
Bible Study With
Mrs. !. T. BrontleY

Tbe Georgia Me 0shurn CIR
efe 81 tire Wuman8 Missionary
Circle e ahe Natia Memorial
Baptist ciHurch met SIS J.
r Branaey Oct = Tor Sine
luds
Tins was led ~ aae hostess Who
IS studs chairman sitter rou cali
rad been answered by eight
members
The ciree vii meet with Mrs
: c. CmpeHfeH next TUESDAY 8
terucon at her aaang IS SOB Tenth
street
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-12
Garden Club Meeting
Marked By Large
Attendance Friday

I1s msetinG - tae
aHa Club l8 Ffeas wa
marked - 4n especially
attendance en- the So - BOTH
cd ard nnw uemhH ue 8
HaH4ff 81 Fuest
TIE session taak d t
elah room % tbe Recreation S
81 I8In stfect m Waaeh tHE
ts far tan alternaan S n
sd nealtie and Mrs J 4 neIfIek
HeaftIa end ME \ EefracE
~ roses aHd paf - ~
taIzH arrangement
Ha Narfnnaa recreation
m OF iue ~
h tagsg
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-12
Union Conducts
Services At Grave
For /. F. Bishop

FWFefH Services 5g Joseph
ancia hfaap who aiea IT fhs
9ac Cesantv Haspslal after an
illaez - several weeks we're
conducted st Oar Lady 81 We
tories thafeh ~ ihc Res T J
Cagr TIE Carpenter La9al So
az @haeh ~ Baahop was s mem
hef e~eaaaesHa special services -
fle Machweiah cgua PA
bearers. nznmbafs " tie uaian
we're Z = JARVIS o l. Can
bell G & Knight " il stane
II 3 Harrison ana Il = Nes
paai
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-12
WADE


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ere n9Ni0s g te
8 tnf tam .nf
&n 2eA
lianss wefe aaF saf q w
AcEaaessf 80 f HuE 83a
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-12
Barn Dance To Be
Sponsored By ESQ
Thanksgiving Day

On tEte e3eulhN III Iaanksgk
lun Dag tie Glf4 Service Organ
lxalluu wtH sponsor . barr azzacE
ai the U60 beginning al 8
Ceioek
The aanee 3 log ule purpose
IS raising f4na IL b. uzsa "a
Nnfef ta5nznN service men w
VISIT ae Ns0 10 pascae8aa
Taeaa desiring tn sstens. sha8
aeg Ia roaaef wlth Mm Warren
- iHe $50
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-12
YWBC Spends An
Evening Bowling OF
Biloxi Last Monday

Ire Nm1aK Maenena Baasaa
Cah - p~asesFonis meff ne
nE IL HaNtEnR AZ Hx ~
- heasng as
nmtnk Il te $50 MaFaf#
"A a haa er chartered
f0rehara amt ae paFse arrived
at HnNs ~ Nsn gcmk a
hn M aae uaflnE 8sa
a ansg shaga6 at q ptagfaut
n nex
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-12
Birthday OF Mrs.
Wages Celebrated At
Bro0dwoter Beach

T ey of Mn 8
W Wa pleasantly
aaaas s tabla az BfN atel
fNaea oH Saturday evening A.
te SIMMER ea#eFs Ue a5a Is
Mf Ard Mrs Robert Aeu
ar III ard Mn n
ol Mos ha agaf Dr. and Mr.
~ ii afe aud M ans q
~ So N48
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-12
Miss Rogers WEEDS
Rupert Roberts Al
Methodist Parsonage

a Wsaaing q much interest 81
paeasaaa . N8al IL Mss Car
G re Rogers ana Runert / Hsh
rM Mah @a aaan IS
thn nafag1aas al tiae FIRST Mefa
olisf ealasrn IS pascaaoH.a No
Semhar 4
TIRE fHans m
lny re Re- EIsgqne " ulmar
maasu * Ns church
Tire attractive bride wsae a sat
ul mI85e1 nlar wiih matching a..
ceSsortas Sae Wme . cfssaee II
mnk efrnRtsaFs . her aHaa.
seIN
M Rahsaas CARES q H
.gousa atsait ofas ano ael
vrana aen lFuus M8con Mis- ara
until faeeutis was employed hy
tlau inrall sngpfuAlainN C2fps8e
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-12
Golden Wedding Is
Celebrated By Mr..
And Mrs. PGTsleY

a Hsanfnfau esezsI "a s aaFEe
ga ard feAssses
s eeraGae - ae
egaE annie - M
Hm George = ps ca
eur
Ard Is egasa tassE aasf might
save ghsf rssrsia Wglh saem an
G s en Sun8ss last Alr and
Y kepf apen HsasE
g m 4 ocl@k ~ sts aflef
81 ihrig nafFs on pan
STREET IN paN@ai
TIE nualh Ners received m
TRENT beaugfe. as8 ~ 3
faHufHt 81 snil alaa g m
6efus men8. while - tine
.amlae assn the eeHsfa aFnasasns
q nle nae hsnsnNY afaugu
1a eolh 90 eoa lee. was =
eaiaeTed wedding eske r3
win ahiie ana ad
During thc hours 81 fseuvtnE
Airs Parsley was pleasantly as
iea rs her daala Mn
Ore 0Nens and aaueatef e as
Mr. HARRY Parsley Wno served
punch afsa angel iass aquare
aea afn god
And tsf celebration @a shade
aeaals hnppy IS lhe pres
ense 81 uhc entire family 10 the
nsfsa. even 60 & sailor son. 4 u
PARSLEY Is ine q s CoEsi Guard
sac Was home rom Galveston
au 3 snuTt furlgugh
Other children who ser pres
rng aaih faeir families weFc "A
&. C4ruen. Harry PaFule. AMI
NlFs Osan Owens maa Ms Heien
a sans and dannhtefa wh0
Hae n Fsscsgaala s If
Mobile. and " II paasles q Or
age GroVe Thefe are also 10
i anaehAlafen and taree great
@anaehlidfen Ia ms family
Hruan
4 saaching tribate Is Mrs
pafsles who IS e the tWu gold
~ mothers 81 The FIRST NoE@
Var uoN bsina "a Paseagoaia
was the presentation 10 her ol .
anaseme china Vase n bAat
Whleh hela yellow rhfxaauthe-
n4lius ~ FsFn beauty Taa pre-.
enGataln Was made ~ Msk aUhn
& ant tas aiscr saa Hlaf raufn-
- Whn Vas attended ~ Nj
Martin Hennreh Prs dent q.
aae Wamana AuxlI1afx - enc
- esamala PsssG o ihe American
Legion and Mrs FIoga Ftftman
\ pretty hit Of sentiment Hn
connection wilh lhe elfi Was thai
MFs rarSisv and Mr1 Grant had
esu0n ap together from te time
e axa lfeV wsfr small eHHS Tnc
gill 8ss sram the auxiliary ui
: aaeh both Mrs Parsley and Mrs.
Grant ore acirve members
Il addition b Their s9n Gar
enee ahe lost hl lie ia tbe FIRST
Wmia Var. 81 ana Aln PAISLEY
have n. HAIRY 0no Wa with
the llath Ammunition Tram ard
us.h zgfHad oversees FIR twenty
tesu months
~ and Mgs pafHiaK as both
q esnsanla Cd two Is sc oldest
amIaa a. jackson euslnfY anefe
ase la-nllg 90 III Parsley AS ne
adea - long ia ans aealItt faas
.fae street ora which ~ haHne
~ beun HaHed ~ u
honor
Tae aesl3ing ceremony uniting
Naes EI8zahc1h Ssavti - GeugEe
" Parsley was conducted Is tar
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Sunday School Class
Has Monthly Meeting
With Miss Ruth Coin

The mCuthY meet 81 the Young
Woman class 81 the auait de-
pertinent 81 tne Sunday SchooI
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thing was dome for the Marstons
VINO Rad the secTet
IF surprising fae Greens
The musicians singers and
speakers who took part m the
program ~ tae evening Included
Mrs Walter Tneaefn. Mrs r. J
HigEubothaua Kiss Minnie Mae
Lenncp Mrs. William Lowe. Dr..
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Wv Robinson and II 3 Har-
rlsun
Mrs V + Robertson and Mrs
= W Stokes presided AZ tire
punch bowl IS tie party was
concluded u1lh fhe serving Of
refreshments
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