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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-15

tom, re Sc chystaji velke ofen
sivnl operace. Jejichz ellen
Dude vyhnani NemcG z Afriky
Re Spanelska Sc hlas1, re o
pet velky spojenecky konvo.
proplul Guardianship prGli
VEN, coz patrne znamena, X
jsou ma ceste do severn1 Afri
ky dalsf spojenecke posily {
vyzbroj pro Francouze.
V Anglii sc sirf kritika v tbs
ku a We verejnosti mad poma.
lost1 spojeneckeho postupu '
Africe. P~oukazuje sc ma to,ze
|Nemci mali dost casu ably u.
pevnili jihoevropsk6 pobrezl.
a re tax spojenci mohou zines
kat pTflezitost k vpadu do E.
vropy. Ministr pro leteckou
vyrobu Cripps prohlasil, re br-
zy budou opet zahajeny caste
nalety ma Evropu, ktere byly
dosud znemoznovany mlhami
mad britskymi letisti.
Americke bombometne aero
plany bombardovaly v nedeli,
10. ledna aerodrom osy deset
mil ma Jill cd Tripoli a poskodi-
ly Hungary, budovy a kasarny.
Byl to prvn1 americky nalet ma
Tripolsko z francouzskych "a
kladen v Tunisku, jak bylo O.
znameno z hlavn1ho stanu spo-
jencG.
Nalet byl podniknut v sobo-
tn, kdy panoval pomerny kid
v bojich ma zemi S vyjimkou ma
Sahare, kde francouzsky odd1l
ma velbloudech prekrocil hra-
nice Tripolska a zmocnil sc
predn1ch italskych posic u
Tandashouti-M ellet a Takiou-
net.
Londyn, 10. listopadu. =
Essen, kde jsou ohromne
Kruppovy zbrojovky, byl ma
paden minute noci asi $50 an
glickymi bombometnymi aero
plany, z nichz sedm Sc nevrati.
10 ma svou zakladnu.
Vrativs1 sc pilot oznamili,z re
zapalili ohne v cele prdmyslo-
We oblasti Essenu, z nichz ne.
ktere byly viditelny ma vzdale.
most 100 mil. Mezi bombami
jez byly s~pusteny, byly te5
dvoutunov6 vybusne bomby
Prav1 re jejich aeroplany byly
slime ostTeolvany z protiaero.
planovych del a napadany vel.
kym mnozstv1m stihacek.
Byl to jiz patty nalet v sedm.
dnech ma Ruhrskou panev.
Americke aeroplany kladly
tez miny ma mnoha mistech Y
nemeckych vodach.
A DALNY
VYCHOD.
Americka letadla prudce
bombardovala pobrezf u Lac
ma Move Guineji, kde zbytky
japonskeho konvoje dosahly
pr1stavu pc jedne z nejtezs1cl
porazek ma mort. Americka lie.
tadla potopila tri transporty z
tohoto konvoje, ctvrty slime pc.
skodila. Tento poskozeny trans
port a diva krizn1ky a ctyri tor.
pedoborce ktere vpluly do Lac
patrne pTece vylodily tam ne.
jake posily. Pr bombardova.
nj konvoj bylo sestreleno 7a
japonskych letadel.
Americka letadla pax opet
bombardovala Kisku v Aleu-.
tach a Bouganville v severn1cl
Salamounovych ostrovech. 0
kolnost, re v Bouganville vyle.
|tela American1m 1strety ia
ponska stihaci letadla svedc1 {
tom, re sc JaponcGm pfece pc
darilo dopravit tam posily, pro
toze drive tam Japonci stihac
ky nemeli.
General Macarthur sc vra
til z Move Guineje do Austria
lie a navrhl k vyznamenan
cetne americke dIstojn1ky, vo
jaky a letce "a 1cast v Papu
anske Rampant. Macarthur
prohlasil pri tom, re mrtvf
Batanu byli zcast1 pomsteni vi
tezstvim ma Move Guineji.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-15

Nd VOJOhd Id pau OU We
like Luki blfzi Sc k ddlezite.
mu zeleznicnimu mestu Neve
ma hlavn1 trait, spojujici LIE.
ningrad S Ukrajinou.
V Londyne Ernest Bevin
ministr prace, prohlasil, re "ne
pochybuji ami dost malo, &c
neuplyne mnoho tydn1 a Hit
Ter Dude hledeti vstr1c nejvetSi
zkaze v teto valce.
"Kazdy ma byti resolutnim
a Tfkati, re v r. 1913 Velka Bri
TAME ma velkou pTflezitost -
pf1lezitost sejmouti THU s Rus
ka - a doufam, re to Dude
pf1lezitost k zasazenf smrtfc1
rany."
Ministr prace dale rekl, re
nemecka vojska v Rusku jsou
nyni ohrozena. Pravil, re nej-
blizsfm 1kolem je spojiti an
glickou prvn1 a osmou armada
V severni Africe, ably byl Hit
Ter vpuzen z teto pevniny.
SOVETSKA o N
Hlavnfm obsahem sovetske
1Tednf zpravy vydane 7. ledna
O pGlnoci byla zprava o obsa-
zeni mesta a z%eleznicnf stani-
ce Zimovniky ma trait Stain
grad Tichoreck, kde Rusove
postoupili behem tydne ctyri-
Get devet mil cd Kotelnikova.
Mesto bylo dobyto pc prud-
KEN boji. Sovetske oddly zde
p~rekrocily feku Sal a jsou nyni
ma ceste k poslednf velke zelez
nicnf stanici pred Salskem ma
teto trait = Proletarske. V te-
to oblasti jakoz i vGbec v obla-
sti Doln1ho Donu sovetske Cd
Oily obsadily deset dals1ch O.
bydlenych mist. Jsou to: No
w Mir, Alexejev, Medvezka,
Mimi, Vjazov, Verchnij Via
zov, Fedorovka, Vladimirov,
Beljajev, Cumakov a Kumcak.
Ma severnfm Kavkaze SOVIET
ske oddly obsadily okresnf me
sta Novopavlovsk a Nikolskoje
zeleznicnl stanici Zolsk, ash 10
mil cd Georgijevska a dals1ch
deset vesnic. V kalmyckych
step1ch Rusove dobyli mesto
Urozajnoje, 12O mil ma jih cd
Elisty. Zde sovetske oddly
pronikly jeste dale, al k Or
lovskemu (asi padesat mil ma
zapad cd Urozajneho), a spo-
jily Sc zde sc sovetskymi kolo-
Mani, ktere opstupujf cd Pro-
chladne a Nalciku ma severe
zapad.
Nejblfz kde jsou sovetske cd
Oily k Rostovu, je mesto Or
lovka, tam kde oddly genera
la Valutina prolomily nemec-
kou frontu. Tento prIlom Sc
neustale prohlubuje a Rusove
tn postoupili O dals1ch Is mil.
Jsou nyni vzdaleni cd Rostova
meme nez 60 mil.
V poledni zprave 9. ledna O.
znamuj1 Rusove dalS1 obsazen1
til zeleznicnfch stanic ma Sc
vernim Kavkaze. Tesne u Sta
lingradu kde je obkllceno asi
dvacet nemeckych a rumun-
skych divisf Rusove obsadili 40
nemeckych zakop1 a odrazili
protiutoky nemeckych odd1l1.
Ma vsech tectho 1sec1ch, ma
stTedn1m a dolnim Donu, u Sta
lingradu, v kalmycke stepi a
ma severn1 Kavkaze oznamuje
Sc zniceni dals1ch tis1cG Mem
Gu, a ukoristen1 cetnych del,
kulometG a munice.
Ma stTednf fronte Nemci Sc
pokusili O novy proti1tok S CT
lem Ease obsadit Velikije Luz
ky. S velkymi ztratami pro ne
pr1tele tyto p%roti1toky byly
odrazeny.
Sov6tska dredn1 zprava sc
vysmiva Nemc1m, kteri We
svych buletinech zast1raj1 sve
porazky ma sovetkse fronte po-
vidanim O odrazenych SOVIET
skych 1tocich a tezkych ztra-
tach Rust. Sovetske komuni-
Ike 'pripom1na, re pfesne stej-
nymi slovy Nemci uz loni kla-
mali sve lidi O porazce pred
Moskvou.
AFRIKA.
Vsechno nasvedcuje tomu,
re Rommelovy oddly opet "a
hajily 1stup v Tripolitanii. Ka-
bircL6 znrSvv oznamuii 10
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-15
Valka.

AGOGhd al 1IIQOd OVOu
dGlezitych zeleznicnich NEST
NalCiku a Prochladnaja v Kav
kazu a Donskou pevnost Ciml-
janskaja ma ma polovine cesty
mezi Stalingradem a Rostovem
jak bylo dnes oznameno We
zvlaStnim rusk6m komunike.
Ruske nejvyssf velitelstvf or
namilo, re ruska vojska re-
nou nemecke hordy zpet We
vychodnfm stTednim Kavkazu
a 1dol1 doln1ho Donu sensac-
MIN tempem a podkopavajf &C.
lou nemeckou posici v jizn1m
Rusku.
Nyni, kdyz Ruske postupujf
ma zapad, jihozapad i Jill,
pravd6podobne obleznf Stain
gradu, vchazejf 1876 den,
Dude brzy zdvizeno.
We zvlaStnfm ruskem komu-
nike Sc oznamuje, re cd stedre
no dine, kdy byla zahajena O.
fensiva Cd petrolejovych poll u
Grozneho, vice nez 1900 osob
bylo zabito a ruska armada pc
stupuje stale ma sevrozapad
pres Kavkaz.
Ruska vojska, postoupivse
80 mil ma zapad Cd Mozdoku
a 35 mil ma sever cd Elchoto-
va, zmocnila Sc mesta Pro-
chladnaja, kde Sc spojuj1 dive
trait zeleznice z Rostova ke
Kaspickemu zeleznice z Rosto-
va Ike Kaspickemu mort. Nal
elk, 80 mil ma jihozapad, padl
pod jinym ruskym naporem.
Ruske nejvysSf velitelstv1 OF
namuje, re Cimljansk, odkud
Nemci zahajili svGj napor ma
Stalingrad, padl opet do moci
ruskych vojsk, pc tube bitv6.
Morozavskaje, As mil ma Sc
yer odtud a 1875 mil ma zapad
cd Stalingradu, bylo tez DOLBY
to.
V souhrnu kavkazske ofen-
sivy uvadi sc We zvlastn1m ko-
munike, re ohromne valecne
zasoby N6mcG byly ukoristeny
nebo zniceny.
Ia IL dni ofensivy ruska
armada ukoTistila $50 nemec-
kych tank6, 100 del, 268 stroll
Mich pusek, asi 5000 rucnic,
$4,000 min, vice nez 100000
naboj1, do rucnic, 263 naklad-
nj automobilv a Is skladist
munice a potravin.
V teze dobe bylo zniceno 10
nGmeckych aeroplanI, ITO tan
XII, 62 della, 222 strojn1a pusky
a 800 nakladnich vozG.
Harold King, correspondent
Reuterovy tiskove kancelafe,
pravf, re Nemci jsou ma 1stupu
ma cele fronte cd Donskych
stepi az pc stTedn1 Kavkaz
pod silnymi udery sovetskych
vOjsk.
Nemecka armada zoufale Sc
snazila zachraniti Morozov-
skaja, poseldn1 svou pevnost
ma stepich stfedniho Donu, ma
polovine cesty mezi Cernikov-
skaja, dobyte V pondelf a Ia
cinskaja, dobyt6 pred nekolika
dny.
Cerstv6 nemeck6 posily by
ly dopraveny ma tuto frontu, ale
Rusove zdrtiIi vsechny poku-
sy. V jedinem velkem tanko-
VEN 1toku 40 n6meckych tan
XII byio vyfazeno z boje, kdyz
N6mci byli zahnani pc KRAFT
KEN 1sp6chu. Tisfc nepfatel-
skych vOjak1 zGstalo ma bOji-
Sti.
Ma silnicnich, vedoucfch
pres stepi jsou nalezany auto
modify vsech moznych evrop-
skych vyrobk1, zanechan6 ry-
chile ustupuj1c1mi Nemci. Je
to honda die hesla CAT cert vez
me nejzadnejsfho." R1dici re-
nou sv6 stroje jake Silent, ably
unikli pomste sovetske j1zdy a
rychlych motorovych kolon.
Mnoho nemeckych motoro-
vych voz1 je zanechano ma
silnicfch s plnymi nadrzkami,
tax re sovetstf vojaci mohou
je jen obratiti a pronasledova-
ii nepratele. Ma mnohych
mfstech jsou zanechany spou-
sly munice.
N9mci nezdrzujf Sc ami odve-
zenfm svych ranenych. V Kan
temirovce, ma pravem kffdle
rusk6ho postupu, bylo naleze-
no 500 ranenych Nemc6 v je-
dine nemocnici.
Ma Jill cd Stalingradu SOVIET
sk6 tanky, motorova pechota
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-15
AFRIKA.

Vsechno nasvedcuje tomu,
re Rommelovy oddly opet "a
hajily 1stup v Tripolitanii. Ka-
hirske zpravy oznamuji, re
britska letadla bombardovala
nemecke a italske oddly ma
silnici mezi Castelverde a Tri-
poll. Castelverde Sc nachaz1
35 mil ma zapad cd Tripoli.
Britska letadla ostrelovala ne
mecke a italske kolony, ktere
zaplnujf celou silnici mezi te-
mito obema mesty, coz svedcl
O tom, re hlavnf jadro Romme-
lovy armady az dosahlo hlav-
nfho mesta Libye, a re u Bue-
rat Ell Hsunu ponechal Rom
mel jen zadnf vote ably kryly
.jeho 1stup a zdrzely postupu-
ifcf osmou armada.
V Tunisu podnikla spojenec-
ka bombardovacf letadla jak
z vychodu tax i re zapadu tez-
Ike nalety ma nemecke posice U
Bizerty. Francouzove ozna-
mujf opet srazky s Nemci v Il
seku Foundouku v jiznim Tu-
nisu. Jinak dochaz1 v Tunisu
pouze k srazkam hl1dek, avsak
lneustale Sc opakujf povesti {
Evening star., 1943-02-07
Notes of Interest
To Society From
Across the Sligo

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald S. Senseman
of Takoma Park are entertaining
Mr.. Senseman's mother, Mrs L. r.
Senseman of Collingswood, N. j.,
for few days
Mrs. O. J. Gibson has returned
after a couple Of months with her
son and daughter Capt.
Walcutt Gibson. M. c., and Mrs.
Gibson, and their young son, John
Willard Gibson, in Springfield, Mass.
While she was with them. DR.. Glib
son was transferred to Maine and
she accompanied them to Augusta,
where Mrs. Gibson will make her
home while the doctor is stationed
nearby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman H. Graham
of Takoma Park are entertaining
Mrs. Grahams brother and sister
in-law, Chief Petty Officer Earl V.
Barbee. U. S. N, for week or so.
Mr.. Barbee is stationed at the
Advanced Training Center near
Davisville. r. l., and will spend his
furlough here. Mrs. Barbee came
east from their home in Glendale,
Calf. She will return with him to
New York, for time.
The Rev. and Mrs. Howard j.
Capman Of Meridian, Miss, are
guests of their son, Mr.. Elmer Cap
man and their daughter Miss Ruth
Capman, students at Washington
Missionary College, They are also
visiting at the home of Mrs. Cap
mans brother and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Torrance Martin.
Evening star., 1943-02-07
Of Personal Note in Capital
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Gusdorf Mark
Their Ssh Weddine Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Gusdorf
were at home Informally Friday
night at the home of their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs,
Melvin Gusdorf, celebrating their
55th wedding anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gusdorf were the
guests Of honor at a luncheon
Wednesday at Wardman Park Hotel.
Mrs. Samuel Revness, with her
daughter Lynn of Westport, Conn.
is staying with her son-in-laW and
daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice D.
Rosenberg, jr,, at their home in
Vienna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stephens are
visiting relatives in ST. Petersburg
Fla, and before returning home will
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Schloss
and their daughter in Jacksonville
Mrs. Schloss is the daughter of Mrs.
Stephens.
Mrs. Jacob Haas entertained at
luncheon Thursday in honor of Miss
Ruth Behrend, daughter of Mr..
Rudolph Behrend, whose engage
ment to Maj. Haskell Small was
recently announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Gassen-
heimer left Friday for California to
spend several weeks.
Ensign Frank Luchs left during
the week for Dartmouth College to
spend the next two months.
Mrs, Alexander Dittler of Atlanta
Is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Es-
Evening star., 1943-02-07
In New Residence

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Lathrom
have moved into their new home in
Woodacres, Md.
Evening star., 1943-02-07
Announcement
Made of Double
The Misses Ellen
And Elsie Smith
To Become Brides

A double engagement of much
interest just announced is that of
Miss Ellen Mary Smith and her sis
ter, Miss Elsie Katherine Smith of
Alexandria. The brides elect are the
daughters Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
James NJ Smith Of Alexandria.
Miss Ellen Mary Smith is to
marry Mr. Edward L. Wilmeth. son
Of Mr. and Mrs George M. Wilmeth
Of Takoma Park, Md She is a
graduate of Alexandria High School
and the Nurses Training School of
Garfield Memorial Hospital and now
is member of the hospital staff
and also of the Red Cross Reserve.
Mr.. Wilmeth is a graduate of Nc
Kinley Tech High School and also
attended the Maryland University.
He now is attending the Officers
Candidate School at Fort Knox Ky.
The wedding Of Miss Smith and Mr.
Wilmeth will take place the latter
part Of this month.
Miss Elsie Katherine Smith Is to
marry Aviation Cadet Ambrose E.
Hinson. son of Mr. and Mrs. AM
brose B, Hinson of Paris, Va. Cadet
Hinson is a graduate of Upperville
High School and V. P. l. He now is
stationed at Pensacola. His bride
elect is graduate Of George Wash
lngton High School and is president
OF the Virginia Upsilon Chapter of
Beta Sigma Phi and now is employ
ed with local life insurance COM
pany. Cadet Hinson and Miss Smith
plan to be married In the early
spring.
Evening star., 1943-02-07

telle Nordlinger. who had as her
guest last week end her son-in- law,
Mr.. Louis Marks of Evansville, Ind,
Mr.. David Wise, jr,, is spending
several weeks with his parents, MI
and Mrs. Wise of Chevy Chase, hav-
ing just been graduated from a
course at Harvard College.
Mrs. Louis Cohen was the guest
of honor at q luncheon Friday at
the Shoreham Hotel given by her
daughter to celebrate her 10th
birthday anniversary. The lunch
con was followed by cards.
Mrs. Sydney Lewis of Cambridge
Mass, is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Nat Aaronson.
Mrs Harold Levi left during the
week for a visit in Florida.
Mrs. Samuel Siegal. who has been
spending the past six weeks with
her daughter, Mrs, Milton Kron-
helm, jr.. and her son, left Tuesday
for her home in Vinton, Iowa.
Miss Jane Simon, who is a stu
dent at Penn Hall Junior College,
is spending the week with her
mother, Mrs. Morris Simon of
Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1943-02-07
Mrs. Saegmuller
Visiting Parents

Mrs. G.. N. Saegmuller of Warren
ton, wife of 1t. q. g. Saegmuner,
will be with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. D. Terrell. in North Airing
ton. while her husband is on active
duty.
1t. Saegmuller. the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. Lee Saegmuller Of Ar
lington, resigned as secretary OF
the Virginia Horsemen's Associa-
ton in Warrenton when he entered
the service He reported for duty
Friday In Charleston. S. c., where
ne will be with the mounted coast
patrol of the 9th Naval District.
Evening star., 1943-02-07
Judith Strome
Is Recent Bride
OF 1t. De Witt
Ceremony Held at
Marjorie Webster
Junior COLLEGE

A pretty wedding of recent date
took place Tuesday evening when
Miss Judith Chapman Strome and
1t. Robert Irving De Witt. Army
Air Force, were married in the
drawing room of the Marjorie Web
ster Junior College
The bride is the daughter OF 1t.
Col and Mrs. Frank P. Strome of
Baltimore, and 1t De Witt is the
son of 1t. Col. and Mrs. E. A. De
Witt Of Kentmore Park.
Col. Strome escorted his daugh-
ter and gave her in marriage and
the Rev. DR.. r. S. Harp, jr., of
Trinity Church, Takoma Park
officiated at the ceremony. The
glee club of the college sang appro-
pirate selections and the wedding
music was played by Mrs, Allen
Eney.
Pearl satin was worn by the
bride, the dress being made with
fitted bodice, long sleeves. sweet
heart necklne and full skirt with
4 iDliS IL dlii. n Ctl tlltJ VI vi dIigS
blossoms held her veil of tulle and
she carried shower bouquet of
freeSia and white orchids
Miss Anne Funke of Atlanta was
the bridesmaid and Miss Carleen
Owens, also of Atlanta, served as
maid of honor. Miss Funke was
dressed in pink and Miss Owens in
blue, and each wore ieweled brace
let which was the gift of the bride
They carried nosegay Of pink
rosebuds.
MI. Richard StrOme Of Philadel-
phia brother of the bride, was the
best man. and Mr. John B. Haskins
of Chattanooga was the grooms-
man.
Miss Webster, president of the
school, was hostess at the reception
which followed the ceremony and
the receiving line was composed of
the bridal party and the parents of
both the bride and the bridegroom
1t. and Mrs. De Witt will make
their home in Tampa, Fla, where
1t. De Witt is stationed at McDill
Field,
Evening star., 1943-02-07
Serst. H. T. Hayes
And Bride Return

Sergt Harry T. Hayes, U. S. M. G..
and Mrs. Hayes have returned from
their wedding trip and are at home
at Overlee Knobs at 6o28 North
Washington boulevard
Mrs. Hayes is the former Miss
Rebecca Brandt, daughter Of Mrs.
Robert Davis, and Sergt. Hayes Is
the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
Fuller Hayes.
Evening star., 1943-02-07
Margaret Grover
To Be April Bride
OF 1t. p. +. Scott

Mr.. and Mrs. Q. l.. Grover of
Chevy Chase announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Mar
garet Anne Grover. to 1t. q. g.
Peter F. Scott. u S. N. R. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Scott of
Cana joharie, N. Y.
1t. Scott is a graduate OF Dart
mouth College and a member Of
Theta Chi Fraternity and Miss
Grover attended Lasell Junior Col
lege.
The wedding will take place
April 3.
Evening star., 1943-02-07
Tn PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Cohen and
their SON. Stephen Robert Cohen,
are in Philadelphia for a few days,
where they went to attend the COM
mencement exercises at the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania and to be
present for the graduation Of an
other son. Mr.. Norman G. Cohen,
from the Wharton school OF
finance of the university.
Evening star., 1943-02-07
Dorothy Mccoy
IO Become Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccoy of Al
toona, Pa, announce the engage
ment OF their daughter, Miss Doro-
thy Geraldine Mccoy, to Corpl.
Willard Stansberry Hart, son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Hart, also of Al
toona.
The wedding will take place on
February 10 in Altoona, with the
Rev. George K Bowers, pastor of
st. Stephens Lutheran Church in
this citv. officiating.
Evening star., 1943-02-07

sary Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Hinton, February IA.
The family reunion also Will IN
clude the celebration OF the BIRTH
days of Mrs. Campbell and Mrs.
Hinton on the same date.
Evening star., 1943-02-07
Mrs. D. H. Campbell
Going to Phoenix

Mrs, Day H. Campbell. wife Of
Maj Campbell of the Signal
Corps. plans to leave this week
for Phoenix, Ariz., where she will
attend the 58th wedding anniver-
Evening star., 1943-02-07
Leave for South

Mrs. c, N, Campbell and littls
son, Robert of Bancroft have gons
to Alexandria. La. to visit Capt.
Campbell, who is at Camp Clai-
borne
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-01-14
Personals

erson, was a visitor in North
Wilkesboro, Tuesday.
Miss Georgia Greer, who holds
a position with the Northwestern
Bank in jefferson, spent the week
end with relatives near Deep
Gap,
Miss Edna May has accepted
the position as secretary to w.
B. Austin.
Mr.. w. E. Mcneil, Jr. (Jack)
spent last week with relatives in
Jefferson.
Mrs. c. R. Goswick and sons,
Carl, Jr., and Tommie, spent the
week end with relatives in Jeff
erSOn.
The ladies of Jefferson are plan
ming to hold several card parties
during the month, the proceeds
of which are to be used in the in
fantile paralysis fund in connect
ion with the Presidents birthday.
Miss Jennie Clyde Worth has
returned to school at Brevard.
Charles Edwards. Greer Ed
wards, and James Baldwin from
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were enjoyed after the program
ended.
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Mr.. J. G. Brown left last week
for Newport News, where he will
be employed.
Messrs. J. H. Doughton and
Waddell, of Statesville, were bus
mess visitors here last week.
The condition Of Mrs. w. j.
Ray, who has been i'll in De-
troit hospital for three weeks, is
reported as being much improv-
ed.
Joe H. Garvey, who is employ
ed with Goodyear Aircraft, Ak
ron, Ohio, visited his mother,
Mrs. Constance Carney, three
days this week.
Miss Mildred Sedberry spent
the week end with Miss Ruth
Tugman.
The condition of Mrs. James
McLauren, who has been i'll for
some time, continues to improve.
Mr.. Earl Davidson left this
week end for Charleston, S. c.,
where he has accepted position
in the ship yards.
Miss Grace Eller, of West Jeff
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MRS. LOLA DIXON, IS,
HONORED ON BIRTHDAY

Happy was Mrs. Lola Dixon,
widow of the late Preston Dixon,
of the Nathan's Creek communl-
ty, when she returned home from
church at Senter, last Sunday,
and found almost seventy friends,
neighbors and relatives awaiting
her arrival in order to make her
seventy-fifth birthday a more
pleasant one. Each one, from far
and near, brought a basket of
food.
After congratulations to the
honoree, and old acquain tances
were renewed, everyone partook
the bountifuIly- spread table,
which then was followed by the
opening of presents by Mrs. Dix
on. eve congratulate you, again,
Mrs. Dixon, and long may you
live" was the expression of
neighbors and friends.
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Mrs. Vannoy Is
Hostess To Group

The Methodist Society of Chris
tan Service of the West jefferson
Methodist church met last week,
January 6, with Mrs. H. R. Van
noy. During the business session
the financial report given showed
that the society is meeting all of
it's obligations and that some
funds have been paid in to the
church.
Mrs. r. C. Rhodes invited the
society to meet at her house on
February 10.
The devotional program was
led by Mrs. Carl GRAPHICAL on the
topic, "A New Earth, Wherein
Dwelleth Righteousness" with
Mrs. E. B. GRAPHICAL assisting at
the piano. Rev. Hoyt Wood gave
the Scripture Lesson. Mrs. L. J.
johnson spoke on the subject,
Lydia, The Christian Business
Woman" Rev. Wood closed the
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the Baldwin community, attend
ed the Rose Bowl game in Pasa-
dena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Phillips, OF
North Wilkesboro, were business
visitors here, yesterday.
Mrs. James H. Payne returned
to Asheville, Monday, after
spending the holidays with her
son, Mr.. Harvey Payne and fam
lily.
DR.. and Mrs. J. L. Ballou, OF
Grassy Creek, were pleasant Wis
itors here on Monday.
Mrs. A. B. Hurt is spending
some time in Washington, D. c.,
with her daughter, Mrs. Walter
Bauguess and Mr.. Bauguess.
Rev. and Mrs. Hoyt Wood were
in Charlotte on business. Mr.
Wood was called there by Bishop
Clare Purcell, relative to his or
dination.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Gambill were
in Sparta, on Sunday.