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Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-31
Living Costs Up
Over n Per Cent

WASHINGTON. Jan 30-UP)-
All living costs in the United States
increased 9 per cent during the year
after Pearl Harbor, making the to-
tai increase since the war began in
Europe 22l per cent, Secretary of
Labor Frances Perkins reported to-
day.
The Labor Departments figures
included costs of food, clothing,
house furnishings. rents and mis-
Cellaneous services.
From November Is TO December
IS. 1942-the latest date for which
figures are available-living costs
rose one-half of l per cent. Miss
Perkins said that the 22.- per cent
increase since 1899 compared with
an almost 25 per cent increase dur
ing the corresponding period of the
last war.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-31

iinue their college careers under
the Army specialized training pro-
gram. Their records and perform
ance during their period of basic
military training will determine
that.
FUTURE OFFICERS
ROTC students will be allowed to
finish the semester now in prog
ress before receiving a call.
The Second-year advanced senior
division ROTC students will receive
three months more Army instruc-
ton and be commissioned.
The first-year RCTC students
will be assigned after induction to
leplacers'nt training centers for
additional training in lieu of that
normally given during the second
year. Some will then be sent back
to college under the Army special
lied training program, while others
will be sent to officer candidate
schools.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-31
Nazis Say ParIey
Planned Invasion
BY UNITED PRESS

The German propaganda minis
try said Saturday that President
Roosevelt and Prime Minister
Churhill had decided at Casablan-
ca 10 invade Crete and the Ital-
ian Dodecanesc islands this spring
IN the Mediterranean area, an
offensive was to be conducted
against Tunisia by a stronger en-
pigment of United States forces, ="
It said. Air raids on Italy are to
he further intensified in the hope
that the Italian peoples morale
might be weakened"
The German propaganda minis
try. through a Transocean agency
dispatch broadcast by Radio Ber-
lin TO tell the true story of what
happened at Casablanca. Although
Churchill and Mr.. Roosevelt were
al Casablanca 10 days, the Germans
were unable to find out where they
were, until the participants an
nounced it themselves.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-31
Flynn CaseGoes
Into Fourth Week
In Ia. Courtroom
Continued from Page i

NAOIlllIl.tQ lIOLl rage
fresh. The weather bureau man
said he had no way Of disproving
Flynn: his instruments were on
land. Giesler got him into dis
cuSsion of how far a boat heels
over in a fresh wiud-and thereby
had written into the record the
statement TIL t the portho oil
through which Mss oaiterlee said
she saw the moon probably was
submerged at the time.
Then there was the case of II
year-old Betty Hansen. a waitress
who crashed a tennis party at the
home of Fred McEvoy in Bel Air,
stayed on to dinner, and accused
Flynn of taking her upstairs, put
ting her in a bedroom, locking the
door undreo.-lg ler, and attacking
her.
Flynn denied all this Other wit
neSses said he'd never gone upstairs.
Still others said the door of the
bedroom wasn't locked because the
lock was broken.
The state hauled the bedroom
door into court. and produced a po-
lice locksmith to testify that some
body had tampered with the lock.
He said he didn't know when; all
he knew was that somebody had
monkeyed with 1t.
DO you think" asked Giesler.
that it might have been me?
was out at the McEvoy house last
Monday night and I Whirled that
lock around myself about 30 times. q"
This Whirling by the chief of the
defense counsel, the expert ad-
mitted, might very well have nick
ed the innards of the lock. That is
where testimony broke off late yes
terday when court adjourned until
Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-31
Paul Jones Rites
Scheduled Here

Last rites for Paul Jones, Ga, for
mer deputy sheriff at Phoenix.
Ariz., and a resident Of Imperial
county for 20 years, were scheduled
at the Lemons chapel in E1 Centro
at 2:30 pm. Sunday with the Rev.
Or. H. @. Helwig, pastor of the
First Baptist church, officiating
Jones was born in Kansas and
died at Boulder Park Thursday.
His survivors include two brothers,
Frank F. and David j He will be
buried at Evergreen cemetery.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-31
Demos Hold Fate
Of Boss Flynn

and five Democrats have announc-
ed their intention to side with the
opposition.
That would give opponents AZ of
the 40 votes needed if all 96 men,
hers participate in Mondays bal
loting. They expect to pick up
others, perhaps enough for a ma
jority, from the following so-called
doubtful Democrats" - none of
whom have announced publicly
how they intend to vote:
Senator's Pat McCarran of Ne
vada Homer T. Bone of Washing
ton, D. Worth Clark of Idaho, Pc
ter Gerry of Rhode Island, Joseph
w Bailey of North Carolina, Ell
lison D. Smith of South Carolina,
Millard E. Tydings of Maryland,
w. Lee O'Daniel of Texas, Elmer
D. Thomas of Oklahoma, Joseph
c. OMahoney of Wyoming, Fran
els Maloney of Connecticut, James
O. Eastland of Mississippi. and
Kenneth D. McKellar and Tom
Stewart of Tennessee.
Democrats who have joined the
opposition are Senators Walter F..
George of Georgia. Guy M. Gillette
of Iowa, Frederick Van Nuys of
Indiana, Burton K. Wheeler of
Montana, and Harry F. Byrd of
Virginia.
Byrd. long time administration
foe, announced his decision last
night.
Il have reached the conclusion, -
he said, that the appointment of
Mr.. Flynn will not be helpful to
cur war effort in the Pacific and
will be resented by our ally, Austria
liza. even though this government
cannot express its displeasure."
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-31
Roosevelt Passes
b1si Birthdayin
Biggest Adventure
Continued from Page Il
White House TODAY.

Continued from Page Il
White House today.
Mr.. Roosevelt probably was trav-
elling, judging from dispatches from
Brazil and last nights White House
announcement about his conference
there.
The President has completed 10
Jears in the White House and more
than a year of the most terrifying
war in history. But to look at him,
the strain of important events is
not very noticeable. OF course, he
has few more gray hairs. a few
mere wrinkles around his eyes. He
is distinctly grave in his public
appearances which have decreased
sharply.
His close associates say, however,
that the President is in excellent
physical shape and, in fact, has suf-
fered remarkably little from colds
and sinus trouble this winter. Usual
ly he is plagued almost continually
by these two ailments during the
damp winter season here.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-31
Labor Incident
Ends at HoItviI!e

HOITVILLE. Jan. 30-What was
variously termed a strike. q work
stoppage, a walk -out. and a series
of conferences in Holtyille packing
sheds Friday, was over Saturday
and the men were at work.
At any rate, workmen in the
various packing sheds took time to
discuss the plan to get the K. K.
Sharp packing shed under the same
CIO union shed contract as is said
to be in effect in the other sheds
III the Holtville area.
When the men stopped to dis
cuss their plans, their leaders ord
cred them to go back to their work
and they did So
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-31

'SOIIUJIlUNd lIOIl dSt l.
Wormcd his way forward in the face
of machine gun and rifle fire and
oandaged their wounds. He stayed
with the wounded men until the
Jap5 were pushed bacl: by our
troops.
STOITD INDIAN
Russell, one of scores of Indians
fighting on Guadalcanal, is attach
ed to a signal corps regiment He
is famous in his regiment for his
seeming lack of emotion.
You should have seen him." said
a soldier He took a reel Of COM
municatiOn wire and went forward
looking for a company as uncon-
cerned as if he had been Strolling
down a street in lis home town.
A company was in a forward posi-
ton and mad been practically sur
rounded by Japs.
I'VE we're completely out of touch
with them, but we knew from heavy
firing ahead that they were in SER
ious trouble. Sam craWled forward
dodging from tree to tree, occasion
ally stopping to look around as he
dragged the wire.
Russell got through to A company,
enabling the commander to direct
his artillery fire against enemy units.
1 his fire broke the iron ring around
the Americans, and they were able
to withdraw to their own lines.
GENERAL ACTS
Gen. Collins and his staff found
a japanese soldier covering at the
base of tree. The Jap seemed un-
willing to surrender, SO Gen. Collins
and Col. Bush yanked him out of
the foxhole. Then they discovered
a second Jap, armed with a bayonet,
lying under a lean-to. Col Bush
clubDed him into submission before
he was able to attack the generals
party
A third Jap was found lying un-
der blanket He refused to come
out when Collins ordered him to
surrender The Americans surround
ed him and bush threw back the
blanket, pinioning the Jap before
he was able to hurl the live gren-
ade secreted in his hand.
The party encountered a fourth
Jap who grabbed his gun and tried
to shoot Gen. Collins. Capt. Melli-
champ was faster on the draw and
killed the Jap.
Gen. Collins dispatched the pris-
oners to the rear and continued his
inspection tour of the front lines.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-31
SUES FOR DIVORCE

Bert r. Purdy of El Centre. Fri
day. sued Hazel Purdy of Washing
ton, DC, for divorce. alleging eX
treme cruelty. They were married
in FL Centre, February ., 1922, and
separated hast March. Purdy ask
ed the court not to award custody
of their two minor children, Wayne,
20, and Phyllis, Is, to either par
cnt. Wayne is in the United States
Army, and Phyllis is away at school.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-31
PERUVIAN EARTHQUAKE
KILLS 80 PERSONS

LIMA, Peru, Jan. 30-CUP)-
Sixty persons we're killed and more
than 200 injured in an earthquake
last midnight in the neighborhood
OF Yanaoca in the Department OF
Cuzco, capital of the ancient 1ncas,
Early reports said that the town
Of 1000 was heavily damaged. The
town is situated in the Andes at
an altitude of about 12,400 feet.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-31

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-UPD-
The fate of President Roosevelts
nomination Of Edward j. Flynn as
minister to Australia today appear
ed to rest with Democrats Sena-
tors listed as doubtful"
Only one of the 39 Republicans
Senator William LANCER of North
Dakota-Will vote for confirmation
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-31
Words of Truth
Interrupt kazi

LONDON, Jan COUP Radio
monitors said today that there was
an interruption during propaganda
Minister Paul Joseph Goebbles
radio speech from Berlin todar.
GoebbleS was denouncing soho
teurs when a voice interrupted.
German people, God will punish
tie Fuehrer."
Four expert German translators
agreed that those were the words
spoken by the voice.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-31

Monday will mark the opening
OF the annual drive for funds to
finance the activities of the El Cen
tro Servicemen's Recreation coun-
ell. the group which sponsors the
free canteen for servicemen. SER
vicemen's dances, and other recre-
alton for men in the service.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-31
FIIER INJURED IN
EMERGENCY LANDING

PHOENIX, Jan. 30-CUP)-Avia-
ton Cadet Lewis C. Smith. Jr., "a
Of Smithfield, Utah, is in the Luke
Field hospital with minor injuries
suffered early today when he was
forced to make an emergency land
ing near here, Luke Field officers
announced today.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-31
TAKING BEATING

On the Russian battle front the
Red army was advancing against
three key German defense positions
-Kursk, Kharkov and Rostov. West
OF Vo.onezh. the Russian noon COM
munique reported, 1900 axis troops
were killed and $4,000 captured.
Seven axis divisions were routed.
The RAF delivered another smash
ing attack at the German submar-
inc base of Lorient in France
A Middle Eastern command COM
munique reported that units of the
British Eighth Army had crossed
from Tripolitania into Tunisia That
meant that the Eighth Army and
the Allied forces in Tunisia now
were only about $50 miles apart
and the Afrika Korps was trapped
between them.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-31
ASKS DIVORCE

A divorce complaint was filed
Friday by Mary A. Kendall against
william j. Kendall. She said they
were married at Santa Ana, June
%, 1897, and separated at Holtville
Friday. She accused him of ex-
treme cruelty.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-31
Scanning |. v.
News Horizon
OBTAINS DIVORCE

An interlocutoTy divorce was
granted in Imperial county superior
court Friday to Ruby Earleene
Fletcher in her suit against Thom-
as Hayden Fletcher
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-31
HE SUFFERS

How l suffer when l hear of
women and children killed and
property lost. But this, sad as it is,
is unavoidable Ma"be some think:
But why do we get bombs again
and again here in the Ruhr with
out reciprocating? Remember that
we have a tremendous battle.ie in
the north and the south"
German fortunes in the war SEEM
ed to have reached low tide as
Gocring spoke.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-31
RAF Chases Herr
Goering toCover
During Pep Talk

Continued from Page Il
States Army air force based on
England:
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-31
'Conchie,' Apache
New War Heroes
On Guada!canaI

Continued from Page Il
Wormcd his way forward in the face
of machine gun and rifle fire and
0ardaged their wounds. He stayed
with the wounded men until the
Jar5 were pushed bacl; by our
troops.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-24

italien, iette man i'm an 2ano. Sort
blieb er oenn, unfabig, feline Heilc
fort5uiesen. Wan tpeiB ni6t einmal,
mie lange er bort als giniieoler nod
gelebt bat. Man tpeiB nur bon auBerr
semobnliden Strenebeiten, benen er
ltd in ieiner lebten 3eit ieines 2ebens
bingab, lno baB tie nit 8erfen 6rilt-
lider 2iebe ausgefiiat mar. Mber bon
ieinem Sooestag an - ma iagt, es
iei 6er-15. Mara 1854 - bot oas
glaubige 8olf bon @pulien ME auf=
gebort, i'm, ben 2anofremoen, als ei>
men Seiligen gu berebren, unb Bapit
@regor Der 8ier5ebnte bat inn Sabre
1882 bieie 8erebrung gutgebeibel,.
Das Gelt oes Seligen &onraos miro
am IA. 6ebruar gefeiert; Die @ottes
lebniudt ieines ba1bbergeiienen Sc.
6ens iegnet au6 nod uniere gottper:
lorene 3eit.
8iel 8unoerbares er5dblt Sic treu
ber5tge Segenoe bon ibrem Seiligen.
9fu9 Bunoerlibes, MORAN einfaltigt
2iebe germ banet. 90 iagt iie, eS
ieien Sdafe 5u ieinem @rabe eefom.
men uno leien BORT niebergefniet, I'M
ibm ibre 8erebrung 81 be5eugen.
8abrbeit ooer Dibtung = lit es niht
Elm lieblihes 8ilo oafiir, bab iid
lelbit bas itunme @etier bor oen
6eugen 1nuB, Der bas Su6en unb oi'
Singabe bes bodIten Sirten i'm Sum
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-24

melt @elber fir sic grri6trng zines
eigel1en Sa1ptquartiers IN ser Sallpt-
1tabt.
Sas folltmbii6e gfote &reu5 fat
MIer. Diego @ar5on anldBli6 ieines
eoloenen Hrieiteriubil6ums NIT ser
Sipolito Ma6aoo=Mebaille ousge:
5ei6net, sic es ieine1 treueiten Nfit-
arbeitern 5lt berleiben pflegt.
8ie sic &an5lei bes italienilden
Irmeebii6ofs mitteilt, iino bel bea
&fen in &ublano otpei italieni,
i6e WfilitGrgeiltlibe, Don Wta55od!
aus Yiacen5a, uno 9on 5errucci @to-
randi aus Wooena gefaaen. Con
Wa55o6i itano inn glter bon 80 Sat-
rem 11no tpeilte felt 1911 oils aaplau
zines neutrality-suspicious. an oe:
Sitfront. 9on 5errucci tpat 1913 ges
boren uno berlab Dor ieiner ginbc.
rufung Elm &anonifat an g. agnele
in Mooena. Oa CT peoer gltern nod
s(ngeborige mebr belaB, meloete CT
li6 ibon bel 8eginn oes arieges fret
milig sum 0ienlte. Ct nabm idon
am Selb5ug in Mlbonien ols MilitGr-
geiitli6er tell uno pur0e 5u 8eginlt
bes porigen Sabres 81 einem in gfub=
lano fampfenoen 8erlaglieri-Gegi<
ment berlebt, mo- er feline Singabe III.
(Sortiesung auf Seite 12) y
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-24

perfloiienen sSabr oie 5eier ieines
300iabrieen geitebens, iopie oas so.
iabrige Subilaum Ser feierlider
&ronung oes 8naoenbiloes bur6 Sen
8iicbof bon Ntiiniter. 9epelaer lit
Elm fleines nieoerrbeinil6es 2ano.
itdbtden in ser 9tdbe bon &e1npen
uno miro iabrlib bon mebr als 600,,
600 Bilgern beiu6t.
an BEN bier Saupteinsangen sur
SnnenltaOt in 9ogota itno als bau.
ernbes Inoenfen an BEN atpeiten no.
tionalen MiiiionstongreB, Der int
Ipril letten Sabres abgebalten NOR
ben lit, bier Wfuttergottesitatuen auf-
geiteut poroen. Die meiblide Sueeno
.(Snbentuo Gatolica Sentinina) fam.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-24

ger nod @ot uno in LETTER Selbltbin.
gabe nablebt?
,&omm, Serr Seius!" Der beiligc
Seber SSobannes idreibt es ipie einen
lesten SbluB binlmliider Sffenba-
rungen am gnoe ieines gebeimnis-
polen 8nbes pie aller Sebniii6te
gnbe. Der bobe Siirit Ser Stride
frellt iid auf oas &ommen bes Serrn
pie elm Sduliunse -auf sic 5erie.'
I'M glternbauie. Ser oeutibe STIR
iteniobn miro aus Seilanosiud)t gum
Rilger. :. Bie melt tit 1,niere &C.
id5dftige 3eit bon ioldem Sebnen ent
fernt! @ie tief bat ltd ielbit unier
itridtl
SIT es ntdt 10, aIs batten mir Sen
Sinn fir bas Su9en perloren? slls
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-24
Mu8 Der 8eltftr6e

Ser Gotifan loa cine Wtiible er-
balten baben, bur6 lpeld]e Sic MebI
oeriorgung Ser 8epobner Ser Gatifan.
itabt ii6ergeitellt moroen lit. 0ie
Wuble tpurbe beim ct. gntoniustor
erri6tet, in Dem Ieile Ser 8atifan
Itabt, Der ais cine slrt uSnouitriepier
ter betra6tet miro, uno mo- it6 aud
bas gleftri5itdtsiperf 1,no onoere 9ln=
lagen befinoeu.
Ser neiItbeiu1te beuti6e @al-
fabrtsort Gepelaer beging inn eber
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-24

gang Dem gnbenfen bon gbrilti @ir.
fen nno 2eioen gepeibt uno gang in
8orbereitung auf einen eigenen leli-
gen Singang.
IS fam aud) 90 tpieber aoers. 9ie
anbauernoen unruben inn Seiligelt
2onoe, feline ourb oas ungetpobntc
&lima gei6mdbte @eiunbbeit uno ge-
miB au6 bic Sebniudt nod ieinen
baperiiden Bergen 5tpansen i'm, na6
europa 5uriid5ufebren. gr bat ieine
Seimat nid)t pteoer erreibt.
Srgenbmo in ser Ndbe bon 8ari
ober Molfetta in Mpulien, in Siio-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-24

meinten mir, mir tpdren obne Sinn
arf oiele grOe geiporfen? slls liebel
mir uns auf bieiem 2ebensueg nur
triitli6es Suben in lire 8irren perz
treiben9 beltte BON Oieier 8eae, NOR
gen bon iener? falt als pdren nil
glei6giiltig, an tpeldem Stranoe mI*
lanoeten?
Gottes S6ule pabrt Elm 2eben
lang, 1,nb feiner fann ii6 ibren auf.
gaben uno @rbeiten ent5ieben. Sel:s
iino Sic Miibieligen!
@ottes 8ilgeritrabe lit miiblanL
uno mir ieben nidt, tpenn iie en0ei
uno mo-? 8ir niiien MIR oies: il;
enoet bel linn. Selig lino, Sic @eim.
lpeb baben! - G.-St. 5. Go.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-24

pen, D1e 1td1 dttf 0e1 SoO mtr1ll0
freuen. 6ier unb ba mag ie1nanb
nit Dem @ebanfen ipielen: ah, mdre
oieies elenoe 2eben 5u Gnbe! - ilno
meint bamit nur: gnbe bon Scot ober
Gorge ODER aranfbeit ooer Sdanoe,
gnoe bon alen, mas Die 5reuoe am
Daiein binbert. $50 tp1re aud iener
slrme, Der ben gob freuoig begriiBte:
,,Siebe ba, Der Gob!" (Sirab 41,3)
Gas 2eben lit nun einmal bas ib0nita
@eidenf @ottes an oas @eI6opf, es
lit Seilnabme am gottlide,, 2eben ,,no
8irfen, uno muir, ipen es int tiefiten
brdnet, unl0sli6 uno aufs inniglte
NIT Der N1elle aues 2ebens berbun'
Sen au iein, ben befreit in @abrbeit
Der 600. $50 aber iino lie, oie es
brdngt um 2eben obne gnoe, brdngt
INN ieliges 8irfen, ordnet I'M @ott? ?
8as mir ieben Sag Inn Gag, orins
men unb oranBen, lit ein anoeres
0rdngen, unbeilig, per5ebrenb, 5ltge:
ipanbt eineln Sarmel bon 8ier, Suit
uno 8lut. gs fat niht 1,ur bie 4u-
gen n1iioe gema6t, es bat oas @er5
berfralnpft. Sn etpiees @ergeiien Der
itnfen, ins Nidts, oas lit Ser @uni6
10 bieler geiporoen, fonnen lie es
iiberbanpt nod gum geabOenfen brin.
gen uno 5u einem 8unif, Ser iiber
ben Sag binal1sgebt. Sic itnb miioc
getporben a1n 2eben unb lie mabea
miioe, m0gen iie iid) ielbit fit uaG
uno al1fpedenb balten.
Sc lit id)on beiier, mir balten uns
an Die Drdnger Inn 8ott. S6lieBlib
maren imrne tie Sic gripeder ibrer
3eit, uno penn mir genau auf ibr
2eben ieben iinb ite es nod beute
fir lns. Inter ibnen lit au6 ni6t
elmer, Der Inn oen @usgang per5ipei=
felt geipeien, modte audi ser @e9
babin our6 0unfel l1nb iiber 3ornen
gefiibrt baben.
Gold elmer ipar ser grobe &ar-
binal Nifolas @iieman, Ser erite
gr5bii1of bon @eit1ninIter uno Ct
nel,erer Ser Stride in gnglanb. 3dblt
oie Stride i'm audi nibt 5u ibren
Seilieen uno Seligen, 10 fann mar
ood) ieoen Sebruar in beiligen Stall-
men an i'm oenfen. Sbmere &ranf-
beit ging ieinem gnoe borber. Ni6ts
aber 5eigt mebr bie @elanenbeit ieir
mes etpigriibrigen @eiites uno oie fat
froblihe Sti,nn1ung in iener Idredli-
den 3eit, als iein oenftpiiroiger Mus-
iprll6: ,,Mir lit tpie einem S6ul-
iungen, ser auf Gerien na6 Saule
gebt!"
@ir baben fei11 benftpirbiges 8ort
aus benz 2eben oes Selieen &onraD
bon 8apern. Die 2egenoe tpeiB nur
@eniges iiber i'm 81 beridten. sic
er5dblf uns oies: =
&onrao, iagt iie, tpar Ser Sobn
bes &er5ogs &einri1 bes S6mar5en
bon 8apern. linn oas Sabr 1105
puroe er eeboren. gr fam in iu11.
gen sSabren mad &oln, Inn BORT 5ll
itubieren uno itano beim gr5bii6of
Sriebrih in Mnieben. slber es aog
i'm aur giniamfeit, nno 10 tpurbe ct
M0nb im 3ilter5ienierflolter bon
glairbaur. glber ielbit oas &loiter-
leben mar ibm nod 5u laut. Wiit 'gr<
Iaubnis bes beiligen Mbtes 8ernbarb,
BEG @oitergriinoers, berlieB er iein'
3eae balo pieber l.no begab itb auf
Die Bilgeri6aft ins &eilige 2anb.
Smyrna times., 1943-11-11
ASBURY METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. Robert E. Green, Pastor, An
noumces Services For Week

Rev. Robert e. Green, Pastor, An
nomces Services For Week
Asbury Methodist Church, Rev.
Robert E. Green, pastor, makes the
following announcements: Church
School, 10 a. m, Harvey c. Jones,
general superintendent. Helpful
Bible instruction classes for every
age group. Inspiring devotional
services conducted each depart
ment of Church School. Morning
service, IL a. M, Anthems by vest
ed Children's and Senior Choirs;
sermon subject: "The Imperative
Question" Youth service, $50 p.
m. Evening service, 7:30 p. m;
Anthem by intermediate Choir
with beautiful youth professional
and recessional. Sermon subject:
Believe in the Dawn" The Girl
Scouts will attend service in a
body. District Conference of Do
yer District will be conducted in
Avenue Methodist Church, Milford
Monday, November 15, at 10 a. m.
Bishop Hughes, resident bishop,
speaker. Wednesday, 7:30 p. M,
prayer service; Friday, $3.50 p. M,
Children's Choir; Friday, Z p. M,
Youth Choir; Friday, 7:30 p. M,
Ladies Bible Glass; Saturday, 7.3O
p. M, Senior Choir. Anniversary
Sunday will be observed Sunday,
November %.
Smyrna times., 1943-11-11

Pfc. David F. Wright
A. S. N. 32755260
475th Service Sqdn.
Pyote Army Air Base
Pyote Texas
S-Sgt. Francis A. Yeates
A. S. N. 33563084
Bty c, 4s9th A.A.A. A.W.
Fort Bliss, Texas
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Service column will depend largely upon
this kind of cooperation.
Smyrna times., 1943-11-11
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