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the first air-mail It. Col. J. c. Edxerton.
plane from Philadelphia to Wash
ington; Benjamin Grad Holman, 33.
Air Forces, 4109 w street NV, and
Philip Dearborn Lucas, Air Forces.
formerly of 2730 Wisconsin avenue
NV.
Capt. Albert Jacob Headley, IS, Air
Forces, 219 Ninth street SW., has
been promoted to major.
Those advanced from first lieu
tenant to captain include Edward
Cuyler Hammond, 81, Air Forces
400 Connecticut avenue NV; Ing
ham Gallinger Mack, Air Forces,
formerly of 3409 Twenty-ninth
street NV: Charles Martin Booth
Quartermaster Corps, formerly of
4308 North Fourth street, Arlington,
and William John Cough Air
Forces, formerly of Arlington Viii
lage, Arlington.
Four officers promoted from Sec
ond lieutenant to first lieutenant
are Carrel Ingersoll Tod, 81, Adult
ant Generals Department, Arling-
ton; Stanley Eugene Disney, Army.
1881 S street NV; Galloway Monk.
Ordnance Department, formerly of
921 Nineteenth street NV. and
Charles Andrew Perry, Air Forces,
7077 Greenvale street NE.
The War Department also an
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| Army Couldn't
Find Man for
Commission
y the Associated Press.

os Tue Aseocidteo FIess
Simply because the War Depart
ment could not find him, James
Benjamin Coulston, Albuquerque
N. Mex, served in the Army's ranks
more than year after his COM
mission as a second lieutenant had
been approved, aides to Representa-
tive Anderson, Democrat, New
Mexico, disclosed yesterday.
Because he had postal experience
In civilian life. a commission for
him in the Army Postal Service was
approved August 10, 1912.
For months Coulston was over
seas. Recently he returned home on
furlough and asked Mr.. Aanderson
to find out about that commission. +"
The Adjutant Generals ONCE ad-
vised Mr.. Anderson that the Army
never had been able to find Couls-
ton, Orders have now been issued
assigning him to duty as second
lieutenant, port of embarkation
postal service, Brooklyn.
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nounced that Second 1t. Harold
Josef Barnett, rs, husband of Mrs.
Mildred Barnett, 1440 Chaplin street
NV, had been called to active duty
with the Army.
Col Edgerton, who flew the first
air mail plane from Philadelphia
here in May, 1918, formerly was
executive assistant to the Assistant
Secretary of Commerce in charge of
service bureaus. On active duty
since February, 1941, he now is sta
toned at Eglin Field, Fla.
A veteran of the World War, Col.
Edgerton first served with the Sig
nal Corps and later was commits
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ment, and Mrs. Headley of the
Ninth street address, Maj. Headley
attended Eastern High School,
Bliss Electrical School and National
University Law School.
Now on duty in the once of the
Air Surgeon, Capt. Hammond was
commissioned in the Air Forces in
November as first lieutenant. I'm
til a month ago, when he was or
dered to Washington, Capt. Ham,
mond was doing research work in
aviation medicine at Randolph
Field, Tex.
Before entering the service, he
was employed at the National Insti-
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stoned into the aviation section. The
first superintendent of flying opera
tions of air mail service, Col. Edger-
ton also organized the first airways
communications service. the fore
runner of the Nationwide airways
service now under the Department
of Commerce. -
His wife, Mrs. Mary Edgerton, is
now with him at Eglin Field. A
brother, 1t. Col. Joseph S. Edgerton,
1882 Montague street NV, also is
In the Air Forces.
Col. Holman. who has been in
the Army since June, 1912, is on
duty here and is in charge of the
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tute Of Health, United States Public
Health Service, In Bethesda, Md. A
native Of Baltimore, Capt. Ham
mond attended Yale University and
Johns Hopkins. graduating with q
science degree.
1t. Tod, now on duty with the
Army Service Forces here, formerly
was employed as an economist for
the Agriculture Department. In
Quoted into the Army two years
ago, he was commissioned second
lieutenant in February on gradua-
ton from the Adjutant Generals
Of9cer Candidate School at Fort
washington, Md.
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long-range forecasting section of
the Weather Information Branch,
Army Air Forces Headquarters. Col.
Holman has been on duty here
since December when he returned
from five months foreign service in
Labrador.
A native of Los Angeles. Col. Holz-
man is graduate of the California
Institute of Technology. Before en-
tering the service, he was employed
by the Weather Bureau as a super
vising forecaster for the trans-At-
lantic and Domestic Forecasting
section. His wife, Mrs. Katherine
Holman, and their 4-month-old
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daughter, "Kathy," live at the w
street address.
Col. Lucas now is stationed with
an Army Air Forces detachment at
Southwestern Proving ound,
Hope. Ark.
Son of Late Police Official.
A native Washingtonian Mai
Headley is on duty with the Air
Forces at the Munitions Building
here. Before entering the service in
April, 1912, he was employed in the
claims department of the Capital
Transit Co. Son of the late A
j. Headley, assistant superintendent
Of the Metropolitan Police Depart
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Jndt OF IC. Col.
Edward Henry
Foley, jr., Quar-
termaster Corps,
10 Tho m p so II
Circle NV, to
colonel.
Three officers
who were pro-
NOTED from ma
.jor to lieutenant
c o. mel ar e
James Clark Ed
& e / t on, Al, of
1924 Fort Stew
en- drive. Air
Forces, who flew
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I'D. {. Area Officers,
Including Col. Foley,
Win Army Promotions

The War Department today an
nounced the names of 13 officers
from the washington area who have
received temporary promotions.
Among the local promotions was
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The Classic:

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SETTLING, classic style dashingly
tailored in sturdy diagonal monotone
wool tweed. Muted shades of 600
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A native Of Pittsburgh, he at
tended the University Of Virginia
and was graduated from the Uni
versity Of Florida. His wife, Mrs.
Alice Tod, and their daughter, Bar
bara, 8, live in Arlington.
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I'D. c. SeIectees
To Report Tomorrow

A total of 70 District selectees
will report to their respective serv-
ices tomorrow.
The men, now on their post-in-
duction furlough, include 40 report
ing to the Army, inducted August
25; also % reporting to the Navy,
inducted September 8, and 4, report
ing to the Marine Corps, indicted
September l.
The list follows:
Army
gmsn Wss Maufe. f s. SS1Ts Sco1ns ss1nsrd 5ossph II
Jones. Ralph G. Beesch, Robert y.
Munden, Kenneth W. Marcus, Donald 4.
Anders, ABE McAvoy, Patrick j.
Allen, Thomas H. O'Brien, Michael j,
Anderson, stuart p. Hall, Jack F.
Destetano, J. J. Sheeder, Donald G.
Fotouhi, Abol F. Bryant, james B.
Roberts. FRED e. Deaast, Leonard a.
Green, Herman L., Jr. Lowry, roye L.
Lambert, Dale K, O'Bryan. W. w.
Rabkin, Henry Roger, Frederic l..
Nash. Charles B. Howard, Lewis w.
YocL1n, Leroy A. Hughes, Burnett, Jr.
Paskoff lsidore Butler, Richard E.
Donaldson, j: T., Jr. McCullers. Charles J.
Lyon, Asner q. Rice, John B.
Peters, Raymond @. Clay, Raymond c.
Navy
Ridley, willoughpy L. Williams, Willie L.
Bacon, Maurice A. Thompson. w. Edgar
Griggs. Kermit M. Thomas, Roy L.
OnIey, George A. Meacham. James w,
Sumler, Robert l.. Sanders. Ernest E.
Scott, Scipio BIZ Davis. Robert L.
SayIes, Eugene M. Jordan, Grover c.
Bowser. Russell j., Jr. Hunter, James A.
Lane, Robert X. Carpenter A. NJ
Allen, Raymond Young, Wilbert r.
Robinson, william, 1r. Strong, Randolph A.
PURGE Howard v. Matthews, Bernard J.
Chandler, Oskie Baylor, Tom
Abbey, Robert A. Washington, Hubert
Marine Corps.
Robinson. George r. Jackson. r. c.
Roots, Melvin Lloyd, Howard
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Three lmpor1nnt
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The backlog of any woman's war
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In the engaging way you want, with
pretty details, nice wide wrap, and
utility pockets. Spicy autumn colors
Sizes IA to 20. (Sorry-no phone, mail
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The TuxedO:

Handsome town coat of softest
diagonal wool with sweeping tuxedo
Distinguished by fine tailoring that
denotes really good coat. COO
In black only. Sizes 80 to 43. sROO
(PIas tax.)
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12

liber MnItrengung Oafiir benotigt
miro. @as mir bier perraten baben.
linS nur Elm paar aoitproben Ser
cielerlei yeeuerungen, Oie fiir oen
9sadfriegs bausbalt geplant tpernen.
WerOen lie iid) ourbieten? Die
slntuort allf oieie 0raee miiiien
lnlere Iral,en ielbit geben uno es
heitebt mobl fein 9rpeifel, oaB iie es
tiln iueroen. @er febrt beute nod
nit Dem 8elen, penn er einen
Staubiaueer benuten fann? @er
lIBt iif nod SIS ins 8aus iblep-
pen, menn Ger eleftriide ooer 0urh
Gas betriebene &iiblibranf our Ser,
fiigung itebt. Ias rIiihlein oed
oihr Oes Qfdrhens miro tpobl ME
sur poafommenen @irfIihfeit per-
oen, aber mir iino beute Ser Ser,
mirflihung 10 nabe gefommen, mie
es mobl nur menlfenmoglih lit.
so mag Ser &riee uns elm gu.
tes brineen: 6ortibritte i'm Bau.
peien, in Sausbalt uno @irtid)aft,
sic uns in nurmalen Jrieoensaelten
pieaeibt ME ooer crit piel Ipdter 5u.
tell se1porben tpdren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12

item Sllgenben. Mun fann periteben.
Bob cine anoere Situation ein anbe.
res rrteil er5eust, aber Wh,iiolini
anberte iih peoer in ieinem Gbas
rofter nod in ieinem Siel. gr log
lid) sur Wtaht bod; er erbielt feline
Maft burb 8elpult unb &ries; er
,eritorte bas gelte nno bas Sdop.
ieriihite bon Dem, mas in Sen Sop.
fen ser Staliener unO in ibren
Snititutionen porbanSen tpar. Wir
pollen nidt pergeiien, oaB es at
ser 3eit, ais er iein 3erltOrungs.
Uerf perribtete, Nfanne uno Jrau-
en- CAB. oie be 3erit0runs nit 0ei-
oenIdlait 8eifoa 5ollten uno lie als
cine Ser eroben Seiltungen unierer
3eit riibmten. @enn es aur gr-
neuerung Ser eurppGiif,. Temofratie
fommt, lit niht elmer BON ienen,
Sic in oieiem biqisen YrabIer eine
id0pieriid)e &raft iaben, 5u Der
6oroeruns bered)tist, oaB mir iein
llrteil eipeftieen. Die Demotratic
fann nur bon ienen erneuert tper-
Sen, oeren @laube in ibre 9usenoen
unuanoelbar uno un5eritorbar lit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12

einSelne arbeitspIat oireftes 2iht
crbGlt.
Gin befanntcs. Snouitrietperf in
ScIebo, Ohio, seigt in elmer vMu-
iterfiids Ser 3uflnIt" einen bort
,pntal onsebradten aiiblici,ranf, ser
iid, ser Mrditeftur bes Gaumes an-
pnbt unb gIeid;eitig &iife uno gB-
niite bon chamber trennt Gr fanll
icpohI BON ser &iifenicite, ME bon
ser Niid)e aus eeoiinet ueroen, bat
rptierenoe gprte, 10 onb es eben.
10 eiuIat lit. sic gefiiblten Speilen
oui Ser NiIhcnieite berausjuneb-
men, pie pom ser aiiden'eite aus
Sfeitc coer Spe'ien binein 81 lteacn.
Ser aiibIic1ranf bat gliierne Shie-
hetiiren. sln ser einen Seite ld)lieBi
iif an Sen aiiblihranf Elm 8eIhirr-
ihranf. Ser lid) gIeihials BON Ser
Slide lpie ppn Ser 9tiid,e aus ofinen
lGbt, unb an oere anberen Seite lit
ne geifidte Gurrihtung gum
Sarotiiher- Erofnen angebraht, in
Norm zines fIeinen Shrdnfhens,
IN Sem sic @dlhe mauiidaia burh
fiinitIife @Grme, sic bur6 bas
eleftriidp, Spitem oes Giiblihranfs
erSeugt miro, trpdnet.
llnb mas meillen Sic mpbl, nerte
Samen, in 3ufl,nft brauhen Sic
nif,t mebr an Ser Muipalb Die
Sihne fiir nnrmes unb fnltes Wal'
'cr nit Ser Sano au5ubreben. Sic
meropn ourd) 6uBpooale reguliert
@enn Sic oie slusgabe rift ihcu,
eli, fornen Sc aud, einen altomati.
fd,en 8eifirrlpaiher inItallieren,
ser in Scr NntfriegsSeit erlhmina.
liher meroen iou, 10 Oab er nibi
r'ehr sic slusnabne, ipnoern SIC
Gegel bebeutet. Spgar bie &oftOpfC
meroen onbers iein als mir lie Bis
her gepobnt paren uno etrpas gan;
Meles lit nit einem Serpierlpasen
gelhaiien, Ser eine 8Grme-N btei
hing bat, IN Sic fertige Speien aus
hem Sfen eeihoben weroen. MuBer'
oem lit geniiseno Elab porbanSen
sur sluinabme oes tGsliden 2einens
@eIhirrs uno Silbers, oas benot!g!
miro.
! Sas mag Sbnen nod allcs nit
3uflnftsmtiif pprfomnlen, Bic MIDI,
10 reht fiir Die Iurif)nittsbausfral
! erflingen miro, ouh seben mir mob
! niht febl, uenn mir erlparten. oai
Ste un5Gbligen ,srauel,, Die - tpenr
iie nah DEM ariege BON ibrer mob
regulierten slrbeit am laufen0et
ganoe Ser &iiitl,ngsiobrifen in ibr,
Sausbaltungen Suriidfebren - aud
tier rerlangen lperben, OaB lie ibrt
sIrbeiten 10 perrihten fonnen, 0ai
Gin Winimum bon 3eit uno forper
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
Ncfornt Scr III
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Gnbe Nopember 1912 tpar es, oils
ans Bolton Bic GntIaten erregenoe.t
giuhrihten iipsr oen @rano inn Cocoa
NIT 8rope 9tadtflltb famen, einen,
0rano, ser mebr EoSesopier foroerte
els Dies bon irgenoeiner friibere7
alnerlfnnilfen &ataltropbe oieier Mrt
Jelagt iperSen fann. geboroen uno
Fublifum gnitons batten ear nibt
>aran geslueifelt, bnb Die Staot iid)
elnes bprbllblid)en granS'd)utipeiens
,rfrene, uno es bieB, Die 9raro- SSn-
peftlon lei iiber5eltgt nelpelen, bab
>len GorIbriften tiniihtlif feuer-
jihercr 8ultipeile in bem 3lub &C.
liige geld)eben tpGre Sennoh beburf
2 IS nllr zines I'M iheinbaren 3ufaus,
nm, in @erbl,olng nit einem Ser.
neen meniflid)er Nerpen, Elm 8rana.
unbeil beraii5ubeibpSren, Dor oen,
,ie Menifbeit ielbit i'm &riessiabrc
1912 in Sral.er ibr Saupt perbiiate
Wfit Der Srauer mar es aber nihi
,etan Die ltnteriuhl!ne. oie Dem
granOe folgte, lieb feinen 3tpeiie!
>aran, baB es elm perbdngnisboIle,
S.rtllnl srnr. ais Oie 8oitoner 8e
)Oroen annabmen, has ortlihe8rane
Gusueier itebe auf ser S0be feline,
slfgaben. 1atIadlib ipurben erl
lndj Ser 1rasooie i'm Na6tflub aeit
'endBe 8eitilrmungen setrofien, sic
orpeit Dies iiterbaupt mosIid lit
aeniblibe Siderbeit in Beb6uoe,
'om Emp bes 9enannten Glub berbiir
zen. 0ie Metropole 9tetp gngIanSs
mite eben feline Musnabme gemad
'nn Der alte:i grfabrune, bab eri
,Gfendenopier unertort" geiaaet
Elm miiiien, bepor an Sic 8eieitigun,
ION rBranSfallen" berangeeangel
miro.
8liifliherlueiie iinb Die 2ebre,
ses iiingiten Maiieniterbens in cine,
| ;robitdbtiid)en Geuerfaae audi BEL an
oeren Stdoten nid)t unbeadtet geblie
Sen. Sn pielen Staaten tpur6en Ser
oranungen III &raft gelett. beiierel
granoidnls fir Veriommlunes. uni
ergniigungslofale 81, baben. gs ia
large 9enllg geoauert bis Dorltrif
ten 5u Yapier eebrad,. tpuroen, oi
ll6tie maren fit langf 9eit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12

So!eoo, Sbio (G. E.) Die
Seute, Die et1pas ouppn peritebell
outen ueriidern, oab Die gtaf.
friegs5eit Sen Sauirauen in &iihs
uno @irtid)ait Nauerungen beid)e.
rem miro, sic ibre fiibniten Sruume
uno Grnortl1ngen iibertrciien. Gas
ein5is 9eoouerlihe an Ser Snhe lit
nur, Dab Die belltige uielbeId)df ftigte
Sausirau, sic auberoen nod loren
Soften in ser Griegsinouitrie pber
an ser Seimatsiront alls5uiiillen
bot, nift lfon BON oieien arbeits.
unb jeitipnrerbcn griinonnsen pro
iitieren fann.) So un5laubl;d, eS
fllngen mag, geraoe ser &rie9 tit
perantlportlib fir sic pielen neuen
griinoungen in oieier S;niic1t, oenn
bel Ser Geriorgung urS 9efCiti9una
ser Sruppen iab man Iid) 9enotigt
lan5 nele @eae III beidlreiten.
Sarnus eraaben ittl sunuhit sic
grperimente nit Sen fomprim:ertcr
lno oebDorierten Sebensmitteln, b,e
Iiir uniere Sruppen lpegen Haltnrs
eriparnis nit grpbem gricls uno
in iteigenoem NtaBe perpenoet ners
Sen unb bie iih nod Trieoens 'hlllB
auh mebr uno mebr i'm Sausbnlt
einbiirgern Oiiriten, NO Die rbebp'
rrierten Suppen", oeren Gprluuier
Nie brapen alten 9ouillonpiiriel ma-
rem, Ifon iett if)nea 2iebhnber ges
iurben haben. &pn ben 2ernsmit.
tcln mplen mir bier aber nit)t lpres
den, ipnoern BON ben Serbeiierun.
gen, Ole mir an unIeren eleftri'hen
Sefen unb &iibIIfrdnfen mo onoe.
rem @irtihaftsg sgegenitGnben erpnr.
ten fonnen. 8las miro in Iteigenben1
afaBe oerpenOet peroen unb ourdl
oe in Ben HiiItungsperfen gemad.
ten griabrungen, in oenen ieber
rnniise Sanogriif an Ben MnIdIilen
prrmieoen miro. ioll old) I'M Sous-
balt Ser 3ufllnft sic Sausirau fei-
ner unniisen @iiferei mebr ausac-
Ieet iein, oenn nad) Moslihfe:t
iclen Sitgeleeenbeiten, Glide uIip.,
perltellbnr lperoen, nm lie in ieoe,
8roBe an5upaeiin. Die leioigen, mad,
auBen ihlpingenoen Siiren ser 8e.
Id,irrihrinfe uno anoere Shranfc
ioaen ourh Sd)ietetiiren eriest iper.
sen mS gafoien lperoen 10 fonitrli-
iert lem, bab niht crit mehrerc
aniebeuaen unb arSere afrobatild)e
&unltItiife notig iinb, I'm ieltltellen
ST fonnen, Oh ser &uhen Sic uotige
l!eblidpe grdune erreid)t bat. Shon
feute neiien Sc neuelten Sefer
0lastiiren aui, Ourd, b:e bie Spei.
| len beobahtet merbeu fonnen. @e.
IonSere Sorgialt miro man ser 9e
leuhtuna in Ser Slide Sufomner
lniien uno oafiir iorsen, oaB iebel
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
Bosbaft.

Nls 2uotuig Der Bier5ebnte i1tper
franf in Calais lag, rettete i'm eine
beitimmte Meoi5in. sls ipGter Ma.
iarin franf tuuroe, CAB man inn Die.
lelbe Nr5nei. Ma3arin aber itarb.
Gin geiitreider Mann iaste 6a.
hials: ~@ebere6eit lei bieie Mranei!
sic bot Grantrei9 UueimaI eerettet. "
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
Granfreid
Cppoiition in Der Snbpap

Wie elm Jran3oie, Ser Dor fursem
bier antam. er3dblt, maht es ben
poriiern groben Spab, Die 0eut-
iden in Der untergrunobobn gu dr.
germ. Die Gran5oien MAIDEN es lib
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
Sornrner ist
keine Zeit
die Beschwerden Won
Hartleibigkeit zu leiden

Wenn funktionale Hartleibigkeit an-'
dauert und Sic miserabel, nerves und
irritiert fiihlen und an deren Symp.
tome Observation-Disclosures, tbler
Mundgeruch, verstimmtem Magen, Yer.
dauungsst0rung, Schlaf. und Appetit.
losigkeit und Ihr Magen fiihlt vol Won
Case und Blahungen-besorge Sic sich
Forni's zeiterprobtes Alpenkrauter.
Mehr ais Elm Abftihrmittel, es ist auch
cine Magentatigkeit anregende Medi'
Gin, hergestellt aus l8 der Natur eige.
men medizinischen Wurzeln, Kriutern
und Pflanzen. Alpenkriuter brinst
trige Dirme zum Arbei.
ten und hilft, verhirteten -
Abfall sanft umd leicht NH
ausxuscheideD, sowie die saeG
durch Hartleibigkeit yer. Mu
ursachten Case zu yertrei. HH;
ben und gibt ".H
dem Magen das ~M
angenehme &c. MN
ftihl von Wirme. A-NN
Einzunehmen M rosSk
vie auf dem Ell. M ..AIp.et
kett angegeben. N AR4IfrNvA
Wenn Sic die SEk
Er.uJ.,, ~1;;cG1;.
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Nus SpQNipoob.

&inoItar: nSier, mein 9iebling.
Oas lit bein neuer Batter"
Sodterhen: vWoQen Sic 10 gut
iein mnb Elm paar gBorte in nein
3aitebud) einiragen9"
Bait: raellner, oie Yortionen ihei.
acn mir aber in letter 3eit iebr niel
titiner getuorben 81, fein."
&ellner: vTas lit MIR eine optiide
Saltifung, mein &err. Seitoem 6as
9ofal pergroBert tporben lit. ieben
'ie fleiner aus, bas lit aaes."
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-24
Baptist | Mon to
Have Study Course

y study course for the Baptist
Training Union OF the FIRST Baptist
chm ch will be held next week. be-
ginning Sunday evening al o'clocK.
Announcement; of the faculty.
books. and othe. details has been
mace and is as follows: the Junic.
union Will study Bible Heroes
(2Gc) and Will be taught by Miss
Agnes PegI am: the Intermediate
Union will study Training in Bible
Study (26c). under the direction uf
Mrs. z. J. Jones: and the young poo
pie and adults VIII study Our
EiElc" (i2c) under the leadership
Of the pasto". E. Nortleet Gardner
The attendance goal has been set !,
so.
The time OF the meetings is seven
O'clock Sunday evening. and p.
IN. Monday through Friday. The
course will close ON Friday evening
with a social following the class pc
'iOd
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-24
JunaluSka Program
VIII Feature Missions

Lake unaluSka-Leadc:S in tine
Woman's Society OF Christian Sc.v-
ice OF the Methodist church in North
Carolina are expected to attend Il
school OF III. -s.ons mere IN large mimi
berS. The ScnOu. which is helq in
connection wit. an annual Mission
airy Conference. Will meet from July
70 through August 3 and Will pres
ent some of the most able leaders
IN the field. Among those who will
teach Glasses are Miss Mary Lou
BarnWell, executive secretary. but
!eau OF urban work: Miss Sallu Lou
McknlnOn. executive secretary for
China. Central and South Africa:
Mrs. Helen E. Bourne. secretary OF
missionary education: and Miss
Helen johnson. secretary OF women,
young women's and girls work Tor
the denomination.
The program viii! also !ca,uie
forums and special addresses. Pres-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-24
North CIruliniLIi. Helm
In Norfolk Drica>r Area

Eluu tuIlCn,. tuu,.U2..'l.i!ui-
Christian c!urylt- u r., Norfolk.
Va. ;rc.r impressed D.: the uvvu lea.
Christian !uIHI.g; . 'Hr multi
tudes OF new famine. vino A..Ir NOV
ed into THIS dciri,s, CITY IuI uuIi:a-
boring Communities. A:., called up
on denOlnIn&t!u!..I lr.,G-! 90 come
TO their a!d. CHGcE tie t..rC,tuu uf
Rev. +. {. Lester al tia. community.
prOlnCtlunal stCyCtd., al '." Suulh-
ern Convention II .,aust..Itlah.l
Christians. Il number 90 ministers.
and young peoples N...,.- nave
Voluntec.cu ior Temporary work and
have been given leave ,l aJsrLvr
by their regular chuTcuv>. Dorothy
Hendrix OF Greensboro. youth
leader. is among those wuJ are aid
ing in Il recreation program and con-
Quoting vacation church schools for
the children OF Wdr workers Miss
Hendrix Wi. work particularly II
the new trailer camp scct!o. IL
Portsmouth where, according - Mr.
Lester, there Is i community house
and plenty OF people. UWt nc re-
hSious services.
The Rev. and Mrs. y. GrIeg Richie
OF Union Ridge. Will serve in the area
later this Summe: instead u taking
their usual vacation.