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COWBOY QUITS
AFTER Sc YEARS
my Assoei:tee Pressl

ALAMOSA,, Colo, April I'll
After SIS years Of riding horseback,
Douglas Rentie, colorful Alamosa
cowboy, retired. There isn't the
riding and the roping there used
to be-" said the 65-year-old Rem
tie, who regrets the passing of the
days of the open range, when a
man could ride all the way to the
Brazos and the Vayecitos without
opening a gate.
part of call for water, fuel and
provisions.
As a national defense measure
can this be accomplished if it saves
the lives of our boys, every dollar
is worth it. Lets hear the dos and
don,ts on this.
ALBERT G. ROBERTS.
Kew West. Fla,
April TO- T943.
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AGAINST DRINK
Editor, The Citizen:

Editor, The Citizen:
l am not a writer, only wife
who would like to say that from
my view. / believe most absentee
ism in Key West is from drink.
l will speak about my own hus-
band and lot whom he calls
/ friends.
Day after day they are drunk
after work, don't get to bed until
two and three AM Therefore,
not enough rest and sleep to give
the best in them the next day.
Week-ends they go to the limit.
Is it any wonder they don't check
in or, if they do, they only put out
enough to get by until checking
out time.
4 hear them say what do care
if the job isn't finished today, just
so l check in. They get by time
and time again, saying Il was
sick, Sometimes they get a doc
tor, then it looks OK. 1T seems
to me the doctor is as bad as the
men.
If liquor stores and clubs were
put under a 1000 PM. curfew,
they would get in bed by mid
night. 1t wouldn't hurt the men
who are in uniform, insofar as |
can see.
Seems that is time enough to sell
the poison that wrecks homes,
hearts, and will wreck this grand
old country of ours
Our boys that are across do not
check in and out of nothing but
mud and bullets
can't understand why the
commandant of the Navy Yard
don't get tough with this. But
the Quarter-men are not strict
with the men under them for most
of them do the same.
I hear the men say if that Mr.
So and So sends me home I'll do
some talking myself. am not
against drink all together but a
lot of men don't know, there should
be time to stop.
JUST a WIEE WHO KNOWS.
Key West, Fla,
April 20, 1913.
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SILVER STAR AWARDED
COMMANDER HASKINS

SHIPMATES stand II attention as 1t
Comdr. Enrique D. Haskins, USN, is
presented with the Nays Silver Star
Medal for gallant and intrepid conduct
as executive and assistant approach of
ficer of submarine during war patrol
in enemy-controlled Voters. He was
cited fer his skillful and alert guidance
G his submarine during a severe depth
charge attack and his courageous de-
votlon to duty. On the right Com
mander Haskins is shown with Mrs.
. Haskins shortly after the presentation
was made.
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ROOSEVELT

Continued from page Onc
Roosevelt, her daughter-in-la-.'.
and two children.
1t was no longer breaking
precedent for an American presi-
dent to leave the country curing
war. The precedent was shattered
last January when Mr. Roosevelt
fly to Casablanca for his ''un-
conditional surrender conference
with Prime Minister Winston
Churchill.
au Before the Presidents train ar
rived at Monterey. he explained
to newspapermen accompanying
the party that there were two
principal reasons for his meeting
with President Camacho: To full
fill the plans made originally for
a meeting more than year ago
and to discuss the future of the
United States and Mexico.
Mr. Roosevelt left Washington
April Is. The fact of his absence
was withheld from publication
until yesterday.
Making another 'mcognito"
tour of the nation at war the
President first concentrated on
the Southeast. So far he has Wis
tied the marine training base at
Paris Island, S. c.; the Army air
corps training center at Maxwell
Field, Montgomery, Ala; Fort
Benning, Columbus, Ga: Warm
Springs, Ca; Fort Oglethc &c
Ga; Camp Forrest. TullaAona.
Tenn, and Camp Joseph T. Rob
inson, Little Rock, Ark.
He watched troops at Fort
Benning work out a combat prob
lem under a savage fire OF
live ammunition from mortars
and machine guns. He saw di-
visions of well trained soldiers
starting out on maneuvers and
reviewed $500 members of the
Women's Army Auxiliary Corps
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ENFIDAVILLE

Continued from Page Oae}
II oontinuinc their afts=l-z.
onb-d Ronm.rs nea. many o
them in motorized vehicle.
while they retreated northware
t-ward Tunis.
All along the line Of their re-
treat. pilots N Allied scouting
! lares reported this morning.
the roads and feds were litter
ed and strewn with wrecked
vehicles.
Montsonerv's sroV-hea5 wss
repartsd 10 Rave advanced three
miles north CT Enf;dsville and Z
row only 81 miles f-om Tunis.
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SCAVENGER TRUCKS
BROUGHT TO CITY

Four of the new scavenger
trucks purchased by the city to
be used in collecting garbage and
trash have arrived here. The
original order was for seven
trucks, but priority was allowed
for only four at this time.
The trucks will be placed in
operation as soon as they have
been inspected and passed upon
by the city mechanic.
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CC-s4ADO SPINS c.
-rrl 2I-Fll-ce ClE9ers s-zq=-
u srteuuon uneu q c-Zsu Gz-e1
and sad an uu1ra1led cz4 as
..alsz1ns seEeneiv alalE q ~u@u-
own street one Uraz Eas
-aliCc one Cf Colural1 SCrwzs
-oceo stars 11eu Tlr-uel IA ezr-
Wan t-e CEN t.1~ s----E on q 1e1-
DER and ts-Ir-lne a r1-e my zz-s
chase and suon Rad the veal czzrzzs
N custody
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Chapter Is
Kathleen Schemes

FITS in your power to get {
= good notice about me pub
ished in Footlight News" said
Daisy "or bad one. You car
make me or you can break me-
She gave Joe an admiring look
1t must be wonderful to be able
% WELD such power"
You're exaggerating," said
Joe. What I write doesn't carry
hat much weight"
what you say about me not
only means lot to me-" said
Daisy. but to Dad also"
"You mean he wants you to
nake good as an actress?"
mo. it's not that, Joe. Dad
drinks terribly"
Gosh. I'm sorry"
Il do so want to get him into
b cure" Daisy continued. Zone of
hose places where they cure a
man of drinking in ten easy les
ons-or is that learning to play
ne piano? Well, anyway. Joe,
honey, / mean Dad is horribly
cruel when he's drunk, even
striking me at times. If could
get a good part in a play that has
long run on Broadway, l could
lse part of my salary to get him
ll fixed up. He's a darling when
hes sober"
Daisy leaned forward, kissed
Zoe upon the. forehead. gave him
little hug.
You're sweet, joe" she said.
A short while later Joe was
helping Daisy out of the car in.
'front.' of the Einville Inn.
While they[were talking. Kath-
cen passed in her uncle's road
TER. Paul Pennell was sitting be-
ide her. Joe and Daisy saw them
i the same time.
"Paul's getting his ego fed"
bid Daisy. struggling. 'He does
everywhere we CO."
$50 that's what you call It'll" said
oe, annoyed.
"Yes," said Daisy, that's what
ou call it. Just that and nothing
more"
Joe got back into his car. BE
eeing your he said. and drove
Daisy watched him, an amused
box upon her face. Dear old
&ad!' she said under her breath
hen she turned and walked into
be Inn. while Joe turned cor
y much too rapidly.
Trap For Paul
ATHLEEN stopped her uncle's
roadster in front of the Vaughan
sidence with something of a
urish. "Pnt actually bringing
b leading man home to lunch!"
e thought with satisfaction.
'aul would now have to do some
hing nice for her to show his
depreciation for her hospitality.
ne smiled, and was glad that
be had planned such a good
inch earlier that morning.
You sit here on the porch"
he said, wien she and Paul
eached the house. Its the cool
st spot | know. I'll go have a
pix with the cook"
There's company for lunch"
he announced to Lizzie as she
alked into the kitchen. "And /
amt you to get that sullen ex-
fession off your face, and see
Dw beautiful you can serve u.s."
"Yas'm." Lizzie said without
6thusiasm. eff il was Mr.. Joe,
zlre would serve beautifully"
Forget Mr.. Joe-and serve
faithfully just the same"
All that was needed now. Kath-
|en decided, was some flowers
place in the center of the
bile. And while gathering them,
he could show Paul Uncle
ranks garden. It was a beautiful
Dot. and might help to put the
tor in a generous mood.
She went back to the porch,
BID presently she and Paul were
talking between rows and among
EDS .of vari-colored blooms.
ater Paul watched her place
DIVERS in a colored wicker
asket, and thought what a pic
lre she made. Like the cover of
wnman's MAGAZINE
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TEMPERATURES

Temperature data for the "a
hours ending $3.50 a M, April 81.
Weather Bureau: $500
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Production Of steel items. cSpe-
cially plates, set records IN 1912.
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FOR SALE-Radios, l Hallicraft-
er 8-tube communications type
receiver; / 1871 Philco table
model, 3-band built-in antenna,
push-button selector, etc. /
Westinghouse, foreign and local
reception; l Kadette, 8 tubes,
police and broadcast recep-
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Poinciana Place.
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WEATHER REPORT

oservation taken at $3.50 a. m.
E.W.T. City Office
Temperatures
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OPA sets ceilings on rayon
stockings, effective April Is.
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The Cirixen welcomes express
sieus al the views of its read
ssat ~: he afs.seF Es.srse:ss ses
whtcHaf& <onhidefed iibelo4A
or uHssafranted. The writers
should be fair and eonfine the
letters to 800 words. and write
ON one side of the paper only.
Signature 0f the writer's must
ncc0mp any the letters and will
be published snless requested
other wise.
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Mrs. Roosevelt deplores talk at
this time Of fourth term.
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Second Sheets, S1.00. 500
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increase of national bank as
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End OF ban on ready-sliced
BEAD is ordered by Wickard.
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Tomorrow's Tides
FORECAST

Key West and Vicinity: Little
Range in temperature tonight.
FLORIDA Continued rather cool
Pnight, rising temperature at
thursday forenoon.
Hatteras, N. c.. to Apalachi-
hla, Fla: No small craft or storm
'prnings have been issued.
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Precipitation
Relative Humidity

Tomorrow's Almanac 10.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-06
Junior Civic Club
Hears Report OF
State Convention

IN" r"r"r, ny Mr;.. C3ci Ilrrndnn
81 Juni" Day al the State Fedora
u"n al W"mcu'S Clubs convention.
h"ld at High Point last week. was
s'''Wt'u at the meeting of the Jun
ipr Civic CLUB Wednesday eve, ing.
when Mr.. Hal Ri scit and Mrs.. i
II. Hicks, .Ir.. entertained al the nom.
Of Mr.. ". G. Hight.
Mrs iicrndnm gave 4 very inter
r%'in" account, "f The C"nycn, on. and
"c.'';""d tn" Mamie Brown Latham
award E!'ch wet to the Henderson
clue. f.r Nc outstanding work uf
IN" Va ."r W'wan'S club and ,ho
junior Civic Club during the year.
u wa decided by the club To- con
'nuc th" meeting, during the .uuu-
me-. with Mr.. Earl Satt"rwhtc a.
chairman Of tie program committee,
ana Nj Wesley Tuun. a, hospital
i'v chairman.
Ne" officer, for the coming wear
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-06
Grateful
For Red Cross Aid
In Sweaters Sent

n letter OF apprcC,l,,. g.. .,vc.t,
cr3 sent by the local Cuuptrr of The
American Rcd Gre. h.. been re-.
ccivCd by Sam Afford rnuntY r',.ir-
man. from Jerry =. Clancy. s,,ruI
EcII,2:a ant, 9I6th Eu"l ,yl. N\I.,I. IN
Battalion. Under date or April ~.
Lieutenant CLANCY wrote a., ipIlu,, .
On behalf of tie soldier. nf lin.
battalion and myself, | v..h t. vx
pres, our thanks and deep ...5iilfd
iuf INC sweaters .'S,r chapter na.
knitted for Us. Aluu.. with icliIne
you your sweaters made m INV sol
dlcrS happy | can aIy your r!f,r;
were deeply apprtc,J'.I cur uuly
Wish Is that you continue f. maj. ,
others as h"Dpy as you have mad
us. can't begin 10 dc.,lIhc tu vui,
the feeling of cOnlcu,n-uI and han.
plncSS that overcome - soldier VIM,
hc krOwS the country uu 4. nrn,irn
Tor and the country IA" loves ,c',i =
to forget him. The wuih ytr, arr do.
inE can only br Ct; ssi'.,d ys para
mount and Indispensable IN huiId; 81
up morale for Our force cyyrvvh =,
! can sure ynu TIM; ytI. clfpl,
are very much appreciated by al vh
know of them"
Mr.. Afford CXprcs cd 'i..r,. :,
the many Enittcrs ri Vance r,urtv
VIII" hav" So willingly given then
hnc ~ the chapter Lm.''.nn pr,
gram q. d urged t.ri" c.'I'i.,lly'
support "a effort III TIA. !Hn.; need
cd war effort"
Wool and in trI"tiun. "ru hc nI
Toned from Mr.. J.. - val. crun'4
chairman Of Red Cru.. ku.''fnr.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-06
Society News
lIONIESPlN.

r,,,, back To- the beginning
, rT ,rrugs were StuutIy Wrought
snd learn uguuu the spinning
: n wnyc uur fathers thought.
T., du,,v corners lying
Are cobwcnDrd skcmS "i wool
o,, nf an carrier dycinG,
c,rnrc-,ngvudcd. plentiful.
,,or. f., IN" tan for mCndng
m.,,,, Inns uryu Crudrly torn
cnnd ,lutn Of tdi,h uncndIng
Tbat can Uc proudly worn.
sara King Carleton
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-06
Al EniScOpal Meeting

M'mhcvS III Holy lnnoccmts church
wa" attended the Diocesan meeting
The WVmcn'S AuXiliarv
81 me Episcopal Church. held yc:-
'Ciuav nj the Church of the Gnnd
, "'l ''''n. Raleigh. were Mrs. Alex
~ &C.: Mrs. Il. T.. Clements. Mrs.
'.'I J. |nrdtham Mir. Bennett Per
~ NJ. Allison C"npcr. Mrs. jaime
- ~ &c. Mrs. Il. G.. S. Davis, Mrs
:, " hUwyll. Mrs. ". ID. BurwrIl,
W. H. = nIvIs, Mr.. =. II. Thumn,
"d Nj. =. II. Turner.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-06
Auxiliary Savage
In Fort Mead Plan.

AuNiliary Elizabeth Snvanc. of
Henderson. of the WANCS stat .nrcd
nj Fort George G. Meade. MARYLAND.
will have II leading part IN - nIr.ic.I
show AS You Were" which viii hr
presented at the army camp tins
month. Tho revue crmtcrc, around
the romance Of Il WAAC and - reg
ular Army sergeant.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-06

NJ, aui NJ. .IImrr Lewis Dt'E,.
ci G.''pU-. announce Tia" birth -:
twin d.J"n'"r.. Jean EIE1hcin ana
Ic?,c liau". ut Maria rn.haw hos
pi,aI NJy -. Mother Itd dIu.:h'cr:
are d.Ius nicely Ar Duke before
hcr wrr.ru, WIS Nil f. 'hrT Will
tuu. u, Henderson Irtic /.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-06
iTn;IIn,ii.r.

Fleming" CMl.r. u'anr On -. 1t.
."d NLr. =. l.. IHru. ia, l. rccny-
O.. "a" I.rrH % ,..',!" pa, rtu,uura at the
l.."@ -! ~. arurGu"'itrr IN Stem.
H., r.n.iIt.'u O.. .aII - u, greatly
no. cd
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-06

Coz. I. +. Tcuuvr - expected Ia
ngIy" the r'ij e.; Inc week from Fort
Lcnmr'.-. Ga. iu. a weeks Visit here.
lie WI. ,''"ui the Medical Society
IA vin%. of NuI.n nc Is an honorary
m.w.'r. IN ,;.I,!nu nest week.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-06

Beach. beginning last July. On Sep
'cmb"r III he WAS commissioned a
second lieutenant. and remained at
Miami Beach until his transfer To
Denver. He is son of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. y. Hines. of Route 5. Hen
dcrSOn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-06
Return From rcX,S

NJ. ana Airs. j. Il. Tcagur returned
Wednesday from Gainesville, Tcxa..
WhEE" they visited their son, Captain
- Il. league, Jr., and the lat,cr's
'!a'liE. Captain league is stationed
al III" Army camp al Gainesville,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-06
( K
WITH OUR BOYS "
IN SERVICE \
Visited Par, hts.

l.. 6. L,E' 9. ~" l.. :. Navy. has
r,;wIal t. "a ..l,iun Ill Little
C"CrN. Va. al,-. spending Il THROUGH
mHr With hIa parents Mr.. and Mrs.
i. /. LOWS on College street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-06
WITH THE SICK

Ma. liza v. Finch, "t the Hrhbltt
community. o. much '"p.uyr'i at,
.3.HIn I'u.,au nup.I.i alter under
.."u!-. al urt.....'.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-06
From Isirl,,,,untl

Ms. T.. r. Fcmncr has rc,u,u.,
''"ii ii'chn"nd. Va. where She spent
some time visiting relatives.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-06
ID. 1. X. .Mcrtiiic.

Old Butte chapter b. y. Il. will
,ro,t Saturday afternoon at 800
o'clock with Mr.. ". W. PARKER. Jr.
>, her home on ChC.tnut street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-06
UNRATUKTuS
i&tAH&!g|
Firth Of SON.

M and Mir. Aubrey il"drCpcth.
CT kit'yrii announce the birth uf :.
7-b. san. Bonnic Cate. uu May I
al, Maria HarhIm hospital Ai"thc?
and ,.u uyC said To- be- dong nicely.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-06
Returns Ia \urIuiii

Ai"=. !. &. Nli"wgy n1, returned
s Nur'oln. VI. alter l,lr.n. lcr
amt. M:s. f. L. Cmrm
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-06
To Iappaiiannuck.

" Il. Vaughan lett tins morning
e,rr,,c to TJrpuhamn"ck. where hc
will Wit relatives tor several days.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-06

The United States mas boon. s,ill
is. and Will continue To- uc Ia" be /
fed nation III the world.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-06
PAGE FIVE

Were installed, and they are: Miss
Mildred Perry. prcSId"@i Mrs. j. IL.
Hicks. Jr., vice pre- idcut: N.sS Meta
Allen. secretary: and NI1s5 Frances
Harrison. treasurer.
Iced drinks. with saudwlrhc. and
cakes were served at the conclusion
OF the meeting
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-06
THE GRADUATES FIELD
r.tt,I MT

ON THE ErNp 80 SUCCESS
Goodies, ui W!.,drm .... Nnur Floyd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
PITFALLS
LOVE
By ADELE GARRISON

"OH. l am 80 sorry" Olga eX-
claimed, then added but of
course we knew this reunion
must end sometime. SO Georges,
dear boy. I suppose all can do
il 10 give YOU my blessing and
wish YOU God speed"
Georges had risen from his
place beside Dina when my father
spoke. Now he raised Olga's hand
10 his lips with a gesture which
must have brought her memories
Of the many times he had kissed
her hand when she reigncd As
Queen OF TranSvanla and ne was
the boyiSh Prince OF Trees, come
TO WOO her young daughter be-
cause Of a royal mandate.
"All YOU can do" he repeated
protcstingly with your bless
ing and God speed, dear liege
lady, / am armed against any
fate
COME AS GUEST
Always the perfect courtier,
Georges" Olga told him. IRE
member, as soon as this awful
nightmare is over, you must
come 10 us as our guest. We
cannot have you roaming around
without home, when ours -
waiting and eager 10 welcome
YOU"
That knowledge he SAID
quickly, would hearten any i'm
prisonment. even IL IL we're
harsh and involuntary, instead
81 the pleasant sanctuary MIR.
Spencer offers me-
'Tt will he comfortable,
Georges. certainly" my father
said but I cannot guarantee
that II will he pleasant, for we
shall hive TO keep you incom-
municadO until we have found
the final answer To this un-
holy mess In which we are all
involved. And now, az soon As
YOU can get through with your
poodbyS. we will he going
will go out first TO make sure
that Collins, the elevator man,
and some others are on the job.
I told them 10 he ready at this
hour, 80 ! will he right back.
lie gave a glance at his wis
watch. and | knew that he mus
have planned the timing OF every
move Of his subordinates, also thai
there must be no delay.
And now we all crowded around
Georges with good-byes and gooC
wishes
Remember, fellah," Dlcky
was saying. the minute the
Chief gives the word. well come
down with a chariot and drive
YOU up Broadway, with ticker
tape salutes."
Philip Neritzcn. Noel and badr
him goodbye more sedately, bu
Mary. still keeping up her role
took his outstretched hand in botl
hers with an eXtravagant gesture
THE rotten luck have" she
exclaimed. Now Allah alone
knows when I'll have chance
TO ask YOU those questions. But
don't be surprised to see me any
time AT the hideaway. I'll try to
crawl through the cracks some
way. Goodbye. Beautiful. Don't
forget me when you say your
prayers"
II won't" though a banal an
>wor was all Georges could man
age ! don't think he ever was
so near being socially al loss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
w AR
4 Year Ago Today
MARCH 80 30. 1912

" I'M II -
War department issues its
first casualty list under its new
war news policy. bringing total
army casualties In the Pearl
Harbor attack Dec. to 226
killed and 1876 wounded.
War department announces
that heavy Japanese night
attack on the right center of
the line in Bataan was repulsed
Ivy communicating infantry
and artillery with great losses
10 the Japanese.
Chinese command in Chung
king admits that reinforced ia
pancSe forces occupied the west
ern section of ToungOo, Burma,
March p, forcing the Chinese
10 Withdraw to the eastern sec
tiOn.
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LAST FAREWELL

Then Mary turned back 20 the
rest Of Us as if by common con-
sent Georges was left alone with
Dina for his last farewell. For
Olga moved away and we all went
with her
What Georges and Dina said 20
each other We could not tell, OF
course but the manner of both IN
vested the scene with an aura Of
romance. all too soon disSipated by
my fathers return
Philip admitted him. and my
father. with a look at Georges and
Dina standing together said
adbrutly;
"One minute longer, Georges.
Sorry. no more" Then he turned
to ne
Margaret. may l speak 10 you
moment ." he asked
Continued tomorrow
The Lexington advertiser., 1943-06-17
Proceedings OF
Board OF Supervisors

Be it remembered, that the Board of
Supervisors of Holmes County, Missis-
sippi, met IN the courthouse in the City
OF Lexington, on this the 7th day of
June, A.D., 1913, i; being the First Mon
day and the first day of said term. with
the following members and offreeisC
the following members and Officers
present, to-wit: Earl H. Fowler MBS
No. 1; VI. S. Rogers, sMBS No. 2; K. P.
Thomas, MBS No. 3; NJ. L. Smith, Pres
ident, MBS No. a; G. w. Ellison, MBS
No. 8; Parham H. Williams, Clerk; w.
A. Ramsey, Sheriff, and H. H. Johnson,
Attorney for Board when and where
the following proceeding were then and
there held and had:
In Re, County Depository, l beg to
hand you herewith list showing balances
in the various funds of the county: