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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-20
TIIOMASTON BETHLEHEM
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN

North Main Street at Electric Ave-
nue.. Rev.& e. Einar Kron, pastor.
Sunday, March 81
Second Sunday in Lent (Reminis-
cere)
At 1000 a. m. Sunday School will
be held under the direction of
Frank o. Benson.
At 300 p. m. Divine Worship will
be held when the sermon topic will
be Persistent Prayer.
Thursday, March 25-
Ladies' Aid will mcct in the af-
ternoon.
Friday. March 90
Confirmation Glass meets at 4 in
the afternoon.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-20

@. what Is the origin Of the
Congregational Churches?
A. Congregational Churches
were first organized in England in
the sixteenth century. in revolt
against state control of religious
worship: In the demand for per-
sonal Christian experience, and
In an effort to reproduce New
Testament simplicity and dem"
ocracy.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-20
ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN

POI Cherry Street. Rev e. Einar
Kron, pastor.
Sunday, March 2l--
Second Sunday in Lent (Reminis-
cere)
At $3.50 a. m. the Church School
and the Bible Glass will meet, Ro-
land Palmer, superintendent.
At l0:45 a. m. Divine Worship will
be conducted, when the sermon sub
ject will be why the Lord Some
times Delays His Answer
At 5 p. m. the Junior Luther
League will hold It's March meeting.
Calendar .Or week Of March 81
Wednesday at 7:30-Lente1 Serv-
Ice In church assembly room. The
pastor will speak on The Cross and
Our Sim.
wednesday at 8:30-Church choir
meets for practice.
Saturday at $3.50 a. In.--Confirma~
ton Glass meets IN parBOnege.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-20

@. What Is the origin Of Purim
the Feast Of Lots, which Jews
this year viii observe on Sunday.
March II?
A. The festival has its origin
In the Biblical story of Esther.
Haman. prime minister at the
court of King Ahasuerus Of Per-
STA, desired royal homage from
everybody. but a Jew, Mordecai.
refused this demand. Angered by
this action. Haman sought TO des-
troy the entire Jewish community
Of Persia. He cast lots lin Hebrew.
"PurimO to determine the day Of
destruction and 1t fell upon the
18th day of the month, Ador. The
story of the Jews dellverance Is
commemorated with thanksgiving
and rejoicing.
q. Is the Vatican regarded as
the POpe's personal property?
A. No; 1t is the property Of the
Holy See. Of which the Pope has
what might be called q life ten
ancy. HIS own apartments con-
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-20

Barbs, . With butter and meat ratlOned, we can
all rise and sing a chorus Of There Arc Such IhngS'
:. Call a spade a spade or a shovel or anythng you
like - Just so you in the garden TINS spring
Underground radio reports Hitler is ready to start
gas warfare He's been doing that personally ever
since we remember. House ways ana means
committee voted for no taxes being forgiven. Just
given! st. Patrick's Day parades were called
OF around the country No marching Tor the green
bat plenty of it for the red, white and blue.
During the first daylight air raid which was held in
this city Friday morning little Mary Lou German OF FOX
Street of the entertainers pcked at baTnalu
School to keep up the morale of the children OF three
grades Mary Lou sang "The White Cliffs Of Dover her
own choice, in very capable manner
Raymond Shove Jr, and Raymond Ryan of Oak
hil Avenue will report for active duty with the Coast
Guards in Boston tomorrow. Second lleutenahW
Ellen RangOOn daughter OF MIR. ana MIS- mans
RangOOn has arrived in North Africa with contingent
Of nurses. . . Charles S. Schwaeble, Jr Of New York.
eOn of Mr. and Mrs Charles S. Schwaebe Of 20 Column
hia boulevard has been commissioned a naval ensign
and assigned to the port directors Office OF the new
York
Lieutenant James D. Naisnith, Jr., answered the
Grim Reapers call recently in the Southwest Pacific
He Joined the Second Congregational Church here as
boy with the Communicates Glass at the May commun-
ion in 1929 memorial service in his honor Will be held
in the Waterown Congregational Church tomorrow ait
ernoon at o'clock He the first man to volunteer
and Join the new Battery of the 208th Coast Artillery
Anti-Arcraft He quickly from the ranks, being
sent to Officers Training School in Australia and was
commissioned End It. the field He was close per-
sonal friend of 1t. Wellington Wookey Word was re-
ceved this week from Mrs John c. Walkers parents IN
Australia saying they had had the pleasure of visit
from 1t Nasmith in their home Sunday February and
that he had attended Sunday evening service with them
in the Kiara Congregational Church 1t. Nasmlth also
brought with him small present from Mrs Walker TO
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-20

Next: Planting the Victory
Garden.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-20

q. Is the Vatican regarded as
the POpe's personal property?
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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-10-21

Jondahl's Grocery & Bakery
Valley Implement Company
City Cafe
Gamble Stores
The Hub Bar & Cocktail Lounge
Otto Nj. Christinson Land Co.
The First National Bank
United Transfer and
Hart Motor Express
STAINS Bar - Stanley Kalinski
Orpheum Roxy Theatres
West Side Store - Pay-N-Save
Minot Flour Mill Co.
The Glasgow Bar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Quick Questions

was the first United
States president to speak over
the radio?
Two of our war leaders had
birthdays in January. Do you
remember them?
Are you buying a sufficient
quantity of war bonds and
stamps TO help pay for a single
night raid of 300 bombers over
the Ruhr? Any idea of the
cost?
is there any difference between
flotSam and ietSam?
The NaZiS now herald their
radio announcements with SOL
emn music. How did they
formerly herald them?
is a lot of traffic on the
high seas" Where are the
thigh seas?
Shakespeare wrote three of
the following. Do you know
which they are? Vanity Fair,
King Henry VIII, Last Days of
Pompeii, Merry Wives of Wind
Sor, The Tempest, Vicar of
Wakefield.
ANSWERS on opposite page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

MARCH n TO APRIL 90
iriCS-ENcclent vibrations, both
FOR work and other business activi-
ties; FOR necessary personal mat
tiers, too. Even though you may
have been under pressure recently,
YOU can stlll gather more impetus
and ambition 10 keep up a steadily
productive pace.
APRIL Fl TO NAY N
Don't seek only mate
rial profits. Spiritual benefits,
gains of character. morale are far
more important. The right outlook
viii help put this day into the right
channel
NAY ~ TO June Fl
GCWWi-Don't make today one
full Of fine endcavor and initiative
as an observation-disclosures out when
you first arise 10 do everything the
best way. and plan with purpose.
Don't fret over a few disappoint-
ments or mistakes (f latter aren't
through carelessneSs) go forward,
with faith, determination.
JUNE p TO JULY 81
Career Generally favorable.
Work on essential things. handling
carefully important missions, in
veStigation, reports. observation,
all military and government affairs
require caution. for which they will
pay handsomely.
July e TO AUG. %
Leo Watch how you spend your
money and be painstaking in all
You born after August
:, be especially mindful Of the little
things that make a home happier,
and of personal properties. No
compromising with wrong!
AUG. % TO SEPT. ~
Virg o-Today's aspects are in
the favorable column on whole. but
more initiative and the desire to
use more of your talents than you
now are doing are wanted. BE up
and at EN-. but not nervously so.
SEPT. % TO OCT. %
ItOIu- our NATURALLY ldSOlHdl-
ing personality can assist you to
gain advantages. You can turn
your inspirations and farsighted-
ness 10 excellent account for new
work, defense, military and gov
eminent activities.
OCT. ~ TO NOV. 20
Scorpi 0-Today's inclinations
likely to be tricky. Be on guard
against deceit, thoughtless speech,
quick temper, overindulgences of
likes or dislikes. Give your better
disposition command.
NOV. % TO DEC. %
Sdgittdrius-Boost your fortunes
the right way. Conditions may
not please, but weather them cheer
fully and the sunshine will soon
break through the storm. Equip
yourself with sufficient knowledge,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Bright Sayings
of Children

The Times is publishing such
remarks and paying 81 for each
published.
Today'S 81 goes to Mrs. Marie
Dreger, 1864 Helen avenue, who
q how her 4-y r-old
scolded for using an eX-
cessiVe amount of tooth paste, re-
piled:
II didn't wash my teeth yes
terday."
Mail your favorite child's say
ings TO Bright Sayings of Children,
Detroit Times, Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

Look Biftdav Comes H. dnd FWd What Your
Outlook Is, According 10 the Stars,
F,{oy Vgrrb5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Two DaiIy
Quizzes
KnowIedqe Test
BY DIR. SABINA II. CONNOLLY

BY DIR. SABINA H. CONNOLLY
are these places famous
(a) LourdeS, France; tb) the
Road TO Damascus; tc) Vatican
City?
Name the composer OF (a)
That's and Mdnon, tbt- Saiome
and Der RoScnkavalier, (c)
The Mikado and II, NJ. S. Pima
fore.
who is the national saint of
ca Poland, CO. Ireland, (c)
France?
What occupation brought fame
TO ta) George Rogers Clark,
tb) John James Audubon, (c)
Richard GatingY
What are the three largest is
lands in the Mediterranean
Sea?
In National Statuary Hall,
what hero represents (a) Wis
conSin, Obi Pennsylvania, (c)
Minnesota.
ANSWERS on opposite page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Horoscope
BY Frances
Drake

y Comes IN, and Find What Your
ding 10 the Stars,
Z, HUch s.
broaden your mind, develop your
fine talents.
DEC. % TO JAN. n
Cdpricorn-lt's a good day, but
you can make il much better And
that's Just what is expected Of you.
Practice your ability to tell story
well, YOU can excel as an enter
tainer.
Jf4i y. % p 70 FEB. "a
Aqaarius-You born after Feb
ruary 6: very propitiOus aspects
for advancing personal interests.
You possess unusual abilities
don't be lazy using them! Born
before February Z; money and gen.
eral work matters highly favored.
New benefits in the making.
FEB. Fl TO MARCH 20 .
Pisccs-Advantages may be hid
den, but there are many. Keep up
with new, improv d methods
acquaint yourself with useful new
devices and implements. Don't
wait to learn through experience
il you can avoid mistakes by heed
ing wise counsel.
A CHILL born on THIS day:
Honorable, trustworthy, faithful.
Usually too retiring. Philosophical,
adapted to work that requires skill
in detail. Should overcome obsti-
nance, anxiety over health.
Birth date Of Gerardus Mercator,
noted Flemish geographer; Dean
Cornwall, artist,
Copyright. 1913, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
ADDRESS UNKNOWN

F. N: Q-My brother left for
overseas about a month ago, but
left no forwarding address.
In care of what post office in
New York should / address his
mail?
Ar you know his army
serial number and the name of
his organization, write to the
Adjutant Generals Office, War
Department, Washington, ID. C.,
and request his A. T. o. (Army
Post Office number. so you may
write 10 him.
Mrs. II. Z. A.: Q-My son is
single and in the army. / am a
widow and not able 10 work and
i depend on him for support. Can
he take the allotment away from
me and designate it to be paid TO
some one else?
A family allowance for
eligible Class b dependents Is
entirely optional with the sol
der and may be stopped at any
time at his request. Family al
lowances are not assignable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Fighting Mans Friend:
Fighting Mans Friend;
Limited Service
Restricts Duties
Given Soldier

Mrs. a. r. z: g To whom
should I write notifying the army
of my change Of address, 50 that /
may Immediately receive any news
concerning my son overseas?
viii he be issued new identified
ton tags when The change OF
address comes through?
A-Write 10 the Adiutant
Generals Office. War Depart
ment, Washington. ID. G., giving
them your sons full name. rank,
serial number, etc, and the new
address.
New identificati tags will
not he issued inasmuCh a. the
change of address will in no way
affect the information contained
on the tags, l. g.. serial number,
blood type and fingerprints.
Mrs. F. ~: Q Please give me
a definition OF limited military
service.
Admitted service means Inn
tied type Of duty in keeping with
the mans physical condition.
SOLDIER UNPAID
II. T. P: Q-I have a relative
In the army who enlisted a month
and a half ago. He has been trans
ferred 10 three different camps so
far. and claims he has received no
pay as yet. He has been sent
money from home several times,
and l would like 10 know how
much he will receive and when his
pay starts. He is a private.
A-lnasmuch as he has been
transferred several times since
he has been in the army in
dictates that, when his pay came
through, he was either en- route
or In q camp other than that in
which ne signed the pay roll.
In order To get his check, he
would have TO remain In the
same camp In which he signed
the pay roll. As checks are not
forwarded from one camp to
another. He will receive the full
amount In one check. AT a pri-
Yates pay Of $50 month, from
the time he was indicted.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-03
Woodlief Is
New Sanitary
Inspector

Wayn" WuudlIcf has been named
county sanitary Inspector. II WAS an
nouncCd by DIR. \. Ia Gregg. county
health officer. today. Wuodlicf is now
III Wilson where he is undergoing "A
short intensive course uf training
under stale inspectors.
Alter four IN six weeks, he will
return To Henderson Ia take the DO
SltIon ui county sanitary inspector.
Dr.. y. ID. Gregg. county health SUI
prflntrnd"nl. IN making the an
nuunccmcnt today, said:
n young man. native OF EanC-
county. NOT subject to military ScrN-
a" LEFT Monday for Wilson. where he
VII begin Il short intensive course of
training under State inspectors.
After four To- six weeks. he will
return iu Henderson tu take the DO
~liIun OF county sanitary inspect r.
'l)u !nS this time we will not have
= local Inspector. but the health OF
lIccF l. making u suggestion la all
food handling establishments that
they keep on their tues" as the cX-
preston goes, for We do not know
when Il State man Will come ulunE.
and every one has now had Suf-
iIclCnt instruction a. how To- keep
things within the score sheet and if
they get caught out Of order there
wont br amy excuse for court line
against them"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-03
20 Scouts
Get Awards
From Board

Twenty Boy Scouts received
award and merit badges III The
board al review held last nigh, IN
the First Presbyterian church with
Father james King as chairman.
One scout. BrnurIt Perry. received
the first Life RANK To- Dc given tat
der the now regime.
Awards were made 10 inr follow
inc Scouts: Harry Tr"tmHn. "ccond
class: Billy Cos. Bill Cummings
.u>t class: Russell Mclean. S'l.:
Bennett Perry. life. For civic di.;y
award, were made t. Harry T:pt-
mum tor - hours. &. u. !Ian'm. 80
hours. and Frank Richards. l25 nor!r:.
Merit badges were given Ia are
following boys: Jackie Tm"cr.
swimming. woodwork. woudcarvirc:
Badge Clark. woudcarviug. haru..
craft: Sam Owens. paihlndins.
hamdicra!t; Tommy Rose. winning:
Tommy Dale. Woodworking; Bobby
StalnbaCk. Richard Mcqueen. Mar
shall. handicrHrl: Ed. Moran. mark -
mamShip. pathindnG. handicvai::
Bennett Perry safety. scholarship:
Brooks LangStun. athletics; Allison
Dixon. farm home and its plannng:
and Billy Williams. Woodworking.
In" Boy Scout CouT: of Homo,
VII! he held al the First Prcsbvtcr-
AN church next Tuesday night a,
" O'clock. with e. G. Wells. chni,
man of the advancement crmmitlnr.
presiding. II WAS announced.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-03
Rotary Hears
Program On
Service Men

E. ID. Bum. superintendent, al the
Oxford city schools. with Miss
Kathleen Currlm. home economies
teacher, and ten high school glyiS
all oi Granville county. presented an
attractive program hunuIIng service
men at the weekly meeting OF the
Rotary club, held Tuesday evening
IL lhc Vance hotel
The scenario. written by Mr.. Bum.
Was III the form oi questions and
answers dealing with service men
ana their activities. Nj Bum asked
questions and the girls Wuuld answer
10y singing some well known ,ung.
:. I. PDUrv MAS program chairman
Iur the meeting
SprcIu! guests iu. the evening it,
Cludcd ru,,.u K. G.. k,tuvIl. u. win
hi. father. Mrs. +. =. laos" with Alr.
K'sv. and Nj. Il. II. Perry with Nj.
y, rs.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-03
Second Session Is
Held Tuesday For
Scouts Institute

The second Scouting Destitute met
!.>' night IN the First Presbyterian
c"u:Ch with 5. NJ. Crowdcv. chair
man of III" leadership training 2en,-
m.iicc. presiding. with thirty Scou;-
crs N attendance at the meeting.
The theme of the institute was
Scouting IN Action" and as = Icn.-
onSirailon OF this phase. scou'crS
present attended tic board of re-
Nic". Discussions were C.r"ird ON
Hn"W scout activities such as camp
nE. hiking and community service.
The date of The third session al
ne institute has been set is No.
Ncmbcr l6 at Henderson high school
instead at TIE First PRESBYTERIAN
church. the former meeting place,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-03
Jurors Named For
Recorders Court
Set for Tomorrow

TWcniy-luur jurors to serve al the
monthly jury DAY session ui record
Cr's count we're announced today by
T.. .. F"iIuCr. clerk "i superior court.
The list. by townships. Is as follows:
Henderson. j. ". Jones. l.. l..
Swanson. Hubert G. Hight. Eugene
Dcbnam, G.. ". Knott. I. II. Cluptun,
y. {. Virgins. s. II. Caldwell. j. c.
Mann. y. 7. Barker: KIitrclI. l.. +.
Barnes. &. ". GrI,som. RcCcc Finch.
j. +. Johnson; WILLIAMSBURG. r. G..
Snccd: Townsville. S. II. Johnson:
MiddlcburG. 7. p. Hester. Il. G..
Floyd, j. NJ Rowland, &. Il. .turscS:
Sandy CrCCE. Sol Fleming. NJ. t..
FalkuCr. {. ID. Mabry: Dabncy, G..
". NOrWUud
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-03
FINED IN
CITY POLICE COURT

y white man md Il Colurcd man
faced speeding charges in police
court today. and in each instance. on
separate warrants. Mayer Powell mn
posed Il inc -. 50 nd costs.
SIlas Garner BowCS, white. paid
for speeding only.
Freeman Whitfield. cniorcd. wa
charged with driving without proper
license. in addition TO the speeding
charge
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-03

goal. Meanwhile
he's dragging the
Chamber If Com
nrrcu out al the
ri; IN which Il has
been sunk for nigh
ON - u generation.
Johnston j. Il
pcr>unI!Dlr fellow.
He Is the right size
and Guod-luukIn2.
too. He ltScS brIinS
~ II q T. n arm in
every = counter
and i - iIrSi-ClaSS
Snowman III the
Roosevelt. Wil,.Ic
tradition.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-03
Washington Watching
Eric johnson Closely

The Army Rcmount Division tells
me th.t since the Amy has takca To
hltching its wagons Ia Il tank il has
los; interest in both horses and mules.
Poor old horse. Remember. ~
horse, My Kingdom Tor Il horse" Not
too tar-fctchcd. that wish 81 Richard
Ill. Kingdoms and horses arc equally
scarce now. Maybe snmcd y you'll
have 10 90 TO Il circus 10 see both.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-03
Sorry Leaf
Cuts Average

Sales Tuesday. November ,:
3il.l6l Pounds for Sl69.523.5S,
average S33.li.
Season TO date:
ll,299.45l pounds for SI.3O2.-
1851. average S3S.01.
1912 Comparisons:
Tuesday. November =. 1912:
lOi.liS pounds for Sl6.5i5.ii.
average Sfi.Jj.
Season to date. 1912:
l6.Sl6.9Si pounds for S6.9gI.-
5?l.15, average Sil.5O.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-03
ASSOCIATED AND CENTRAL, PRESS
Horse and Wagon
Deliveries Bring
New Worries. Too

lIGrsc and wagon delivery
service has its troubles. too.
This morning Il grocery clerk
was trying To back his horse and
cart from the curb in front of 4
downtown store and WAS not
getting much cooperation from
the horse.
Il wish could get the morse
INTO reverse" he said.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-03
by HELEN ESSARY
Central Press lnlunlniSf

Observation-Disclosures So often | will
tell you about somebody 10 watch
out for To-day its Eric johnson. pre-
Sidcnt of the United Chamber of Com
mcrcc. He's the man of the Washing
tom mumont. with ideas international
and domestic. Hes on his way some
place or other III - hurry.
The White House. we'll informed
gossip authorities say. is his ultimate
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-03
IS EPILEPSY INHERITED,
WHAT CAUSES 1T?

A booklet containing the opinions Of fam.
Gus doctors on .'hi, interesting subiee. will
be sent FREE. while they last. to any reader
writing TO the Educational Division. s,s
Fifth Ave. New York. N. Y. Dept. I.-giO
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-03

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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-03

p,hCr notes on presidential aspi-
lant~.
Former ro>;m ter General Jim
t"ri"N %IoWS more determined each
day that MS old p"utrgc franklin -.
hr"SvNC!, shall mot have four ,urrr
wear al 1000 Pennsylvania avenue
Farley Is going frankly Rcpubi.c"n.
GCn"r Douglas Macarthur. uiini-
Der three boy in The prrsrn, prcSi-
dental polls. won't permit the mcl
in hi, tn"athr OF var to wear dis
II cuiShing >crvic" n, cllticS VITA their
uniforms. The reason! he wants nj,
fighting Yankees 10 look the one big
family they are.