Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1944-09-28
GOD HAS ANSWERED PRAYER

To guide me in this wide world,
, And to do the things that's right
That I might lend helping hapd
And to help some other one right
I prayed He would help me,
To do each little thing right,
So I might come back again,
And worship Him with all my
might.
/ prayed that He will help me,
When I come back across the sea-
That all my friends and loved ones
Can live in world that is free.
1 prayed that He would help me,
And I know that He will be there.
l know without question,
That God has answered prayer
Pvt. Clarence F. Council
A. S. N. 42083486
Co. C, 10th I. T. B.
Camp Joseph T. Robinson
Little Rock, Arkansas
Thanks lot for passing along
the poem Clarence. 1t was handed
to me last week by your very grac-
ious father-in-law, Mr.. Roy L.
Rogers of Clayton, Delaware. Had
it arrived day earlier we could
have published it sooner. We hope,
if you have a bit of extra time on
your hands, that you'll drop us a
line and tell your friends in this,
and other areas, how Army life is
agreeing with you out there at
Camp Joseph T. Robinson. An &C.
casional letter will keep the folks
in touch with you while you are in
the Service. Naturally, they will
be interested in your progress as
time passes. Many other Boys
from Clayton and Smyrna are do
ing just this very thing, and we
would like to welcome you to our
little friendly group.
Clayton, Delaware
Dribbles:
1 am sending you change of
address for my son which is as fol-
lows: Pvt. Charles w. Clayville,
A. S. N. 32243313, A. P. o. No. Al,
Postmaster, New York City,
New York. balance of address
on application.
Thanking you,
Mrs. Harry Clayville
Thank you very much Mrs. Har-
ny Clayville for sending in Char
les address. This change was list
ed in the addresses which We're
published under the date of Sep
TENDER 18th, 1914. We trust, if
there are any further changes oc-
curing you will be kind enough to
keep Dribbles informed. And,
please give your son our very best
wishes the next time you write
him. Tell Charles we wish him all
the luck in the world.
Smyrna, Delaware
Dear Dribbles:
wish to inform you of my
nephew's address since entering the
Service on June 23rd, 1914. 1t is
as follows: Pvt. Milton A. Emer-
son, A. S. N. 42145S72, B-83 F. A.
R. T. c., Fort Bragg, North Caro-
lima.
Yours truly,
Mrs. Joseph Cox
Dribbles wishes to thank you
Mrs. Joseph Cox for sending in the
name of your nephew, Private Mil
ton A. Emerson, to this column.
His name was published under the
date of September 14th, 1914. No
doubt you saw it listed at the start
of our Service Honor Roll.
The next time you write to Mil
ton, please tell him that we would
be pleased to hear direct from him
if he would like to drop us a line
at any time. That's what this lit
tie column is for, and he should
avail himself of the opportunity to
keep his friends informed of his
progress while in the Service.
Kindly advise Dribbles should
Milton have any further change of
address. This will help us in hav-
ing the correct information should
it be called for at any time.
FLASH! FLASH! FLASH!
Word has just been received from
San Antonio, Texas, announcing
the arrival of a Little Colonel in
the Captain and Mrs. Howard Carl
Deakyne, Jr., family. The Little
Colonel will answer to the name of
Howard Carl Deakyne III. This
new arrival entered camp on the