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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-18

At he stork the other night Dor- Othy LamOur's groom, Major Wm' Howard, gave Cub manager, Jack Spooner, Q $20 tip because M. Todd picked up the check SpooneF refused lt "Okay," said the Major, "I1l put 1t on horse for you tomorrow"
 The hotaa woiA. SnoOner got SlBO,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-18
Gall For MR.. JONES!
MIR. JONES ANSWER :

>"ihrihrhs al 4 phenomenon
"'"nrird II the Embassy Theatre,
LAST SATURDAY. Our al the >h,rI
N""''t> WAS the puput,r
N"''N'"S ~ Animals" Ia a seq
no" III the pic;urr a strip WIS
'h>l'rd "n III" screen which
read, VIII u. &. Jones please
''''" T." III" hos Office"
W." Tins WAS Il part Of the
picture, same IL any other part,
ana was not put an the screen
hH III" local rrnicrtinni>i>. How
ever. ~nldirr Inv the name of
u. I. Jones reported 10 the box
"ii"r AMI asked what was want
ell nj him. I>hcrS and other
members ~: the staff had quite
TIM" convincing soldier Jones
That lie WAS not wanted at that
h"\ office. AVID that there was
u" personal connection.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-18
ASSAULT CASES

Katie Bell Harris and Maggie
HIrrS Long. colOr"d. were tried in
separate cases in police court today
Tor aS,dlll'Ing Mrs. George lnSCpc
Judgment tor "ach was 80 days in
Jail. suspended upon payment OF a
'inc Of $40 ana costs uf court and
keep peace toward Mr.. and Mrs
George inScOC
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-18
Gz4Z< INK
with q Southern Accent!

lust few quick scraws with piece Of chalk on
) the side Of Southern Railway freight car But
their meaning is already clear the worlds battle
fronts.
They mean carloads Of crops OH the move.
fighting food from fertile Southern fields.
They mean vital weapons of war rolling. tanks
and guns. jecps and planes fashioned in the South
from Southern raw materials.
They mean that the Southern Railway is delivering
the goods. the thousand and ono Southern products
that are contributing TO Auerioa's Victory
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-18

In delivering the goods" in wartime ~carc l.a,f.
ing how TO do Our transport alton job more efficiently
than ever before: how better to postwar South
Of new products industries skils...a land q
prosperity and plenty bursting with now opDor
tunitics for ali.
This is the Southland that men Of faith and vis.on
sccin the brighter days that lie ahead Thisis the hri
promise Of tomorrow. "A promise tina, "chak talk.
with Southern accent" IS helping 10 fulfill
<SS-rl->aa7 e. 1-o<L-I--<o
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06

8ie an Dem 8illen oes goltes &C.
iiinoigt lpuroe, lit elm 9apitel fir iib.
SSeoenfolls itebt es beute 10, oaB ou9
obne oie Sunoepeitide Der @eltapo
oie 8ismardpolittt i'm @roBen uno
@on5en nod beilig uno uuantaltbar
angeIeben miro. 50 peutgitens bier
in Nmerita. 81 es in 0eutlhlano an"
oers getporoen lit, peroen mir erit
ieben, tpenn ser eiierne Borbang, Der
uns nod trennt, bo6ge3ogeu lit. 3u
fiirbten lit, oaB er tpenteitens biele,
wie i'm 8olfe Sirael in Der Biiite,
lpenn Tie bon oem nerltodten 8ba.
rao befreit itn6, iib 5uriidiebneu tper'
oen nod BEN Sleii6topfen aeepptens,
oenn Die Belt min MIN etnmal betro'
gen Iein.
Sier lele i'd in Dem Seft Der Anee.
meinen Runoldau unter ,De1.tidIon6
am Sdeioepeg' unter on6erm: ,,Rob
niemols in Der @ei6i6te", ldretbt
5reiberr bon @dor6i 6iteiu hi Ietnen Re'
moiren, lit Elm 8olt bon ietnen amt
liden Steuen oerartig belogeu tpor'
ben, nie oos oeutlde Bolt" 9eIrn,1t
bon @erlad bot cine 8roidiire &C.
i6rieben ,,lleber Die eroBe 3ett Der
2itge". Brofeiior @rtutboI bat er.
i6redenoe Nadmeiie iiber bier Sabre
2iige" beigebrodt. Sn 6er Re6e Bril-.
nings in &oln pur6e bic 2iigenaeit
Idon poon a ouf is Sabre be8tffert.
Sn 8irflidfett lit bic Mera tpett gro
Der. Sic begann NIT Srteort9 Dem
@roBen, Der Der Berltner atabeu,te
Der Billenidaften oas Ebena iteute:
(6ortlesung a,,f Sette 12)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06
0aittsDodh ben s. Desentber 1914

untoreben fo,nte." 3piiden ben
Streifen loge,t branIiegenoe @retta.
Itreifen, nuf benen 6as llnfrout nut
d]erte uno oer llnfrautIatnen reifte.
Oas 2atb tprrbe 5ur Roneftiptptrt-
idoft 5uIomutengeleet. Die 4leinba,t.
ern, Delde ntdts au perlieren uno al.
les 5u eetpinnen batten, n1abten Der
Hegierung BET Der ginfiibrung Der
aollefttotpirti6aft penieer au idaf.
fen, als bic 4ulofen. 8odbeintge 4u.
lafen tpur6en etnfa9 mad Stbirien
umgeiteoelt, mo tie 8eoenfaeit botten,
bis lie n1iirbe tpuroen.
Die In @eae }tebenoe S6rtft peiB
Don eritaunli6en @rtrdgen 5u berih.
ten: 40 Eonnen 3uderriiben, uno big
5u 16 8aIlen 8ountpole bonn Ncre.
Die arbeitsleiitltneen itno ni6t mirts
Der ltauneurregeno: Bis al 274 Icres
Bei3en IoIlen NIT einem 0reI9ntdber
(combine) IN % Stunoen geerntet
moroen iein (40 Bis so Acres oen Sag
in unlerem 2an6e).
l1eber iolde @rtrage unb 2etltun-
gen lpoIlen mir nidt 6ebattieren, ba-
riiber mo9en prottii ii9e Gormer, Die
nod unter 0em topitaliItii6en. Spitem
"l6uften", urtetlen, bieies aIes uno
Der nobeliege,p6e Beroadt, oaB burd
Die Sdrtft oer ,,9ollettibpirtlhaft" IN
inherent 2anoe 8orarbeit geletitet per+
ben Jon, wolleu mir abieben, 1&no nur
oas Cine I'M Stnu bebalten, boB &uB-
lano NIT leiner on idtpere Arbeit 'se.
,tpobnten 8eoolteruug. ieinen groBe1
Stlfsquellen un6 ieinem ungebeuren
@ebiet. (Niutonen Icres 2ano iino
Der a,,lttr nod ntdt eridloiien NOR
oen) nod bem Rrieee ni6t oaein oe,,
'9rottorb guropos 6aritenen, ionoern
iid aud tn elmer Stelllng befinoea,
ptrb, mo bic Bolter guropos aus
ietner San6 eifen uno nod ruiiiidem
auItatt tau5en meroen. =.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06

gnstg fotGetl, iDie nod fein 8olf iie
bot foitep miiiien. gsidt mir, MIR Der
g1pige tueiB, OF nidt oos Sanoforn
an ben Bergen Der 8ergeltltng iid
idon geloit bot, bas, I'M Nieoergana
gum 8ergiturae antpahieno, in eintgen
Sabren an Die t0nernen SiiBe oieies
&eides anrennen uno es in Sriimmer
tpanoeln tpir6, oieies 3ei9, oos pie
Der Sl1rm au Babel @ott gum Srot
erri6tet prr6e uno our Gerberrli'
dung @ottes bereeben pirb."
Ber bdtte es fir mogli6 gebalten,
oaB ii6 oieie oraitii6e @eislagune
nod 20 Sobren p0rtli9 erfiillt. Sd
fono lie geraoe in elmer Aueuitnum'
mer Der slugemeinen 92unoidau,
Ofiiu6en, bonn Sabre 1881. Die
S6riftleitung fiibrt iie om aopf et'
nes artifels an nit BEN 8orten
,,Bem bon unleren fotboliI6en Sc.
fern bic folgenoen &usfubrungen et'
was ldarf porfommen iollten, Der Iei
auf oieie 8orte btneetpieien." Ser
artlfel befabt ii6 NIT einem 8u9 bon
Seinrid Otto Weisner, cine 6untle
@eltalt, ote au9 51tm 9reis Der 8e.
rater oes 6iibrers eebort. Dos Bud
tit eine Berteioigung Der BreuBen.
polittf, Die in Dem Nrttfel serooe 10
beleu6tet tpiro, tpie tie Elm 8ertpono.
ter bon mir in leiner 3eitune ,,9ie
9eiiiiben 8ldtter" beleu6tet bate,
worauf iid @aiier BilbeIm Ser 31peite
oaerbodit getrdnft fitblte tpeeen ber
9aritedune oer Holitit ieiner abnen.
Ser ipdtere @eneraloirettor Der preu'
6ti9en ar9ioe, Der oamaliee Brofefs
Ior Der @eididte IN Bonn, &einbob
aoler, mubte in etnem areu5perbor
Der Bertei6igune 5ugeiteben, ooB alle
bic bon Der anflage als ebrenriibrte
beboltpteten Gatia6en tpabr ieten.
Su oteien Seiiil6en 8ldttern, Die
bon einem lutbertiden Bfarrer, 8in.
belm Sopf berausgegeben tpuroen,
bate i'd idon oorber einen dbnli9en
ausiprud ienes Bapltes geleien. See.
benbei geiaet, Die SeiiiI6en 9lGtter
fou1en falt eletd5eitig init Dem auI,
tlrfampf 5ur gri6einung, ben uniere
&elien - bon oenen i'd itont1ne -
als Die iogenannten &enitonten S9ul'
fer an 5dulter nit oen @atbolite1
ourdtdmpften. Sier leie id> IN Der
5tpetten Summer bonn 6. Sult 1872
folgenbes: Scr ,iteife Mann NIT Dem
itol5en S6ritt' uie su @oetbes 3eit,
miro iuieoer itebenoe 5tgur tperoen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06

er ihnoppert, mas er fbnoppern fam !:
CT ipiirt nad Seiuiten. Ser Rapit
ieinerIeits bat cine oorldufiee grfld.
rung ouf oas Seluitengeies bereits
erteilt. Ct bat am "a. Suni cine an-
iprade eebalten uno in berlelben NIT
8e5iebung a,lf ben eriten Winiiter eis
ner mddtieen Reeieruna, Der nod
ietnen iiesreiden grfolgen iid un bic
Spite oieler gerfolgung itellt,' eeiagt:
,,8er tpeiB, ob nidt balo oas Stein.
den it9 bon Der Sobe losloit, oas ben
SUB oes aoloiies 5eridmettert. aber
tpenn @ott al19 5uloiien mi, bob wei.
menn @ott o,rd 5uldBt, bob wei'
bat feline Sur6t"
Sier Der 6. Suli 1872 uno oort
Ser 18. Sanuar 1874. - 9od oos
lit setuiB tein 8ioeriprl1d, es benefit
nur, pie oieier Stelloertreter Gbriitt
III letner l1eberoeugung INNER mebr
befeitigt tpuroe bon Dem tragii6en en-
oe, tpel6e Die 8ismardpolittt nebmen
muBte.
N3it Ser befannten Oberfldhlihteit
tperoen oie Oteilten freilid, ltno ni6t
nur oie Deutlden, 5l1ndbIt oieie8 @n'
oe Der Sitlerpolitif 5uidreiben. Dod
man braltdt ia BLOB bic Sitlerbibel
auf3ui9lagen, INN ouf Der erIten ODER
5lueiten 5eite 5u leben, oaB Der 5iibs
rer lelbit 5u ben 8erfiibrten gebort,
tpie beoauert er oo feline Selterrei6er,
oaB iie ni9t 5u Dem 8ismardretd ee-
boren. gs blieb ibm nur borbebalten,
Die 8lut. uno gilenpolitif oes giier'
men 9an3lers bis gum gr3eB 40 OBJ
iuroum au fiibren, Die nun ols altes
Gilen bon oem @ilenbauer 5uiammens
gel9logen miro, oamit aus ben
S9tpertern Der S6tpertgldubieen
Bflugi6aren gema6t tperoeu. Damtt
min id nidt geraoe auf ben Worgen'
tbouplan bingetpieIen baben, Der iu1-
merbin fir bas oeuti6e 8olf oud in
Ieiner @ntlteIlune eiinittger uare, als
oas, tpas bon oen oeutIden Giibrern
iest bon oem 8oIf ertpartet miro,
nGn1li9 ibr 2ebtes an Gut uno 8lut
fiir Die gerfiibrer au opfern, tpobl UNI
Dor oem @eridt Der limited Nattons
iageu gu fonnen: Sebt Sbr oenn nt9t,
ooB mir bieG oenofratiIder liuo pie
Sbr aIle 3uIammen, Die oeutiden
5dofe baben Iid ni6t MIR ben Bolf
sum Giibrer eepdblt, ionoern loiien
itd aud piuie fit i'm abidladten.
Bir bringen nur ben Billen oes Bols
tes our Serribaft.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06
Sic Selt 'uta betroget'
iein

am Is. Sauuor 1874 iprad Sapit
8ius Der Rernte in elmer 8eriomrs
lung bon t,1ternationalen 8ileern Die
foleeuoen Borte: ~8ismard lit bic
5dlange TIM YoraoteIe Der Meni6.
belt. Durd bieie Sdlanse miro oas
heutide Bolt berfiibrt, mebr iein a.,
tpoIlen als Got ielbit. un6 oieier
5elbIterbebuns miro eine grnieori-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06
Oft ist llehr ais Elm
Abfuhr rmitteI notig

Wenn Sis srritiere oder nervSe sind und
an kopfschmerzen. Case. BlkhnnSeii.
Verdauungsst6rung und Appotitlesigkeis
leiden, welche ale sSf funktionais Hart.
besorgen Sic sich Forni's Alpenksiuter -
die zeiterprobte Masentatisksit .anrs-
sende Medizin. Enthalt l6 der NasuR
eisenen medizinischen Wurzelu. KrSutern
und Phanzen. Vorsicht: Nur einzuneh.
men vie auf dem Etikett angegeben.
Sanft und milde bringt Alpenkr krauteT
TRACE Darme rum Arbeiten .und hilfe
verhartete Abfallstoffe auszuseheiden. die
durch Hartleibigkeit vcrursachten Case
zu vertreiben und sibt dem Magen das
Ceflhl Won Wsrme. seien Sic weise -"
geben Sic Ihrem Magen Komfort. indem
sich noch heute ALPENKRAUTER Won
irgendeinem Fahrney Agenten oder SEN"
den Sic 81 fur elm besonderes Probe.
ansebot an
DR.. PETER FAHRNEY & SONS co
Dept. ls-SS
25o1 Washington Blvd, Chicago IL, I'LL
256 Stanley ST., winnipeg. Man., Can.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-02-25
REMINDERS

FATS-Waste kitchen fats are re-
deemed at two ration points plus four
cents pound.
PROGRESSED FOODS Green
stamps X, L, and M are good through
March 20.
SUGAR Stamp No. 80 in Book
is good for five pounds through
March 81. Stamp No. 40 in Book
is good for five pounds of canning
sugar through February %, 1945.
GASOLINE-In II East Coast
states A-9 coupons are good through
May g.. In states outside the East
Coast area. A-10 coupons are good
through March 81.
TIRE INSPECTION DEADINES-
For A coupon holders, March 81, and
for B and c holders, February %.
FUEL OIL-Period coupons are
good through February RI in the
South and through March 10 in all
other areas. Period coupons are
good in all areas through September
80. Period coupons are good in the
Middle West and South and remain
good through September so.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-02-25
FISHING SEASON OPENS IN
NON-TIDAL WATERS

All Aboard for the Old Sucker
Hole!! The Sucker Fishermen have
been mending their dip nets and fix
ing their lines for this real" sport
of early Spring fishing. This season
opens Feb. 18th and does bring to
many fisherman real thrill.
The early run of yellow suckers
usually follows the leaving of the
snow and the going out of the ice.
The dip net fishermen usually set
their nets in coves and at the mouth
of small streams where the fish enter
to go to headwaters to spawn.
The hook and line followers use
a line baited with worms and single
hook. The rush of three pound vel
low sucker is a thrill to remember.
; The Open Season on Suckers, Cat
Fish, Carp and Gudgeon, and the
method of taking, and other regula-
tions are as follows:
Suckers, Cat Fish, Carp, Eels and
Gudgeon may be taken by dip net
February 18th to April 18th.
Suckers, Cat Fish, Carp, Eels, and
Gudgeon by rod, hook and line Feb
ruary 18th to November 30th.
Shad. Hickory Shad and Herring
March 18th to June goth.
Suckers may be taken with rod,
hook and line; not to exceed two rods
and two lines to each person; each
line not to be equipped with more
than one hook and must be in the
immediate control of the Angler.
Dip nets may be used legally only
in the waters of the Susquehanna
River above the the mouth of Deer
Greek and in Allegany, Washington
and Frederick Counties between Feb
ruary 18th and April 18th, for the
taking of Suckers, Cat Fish, Carp,
Eels, and Gudgeon.
Other regulations: Trout-April
18th to July 18th; Bass-July 1st
to November Goth; Rock-June LIST
to November 30th; Susquehanna Sal
man or Wall Eyes-July LIST to Nov
ember 30th.
All other species of game and fresh
water fish, including Sun Fish, Blue
Gill. Graphic and Fall Fish-July
1st to Nov. 30th.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-02-25
E. KIRK BROWN, SOLICITOR
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Harry Griffith, Complainant,


Harry Griffith, Complainant,
VS..
Anna s. Griffith, Defendant
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County
Equity No. 6O76
The object of this Bill is to secure
a decree divorcing the Complainant
a vinculo matrimonii from the De-
PENDANT.
The Bill states that the Complain
ant was married to the Defendant
on the 2Sth day of January, 1887,
in Elkton, Maryland, with whom he
1871; that though the conduct of the
Complainant towards the said Anna
S. Griffith has always been kind,
affectionate, and above reproach, the
said Anna S. Griffith, without any
just cause or reason, abandoned and
deserted him and declared her inten-
tion to live with him no longer, and
that such abandonment has continu-
ed uninterruptedly for at least eigh-
teen months, and is deliberate and
final, and the separation beyond any
reasonable expectation OF reconcil-
iation; that one child was born to
said marriage, daughter, Betty
Griffith, who is six years of age; that
the Complainant has resided in Cecil
County for more than one year past
before the filing of this Bill, and the
Defendant resides in Quarryville,
Pennsylvania, or elsewhere beyond
the jurisdiction of this Court. The
Bill then prays for a decree divorcing
the Complainant from the Defendant
a vinculo matrimonii, and for such
other and further relief as his case
may require.
1T is THEREUPON, this 18th day
of February, 1914, by the CIRCUIT
COURT FOR CECIL COUNTY, IN
EQUITY, ORDERED that the Com
plainant cause copy of this Order,
with the object and substance of the
Bill, to be inserted in some newspa-
per published in Cecil County once a
week for four successive weeks, be-
for the 18th day of March, 1914,
giving notice to the Defendant, Anna
S. Griffith, who is nonresident of
the State of Maryland, to appear in
this Court, either in person or by
solicitor, ON or before the 10Th day
of March, 1914, to answer the prem
ises and abide by and perform such
decree as may be passed herein.
Ralph r. Crothers,
Clerk.
True Copy-Test-
Ralph R. Crothers,
Clerk.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-02-25
GETTING YOUR VITAMIN G

A balanced diet is urged by Dr.
R. H. Riley, Director of the State De-
partment of Health, as a means of
keeping fit. Realizing that some of
the dietary essentials, notably foods
rich in Vitamin C, may be harder to
obtain during the winter months
than at other times of the year, DR..
Riley quoted the following statement
recently made by the Nutritionist
of the State Department of Health.
"The problem of the family's daily
requirement of Vitamin C in winter
when fresh fruits and vegetables are
up in price and down in supply can
be solved Those foods containing
Vitamin C vary widely in content
and cost.
Serving your orange whole saves
about one-third of the vitamin which
is stained out of the juice and goes
with the peel into the garbage pail.
The edible portion of the whole or
ange served either in slices or sec
tions averaged II mgms. of Vitamin
C, but the juice averaged only 48
mgms.
1.-THE canned juices of grapefruit
or orange are now off the ration list
and are encouraged for the whole
family. If the juice in an opened can
is refrigerated it has practically the
same amount of Vitamin G after AS
hours as when it was first opened.
However, to be on the safe side put
the juice in covered container. If
tomato juice is served use twice as
much of the citrus juices in order
to give the same quantity of the Vita
min.
Among the vegetables tested
these are high in Vitamin c.: cooked
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-02-25
MARYLAND WAS
SEVENTH STATE
TO TOP QUOTA
Jackson Urges Record Breaking
Over-Subscriptions

With Maryland one of the first
States in the Union to make its
Fourth War Loan quota, Howard w.
jackson, State Chairman of the War
Finance Committee is urging individu-
ais to keep on buying. On February
IL the State totals amounted to $685.
100000 of which $69,000,000 were in
individual purchases. Mr.. jackson
said, "We still have chance to beat
other States in oversubscriptions if
we keep after it until February 20.
All E, F and G Bonds and C notes
bought between now and the last Of
the month will count on our State
totals. February Is was the last
purchase date for %% certificates and
2A% and 21A8o bonds. All other
states are boosting their sales so let's
stay in the race and win It'll"
Official Federal Reserve Bank fig
ures through February II showed six
teen counties over the top. They include
Howard, Hartford, Baltimore, Carroll.
Garrett, Allegany, st. Mary's, Caro-
line, Washington, Queen Anne's, Wi
comico, Anne Arundel, Worcester,
Montgomery, Kent and Charles. Unofi-
cial reports show that practically all
twenty-three counties have made the
goal, Baltimore City has come through
as Of February IL with $186, 361, 754
against a quota of $166,00O,000.
The club women of MARYLAND have
every right to be proud of their
record in the BUY a Bomber Cam
paign." Mrs. Mervin G. Pierpont,
Chairman Of the Campaign for the
Maryland Federation of Women's
Clubs reports a total of $10,027, POI
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raised since September 1913. This
money, put into bonds, will buy 9
heavy bombers, Is fighter planes and
% medium heavy bombers-a fleet of
So to add to Americas air armada.
Clubs purchasing the heavy bombers
include according to districts, First,
Eastern Shore, Baltimore, Fourth,
Fifth, Sixth and the Forest Park Wo-
mans Club. Planes Of other types
were purchased as follows: General
Federation of Women's Clubs, heavy
bomber 100000; Hampstead Wo-
mans Club, fighter plane-$75, 900;
Greensboro Community, medium
heavy bomber, $175,O0O; st. Michael's
fighter plane-$75,0OO. fredericksburg,
fighter plane, $4,000; St. Michael's,
fighter plane, $4,000; Hytheham,
fighter plane, $4,000; Elkton, medium
heavy bomber, $175,OO0. st. Michael's
Junior Club, fighter plane, $4,000;
Roland Park Woman's Club, fighter
plane, $4,000; Ten Hills, fighter plane,
$4,000; Forest Park Juniors, fighter
plane, $4,000; Annapolis, fighter
plane, $4,000; Annapolis Juniors,
fighter plane, $4,000; Linthicum
Heights, fighter plane, $4,000; North
Beach, medium heavy bomber, $175,-
900; Chevy Chase, fighter plane, $751;
900; Progress Woman's Club, medium
heavy bomber, $175,OO0; University
Woman's Club, medium heavy bomb
er, $175,000; Kansas City Delegate
Woman's Club, fighter plane, $4,000.
Mrs. Pierpont declared that the wo-
men of Maryland were just getting
started and their sales are steadily
growing. The details Of the cam
paign are channeled through the Wo-
mems Division of the Maryland War
Finance Committee, Mrs. Sydney M.
Cone, Chairman. Mrs. John L. White
hurst is president of the General Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs.
The Messerschmitt plane which has
been touring the counties since the
opening day of the Campaign ended
its journey in Charles county on
February IA and in Prince Georges
County on February Is.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-02-25
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HIDDEN TALENT :?

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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-02-25

''Read chapter of the Bible every
day during Lent is the advice given
everyone by the American Bible So
ciety. And it lists the following for
ty chapters, in this order as a "basic
course" in Christian scriptures: Gen.
esis 1, Exodus 20, Psalm %, Psalm
46, Psalm 81, Psalm 103, Proverbs
8, Isaiah So, Isaiah SIS, jeremiah 49,
Matthew 5. Matthew 6, Matthew z
IL, Mark IL, Luke 5, Luke "a, John
l John 3, John IA, John Is, John 16,
John II, Acts 2, Acts IL. Romans s.
Romans s, Romans IL, Cor. 10,
Cor. Is, Ephesians 6, Philippians g.
Philippians 4, Hebrews /, Hebrews
IL. Hebrews ~, Revelation 1, Reve-
lation S, Revelation FL.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-02-25
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES

Christ Jesus" will be the subject
of the Lesson-Sermon in all Churches
of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, Feb
ruary 81.
The Golden Text will be from !
John 1:18-"No man hath seen God
at any time; the only begotten son
which is in the bosom of the Father,
he hath revealed him."
Among the citations comprising
the Lesson-Sermon will be the fol-
lowing from the Bible, Matthew
11:25-"At that time Jesus answer
ed and said, / thank thee, o Father,
Lord of heaven and earth, because
thou hast hid these things from the
wise and prudent, and hast revealed
them unto babes"