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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-12-10
Jewel E. Smith,
L. E. Morris Wed

The parsonage of the Lutheran
,urch of the Redeemer, Ashley
crest, Charleston, South Carollna'
..s the scene of simple yet love-
wedding performed by candle
ght by the Rev. j. LIE Granoe
faver. Tuesday evening, Novem-
err 7. when Jewel Carmen smith
aughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. M.
NTH, ST., of this city, became the
ride of Lindsay CHRISTOPHER Nor
$ First Class Petty Officer, Unit
i States Coast Guard, son OF MIR,
nd Mrs. Yancy Morris of George
,wn. South Carolina.
The bride wore dress OF pow
er blue faille with a sweetheart
.eckline and cap sleeves. Her GRO
heted half hat was powder blue
rimmed with black velvet bows
Ter only ornament was a NINA
are gold cross,
Mrs. Abram Solomon, sister of
ne bride, was matron-of-honor and
!. Earl Jerman of Charleston,
ousin Of the bride groom, was
Jest man.
! MRS. Morris received her educa-
Ion in Wilmington and is now en-
tloyed by the North Carolina Ship
'uilding company u: Wilmington.
Before entering the service, Mr..
Iorris was employed by the DaW-
on Engineering company, Charles
l,n, and is now serving overseas.
4! Those attending were Mr.. and
hrs. L. D. Bum. Mrs. Robert Clair,
Hiss Tilla Minis and Mrs. c. G.
Friend, all of Charleston Those at
! ending from Wilmington were Mrs.
i.bram Solomon and Mrs. Robert
:. Blomme, sisters Of the bride.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-12-10
Alexander Sprunt, Jr., Lecturer,
To Address Garden Club Tuesday

Mr.. Sprunt, native of Charles
ton, S. c., has rendered valuable
service through his educational ac-
tivities as writer and lecturer. His
scientific articles and stories of
the out-of-doors nave appeared in
leading magazines, a collection of
which has been published under
the title Jewellers in the Silen-
ces." AS a lecturer, Mr.. Sprunt
combines color and forcefulness in
a very effective way. His unusual
acquaintance with the natural his
tory of the South, his intimate
knowledge of conservation prob
lens, his broad viewpoint, his flu
ent and colorful speech, combine
to make him an exceptionally
agreeable and authoritative speak
er for all those who are keenly
interested in Wildlife and the out
of-doors.
Members of the club are re-
minded of the annual ingathering
of Christmas plants which are
brought to this meeting and later
to "shut-ins" in the
city.
In Ethiopia, it is possible In a
single Gay to travel from a region
of oppressive heat to one of IN.
tense cold.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-12-10

Alexander Sprunt, Jr., Southern
representative of the National Au-
dubon Society, will be the guest
speaker at the December meeting
of the Cape Fear Garden club on
Tuesday, December IL, at IL a. m.
in st. James Great Hall.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-12-10
Marjorie Smith,
". ". jackson We'd

The marriage of Miss M.r;,
Smith, daughter of Mr., an lP' ,GNs
JON D. Smith of WhitevjTe '. .,
Wilbur W. jackson of WiIn,in,,..'aa
was solemnized On November 10y, ~
Mrs. jackson attended sc6o.i ..
tne Hallsboro public school a.. a
soon afterwards entered tTain aaa
as a nurse at the Bakers Ssn ,'4s
rum Lumberton. After her r or"9
uauon she was employed as r ~
lstered nurse at Columbus Conr.sY,
hospital at Whiteville. Recertiy,
she moved to Wilmington. wInrss
she is now a nurse at the JanSa wv
Walker Memorial hospital.
Mr., Jackson is the SON ot ,r
Minnie P. Jackson and the ' ,..,
Arthur W. Jackson of Wilmin,, ,7,e
Route 3. 9 '0'I'
|. Toombs, chaplain and Mrs "
", Lemon, and Chief J. W Nr'
Combs. N.Y.
Mr.. Borneman is now sta+iora,
at the Gulfport Naval Traini0a
center. They will make their bom.
at 1912 18th street, Gulf2ort. Miss
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-12-10
Thursday Music
Club Will Hold
Luncheon Meet

The Thursday Morning Music
club will hold the annual Christ
mas luncheon meeting and pro
gram on Thursday, December IA
at 1890 o'clock in the parish house
of st. James church on Marke.
street.
Mrs. j. B. Cranmer is pdogram
chairman. Members are priv
legged to bring guests to this meet
ing. Members of the Junior anc
Juvenile Music club are invited to
this meeting.
Reservations for luncheon may
be made with Mrs B. II. Tho o.
son, 6607 Mrs. A. R. Hardwick,
23440 or Mis-. l.. +. U.4...... -----
before Monday.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-12-10
CRAY HAIR
NEWS
No More Dyeing?

h Sciences startling new Vitamins tor r.
toring natural color to gray nam can
dangerous hair dyeing or tiresome
Z inses. Nothing artificial. These Vita
nins as described by national magazine
efupply harmless anti-gray hair vitamln
kubstance to your system. Simply take
=. day until grazing stops and hair
olor returns thru roots. Age q up:
|eoon't look old before your time. Get
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-12-10
AWARDED BRONZE STAR

MYITKYINA, Burma, Dec. O.
(P)-Capt. Clarence CLANCY Topp
of Fremont, Nebr., a Signal Corps
officer attached to the North
Burma Combat Area Command,
was awarded the Bronze Star to-
Hov
The Valley settler., 1944-08-04
HOST ITAL NEWS
AUG UST 4, le44

HOST ITAL NEWS
 baby girl, named Phyllis Mae, was born to Mir. and Mrs. Ver- non Jones on August l.
 Mrs. Victor Yohn spent @ few da in the hospital for medical
 Nick Mullan was treated for a bad laceration sustained at the Boy Scout camp on the Wolverine Trail. Quick action on the pa Tt Of the Rev. klfsen and the boys undoubtedly seved Nick's life as | he was hemorrha ging very badly.
 Archie Ma acNevan suffered mi Id concus on when he fell from a horse. He was able to leave the hospital the. next day.
 NOTICE.
 The Health Council will begin it's meetings this fall, starting with the third Thursday of Sept em- Der and cont tinutnc with its usual
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-11

troci brez strehe in lacni. Kaj
nj to nekaj strasnega!
Torej KAY ne sestre "Progre-
sivne Slovenke," me hocemo b.
ii pripravljene! Sal je nasa Or
ganizacija ustanovljena "a po-
moe v slucaju nesrece enc ali
druge vrste. Bodimo mocne, ka-
kor Sc nikdar pref. Ne mislimo,
da bodo samo v nasi start domo-
vini rabili. pomoc, ampak tudi
nasi ameriski fantje, sinovi in
ocetje bodo potrebni enc ali
druge 'vrste podpore. Nikar ne
mislite, da bodo prinesli stotake,
ko Sc vrnejo. Vedeli ne bodo ne
kje, ne kako zaceti. Mnogi. bodo
prisli domov dusevno in telesno
uniceni in tudi teh ne bono po-
!
zabile. ~
Krozek st: 1 We, kako in ka,
napraviti v korist nase blagaj
ne, da bono V stanu tenn vet
pomagati. Ia enkrat imamo *
nacrt in &c bono pridne, Sc be
nadvse dobro obnesel v nedel jt
IS. februarja, ko bodo nastopil
izvrstni igralci igri "Roksi'
ma odru SLOW. Del. Donna ma Wa
terloo Rd. Cisti preostanek gr'
v dobre namene. Popoldne-
igra! zvecer-ples!
Vam vsem klicem: Ma vessel,
svidenje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-11
lJrelllllllova
posta
Ne pozabite nedelje, Is. feb.


Cleveland, Ohio. - Zelo bi
mas veselilo, da mas prav vsi ma
81 posetniki obiscete ma ia dan
Zagotavljamo vas, da ne DO nj
komur zal. Progressive Sloven-.
Ike pri krozku st. 1 so vedno,
pripravljene vam postreci, ker
pa smo uvidele, da nasa kul-
tura nekam hira, smo Sc zavze-
lie, da van Lriredimo vsaj emo
dramsko predstavo tel sezoni.
Seveda S ponoejo drugih.
Taksne in enake prireditve dajo
nam polno della. Pa mic "a to,
me smo pripravljene ma vse, sa-
mo vi nam pomagajte tenn, da
posetite naso predstavo.
Kakor re pref omenjeno v
tenn listu, bo krozek st. 1. P. S.
A. vprizoril v nedeljo igro
"Roksi''.
Vsebina je dobra, in zabavna,
sicer mi je Mr.. Steblaj obljubil,
da jo DO on opisal, ker jo tudi
rezira.
| Igralci SO zelo dobri, torej nj
! dvoma, da ne bi bila dobro igra-
ma.
Pc igri sc 10 tudi serviralo
vecerjo spodnji dvorani. Pies
DO V avditoriju. To bo "a mas ia
stare. Ga Sc lahko malo pogovo
rimo znanci.
+ Vstopnina je samo so centov
j Torej,. ne zamudite te prilike
in pridite v naso druzbo v Sic
venski delavski dom ma Water,
loo Rd. Zacetek OBJ pol stiri uri
popoldne.
i Ma svidenje!
! Eva Coff
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-11

Norcevali smo Sc iz njih denar-
ia in ga sploh nismo marali,; ko
pa je prisel cas-, da smo morall
zamenjati mas den ar smo bill
uniceni, ker "a nase krone sno
dobili Jako malo lir. - Ia ca
sa vojne smo imeli denar in ga
nismo mogli porabiti, sedaj, ko
hi lahko kaj kupili, ga pa imeli
llisn1o.
Moi brat Sc je srecno vrnil IL
vojske. Leta 1919 Sc je porocil
in takrat Sc je meni odprla pot
V svet. Takoj drugi dan po ME-
gcvi poroki sem Sc odpravila v
Gcrico, kjer sem imela poroce-
no sestro. Ostala je brez sred-
stew, ker tudi njej je vojna vse
pcbrala. JAZZ sem dobila sluzbo
v hotelu Della Post. Prav dobro
mi lie bilo. Imela sem 80 lir ma
mesec, "a mole cizme sem dala
pa 40 lir, tako da nisem niti "a
en- par cevliev zasluzila enem
mesecu. Vendar sem ostala tam
sedem mesecev, potem mi je pa
sestra cd tukaj poslala potreb-
, ne papirje "a Ameriko. Tez-
kc sem sla IL Gorice, ker mesto
Sc nj je zelo priljubilo. V Trstu
sem caKala kaka diva meseca,
Sc mi je zdelo kot dive lett.
Tako sem "a vedno zapustila
moi rojstni kraj in mojo rojstnc
vas Podkraj mad Vipavo, XII je
obdana 'od velikega in bogategd
gozda in Sc je bavila lesn<
trgovino. Ljudje tej okolici SC
iako vesele narave in neustra,
sni. Tam je tisti slowed "Na.
nos" kjer imajo danes parti
zani glavne postojanke in skri.
valisca.
LIE pomislite ma to trpece ljud
stvo! Kako je nesrecno sedaj
: ko so jim uniceni domovi in Sc
! niniajo nikamor obrniti "a po
moe in streho. MISC Sc pozabil
zadnje vojne in zadel jih je 81
1 nujsi udarec.
4 Oziroma Sc ma to prekrasns
Vipavsko dolino in memo trpece
ljudstvo. Poteptana je hila '
: zadnji vojni in zopet sedaj il
, vendar bi ne bilo pomanjkanja
: &c bi ne bilo vojn in sebicnosti
/ Kako lepo Sc je izrazil mas go
l riski slav3ek, Simon Gregorcic
Soj sa use je svet dovolj
q bogat
D in sreGni Vsi bi bill,
: ko Eruh deM bi 2 bratom
}. brat
}, s proU srGni1ai Gutii.
0 Tako, sedaj sem vam opisal;
}. nekoliko mojih dozivljajev il
moja zalostna dekliska leta, to
da nikar ne mislite, da tistil
casih nismo upali ma boljse ca
! Sc. Rekli smo: "Enkrat NOR;
;. biti konec!n'
y In kaj je danes tam? Ne We
!, mo in cakamo, kaj DO ostalo
Danes nj prizadeto ljudstv
le po nasih krajih, ampak tvoj
4 in moja vas, tvoja in moja do
i movina je porusena. Mogoce s.
lo~- 4 - =, -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-11

Gen. Douglas Macarthur, glavni povejnik zavezn-
Skin Get uznem Pacfku, representanti amerisko in
dijanskih skupin XII nahajajo nasi armad Od leve
ma desno So Sgt Virgil F. Howell, cd Pawnee plemena,
Pawnee Okla; Sgt. Alvin J. Vcan, cd Chitimacha pie
mena, Charenton, La general Macarthur; Sgt. Byron
L. Tsgnine, XII zastopa Navajo pleme Defiance, Ariz;
in Sgt Larry L. De XII predstavlja Navajo pleme Cop
per Mine, Ariz.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-11

IL "PROGRESIVNEGA' KROGA.
PiSe Frances HeniEman
(Nadaljevanje)

\1<dd<&AJNNu
Prehitela mas je noe in smo
prenocili v neki baraki, kolikor
10 ie Sc ostalo. Drugi dan smo
nadaljevali naso pot in prlsll
donlov, ko je bila re tema. Ho-
diti sno morali po skrivnih po-
tih, da mas nj nihce videl, kajti
bio je prepovedano, mislim, da
radi bolezni. Cd hoje in slabe-
ga obuvala, donna smo ST mare
dill IL starih cunj copate, sem
imela vse podplate mehurjih.
- Tiste cunje, katere sem pri-
nesla, sem oprala in pred nami
ie bila zopet ena nova pot.
Odpravile smo Sc ma Stajer-
sko, kjer pa nam sreca nj bila
mila. Peljale smo Sc do Celia,
kier sIno Sc presedle ma drug
vlak ter Sc peljale osem postal
proti Savinjski Dolini. Tam smo
hodile cd kmeta do kmeta in pri
| enemu sem dobila en- mernik su-
hih hrusk. Nerada sem jih we
la. mislile; sem 81: "boljse ne
kaj, kot mic" - Ko sno Sc pri-
peljale nazaj V Celje in Sc hotele
tam presesti ma drugi vlak, so
mas re cakali vojaki, da bi nam
pobrali, kar smo imele. ko bi
me videli, kako sem jo ubrala in
tekla po tistih progah! Vojaki
! so Sc naredili, kot da mas ne vi
dijo, a naenkrat Sc prikaze ze-
leznisk4 cuvaj in mas ozmerja,
da je bilo joj! Hotel mas je
1zeti seboj ma postajo, toda ko
sem ga prosila S povzdignjeni-
mi rokami, maj mas spusti, sc
nlu je omehcalo srce. Rekel je;
mai be, in da Sc Vec ne pri.
kazete.' - Drugi dan sn1o pri,
sic donlov tistimi hruskami
PCmislite napraviti tako dolgc
ret "a tiste hruske, ki MISC bile
zdaleka tako tecne, kot koruzn
nocnik. Kmalu je bio trebs
spet ma pot.
Sedaj smo odrinile Zagorj,
OBJ Saw, q tn je bilo Sc bolJ "a
lostno. Oh, ko bi me tam vide
H. Sc, ko Sc danes zmislim, m
zalijejo seize oci. Prenocile sm(
kar pod enim kozolcem pri mex
nllatiln!ci, okrog katere je bill
zitc. Tam bi 81 bile lahko ka
same pomagale in bi gotovo n
bill greh. Zjutraj, ko SO kmetj
Vstali, Smo sic okoli Min il
: kmalu dobile nekaj psenice. M!
Glila sem 81 pa, da bi bilo bOlJ
Gati kar tam V Min in da pla
camo denarjem mesto da (
nam V nlinu obdrzali takozvan
n-erco, pa sem storila veliko ma
+ E2kO. in res greVa, tam je bi
vclik Min ali malen, in Vpra
sam, la bi nam mlinarica tist
zasula. Bila je takoj zadovo
M. PCtem gre ven in zaklen
Vrata. Dclgo sva cakale in mer
SC je pri3elo zdetl cudno, da j
III nazaj i'll re3em ploti tovarj
&ici: "Tako Sc mi zdi in nc
tlanji glas mi pravi, da je 81
zena po oroznike." Koma
20 izre6em, jo re vidim, ko gr
Z croznikom proti mama. - Ze
pc sen prosila, maj naju pust
in mama ne vzame zita, katert
, ga sva tako tezko dobile. Vprs
, So naju, odlzod sva donna. Seve
da sva inleli "a TAX slucaj ze VS.
:. iznisljeno, kako bova govorilt
l JAZZ sem rckla: Maria Cuk.
, Tega imena ne bonn nikdar pt
2abila. III pravi: "Od kod d.
MAJ" Rekla sem: ''Iz Budanj:
, Pcten recc: "Jaz sem bill tam
sluzbi. Mi je Vse dobro znanc.
il srca. Use to je povedal
4 kovali drugi slovenski in S
. Samo prebujna pesnis
Ne prehitro! Il pesnikov S
i Zgodovina je re ponovno
= $3.50. - l. I.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-11


bo pa zdaj," sem mislila, "ko
Iazem?" Hitro recem prav bo-
iece, da sem nekoliko ven il va
81. maj bo,'' rece, "res je tam
sedaj slabo." Ceravno sva mo-
rail- placati kazen in bill ob~zi-
to, vendar sem bila vesela. Toda
predno sva odsli sem sc obrnila
do mlinarice, rekoc: "Prav le-
pa hvala! In zelim, da bi vam
ne bilo treba prositi kruha po
s1etu, kar je jake grenko in
tezko!" Ni6 nj odgovorila, toda
JAZZ Sc dandanes veckrat zmi-
slim nanjo, kajti danes je tudi
tam hudo in ako je tista zena
lacna, Sc gotovo spominja, kaj
lie takrat naredila.
Tako, vidite, smo prenasali
krize in tezave cd dneva do dne-
va. Minuli SO meseci, minula le-
ia. Med tenn casom smo morali
dati tudi zivino "a voiastvo. Pri-
slo lie na vsako obcino, da mora
dati toHko in toliko zivine, "a
kar je moral skrbeti zupan sam.
Prvic zenem emo mlado telico
ker cd krave smo imeli mleko in
maslo. 'Peljati sem jo morala do
Sent Vida pri Vipavi, kar je bi-
10 cd mas kake dive uri in pol
hoda. Zapodila sem 10 ma teht-
nico in jo nisem videla vec. Pre-
jela sem denar, Gene SO itak sa-
mi naredili. Hoces, noces, mo-
ras! Drugic. zopet tako. Potem
pa pravir:: "Sedaj bonn gnala
pa sivko." Ia "sivka' je bila
dali casa pri hisi, nego JAZZ. BIZ
Ia lie dobra "a mleko. Prav po-
casi prideva do raja. Zopet-
ma tehtnice! Tisti castnik hodi
okrog ME-, tipa in tipa, kar ma
enkrat slisim: "Nein!" Vedela
sem, =kaj pomeni. Bal Sc je nam
rec, da bi -si vojaki zobe polo
mill. - Potem, kadar nismo no
tell mic dati, sem kar sivko pc
, ljala in jo gotovo tudi nazaj pri,
gnala.
Nekega dne pride zupan ir
pravi: "Ti, Tisler, daj mi tistc
sivko. Ako mojo peljem, mi jc
gctovo vzamejc, tvoie pa nj
bodo." Pa pravi oce: "No, pa
mai gren' In res grem hlev ir
pravim: "Sivka zopet greva, I'VE
2 Ger prideva pa nazaj." Pa je bilt
l res tahoi
= Vzlic vsemu pa smo ohranil
e zivo upanje V bodocnost, cerav
: no je bila ia bodocnost tak'
i dalec. Tistih cunj IL fronte nj
> sn1c mogli vec rabit "a zameno
: Kmetje so Sc navelicali dajat
| ker mas je bilo proved, namre'
: na tisoce. Nismo Sc imeli nj
. kaj vec obrniti. Mislili smo
"Kaj hc sedaj?' A star prego
e ycr pravi: "Clovek obraca, Bo.
Ii pa obrne." In tako Sc je tud
e zgodilo: bilo je konec vojne!
: Potcm snno imeli "a nekaj ca
= So vsega dovoli. Costa je bill;
a polna vojakov dan in noe in n;
j vczovih so ineli vsega dosti il
e take smo cd njih kupili YES po
) t<eben ZlVez. Sploh so lmeH Vse
j ga dosti. Mislim, da SO Italii
: dobro ocistili. zivino so voja
= kom kar pobrali, jo. odpeljal
= proc in pobili. Mesa smo incl
e tolikc, da smo ga tudi prasi
e. Gem kuhali. To je trajalo o
" dveh do treh tednov. Ia zadnj
j. avstrijsko kompanijo SO primar
J. sirali Italijani belo zastavc
~ Kako cudno Sc nam je to vldelc
V toda mislili smo 81, sal bod
" sli nazaj, nj Sc zgodilo take
Askerc, in podobno so prero
lovanski pesniki in pisatelji.
ka fantazija in mic drugega
e norcevati je riskirana stval
dokazala, da je njih pogled
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-11

il Use to je povedal Askerc in podobno prero
koval dug slovensi in slovansk pesniki in pisateli
Samo prebujna pesniska fantazija in mic drugega?
Ne prehito Il pesnkov norcevat je riskrana svar
Zgodovina e ze ponovno dokazala, da je njh poged
bodocnost brezprimerno bstle ko pa pogled potikov
in drugih "praktcnh ludi."
steviina znamenja govoijo, da sedanj rod docaka
dan ko bo pesem XII pole sovanskem svetu h DO segal
"od Urala do Triglava," postala ziva resnica.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-12-28

vacation with his wife and son. They
are expecting to return to Norfolk
with him for sometime.
Mrs. H. l.. Shoemaker and Miss
Jane Shultz spent Monday with Mr..
and Mrs. Merle Shultz and family,
Addison. Pa.
Mr.. Joe Matthews was here over
the weekend with his wife. Mrs
Blanche Matthews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Zollman, Balti-
more, were here over the weekend
with the latters parents, Mr.. and Mrs
klett Ringer, and the Zollman's
daughter, Gladys Jean.
Pvt John Williams, Signal Corps,
Fit. Monmouth, N. j., is here for a few
days with his family.
VIM. J. Rose, Braddock, spent
Christmas weekend here with his
wife and daughter
Miss Helen Custer, Oakland, was
here for Christmas with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Custer.
Miss Hazel Schlossnagle was a
Christmas dinner guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Frazee.
Mrs. Mary Cuppett was a Christ
mas dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Friend.
Rev. and Mrs. R. L. Greynolds,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-12-28
Soldier Is Commended

S/Sgt Roy S. Evans. brother OF
Mrs. W. c. DeBerry, recently received
commentator with five other sol
diers of his group in New Guinea by
the commanding officer Of the air ser
vice command to which his supply
squadron is assigned. S/Sgt: Evans
and the others commended worked Z
days q week for three months in order
that certain TO requirements on the
shipments of aircraft engines might
be met. Evans joined the air force in
June. 1911, went overseas in January,
1912 where he has been employed in
depot supply squadron as head car
penter. He is a graduate Of Bayard
High school. Evans is entitled to
wear the Asiatic-Pacitic medal with
Bronze Star for participating in the
New Guinea campaign. the good con-
duet medal, and six overseas stripes.
He is now emoute home.
Corporal Thomas Stevenson, with
the army air corps, stationed at Ala
mogordo. New Mexico. is spending a
furlough with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Stevenson, at Mt Lake Park
William Graham, H. A. 1/c and
William Rees, S 2/c, located at Balm
bridge Naval Training Station. re-
turned to their base after d weekend
visit at their homes here. the former
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Spcn-
Ger Graham, the latter with his wife
and daughter.
Cadet Allen Yost returned to Pitts
burgh on Tuesday to resume his
studies in Duquesne university after
having spent the Christmas holidays
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Yost. south of town.
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Bridge Club Meeting


The Bridge Club was entertained at
a Christmas party at the home of Dr..
and Mrs. II. f. Glover on Wednesday
evening. Gifts were exchanged and
refreshments served
Ladies' Aid
The Church Of God Ladies Aid of
Sand Spring met at the home Of Mrs.
Jack Thomas last Wednesday, Dec.
goth. Ten members were present. The
day was spent quilting. The next
meeting will be held Wednesday. Jan.
10th, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
7. B. limbaugh, Friendsville.
Celebrate Golden Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. limbaugh
celebrated their golden wedding ami
versary on Sunday at their home here.
-Four of their five children were here
for the occasion. Mr.. and Mrs Mason
Lowdermilk and Mrs. Vernon Lowder-
milk, Akron, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs Don
aid Hinebaugh and children, Lucille,
Donald, Thomas, and Irwin, of Keller,
Md; Pvt. Susan limbaugh, WAC,
Camp Lee, Va; Merle limbaugh. and
Mrs. Pauline Bussey and daughter, Of
Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis ZirIlc
and daughter, Winchester, Va; Mr..
and Mrs. Earl limbaugh and daugh-
ter, Bertha, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
Riley and daughter, Ruth, Sand
Spring; Mrs. Norris Riley and chill
dren, Friendsville The honoree re
ceived many gifts.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. X. f. Guard enter
tanned at dinner on Monday: Mr.. and
Mrs. Doyle Mccullough, Coraopolis,
Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Garrettson Buck
ingham and sons, Baltimore; John Ne
Cullough, Washington, D. c.. George
Mccullough, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Friend, son, Paul, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Friend Mrs Helen Evans and son,
Dicky.
Playford Ryan, Washington, D. C.,
visited relatives here last week
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Miss Alice Friend, Swallow Falls,
visited Miss Mae Matthews, Monday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmons Warwick and
daughter, Grantsvillc, visited Mrs.
Adde Coddington, Christmas day.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Coddington
visited M. and Mrs. Laurence Sellers.
Cove, Monday.
w. W. Savage spent Christmas in
Allison with his daughter, Mrs. John
NcCuen, and Mrs. A. W. Schlossnagle.
His son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. W Schlossnagle, also cele-
brated their 9th Wedding anniversary
Christmas.
Weekend guests of Mr., and Mrs.
Clarence Wicklow were Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Schlossnagle ara daughter,
Shirley, Cumberland; Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark Wicklow and children, Terra
Alta, and, Pvt James Mitchell and
family Mrs. Schlossnagle and daugh-
ter remained for the week.
Mr., and Mrs. Paul Friend entertain
ed at dinner on Sunday: John McCul-
lough, Washington D. c., Mr.. and
Mrs. R. +. Guard, George Mccullough
and Mrs. Helen Evans and son Dickie.
Barney Riley, Albright, W. Va, and
r.F y
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Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Guard were in
Baltimore several days last week on
business.
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With Our Men
In The Service

Pvt. Herschel T. Tichnell with an
fanny medical detachment, who has
,been twenty-eight months overseas,
was scheduled to arrive at Fort Meade,
Md, on December 1G, prior to q fur
Tough with his parents. who reside at
|Swanton. Pvt. Tichnell was brought
!home under The army rotation plan,
Inow in operation.
T/Sgt George Vitez, of Friends
sville son of Mrs. Elizabeth Nitez.
of Addison, Pa. and member of the
.81st "Wildcat" Infantry division, has
been awarded the combat infantry
imam badge, which is given for eXem-
Iplary conduct and skill in action
against the enemy The Wildcat divi-
Ision recently invaded the Southern Is
Hands of the Japanese-held Palau
Igroup. 500 miles east Of the Philip
mines