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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-11

Detroit. Mich, May IL APP -
CATTLE: Meager supplies of fed
steers and yearlings moved freely.
good kinds at ~Sl5.00-15.i0 and COM
mon and medium grades at 81 90
1850. Best heifers brought $14.50,
others 81 down. Common and me-
dunn beef cows csshed at $9.25-l2:
a few better cows at $3.50 and
above. Gamers and cutters made
100000. Most sausage bulls
brought s9.00.11.0O. good heayies
at SLIPS, while good beef bulls
made S11.50.
CALVES: Good and choice
brought Sl6.50-l7.OO: latter price
paid very freely. Common and me-
dunn grades cashed at SlS.00-15.O0
and most culls at $S.O0-l1.0O.
HOGS: Salable receipts, 1000.
Marketing Of hogs remained al ex-
cessive volume around the IL mar
ket circuit and local receipts failed
10 completely clear today. Hence, It
is Imperative that a marketing per-
NIT be secured before hogs leave
home for the Detroit market. Trad
ing was erratic. Hogs scaling 100
200 lbs sold uneyenly 1890 higher
27O-350 lbs. sorts ruled Toe lower,
while other weights and sows we're
steady. Good and choice 200-970 lbs.
topped at 1890, the support price.
Under a ruling announced Monday.
this floor price weight bracke.
will be extended on May Is to in
clude 1S0-200-lb. hogs. Hence, after
next Monday, 1~S0-27O-lb. hogs will
be supported at 1880. Detroit ba.
sis. Other hogs sold today as fol.
lows: Good and choice 27O-3S0 lbs, i,
$l1.9O-12.15; 100000 lbs. sI1.4O
s11.65; most 10000 lbs. $12.7O-
1900; 160-lS0 lbs. s12.OO-12.70: 40.
1853 lbs, s10.75-11.0O; bulk good and
choice sovs slO.25-10.75; stays
$~9.00.9.5O.
SHEEP: A deck Of mostly choice
100 ID. No. 2 pelted lambs made
sl5.25, numerous lots ~77-103.lb. No.
2 pelted lambs $500. Common to
good No. 2 and 3 pelted lambs pre-
dominated with sales at S11.OO-
1880. Gull lambs ranged down to
$500. A few fat shorn owes reached
$500 and Gull ewes brought $3.50
$50.
Detroit Cash Grain
WHEAT-No. 2, S170%.
OATS-No. 2. white, 80-slc-
MATING BARLEY-range, $1.44.
1.52; barley needles, $1.26.
Vegetables
ASPARAGUS-No. /, doz. bchs.
$1.75.
BEETS-Topped, bu., No. 1, s1.OO.
1.50.
BROCCOLI-No. l. $3.50.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-11
Resigns Position

Burton A Barnes, principal OF
Chsdsey High School, Detroit, since
1888, has resigned, closing = teach.
ing career Of 46 years, 80 in Detroit
schools. He is a graduate OF the
Michigan State Normal School and
the University OF Michigan.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-11
HANNIBAL A. HOPKINS

Funeral services were held to-
day at St. Clair for Hannibal A
Hopkins. 70. widely known in Mich
igan political and newspaper cir
cles as Hop. He was editor Of
the st. Clair Republican for thirty
years and IS years was postmaster
OF st. Clair. He had been presi.
dent OF the Southeastern Michigan
Tourist Association and secretary
Of the Port Huron Chamber of
Commerce. He is survived by his
wife. Pamela. daughter of the
late Congressman Justin r. Whit
ing. St. Clair and niece OF the late
T. c. owen, Ypsilanti, and a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Rosamund Earle.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-11
Recommend Bowllns

The Office Of Civilian Require
nents OF the war Production Board
has recommended that bowling es.
Adjustments be built IN Belleville,
Pennington, Ferndale. Ypsilsnti,
Inkster. Garden City. South Lyon,
Warren Township and Wayne.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-11
In The Sick Room

Mrs Beulah Graham has returned
to her home al POS River st. from
Boyer Hospital but she Is still con.
fined 20 her bed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-11

Fremen were called to the home
~ Paul Stachlewitz. goo y. Normal
81. at 1910 this morning, when a
chimney burned out.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-11
Willow Run Calendar
TO-DAY

TO-DAY
Fourth Club, $3.50 p. m, Ross
School.
Arts and Crafts. 5:30-5:30 p. m.
Willow Run Village Community
Building.
Women's Gymnasium. 7:30-10 p.
m. Willow Run Village Communi-
ty Building.
Midweek Chapel Service, rs D.
m, Dormitory NJ Lounge.
Mems Gymnasium. basketball,
$40 p. m, State Normal College
gymnasium.
Boy Scout Troop SO, 10 p. m.
Foster School gymnasium.
Willow Run Christian Workers
Association. $3.50 .. m, 20 Quebec
St. Willow Court.
FRIDAY
Arts and Crafts. adults. - and
7:30-9:30, Willow Lodge North Rec.
reational Building.
S%ongfest, 1880. Willow Lodge
North Recreational Building.
gymnasium ACTIVITIES, adults, 2
4:30 and 6-s. Willow Lodge Audi.
forum.
Square Dancing, $50, Willow
Lodge Auditorium.
Arts and Crafts. children. 40.
$3.50, Willow Run Village Commun.
ity Building.
Model Airplane Club, Z. 30-s, vii.
low Run Village Community Build
ing.
Wrestling, 8. Local No. 50 Hall.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-11

MEXICO CTTY-INS- Constan-
tin Oumansky. Soviet ambassador
to Mexico. announced today that
formal diplomatic relations have
been renewed between Russia and
Costa Rica.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-11

National Brosdesstlne Company
RED NETWORK-WLW 700. WV
$3.50. WHAM 1850, WMAQ $40.
BLUE NETWORK-WXYZ 1870.
Columbia 6rosdesstlng Company
WJR 200. WBBM $50. WCKY 1880
WFBM 1860. VICAR 1850. WBNS
1860, WOOD 1910.
Mutual B~roadesstlns Company
BLUE NETWORK WLW 700.
CKLW 500. WJBk 1890 WGN T20.
RED NETWORK WLW TOO.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-11

(~NeWman's Grocery
Strikes

Continued from Page One)
lea, Gar Wood industries, and Acres
nautical Products, Inc.
A strikers spokesman said the
union wished to end the walkout
las soon as possible but we must
know where the foremen stand be-
fore they go back. We can't back
down now"
The strike began In q few plants
the night Of April 20 and spreads
in succeeding days.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-11

Tonight
TALKS-MBS-7:i5 Gov. John
w. Bricker on Agriculture To
day and Tomorrow:
BLU-s;30 Town Meeting from
Charlotte. Does Bureaucracy
Menace America"
NBC-S:OO Fannie Brice:
$50 Aldrich Family.
900 Bling Crosby;
$50 Joan Davis;
1000 Abbott and Costello:
1890 March OF Time:
1870 Music Critics Circle Con
cert.
CBS-s: 90 Eddie Bracken In THE
Visitor;
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-11

Detroit Cash Grain
NHEAT-No. 2, s170%.
OATS-No. 2. white, s0-slc-
Mailing BARLEY-range, $1.44.
1.52; barley needles, $1.26.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-11

Vegctdbles
ASPARAGUS-No. /, doZ. bchs.
$1.75.
BEETS-Topped, bu., No. l, $1.OO.
1.50.
BROCCOLI-No. /. $3.50.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-11

IS. E. Mercer: Fuquay, E. D.
Dodd; Garner, E. B. Craven;
Granville, H. H. Cash.
Henderson-First Church, H. K.
King; city road-white memorial,
]. W. Sneeden. o.:
Ellington, w. N. Vaughan; LOU
isburg, ]. M. Culbreth; Louisburg
Circuit, to be spilled; Manners,
j. R. Regain; Millbrook, H. B.
Baum; Moncure, j. E. Sponenburg
Newton Grove, R. L. Hethcox;
Oxford, D. A. Clarke; Oxford Ct.
j. l.. Smith; Princeton, W. j.
Watson.
Raleigh, Edenton street, A. j.
Hobbs. Fairmont. H. M. McLamb;
Hayes-Barton, R. L. Jerome;
Jenkins Memorial, O. W. Dowd;
Trinity: R. G. Dawson.
Selma. G. W. Blount; Smith
field, B. H. Houston: Stem, j. K.
Bostick; Tar River, R. G. L. Ed
wards; Wendell, C. E. Vale.
President Louisburg college,
Walter Patten; superintendent
Methodist Orphanage. A. S. Barnes
superintendent Oxford Orphanage,
c. K. Proctor; Religious director,
state prison system. L. A. Watts:
Chaplain, U. S. Army, L. M. Hall:
chaplain, U. S. Army. NJ M. Wal
tiers; district missionary secretary,
r. L. Jerome; district director OF
evangelism, r. G.. Dawson.
Retired: j. W.. Bradley. j. A.
Daily, E. H. Davis, E. M. Hall.
c. P. jerome, j. W. Potter, N. c.
Yearly. g. 49,
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DURHAM DISTRICT

Alahaance, Ray Rowland; An.
U'eTS chapel, ]. R. Hurley; BAHIA.
ma 4. D. C. Brewer; Brooksale
T. C. Maness;
dent: Sopeiiliteii'
c. Burlington - Davis St., B. D.
rr.l'ener;; Front ST., L. C. Larkin
lpouaoatln Pl., R. D. Fridley; Glen
Ir r.ei' Z. G. Purcell, Jr.; Webb
l nstoNe C. J. Andrews; W. Bur.
tt op on NJ c. Henderson; Burling.
n na o. c. A, johnson, associate
O9 ma Durham; e
v DErAu an G. c. Kinlaw; Carrboro,
w. =, T. Queen; Cedare Grove. K r.
nt tsi' Chapel Hill, H. G. Ruark:
I 1',s Chapel, C. D. White;
s: 95c,es;a1Ra at15..5 NJ. W. Law.
I I;.s John Cline; Calvary. J. H
MEN, Carr, M. c. Dunn; Duke
-, j, c. Glenn; Lakewood i.
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THE WILMINGTON MORNING STAR, WILMINGTON. N. G.

A; Tilley; Robersonville, T. H.
House.
Rocky Mount: Clark Street, R.
E. L. Moser; First Church, E. l..
Hillman; Marvin-St. Paul, NJ. R..
Gardner.
Rosemary, W. R. Stevens; Sandy
Cross, S. G. Boone; SEQ a n d
Neck, P. H. Fields; Seaboard, j.
D. Robinson; Spring Church Garys
burg, j. E. Darlington; Spring
Hope, B. F. Musser; Stantonsburg,
P. o. Lee: Tarboro, M. W. Ma
ness; Warren, N. W. Grant,. War
renton, E. R. clegg; Weldon, D. L.
Fouts; Whitakers, J. T. Green;
Wilson, W C. Ball;
Secretary Y. M. C. A., c. D..
Nelson; district missionary secre-
tary, J. E.. Darlington; district di-
rector of evangelism, M. W. Ma
ness. 4.f
Retired: E. C. Glenn, William
Towe, L. B. Jones, J. T. Stanford,
H. S. B. Thompson. J. T. Draper,
J. W. Frank, E. c. Durham, and
c. B. Startling.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-11

RALEIGH, Nov. 1o-(P)-Here
ae me appointments read today
d me annual session of the North
IdIollna conference of the Metho-
dist church,
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-11
so Million Christmas
Packages On High Seas

WASHINGTON Nov. 10. - R -
About so million Christmas packag-
es are now en- route to American
troops overseas, the Army said
today.
The shipment represents the
greatest mass movement Of pack
age mail ever to leave this coun-
try. Delivery of the packages to
the G. l. Joes will be every type
of army transportation. ranging
from dog teams in the Arctic to
camels in Africa and from special
parachutes to ieeps and trucks.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-11
WILMINGTON DISTRICT

"A. S. Parker. district superin-
tendent:
Baden, W. j., Freeman: Bur-
gaw. J. J. Strawbridge; Carolina
Beach, Paul Carruth; c Carver S
Greek, z. v. Cowan. Chadbourn.
j. w. Lineberger; Clinton, J. R.
Edwards; Elizabeth. r. z. New
ton; F'airmont, B. F. Boone; Fai-
-Kennansville. D. D. Broome;
Garland. M. w. Warren: Hallsboro,
E. L. Hill: Jacksonville, A. D
Gary; Lumberton-Chestnu ST., E.
B. Fisher; Lumberton Circuit.
Med. McLamb; Maysville, N. P.
Edens.
Pembroke Parish-First Church,
to be supplied; prospect circuit,
D.. F. Lowry; Bethel Circuit, j. W.
Smith. 49,
Richards, W. A. Grow: Rose
boro, c. S. Hubbard; SCOTS Hill.
J.. M. Carroll; Shallotte, w. G.
Lowe; Southport, O. l. Hinson; St.
Pauls, o. L. Hathaway; Swans
boro, c. H. Mercer; Tabor City,
J. F. Coble; Town Creek. ]. C.
Harmon; Wallace-Rose Hill, c. T.
Rogers; Warsaw-Magnolia, A. M.
Williams; Whiteville, L. D. Hay
man. ~ 7..~'-
Wilmington: Epworth, c. N.
Phillips; Fifth Ave. c. D. Bar
cliff; Grace, J. F. Herbert; Sun
set Park, o. K. Ingram; Trinity,
F. W. Paschall; Wesley Menlor-
ial. Kermit Wheeler. . -
Asst. Director Of leadership ed
ucation, general board Of educa-
ton, M. E. Cunningham; district
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NEW BERN DISTRICT

j. A. Russell. district superln-
tendent: T.;
Atlantic-C. M. Mitchell; Auro-
ra. E. W. Downum; Ayden, A. L
Chaplain. Beaufort, W. S. Potter;
Dover. M. E. Tyson: Fremont. ].
c. Williams: Goldsboro St. Paul,
Leon. Russell; Goldsboro circuit.
VI c.. Wilson: Greenville. Jarvis
Memorial. r. W. Bradshaw: Crit
ton, R. E. Walston: Grimesland,
c. B. Harris: Hookerton. E. R
Shuller: Jones. j. r. Poe; Kin.
ston, Queen St. H. I. Glass: La
Grange. J. D. A. Autry; Marshall
berg, H. G. Cuthrell: Morehead
City. Luther B Bridgers: More
head circuit. to be supplied: Mt.
Olive-Calypso, c. W. Robbins; Mt.
Give circuit, W. z. Howard: New
Bern-Centenary. W. A. Cade: New
port. ]. M. Jo1liff: Ocracoke-
Portsmouth, W r. Dixon: orien-
tai, to be supplied; Panlico. r.
N. Fits: Pikerville-E]m ST.. W: F.
Walters: Pink Hill. M. E. Cotton:
Observation-Disclosures, W A: Tew:
Seven Springs. H. L. HarreH;
Snow Hill. j. .Bascorn Hurley:
straits. to be supplied: Vanceboro,
". H. Brady; Walston-Burg' 4. w.
Taylor.
Professor, Central college. c. F.!
Xix: chaplain. u. S. Army, J. L.
Joyce: chaplain, U. S. Army, G.
S. Eubarlk: chaplain. U. 5. Army.
u X. Ormond: chaplain. y. S.
Army, C.. S. Boggs: CHAPLAIN. y,
S. Army, C.. J. Hureycutt: chap
lain, u S Navy. NJ. Q. Stephen
son: deaconess. student counselor,
E.C.T.c.. Greenvi1le, Miss Mamie
Chandler: deaccness defense work
er, New Bern.C Cherry Point. Miss
Sarah Kee; deaconess rural work,
Goldsboro circuit. M i,ss Ru h
Brooks: conference missionary
con Russell; district missionary
secretary, w. S Potter: district di-
rector evangelism. W. A. Cade:
retired: Guy Hamilton, T. E.
Davis. n.
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ELIZABEH CITY DISTRICT

j. H. Miller, district superinten-
dent:
Ahoskie, A. L. Thompson; AL
lander, j. A. Whitesel; Bath, L.
E. Sawyer; Be haven, 0. C. Haas;
Chowan, A. L. c. Stephenson;
Columbia, c. x Wright; Creswell,
N. M. Mcdonald; Edenton-Wind-
sor, H. F. Surratt.
Elizabeth City-City road, l. S.
Richmond; first, A. P. Brantley
Gatesville-T. A. Collins; Halter.
as, to be supplied; Hartford. B
c. Reavis; Kinnakeet, w. E. AL
bright, Jr.; Kitty Hawk, G. W
Crutchfield; Manteo, D. W. Charl
ton; Mattamuskeet, F. R. Davis;
Moyock, R. L. Crossno; Murfrees
boro, c. L. Spencer; North Gates
C. w. Guthrie: Pasquotank. A. J
McClelland: Perquimans, J. D
Crawford; Plymouth, T. R. Jenkins
Roper, G.. c. Wood; South Cam
den, W. B. Gregory; South Mills
L. T. Singleton; Stumpy Point
W. B. Parkin; Swanquarter. j. C.
Chaffin; Wanchese, v. A. Lewis;
Washington, C. F. Heath; William
ston, B. T. Hurley; general man
ager Tayloe hospital. M. o. Flet
cher: secretary U.S.O., W. C
Henson; student Union Theologi
cal Seminary, E. r. Bromley; chap
lain, U. S. Navy, Merrimon Gun
ninggim; district missionary sec
rotary, H. F. Surratt; district di
rector evangelism, c. F. Heath;
retired-J. L. Cuninggin, E.. L
Stack, r. r. Grant, N. M. Nc
Donald, R. H. Lewis, L. E. Saw
yer.
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.. If the wilmington areas
I'D. s.n V Methodist ministers
' '4.re returned to their church 81.
Is tp' Carolina conference Fri.
s Nor according to the annual IA!
d. day. Of appointments read at
ps' " session in Raleigh.
inc gse Rev. A. S. Parker was
lpe uaturned as district su-
perintendent' :. ~. Paw
,r wheeler. who has been
hs .rine at Aurora, and he was
sel; ;aned to Wesley Memorial
' lsarcb, He replaces the Rev.
cn' ~ Downum, who has been
t =, y" for the past three years
n sd vas transferred to Aurora.
n, Ministers returned are:
The Rev. C. N. Phillips. who
,.s served four years at Ep-
10, church; the Rev. c. d.
u,rclift, who has been at F1ftn
p venue six years; the Rev. j.
Herbert, pastor of Grace
a. T. the past five years; the
~, Dow @. X. Ingram, who has
Ssan at Sunset Park for two
rsars; the Rev. F. W. Pas
hall, who has served Trinity
three wears, and the Rev. Paul
r,rruth, two years at Caro-
lima Beach.
rhe Rev. Mr.. Paschall was
,.r,med district governor Of
evangelism and Miss Mary
Nichols was reappointed dea-
ooness in Maffitt Village.
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missionary secretary. j. w. Line
berger; district director evange.
lism, F. w. Paschall: Deaconess,
Maffitt Village, Wilmington, Miss
Mary Nichols; Chaplain, U. S.
Army, L. V. Harris, Chaplain, U.
S. Army c. B. Long; chaplain, U.
S. Army, H. L. Rogers.
Retired: j. w. Harrell. c. A.
Jones, F. R. Lowry, J. F. Usry,
and R. L Vickery.
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CITE NOT SELECTED

pA1FIGH. Nov. 10-R-Blshop
" W Peele brought the sixth
session of the North Carolina con-
torence of the Methodist church
N close today with the read
ing Of appointments and "a re-
nn MI that the churches advance
along all lines in the crusade for.
Christ program during the next
four years.
The reading Of reports came
before the final business. That Of
t1e statistical secretary showed
that the conferences churches
have progressed along all lines,
that the number of members and
firances increased.
The conference had no invita-
tm for next years meeting, so
Bishop Peele appointed this COM
mittee Ia decide upon plan of
entertainment ard to select the
place, which probably will be done
neyt year: Robert R. Taylor of
Creonvillc, B. B. Slaughter of
Fo"';ingham. DR.. B. G. Gilet OF
Hurh"m, W. J. Smith of Bethel.
N. H. c. Smith of Durham, Rev.
J, R. Morris OF Rockingham, and
The Rev. Leon Russell of New
Bern.
The conference yesterday adopt
ed a resolution calling for inter-
rs'ional control of military estab-
lshments and autonomy for alt
SuAiects and colonial peoples.
Moving toward adjournment to-
day, the conference also resolved
that the UNITED States must ac-
cept its international responsible.
ties
The resolution was adopted on
principles presented by the confer.
ence on churches and included a
true community of nations and a
just and durable peace.
In calling for autonomy for sub
lect the Colonial peoples, the reso-
luton said that it recognized this
task as no longer one of exclusive
national concern out a common
responsibility Of all mankind"
The church also announced op-
position to the adoption of com.
pulsory military training in the
United States until latter the close
Of the war, and then only when
me American people have been
gwen full opportunity for consider.
a'lon and expression of opinion.
Bishop W. W. Peele Of Rich.
monds Va, conducted an ordina-
llOh service for IS deacons and
elders The ordination sermon was
preached by Bishop Edwin hold
hughes Of Washington, D. C.
RALEIGH, Nov. 10-(P)-Here
@e me appointments read today
d me annual session of the North
IdIollna conference of the Metho-
dist church:
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RALEIGH DISTRICT

H. B. Porter, District Superin-
tendent:
Apex-Macedonia. ]. w. Bradley
Bailey, D. A. Petty; Benson, c..
B. Culbreth; Cary, R. S. Harrison:
Clayton, C. w. Barbee; Creedmoor
D. D. Traynham; Dunn, F. D
Hedden; Erwin, j. A. Martin; Four
Oaks, j. M. Jolliff; Franklinton.
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Methodist Conference
Holds 6 Pastors Here

H. Overton, Jr., St. Paul, Leon
Cough; Trinity. G. Higgins;
Durham circuit-D. G. Smiley:
associate: I. G.. Dunlap; Emo, N.
G.. Preston, Jr.; Graham, j. ].
Boone; Haw River, P. F. Pfister.
er; Hillsboro, S. F. Nicks; asso-
ciate: r. H. Sales; Leasburg, ]. B.
Smith; Mebane, T. B. Hough; Mil
ton, j. E. Carter; Mount Herman.
w. B. Cotton; Mount Tirzah, Floyd
Villines; Orange, E. H. Measamer;
Person circuit, Daniel Lane; Pitts.
boro, w. G. Farrar; Rougemont,
W. B. Petteway;
Roseboro - Cavel, J. R. Jolly;
Roxboro circuit, c. G. McCarver;
Long Memorial, W. c. Martin;
Saxapahaw, H. L. Harris, Swep-
sonville,, l. T. Poole; Yanceville,
j. V. Early; professor Duke Uni
versity, H. E. Spence; professor
Duke University, j, NJ. Ormond !;
professor Duke University. H. E.
Myers; dean, Duke Divinity
School, B. H. Branscomb; editor
North Carolina Christian Advocate,
M. 7. Plyler; extension secretary,
Durham Methodist Society, Leon
Couch; executive secretary hos
pitfalls and homes, V. v. McRae;
conference secretary education, j.
G., Phillips; conference associate
director youth work, L. C. Vareen;
chaplain, U. S. Army, T. M. Wick,
Jr.; chaplain. U. S. Army, D. E.
Earnhardt; chaplain. U. S. Army,
W. K. Bars; chaplain, U. S. Ar.
my, W. G. Mcleod; chaplain, U.
S. Army, F. M. Patterson; chap.
lain, U. S. Army, H. B. Lewis;
chaplain. U. s.. Army, A. C. Edens,
Jr.; chaplain, U. S. Navy, J. D.
Lee, Jr.; chaplain, U. S. Navy,
W. D. Caviness; chaplain, U. S.
Navy, R. w. Rainwater, Jr.; con-
ference director of evangelism, j.
C. Glenn; district missionary Sec
rotary, M. c. Dunn; district direc-
tor of evangelism, B. D. Critcher;
superintendent, the Methodist as
sembly. Lake Junaluska. F. S.
Love-;
Retired: L. S. Massey, T. S,
Coble, W. F. Craven; J. H., Nc
Cracker, H., E. Lance, J. W.. Hoyle,
ST.; W. C. Jones, j. H. Shore, c.
L. Read. H. c. Ewing ]. A.
Tharpe, B. H. Black, B. M. Will
liams, A. c. Thompson. J. F.
Starnes, M. T. Plyler.
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c. T. Thrift. -,-s
+ Fayetteville Downing St, W. E.
Smith; Hay st, r.. e. Brown;
Johnson Mem. Henry M u.r p h y;
Person ST., Calvary, Q. c. Melton.
Fayetteville circuit. J. White
head; Glendon. w. A. Parsons;
Collision, N. B. Strickland: Ham.
let, S. A. Maxwell; Jonesboro, L.
L. Parrish; Laurel Hill. j. W.. Dim.
mette; Laurinburg, R. F. Munns
Maxton, c. p Womack; Mt. Gi.
lead, S. J.. Starnes; Mt. Gilead
circuit, W.. j. Underwood; Park.
ton, A. E. Brown: Pinebluff, to be
supplies; Raeford. W. L. .Maness;
Red Springs, A c. Lee; Roberdel,
F. B. Brandenburg; Robbins, B.
c. Merritt: Robbins circuit, Brooks
Patten; Rockingham. B. B. Slaugh.
ter; Rockingham circuit, c. P.
Norris: Rowland. W. L. 10y: St,
Jchn-Gibson, ]. P. Pegg: Sanford,
H. L Hendricks; Siler City, F. B.
Joyner; Siler City circuit, r. C.
Burgin: Steadman, w. F. Elliott;
Troy, Fl. r. Ashmore; Troy cir.
cult, j. X. Warrington: West EDd
w H. Brown; associate, G. l.
Reynolds.
Student Duke university, Charles
S Mccoy; missionary to Africa.
L. E. Blackburn: chaplain, U. S
Army. E. G. Overton: chaplain, U,
S. Army, H. c. Fraser; chaplain
u S. Army, ] D. Young: chap
lain, U. S. Army, B. F Meacham
chaplain, U. S. Navy. W. F. Keel
er: chaplain, U. S. Navy. W. l.
Freeman: district missionary sec
rotary, B. B. Slaughter; district
director Of evangelism, S. A. Max
well. - .5t
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Johnson. c.. n. Caviness. j. D
Bundy, F.. B. Noblitt. j. W. Autry
R., E. Atkinson, w. H. Brown, W
R. Royal, Frank Culbreth. W. L.
Dawson. j. c. Humble, M. F. Hod.
ges, P. D. Woodall, W. A. Parsons,
end B. P. Robinson.
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T. NJ. Grant, District superin-
tendent:
Bethel, W. H. Howard. Jr.; Con-
way, L. c. Brothers.: Elm City.
W. ]. Neese: Enfield. E. c. Craw-
ford; Evansdale C. W. Collision;
Farmville, Marvin Y. Self: Hall
fax. j. D. Stott: West Halifax, r.
L. Bame; Kenly, G. B. Startling,
Littleton. H. L. Davis: Littleton
Circuit D. c. Boone; McKendree,
]. c. Whedbee: Middleburg, T. W.
Lee; Nashville, D. M. Sharpe;
Norlina, w. T. Phipps: Northamp-
ton, o. L. Hardwick; Rich Square,
P. F. Newton; Roanoke Rapids. L.
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ANXIOUS to get all the news about
the presidential election in the
U. s., S/Sgt. John Ranko, Jr., Pitts
burgh, Pa, buys copy of the Stars
and Stripes headlining the re-elec-
ton of President Roosevelt from an
Italian newsboy in Rome. Official
Owl Radiophoto. (InternationdD
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coe. J. w. Page: Broadway, R. r.
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