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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19
FHILADELPHIJOS
PASTABOS

al Ell NduJl metal. DE-
nieji praslinko taip sparciai
kad sunku buvo il pastebeti
atejimas naujQ. Taip If eina
tos skaitlines nuo Kristaus gi-
mimo. Jeigu metus zmones
skaitytu laikotarpiu tai jie jo-
kios savokos neturetQ apie
metu skaicius. zmones, kaip
If kit dalykai, gimsta, gyvena
ir senSta ne metu ,skaitlium,
bet paprastu atgyventu laiku.
Metal kaip mes JUGS supran-
tame yra paciQ zmoniu iSgal-
>yotaS mastas, tue tarpu kalp
]aikas yra GamtoS begalinis
padarinys.
. Mes daug pragyVenome II
dar gyvename matyti neiSma-
tuotQ eigos noru If siekinil
zrnoniQ. Ko zmonija siekia If
kan krauja lieja kad if Siane
kare, greiciausia niekas nezi-
no; vargiai zinc if tie kurie
Veda il vairuoja pasaulio rel
kalus. Viska ka zinOm tai kad
turin aukotis: duoti jauna gy-
Nybe, dirbti pabuklus gyvybes
naikinimui, moketi mOkesCius,
prisispausti save kaip galima
sunkiausia. lr taip Viso pa
$ Julio Zmonija aukOjasi le ais
+ Eaus Supfatimo kan tas reika-
linga, jau per virS penki metal.
lSnintingas bet kartu Taurus
il kvaiIas sVietas.
GRUODzIO 81, NauiQ MetQ
iSVakarese, Lietuviu Muzikale-
jc SaIeje, atsibuvo tOS bondrO-
VS. metiniS banketas SUI dainQ
IL sokiu priedu. SveciQ banke
te atsiIanke suVirS 800. Ban
ket4 oiicialiai atidarG bendro-
YES pirmininkas p. GriganaVi-
Gus, pavesdamas programa to-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19
BOSTON MASS.
RUBU RINKIMO VAJUS

RUBU RINKIMO VAJUS
Pastaru laiku Lietuviai ypa-
tingai smarkiai dirba kad su-
rinkti daugiau drapanu Lietu-
vos nuo karo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Daugiausia darbo
ideda ponios Nemaksiene il
Krupiene. RUBY daug surink-
ia if dar daugiau duodama, 0
surinkimo centras jas skirsto,
valo ir pakuoja siuntimui
New Yorkq.
RAUD. kRYzIAUS LietuviQ
moteru skyrius irgi nesnaudzia
atlieka visokius darius del
Raudonojo Kryziaus. Tame
darbe daugiausia dirba poni
Cuiniene, Advokato Cuineus
zmona, ir p. Kasmauskiene.
ADV. JONAS GRIGALIUS
gavo pakelti j di9esne Vieta
miesto darbe, dabar jis gaus
metines algos $4,000 ir .jo par
eigos bus kaip AssesoriQ pri-
ziuretojo. f.. ......i
PAGERRE. Steponas Kon-
tautas, jo 25 metu amziaus su-
kakties proga, buvo savo drau-
gu pagerbtas.: Sueiga buvo
smagi. Kontautas yra Gabijos
Choro pirmininkas ir priklau-
so prize Sandaros, bet jis su
Vaidylos. plepalais nesutinka,
sake Vaidylai truksta pagrin-
dinio LietuViSko .supratjmo va
doVauti Standards politikai. ::
LIETUVAI REMTi DRAU-
GIJOS veikla neaiSki. Kele-
tas tos draugijos nariu vienna
me klubo susirinkime iSsireiS-
ke kad LRD yra davus net
$4,000 Americas Lietuviu Ia
rybai ar JOS isteigtam Centrui
New Yorkes / sSaAos tolaik rapor-
ta iSdave Vaidyla praeitame
ALT suvaziavime New Yorke.
Daug zmoniQ labai nuostebo
Sta zinia patyre. .
Kick yra zinoma is LRD ka-
sieIiaus p. Dvarecko, draugija
izde turi apie $1,000 If pinigai
laikomi nezinia kan. Gal p.
Vaidyla galetQ pasakyti per
sav0 laikraStuka ar teisybe
tos kalbos ajie $4,000, nes da-
bar LRD nariai yra suklaidin-
Ii If as pats.
LRD valdyboje yra diduma
sandarieciu if diduma jig more
tn matyti vieSa atskaita kick
il kan LRD pinigQ buVO duo
ta ar yra duodama, if delko
yra laikomi izde tie $1,000.
ROSTONO sandarieciams ne
siseka: Arlauska ir Naudziuna
andai laLai sumuS6, Arlauskas
buvo paimtas net ligoninen.
Taip pat nesiseka ir draugi-
Jose, kaip tai klube: niekur
nebuvo isrinkti i valdybas,
nors Vaidyla savo gazietoj IA.
Sc kad isauklejes labai dau2
geru veikejQ. Faktai parodc
kad zmones tokiu veikejQ ne
pageidauja ir nerenka j valdy-
baS. ..... n
JULIUS SMETONA .palikc
labai gera ispudi tarp BostonC
rimtesniu LietuviQ kada Ian
ke3i prizes menesi atgal. Su
zaVejo visus jo gera Lietuvi&-
ka prakalba kuria pasake pei
radio, il taip pat jo kalba sa-
kyta bankete.
Placiai tariamasi apie suren-
gina viesu prakalbu Juliuj
Smetonai Bostone.
Pas Kasmauska buVo surcn-
Gta vakariene p. Juliui Snleto,
nei, kur dalyvavo geras buris
tikTvl LietuViu; visi pasidaIinC
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19
AMERIKONAI ATBUNDA

eyre Sovietu Russia ir SUI
pyle jos tarbon simtais mill
jonu dolariu, Amerikonai per-
sitikrina kad sStalinas nera to-
kis geras tavorscius kokiu j
name ir 'komunistine Rusija
n9ra tokia kokia bolseviku pro-
paganda piese.
Lyg is miego pabude, Anne
rikonai bando savo apsirikima
atitaisyti. Gera pavyzdi pada-
re William L. White, Report
on the Russians straipsniuo-
So, kurie isspausdinti Readers
Digest Gruodzio ir Sausio nu-
meriuose.
w. L. White praleido sesias
savaites Rusijoje su A. John
ston, U. S. Komercijos Rumu
pirmininku, pereitu metu va
sara.
SaVo aprasyme White nupa-
sakoja vidujine komunistine
Rusijos tvarka, if jis ia tvar-
ka .visai .nesidziaugia. White
nuFodo kokiu.. balsavimu Lietu-
va buVo' priJungta prie Rusi-
jos; atskleidzia ir. kaip Ameri-
konams nepakenciama cenzura
neleidzia jokiu faktu is Rusi,
JOS issiQsti j. laisva pasauli.
Teko apytikriai suzinoti kad
tas zurnalas,. Readers Digest
turi apie iris milijonus skai.
tytojQ. Tick zmoniu atsidar5
akNs apie Sovietu 'roju'. Yer,
ta il Lietuviams 81 zurnala Sc
xii. Tai ne pirnas jane ras,
tas apie komunistus if ju gal.
VazudiSkq tvarka.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19

";lirvai" issirasyti nereikia
Iaukti pradzios metu-idekit
j IaiSka 81 dahar ir ''Dirva'
'ankyS JUS istisa pusneti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19
UzTARIA PABALTIJO
TAUTAS

Michigan Valstijos Senate
riuS Vandenberg, patiekdamas
Washingtone pasaulio ateities
t;tillos plana, .uztare Pabaltijo
valStijas.
S'ausio II, The Detroit News
kC1nentat0rius w: K. Kelsey
'anS1izuodamas Sen. Vanden-
Eergo planq aiSkina kad Pabal-
tiio' valstyb5s buvo inkorporuo-
tos ! Sovietq Unija dar prizes
tasirasyma Atlantic Carterio,
kuriS, 10 pasakymu, buves pa
sirasytas Washingtone Sausio
2, 1912 metals.
Ma 0 Prezidentas Roosevelt
yra pareiskes kad Atlantic Car
toris nepasiraSytas. Kaip tik-
raj yra tik ateitis parodys.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19
RAUD. kRYZIAUS Lietuvi,

moterQ skyrius irgi nesnaudzia
- atlieka visokius DARIUS del
Raudonojo Kryziaus. Tame
darbe daugiausia dirba poni
Cuiniene, Advokato Cuineus
zmona, ir p. Kasmauskiene.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19
ADV. JONAS GRIGALIUS

gavo pakelti j di9esne Vieta
miesto darbe, dabar jis gaus
metines algos $4,000 ir .jo par
eigos bus. .kaip AssesoriQ pri-
ziuretojo. a.. .....E
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19
Take First
Place in
Ladies' League

With a team average Tor the
season of IT'S, the H. F. Thon COM
pany ladies bowling team won first
place in the West side Senior La
dies League, Tuesday night.
Sponsored by Archie Stiles and
Harry Grunsteadt of TIhon's, the
team has taken first place contin-
ually the last three years and took
second prize money four years ago.
In last place position throughout
the winter, the team moved up to
first place five weeks ago and
met the West Side Bar In the final
match this week. The Thon's team
rolled up "a points in the 96 games
played to cop the league title.
Team members include Ruth Mel
son, Alice Miller, Gorsa Rugg, Tag
Wagner and captain Loretta Tar
nacki.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19

EAST LANSING, April 19-Coach
John Kobs wanted Ben Hudenko
to play in the outfield on this
years Michigan State college base
ball team, but a shift of events has
returned the 22-year-old Wyan-
dotte junior back Of the plate.
The events involve Don Brown,
Battle Greek freshman who found
it necessary to leave school. Brown
had satisfied Kobs with his shock
absorbing abilities for which rea-
son Hudenko was groomed for gar
den patrol
The pair played these positions
in the Indiana series of two games
that opened Michigan States
schedule. Saturday, April 81,
Wayne will assist Michigan States
opening Of its home portion of the
schedule and Hudenko will form a
part of the Spartan battery.
LII 1o7z, 12A0CA1AO CdA ilCo nd4AC1
ais as q member Of the freshman
team at Michigan State. On March
%, 1913. he enlisted In the Army
Air Corps but was excused a year
later for military reasons.
Under Coach John j. Henderson,
Hudenko earned three letters in
baseball at Wyandotte high school.
During high school days, he also
played sand lot bali and was a
member of the Down River League
championship team In. 1912 and
the Wyandotte Recreation League
champions in 1913.
Standing 6-foot, 1-inch, Hudenko
possesses the physical qualifications
of a good catcher. He weighs ITS
pounds. Under Kobs' tutelage, HUI
denko is exhibiting promising tai
ents in handling pitchers. He's q
fairly good hitter.
Twelve games and an exhibition
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19
Ben Hudenko TO Play
With MSC Spartan Nine
Wyandotte Junior Shifted From
Outfield Position To Catcher's Post

affair remain on the Spartan
schedule. They are: April 81, Wayne
at East Lansing; April IS, Ionia
State Reformatory there (exhibi-
tion); May 2, Wayne at Detroit;
May 4, 5, University of Detroit at
East Lansing: May 9, Michigan
Normal at Ypsilanti; May IL. H.
Ohio State at Columbus; May 18
10, Ohio university (Athens) at
East Lansing; May Is. 26, Lniver-
sity Of Detroit at East Lansing;
June 2, Michigan Normal at East
Lansing.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19
Ptc. Stanley Kuzia
wounded Second Time

I Word has been received from the
war Department that Pfc. Stanley
a. kuxia, ST., has been wounded
ior the second time. He Is serving
with the First Army in Germany
Is q member Of the famous Fight
ing First" Division.
F. Kuzia was previously wound
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19
USED FAT KEEPS
PLANES FLYING

Ninety million pounds of tallow
are required annually for the pro-
duction Of synthetic rubber. Plane
gas tanks are protected against
flax by synthetic rubber coating.
Used fat converted into oleic acid
helps to make synthetic rubber.
Used fat is needed also for air.
plane lubricants. 1t also goes into
nylon for parachutes.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19

At Roosevelt High Coach Dick
Hoffheins announces his starting
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19

lineup for the school as follows:
Id. McGrath; 2b. Mayors; 3D.
Katz; SIS, CATERING; If, Springsteao'
CT. Palmer, IF, Stevens, c, Stahiman'
p, Girardin.
Roosevelt's first game VIII DC
played April "a, at Fordson.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19

ed in action at Aachen on Novem-
Der Is, 1914.
His wife, Ann, and children, STAN
ley, Jr., and John, live at 1910 Vine
wood His parents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Teofil Kuzia, 1879 Fourth. Before
enlisting Stanley worked at the
Penn Salt. He attended Roosevelt
high school.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19
Sport Shots-hary Willow

game starting the season scheduled
for Friday night. May IL.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19

Players wishing to make a con-
nection In the Old Timers League
Chelsea Clothes will practice Tues
day night at $50. The practice Will
be held at Pulaski Park. Players not
having connections are asked to be
on hand.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19

While talking to Ed DeSana he
informs me that he Is thinking of
putting in a Class c baseball team
and any Of the younger group
wanting to play should get in touch
with him.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19

10 Fl. BALL TOP CLOTHES
POSTS. With cross arm and
hooks each $3.2s
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19
PAINT S
and BRUSHES

II you plan on painting buy
your paint and brushes now
while we are closing out our
entire stock Of Devoe Paints.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19
FAMOUS CLOSE SLAVES By Barber Sol

HoMS WleD nLLAee
STUNNED
TE WSuspecTN6 AssANHS
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19

CLOTHES LINE REELS. Just
the thing to keep your clothes
line untangled. Holds 200 f..
Of line. ---eSc
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19

h"-2h" wide. Sanded and var
nished, ready to use as soon as
laid. Makes a beautiful floor
Per So. Fl. l61as
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19

Rock Wool Fluff Type
Insulation for attic floors that
is easily applied. Pours 10c
from bag. Per bag - ~
40 bags will do average home
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19

8 Fl. CLOTHES PROPS ---Sse
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19

IS YOUR BASEMENT DAMP?
Dow Flake will dry it out in a
hurry. 100 ID. bag, $500; %
Evening star., 1945-02-12

Legion Of Merit for service from
February Is to December 6 last year
as a member of the United States
Military Mission to the Soviet
Union.
Col. Pettigrew, now on duty at the
Pentagon, is a native of Wyoming.
He entered active Army service in
May, 1917.
Capt. Herman A. Spanagel,
U. S. NJ, whose wife, Mrs. Frances j.
Spanagel, resides at 1924 Veasey
street NV, was awarded the Legion
of Merit for exceptionally meritor-
ious conduct while commanding the
Cruiser Nashville during action
against Japanese forces in the Sol
onions from December 10, 1912, to
November %, 1943.
The citation said Capt. Spanagel,
while commanding the flagship of
the task force commander, on two
occasions boldly led combined
cruiser and destroyer forces into re-
stricted waters adjacent to impor-
tant and heavily-fortified enemy
airfields at Munda and Villa, in Kula
Gulf, and delivering smashing
broadsides, relentlessly bombarded
Japanese troops and positions"
1t. G.g.) Howard E. Clark, U. S. NJ,
whose wife, Mrs. Vera w. Clark, lives
at 6606 Eastern avenue NV, has
received the Silver Star for his serv-
ice as torpedo data computer of a
submarine engaged in operations
against the Japanese in the Pacific.
"Skilfully and courageously per-
Evening star., 1945-02-12
Admiral Chandler
PosthumousIy Given
.DSM for GaIIantry

The Distinguished Service Medal
has been awarded posthumously to
Rear Admiral Theodore E. Chand-
Ter, who was killed January dur
ing landing operations on Luzon for
his "very material contribution to
the fulfillment Of the Philippine
campaign"
Admiral Chandler rendered con-
spicuous service to the Army of the
United States in the action sup
porting the return of United States
forces to the Island of Luzon," the
citation says. Through his out
standing gallantry and exceptional
skill while in command of a battle
ship division in support OF landing
operations during the battle Of
Leyte Gulf and while later COM
manding a cruiser squadron in the
battle of Lingayen Gulf, he was an
inspiration and example to the
forces of both the Army and the
Navy"
Admiral Chambers widow lives at
2811 Albemarle street NV.
Col. Moses w. Pettigrew, At, Gen.
eral Staff Corps, infantry, 3545 Que
sada street NV, was awarded the
Evening star., 1945-02-12
By THE HAsKIN SERVICE.

@. How many members are there
at present in the United Nations
group?-C. r. c.
A. There now are SO. Liberia was
the 35th to join, France the 36th.
@. What is the name of the man
who walked from Boston to Wash
ington, D. c., to attend Lincoln's
inauguration?-E. L. H.
A. Edward Payson Weston made
this trip of 443 miles in 208 hours.
@. How does an encyclical issued
by the Pope differ from a papal bull?
C. S.
A. An encyclical is simply papal
letter of advice or admonition, to-
gether with the statement of opin-
ions sent out to all the bishops of
the world, and to the faithful, and is
not necessarily of the Importance
or of the authority of bull, which
has the force of a command.
@. If relatives of a soldier, other
than his immediate family, wish to
be notified in the event he Is cas-
ualty, where should they write?
&c. I. T.
A. Notification of an emergency
Is made by the War Department to
those named by the individual SOL
dier. If other close relatives desire
to have their names placed on the
list of those to be notified in case
of emergency, they should write the
Adjutant General, War Department,
Washington Is. D. c., Attention:
Casualty Branch. They should give
the full name and serial number of
the soldier and their full names, ad-
dresses and relationship to him.
@. Will 1t be possible at the end OF
the war for sailor to obtain his dis
charge while overseas?-L. c.. H.
A. Article 1859 of Navy regulations
provides that man may be dis
charged while overseas if he makes
a written request. However, by do
ing so he valves all claim for trans
portation at Government expense
to the United States and all con-
sular aid.
Q. Can the pay of a serviceman
be garnisheed?-L. L. Y.
A. The pay of a man in the armed
service cannot be garnisheed.
@. How long Is the training period
of an air force airways communica-
tion man?-H. o. S.
A. The training period varies from
approximately two weeks for cryp-
tographers to % weeks for radio op-
orators. School training is supple
mented by training on the job. Nor
mally the Army Anyways Commum-
cations System man is not classed as
flying personnel or as a combatant.
AACS men are stationed at every
base used by the Army Air Forces.
@. Must a soldier complete six
months service to be eligible to wear
the new overseas service bar?
r. A. B.
A. The newly approved overseas
service bar for Army personnel de-
notes one six-month period Of serv-
ice.
Evening star., 1945-02-12

christian Budgeting,. Ross p.
Pope; Radiant Living" Mrs. Nelle
Van D. Smith; christianity and
Our World" Representative Buffet
of Nebraska; 'The Making Of the
Christian Mind" The Rev. Francis
M. McPeek; Our Peace Proposals, !"
Representative Mahon of Texas;
Social Action in the Church's Com
munity." Mrs. j. D. Ford; Master
pieces of Religious Music" Mrs.
Margaret Walker Barnwell; PLAY
writing for Pleasure and Profit"
Edward Perkins Mangum.
Walter A. Graham Of the Wash
ington Federation of Churches is
dean of the school.
The public is invited. Registra-
tions now are being received.
Evening star., 1945-02-12
Mount Vernon Place Offers
Christian Livinq Course

A school for Christian living will
be conducted by the Young Adults
Of the Mount Vernon Place Method
ist Church beginning February 10
and continuing through March 25.
Glasses will open at $50 pm. and
continue through 8 pm. with talks
by DR.. John W. Rustin.
The subjects and instructors are:
Evening star., 1945-02-12

forming his essential duties" the e..
tation says, LIT. Clark rendered In
valuable assistance to his command
ing officer during approach opera
tions and attacks on two hostile con-
voys and other enemy ships, thereby
contributing materially to the sue
cess of his submarine in destroying
IA Japanese vessels"
Evening star., 1945-02-12
TheG Great GameofP Politics
Observer Says Left Wing Democrats
Are Set to Claim Victory in Wallace Fight

lacking balance. It he were more
clear-headed, with a little greater
sense of humor, he might be saved.
AS it is, he seems destined to be
the unhappy victim of being over
extolled and overplayed by friends,
some of whom have their own sell
fish ends to serve and others who
are just as much out of focus as he.
Evening star., 1945-02-12

claim a great
victory over the
forces of evil"
and for tn e
common man"
Mr.. Wallace
will get the job
after an over
whelming vot e
of no confidence;
after the Office
is stripped OF
the great money
powers which he
sought and after
h a V in g been
saved from re-
sza4;o,o tox, the
Evening star., 1945-02-12
By Frank r. Kent

Assuming, as is safe to do, that
after Mr.. Roosevelt signs the George
BILL Mr.. Wallace is confirmed as
Secretary of Commerce, his left
wing supporters are "all set" to
Evening star., 1945-02-12

spirited citizen will donate q bengal
tiger to the ZOO. The parks super
intendent knows where he can pick
up lulu. Only $3.50, too.
Evening star., 1945-02-12
Answers to
Questions

A reader can get the answer to any
question of fact by writing The Eve
street NE, Washington 2, D. c. Please
inclose 3 cents for return postage.
Evening star., 1945-02-12
Zoo Sturts Tiger Hunt

SALT LAKE CITY (P.-City
fathers promise a good home and
the pest of fare Of any public
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-04-26
Freezing Items

Wayne Kelly of Isom and a
companion were in a near Sc
rious car wreck last Sunday night
on the road leading from Os-
borne Gap to Camp Creek. The
driver lost control going around
sharp bend and the car went
over the bank and down a steep
hillside. turning over several
times. AS luck would have it,
the occupants sustained only
Slight injuries, but the car was
so badly damaged that Kelly
sold it the next day to car re-
pair man for whatever he offer
ed.
Professor w. E. Gilbert, of Rad
ford State Teachers College, was
the overnight guest of his sister,
Mrs. Martha Mullins near Freel-
ing, Tuesday night.
Mrs. Bluford Mullins of Pine
Greek is recovering from a re-
cent illness.
A mad dog was reported to
have hurriedly made it way up
Pine Creek Wednesday, but so
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-04-26
Weekly
GOSPEL MESSAGE
THE OTHER SIDE OF DEATH
By REV. CARL LAYNE

Very often we meet men who
are so foolish as to say, well,
how do you know there is
help" No one has ever come
back to tell us about it,. That is
quite true, and if you are wait
ing for one of hell's inmates to
come skipping down the street
and gently tap you on the Shout
der and say, "Mr. Jones or Mr..
Smith do all you can to escape
hell, for l certainly haven t been
satisfied for one moment since
entering that awful place." you
will still be waiting until you
make an addition to hell's weep
ing and wailing populace. And
still, there will be no one return
from HE'LL.
The Bible gives us an account
of two men on the other side
of death which should silence
forever the skeptic and fool.
Luke very clearly sets forth this
truth, Luke 16:19-31.
Before going farther, I would
like to say that the story of the
rich man and Lazarus is NOT
parable but reality. Nowhere
in the Scripture will you find
Christ using an individuals name
in "a parable, but in this narra-
tive He does call Lazarus by
name. He singles out one of the
many thousands of cases similar
to that of Lazarus and gives us
a complete picture of the two
mems condition on the other side
Of death.
The condition Of the two men
beyond death is completely re-
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Mrs. Martha Boiling has re-.
turned home after spending 3
months in Oklahoma.
Aunt Nancy Adkins is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Cora Carroll,
of Mann, w. Va.
Mrs. Clyde Rose called at the
home of Mrs. Josh Rose Sunday
Bruce and Ava Buchanan, en-
ployed at Radford, spent h e
weekend at home.
Misses Edna and June Bever-
ly spent the weekend in Clinch-
co.
Mrs. Simon Beverly is inprov-
ing nicely.
Misses Lizzie, jeanette and
Goldia Rose and Dora Ellen
Strouth called at the home of
Steve Buchanan Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley Bran
ham called at the home of Noah
Buchanan Sunday.
Edith Beverly spent the week
end in Darwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Strouth
have received letter from their
son, Woodrow. He is now back
in hospital at Richmond.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-04-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Rose visit
ed Mrs. John Taylor Sunday.
Lester Mullins and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Vanover went fish
ing Sunday.
Mrs. Callie Moore visited Mrs.
Martha Stanley Saturday.
Mrs. Dollie Farmer is very i'll
at this time.
J. H. Baker wass cen in our
town the other day.
Fred Farmer is having some
repairs made on his home at
this time.
Bob Mullins is at home with a
discharge from the navy.
Mrs. Junior Mullins and Mrs.
Edwards were dinner guests at
the home Of Mrs. Crit Mullins
the other day.
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at the home of Elijah SluSs.
Miss Igene Rose and Norma
Mullins have been visiting rela-
tives in Bristol.
Mr. and Mrs. Cottle Rose spent
Monday night at the home of
Nelson Mullins.
Mae Rose visited Irene Sluss
Sunday.
Allene Sluss spent Sunday mite
at the home of Olivia Mullins.
Pvt. Lacy Branham is home
on furlough at this time.