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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-16
pENICILLIN PILLS
PROVEN PRACTICAL

,pw YORK, Feb. 15.-Discovery
oethod to make penicillin pills
" ren1ace the injection by needle,
announced today by the Led
s srle Laboratories of the American
cyanamid Co.
"! n;,1s 10 be take by mouth have
me of the main medical
p Desj in penicillin treatment. Until
sosi' 4 - has been impossible to do
now because the gastric juices m
thlS stomach destroyed most of the
penicillin' co
~ ~ Research Laboratories 81
...l.aunford Conn, solved this trou-
PAW a. nv placing penicillin in a dou-
Ile deck capsule. The outside COW
sxino is gelatin, which is dissolved
u The stomach. The inside cover
IL cot+onseed oil, which is little
y Elected by stomach juices.
ALEU-"
The oil carries the drug to the
Vii intestine, where it is al
s n.bed into the blood, the place
S s penicillin has to be to DO
WV WV, GOOD. Experiments with peanut
a on, . corn oil indicated that prob
abIv any vegetable oil is good for
the inside coating.
The pills were tried successfully
M animals, and then, with equally
GOOD results, on human beings in
4 New York hospital.
More penicillin had to be given
BY the mouth route than by needle,
hit this was made up for by the
fact that in the blood the oil
nencillin last about twice as long
as plain penicillin injected by
needle
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-16
UNRRA Fails In Europe,
Australian Leader Saws

LAPSTONE, Australia, Feb. Is.
-U.D-Australian Foreign Minis
ter Herbert V. Evatt said TODAY
that the United Nations Relief and
Rehabilitation Administration had
failed in Europe and asserted That
there were doubts the UNRRA
could or would be permitted to
meet the tasks for which it was
created.
Evatt, addressing the opening
session of the Far Eastern Com
mittee council of UNRRA, sharp
ly attacked administration of the
UNRRA and said its application
remained to be demonstrated.
Something of crisis is emerg-
ing in relation to the UNRRA's
affairs and functions,' he said,
land it must be admitted by any
candid observer that there are
signs of Illustration and disillu-
sionment."
"This is due to the fact that,
despite much elaborate organiza-
ton, UNRRA mas not yet func-
toned to any extent in the actual
work of relief and rehabilitation
in Europe. Doubts have arisen
whether UNRRA will perform all
the duties intended under the
terms Of its charter.
Evatt described three weakness
es in UNRRA-first, the many
delays in commencement of
UNRRA activities in liberated
areas; second, decentralization
the UNRRA administration and
third, the need for wider nation
al representation at all levels on
the UNRR administration and
staff.
Evatt's attack was unexpected
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-16
ENEMY'S
IN MANILA CITED

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. IS
NBC Correspondent George Fol-
ster. who said, Manila had been
turned into a giant funeral pyre"
BY the japanese, told today of the
brutal Staying of Louis Lerocque,
among the many killed.
Folster said the death of Leroc-
oue former French consul at Ma
Mia, illustrated the savagery of
the japanese in defeat and now
they have ransacked the city.
Lerocque's body was found on a
street in new Manila, Folster said,
with the head almost hacked away
and his wrist watch and ring gone
the work Of frenZied japanese,
some of them officers armed with
Samurai swords.
A Belgian priest said there was
no wood for coffin for Lerocque,
so thoroughly had t h e japanese
cleaned out the district. The priest
ordered benches from St. Joseph
Academy cut up and made into
a coffin.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-16
Uruguay Declares War
On Axis; West Solid
Except For Argentina

MONTEVIDEO, Feb. 15.-UP)-
The Uruguayan government today
declared war on the Axis, thus COM
pleting the adherence of all West
ern Hemisphere nations to the Unit
ed Nations pact with the single ex'
ception of Argentina.
Urguay's declaration will re-
ceive the formal approval of Con-
gress tomorrow, since the govern.
ment enjoys the necessary major
ity. The Cabinets decision to recog,
nize a state of belligerency was
taken at a meeting yesterday but
was not announced officially until
today.
Parliamentary approval of war
declarations also is pending in
Chile and Venezuela.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-16
Negro Memorial Home
Committee Will Meet

The Fannie Norwood Memorial
Home fund committee will hold its
first public meeting at pm. Tues
day at the First Baptist church at
Fifth and Campbell streets, in an
effort to raise money for a home
for Negro aged, it was announced
by the Rev. A. Jackson Ryans, pro-
gram chairman.
The home, which will be located
at 512 and 514 Brunswick street,
will be dedicated as a tribute to a
late Negro teacher. who taught for
many years in this City's public
school system. The entire property
at the two addresses has been
donated by Fannie Norwood S
daughter and son-in-laW.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-16
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No sufferer can afford to pass up this
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During the past Is years thousands
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been sold for just such troublesome sur
face skin conditions.
Go to your druggist today and get
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and use as directed You'll get relief
quicker than you ever expected and in
Short time aiding nature, it helps pro-
mote faster healing.
Act today on our absolute guarantee
Of satisfaction or money back.
FUTRELLE'S PHARMACY
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-16

but the delegates generally ap-
s4lport him although
they did not express their com
1nents on record.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-27
or should payments start on
March 30, I945. when filed the
second claim MRS. l.. r.

or should payments start on
March 80, I945. when i filed the
second claim MRS. l.. r.
A Regulations governing ret
roactive payment of pension by
the Veterans Administration,
with particular reference to the
pension law which was ap-
proved Dec. ID. 1914. provide
that IF a claim vas pending at
the time the new law was passed.
then payment retroactive TO the
date of passage of the act will
be made" Since your original
claim, filed with the Veterans
Administration in 1912 was dis
allowed on the grounds that
your World War | veteran hus-
band did not have a service
connected disability at date of
death. you would not be en-
titled TO retroactive payment OF
pension back to Dec. Ia. 1914,
since there was no claim pend
ing at the time the act went
into effect. Rather, your claim
had been disallowed, and was in
the inactive file. 1t was a closed
issue. Had your claim been in
the process of adjudication al
the time the new act was
passed, and II no final action
had been taken, retroactive pay
ment of pension might have
been made. Therefore, if you
have received payment OF pen
sion under the law approved
Dec. Ii, 1914. payable back 10
the date on which your second
claim was filed with the Veter-
ans Administration, il would
seem that YOU have received just
treatment under the law.
Q-My son was drafted in the
army when l8 years old. He now
wants 60 enlist for s years in
the regular army. May he do
that without my consent or can
he volunteer for any certain
duties for a specific time also
without my consent:
MRS. III. VI.
A-Your son may re-enhst in
the regular army without your
consent. However. Public Law
100, 18th Congress (which gov
erns the new ie-enlistnent pro-
gram states that upon preSen-
tatIon Of satisfactory evidence
of age and upon written apph-
cation for discharge by parent
or guardian within SIX months
after date of ro-enlistment, any
person under n years of age
who enlisted without consent OF
parents will be discharged.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Robert o Bryan. s7 Helen Nsnos az
william NsrkuE. IL Ls0ns Uhazi ar
Norman L. Moore as Wils B Naples. IS
John 7. CrIsbienik 81 Ann kiemiec. 81
william kcBrAyns. IS Rose NJ. WlnkoSsi. 20
Albert Kaplos, 77. sophie Addison. II
James W Montgomery. 40, Margaret Cut
oertEnn. 10.
Charlie simmons 40. Louise Napier. Is
Jane, Hammer, is. julia l. Martin Is.
Nick Lhmorte. Ss Audrey l. LSch ~
Elmer II. Blasmthsl. -. Elsie H. Schroeder
as
winsn Bschtel. so Mary Ausris. s.
vAueis Holland. "a. Josephine c Fer
rants 2s.
Jane, Babb Is Doris J. Kent. Il
FRED J HeSleT Jr. 20. Jacauelins Cross a
s.rsphino A. DOnofrio, ~. Emma !. zren
chlk. "a
Alfred MccLnn. "a: Eth.l Mccain. 81
Henry {. LanE ~. RoEellA c. Lang, ~.
prank }. Psoian. as Ensn l. Cray, "a.
Robert }. Wills. "a Eisis J santinelh, ~
John steboini a. Yvonne Squier IS
PAlph ". Lldendsrfer 7s Bsrnics Delvo. 30
Harold n. strothein. Is. Maria D. vultaffio
st,phsn sisNk as Eesnors Beldssn. II
Milton Curry. ~ SALEM. A. HosE as.
willard Csudil - Ruth Duncan al
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-27
Wife Wins Relief
From Neuritis Pain

Thousands Of sufferers from The torfurIng
mans die 10 rheumatism. sgauCs. lWb1go.
neursi.fa aud neurUs-tfs mighty happy ovef
Ebsr d ..1Arry pf NORlIO N0w they have
found = ctsCA acting formula which speedily
relieve fH0rc tNhaus ug muscular aches and
pains N0RIrOis trustWor' hy and dependable
Ereaiiy ndr.s fast II YOU want 10 feel aeain
Rhs 10Y 0l friet from pat1-sO you can WORK "a
neacs ari sleep m comiOrt--be wise and Try
HOPiTD under this iron,ad guarantee IT The
Serv rrtf thee doscs G1 not rrIJVe that cruel
s,atn fo. ..al4i .i--siieilll4 lilf mana T. -l! -la
EDrer- D.r. .lrrr - Lnlt .fs-Aa at lpoIY
acc 81 NJKIIO on tha guarantee.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-27

Of any kind attached TO that
reward
Q-Is land suitable for farm
ing now available to veterans
who want To homestead In the
far West and Alaska &C. NJ.
a Some land suitable for
farming is now open for home
StradIng III Alaska and about
100000 farms, averaging 70
acres. IN the far West will be
available in the next few years.
a booklet. "Our Last Land
Frontiers, with detailed infor-
nation concerning homestead
ing. can be obtained on request
10 the Division Of Information.
Department Of Interior. Wash
IngtOn -, d C.-
Q-IIow do the pay rates Of
WAC personnel compare with
those OF the army enlisted men
and officers 81 the same grades
Mrs. ID. B. ".
\ The pay rates are identi-
cal for the same grades.
Q-In June, 1912. following
the death Of my husband, 1 fled
claim on Form 5S4 for death
compensation .s n widow OF a
World WarSI veteran. Ii was
disallowed because my husband
did not have "A seryice-connected
disability. When ] learned OF
the act of Dec. IL, 1914, ] filed
a second claim exactly similar
Ia the first with the exception
Of change of address. Since the
first claim had been fled within
year of my husbands death,
would the subsequent law en-
title me 10 retroactive payment,
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-27
DETROIT TIMES WISHING WELL
Registered U. s. P.,en, o@e.

HERE pleasant little game that will give you message
IL every day II numerical puzzle designed spell
your fortune the letters your first II the number
Of letters subsract a. If the number less
add The result key number Start at the upper left
hand Of the recange check
nbrs left rChtThen read the The letters Under
The checked figures
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-27

IANDRICK-Noy - Albert George
~ l332l Glenncld beloved husband Of
Nors Heluwel Sfsndrlck dear father a.
jsrqueline NoIs brother OF Mrs Kate
Thompson ~ Worcester Psrk England
FIncrs. service Wednesday o. m =,
FctrF Funersi Home. l2OS7
f.ratIYf
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AT YOUR SERVICE 5s1FeE, os1Hora@rTMss va..sas.

O-My son has been attending
NS a service school while he
has been In the army. Would
he receive any credits iO apply
towards his high school diploma
when he goes back to school
after his discharge Mrs. q.
C.S.
A-MoSt schools give a vet
Gran credit for the service school
or schools attended and the as
slgnments performed IN the
armed forces. Al the time Of
his discharge from active ScrV-
ice. your son VIII receive "A
form containing Il listing ol his
training and duticS--a copy OF
which should be submitted 10
the school IN order 10 obtain
the necessary credits towards
hlS high school diploma While
the armed forces do not decide
the exact credits the veteran
Will receive, the authenticated
copy Of his record ln service
Will enable the school itself 10
interpret his war experience m
terms of academic credit,
Q-Ny husband went into the
service Dec. II, 1912. but l did
not receive family allowance
check until February. 1913.
Was | entitled to a check in
JanuarY?-NrS. A. {.
a 40 Eniitlcnrnt 20 the
family allowance does not be-
gin unlal the month immediately
following the month m which
application IS filed by the ScTv-
iCeman II your husband APP
piled on your behalf IN Decem-
bcr his FIRST contribution Of SD
was not made until January and
first payment was due ir Feb
rarY.
Q-l am a discharged vet
eran. age 81, who would like 10
know the premium rates for
permanent converted National
Service life Insurance.. u. X.
a Tho rates are Ordinary
converted. 81 81 per 81 GOO 2O-
year payment S26i, 3D-ycdr
payment S2i3
Q-DoeS my husband draw
any extra pay for being awarded
the Distinguished Service
Cross VIII IL continue after
his discharge Mrs. VI. W.
Hir i~- entitled 20 draw s.
additional pay each month while
IN active service However.
o0ca the Scrtlctva0 has been
discharged there rs no bonus
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-27
births o Marriages Deaths
oeTRo1 o1&~fNEs
BIRTHS

BIRTHS
BOYS
Gs.'s.tf IlpHu. 1917 san juan
Cecilia Tigrs 2s33 Pinuee.
Rose gsros 20ls wsrins
i1sesrinf Scruhy 7e2i Forss,lsvr
tr...sr fNiatk0Uka. 1884 Thirty Aru
Ct..la Nalrr 7s5 Piyerbans Lincoln psft
o. r.fnf Atlus 1883 MENDOZA
hiaEkAlt' SiFlnke. 5h20 ChTisiisncy.
.--"rs Gs'HpI. 12ss Horton.
Margaret FasIey. 1880 Dale
... f4tfs l5i EtisOn
Fh fsftru, i54l0 BirEooc
SAN WiwicwsH T15O Holmes
taHryFf sass IunAfhoa Des roorn
f.sf-i.e ~us.try 2464 " Grand Bivd
+-.F N,kresrr. 224s Hudson.
f..r. campbell 205 Puritan
90 THrtss 1850 Hanover
.'r E .l-F 4sS4 Third
.r NrEi-n1n sli6 Indians
.'r Wy.i'. ls1ls Deering RTD Farm
-.i.r
i.ef s~fr 1880 Coodsrd
rs4sri's Holland i4s4p RiNsftids
H. -if Datsf lS2Ss Kenfurfy
l-rr Hse'oCI 1000 Thisty MN
Anna HRt.cy 3lat5 ALVIN. Garden CJ
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-27
Death lotlrfs


BGYAA-MAfihA beloved slfs Of The
late John dear mother ~ Mrt Glare
LAud0SAkl John waiter Helen, Ed
safd, Al0ysius Pfc Raymond Mn.
Marina Wolt0Sics Ms Emily Bais-
sender Funeral Thursday from real
dence A. 80. 22aO Forest. and
81 Aibetius Church a. 10 lnterment
M Ouyet
CHADwICk- Nov IS. Arthur suddenly
beloved husband % clara dear father
Qf NT Glenn Aiyrfkun. MrS william
sr.fu 4 AIfIuf ~ o. Navy lu
China brother OF Albert, Mn Lydia
EAliald Nm Joseph MCFsrlane ~ Ian
lng ME- Boyd Hart aud Joseph both
0f Cleveland Also sh grandchildren
Services "A ednesday , % W from J =,
Miller Funeral Home l1b0l Van DySr
lntefment Forestiswn
DANBERT-Eoy "a. Minnie ,nce Tess
man dear Vife - the late Aiuer
dear mother o. Mrs Alice ScnultI and
MIS- Della BoeCicr sister % Ms.
man grsudmpther OF Donald Gordon
and Robert Boegier great-rrandmQ'ucr
0f Donald and Michael BOeRicr Funeral
from George D. Warrick Funeral Home
1923 Grand Biyd "wednesday 81 ?
g ~
HANAID-5usrpn age 81 yesu 90
s074 Lambert Ave beloved husband
dsry Flcnafd August Joseph FRANK.
William Edward Andrea and the late
John and Clarence HsNaid grand
father ~ 20 grandchildren and =
ffe0 W. "Opens Funeral Home s3ta
GtafiD' Wednesday morning ~ 30 As
and -f Anthony ChufCA a. - IS.
inlsrmen' 80 Obvct
IWASICKI-AiYcu = suddenly Soy
- drsr brother 70 Louis EdW4it
John Anthony Mrs Veronica zsley-
sss n Gen"ieve spruAlnsks MrS
Aroour. Mw b,rnice MalAzes8d and
Mrs Mslic ~ramitt uncle % 20
nephewt and ni'ces Funeral WedneS-
dsy Noy 2s A. 30 from Krot
TrsnshRul ula.I1n church e. Q 80. IN
'ermcnt Mt Outr
OWN, - Thomas ~ nusbsnd
of me ldff Matailde brother - Jean
- of Santa Barbara Cal John 4
william - Detroit aud Dr Colin e
oxen ~ san EeruaTdino Cal Funeral
from Pred = Marshall sons Psrors.
34o2 leifef son ave. "Wednesday
afternoon ~ clock
SEARS-Louise age -. of $500 Crstiot
CsuT. c'af mother % Mr& Catherine
Bailey. MTs Elizabeth Mason. Mrs.
Aries DAVIS grandmother % - grand
children and - great grandchildren
Services a. A.frrd a EDpoaS FuHsfsl
Home s31q Gfa'iot Ave- wednesday
afternoon a. 30, intermeni Forest
avn
IANDRICK-Noy - Albert George
~ l332l Glenncld beloved husband Of
Nors Heluwell Sfandrlck dear father a.
Jscqueline N0Is brother OF Mrs Kafis
Thompson ~ Worcester PARK England
FIncra. service Wednesday .. m a,
n FctrF Funcrsi Home. l2OS7
srs'lot
STTIDIT rs Henry ~ STIs
nottingham beloved husband .of Fannie
dear father ~ Mrs NAME Engel grand
'stteE u Alber' and Joan trl.her 0f
k1Tar1 ~ CnlCaaI funeral ServlCe
Wetuesfsy 2 Z ~ H PeteIE
Fu1r-s. Home f2Osr Crafilt
wILsoS-Noy IS Is45. az hsr home
SO Chandler Martha sister of John
Frank and Pes Frederick Mi''lffetldt
of Elba = Funeral service ~
residence. "wednesday afternoon A. 2
O'Clock
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Of any kind attached 10 that
reward
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-27

Cryptoquote-A cryptogram quotation;
Pts eyS ska veuom xela yeuSk hvuwa
ey xvi skis necask vann-Mtuuar.
Yesterdays Cryptoquote: One sickly
sheep infccts the flock, and poisons all the
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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-09

examinations will be given men
with two years high school at the
same time.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-09
ELDER HAYES MAYNARD
DIES AT HOME IN KENTUCKY

Elder Hayes Maynard, So one
of the most eminent ministers of
the Regular Baptist church, died
at his home in Pike County, KY,
late last week after an extended
illness.
Elder Maynard held public Of
flee at different times in h S
county and was one of the best
known citizens in Pike county.
He was well and favorably
known in Dickinson county, hav
ing visited the various Baptist
churches of the county in min
isterial capacity many times in
the past.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-09
MANY COUNTY BOYS
ENLIST In NAVY

Nicholas Mack, specialist Sec
ond class, of the Bristol recruit
ing station, announces that the
following 17-year old boys have
applied for enlistment in the
Navy this week through the
Clintwood office:
Galen B. Fleming, Walter Rean
Owens, James Earl Hibbitts and
Alva Lee Fleming, all of Clint
wood; Hadley Mullins and Curtis
r. BARLEY of Haysi. One colored
boy, Claude Anderson, Jr. OF
Cinchco, has enlisted.
Mack also announces that the
following young men were ac-
cepted last month by the Navy:
and are now wearing navy blue
uniforms: John Lee Mullins OF
Clntwood, and Frank Fletcher
of Fremont.
Young men II years old and
women 20 to SO interested in the
navy are asked to see the Navy
ercruiter here every Wednesday
evening at Mrs. Smiths or at the
court house every Thursday from
8 a. m. to IL noon. Navy radar
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-09
Hospital Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Hamilton
announce the arrival of a new
girl, named Elna Erie, on Aug. 3.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Delmar Meads
baby boy, born Aug. 6.
Mr. and Mrs. James A Hess
have a new girl, Margaret Luz
ellie, born Aug. 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Boggs
are the proud parents of boy
born Aug 9Th.
Mrs. Pansy Edwards is improv
ing nicely and will return home
soon.
Peggy Mullins is still confined
to the hospital.
Mrs. Edna Hylton was admit
ted to the hospital Tuesday.
Anna Lou Fleming was admit
ted to the hospital this week for
medical treatment. -
Ben Roland, who received Sc
we're injuries in the mines, is
much better at this time.
Cowan Stanley of Dwale is i'm
proving.
The following patients were
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-09
VISITS NORWAY

Clifford H. Adkins, son of Mrs.
Effie Adkins of ClintWood, serves
aboard an LIST now stopping at
Plymouth, Eengland, enroute to
the States after carrying troops
and vehicles on a 625-mile trip
to Norway as her last mission in
the European theater.
The next stop for the amphi-
bious ships here is the United
States There will be shore leave
for crewmen, repairs for h e
ships and possible action in the
Pacific.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-09
BARN BURNS ON CAMP
CREEK

A barn belonging to Logan
Childress, Camp Creek farmer,
was burned one night this week.
The barn contained large
amount of hay and oats recently
harvested, together with several
thousand pounds of fertilizer.
Childress believes that the fire
originated accidentally by a par
ty or parties dropping lighted
match while trying to steal some
young chickens at and about the
barn, but whether there is any
definite proof is not known.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-09
IN TRAINING AT GREAT
LAKES, ILL.

WhetSel Branham, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Mack S. Branham of
Honey Camp, and Kenneth Ray
Ratliff, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ho-
bert A. Ratliff of Splashdam, are
now receiving their boot training
at the u. S. Naval Training Cen
ter. Great Lakes, Ill. When their
recruit training is completed the
seamen will be given period of
leave.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-09

Houston Meade, adopted son
OF Mrs. Clercie Meade of Clint
wood, entered the service
three years ago and has been
in the far Pacific for the past
l8 months. Has taken part
in all the invasions from the
Marshall Islands to Okinawa.
He was badly wounded off
Okoinawa when his ship was
twice hit by Jap suicide planes.
and is now home on a 3O-day
leave.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-09
LONZA NEWS

Mrs. Clyde Amos and children
visited Mrs. Ernest Hill Sunday.
Several people of this commun
ity attended the funeral of Mel
vim Mullins Saturday and Sun
day.
Estus and Layton Musick are
working for Joe Turner.
Visitors at the home of S. p.
Cochran Sunday were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Cochran and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edd Hurt and son.
Joyce Fay Musick visited Ma
bel and Nancy Hall Sunday.
Mrs. Allen Musick is very i'll
at this writing.
Charlie and Dorothy Hill are
on the sick list.
Mrs. Estus Musiclx visited Mrs.
Clyde Amos Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii MCGOWAN
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Estus Mu-
sick Sunday.
Visitors at the home of Allen
Musick Sunday were Mrs. Tom
my Hill and family and Estus
Musick and family.
Mabel Cochran visited Goldie
Owens Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred MCGOWAN
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Will MCGOWAN, Sunday night.
Starin Price has been on the
sick list.
Mrs. Lonnie Musick is still on
the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans Mullins
had the misfortune to have their
home hit by lightning one night
last week.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-09
discharged recently:

discharged recently:
R. L. Sutherland, Jr., Mcclure;
Madge Mullins, Clintwood; Mrs.
Lille Boiling, Pound; Mrs. Nor
ma Edwards, Viers; Mrs. Lille
Reedy's baby, Fremont; James
Powers, Darwin; w R. Ham
monds, Clintwood; Mrs. Toby
Mooney, Clintwood; Mrs. eLssie
Stanley, Long Fork; Mrs. John
Short Clintwood.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-09
YATESTOWN NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rose
spent the weekend on Brush
Creek at the home of Avis Null
Inns.
Mrs. Maude and Nevelyn Null
Inns and children spent Sunday
night with Mrs. Hattie Stone at
Skeetrock.
Rose Marie, Lola Jean and
Mildred Stone spent Saturday
night with Mrs. Emerson Null
ms.
Mrs. Gussie Mullins and son
spent Sunday night on Brush
Creek with Mrs. Eva Mullins.
Leona Rose of Baltimore is Wis
King her eis..ccs, Tnelma and Ira