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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-07-22
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

In the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court of the County of
Dickinson, on the 18th day of
June, 1948.
Alfred Oquinn, Complainant
Against
Virginia Oquinn, Defendant.
The object of this suit is to OBJ
tain a divorce.
And affidavit having been
made and filed that the defend
ant, Virginia Oquinn, is not resi-
dent of the State of Virginia, it is
ordered that she do appear here
within 10 days after due publica-
ton hereof and do what may be
necessary to protect her interest
in this suit. And it is further Or
dered that copy hereof be pub
lished once a week for four sue
cessive weeks in the Dickinson
Herald and that copy be posted
at the front door of the court
house of this county on or before
the first July rules, 1948.
A copy-Teste:
E. B. Stanley, Clerk
J. c. Smith, pa. (Pd. 7-3-4s)
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-07-22
BANE- MUSICK

CLINCHCO- Miss Anna Lee
Musick and Larry Bane were
united in marriage in double
ring ceremony at the home. Of the
bride Sunday morning, July Is.
The living room was beautiful
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-07-22

'She put pea soup sandwiches
in his lunches. Ernest Alexan-
der, Yarmouth, Me-, testifying in
pals divorce suit.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-07-22
Rebekah Lodge

Meets each Tuesday night at
seven o'clock at lodge hall in
CCC camp.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-07-22

Americas security begins right in
your home. Make you future Sc
cure and you are helping make your
cOuntry's future secure, too. That's
what the Security Loan means to
you. Your part in this bond drive
is to sign up for automatic bond
buying through the Payroll Savings
Plan where you work, or the Bond
A-Month Plan at your bank If you
are self-emplOyed. u. S. Savings
bonds are truly security bonds,
which require the allotment Of only
a littel spare cash each week, and
yet return . whopping big nestegg
In 10 years. For example: as little
rs $3.75 invested regularly every
week will bring you $2163.45 by 1858.
AMERICAS SECURITY is YOUR
SECURITY!
U. S. Trsas.ry DEPARTMENT
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-07-22

Mrs. Joe Pickett and Virginia
Kaylor.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-07-22
LODGE NOTICES
Odd Fellows

Chase Lodge No. 81, /. O. 0. F.
Meets every End Thursday and
4th Saturday at lodge hall in
&C. Camp.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-07-22

Mail your news in early
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-07-22
Junior Order
Holly Creek Council No. 30

Meets End Saturday and 4th
Friday of each month at lodge
hall in c. c. Camp.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-07-22

The Herald, $1.25 a Yas~
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-16

Den II. ledna v6nujeme I've pamatce!
BARBORA HOFMEISTER, BozENA RfHA
A MARIE ROKOS, dcery
RAJ A MARIE KLEcKA, bratr a svakrova
a ostatni pTibuzenstvo zde a v c. S. r.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-16
Can Kajskova armada je
" ubohem stavu.

Shanghai, Gina. = Can-Kaj-
Skova armada, cftajfcf $780,
600 muzG, je tax uboze vyzbro-
jena a vycvicena, re die nynej-
Sfho stavu nenf vaznou pTekaz-
kou komunistGm, kteTi mali k
disposici sotva jednu tretinu O.
mech sill, kterymi disponuje
Can-Kajsek. Organisace a We
denf CankajSkovych vojsk je
naprosto podprGmerne.
Pr tom disponujf vladnf silly
dostatkem motorizovane W.
Zbroje, nen1 to vSak pro ne W.
hodou, jelikoz je zde s~traslivy
nedostatek soucastek, pohon-
nych latek a hlavne skoleneho
personalu. Komuniste jsou sc
svymi konmi tazenymi japon-
skymi voz1ky rychlejs1, nez no
torizovane vladnf vojsko.
Vseobecna vojenska povin-
most e~xistuje V Cine jen ma pa
pife a kazdy KIDD ma jen neco
k poskytnuti Sc NIUE podpla-
cenim vykoupit. Pro mesto
Shanghai Sc 4 miliony obyvate-
Ii byla urcena odvodova kvota
ma 5000 rocn6 a take ia memo
hla byti spln6na.
Americt1 dGstojnfci v poctu
asi 1000 muzG, kterf mali byti
napomocni pri vycviku Gin
skych ddstojn1kd 81 stezujf, Re
cfnske dGstojnick6 skoly jsou
mizerne.
Doplnovanf armady Sc dele
pozatykanim t6lesne schop-
nych mladych lidf. Sfla jedne
c1nske vladn1 divise obnasf tax
prdmerne $4,000 muzd a caste
Sc stava,z re pouha tTetina z Mich
ma zbrane. Jen velmi malo
divis1 ma d6lostrelecke oddly.
Samostatne delostrelecke for
mace existujf jen 2, ODE vycvi-
Gene Americany a nal6zajfcf Sc
nyn1 v Manzurii.
Jak vladnf tax komunisticke
armady zijf re zeme, jen re
vladn1 zij1 o mnoho hire nez
komuniste.
Lekarska pece je ma zalostne
n1zk6m stavu, l6kafi jsou jen v
nekolika malo nemocnic1ch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-16

videl. PAX ale jsem Ease ode
jel do sveta, neb me vlezlo "a
Sc cestovanf do hlavy. Byl .jsem
pryc cely rok a kdyz jsem pTi-
jel zpet do Hulic, prvnf mole
bylo, re jsem Sc ptal, kdo ted
dojf Horakovu kravu. Bylo me
Teceno, re holka z toho baraku
ktery mel pronajaty advokat z
Prahy, tam z1stava ten advo-
kat co vedl ten process. Ptam Sc
jaky process? No O tn kravu.
Vrzal zaloval Stfchu a stfcha
zaloval Ease Kadlecku. Kadle-
eek zaloval Horaka a Horak
zaloval Vrzala a kdo vi kdo
vsechno zaloval. TAX krava
pFisla do lisitace a koupil il ten
advokat, CO vedl ten process ma
uhrazen1 1trat.
TAX vidfs mily ctenari, ii pa.
licaci nez-li by sc dohodli DC
dobrem, radeji ztratili tn kra.
WI a pax nemeli mic. Ty nase
ceske hlavy tvrde sc soudili {
kus mizerne meze, re nekterJ
radeji prosoudil cely statek
TAX to u mas v Huliclch skonci
10 S venem Pepicky a Barusky
Horakovych.
KAREL PORKAT
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-16

1lkace zacina nit pfi obsazova-
III mist prevahu mad politickym
stranlctvim. We stare vlasti 81
tez zacinajf vice uvedomovat
Vyznam kulturnfch hodnot, pa
matek a dobrych tradic 2 nasf
historic. Jinak Sc lid V Cesko-
sloVensku test ma krajanske ma
VsteVn1ky letosn1ho sokolskeho
Sletu; Bylo to zrejmo i z toho,
$ Jak neobycejn6 zivym zaj-
mem byly sledovany jeho pred
nasky o krajanske Americe, Ike
ktere mali vesmes velmi klad-
ne vztahy a vdecne ocenujf vse-
chnu PONCE, kter6 Sc jim z A
merlky dostalo. Rev. DIR. zizka
pax uzavfel rozhovor dG1raznou
pf1pomfnkou, ably nasi krajane
~neztraceli V zadnem pfffpade
duveru V Ceskoslovensko jen
proto, re tn a tam doSlo k ne
kterym nerozvaznostem, ktere
rusive pdsobily ma pfatelske
vztahy k Americe. Jadro ma
roda Je zdrav6 a Ceskosl0ven-
sko pres vsechny dosavadnf do
casne nesnaze Dude opet vzor-
nym evropskym staten, ma KITE
re budou naSi krajane V Ameri-
&c hrdi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-16
Dotaz Pfistehovaleckym IRA
dEm a odpovsd.

Dotaz: Jsem zdejsfm obea-
mem, a V brzku doufam odejeti
do Evropy ma navstevu. Bylo
mi feceno, re Sc neoptfebuji
DAFT ockovati prot nestovicfm,
ale protoze jsem nedavno cetl,
re vsichni Tide, kteri sem pfTi-
j1zdej1 z Evropy, Sc musejf dat
ockovati, chci predem z.jistiti,
budu-li Sc muset i ia dat ocko-
vati pfi navratu SEM.
Odpoved: Ano, budete. Je-
likoz Europa je mezi dzemfmi,
z nichz hroz1 moznost zavlece-
nj ~neStovic, americka veTejne-
zdravotnf sluzba rozhodla, re
vsichni Tide, pfijfzdejfci sem z
Evropy = at uz obcane, pfiste-
hovalci nebo navstevnici-mu-
ST pfedloziti certifikat, re byli
behem poslednfch tTi let s Il
spechem ockovani, nebo must
nesti patrne stopy pc prodela-
nych nestovicfch. Cestuj1c1,
kteTf nemohou dokazati immu-
nitu k teto nemoci, must Sc pc
pF1jezdu do Spojenych Stat6
bud podrobiti ockovan1, nebo
must profit az ctrnactidennf
karantenou. Ctrnact dn1 je to-
tiz inkubacn1 doba teto cho-
roby.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-16
BOZ O Manzurii.

Vojenstf znalci We Washing
tonu 81 jsou vedomi toho, re
Can Kajsek Dude museti uciniti
dalekosahle rozhodnut1, nema-
Ii stahnouti sva vojska z Man
zurie vGbec. Kdyby chtel dr.
yeti Manzurii tax by musel Je-
ste vice oslabiti posadky We sire
dnf Cine, kde Sc beztak jiz ko-
munist6 pohybuji jak chtejl,
vahavost by mohla vesti k tomu
re by pax Can Kajsek prohral
VSude.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-16
Vojensky vyznam letadel
rychlejsich zvuku.

Doposud mali supersonicka
letadla jake ma pr1klad XS-1 a
lima vyznam vyhradne pokus-
ny, jejich oddolnost je omezena
ma nekolik malo minut a nejsou
s to nesti zbrane. Pres to by
mohl jejich vyvoi mfti nejvetsf
vyznam pro vojensk6 l6tani.
Dosahnou-li rychlosti asi 900
mil, tax prot MIN nen1 doposud
zadneho protiprostTedku. Ia
kova letadla by Size mohla byti
zachycena radarem, avsak ne
byla by ohrozena AMI stejne ry-
chile letaj1cfmi letadly ami pro-
tiletadlovym delostTelectvem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-16
Rev. DR.. zizka Sc vratil z nav
stevy v Ceskoslovensku.

New York (CTK) - 8. led
pfiletel do New Yorku DIR.
A. zizka, popularnf pfedstavi-
tel ceskoamerickych katolik1 z
dels1ho pobytu V Ceskosloven-
sku.
K rozloucen1 S DIR. zizkou u
sporadala v prazske mestske
knihovne Svatovaclavska liga
cetne navstfveny vecer "a pTf-
tomnosti prazskeho arcibisku-
pa DIR. j. Berana, opat1 bene-
diktlnskych klast6rG ma Stra-
hove, Emauz1ch a v Bfevnov6,
zastupcG mi~nisterstva zahrani-
cl a ministerstva informac1,
Csl. zahranicnfho 1stavu, spoil
XII a korporac1 atd.
DR.. zizka We SVEN rozlucnem
proJevu vyprav6l jak Sc pro-
bouz1 u nasich krajan1 v Anne
rice hrdost mad tim, kdyz slysl
o 1sill budovat V osvobozene
republice stastnejsf zivot. Ma
badal, ably Cechoslovaci neza-
pom1nali ma sve bratry a sestry
v Americe a povzbuzovali je v
narodnfm sebev6domf. PROBE
vii take radost mad zpravou, re
prazsky archbishop DIR. Beran
odjede z jara s ostatky sv. Vol
techa do Spojenych StatG, coz
Dude nit veliky vliv ma oziveni
vlastenectv1 tamn1ch krajanG
Vrac1m Sc pc ctyTech a pill me
sic1ch zpet do Spoj. Stat1, rex
DIR. zizka, abych tam zp1val p1-
sen chvaly o Ceskoslovensku.
Prazsky arcibiskup a primas
cesky DIR. j. Beran podekoval
DIR. zizkovi "a krasnou cinnost
kterou V Americe rozvfjf. Pra.
vii, re Cechoslovaci by Sc mel
ucit cd Rooseveltovy Ameriky
one lehkosti a dobrosrdecnosti
IS kterou Americana pTekona
vajf vsechny zivotni polite
Nell bychom sc d1vat ma sve-
radostneji a veseleji, nebot jer
tax dojdeme k lepsfm c1lGm.
Archbishop DIR. Beran ode
VIDAL DIR. Zizkovi ostatky ces
kych svatych jake symbolickt
poselstvf americkym krajan6m
Ostatky veze DIR. zizka opatstv
sv. Prokopa V Lisle, Ill.
DR.. Zizka 81 pTivazf z repu
bliky mnozstvi osobn1ch a We
rejnych DART, mezi jinym i di
plom cestneho clenstv1 Svato
vaclavske ligy a pod.
Re sveho rozhovoru S new
yorskym zastupcem CTK DIR
Zizka mezi jinym uvedl, re je
no nekolikames1cnf ~navstev;
Ceskoslovenska byla v prvn
rade studijnf cestou a z1skan'
zkusenosti dobTe zuzitkuje W
sve dals1 pTednaskove a publ
citnf cinnosti mezi krajany. N;
dotaz. S jakymi dojmy Sc vrac
Y Ceskoslovenska Rev. DIR. liz
ka odpoved6l, re z IS procen
jsou to dojmy pT1zniv6 a klad
ne. Ia sveho pobytu V Cesko
slovensku vykonal DIR. Zizka n
pfednaSek, ma nichz temef vSu
de hovoTil ma thema: "Jak 81
diva krajanska Amerika n;
Ceskoslovensko." Navstfvil vse
china vetsf mesta V Cechach, n;
Morave i ma Slovensku. Ma O
tazku, jak jsou Tide Ceskoslo
vensku informovani O krajan
ske Americe, DIR. Zizka konsta
toval, re p~revaznou vetsinol
dosud nedostatecne a doporu
coval proto u ministerstva Skol
stvf, ably do ceskych c1tanel
byly tez zahrnuty vhodne clan
ky O zahranicnfch krajanech
zejmena pax O krajanech w
lSpojenych Statech.
Celkovy vyvoj v Ceskoslover
Isku jde rozhodne smerem
leps1mu, konstatoval Rev. DIR
Zizka. Kvalifikovan1 Tide sc
konecne dostavajf ma odpoved.
ma m1sta a zpGsobilost a kvali.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-16
Josef Klecka

a my vsichni postradame veil
&c Jeho drahou pTftomnost. O.
DIESEL isl cd mas mily otce a srd-
ce nase krvac1. Bolest svlra ma
Sc srdce pTi vzpom1nce re Jiz
nikdy vice nepohledneme v mi
lou Tvoj1 tvaf, v n1z zobrazena
byla vsechna laska, jake milu-
jlcl otec jest schopen. Pustym
jest domov mas bez Tebe, dra-
ny otce mas, jez laskou svou isl
ozafoval domac1 krb mas, jez v
dobrote srdce sveho isl laska-
We pom1jel chyby nase a las
kou svou oslazoval isl chv1le
naSeho pobytu v bl1zkosti I've.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-16

A weekly paper printed in
Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
tical interests of Czech and
Slovaks in the United States.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-16
Napeti mezi Argentinou a
Uhuguayem.

Poc1ta Sc s urcitostf S tim, re
brzy dojde k hospodarskemu
boji mezi Argentinou a Urugu-
ayem. HospodaTska jednani
byla mezi obema cement vede-
ma pc dobu A let a musela nyni
pro bezvyslednost byti ~preruse-
ma. Peron je zrejm6 rozzloben
tim, re lie Uruguay nalezti
vzdy ma strane odp1rc1 Argen-
tiny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-16
Vojsko Spoj. StatI odvolano
z Panamv.

Americk6 velvyslanectvf O.
znamilo, re odvolanf vojska 2
Panamy Sc vsech krone dvou a.
merickych obrannych posic v
Paname bylo dokonceno dnem
IA. ledna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-16
NemGzete Sc myilit, jste
" strednich letech.
Violet Dismore:


Violet Dismore:
NemGzete Sc mylit. Straznici
nahle vypadajf velmi mlade.
Mlad1 Tide jsou bud pathetict1,
nebo ponekud znervosnuj1cf.
Je to spfse nepffjemne nez We
sel6 beet "a vlakem nebo
tramvaj1. Kopce Sc v posled-
mich dvou letech bud staly pT1-
kfejsimi nebo jste sami pone-
kud z formy.
Kopce vsak nestaly kopcova-
tejsfmi. T6sfte Sc dobremu
zdrav1, mlad1 Tide nejsou pose
tilejs1 nez byvali, a straznfci
mali zcela pfimeTeny vek. Ac-
kohl tomu n~eveTite a ponekud
toho litujete = octli jste Sc jiz
We stredn1ch letech.
Kdyz ST to uvedom1te, niue
tie 81 pax dalsi budoucnost zka-
zit dvema zpGsoby: Jednak
mdzete tyto prfznaky ignore
vat a jednat v presvedcenf, Re
jste ma sv1j vek neobycejn6
mladi; v tonic pT1pade zestar-
nete predcasne. Jednak mi
zete zpohodlnet a upadnout dc
lhostejnosti a nudy a vypadat
tax o deset let stars1, nez We
skutecnosti jste.
Jedinou rozumnou cestou je
radostne uz1vani stfednich let.
K tomu je pTedne potreb1 Sc
smfrit S jejich omezenymi MOI
nostmi a doznat 81, re pres ia
to omezen1 NIUE byt zivot j
nadale bohaty a radostny =
pouze jinym zp1sobem.
Tragedie mnoha lidl ma Cd
pocinku je, re vGbec neved1,
Ijak uzit sveho casu. Pc leta Sc
u Mich stTidala prace a odpoci-
mex, kdezto nynf je odpocinek
lnekonecny a Tide nemaji zadny
trvaly zajem.
Ami rodina s mladymi lidmi
nenf dostatecnou zarukou a O.
chranou pred prazdnotou We
stTednfch letech, nebot kdyz
d6ti dordstajf, mali sve vlastnl
zajmy a ~pTatele, zaloz1 sve
vlastni rodiny a snad sc usadl
Emimo sve rodne mesto.
Jedinou zarukou radostnych
strednfch let je trvaly zajem
alespon O jednu vec mimo O.
blast vlastnfho povolanl.
| volny cas- je prflis vzacny,
nez ably byl promarnen zbytec-
nostmi. Videla jsem jednou
film jak6si mozkov6 operace.
Lekaf, ktery jej doprovazel w
kladem, pravil, re je dosti moz-
ku a jimz sc pres to dar1 dobfe.
"Soudim'', pravil lekar "a vSe-
obecneho sm1chu, "ze fada lid1
,uz1va We SVEN zivote jen cast
mozku."
A snad mel pravdu. Pocit
osamelosti vznika z mnoha pf1-
Gin, avsak jednou z mich je "a
iiste, re Tide nemaj1 o Gem my
slit. Je podivne, re Tide snad
trpf nedostatkem latky k pre-
myslen1, kdyz uvaz1me, jak slo-
zitou a bohatou vec1 dovede
byt zivot. Soudfm, re zivot do
vede bohate odmenit intelligent
nj zajem O veci jez nesouvis1
primo s vlastn1m zam6stnan1m
nebo rodinnymi zalezitostmi.
Jednou, kdyz mne prave hro-
lila nuda, pTisla jsem ma knlz-
ku, ktera pojednava o tom, jak
rozeznat stromy v zine. ze to
neni pills zajfmave? Naopak
jsem Sc zastydela "a svou neve-
domost, jednak Sc mi prochaz-
ky krajem staly zajlmavejslmi,
nez byly dosud.
Touha 90 vedomf udrzi vase
no ducha pruznym. | Tide, KITE
RI nejsou obzvlaste chytff, bu-
dou vzdy spolecenstf, pokud
budou NIT hojne zajmy.
-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-16
v z P o M 1 N K A .

Dne II. ledna Dude tomu jiz
% rokG co cd mas odesel mas
draze milovany otec, bratr,
Svakr a d6decek
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-16

Advertising rates reasonable
and furnished upon applica-
ton.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-16
Mezinarodni studentske
porady " PraZe.

Praha (CTK) - Dne 10. le-
dina budou 5-denn1 mezinarod-
nj studentske porady v Praze.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-11
R1Ah M$ tear
BY STEVE APRIL
Illustrated BY Herman Ciesen

punk slap an old blind drunk outside the
dressing room"
She shuddered - an interesting move
ment to watch in that feather and-lace
costume she was wearing.
That's it." said, that's just the way
my Joey felt He saw it through the dressing
room window, and went into the ring sore as
bull 1t only cost me ten bucks for the
drunk. Joey was 50 steamed up that Cleary
was counted out in one minute and twenty
seconds of the first
''Okay; but how is all this supposed to
interest me?"
Take it slow, babe. Joey is fighting Pete
Cohen in the Garden next week. Cohen is
young and rugged-tougher than the champ.
If Joey wins this one, we're due for a lot of
big matches. Well, Joey is crazy for you, been
here ten nights in a row just to eye you"
'>ME? You mean that bull-necked fellow
that sits by himself and drinks milk all
night? Why he isn't old" she said, blushing
little. That blush should've given me the
tip she wasn't as hard as thought.
Hes Twenty-Five, been fighting for thir-
teen years; that makes him an old man in
the ring" l took out a wad of bills;
thousand bucks in tens can look like all the
dough in the world. This is yours" said.
tossing it on the table. He's shy, quiet
kid, maybe sort of simple for Broadway -
and he's nuts about you. Meet him, give him
line - then the night of the fight tell him
you're through, break his heart. He'll be 50
sore Pete Cohen will think Joe Louis hit
him."
She got red in the face. You're a real
honey" she said, angry. What do you
think I am? You have an idea that chorus
girl will do anything. Well, that's an old
fashioned idea, buster"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-11

She could have a thousand
dollars if she threw Joey
over just before the fight
A Short Short Story
IT ALL began like this. 1t was my own
i idea.
Icornered her as she was returning to her
dressing room. She wasn't wearing much -
not a bad-looking babe, maybe little bit on
the hard side. said, Honey, I'm going to
put you in the way of some folding money"
She looked at me suspiciously. THE Gus
toners aren't supposed to be back here.
Scram before l call the bouncer." she said.
Stick to your dancing and stop being
comedian, Itoldher. "I'ma prize-fght man.
ager. Ever hear of Joey Cossato, the welter?"
Look. go on in few minutes; l
haven't got time to hear about anybody"
Plenty of other people have heard of
Joey" continued. Hes good fighter -,
only we been playing the small time for
years. Now when he gets break, he's an
old man. He needs shot in the arm"
Il dance in the chorus, buster What's
all this to me?"
/ LOOKED at her for moment, wondering
if should ruin things and smack her. Then
said, Il got to give you this build-up or
it won't make sense. See i if you get guy
raving mad, it makes for murder; but in the
ring it also makes for top slugging, sure
winner. Joey is mild guy. got to get him
mad, let him take out his anger in the ring.
He still has enough to beat the run of the
mill Tugs; but for the real good boys he needs
that extra pep, shot in the arm. When we
fought Slim Cleary two months ago, l had a
Milford chronicle., 1948-03-19
SELBYVILLE

Sunday was installation day at
Salem Church of the members of
the official board. There was a
large audience present and Rev.
Jarvis, in mis- charge to the men,
bers of the board, reminded each
member of the church that they
hal also made the same promise.
His scripture reading was from
Hebrews 9:11-15; Mark 10:32-45.
If weather conditions are favor
able, work is expected to begin on
the educational and recreatiOnal
building, after being held up for
over two months by unfavOrable
weather.
The work on the new home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer II. Pepper OH
Dukes Street seems to he progress
ing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. CALVIN Wells, of
Harrington, visited his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Wells on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Wilgus, Mrs.
Catharine Browne, Mrs. Nettie
West, Mrs. w. A. Law, visited the
latter's sister, Miss Addie Furman,
at the Beebe Hospital. Miss Fur
man was not as well as was hoped
for.
Milford chronicle., 1948-03-19

James e. Jackson, Jr., joined
the lodge Monday night. We well
come him in the spirit of the three
links. He has joined a worthwhile
organization.
Milford chronicle., 1948-03-19
Baltimore Girls
Give Up Flowers
And Reap Thanks

BALTIMORE - Up - Maryland
debutantes who gave up flowers in
favor of CARE packages for Eu-
rope have been told by a grateful
recipient: May life strew flowers
On your path"
. Demurely dressed in white, 63
girls representing BaltimOre's first
families made their debuts last De-
cember at the first Monday German
Of the Bachelors COtillOn, the social
event of the winter in Baltimore.
Ever since the ball originated in
1886, it has been the custom for
each debutante to receive 20 or 30
sprays and bouquets from families
and friends for the coming out par
ty.
This season, instead of the tra-
ditiOnal flowers, many girls chose
TO have CARE packages sent in
their names to the hungry in Eu-
rope.
An answer arrived the other day
from a family inAGermany. It said:
1--WE hope you did enjoy your ball
and are only sorry that you have
missed your flowers for our sake.
May life strew flowers on your
path"
Milford chronicle., 1948-03-19

KirkwOOd Encampment No. 6, L.
o. o. F., of Milford, met in regular
meeting Wednesday night and
elected new officers for the ensu-
ing term as follows: High Priest,
Frank Jester; Chief Patriarch,
Harry c. Johnson; Senior Warden,
George Tatman; Junior Warden,
James A. Hall. We were glad to
welcome P. c. P. Francis Yates of
Denton, Md, who paid us a visit
He is a member of KirkwoOd En-
campment.
Milford chronicle., 1948-03-19

A very good membership was
present Monday night to witness
the degree team confer the initia-
tory degree.
Milford chronicle., 1948-03-19

Just a little notice in advance,
brothers, Grand Master Robert d.
Moore and his staff will make his
official visit to Crystal FOunt Lodge
on Monday, March 20. So keep this
date in mind and try to be pres
ent. Let's make a good showing
on that night.
Milford chronicle., 1948-03-19

planning to give a 12-tube cOmbi-
nation Westinghouse radio, away
on July 6.
The Easter program will be pre-
sented in Grace Methodist Church
on Sunday morning, March %, at
II o'clock. Chairman of program,
decoration and publicity, Mrs.
Mary Uhler; Music Committee,
Mrs. Kathryn COpple, Mrs. Marga-
ret Meredith and Mrs. r. o. Mai.
The Home Demonstration Club
met with Mrs. Charles Conaway on
Tuesday evening, March 8, with
twelve members and a guest, Mrs.
Harry Richardson, of Kittery, Me-,
present. The president, Mrs. w. J..
Mills, and Mrs. Helen Harmon gave
some good points in selecting and
purchasing furniture. Mrs. j. Il.
Andersen will entertain the club in
April at Grace parsonage.
Mrs. Sallie Tatman and daughter.
Leila, entertained at dinner on Sat
urday, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Nelson,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Carlisle, ST.,
John Carlisle, Miss Bessie Carlisle,
Miss Florence Carlisle, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Tatman.