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Flyers of the U. S. Army's Air Transport Command, shown In March
of Time's, "Airways p Peace," fly key personnel and supplies to dig-
taht outposts and front lines. Th.ey are seen receiving sheepskin coats
for protection against cold along with first aid kits for steaming jungles.
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Huge ships of the U. S. Army's Air Transport Command shown in
March of Time's "Airways to Peace," insure the swift arrival not only
.. of troops or technicians, but of thousands of critical items of equip- -meat
needed to keep bombers or fighters in the air in distant war cones.
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''Briefing" or thorough preparation for the flight ahead, la but one
lafety measure of the U. S. Army's Air Transport Command shown
, hi March of Time's "Airways to Peace." Information gathered
In previous flights Is passed on to the next pilots to fly the course.
"Home of the Free" In charge of
Mr, Ulrich, program chairman.
ATJW MEETS
The AUW met in the home of
Mrs. A. D. Outlaw Saturday af
ternoon at 3 o'clock with Miss
Elithe Outlaw assistant hostess.
Mrs. I. B. Sutton, president called
the meeting to order, opening with
a song 'Take My Life and Let it
Be" with selection on stewardship
and song "We Give Thee But
Thine Own" led by the chaplain
Mrs. J. H. Parker. - Opening of
"Mite Boxes" was an interesting
feature of the program. - -
Officers elected for the new
year are: president, -Mrs. M. W.
Simmons; vice president,Mrs. H.
A. Outlaw; secretary-treasurer,
Mrs. G. H. Ulrich.
A delightful social hour was en'
Joyed while the hostess served re
freshments. There were 16 present
The meeting closed with the Miz
pah benediction. i , . ;
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Don A. Outlaw
and children of near Kinston were
among visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
M. L, Outlaw Sunday. ; . ,
Miss Mans Outlaw is a student
at Klncr's BllslriPS rVllloira In Rol.
Mr. and Mrs. Let Smith of the
B. F. Grady section vlsfted Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Grady Sunday. :
Mr. Jesse Outlaw and sister
Miss Fannie were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Bedford at a barbecue
supper Friday night at Belfast.
Clifton Jarmon of Kinston spent
the week end with William Sutton
y. . uuuaw Bnd family of Mt
Olive were visitors with relatives
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Ruth Hinson of Monroe is
visiting Miss Annie Maxwell this
week.
George Payton Rouse of Liddell
Satay night and Sunday
Outlaw C0Usin Erman Manley
diwrMypas and boys
w Ser Pents. Mr. and Mrs.
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B. F. Outlaw spent the week
end in Washington, N. C. ' '
Mrs. Frank Kornegay of Snow
Hill spent Sunday with Mrs. Gro
ver Jones.. .. ?.'.
A. R. Kornegay of Kinston was
a visitor' here Sunday alternoon.
Miss Essie Mae Outlaw of Selma
spent the week-end with the home
folks.
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THIS MODERM-STYLE British Naval officer'! duties iocluda darin oJcbt
raids on enemy-held coasts. He is in charge oi British Naval Beach Parties,
no of whose jobs is to land ahead of invasion troops, wade ashore with anna
linked to discover any mines or underwater traps, then sifnpost the beaches
.lor the troops to follow. It is little wonder that he bristles with firearms. Th:a
picture was taken duHni ptepsrationr fOT ihe invasion -ei Sicily.
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HOME DEM CLUB TO MEET
The Home Demonstration Club
will meet in the home of Mrs.
Katie Outlaw on Monday after-
noon Sept. 20th at 3 o'clock. All
members are urged to attend.
Visitors are invited.
PTA HOLDS 1st MEET
The Outlaw's Bridge PTA held
Its first meeting of the year in the
school auditorium on Tuesday
night with Mrs. Leonard Grady,
president, presiding.
The meeting opened with the song
"America". Invocation was by
Rev. Ulrich.
During business period a discus
sion was held on plans for the
lunch room. Program for the even
ing was a reading on the 129th
anniversary of the "Star Spangled
Banner" which was then sung by
the audience, led by Miss Elithe
Outlaw This was followed with a
picture' show In technicolor.
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