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In The Se rvice ruiRl) 0\K LEAF CLUSTER Staff Sgt. Lio nel P. Potter, Air Forces, son of Mi*s. Mary Potter Schadt, 1209 South Third street, recently received a third Bronze Oak Leaf Cluster to the Air Medal from the c o m m a n ding general of the X cU a a v an POTTER forces. He was ,!s0 promoted to Technical Ser geant. SERVING on lst 'Daniel P. Harrelson, Jr., EM ,r son of Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Harrelson. 136 1-2 South Front "eet has completed more than « shuttle trips from England to ,he shores of liberated Europe on LST He participated in the invasion of Normandy. Before en tering the service, Harrelson at tended high school in Johnsonville, S. C. IN SOUTHWEST PACIFIC Coast Guards man Shelton Prince, S 1 -C, of Route 1, Claren don, is serving aboard a Coast Guard manned Army freight supply vessel plying tfie inva sion waters of t h e Southwest pacific. A gun ner on an anu* PRINCE aircraft gun during battle stations, Prince gives his mates cover dur ing air attacks. His ship ferries supplies to our fighting forces hitting Jap-held Pacific positions. IN MIAMI Navy Lt. Lenox G. Cooper, Wil mington real estate man, whose civilian address is 1608 Chestnut street, reported at the Miami Air Station recently to assume the du ties of assistant personnel officer, following foreign service in the New Hebrides, where he was ex ecutive officer of an airfield. Prior to this overseas service, he saw duty at Quonset Point, R. I., and in Corpus Christi, Tex. A graduate of the University of North Carolina, Lt. Cooper did graduate work at Harvard univer sity. He was also a student at the Citadel, Charleston, S. C. SCHOOL OFFICIALS , TO ASK ELECTION i ! New Hanover County Board of Education is understood to havej, prepared a resolution, to be pres-, ented to the County Board of Com-! missioners at it's next regular ses- ! sion, requesting that an election! be called in connection with the, proposed junior college. I,1 The question at the polls would 11 be whether the people are willing j to authorize a 5-cent tax to sup-j plement tuition to be paid by ■ pupils, for maintenance of the |i school. . The legislature, in the last weekjj of its session, adopted an enabling ! act, presented by Rep. J. Q. Le- ' Grand, providing for such an elec tion. The school board's resolu tion is in line with this legislative provision. Merchant Marine Officer j Reported Missing At Sea Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Branch, of * 1 Wooster avenue, ha^’e been noti iied that their son, J. W. Branch, j Jr., a Tmrd officer in the Mer-1 chant Marine, has been missing' « sea. following a collision be two ships, since April 9. Branch, who was from New | rork, had only been on watch for I nre- minutes when the accidem I occurred. " | RIV H'AR BONDS and stamps ^ BLANTON TO TALK AT WAKE FO r — ■ T I The Rev. Sankey Lee Blanton, pastor of the First Baptist church here, will deliver the literary ad dress to members of the gradu ating class of Wake Forest college Monday night, May 28, it was learned here yesterday from the college’s announcement of the Commencement program. Following the Rev Mr. Blanton’s address, President Truman Kit chin will present diplomas to the graduates. Dr. Ralph A. Herring, pastor of Winston-S*em’s First Baptist church and president of the Bap tist State convention, will preach the sermon Sunday night, May The address at the alumni lunch eon will be delivered Monday noon by Dr. Carl M. Townsend, pastor of Hayes-Barton. Baptist church of Raleigh. Presiding officer at this gathering will be Benjamin T Ward, president of Wake Forest’s general alumni association. Classes holding reunions this year are those of 1940, 1935, 1930 1925, 1920, 1915, 1910, 1905, 1900, 1895, 1890, 1805, 1880, and 1875. I Imported by W. A. 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