gSpVY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1945
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
PAGE ONE (Second SetlmJ
Kennedy
For
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v Kennedy, Jr.
pit alK Creek, who
rfJjM''."7 from 20
KeFuriipean theater
is siem.'o
Kennedy- ho entered
i.,n 1941. was in-
M " ..nrf attended
e K-hool at Bel
J . h was commis-
nt to Camp
B and on maneuvers
prior to being sent
K ho pntered
..... ..mnioved by
Carolina State Col
j, h.-i one brother
IS"'"-' ....... w.
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1S now bUiioneu u..
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v,.itlv reeeivcu u:
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part read as iouuw.
M, meritorious
,D tht' penoi niaiitc
', ..nirn in North
.a; from 7 January.
jS;.pt. 1U44. As engi
', ivgiiuciUal combat
Xorth Africa, lapt. Ken-
Ud valuable service in
Import imiiK and facilitat-
and assauu nam- .
ouniiK me .viucu nun..
, ul lo and beyond
?i Kennedy's company
'important part in facili
adwince of the regi-
Lbat team they sup-
Lid under lus personal
they did all outstanding
tibat situations,
h his inspiring leader-
uigt'iunty. they impro
per! across the CAPO
Her small anus fire and
Lnks to support the suc-
jtack on S. Ridge, and at
Erato lus men built a road
Lnoilored under heavy
telifvi'd the situation of
trj who could not be
supplied otherwise. His
Ming of the problems
nlerl themselves at Ter-
his inspiring leadership
r.j them were ol great
the combat team which
there "
jap Bludgeon
PRIVATEER PILOT Comdr. Charles E
Houston, 33, of Park Rapids, Mm.i.
downed over the Yellow Sea ir
June of this year and held at Ofuni
prison camp near Yokohama, show:
a bludgeon used by the Japs to bea'
their prisoners. (fiiteniaiioiial;
L LADY SPIT
III) I.KJl'IDS FOR
RS AFTER EATING
lurs after everv meal, a
lady used to spit uo a
pious liquid mixed with
hall-digested food. She
BS awful. At limes shr
prly strangle. She had
daily headaches and
irregular bowel action.
s lady oats her meals and
N- And she savs the
due to taking 1NNER
food agrees with her.
Moat or spitting Up after
ihe is also free of head-
arid bowels arc regular,
this Remarkable New
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P' cleanse bowels, clear
stomach, act on sluggish
nonoys. Miserable nen-
1 different all over. So
suffering! Get INNFR.
f by All Drugstores here
r tountv.
Long's Chapel
Holds Conference
The fourth quarterly coiilercnre
and annual church cunl crcncc will
be held at the .Juiialuska Metho
dist church Sunday evening. The
members of the chinch wiil meet
at 7:00 p. m. in hascincnl tor a
cover dish supper, after which the
conference will he called to order
by the district superintendent .
Walter B. West. Principal items
of business will consist if report
given by the pastor. Sunday srlmoi
superintendent, ami heads of or
ganizations. Officers will be elect
ed and committees appointed for
the ensuing year.
Following the business session,
the assembly will moo np-siaii".
for the evening church service.
Rev. Walter West will bring the
message of the hour.
Kindergarten
Opens Today at
Baptist Church
Mrs. Herman will open her kin
dergarlen on Thursday morning
at 9 o'clock in the Kducalionai
Building of the l'iisl liapilsl
church. Plans had previously been
made to use the Sunday School
rooms of the Methodist "lurch
but damp floors due to rains or a
broken water pipe iiccessilaled the
change lo other quarters..
At a business meeting Hie mem
bers of the Kirs! Hapllst Church
unanimously and enthusiastically
offered the first floor of the Edu
cational Building to Mis Herman
for the purpose of conducting a
kindergarten for the ihiUlien of
Wayncsville.
Mrs. Herman announces
she will be ready to receive
dren at her new ciuarler.
Thursday morning al II oi
Mrs. Emmet I Green wiil be
sociated with her in this wi
project. Children beiwecn the
of 3 and (i years of age wi
accepted. Any parent wishii
send their children are askc
contact Mrs. Herman
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Welcome Home
The Following Haywood Men Have Received
Honorable Discharges From Military Service,
According To Records Received Here.
Badre of
Honor
Among the men discharged from
'lie Wayncsville area during the
past week were:
John H. Hoglcn. Technician 4th
grade, army, from Oliver General
Hospital, Augusta. Ga.
Houston Jackson, sergeant, from turn center, fort Urag-j
the Separation center. Fort Bragg ' Staff Sergeant Glenn
Jack i: Smith, army from Kort
Bragg
.Millard K Frit, private first
class, army, from Separation cen
ter. Ft. .Mi I'bcrson. C.a.
James N. Palmer, army. Separa-
llboert
BrackeH, army Separation center,
Fort Bragg.
Robert Britt Franklin, private
first class, army, Separation center,
For! Bragg.
Frederick W. Chandler, army,
from Separation center. Fort
j Bragg
I William W. Stringfield, staff
sergeant, U. S. air corps, from
separation center, hort Hragg
.Discharged from the Canton area
of the county during the past week
were James A Grooms, from army ;
I William A. l.ovc. from army; Fred
McCracken .from army; .lames F
line!, from army; James W Cham
i bers. from army; Wayne 1. Sin-
gleton, from army; Troy 1. Wil-
Canton Boy Represented
North Carolina At
Methodist Youth Meet
James Edward Deas, Jr., of Can
ton, represented the North Caro-
liuns. from navy
Earl I McGinn, from army;
B. F. Sellers, from army; Grady
F. Traiitiiam. from army; Samuel
E Jenkins, from army; Harry C
Holcombo. from navy; James I
Queen, from army ; James IV
Spivey. from army. Charles C.
Woodruff, from army; Chester H
Deweese. from army; Ernest W.
Newman, from army; and Glenn
E Pope, from navy.
Una Conference student movement,
of which he is president, at the
annual meeting of the national
conference of the Methodist Youth
Fellowship which was held recent
ly on the campus of Adrian Col
lege, Adrian. Mich Delegates to
the national conference meeting
were composed of presidents of
the 109 annual conferences of
youth organizations and presidents
of 41 state student moHemtnts
They represented nearly 2 000 .000 I
Methodist youths. ni n r.i npv nrivrc iv Toirvft
The final occupation of Tokyo
is fast assuming the status of per
manency. Troops are daily ar-
'dber division or whole arinv? It riving and taking their positions
lost its whole number twice and , of control over the surrendered
WAR CRIMINALS FACE TRIAL
Day after day evidence is ac
cumlating against Hitler's arch
assassins, the Gestapo and the SS
(elite guard), and 400,000 Nazis
will soon face trial for their brutal
treatment of Allied POW. Death
penalties will follow conviction for
the higher-ups and the lesser
"small fry" will be given hard la
bor sentences.
How did the famous Third get
more medals of honor than any
many of the third replacement.
territory.
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