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r PAGE SIX (First Seetfony TRW WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER THPRSDAY. NOVEMBER i Sloan Brothers Together, First Time -Since 1940 (Continued From Vmv One) to Fort BcnniiiK. G:.. In Ollicers Candidate School. Upon graduation I.t. Sloan was sent to Camp llow.r. Tex., when; he remained until lie was sciu overseas in April. I!i4-i. .loinm:; the 88th Division in Italy as a reinforcement ollicer lie remained as an infantry combat ollicer until August when he wa I lan-l erred to the Fiifcincer Crops where he held a responsible position supply ing water to the I i. 1 1 1 1 Army unit -until the end of the ;u He re turned to the States in October. 1945. Lt. Sloan was Loui-.e Spiles of in June, 1!42. children. Sarah married to Miss Columbia, S. C . They have two Anne and Mary Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On Creomulsion relieves promptly b cause lt goes right to the seat ot the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, in flamed bronchial mucous mem branes. Tell your drugfns to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the un derstanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back. CREOMULSION for Coughs. Chest Colds, Bronchitis ,lo. lie is entitled to wear the American defense ribbon. Ameri can theater. Kuropean-African-Middle Kast service ribbon with three battle stars and the Purple Heart lor wounds received in Italy. Robert L. Sloan, Chief Warrant Ollicer. volunteered in the service in December. 1940 and was assign ed to Service Company. 1201 h In fantry lieginiem. 30th Infantry Di vision, where he remained until he accepted appointment as War rant ollicer in May. 1042. He was then transferred to Headquarters, :V)th Infantry Division in "June, 1:142 and remained there through out training periods ai Camp islanding. Camp Forrest, ('amp Al t rhur and Camp .Miles Stamlish and Kngland. He went overseas with the Di vision in February. 1044, remained in Kngland until June and shortly after D-Day the Division was thrown into action in Normandy. He was with the HOth Division un til July . 194") when on account of the redeployment plan, be was transferred to the 7tith Infantry Division and the 0th Armored Di vision for l et urn home and de mobilization. He arrived in the States on October 7. and is at present on terminal leave, pending discharge. Mr. Sloan was married to Miss SPECIAL FIRST BAPTIST CHRCII Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. Earl Messer. Superintendent. Morning worship at 11;00 o'clock. The pastor's Anniversary Message wifl be: ' Labourers Together. With Cod." This service marks the first anniversary of -this pastorate, and i ho beginning of the second year as pastor and people. liaptist Training Union meets at ti::S0 p in. Miss llatsie Freeman is the capable and efficient director of this training agency. Evening worship at 7:30. The pastor will bring the thud mes sage in the series on the 14th chapter of John's Gospel. The subject will be: "A Prepared Place,'' taken from John 14:2-3. At the conclusion of the service the ordinance of baptism will be ad ministered. The monthly meeting of the board of deacons will be held in the pastor's study Monday night at 7:30. On Tuesday night at 7:30 the Budget Committee will meet in the church ollice to discuss and draft a budget for 194(i. Mid-week worship Wednesday night at 7:30 . Please remember that we meet in the church audi torium. A continuation of the Sermon on the Mount will be dis cussed, emphasizing Christ's Pro gram for a Christian. East week there were 79 in attendance.. Choir rehersal follows immediately. Cottage prayer meeting Friday night, 7 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Sawyer, on F.atjt Street. We cordially invite viistors and those having no church home to attend all the services of this church. James E. Howell Discharged From Army At Fort Cragg James E. Howell, son of Mr. and Mrs. II. W, Howell, of Waynesville, K.F.D. :;o. 2 was discharged from the army at Fort liragg on Octo- let the wickedness come to an end; but establish'lhe just." ! H'AYNKSVIl.I.K I'REfeBVTERIAN I CHURCH I Kev. Malcolm It. Williamson. I l'astor I Whitom r Prevost, Superinten dent of Sundav School, j Sunday School ;it 10:00 o'clock, i .Morning Worship, 11:15 o'clock. .Sermon Subject: "TOO LITTLE. AND TOO LA 'I E." Pioneer bo; s and girls and Vouir; People meet at li:30 p. m. Prayer Service on Wednesday evening al 7:00 o'clock. Killian,ToHead Haywood County Foxhunters: (Continued From Page One next meeting, but a call meeting will be held sometime during the Sp-ing for formulation of plans for the Bench Show to be held some time during September. A barbe cue will be held in connection with ber 21. He entered the service in December. 1942, and was attached to the 394th B Gp., 585th B Sqd. with the 9th Air Force. He served in Normandy, North ern France, Rhineland, Ardennes and Central Europe and took part in six European campaigns. He was transferred to another group and was scheduled to go to the Pacific when his orders were changed and he was given his discharge. Gerald D. Wood Commended For Service In Action 'Gerald D. Wood, Seaman First Class, son of Mr. and Mrs. Seth Wood, of Canton, R.F.D. No. 1, has been recommended for his out standing service in action. The letter of commendation from his commanding officer read in part as follows: "As a member of a 40MM gun I crew on November 27, 1944, in Leyte Gulf. Philippine Islands, when your ship was attacked by four diving enemy planes in quick succession, you remained at your gun and kept firing until all four enemy planes were shot down and the show, which will attract many sportsmen. j Following the meeting on Satur j day afternoon a barbecue chicken i supper was served at the armory. Roses Planted. In Memory Of Doretta Balentine A memorial planting of ever blooming roses is being made on. the' cemetery lot where Doretta: Joyce Balentine, daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Balentine, is buried in nor memory by her former classmates and teachers at the East Waynesville school. Dorelfa, who was popular among ; both the younger and older people ! of the community,, was accidentally killed last December while cross crashed close aboard, j "You are commended for your courage and fighting spirit at your battle station in the face of the : enemy. A copy of this letter will I be placed in your official record, i Seaman Wood entered the serv j ice three years ago at the age of 1 17. ng the ;t,cn ,.jr , the l)ellw(Kl Ka, Tony Join-v. tl Eugenia .km,., week-end in V:nn, ., , , returned to the i',.,.,"';; Carolina where ht- j";' majoring in chemiMi- " Buy Victory Hoi.u Boy b.uk ""He Lyle C. I lender J Reeently dis,l,arsed f Army is a "" "Pt-rutinJ Preston Stud! Haywood Strfet Over Sears Koebud Asbeville, . (. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Church rooms on second floor of Masonic Temple. Church serv ices each Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. The subject of the lesson-sermon on next Sunday will be "Everlast ing Punishment." The Golden Text wil be taken from Psalms 7:9, "Oh. Mary Forest Mann, of Sylvester. Ga., in May. 1943. He is entitled to wear the Bronze Star medal, Good Conduct medal, American defense ribbon, European-African-Middle Easl theater ribbon with five battle stars. 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