Kiy.r '.t f " * - - - -- - - ? ? - ^ ?- M MM VY/gO JLV1 W afores, dresses, little lx cool, easy on tub and b ??*? 0THEB8 At i ' V * . DIMS ' ? : (?r .->TTiri5w^6WJWC'W ' 17v ^ -. 11 ttwnhMKit.... Yon j . - - -;. wvnowm ivooiat wm: k .. Vbit int.: Sue Jan* .Barrett, Bob ??!? ' '%jpr LovebfM, " , , Third grade: Jimmy Caveny, Rich mrd George, Billy Whitaker. Toarth grade: Joan Caveny, Dean Ay res, Shirley Jane Falls. Itfth Grade: Gene Anatin, Jimmy Crawford, Kenneth Dalton, Charlei Painter, Jaek Still, Fred Tate, Eve' lya Cline, Barbara Ganlt, Nell Bam ?7Sixth prade: Carl Davis, Louise Carpenter, Paney George, Jimmv Cobb. Seventh grade: Bobby Crawford, Virginia Cole, Carolyn Earley, Harvey Hamrick, Rufus Huffstickler. Eighth grade: Billy Gene Amos, Donald Eng, Boyce Huffstetler, Mary DON'T TAKE A "CI Ibeae are days when you can't ing your home or businese propel tomobile damaged by accident or insurance. The Arthur | (How In temporary officw mr ] } ' < ? TOT'S sum I $1.48 I Otjftn-air inn Iam #? ? 1 Chios Lynn, B?t?y. 8 to we, ', Emtit Jenkins, Bverett Medlln, Joseph Lmti BkyM, Jr., Aids Jean Dav.it, Dorrit Loreae Uyirt,. Tenth grade: Mary Beth Hord, Donald Olaaa, Dwlght Ware, Betty 1 Jaehton, Mildred Jaekeon, Qoleen Payeenr, Laverne White, Margaret "Will ami. ( Eleventh {grade: Joe Hord, Patey Ballard, Margaret Cole, Ray Humphriea, Virginia Mote, Hildredth Rich , ardton, Jack Manney, Jacqueline ( Fallt, Avlt Warlick, Myrtiee Weaver L. P. Stowe, Jr. Twelfth grade: Dorit Phifer. SAFBTY DEPOSIT BOXES B. 8l Neill, executive vice-president of the First National bank announced this week that the bank now has more than 100 safety deposit boxes available for Tent. A number of persons have wished to rent boxes, but previously none was availably .The additional boxes are now*rq*dy? Mr. Neill stated. i ' 1AHOE" THESE DATS afford to take the chance of havrty damaged by fire or your aufire without being protected by Hay Agency Iobm Eafldfag and Lou Awsi insurance1' ^ DEE C00LEB6 1 :o $4.95 I ater and son babies! Pinjys' wash suits?all crisp, udget! __ - ***' ffl I I ?OW AS 36c x toe , ? Department *0 Store '"{."Vv-V>' %. ' V 1 Uwagra to il BELTS mmmmmmmmmmmmmmrna . s?d.m ><*. .it. Kit A. lL rMUiasB chronicle of events nnd thing* seen nnd heard da/ by day should make passing reading.?soeh as a report from Diek Baker, who "until after Germany ' surrender, could not give out information concerning hit whereabouts, now says he was stationed within four blocks of the little Bed School House and had the privilege of seeing Gen. Eisenhower and others of importance, who were thert for the signing of papers of great moment.? Bed Walker (Horace) oi Herald office fame and Paul Walker, former Myers'. Department Store clerk and since his induction in ine army, a protege of the Myers' elerUel * * -A* * " nw luree, are quid in uermany tn l hope to see each other in the near future. The boys have enjoyed a visit to Paria since the surrender. ? Cecil Crook recently visited Myron Bhyne in Cairo, Egypt. Myron thought he left Cecil at home, a halfgrown boy and was surprised to sec a full-grofen man and what 'a more, a married man. ?Lester Ettere, stationed in Italy is recovering from a 1 fractured nose, said fracture received soon after news of Germany surrender but not caused by overcelebrating. Lester and his ^buddies were busy with unusually heavy mails when a mail sack thrown by a companion, struek him pretty hard and square in the face. ?Floyd Queen, arriving home from overseas ,wfi a idaaCT'' ~3 ?'JI.'IT.'" over a visit from such a handsome fellow and more than that, one who had been smart enough to out-wit the Germans^ I forgot all the do's and don'ts I'd memorized ? what to say and what not to say to our returning men and about the first thing 1 did was to ask him point blank, how be made his escape so quickly from berman hands. ?During the seconds I waited for his answer, I thought of what a story this would make for the Herald but Ploy|'s answer was, "Sorry, but I'm under oath to keep that a secret, you'd' never believe how many papers 1 've signed to that effect.''? To cover up my blunder, I told him that X thought that this only applied to the time preceding Germany's fall but he didn't agree.? Anyway he escaped' and that's what counts and he looks as if he hadnt "enjoyed" German hospitality for ~ so long.? Johnny Warlick has among b<s prized possessions, a letter and four used ttamna?tka ?w ? . *mv ?w?rwi ?*VU* UtUUDD iJ> Anthony, whose friendship Johnny claimed long before Uncle 8am too*, him in hand, was an'answer to one from Johnny, who it seems had written to ask James if he'd been shot yet" His answer was, "No Johnny, I haven't been shot yet, bat I came pretty close to it."?Two of the stamps enclosed were from Belgium, the other two bore the .unmistakable likneness of the late {we hope) unlamented lAdolph Hitler. ?Bonnie Parton, standing on tip-toe to see into her mail box said, "I'd hoped I wouldn't get a letter but it'a nere." The letter was a sure sign that her husband was still across the pond.? A letter from a kinsman who's been facing the Japs for a long spell says in part: "The Japs have thrown everything at us exeept the Emperor's palace, but they're getting a lot more back. They make the nights a hell on earth aad we're always glad to see the sun rise. , They send us food and hot eoffee up to the front but my appetite is aot so good, though' the coffee is a real bleesing. Mail comes through regularly aad that's always a help.?We've just heard of Germany's surrender. I hate to think of the boys who have been fighting in Europe having to come over here but suppose that's the only way. Maybe in another year we'll be on our way baek to Paradise.''? A past-middied-aged woman told me of her twe. grandsons, who bereft of their mother at an early age had sinee been in her eare.?One is in Europe,?the other has been missing sinee Bataan. ?She has been clinging to a thredd of hope that he might have been taken as a prisoner to Japan. However, she listened to a broadcast about two weeks ago when the speaker told how "the rocks on the hill or mountain in Bataan are painted with blood, while all aroand eaa be seen the graves of our dead aad skeletons of our uaburied dead." The grandmother now waits patiently but thinks sooner or later she.will be' notified Of the finding of the dog tag of other mark of identification of Esc gsaadeonT ?Ckarlette Harrill, 14months-old Miss, no doabt looks upon Monday, Jane 18th as a red letter day la her life for she was yamksd sat sf .bed at two e*eleek in the morning aad earrioff to Pert Bragg fer a first M M her daddy alt was hresght by plans 1Mb ChHta ta aad U new wftt his faadly. . t 1 ) i " ?job rmmrmm w em ma i * ' I i u" mmmmmm LOR: K?jw to wI?mMI% tint at ImM to ttf tfafc taMWb "*VK>> ?to Ato rrtwi to, Jimmj Omrtim, liHit'i The following poem, OpL Autii A. WJBiama,~NilM?v1ati? la /'. Italy, W pahHnhert by ?pe4litffrMmt< > He i? the husband ot MA- Margaret Willi use, of Kings Monataim "NOT'BO LUCKIB" There wm a guy in our outfit, ' We ealled him Luekie Joe. And all agreed that this guy'* luck, Wm intended to be ao. i He had fought through many a battle i From- Africa to Berlin, He wear* be heard Mac Arthur say, "I (hall return again." ! Old Jpe ha* been around a lot, ! You could never find hie natch. He fought some "bloody battles, i And never a scratch. > He had all kind* of medals, 1 And ribbons from the start. 1 Oak Leaf clusters by the score, But never a Purple Heart. i] . Just last month when the Krauts gave us, And each man counted his points. Again Joe's luck was riding high, i He w?s leaving this darn joint. So he was first to ship back home, And first to be discharged. In a few short hours old Luckie Joe, Was in his own front yard. He was very proud of the paper, i That gave him liberty. So he thought he'd hang it wav up high, Where every one could see. So he put it in a golden frame, To make it its beet. kmA fVn ?- * wW/.vr--. ,1^' imM I ? .Mvu ?w u*ug h ob me wan, | . Ufjja-artteakr-^ i Bight then and there Lady Lurk, Walked ont on poor old Joe. And moving around on top of the deak, Accidentally atumped hit toe. i He fell head firat upon the floor, IAn awful craah by heck. They picked him up and found out then, The fall had broken hia neck. 9 ' Now we all feel sad for poor old Joe, And you do too, no doubt, Just think of all the plana he'd made And the time he'd sweated out. i So, boys, please heed this warning, IH admit its awful blunt. Tou ean get it just as well back home, As you ean on the front. When death oonjes suddenly to cattle after they have been placed on pasture, the trouble may be blaekleg. The animals should be examined ' by a veterinarian. ?THI HKRALD $&00~A YEAH? . I New Hats Jv We have just received hats, with plenty of. whito ?Sissy Sailors ? variety ?White ?ace BEANIES ?Others in matron styles -SPECIAL They aren't shown here hi oitr "Casablanca" whites. "Serving Kings Meant * i : ' *. Mountain, who -,;. entered servlee from other l)Oer& or who are not ,: otherwise listed with the local i Here's Prai ' t V- % ' Vj ^^0000 i \ tfx'ii nev?r?5?fSai 1 V tbosi J6a i J baked with * ly ric : M ; 3^d to m M the oven- te th M SSii l I knew th : flour oaues NOTICE THE DIFFER! Yes, see and cut* tb? difference rolla to biscuit and ipoon ca Jemima Enriched Family Flour, is ma tie from a special blend < world's largest miUiujicompeaiei Oats, and Anns Jemima &esdy-M by ma amariog double guarantee tzxr 25 ? aUHT ? *?** ?* 1 I IICNATUtf\ ABB**-r-"**''** * TW. w?? *** .? W* rW? | TO 0?OCf?. ?* to T? Aim Jew _ lnrich?d FL Take Above Coupon To THOMAS A Wholesale \ MBaesmasmmcmaBsn??? 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