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1VBB8B! Obituaries W. R. DUNCAN Duncan, 80 away home of his nephew, W. Day, at Pardee, Va. May 2.

Mr. Duncan was born in Ash county, North Carolina, November 4, 1864. He was married to the late Nancy Gaultney in 1884. He survived by one daughter, Miss Mae Belle Duncan of ville. B.

F. ROSE Funeral services wer held Thursday afternoon at Rockwood, for B. F. Rose, who died at the home of a daughter in Williamsburg Thursday. Interment was at Maryville.

He is the father of Sam Rose, manager of Little Tunnel I Viliurl Seale. Gilbert, Doyle and 1'Yed CHARLIE HALL Charlie Hall, 02, passed away at Questions on Point System Answered Washington, May his home at 8:15 o'clock yesterday! Here are Home morning after a lingering illness. I swers about the A point syn- For a number of years ho was: tern for demobilization of watchman for the Chevrolet 000 soldiers during the next 12 Motor Company- He is survived months by his wife, Martha a four dau- Ci. Who decided the basis on ghters, Mrs. Mae (Jillx-rt of i which are to be DAILY NEWS SCHOLARSHIP AT L.

If, U. IS PRIZE city, Mrs. Coldie Fusion of Pine- 1 ville, Mrs. Edith Lee I 'ark of Oak Ridge, Miss I'earl Hall of this city. Two sons, Johnnie V.

Hall, U. i for A. The enlisted men ihem- selves, through quentionaires and interviews all over the world. MR. AND MRS.

LEE The funeral for Mr. and Mrs. 3. army in New Guinea, "and Paul Secretnry of War L. Stim- Uall of this city; his father, Sam! "ays that "by i Hall, and step-mother, Mrs i i they exnresscd the belief Hall of Corbin; three sisters, Mrs.

a men with extended and ar- "innoy Davis of Hazard, Mrs. Lil- sc: lie White of i i a i and Mrs. should rec. Bella Taylor of i six brolh- i ns idoration." ers, Joe ofNeversvale; Oscar of! Q- If a. soldier overseas is to Pineville; David of i i a i bt discharged, how soon i he Welda of Corbin; Gus of home? rvice overseas and fat ll- and Willie of i i and inc i i a i i i inn.

i.i i Albert Lee, of Hignite, will he a i TM Krandchildren. Hensley's Chapel tomorrow at 11 a. m. Mr. and Mrs.

Lee were found burned to death at their home in ignite Thursday morning. The remains will be at the Cawood Fu- nerd home until 10:110 Sunday. The remains will be taken to the home of his daughter, Mr Gilbert of this city. vices will be held A. In few few weeks.

More cases, i i probably it be several months and it may In A llaptist Uum "I tomonow after- Mae as a vear. The A ex Funeral to complete demobilization at the fast .1.300,000 Wacs am" Rev. Floyd K. Young and Kev. by the Rev.

Wint re--! I I I I I aild assisted I Kev. Part in Holton and assisted by tl: Hilly Moyers, Rev. Cordell nnd Rev. Dock Howerlon- Interment i be in the ley Cemetery. JAMES CARROLL James Carroll, 80 passed away at the home of his son, ICnis Carroll, of Pinevllle, Route this morning at 6 a.

m. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Florida Smith Carroll, one son, Enls of Ferndale, three daughters, Dewey England will be in charge of the sen-ices. Mr. and Mrs.

Lee are survived! by four sons, Hurry of Benh'Mn, Willard and Noble, overseas with the U. S. Army and of Detroit; three daughters, Mrs. Helen Jenkins of Benhain, jtfrs. Pauline Capito, and Baby Rose York, of Detroit, also, fifteen grand children.

Mr. Lee is also survived by two brothers, Henry J. Lee of Pineville and C'oUBe of Portsmouth, one sister, Mary Clouse of a i i Mrs. Victoria Fuson of Ferry, Ohio. Mrs.

Lee is Delia Buell of Pineville and by three brothers, John Marsee of Mrs. Bessie Earle of Cawood. this city, Mlllard Mnrsee of War- Funeral services will be held in ren, and Charlie Marsee of Kayjay, the -morning at 10 o'clock at the and two sisters, Mrs. Sarah Smith! home at Ferndale, with Rev, M. of Middlesboro, Route 1 and Mrs.

Miracle and Rev. C. H. Barnwcll George Harrison of Detroit. The following active pallbearers are requested, to be at the Cawood Funeral Home at 10 o'clock in the morning: Shelby Davis, Clyde England, Howard Heck, Cecil Green, Charles England, Howard Evans, Wesley Tur- offleers- i i 12 moiilhs.

Q. When a soldier does arrive in this country and is eligible for jischurge, how long will it be thfii before he yets home? A. Hp. will go from port of debarkation to a reception station close to his home ore. There ar- 17 of these alreadv in operation and five more will begin operating in June.

A soldier found eligible for discharge after a i a screening at the reception station will be I sent immediately to a seunriition I pro the center at the same post for CPSBing for release from Army. The complete process in separation center will lake about 48 hours, after which he will be in charge, Interment will be in the Fuson Cemetery on Little Clear Creek. The first wire hairpins produced in U.45, ner, Emmett Settles, Fred Yoakum, with 3(10 gowns in her wardrl: Quern Elizabeth died in 1li03 on his way home as a civilian. Q. Will every soldier who has the required number of points be discharged? A.

No. Man with special skills required in the war against sion whether a mun eligible for discharge must be kept in uni- i i A. The Army wants to be cer- 11 a i that such cases represent mil- id an- iiary necessity, not merely military convenience. Review boards composed of "selected mature of- ficei' i oass on every case where an i i i a with a score a to or above the critical score is retained by reason of i i a necessity. Q.

In adding up his credits, can a solilier count a decoration each i he has won it? A. Yes. If he has an air medal with three clusters, he can take i i for 20 points--five for the medal and five for each cluster, preferential i "PTMTM 1 additional Hi I award of the honor. If he has licen wounded three times HIM! awarded the Purple Heart for cjtcli he may take I credit for Ki points, five for each i hcarl. I Q.

Service in Panama or Alaska as overseas service? I A. Yes. Service anywhere out- the continental United Slates counts a.s overseas service. T.kes 15 Days to Count Q. --What, about odd days in i i length of service length of overseas service? A.

If it iy less than Ifi days, it doc.4 not count. If it is days or more, it coirnts as a month. Q. Will the men who have the largtist number of points be brought home and discharged first? A. Not necessarily.

The Army i give consideration in shipping ripuce to soldiers who huve been long overseas without furloughs, but it cannot undertake to men for discharge in the order of their point Q. Is there any time i i on earning credit points toward discharge? A. Yes. Nothing that occurs LaFolIelte Girl Wins Vocational Guidance Essay Contest Red Cross To Notify ap Youths Inducted in Of Prisoners Japan will bo kept i qualified replacements can be obtained, regardless of their point score. Men whose units move rapidly from Europe to the Pacific may have no immce to be replaced fore they rnjich the theater.

Review To Pass Q. Who makes the final ucci- May 12, 1945, will be scored on a soldier's adjusted service rating card. Washington, May I I (UP) -Next of kin of American soldiers released from European! prison camps will be notified by the A i a Red Cross, it i a tonight. The service, special arrangement Lo the army i i a i system, is a a i First prixr- of $100 scholarship able to men requestiiif it. The I Lincoln i a University notices i have priority over a i i as awarded I Miss Crea Heather-, other Red Cross communications, i ly of a for the best essay; Kami I are aked to make no i i i i a Day a to meet the liberated mf-r, i i a University.

Miss on arrival in the i States, i''en; i i i a (if a i nor to a i i i of the Red I a i i i Miss i i a fVos-- or the War Departments KlaUvoods i School Liberated prisoners a i i f'o'; transportation home i be able i to send messages about i a and welfare to relative- i the Red Cross. i i replies i be accepted, i will not be as a men i bo, on the a i iru 1 Red Cross said. I Washington, May 11 fit)--Japa youths 10 and over as well a.s all ex-servicemen will be subject to immediate induction into th? armed forces for the total wai lifter May Tokyo radio announced today. The broadcast was WHS recorded by the Federal t'oni- i i i a i i Commission. Craliani i i 1 prize and each i receive a $.

)M scholarship a i i i chot CRIDLIN HAS 26 COURT CASES 13 Tried a Found Guilty of i Intoxication A liijjl" school present at L. M. U. on Vovational Guidance Day on a were asked to contest. The judges appointed Dr.

i A. i a Dr. IJo.vd A. Wise, dean emeritus; and i Ramsey, registrar. Relax Military Rules During Mother's i Levees Break On St.

Francis River Memphis May 11 Kort MH'Icllan, May Mf.Jli i i a regulations at the i a a i i center here i be relaxed on Mother's Day. Soldiers will he permitted to wear a flower on their uniform tomorrow in honor of their mothers. Extradition a May 11. --Governor Simeon Willis today in A a a Southern Missouri, i district engineers have reported. One break, ubout 40 feet long, occurred near Paragon Id.

ami Ihf other, about 1 DO fpet long, was about i miles i of Senath, Mo. engineers sav that the two break- i i a about 7,000 acres nf I 500 acre? of a a Denosit Charges On May 11: Judge i i had a heavv docket in the Trial Court here to- dav. Twenty-six cases were disposed i of, and a batch of some twenty i warrants issued for next trial day. Of thp, cases tried there "13 were for public intoxication, of which brought of i They were George Edwards, Ross Moore, Clarence Beverly, Carl Poteet, Rachel Carter, i i Nolan, Kd Johnson, Keller, J. Daniels.

Rascorn N'eely, Silas Johnson and Jim Cole. A Skaggs, colored and i ins we of a i Sknggs for i i i i and i for ojjf-i'ating car while intoxicated. appealed, without, inlro- a evidence. llle.ss LOUR, i Cheek and ne wi tv finvicttrd of un- SATURDAY, MAY 12.1945'' asked (Jov. Clarence W.

West Virginia, to extradite Linzy i Hangei'3 Ellington in Harlan county on a charge of deserting iiis child. Ellington is held in POW At Radford Radford, i a ers of war May Ap- 500 (icrmtni prison- Logan county, the requisition pers stated. pa- construclion of additions to Radford Ordnance Works, it was today by Major GeinTal i i Hayes, a i fjenoral Washington, May 11. -Customers may now be charged deposit fees of two cents each for wire coat furnished by dry cleaning shops to take out suits, the! dfesses, or other garments, the OP9 sad tonight. No charge may be made for lawful gamitio- J.

Daniels uaid a fine for dam age to personal Drnwrtv; and Bascom Kirk and Junior Dickey fined for while Clare Clark was dismissed for the same charge because the court believed he had been too to know what he was do- LINCOLN SCHOOL GRADUATION TUE Baccalaureate ices Tomorrow Afternoon at 3 O'clock The colored high commencement exercises will be held Tuesday even.ng at-- the Lincoln Auditorium. Those to he graduated are Benj a i G. Cooke, Louise Brooks, i a V. Gayies, Clyde H. Miller, Dollie Mae Bailey, Maxine C.

Dorothy Mae Gooden and Betti Jane Ram- The program i bo as follows. Processional; Invocation. Rev. L. R.

Rogers; Music, National Anthem; Declaration, "You are the Hope of the World," Dori.s Mart i "The World We Live II. i Music, "Pale Moon," Girlrf Chorus; "This i Lund" Dollie M. i "Three Candles" Dorothy? jooden; Presentation of Class, Osborne; A a i of Certifif cate.s, Supt. R. C.

Thomasson; A Music. "Going lome, Benediction. The Sermon A-ill be tomorrow at 3:00 p. m. with the sermon by the Rev.

K. Rogers, ua.stor of the Zion Church. Monday night the Home Kco- loniics and Manual Training tffe.s will present an operetta "liang Out the Sun" at the auUi- or to have participated in the be used to speed of the Third Service Command. bring their own the sflop must be furnished hang-! cardboard hangers i special evs when i garments are ready trespassing a i of OPA. Customers who to take out.

two Warrants against Bill Cobb and Walter Cobb were dismissed on motion of Commonwealths' attorney Ely because the principal witness had prone to the army and could not be uresented to testify. Warrants charged assault. Another warrant against Bill Cobb rhrgimr intoxication was dismiss- wire hantrers ed on the same ground. Millard Scott was convicted 01 personal nroperty, 'n CHURCH NOTICES ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Sidney E.

Heath, Rettor Sunday, May 13. Sunday after Ascension. Holy Communion 8 a. ni. Church School, 10 a.

m. Morning Praver and Sermon 11 a. ni. There will be no War Intercession Service on Wednesday as the Rector will be in Lexington attending Diocesan Concvention. ST.

JULIAN'S CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev. Fr Jolvph Stengel, Pastor OSB Sunday, first Holy Mass at 8 a. second at 10 a. m. Catechetical instructionR, 9 to 9:50 a.

m. Weekday masses, 7 a. m. Saturday, Bible History Instructions, 10 to 11 a. confessions 6.30 to 7:30 p.

m. MANRING May 13-14-15 Spencer Tracy Katharine Hepburn "WITHOUT LOVE" BROWNIE Sun. May 13-14 'CORPUS CHR1ST1 BANDITS' with ALLAN LANE GET I A IVsttY FAT DAT BONO DAY BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Irvin E. Souder, Pastor Cumberland Gap, Tenn.

Bible School, 10:45 a. m. Worship sen-ices 10:45 a. m. B.

T. U. 6:30 p. m. Evening Worship, 7:30 p.

m. Prayer service Wednesday evenings, 7:30 p. m. WHITE FURNITURE COMPANY Forty-two Yean in Location 11M14 Lothbury Avenue PboM SIB Hftdieiboro, Ky. TANNING CO.

HOME OP 'Steerhead THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Rev. E. K. Arnold, Pastor Sundays services i be observed in i to our Mothers i and as a day of prayer as apart by the President. This i a i of Mothers Day and Day of Praver is neculiarly i ting.

Womanhood, children a our homes are greatly affected. has borne much of the grief, wives have much these days of i a Now, all can enter into His courts with praise and thanksgiving. Church School at 0:45. preaching at 10:45. We will join in the commencement services at the School auditorium in the evening.

Special music and services in the morning for all. BACCALAUREATE SERVICE T'lic luircaUinvPiitc service for the 7o seniors of Mid- illnslxmi I i School will l)e lield tomofrow evening 7-3(1 at the Central School auditorium with the Commencement swnimn preached liy th.e Vrn. Sidney Iv OLD YELLOW CREEK BAPTIST CHURCl! NO. 2 Rev. Parii W.

Ckadwell, Pastor Sunday School, 9:45 a. m. James H. Treece, superintendent. Rev.

J. E. S. Poore, teacher of men's class Morning worship 11 a. m.

Evening worship 7:30 p. ni. A cordial welcome to all. FIRST CHRISTIAN' CHURCH Rev. J.

Howard Baxter, Minister Graded Church School for all ages, 0:15 a. m. i Worship, 11 a. m. Junior and Senior Young People's meetings p.

m. i In accordance with President Truman's proclamation prayers of FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Dr. Marvin A a Pastor Hible School a. in. Morning Worship m.

In the morning services the church i join with other es throughout the a i in observing a day of prayer and thanksgiving as suggested by President of I I METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Onie U. Kays, Pastor Church School, 9:45 a. m. Kemp "Great Qualities Thompson, Supt.

Motherhood." Morning Worship, 10:45 a. i Spccal music will be presented. Sermon, "The Christian Home." We will join with the other churches for the i baccalaureate service at gratitude for V-E Day will be of- lrry Truman. The theme of feral at both the Sunday School Mother's Day will also be sized. We will dismiss the evening service for the baccalaureate service at Central School.

The Board of Stewards i meet at the church Monday i i at 7 There will be a mass meeting at our church Wednesday night at All churches of Miildlesboro ait- asked to dismiss their services and i-ome hear the Kev. Clyde K. Wiiiii'k, pastor of the Pineville Baptist Church speak in the inter and the i church service, sizel Surely al of churches In observance of Mother's Day! i i tomorrow. It should the pastor wil speak on the subject, e'one of the greatest days in the Christian, churches in recent years. The pas' tor will preach at the i service.

There will be no evening services, as the pastor and congregation wil join in the baccalaureate service at thu Central School audi- i the high school I graduating class. The First Baptist i A i i at "cut nil p. m. School EAST CUMBERLAND AVE BAPTIST CHURRCH R. B.

Mayers, Pastor Sunday SchoW, A. Buroliptt! 17 Supt. a. m. I'reachinj; Service, 11 a.

ni. A Day Program will he jiiven by the young people of conduct a i a June 1017. Assisting the pastor in the meeting will be an evangelist and a group of students. These helpers will be Kev. (ieorge Phillips, Paducah, evangelist, est of i i i in Bell Countv.

tllc nlm at the morning preach- Waltz, Georgetown College, song All dry forces are asped to he present. Kspecially do we urge all Dry election officers to be present to ive instructions concerning i the coming local option May 2fith. Everyone is invited and urged to attend. Sunday Kith is Mother's Day and a day of prayer. We Irgc all our members to a the i service sit together 'in a i groups if possible.

You are always welcome at i Methodist Church. "Cornel i us and we i do 1 good." ing sen-ice, the public is invited. "TU all departments, 6:15 p. Preaching 7:30 p. m.

Mid-week 1'raycrs Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Weekly choir practice Fridays, f. m. You are, cordially invited to attend our service, especially strangers in our city.

Joe Ward, University of Kentucky at Lexington, Miss a cryn Jasper, KiisU-rn Stale Teach-! ers College, i Miss Doro-j thy Brizendine, a Statej Teachers College, per-i sonal workers. The pastor an-! nounced the i would be for everpbody, i special emphasis the work tho vol lTMplc.j HENSLEY'S CHAPEL Rev. Dewey England, Pastor Sunday School a. i Richard York, i Ro.scoe Turner, assistant superintendent. Services every a Wed nesday, 7 p.

m. W.MTI meeting, Thursdays, 7 m. THE SALVATION ARMY Capt. Mrs. C.

Sig.mon in charge Company Meeting, 0:45 a. m. Worship Service, 11:00 a. m. Sunday School at Garmeda 2:30.

Young People's Legion, p. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH A. H. Doak, Pastor Ribl! School at a. W.

S. Snpt. Primary a Miss i ginia Supt. Men's i Class, 10 a. m.

1 e. -on subject, "l-'rom the i a and i i i i sen ice, special i i i for prayi-r to a of i President. There is a pl.ice Special music by the Vesper services at o'clock. BINGHAMTOWN BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Bob Wolfe, Pastor Sunday school, 0:45 a.

m. Otho loe liolton, Superintendent. M. Barnttt, of Men's Bible Clnss. Morning service, m.

Sermon by pastor. 1. Y. P. p.

m. i service, 7:00 p. ni. A GROVE BAPTIST Rev. German Maiden.

Pastor Services second Sunday of ench at 7 p. in. i lucky. Similar i will be held in a of Baptist churches the slate during the summer OLD YELLOW CREEK BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. James A.

Walter, Pastor Sunday School i o'clock. jVsse Kllison, Ceorge Siler, a er of Men's Daraca Class. Mori-ing Worship, o'clock. i People's a i i p. VIoch (1:45 p.

OF THE (Over Woolworths) Rev. L. Pastor Sunday School. 0:45 a. m.

Preaching Secrivc, 11 a. m. Young People Service p. each Sunday evening. prayer i each Thursday evening 7 p.

m. PinevilJe Kvening Worship, 7 p. m. The pastor i preach at hut morning and i service: Kveryone is cordially i i to al nd thpfip services. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Oi-lS in.

School. I.p.s- son subject, "The Tragedy of the N'orlhern i i H. in. Worship Hour. Ser! inon subject, "Meliold, Thy m.

Ho mon subject, "The Final I i a tion." 7:30 p. m. Evening Service. Kev. Carroll Hubbard, assistant Pr a meeting Wednesday to Dr.

.1. W. Black, general secre- evening at 7:30. of will preach at both hours. Brother Hubbard is FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH of Kentucky's best preachers.

Rev. Aubrey Pastor Be sure to hear him. :45 a. m. Sunday school hour, Kev.

R. B. Moyers i conduct'. Charles King, Supt. midweek praye, services" Wed- 11 a.

m. Worship hour, sermon i CHURCH OF GOD OF THE UNION ASSEMBLY Rev. J. H. Burnett, Pastor Sunday School 10 a.

James Combs, Supt. Preaching services, 11 a. and p. m. Sunday.

Also 1 p. m. Saturday. Midweek prayer meeting each Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.

Kveryone is welcome to all services. CHURCH OF COD Winchester Ave. Bible Study 10 a. m. Devotional Worship 11 a.

m. Evangelistic Service 7.30 p. Midweek Prayer Wed. V. P.

E. Friday 7:30 p. in. Kev. .1.

T. I'itts Minister tin nesday evening at The monthly business meeting i follow the prayer services. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Dr. E. L.

McClurkan a School. a. in. W. Cornn, Supt.

i service, 11:50 a. m. C. 6:30 p. m.

Mrs. Charles King, director. Kvening service, 7:30. Prayer meeting, 7:00 p. Wednesday.

Choir practice, Wednesday, 7:4," p. in. by Rev. Aubrey Russel. 7:30 p.

in. Worship hour. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev. Ullie J. Herren, Pastor I Sunday School, 11:45 a.

m. Preaching, 10:15 a. m. 7:30 Sunday evening service Cottage prayer meeting Friday night Ladies Missionary Society first I Wednesday in every month two o'clock p. m.

i FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Ralph G. Wesley, Pastor a. m. Sunday School, i i a Duff.

11:00 a. Morning Worship. p. Youth METHODIST CHURCH o. m.

Sunda- School 11 a. m. Worship Hour 0:45 p. m. Epworth League, 7:00 p.

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