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VOL. 99--NO. 36 DENTON, MARYLAND, FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1945 PRICE THREE CENTS Gets Battle Star Cpl. F. Johnson is with the First Army, somewhere in Germany, and is in the same company with Lt.

Robert Moore, son of 'Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Moore, of Denton. He has been in action in the Leipsic sector and has been awarded the E.T.O. ribbon and a Bronze Good Conduct Badge and Combat Infantryman's Badge.

Tri-County Dorchester Scout Camporee Scouts and their leaders from the four counties in Maryland, Talbot Queen Anne's, Dorchester and Caroline met at the Easton High School Park Friday, Saturday and Sunday May 18th, 19th, 20th, to put on the greatest show of camping ever held in this area. A total of 268 Scouts, 18 Troops and 45 patrols participated. Official's in charge were: John W. Noble, district chairman; James M. Warner, chairman of camping activities; Harry Wilson, chairman of athletic events, Morris Jones and Donald Jones; W.

Clyde Collier, Scout commissioner; Layman J. Redden, vice chairman; Marlin U. Zimmerman, chairman of training, and R. Oscar Smeal, field Scout executive. The Maryland State Guard of Easton had -charge of inspection and the following officers and men served: Capt.

Levin F. Morris, First Lt. J. Noble Payne, 1st Sgt. W.

Edward Millikin, Corp. Albert Valliant, Corp. Russoll Smith, Pfc. Robert George, Pvt. Maurice Cox, Pvt.

James K. Dillon. Saturday afternoon the Camporee was honored by a visit of the Camping 'Committee of the Del-Mar-Va Council headed by George Ehinger, chairman; Phillip G. Rhoads, Clark W. McKnight, and Frederic Wellington, Scout Executive, all of Wilmington.

Every troop and every Scout qualified for the standard rating in good camping and each scout leader received a green tent insignia award indicating this attainment. The highlight of the Saturday afternoon program was the soft ball tournament directed by Donald and Morris Jones, of Easton. 12 teams participated. The finals were played by Church Hill Troop No. 195 and Fishing -Creek Troop No.

166 assisted by Preston Troop No. 180. Church Hill proved the winner by a big score. The program Saturday evening was held in the high school auditorium and consisted of movies, through the courtesy of the Easton' High School and the Del-Mar-Va Council. Mr.

Layman J. Redden, of Denton, served as chairman of the Court of Honor. Mr. John W. Noble, district chairman, welcomed the Scouts and their leaders and congratulated them on their wonderful achievement in camping and scouting activities.

Recognition was given to the Scoutmasters in the form of Red Star awards to the troops for outstanding service and accomplishment during the first quarter of 1945 by R. Oscar Smeal, Field Scout Executive. The Scoutmasters thus honored were Win. F. Brohawn, S.

Troop No. 159, Cambridge; Charlie Kinnamon, S. Troop No. 128, Cambridge; Eldridge Lloyd, S. Troop No.

187, Vienna; Earle Robinson, S. Troop No. 190; Easton; Walter Barnes, S. Troop No. 177, Easton; Axford Barrow, S.

Troop No. 165, Denton; Milton Fairbank, S. Troop No. 147, St. Michaels; Oliver Harrison, S.

Troop No. 189, Trappe; Howard Bloomfield, S. Troop No. 191, Oxford; Clarence Wooden, S. Troop No.

171; Ridgely; Richard Carroll, S. Troop No. 129, Centreville; Willard W. Hickman, S. Troop No.

195, Church Hill; W. J. Bomer, S. Troop No. 180, Preston; Richard Roden, S.

Troop No. 194, Henderson; Louis Tillon, S. Troop No. 152, Tilghman. At the court, of honor recognition and wards were presented by the fol- (Contimied on 8) New Plant Will Open At Denton June 1st J.

McKenny Willis Son, of Easton, will open their new plant in Denton officially on June 1, as far as handling feed is concerned. This Business will operate as a partnership--the partners being Edward Covell Jr. and J. McKenny Willis Jr. Mr.

Covell will be manager of this plant. J. McKenny Willis Son are not new to this section. They have been delivering several hundred thousand dollars worth of feed from Easton to this area each year, but they feel that they can serve their customers better by being nearer them. The plant will be equipped with the most modern grinding' and custom-mixing equipment, and as soon as machinery is obtainable a grain unit will b-j added.

A new and most modern set of electrically operated scales is being installed with a platform large enough to weigh trailers. This plant is located on the Railroad Property adjoining the Ice Plant. J. McKenny Willis Son are now doing business with more than two- thirds of the farmers in Talbot county, and last year shipped more than one-half million bushels of grain from that point. With this experience, plus the experience that Mr.

Covell has had, this new business should be quite an asset to Caroline county. Orme Elected Vice President Group 5 E. Theodore Orme, cashier of the Peoples Bank of Denton, has been elected vice-president of Group No. 5 of the Maryland Bankers' Associa- High School Graduates Who Will Their Courses Next Week Caroline High School, Commencement date-- May 29, 1945. Academic Course Norbert Hans Herman Drews, Edwina Warfield Breeding, Barbara Ann Fitzgerald.

Commercial Course Phyllis Christine Andrew, Doris Marie Butler, Betty Lenora Cheezum, Marion Isabelle Lutz, Doris Elisabeth Hynson, Eunice Corrinne Martin, Gladys Lenora Neai, Elizabeth Rose Patrick, Elinoi Evilene Pearson. General Course Louis Chance Andrew, Richard Frederick Behlke, William Alvie Homer, Russell L. Hubbard, George Douglas Lowe, Ocis Mervin Pippin, Roland Norris Reed, Dawson Earl Shaffer, Preston Walter Smith, Goldsborough James William Stafford, John Calvin Stafford, Dawson Herbert Trice, Robert Edward Trice, William David Turkington, Donald Sexton Turner, J. Arthur Weir, Thomas Lee Wright Margaret Jane Boyles, Margaret Ann Bullock, Shirley Gwendolyn Cooper, Mary Jane Jester, Jean Green, Edna Elfzabeth Neal, Bernadine Allene Roe, Eunice Viola Smith. Vocational Home Economics Course --Jean Frances Davis, Dorothy Jean Fleetwood, Martha Christine Le- Gates, Loretta Rena Morgan, Ellen Katherine Schmick, Bertie Elizabeth Wooters.

Vocational Agriculture Course-Willie George Carroll, James Stuart Coulbourne, James Edward Gadow, Lloyd Perry Hopkins, William Ernest Lubba, Gordon Franklin McDonald, Francis Elmer Mueller, David Lee Nordberg, Charles Mundt, Alan Lee Quidas, Joseph Addison Patchett Claude Merrill Taylor, Edgar Francis Todd. Federalsburg High School, Commencement date--May 29, 1945. Academic Course--John Hershcy McConnell, Edna Agnes Layton, Mary Eleanor Nichols, Betty Ann Nobie, Mary Elizabeth Wright. Commercial Course James C. Dew, Ruth Muriel Bradley, Elma Jeannette Moore, Pauline Hilda Patchett.

General Course--Ralph P. Bradley Bruce Marden Butier, Reuben Hubert Donovan, David P. Mikelait, Vocational Economics, Fred Nagel, Jack Richardson, Carl- Course Doris Virginia Nichols, Mildred Ermadeen Nichols, Martha Mary Osterman, Cora Ann Roe, Margaret Jane Wooters. Greensboro High School, Commencement date May 28, 1945. Academic Albert Rinner, (David Carl Rostien, Doris Elaine Edwards, Dorothy E.

Pearson, Betsy Ann Taylor. Commercial--Virginia Lillian Anthony, Emma Claire Greeley, Ruth Gene Gottwals, Phoebe Jane Jarrell, Doris Louise Kemp, Ruth Jeanette Nichols, Blanche Seward, Dorothy Marie Taylor, Mary Catherine Vonville, Jane Eleanor Walls, Ruth Anna li inner. General--William R. Bennett John Elbert Conner, Marvin Walter Ebling, Thomas L. Jarvis, William Thomas Joiner, Edward N.

Jones, Colyie Henderson Minner Arthur George Porter, Lindbergh Raughley, Clifford Albert Semans, Glen Lee Spiering, Thomas Frederick Thawley, Thomas Albert Virsack, Jerry Zlocn, Rebecca Ellen Carter. Vocational Home Economics-, TT A J. A J-JVVJ11U 111 tion. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs.

a ose Fleming, Margaret Gene- Elmer T. Orme, of Denton. i vieve Harris. Included in the group are the) Preston High School, Commence- bankers of Caroline, Kent, Queen Anne's and Talbot counties. The president is Clarence M.

Melvin, of Millington, and the secretary and treasurer is Harry C. Coleman, of Chestertown. ment date--May 30, 1945. Academic Course--Albert Fletcher Sisk Clara Estelle Wright. General Course Ernest Harry Plutschak, James Herbert Fuchs, Helen Eva Schulke, Anna Mae Kelley, Dorothy Ann Chance, Betty Lee Covey.

ton Shufelt, William Robert Todd, Norris Wheatley, Eileen Dale Banning, Eleanor May Bennett, Doris Lucille Collins, Dorothy May Russell. Vocational Home Economics Course --Doris Mae Dean, Emma Mae Mackert, Louise Bertha Nichols, Betfy Lou Taylor. Ridgely High School, Commencement date--May 29, 1945. General Course Brena Marie Eaton, Marian Burton Wilkinson, Genevieve Magrogan, Mary Ellen Downes, Barbara Ruth Satterfield, Vioiet Emma Gernert, Ruth Connelly Saulsbury, Francis Beaumont Lynch. Howard Bradford Strannahan, Paul Lee Towers.

Lockerman High School Commencement date--May 30, 1945. General Course Annie Rosella Bell, Mildred Annie Brown, Margaret Delores Boston, Ida Mae Brown, Clara Christibell Friend, Maud Virginia Houston, Lela Mae King, Florence Geneva Ricketts, Lucille Rebecca Rich, Lora Mae Turner, Ann Virginia White, Linwood Herbert Adams, Eley Webb Downes, Thomas Isaiah Dawson, William Douglas Evans, Ellsworth Albert Friend, Clifton Elwood Gould, Alford James Johnson, Daniel Arwood Lake, Daniel Medford Pritchett, Sampson P. Simpson, Mervin Asbury Taylor. Vocational Home Economics Course --Margaret Althea Wilson. Vocational Agriculture Course-Thomas Kenneth Stanford.

Maryland Offers Building For Sale Sealed bids for the two-story frame house at the corner of First and Market streets here will be received by the district engineer of the Maryland State Roads Commission in Chestertown until noon June 4. Tho building must be removed by Aug. 1. The iarge, old white house has two rooms and a hall facing the Courthouse Square, with a smull wing in the rear. The State Roads Commission, at the request of the Caroline County commissioners and the town commissioners of Denton, recently purchased property Mrs.

Maude Stewart Downes, of Washington, to eliminate a traffic hazard. The approach to Denton from the west is solely by way of the Dentcn bridge over the Choptank River and the causeway. Motorists driving up the hill must intersect traffic going north and south on First street, which is not visible. The tragic death of Harry S. Dailey, of Marydei, director of the Denton National Bank, at this intersection and minor accidents at this point have created sentiment for the removal of the Stewart property, which protrudes so far across the highway that less than half of Market street is visible to motorists driving into town.

Baltimore and Washington to the seashore passes this point. The State Roads Commission plans to widen the boulevard to correspond with the width of Market Street, and to plant shrubbery to beautify-the landscape after the hill has been graded. Board Head Here Announcement is made that Mr. Norman P. Foster, Manager of the Salisbury Field Office of the Social Security Board, will be in Denton on Tuesday next, May 29th.

He will be available for interview on that day at the Post Office at 2 p. m. Wins Decoration Bishop Flint Appoints Essel Thomas Easton District Superintendent The Rev. Essell P. Thomas, pastor of St.

Paul's Methodist Church, Wilmington, was appointed superintendent of the Easton District of the Peninsula Conference of the 'Methodist Church, and the Rev. Dr. Thomas C. Mulligan, pastor of St. Paul's Church at Cambridge, was announced as the new superintendent of the Dover District.

There were 45 changes made in the pastorates of the conference; 15 in the Wilmington District, 12 in the Dover District, 13 in the Easton District, and 5 in the Salisbury District. Announcement of the appointments was made by Bishop Charles Wesley Flint of the Washington Area, at the closing session of the sixth annual meeting of the conference Monday morning in St. Paul's Methodist Church, Wilmington. Mr. Thomas succeeds the Rev.

Dr. J. Earle Cummings, who has been appointed to the pulpit of St. Paul's Church. Dr.

Mulligan follows the Rev. Dr. Walter A. Hearn, whose term as superintendent of the Dover District expires. He has been made pastor of the Elkton church.

The Rev. J. J. Bunting, this year's incumbent at Elkton, has been transferred to St. Paul's Church at Cambridge, which Dr.

Mulligan is leaving. Two Are Holdovers The superintendents who have two more years to serve on their six- year terms are the Rev. Dr. Oliver J. Collins of the Wilmington district, and the Rev.

Ralph C. Jones of the Salisbury district. The new superintendents are appointed for six years. While 15 changes were made in the Peninsula Conference, only two 'were in the churches in Wilmington. These were the appointment of Dr.

Cummings to St. Paul's Church and the transfer of the Rev. Charles H. Hudson from Trinity to St. Georges.

The Rev. W. S. Grant succeeds Mr. Hudson as pastor of Trinity.

The Rev. H. K. Krams, of St. Michaels, succeeds the Rev.

Brooks E. Reynolds at Marshall ton, while Mr. Reynolds had been made pastor of the new St. Mark's Church at Wilmington Manor. The Rev.

R. E. Proud, now at St. Georges, goes to Holly Oak, succeeding the Rev. Harry H.

Conner, who has been transferred to the Still Pond-Betterton, charge. The Rev. J. H. Link comes to Hockessin from Port Deposit, and the Rev.

W. H. Revelle Jr. goes to Port Deposit. Reports on Courtesies The Rev.

H. W. Branford, chairman of the committee on courtesies, submitted that report at Monday morning's meeting. The conference meeting was extended until Monday morning by a resolution presented by the Rev. C.

M. Eiderdice of Crisfield, providing that an extra session be held Monday morning in which the appointments be announced, so that this business procedure would not be done at an ordination or a religious service. The resolution, which was adopted, also provided that in the future the annual conference meeting would open Thursday afternoon instead of Wednesday night, formerly, and close Monday morning. This was the first time Bishop Flint had presided at the Peninsula Conference sessions. He was a vote of thanks by the committee on courtesies.

A list of appointments made by Bishop Charles W. Flint, at the closing session of the Peninsula Methodist Conference Monday follows: change in pastors. 1 Wilmington District Oliver J. Collins, district superintendent. Wilmington: Asbury, John A.

Clark. Brack-ex, John E. Jones. Brandywine, Roy T. Thawley.

Calvary, A. W. McFarland. Eastiake, C. C.

Harris. Grace, B. M. Johns. Harrison Street, C.

M. Harris. Hillcrest-Bellefonte, C. S. Clarkson.

Madeley, R. G. Conner. McCabe, E. J.

Bond. Minquadale, J. E. Layton. 'Mt.

Salem, Frank F. Baker. Peninsula, 0. P. Jefferson.

Scott, Frank M. Volk. Silverbrook, Roy L. Tawes. Pauls, J.

Earl Cummings. W. S. Grant! Union T. J.

Sard. Kingswood, To be supplied. Mark's, Brooks E. Reynolds. Point, E.

Leon Dage. Edward Hoffman. K. M. Dickey.

Russell W. Simpson. Cherry Hill, J. W. Jones.

Chesapeake, T. R. Lobb. Chester-Bethel, George R. Seidel.

Christiana, W. D. Geoghegan. Claymont, P. W.

Spence. Ebenezer, A. Dudley Ward. W. A.

Hearn. A. E. Kniceley. J.

H. Link. Oak, R. E. Proud.

Hopewell, J. D. Robb. Leed's. S.

0. Parsons. H. K. Krams.

Millington, D. T. Pritchard. Mt. Lebanon, W.

E. Fosnocht. Newark-Union, J. K. Helms.

Newark, A. J. Jackson. New Castle, George H. Murphy.

Newport, P. E. McCoy. North East, H. G.

Houdway. Perryvilie, H. N. Bailey. Peposit, W.

H. Revelle Jr. Red Lion, D. J. Moore.

Richardson Park, A. Frye. Rising Sun, J. R. Bicking.

Georges, Charles H. Hudson. "St. John's, Howell 0. Wilkins.

Stanton, W. S. Green. VVarwick, J. C.

Boulden. Zion Circuit, R. R. Stephens. Dover District Thomas C.

Mulligan, district superintendent. W. A. Turner. Blades, D.

T. Campbell'. Bridseviile, L. E. Wimbrow.

Camden, A. W. Goodhand Jr. Canterbury, J. T.

Bailey. C. W. Spry. Clayton: Ewells and Leipsic, H.

B. Kelso. "St. Paul, R. W.

Kirwan. Dagsboro and St. Georges, E. L. Bennett.

Grace and St. Paul, A. W. Goodhand Dover: Dagsboro Circuit, J. H.

Anderson. Sr. Wesley, C. Stanley Lowell. Ehendale, W.

G'. Barlow. Manean Warrington. 0 G. Brewer.

Felton, J. R. Diehl. Frederica and Milford Neck, D. E.

Wood. Georgetown: Grace, W. P. JCesmodel. Wesley, O.

E. Jones. Circuit, W. L. McClintock.

Greenwood, James O'Neill. Greenwood: Grace and Cannon, E. C. Graham. C.

E. Wilkins. R. L. Jones.

Harrington: J. Harry Wright Trinity, T. C. Jones. Houston, to be supplied.

Indian River, Milton Elliott. Kenton and Hartly, to be supplied. Laurel: Centenary, F. D. Milbury F.

B. Bailey. Circuit. Lee Elliott. Pleasant, T.

B. Brinton. Lewes, W. H. Revelle Sr.

City, E. N. Wright. Magnolia, H. N.

Nicklas. Middletown, 0. H. Connelly. Milford: Avenue, Frank Herson.

L. E. Werner. Millsboro, W. L.

Beckwith. Milton: Goshen, W. H. Hudson. Grace, Milton Elliott.

Nassau and Unity, F. H. Truitt. View and Millviile, F. G.

Louhoff. Odessa, H. M. Davis. Rehoboth, D.

W. Baker. Roxana, J. F. Langrall.

Seaford: Mt. Olivet and Gethsemane, W. H. Stone. St.

Johns, S. B. Bradley. Circuit, C. P.

Butler. Selbyville, C. S. Jarvis. Smyrna, R.

E. Green. Townsend, Tilghman Smith. Whitesville, A. G.

Thomas. Wyoming Woodside, W. 0. Hackett. Dclmar: First, J.

W. Townsend. Mt. Olive, L. W.

Ross. M. J. Roberts. Friendship and St.

Luke, E. S. Perdue. Salisbury District Ralph C. Jones, district superintendent.

Berlin, C. W. Branford. Bishopville, W. A.

Hill. Crisfield: Asbury, J. T. Rowlenson. Immanuel, M.

E. Wheatley. Mt. Pleasant, G. M.

Eiderdice. Mariners, R. H. Wilson. Island, J.

H. Whedbee. Fruitland, W. A. Donaway.

Galestown, J. W. Smith. Hebron: Nelson 1 Guy McWilliams. St.

Paul's, W. H. Kohl. Mardela, J. H.

Clow Jr. Mt. 'Vernon, A. T. P.

Hudson. Nanticoke-Bivalve, M. T. Romans. Newark, R.

E. Finder. Ocean City, C. E. Ennis.

Pai'sonsburg, H. 0. Hufnal. Pittsville: Ayres, W. M.

Hamilton. Grace, James Lord. Pocomoke City: Bethany, G. H. Pigueron.

Salem, Herman McKay. Pocomoke Circuit, Herman McKay. Powellville, W. J. McKee.

Princess Anne, R. S. Hodgson. Quantico, F. G'.

Buckley. Salisbury: Asbury, H. P. Fox. Bethesda, J.

L. Green. Grace, H. M. Parks.

South-Allen, E. W. Henvis. Trinity, J. A.

Trader. Sharp town: H. T. Caidwell. Vernon, H.

H. Schauer. Smith Island, Lloyd Townsend. Snow Hill: Bates, E. R.

Shield. Whatcoat, G. E. Sterling. Somerset, T.

H. Hudson. St. Martins, E. C.

Justis. R. W. Mills. St.

Peter's, E. Turner. Trinity Quiridocqua, M. E. Dearholt.

Westover, J. B. Pettus. Whaleyville, A. A.

Turkington. Willards, L. L. Knotts. Easton District Essel P.

Thomas, superintendent. Bayside, Ira E. Crum. Beckwith Spedden, J. T.

Graham. Bozman Neavitt, D. L. Ruth. Burrsville, F.

K. McCorkle. Cambridge: Grace, J. W. Wootten.

St. Paul's, J. J. Bunting. Zion, J.

B. Dickerson. 'Cambridge Circuit, J. P. George.

Centrevilie: Epworth, J. B. Vaughn. Grace, G. E.

Leister. Chestertown: Christ, W. P. Roberts. First, P.

E. Reynolds. Church Creek, (to be supplied). Church Hill, W. I.

Collins. Concord, P. M. Schauer. Crapo, G.

S. Allen. 'Crumpton, R. L. Kirby.

Denton: First, J. E. French, Grace, T. J. Turkington.

East New Market, C. H. Atkins. Easton: Calvary, H. B.

Flater. Ebenezer, E. M. Shoeklev. jj.

ujiuvnie Trinity, J. J. Bunting Jr. Elliott, W. H.

Johnson. L. B. Troutma. Federalsburg: "Christ, H.

V. Branford. Union, E. C. Hallman.

Goldsboro, G'. Ross. C. E. Davis.

Grove, R. G. Given. Hillsboro Queen Anne, R. F.

Loss. Hosier Mem. Hoopers Island, F. 6. Baynard.

(Tarn to Page 8) Lieut, (j.g.) Robert Hooper Thawley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley E. Thawley, of Denton, is home on leave Mrs. Thawley is also visiting here.

Lieutenant Thawley has seen action in the Philippines, and other Pacific areas and has been decorated with five Battle Stars--Lingayen Gulf and Luzon, Leyte, Guam and Okinawa. He serves aboard the U.S.S. Rixey and went overseas Dec. 10, 1943. He took a course at Notre Dame University, beginning May 31, 1943, which resulted in his receiving an Ensign's Commission.

He was promoted to his present rank Jan. 1, 1945. Lieutenant Thawley, with his wife, will return to San Francisco soon, where he will report for duty June 14th. Old AnniversarylJSunday The Rt. Reverend William McClelland, Bishop of the Diocese of Easton, while Rector of Old Trinity Church, Dorchester County, inaugurated anniversary service to commemorate its antiquity.

This annual service has grown in interest with the years, and is attended by friends of the church from far distant points as well as all sections of the Eastern Shore. This annual service is held on Trinity Sunday which falls on (May 27th this year. As in former years, the service wih be in charge 'of Bishop McClelland. He will be assisted by the Reverend Charles W. Hinton of Christ Church, Cambridge.

The special preacher will be the Reverend William R. Phipps of Christ Church, St. Michaels, Md. The special music, beautiful feature of these services will be in charge of the choir of Christ Church, Cambridge. Immediately preceding the sei- vice, which will be held at 3 p.

the annual meeting of the Old Trinity Church Association will be held in the church. Invitations have been issued by the Rector and Vestry of Old Trinity to ail members of the Association and many others, for this event. The Association has over 200 members including many residents of Florida, California, the Middle West and in the North, bearing testimony to the wide spread interest in this noted Shrine. It is expected that the large assemblage of friends and visitors will be present on Trinity Sunday, May 27th at 3 p. m.

to pay tribute to one of the three oldest churches in the United States. Clark Given Bronze Star Medal In Action 15th AAF in Lester A. Clark, Denton, Maryland, has been awarded the Bronze Star Medal "for extremely meritorious services in support of operations against tha enemy," 15th Air Force Headquarters announced. A court reporter prior to entering the armed forces two years ago, Sgt. Clark has been overseas for the past 17 months as Sergeant Major of the 804th Bombardment wing.

Commanded by Brig. Gen. Fay R. Upthegrove, Olean, N. this veteran B-24 wing flew nearly 275 missions to cut Hitler's oil supplies, and bomb other strategic targets in central and southern Europe.

This was part of the Allied strategic bombing that the German officer, Field Marshal Von Rundstedt said was responsible for the failure of the Nazi armies. Liberators of this wing have also given air support to American and British ground forces in Italy and France, and te Soviet and Partisan forces in the Balkans. The Sergeant's wife, Mrs. Dorothea S. Clark, resides at Hazelwood Farm, Denton, and the sergeant's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. John Clark, five at 1417 Eleventh West, AsMand, Wise. IN EM 7 SPA PERI Si EW SPA PERI.