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Honor Roll for
Boys in Service
As a matter of intrest to
readers, and also a
service to our boys who are
ing in the United States army
navy, air corps, marines,
guard or any other branch
our nation’s defense army,
Dade County Times will
lish each week, for the
a list of names of Dade
boys who are now in service,
w'ho may be r l ed to n
during the remainder of the
We shall p ibllsh thl list
names as ai. honor roll
will appreci. e the coopers
of our reade s who have
now in the -ervlc •e of our coun
try, to con ret u. s as quickly a.
possible s< : Eat his name rr. . 1 ;
be added t this roil of honor :
also all pa 'litS and re'at-ivei
will please * port all the name
of those wh may be c
this date tc the ( iurai ion of tht
war.
In making a report of the
names of our patriotic young
men serving in def. i s cur
country, please giv the full
name, or initials, tie i '.eh oi
service in which thev are ;-rv-
ing and the i amp where they
are now in trie nine <>,-<•
us of any change made during
service, and such iafore ition
permi.vsabh regarding selectee a.- nu.,\
untu r U. S.
re^vLitions.
The following i n list of Dade
County boy.s wt < < u. potential tt.; , n
ice of our country,
heroes, all of them:
Col. Douglas I Morrison, 514
Coast Artillery, Camp Davis, N.
C.
Lt. Martin A. Nethery, 315th
T. C. G„ Florence, S. C.
Marvin S. Gray. USS N : blick,
Postmaster, New York City.
Private Mack Wallace, Co. F
27th Infancy Postmaster, San
Francisco, Calif.
Pvt. Cecil Adkins, 337
Bomber Squr 309 Bomber
Group, Army Base, Colum-
bia, S. C.
Cm*p Max Page, Hqt. H. Q
Co. 401. St < M.. i - BN. 76th
Division, Fort George Meade
Md.
Pvt Hersch' ’ n t Co. A 10th
B at. 1 P. 'I AFR Fort Knox,
Ky.
PFC. Rollie c .re, Co. G .
2nd Studerc Bat. irmvle. QM
Motor B • • t- ■-
Shan • 1 ( h i
Sq. (Special Bites. 935, Sioux
Falls, S. D.
Pvt. .T B Mas Batten - e
427 CABN A A • r al Dellv-
ery Washim;
D. T Mon a.t Air Cadet, Salt.
Lake City, Utah
Pvt. Hasten Cochran, Angel
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next Wednesday Sept. 9th A w
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EMOCRACY
ECENGY dr-troy determination from tiie our demagogue sihcols, to save disrupt who our would stcVe
our
IGlilTY national unity, who would re.e
Georgia, or ruin Georgia.
The decision for Democracy,
Decency and Dignity will be mat 3
Will ^ be Restored in Gecrma V* Vvednesdny. helming, let's make it cve.-
The people of Georgia will
speak out Wednesday, Sepfc-inber
9th. At the ballot box they will
condemn the vicious dictatorship,
which has dragged rhe name of
Georgia in the mud.
For weeks the crusade to re¬
deem Georgia from the hands of
a little dictator has been gaining
momentum. It has grown to a grim
Ellis nun Gsetmu’s H&xt Governor
j '
rs mzmumrn
Island. Postmaster, San Fran¬
cisco, Calif.
,T. T. Fulghum, Co. B„ 13th
QMRT, Camp Lee, Va.
Staff Sergeant Grady D, Wil¬
iams Hdq Co 311 Infantry,
Camp Butler, N. C.
>rp. Eual M Little, Hdq, Co
17th Armored Eng, Bn. APO
252, Diiworth, N.C.
Pvt. Herman Moore, Co. K,
182 Inft. Force 8814, APO 5(i2,
:. r,.- rmaster. San Frar isco,
Pv* Ariel Bradford. Bat. A ,
15th Battalion, 5th Rcg'ment.
Fort B :eg, N C.
D L Sullivan, Catr.p Wal-
'xn
n Frazier. PW T. ’•
UTi tl ri v .. Jri n > 1289. Post-
rnast -er. New York City.
Pf c, Benj, C. Co :*u Battery A.,
; 179th F A. Camp Shelby. Miss.
Pfe, Ravmnnd 11. Waddell .1378
‘ Unit. p. Co. Camp
g erv ice M.
Lee, Va.
.lice Crisp. M. 2 Ct USN
| USS York Citv. Heroic, Pi s ster, New
Pvt. Eldon Crisp, IT Q Co. 1 2B(
APO 254, 51 Lnft. Finer Camp
N. Y.
James I.aney. Med Def. St a.
■ Hospital. Fort Jackson S. C
Denver Brown. U S Naval
Hospital Ward 16. Milrr Island,
Calif. S.
Ji! Eugei f Stephens. U. S.
Hilar. P Jones. Postmaster, New
York City.
•L :cph Ed:.el Long. Div R..
i ... Arkansas. Postmaster. New
York City
.Staff Set, Haskell C. Hibbs,
Co. A., 362 Inft., Camp White,
M rd Giibert 0n
pvt Conner. Co. A„
21st Training Bat. 7th Reg.,
For' McCeilan Ala.
Pfe Monro. C. McKalg, Bttrv.
B . 93 Fa BN. Camp Carson. Colo,
R i v Fnwh r Cross Co. 418, U. S.
Naval Training Statin, San An-
tonio, Calif.
Pfe. Elliott Porter Johnston.
Hq. and Hq. Squadron, 334 Ser-
vice G. P., Esler Field, La.
Pvt. Geo. P. Oliver, Co. G. 2.
NG. CWS, TNG, BN, Edgewood
Arsenel, Md.
Se t. Curtis Stephens, Stark
Gen. Hospital, Charleston, S. C.
Pvt. Elmer Stephens, U. S. Ma¬
rines, Paris Island, S. C.
Sgt. Cecil R. McKaig, Head¬
quarters Bat. 301, C. A. APO 827,
New Orleans, La.
Harlie Murphy, Battery C, 70th
F. A B. N. Fort Sill, Okla.
Corp. Russell M. Gifford, Army
Air Force, Gunter Field, Mont-
Sonwry, Ala.
Pvt. Virgil Jenkins, Battery A.
114th Bat. 5th Regiment, Fort
.Bragg, N. C.
Pvt. Jesse Willard Baker, Bat.
C. Sep. C. A. B. N. (AA) APO
'Fort Bliss, Wash.
Let s bury dictatorship under
a lands'ice of free h diets. Let s
show the v.’cu !d tl:a? while Geer-
c a soldiers fijfh, foiv'^n dictators
v th bullets.. Georgia cifiz&.is da- B BP
siroy home-made imitators with
ballots . . . in the American Way.
Be sure and vote Wednesday.
Vote for EiHi ARNALL and re¬
store Democracy, Decency ond
Dignity in Georgia.
THE DADE COUNTY TIMES: THURSDAY.SEPTEMBER 3, 1942.
HEAR
GOVERNOR
TALMADGE
EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT
Over Radio Station '
WS3 AT 10:30 P. M.
tJt’virf/ia .V red* 1 alum *///«’
Pvt. Felix G. Matthews, 653
R. B. Signal Dept., Frontier Co.,
Mitchell Field, Long Island, N.Y.
Sargt. Mike Castleberry, Medi¬
cal Detachment, Camp Wheeler,
Ga.
Co'rp. Robert Long, address un¬
known.
Corp. L. Sherard Lyemance,
306 Borner Squadron. 85th Bomb¬
er Group, Army Air Base, Way-
1 cross, Ga.
! Pvt. Chas. R. Ault, 68th Evacu-
i ation Hospital, APO 309, Fort
r 4jewis p . » w wasn , ’
Pvt. Leon Johnson, Battery C.
245the C. A, (HDj Fort Hand-
I coc ij ^ J
j Raymnd W. Bible, S-2 C USNR
Seaman Guard, U. S. Naval
Training Station, San Diego,
,, ...
j Major Herschel Forester, Camp,
Bowie, Texas,
Pvt , Mack C. Gifford, Co. A,
82nd Division-Bn., Ft. Bliss, Tex.
j Lawrence Div. Slaughter, 6, Postmaster, USS Ark- New
ansas,
York City.
Sgt. Edwin M. Robertson, U.
S. A. Transport Service, 1513 S.
| Alaran Sgt. L. Way, B. Robertson, Seattle, Wash. C.A.S.C.
1946, Jolan, Calif.
J. C. Smith, USS San Francis¬
co 2nd Div., Postmaster San
Francisco, Calif.
James Barton Brannon, Co.
42, 458, Naval Training Station.
San Diego Calif.
Pvt. George G. Oliver, N. G.
CWS, TNG, Bn., Ft. Bliss, Texas.
Geo. W. Wheeler, Jr., A. P. Hill
26th Div., Fredicksburg, Va.
Pvt. Charles T. Quinton, 30th
Tech. School, SS, Scott Field, 111.
Pvt. Wm. H. ■ Ryan, 1570th
Service Unit, M. P. Dept. Camp
Breckinridge, Morganfield, Ky.
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The nicest courtesy you canshow your guests from out of
town is to have their visits mentioned on this local page. The
nicest courtesy you can show your friends is to let them learn of
your visit through this page whenever ycu go away. The Times
will consider it a courtesy whenever you will give us an item. Just
drop by or send us. a card.
By Mrs. Nettie Mae Fleming
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ryan of
Collinsville, Ala., visited Mr. and
Mrs. Omer Ryan Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Omer Ryan had
as their Sunday guests, Mrs. C.
C. Childress and daughter, Mary
of Marshallvile, Ga., Mrs. Wal¬
lace Bryant and childlren, of
Morganville, Mildred Cureton,
Mary Jenkins and Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Daniel of this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wright
and daughter, Miss Patsy, Miss
Myrtle Costner and Misses Flor¬
ence and Rosemary Mundi, of
Birmingham, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Scruggs.
Mrs. Moses Wright, of Rome,
Ga., spent Monday with Mrs.
Carl Scruggs.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Spears and
Mrs. Woodrow Daniel and baby,
of Chattanooga, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Joe E. Tatum
here.
Mrs. P. M. Keith and small
son, Gene, visited Mrs. Joe May-
hew Sunday afternon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Fleming
! spent the week-end with his
j mother, Mrs. M. A. Fleming, at
Rossville.
itr MIS. vf , J. r n Ur. Grray ana ■K/r^c Mrs. t L,ucy
finvripr onyaer are ore spending cnmiHmtr n a fput lew uays rlnv<j
in Birmingham, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Daniel
and children spent Saturday in
Chattanooga, with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace.
Mrs. Lester Smith and Miss
Elda Reeves, of Rising
visited Mrs. Jasper Hill here re-
cently.
Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Castleber¬
ry and children, of Chattanoo¬
ga, visited Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
Womack recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis McBryar
were in Knoxville Tuesday on
business.
Mrs. C. W. Page and Mrs. Jew¬
el Sullivan spent Monday in
Chattanooga.
Rev. J. W. Abercrmbie, of
Rising Fawn, was the Sunday
guest of Mr. and Mrs. P. M.
Keith in South Trenton.
Mrs. Lewis McBryar and daugh¬
ter Geneva, spent Monday in
Chattanooga.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Sulli
van and children spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
C. W. Page in East Trenton.
Misses Ollie and Ola Hamp¬
ton of East Trenton were guests
of Miss Clara Daniel Sunday.
Miss Lucille Gass visited Miss
Margaret Gifford in Chattanoo¬
ga, the week-end.
Mrs. Webb Daniel and child¬
ren of Chattanooga, were week¬
end guests of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis McBryar.
Mrs. Evelyn Case and small
daughter, Joyce, spent Saturday
in Chattanooga.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gray and
children of East Chattanooga,
were Sunday guests of his par¬
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Gray.
Spencer Brandon, of Childers-
burg, Ala., visited his parents,
Mr and Mrs. E. R. Brandon this
week.
Miss Virginia Pryor is quite ill
at her home in South Trenton.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gifford
and Billo Gass attended the
singing at Rising Fawn Sunday.
John Reeves and daughters,
Doris and Louise, were visiting
his mother, Mrs. E. P. Reeves
and family Sunday in South
Trenton.
Mrs. Chas Buffington and son,
Loen, and Billie Cline were vis¬
iting Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bel¬
cher in Chattanooga, recently.
Lee Frye, of Chattanooga, was
visiting his daughter, Ollie Mae
Frye, and Mrs. Pallie Jeffrey the
week-end.
Mr. John Shelton of Sand
Mountain, slipped us three or
four typical Sand Mountain
watermelons recently, and boy!
Were they they fine! Mr. John
is quite a farmer ... he has
some of the finest potatoes we
seen in many a moon. He
has them piled around in heaps
of 150 bushels, and lots more in
the ground. “We’ll be seein’ you
along. Mr. John.”
Georgia's Next Governor
ELLIS
ARHALL
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Saturday Night
9:30 P. U.
The Best Man for Georgia
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taken this way helps relleve such symptoms
ft3 headaches, bowel sluggishness and
Bo-called bllloua Indigestion when due to in¬
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