Pounding Mill Observes Sunday Program Event
Pounding Mill Virginia notes a Sunday observance linked to a local Sans program, with a cone symbol noted during the event and limited readable details from the source.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1945
Page
10
Pounding Mill Virginia notes a Sunday observance linked to a local Sans program, with a cone symbol noted during the event and limited readable details from the source.
The Christian Missionary Society will hold a meeting Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock at the home of Mrs. W. E. Mulkey.
The Clinch river W S C S will meet Wednesday afternoon at 1 30 in the Union church with Mrs apne y and A N Sparks as hostesses.
The Pounding Mil 4-H clubs hold regular meetings on Mondays in the school building. Plans include a canning demonstration in July and a picnic at the August meeting.
Mrs W H McGee's Sunday school class hosted a Saturday evening event honoring Gillespie and Elizabeth, recent graduates of Richlands High School.
Roscoe Lineberry returns home on furlough from the South Pacific with wife and children visiting New One and Sunday with Mr and Mrs Bearer Jr and Samuel Robinett. Callie Mulkey from Old Point Comfort arrives Friday for vacation. George Sao spends time with his sister Viens Balancee and others note a special course.
Privates George E. Eanes and James O. Bowling are listed with overseas service and current postings. Eanes, 21, of Ashland, returned to Miami Beach redistribution for next assignment after seven months with a chemical warfare unit in the Southwest Pacific and recipient of the Asiatic-Pacific campaign ribbon. Bowling, 406 Prince Street, Princeton, is at Camp Carson General and Convalescent hospital. 1st Sgt. Lewis W. Gibson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gibson, is on 14 day leave and to return to Camp Shelby. T/4 Orlan E. Shumate of Athens earned the Bronze Star for bravery near Zig Bag pass while serving with the 38th Division as a medical aid man in hostile fire. Shumate has 17 months overseas with prior service in Hawaii, New Guinea, Samar, and Leyte.
William R. Prazier on 12 day furlough visits parents in Princeton while stationed at Camp Balding Florida with 175 points and two brothers in Europe. Pfc. Tommy Boyd earns European theater ribbon and two Bronze Battle Stars. Clemen Andrew Boone, 22, ship's cook second class USNR of Hinton, awaits destroyer assignment in Norfolk after 21 months in the Atlantic area with sinking two German submarines. his ship served in multiple theaters and he wears ribbons. Roy B. Barr, 33, Sophia, motor machinist’s mate second class USNR aboard a cargo ship, receives Good Conduct Medal after three years with five major amphibious operations including North Africa Sicily Salerno southern France and 32 months at sea. Barr joined in 1942 at Norfolk after naval yard work. two brothers in the Army and Marine Corps.
Six Infantry Division honors note the 706th Ordnance Company led by Whit ney G Seyphersreceives a Meritorious Service Medal for outstanding devotion to duty during the Luzon campaign. Seaman Aaron C Yost spent leave in Keystone after a year aboard in the South Pacific. Boatswain's Mate Clarence E Shelton returned to San Diego after a week with family, while brother Robert W Shelton Jr. heads to the Pacific with an infantry unit.
The Office of Price Administration set a new price for log run lumber in the Appalachian hardwood area. Previously tied to the lowest grade, many small mills marketed without graders now sell by log run grade. OPA defines a small mill as producing over 1.5 million ft of hardwood or over 4 million ft of mixed softwood and hardwood in any 12 month period since Oct 1941. Maximum prices per thousand board feet are $36.50 for 1 inch thick, $33 for 1.5 inch, and higher rates for thicker cuts beyond two inches.
Liberated Sgt Robert Davidson, formerly with the 17th Airborne Division, is now under VA care. His wife of Bishop Virginia has been notified. He was reported missing in action January 8 1945 and was liberated in late April. He writes he is well and expects to return home soon.
Sergeant Edd R. Tolbert, in Germany, is awarded the Bronze Star for meritorious service in combat and receives a second commendation for outstanding mess sergeant duties during the Roer crossing and Rhine advance. His parents, Mr and Mrs E W Tolbert of Rocky Gap Virginia, note his four years of service and a brother training in the U S Navy.
Copies of newspapers and magazines addressed to Navy Marine Corps and Coast Guard personnel overseas will be forwarded after July 1 if sent by written request. Postmasters will require the publisher to include a certificate: Mailed in conformity with P. O. D. Order No. 2851 else returned. The Navy urges clippings in letter mail.
Private Cecil 8 Dennis was killed June 6, 1943, in Nashville Tennessee. A letter from General C. B. Hodges to his mother Minnie Dennis notes his service in the 5th Division during the 1939 40 training at Fort McClellan Alabama the April 1940 IV Corps maneuvers at Fort Benning Georgia and the May 1940 Sabine River area maneuvers in Louisiana with about 70 000 troops.
The item notes a rise in second class mail with 91 176 sacks sent overseas in January 1944 and 160000 in January 1945. Magazines and newspapers arrive old and are often discarded by addressees to ease overseas post. Directory service hours to provide deliverable addresses strain limited postal staff. This mail occupies cargo space better used for first class mail.
The Headquarters Marine Corps announces that all Marines discharged on or after March 1 1945 with an Under Honorable Conditions certificate and eligible for an Honorable Certificate may obtain them by contacting the nearest Marine Corps Recruiting Station. Former Marines in West Virginia should forward their discharges to the U S Marine Corps Recruiting Station Cabell County Courthouse Huntington where they will be exchanged for the Honorable Discharge Certificate if entitled.
Dr. J. T. Browning, superintendent of the Bluefield Methodist district, will discuss Life in the Light of Eternity at Grace Church tonight at 7:45.
Service men and four accompanying wives visited the Service Men's club yesterday. Phillip Hylton donated ten pounds of cheese. Mrs. W. C. Bone chaired the breakfast committee assisted by Mrs. E. N. Dudley and Mrs. R. D. Harry. Mrs. A. B. Thompson led the remainder with P. M. Shrewsbury, Mrs. W. Perkins, Mrs. Nancy Taylor and Miss Grace Pearson.
8 SGT Robert E Lavender now in Italy member of battalion awarded the Department Meritorious Service unit award. Parents Mr and Mrs J K Lavender Abbs Valley Va notified by battalion captain Maurice Fleisch. Letter recalls June July 1944 actions including laying lines establishing posts and aiding rapid Rome northward advance. Lavender inducted April 10 1941 and went overseas December 1943.
Mullens West Virginia June 9 women may use the high school sewing room daily after 9 a m during the summer. Mrs Woodrow Cook home economics teacher said the department will be open for Mullens women with Mrs Cook on hand to assist.
The Women’s Society of Christian Service sponsors a three part study titled The Word of His Grace. The first session is Thursday June 7 at 7 30 with Mrs E P Hughes in charge. The second session is Monday June 11 at 7 30 led by Mrs C R Bright. A fee is to be paid by Miss Browning on June 1st at 7 30. Lectures are in the Friendship Hall of the First Methodist Church of Mullens.
Miss Maude Stone, employed by the government service in Washington, D. C., has been ill for some time according to a report from her father, Troy Stone.
Pfc Hubert Vest son of Mr and Mrs B O Vest of Corrine is home on a 62 day furlough after serving overseas since May 1942. He was captured by Germans December 6 1942 and held in Italian and German camps for 9 and 19 months respectively. He describes harsh conditions including long work days and scarce food, and was liberated April 14 1945.
The Mullens chamber of commerce voted to discontinue the chamber for the months of June and August. The group will meet on June 20. Stores began closing on Wednesday afternoons last week and will continue until the last Wednesday in August.
Harold Brammer, with his father T F Brammer, left Huntington on Tuesday after enlisting in the navy. He will travel to Great Lakes Illinois for boot training.
Mrs Pearl Kemp and Miss Susie Shrader visited Roy Kono in Washington DC last week. The note records their trip to the capital and meeting with the named individual.
Pfc Clifton Lambe brother of Mrs W R Shrader Mullens is on 30 day leave from an army hospital He wears five battle stars earned before a December 1944 wounding in Belgium He went overseas in 1942 landed at Casablanca France was hospitalized two months then sent to England He returns to Camp Atterbury Indiana convalescent hospital
Pvt William C Mutter son of Mr and Mrs W C Mutter Mullens has been promoted to private first class while stationed somewhere in Germany after oversea service of six months His brother Quartermaster 1/c L C Mutter also serves in the armed forces.
Cpl Eugene D Burgess of the U S Marine Corps Reserve is reported killed in action. He was previously listed as wounded on the casualty list for August 12 1944. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Burgess Mullens.
Lieut John A Millar is spending a 30 day furlough with his wife the former Frances Newsome of Mullens Their meeting occurred in India where he served for two years They were married there on September 14 1944 Millar trained at Fort Dix Camp Lee and earned his commission in September 1942 He entered the army in August 1941 His home is East Orange New Jersey He will report to Atlantic City New Jersey after leave Mrs Millar a Mullens High School graduate 1938 attended Raleigh General Hospital School of Nursing and went to India in February 1944
Mr and Mrs Richard L Kidd of Mullens announce the birth of a daughter born June 6 at Raleigh General hospital Beckley The baby named Dickie Nell marks a family addition in Raleigh General Hospital records.
Flight Officer L C McGraw son of Earl and Mrs McGraw spends a fur lough at Mullens home while stationed at Santa Maria California Farley seaman first class son of D C Parley Mullens promoted to radio technician third class and stationed in Hawaii Sir Bill Parmer son of J E Farmer Mullens serves in South Pacific after training at Great Lakes Little Creek Fort Pierce Now Chief Petty Officer Carlisle Russell spends 30 day furlough in Mullens after 25 months overseas service Navy career three years boot camp Norfolk St Louis Alameda with Aleutians Marshalls Pearl Harbor Guam Coxswain James Morrison Snarks transferred from Cherbourg France to Plymouth England overseas 18 months nephew of Tom Brogan Alheca
Catholic church hosts a summer vacation school in Mullens Tams and Sophia. Classes run mornings in Mullens and afternoons in Tams and Sophia. The program ends with a confirmation service at Hol Cross church in Tams on June 24 at 3 o'clock administered by Bishop John J. Swint. Apostolic sisters of Monongah conduct the instruction.
Telegram received by his mother states Walter N. Clarke was killed in action in Germany on April 27. The notice gives no further details about his unit or the circumstances of the death.
Mrs Jamnet W Clarke of Mullens reports her husband Jamnet Clarke is missing in action. He graduated Mullens High School in 1943 and joined the service in March 1943. He served overseas since September 1943 in North Africa Italy France and Germany earning the Combat Infantryman badge Purple Heart Good Conduct Medal one Oak Leaf Cluster and four battle stars for the European theater.
Mrs Beatrice Hickok returns to Ashland after days with E E Davis in Bud Mrs Hickok attends Ashland business college. Miss Agnes Jane Holland and Polly Hoge travel to meet Cadet Marian Telford at Lewis Gate hospital Roanoke Va. Mrs George Caldwell of Maben visits sister Mrs Clarence Warren Peterstown.
Simple remedy claims to ease itching from eczema pimples and red blotches. It also soothes tired feet and cracked toes with quick results. Priced 35¢, available with money back guarantee if not delighted.
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