Thursday, September 6, 1945FIGHTING MENAND WOMENBurl P. I**e. who served 30months in the Pacific with the filst Battaiion of the Heahees, is spending a 30-day furlough with hismother, Mrs, Burl Lee, in Liberty He is to report to Galveston.Pvt Barrett Sampson, n e -phew of Mr.and Mrs. EdBarrett of Hardin, is nervingwith the Infantry In the Phil-service seven months, Prl.vate Sampson trained atCamp Hood before going over-ago. He is a 1942SAMPSONseas two monthsgreat contribution of cadre-supervised Italian forces toward thecompletion of the Italian campaign Since the end of the war in Germany, troops of that country have been used under the same plan setup for the Italians.IIhSfin*iJohn Creak, S l/o, 22-year-old non of Mrs. Nannie Creak of Liberty, has been nerving aboard a Coant Guard-manned vennel operating in the Pacific since June. 1941. Seaman Creak enlisted inthe Coant Guard on October 21.1912. and trained at Groton, Conn., La Porte and Galveston before shipping overseas A brother. Joe, is with the Naval Air Corps stationed In Trinidad, after going overseas In December, 1944. Both servicemen attended Liberty High School.IHaiciMethodist RevivalHas Large Crowdsgraduate of Liberty High School.and was employed in Houston before entering the army.Walter U. Clark, son of Mrs. J. K. Clark of Liber-member of the 2f»9Sth Technical Supervision Regiment (Overhead), which wan formed to supervise the activities of approximately 50.000 Italian troops in theM ajor Mr. and ty. Is aperformance of services of supplytasks for the Peninsular Bane Section. From its activation in August. 1944. until the final finish of the campaign in Italy, the Technical Supervision Regiment furnished trainee! cadres for the controlof large forces of the Italian Army, Sunday night, at 9:45 a. m., effecting the release of many thou- 1 P* m.. according to the pastor. Rev. Karl O. Bayer.sands of Americans for frontline service. The noteworthy successBuy A War Bond Today!of their efforts is reflected in theCargo crowds are attending the' revival in progress this week at the Liberty Methodist church. In point of interest and good accomplished. the present series of services is said by many to transcend any previous revival conducted at the Methodist church inyears.The messages are being delivered by Rev. Homer T. Fort, pastorof the First Methodist church, Beaumont. an outstanding Methodistminister, * • ^Congregational singing is alsoproving to he one of the highlights of the meeting.Services will continue throughand