............ . "f- - "" Friday, November .d, 1942 HOMESTEAD LEADER AND ENTERPRISE Pace Three .....................:............v.........................".....................................' "' ;Mrs.> ' R. O. Dirk to Take Puritan Principles Are Suggested Homestead Air Base:I WAVE Pharmacy Course I As Basis for Enduring World Peace B I Mrs. R. O--Sk: : of Alice's I. -- Beauty Salon has been sworn In I News Items "The of dividualista who believed In- as a WAVE and may be called for principle self-govern I re* * training a* early a* Dec. 9. ment which our Puritan ancestor llglous freedom for themselves. (A* released by. CM*. John A. Jeratfaa, pcblie rcUlloni officer.) At Miami where she took her to us should be the basil he said, "yet drove Roger Wil- ...............,:....".....-............../--r..r.-J........... "..'"...........v....."'...........1 tests she was the only oar of eight the gave peace when that time comes 0'1 I dared liams from to think their differentlyThey'colony when* to the test and Lieutenant Frank H. Hewett, nineteen when he died he had applicants pass said Roscoe Brunstetter left us a great heritage and many Jr end Dolphin D. Henderson,(I negotiated the grade of private usual.her average was pronounced un' attorney and civic worker. In al i I of the institution they starts private first class, corporal sergeant : Thanksgiving address to the Red- 'still used. officer of the general mess of- I After five weeks of general are They gave ua the and start sergeant fine land District Lions Club Tuesdaynight first public schools and later fared for at State Teachers'College came thanksgiving to training Iowa. : i record- and his squadron mate "A just and lasting peace started the first circulating libra. In Cedar she will baN'i Rapids the personnel, military and lament his taking off. He had' must be based on tolerance and I ry and organized the first firetighten. in and ,civilian with their menu for been In Florida nearly a year. take a course pharmacy understanding There la no room They even tried 'communism chief officer. emerge as a petty Thanksgiving Day dinner which . I for vengeance and a peace based but rugged aa they were, [ on hate will breed hate and bring could not make It auccevd because wa' ai follows: cocktail and appetizer Thanksgiving surely had an Sugar Stamp Is Valid " about another war. the frailties of human nature ensemble of fresh : added meaning for Master SgtThellan ' an For Pound of Coffee Brunstetter out that the . D. Cox who has been pointed could not be subdued and selfishness Florida fruit, crisp celery hearts Just German people and the British and greed crept in. and fluffed Jumbo olives; salad, raised In "* from private. The avocado 'fact is that "sergeant-bird tame Rationing of coffee will start at' people have a common ancestryand "Their town meeting was the island lupreme, .thousand 12:01 a. m. Saturday; Nov. 29, that while It would be expensive fore-runner of our democraticform dressing saltines entree to the base In coveys lately. Pvts. ; roast when Number 27 In to teach Germans self- coupon every of aelf government and .wo young northern tom turkey, Club Ernest B. Allen, Joe' O. Clewls. Concordia John W. Class, Denny W. Des- adult's sugar ration book becomes government after generations of could well afford to return to abetter dressing giblet gravy, valid for the purchase of one military rule, It would still be far application of local self W. candied mond Robert D. Edwards, Stoy vegetables, Georgia yams, pound of coffee. That pound cheaper than more war. " government today. Jones H. McMillan and French buttered Virgil style south I peas must last until Jan. 3 which In tracing the means history of Wendell Eaaon: sevenyearoldson John R. Woodson all had their ern corn saute; desserts, overstuffed about day. I Thanksgiving from that first celebration I plumage changed to the stripes one cup a of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Easei, la ,, pumpkin pie a mode, Children above IS of by the Pigrlms In 1821 age of technical sergeants. To be staff I years entertained with violin selection Southern California grapes; beverages are classified as adults In coffeerationing Brunstetter said that they hal I and led the Lions in a communitysing. sergeant there were Lester E., coffee tea and. milk. Edenfield Henry E. Hewitt Way- I said A. L Meybem, secretary I given us much to be thankful for He was accompanied by ot the local I rationing board today. Mrs. Euson who also From the Sam Stein Department land C. James, Earl W. McMur- I I played a Mr. Meybem warned that penalties "They were a strong band of in- piano solo.WAVE . be (don't tell Fred-he might Store In Greenville Miss, ray will be Imposed If a No. 27, of Delta Jealous). Ralph R. Mickles, William (the heart the ) came Lt : is missing from the ration Bernard Stein via Camp Selby E. Smith and Alfred E. stamp for Uncle Steve Featured Now Permitted book of a youngster Ineligible Fort Knox. the officer' candidate Spears. Then In came Pvta. Cecil I coffee. I In New Folk Lore Book i To Have Army Husband school at Camp Lee and Morrison D. Brown, Joseph N. M. I. (no I Field to the army air base here'middle initial as per army par Uncle Steve Robert and I ; the 315 Girls at F. S. C. W. Women enlisting In the Women'sNaal where he became a colorful con ,lance) Carson, Leon C. Cham- I II atltuent of,the base quartermaster bless, Clyde F. Hinson, George C.Stubbs Earn Part of Expenses Cape Sable area are featured in I Reserve can now have a corps where he Is now executiveto Thomas I. Tarbert, GeorgeN. I I Stetson Kennedy's "Palmetto:'husband serving In the army. the base quartermaster, assist Nash (never made an auto), Tallahassee, Nov. 28-Approxl*(. Country"' of the American Folkway Previously women who were qualified ant rail transportation officer, salvage John T. Penton, John F. Rothert: mately one out of every six stu-( Series which was published ,' for the WAVES had to be officer and QM property Hugo A. Mayer, and James (NMI), dents, or a total of 31) girls earn last week. I II ,discharged from service If their classification officer How often Munro Pvt. Roy O. A. Nelson part of their expanses at Florida I Uncle Steve, who has spent prac husbands were drafted or volunteered I we hear the word "salvage" repeated got two stripes and 10 is now I State College for Women according I jtlcally half of his 92 years on the for the army today-It Is one of the most ,Corporal Nelson. to a report Just Issued by the I Cape, Is quoted as verifying the 1 Lt. Serepta B Terletzky, rankIng . important words In our war effort. . personnel office and placement I Indian story of the "big snake" of WAVE officer in charge of , The salvage officer see that all From Sgt. Matturro and Miss bureau. : the Cape Sable country reportedI 'enlistments at DOS Langford Building I salvage is turned in to the proper 'Marjorie Campbell are the following The number employed Is less have been killed by a Seminole Miami pointed out that there hands. for war production-every. comments about the civil than the 418 of last year, owingto In 18112.I are still restrictions on married f thing from broken needles and Ian personnel at the base: a cut in funds allotted by the I women, however. WAVES cannot bottles to "busted-boilers" (including I Bonnie Groover, "the girl of National Youth Administration. forbidden "to carry or use a camera marry during their four month razor blades and "razor- the hour" who sits behind the Types of Job vary from sales I' . upon any vessel or ater. Indoctrination period and married back" hair). READERS, HEAR desk and hands out gas-ration clerking in downtown stores and front facility found by the district I women cannot have children under - YEf SAVE=, SAVE, SAVE to VIC.TORYI .I I cards really bowls the boys over coaching fellow students to serv-I coast guard officer to be Important I U years of age at the time of t' I !tSgt. during the day with her good Inb in tearooms and working as to the national war effort."i their enlistment . o looks and efficiency and at night lab ....I.tantHowever, a majority -C. Breske of "f.rwsy" Rah- set out for the bowling alley and of employed students are way, N. J, Is our expert In 'talk doe an extra good Job of knockIng departmental assistant or hold ing about the weather and never down pin. dining room scholarships on the doing a thing about It"-but hecan When you lift up the telephoneto campus. General work classifications tell you it will be "stormy make a call and hear the melodious and the number listed under weather" (If the sun doesn't strain of "Operator", the them are shown on the report I shine) and did tell Wrong-Way chance are two to one it will be a* follow: departmental student' re.w sN Corrlgan what the wind and Miss Elizabeth Hall of South assistant, 100; dining room scholarships wave over the Atlantic were sayIng Krome ave. Homestead. You've 101; miscellaneous appointments .... end doing and planning when probably _no WI petite blonde I 13; N. Y. A. itudeifU, { f * he took off. His six year in the beauty showing her ware on the 85; tearoom girls, IS. army with two years specialized wood clad roller-skating arena in weather training and service with Miami. I CAMERAS FORBIDDEN the bomber group at Mitchell Kathleen Freeman also a resident I Miami, Nov. 26-Wartime restrictions HELP WANTED Field where he gave the weather of Homestead is a native of on photographing vessels to a large number of our leading West Virginia. This Jitterbug and waterfront facilities, or other flying officers of high rank make pounds on typewriter making places used for national war purposes FLORIDA MOTOR LINES' eontinung contribution; of th us feel that when he says "all- "tally-out during the day and ..again are being called to trained men te fit ..y position* hi the armed forces he clear" we can safely put our tops reverse the procedure at night ona the attention of the general pub- opened desirable and important position in this essential down and take-off to.a picnic.e dance floor. Her dance routines lic by officers of the U. S. Coast industry. This Is o War of Transportation' . and e e draw plaudits from the on-looking. Guard, seventh naval district. Florida Motor Lines employees are doing their bit SUp"pyi"9 With regret we report the deathof audiences. Unauthorized Individuals are / vital! transportation to all phase of the war effort. Staff Sgt. Paul H. Smith of the Fern Robertson daughten of The opportunity U now open to YOU to join this woe 427th Base Hdqs. and Air Base Charlie Robertson, lives in Home essential group. Squadron early Monday, Nov. 23 stead. She I* a Sunday schoolteacher Noffcdintf> at the base hospital where he had and a member of the First FOB MEN been) ill only a short time. Headquarters Baptist Church. We have re- up to officials Immediately no. ceived Information from Captain ' titled his parents, Charles E. and Doan that SHE Is HIS very efficient t COACH OPERATORS Age 21 ami up; good Hazel Smith, on Route 8, Koko- secretary. pareGET driving iperience (heavy equipment preferred). mo Ind. His remain were cared 6 feet 7 Inches, ISO pounds, minimum 8th grade for by the Turner Funeral Homein The writer wishes to make the II education (High School preferred). Homestead and have been sent following Thanksgiving wish: Steward Garage Employee with an enlisted man as attendant Happy Thanksgiving, The deceased enlisted in No its nor buts. October. 1941. and had served Everything perfect FOB MEN and WOMEN welL Though little more than From soup to nuts. ----- I Ticket Agent, Baggage CWlt Bookkeepers, Calculators ADJUSTED! Stenographers, Typists Clerks, Janitor ond Qeaneri. i mr fe Years of enjoyable good health may be lost through failure to It has always been our policy fa give preference tn employment . It you would permanently learn of the bodily benefit obtainable to men and women Swing along our routes. Cl i beautify your Home without through Chiropractic.With If you are Interested, mail postcard or Utter, giving so very many others offering "name address, age, sex and Indicate position you ere extravagance-have 'a talk evidence of what Chiropractic has ,best suited for to PERSONNEL DIRECTOR. FLORIDA with ua about painting, plant done for them, should you hesitate 'MOTOR LINES JACKSONVILLE, FLA',An application i and remodeling. tlsk precious' time and ,f HenJ! Will 6e mailed to you, and If you are." acceptable off health? Stop by, today: -i.., anfTrmiitIca 3s open arrangements Will W made for a personal! Interview' end further tcwidtrttion. Dr. R. J. ElliottcmaoPUC'Toa BROOKER LUMBER CO. INC. BOras .:!. U lit ate < ' , venlnn by App. toM"tMeCnry LURID M0T0R NfS ....1Ier. Hardware Bash Deer. TeeasHOMESTEAD AreaAo e' PHONE n FLORIDA Fkorn Ml-W HOMEST AD.. IXOUDA 1