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A A 7 PAGE SIX THE STAUNTON NEWS-LEADER, SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 10, 1945 'to1-. HAMILTON PROMOTED Two Sons Overseas i Previews arid Reviews At Staunton's Theaters JANUARY LICENSE TO' WED TOTALED Marriage licenses issued in Staui. ton in January totaled 38. Ten y. the licenses were issued in the Corporation Court clerks office ana 28 were issued by Circuit Court.

Last year the county court Issued 360 licenses. silk, Hollywood's newest laugh' LISTEN To Rev. Sam Morris, the Voice of Temperance, every, week day, 7:15 a. m. WHAS, 840 on your dial, Louisville, Ky.

STAUNTON WEATHER G. A. CASH -Cooperative Observer V. 8. D.

B. From 8 a. m. Feb. 8 to 8 m.

Feb. 9: Maximum temperature 45. Minimum temperature 26. Precipitation 0. Prevailing, wind direction from northwest Soak such things as, greasy overalls in a good soap solution and make it easier for your washing machine to do its job.

JORDAN REFRIGERATOR SERVICE Phone 443 V- A u- I CLARENCE RAY Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Hutchens, Staunton route three, have received a THESE ALSO SERVE THE (Tmm Mad tttw VAENER PROMOTED Eknendorf Field, Alaska Russell B.

Varner, 25, son of Ar. and Mrs. Edward Varner of Hightown, has been promoted to the grade of cor poral, according to a recent an nouncement by Colonel George Polk Jr, commanding officer of the deoot where Corporal Varner is assigned. In the Alaskan theatre with the Eleventh Air Force since April of 1943, Corporal Varner is a radar mechanic. Before coming to Elmendorf Field he was assigned in the Aleutian Islands.

Induoted May 2, 1942, he had his basic army train ing at Kessler Field, later at tending radio school at Scott Field, 111. After leaving the Blue Grass HlKh School in 1936, Corporal Var tier was a mail carrier and also a Xanner. HEARS FROM HUSBAND Mrs. Fred Ragland, of this city, recently received a letter from her husband, Pvt. Fred Ragland, saying he had; arrived safely somewhere overseas.

Pvt. Ragland left to serve in the Marines June 16, 1944. He was sent to Parris Island for his boot training and then later was transferred to Camp Le Juene. He left for over sea duty December. He likes overseas very well but says It's nothing like the good old U.

8. A. RAr A. CRAIG Lena Craig of Mt. Sidney received ft letter from her son, T-S Ray A.

Craig, after not hearing from him tor over a month. He stated he was well and would like to hear from his friends. He said hello to all his good friends. Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On Creomulsion relieves promptly because it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel eerm laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. Tell your druggist to sell yoti a bottle of Creomulsion with the understanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back.

CREOMULSION for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis letter from their youngest son, Pfc. Clarence H. Hutchens. saying he has seen quite a few enemy planes fall. He is with the 77th Division In the Philippines.

They also received another letter (Kav) Hmcnens. savine ne nas recp is with the United States Air Forces in India. spree hit today the screen at the Dixie theater through United Artists release. The new film Is "3 Is A Family It is an adaptation of John Golden's long-running stagep lya hich created a tre mendous hit in New York for sev veral seasons. Sol Lesser, who made "Stage Door Canteen" the most talked-about-picture of 1943, pro duced the film, with Edward Lud-wig directing.

Blonde, blue-eyed Marjorle Reynolds, plays to perfection a leading romantic role as the daughter who comes home to Grandpa with her twin baby daughters for the dura tion, and thus causes a whirlwind of tumultuous action to take place. Handsome Fred Brady, borrowed from Merto-Goldwyn-Mayer, plays the role of Daddy, opposite Miss Reynolds. "3 Is A Family offers a steady succession of laughs. It is recom mended for every member of the family including the maid, if you're lucky enuogh to have one. "Firebrands of Arizona" At the Strand IFor the first time since he began making pictures more than 10 years ago, Simley Burnette, over-weight comedian who has the top role in Republic's "Firebrands of Arizona," does not sing a song in the film.

The rotund funnyman has a straight comedy role, sans music, in the riotous Western now showing at the Strand theater. For many months now, Burnette has wanted to play such a role as he has in the zany action film, "Firebrands of Arizona," in which he is a cowboy hypochondriac, who confused with a killer named Beefsteak Discoe, who looks exaoUy like him. Added attractions are a new Bugs Bunny cartoon and another thrilling chapter of "The Raiders of Ghost City." DR. S. O.

RUDAY Chiropodist Foot Specialist 10:00 to 1:00 3:00 to 6:00 By Appointment Phone 851 609 National Bank Bid Charlottesville, Va. Early, Show At 11 AM "Bring The Entire Family Continuous 10 A. M. to 11 P. M.

TODAY The Best Western In Towa Smiley BURNETTE and Sunset CARSON "FIRE BRANDS OF ARIZONA" PLUS SERIAL and CARTOON MONDAY and TUESDAY TWO AUGUSTANS AT M'GUIRE HOSPITAL Two county men were among the 20 Virginians recently returned froiri European battlefields who were received at McGuire General Hospital at Richmond Thursday in the first shipment from other array general hospitals. They are Pfc. John S. Brownlee, 31 son of James Brownlee, route two, Waynesboro, and Pfc. Fred erick P.

Collins, 23, son of Mrs, Lena Collins, Waynesboro. Also arriving, at that time was Pvt. Paul R. Christ, 24, son of Mrs, Ella Christ, 434 West Fourth Street, Harrisonburg. in i We Can Repair Your BECAUSE We have Parts and Tube in stock.

SOUTHERN ELECTRIC COMPANY Across From Court Hons Quick Service JtfFRETS WILLIAMS I W-iTj 1 MMCT IMMMO I 1 SATES MARTIW DANCE ROUND AND SQUARE at "Hopalong Cassldy Enters" At the Vlsulite The same state, Montana, which gave Gary Cooper to Hollywood, has also contributed another celebrat ed son, Jimmy Ellison, to the screen. Jimmy, featured with star Willliam Boyd in the Hopalong Cassidy picttures, is currently appearing at the Vlsulite theater In "Hopalong Cassidy Enters," the Goodwill Picture adaptation of the famous Clarence E. Mulford story. Like Cooper, Ellison began his career on the stage in amateur the articals. He gained his first recogi- nition from his stage work at the Pasadena Community Playhouse, then went to Hollywood and entered picttures through the extra ranks.

"Three is a Family" At the Dixie With a sure-fire lineup of comedy players and a production that is as FOUND 1 IE COURTRECORD Police Court i Nine people were penalized for having unlicensed dogs. The de fendants and the amount of their fines and costs were: W. W. Coy-ner, 932 Anderson Street, $5: M. Carlisle, 642 West Frederick Street, Harry Smith, 936 Anderson Street, Mrs.

J. W. Helmlck, 319 Kalorama Street, Harry Y. Harris, 115 Point Street, C. Crawford, 212 North Augusta Street, M.

M. McCall, city. Major Bolen, 525 North New Street, Negro, and Lizzie White, 730 Callahans Alley, Negro, $5. Theodore Miser, city, charged with disorderly conduct, had the charge withdrawn and paid $2 costs. 0 WITH FLORIDA PAPER Roderick Kinney Sparrow, son of Mrs.

L. Sparrow of this city, who been with the ODT in Wilmington, N. has accepted the position as managing editor of the Orlando, Sentinel, and, wltn family, has taken up his new duties. He was educated In Jour nalism at the University of North Carolina. 0 A glass dish should be handled with a dry cloth when hot as a wet cloth will cool the dish sud denly and may cause breakage.

Shows: 1:15, 3:15, 1 A LAST DAY 11 CI 20 f07VOJ K5W. EVERETT HORTON SUNDAY MONDAY TUES. Sunday Shows 1:30, 3:30, 8:45 MARIA MONTtZ SUSANNA FOSTER JACK OAKIE TURHAN BIT Cont. Shows 1 to 11 PM DEAD MAN'S EYES Plus Roy ROGERS in "KING OF THE COWBOYS" SUNDAY Plus "SHERIFF OF SUNDOWN" Lff MM IT LOOK feW AT TUE MD LM W'ZL Wa S)WIW6 tt I Jill IOVJ 1 i sa. rRH ns 'HIIUCX PONT KNOW 7r BUT ITS ALEXANcIr?) QUIET ALXANDER (upsj-y LI liUT jMJ mm IS A 1 1 1 MECHAMO is OF Cont Shows Beginning at 11 AM TODAY rev1 WILLIAM BOYD wm IIMMV IllltON HIU tIMI if Serial Comedy News 4 Days MONDAY JU8I BLYTH MO CCCX Ul CASRILLO ANDT KM ETEITI ANKERS ROSEMARY DeCASP nOXAS GCKEZ RICRAR9 LANE and IJIH .1 Jill I f.

I THI MODIIN THIATM 'fi-j' FA 1 4 Cpl. Forest Hamilton, son of Mr, and Mrs. H. R. Hamilton, has written his parents that he has been promoted from corporal to sergeant.

Sgt. Hamilton Is stationed at Cherry Point, N. witSTEhe Marine Air Corps. CHITTUM RECOVERING Private Everette S. Chittum has written his wife that the wound he received Jan.

16 in Belgium was in the arm, but not serious. He is in an army hospital in England, private nittum entered tne army May 29, 1944, and has been over seas since November. Anyone wish' lng to write him may obtain his address from his wife, Mrs. E. S.

Chittum, Stuarts Draft. NEIL IN PHILIPPINES MJss Mattie Neil of Doe Hill re ceived a letter from her brother, Pfc. Homer Neil, somewhere in the Philippines, stating he was well, and to tell all his friends "hello" for him. He sent a Japanese dollar which he had taken off of a Jap he killed recently in an invasion. Pfc.

Neil has been in the service nearly three years and crossed the equator in June, 1944. He saw action in New Ouniea and New Britan, before going to the Philippines. HITE IN KENTUCKY Mrs. Hansford Hlte of Vesuvius has received word from her husband, Private Hansford Hite, that he has been transferred from Fort Meade, to Fort Knox, Ky. Private Hite was Inducted into the army Jan.

22, and is now receiving training to be a radioman in a tank division. WITH HOSPITAL UNIT Sergeant Frank B. Hamilton is now stationed In New Guinea with a hospital unit. Sergeant Hamilton entered the service in November, 1942, and has been overseas since the summer of 1943. His wife, the former Miss Iris Crawford, lives at Cornwall, Va.

HAMILTON IN FRANCE Private Lawrence Hamilton of Vesuvius Is now serving with the army In Frimr. Private Wa.mHt.Mi entered the service May 13, 1944, and was sent overseas in October. FURLOUGH ENDS Pvt. Nelson Loan of Vlctorville, has returned after spending 23-day furlough with his wife and small son of Millboro, also with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Loan. Pvt. Loan has been in service 30 months. Pvt. David H.

Loan, brother of Pvt. Loan, is in a hospital in Eng land. He has a fefoken leg anoTanT injured right hand. His mother received his "Purple Heart" last week. STOUT IN EAST INDIE8 Mrs.

E. J. Stout of Fort Defiance has been hearing from her son, T-Sgt. Edwin T. (Jack) Stout, who is in Netherlands East Indies.

He is in good health but homesick to see some snow. He says "hello" to his friends. RIDDLE MISSING Mrs. C. M.

Riddle of Newport News has received a message from the War Department saying that her husband, Private Carl (Mike) Riddle, was missing in action in Belgium on Jan. 14. Private Riddle is a son of Mrs. Minnie B. Riddle of Staunton, route three, and had only been overseas about three weeks.

ot DOWNEY IN FRANCE Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Downey of Augusta Springs have received a letter from their son, Pfc. William K. Downey, saying he has been transferred from Germany back to France.

He is getting along fine and says to tell all his friends hello," and to write. His may be obtained from nis parents. CAMPFIELD, WHITMORE REPORTED IMPROVING William S. Campfleld, secretary of the Virginia State Horticultural Society, is recuperating at King' Daughters' Hospital from an attack of pneumonia. His physician said that it was a typical type of the disease and that the patient is very much better.

Dr. W. S. Whitmore, who is H'Sl suffering from pneumonia at the sam" -was reported to be "getting along fairly welL" BREAK VP THAT COLD Get a Bottle of Chappies Cold Capsules at your drug store today. Guaranteed or Money Refunded.

NOTARY PUBLIC WITH SEAL News-Leader, Central Are. Mrs. George Powell II tJfV Ann llnnrni Ht wax AHtAP 1 has his ROLLERLAND TONIGHT From 8:30 to 12:00 Music By The VALLEY PLAY BOYS Skating Tuesdays and Fridays with MAI JO IEYN01DS CHARLIE IUGGIEJ" FAY BAINTEI HEIEN BRODf HCK AITHUR IAKE HATTIE McDANIEl JEFF DON Ell JOHN PHIUIBEI CHEKYl WAlKEt WIUIAM TERRYf story of our time! from their son Cpl. Raymond R. vprt snms nf liis r.hrstma.

hnves Varner In Army Private EM ward B. Varner, sta tioned at New Cumberland, Pa, says he likes army life fine. He was Inducted Jan. 8, going first to Fort George Meade, Md. His wife, Mr.

Edward B. Varner, resides on Churchville Read. Returns to New York Douglas H. Vaughn, CK 3c, USNR, son of Mr.and Mrs. William Vaughn, Swoope, route one, color ed, returned to New York after a thirty-day leave spent with his parents and friends.

He has been overseas about eleven months. SERGEANT GILBERT KILLED Mrs. Edythe Alphln Gilbert of Lexington has been notified by the War Department that her husband, Technical Sergeant C. H. (George) Gilbert was lulled in action Jan.

7 on Luzon. Mrs. Gilbert attended Mary Baldwin College and lias relatives here. Before entering service, Sergeant Gilbert was branch man ager of the Whiting Oil Company in Lexington. FRANK IS COMMISSIONED William (Billy) B.

Frank, for merly of Weyers Cave, received his wings and commission as second Lieutenant Feb. 2 at Waco, where he had been attending school. Lieutenant Frank and mother, Mrs. W. F.

Frank, of Washington, are spendinga few days with Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Tutwiler of Verona.

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