'"ive Par--o PaOUD VE OF OUR BAND Didn't the D..J. look in gr.-n- d at the forms last their unigame ball Bleak Mr. Monday? informs that sort of wet, but us n't spoil C, Band they got th- their t did- music band' did making. The Armistice day, too,-- fine job of marching MARGARET JONES, on homcmak-in- g two instructor, here years ago, a on ws-marrie- November 6 in Boston Paul L. Harmon, to D Pat had just ing about the was to bEn readcircus that come, "Faith," said he, "thre boats is He balances all the rest. THESE" Hi. VE MADE a on his t his ladder nose, 1943, eking training THE SUPREME SACRIFICE at Buckley Field, Coloradq climbs up to the top round -- 4Kingman, Arizona, and in and then pulls the ladder He was sent up after him. " The of this Louisiana, subject over seas in June, 1944. article, as were the subHe was officially reported ber 7, his father was of the other three jects articles representing war missing in action over notified Fay had been heroes from Dixie College Germany July 20. Ceptcm- - killed . student body, was a member of the Air Force. Sgt, wan ?ct ion in the country. In was killed in over Germany while of his service of Franklin son The his who Reber Fay and Fay and fellow Alice iittwer T, Reber, was born in Hurricane grew up there helping father on the farm. 1936 he was graduated from Hurricane nigh school later attended and Dixie for five junior college In February, quarters. 1939, he went on a mission for the church, being assigned to British Columbia, where he became In inarch, 1941, returned and later went president. he district to Santa Monica, Californ- ia where by the Company, Fay he was employed Douglas Aircraft entered the army in r