Bingham Bulletin | 1943-05-07 | Page 8 | May 25 Poppy Day in District

MAY 25 POPPY DAY JNDISTR1CT "The poppies have arrived". This was the word flashed to members of the American Legion auxiliary here today. Faith in America with those who have died in the nation's service will be pledged anew on Poppy Day, May 25, Mrs. Mike Brisk, American Ameri-can Legion auxiliary Poppy chairman, said today as the auxiliary auxi-liary continued preparations for its annual distribution of memorial memo-rial poppies. "The wearing of the poppy is a personal pledge that we will not 'break faith' with those who died but will carry on the achievement achieve-ment of the things for which they gave their lives," said Mrs. Brisk. Poppies will be offered to everyone ev-eryone in Bingham by the women of the auxiliary on Poppy Day. No price will be asked for the flowers ,the pennies of children being just as welcome as the