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Some day, some happy day, All forms of strife shall cease, And may it be not far away- The time when all is peace; On euery sea, on euery shore. The sound of war shall be no more. Some time, some happy time, And may that time be near- I njustice, cruelty and crime From earth shall disappear; For Christ shall come to be our King, And every tongue with joy shall stng. That time, that happy time, Which this whole world shall bless, Will bring to uiew a sight sublime- The reign of righteousness; For Christ alone shall be our King, And every tongue His praise shall sing. His laue, His wondrous laue, Shall soften euery heart, As it comes down from heauen aboue, While sin shall then depart, And euery tongue with joy shall sing, When Christ has come to be our King. -Afary Starck. Northern Europe, and at the las rite J

A HEBREW MOTHER THE TEN COMMANDMENTS A long, long time ago a lot of PUT INTO SHORT RHYME God's people were living in the land of Egypt. They increased 1. Thou shalt have no God but so much that the wicked old king Me. was afraid they would get stronger 2. Before no idol bow thy knee. than his own people. So he made 3. Take not the name of God in a very, very bad law. King vaIn, Pharaoh made a law that all the Hebrew boy babies should be 4. Nor dare the Sabbath to killed. Wasn't that terrible? Just profane. think of a wicked old man want- S. Give both thy parents honor ing to kill sweet little babies. due, But there was a good and won- 6. Take heed that thou no derful mother among the Hebrews murder do. that had faith that God would 7. Abstain from words and deeds save her little boy from death. unclean; She hid her little babe in her home 8. Nor steal, though thou art told his older sister Miriam to hide poor and mean, and see what happened to him. 9. Nor make a wilful lie, nor When Miriam saw that Pharaoh's love it. daughter was going to keep Moses, 10. What is thy neigh bar's, dare she ran and ask her if she should bring a nurse for Moses from the not covet. He b r e w women. Pharaoh's daughter said "go". Who do you suppose she brought? Why Moses' "Speak the truth. and speak it ever, own mother, of course. Then Cost it what it will: Moses was kept in his own home He who hides the wrong he did until he was weaned. I can Does the wrong thing still." imagine this mother prayed many prayers for Moses, and even though he lived for a time in the home of God be with me every day, Pharaoh's daughter, Moses later for a while, but when she was When I work and when I play; became a great man of God. sure he would not be safe any When I read and when I talk; longer Moses' mother made a little All of us are glad for our When I ride and when I walk; basket and daubed it with slime Mothers. We are very, very glad When I laugh. and when I cry, and with pitch. if our Mother is a christian, and God be ever, ever nigh. Moses' mother then put him in can pray for us. The Bible tells the basket, or ark as they called it, us to honor and obey our mothers. and put it near the river's edge. In the month of Maya day is set Jesus take this heart of mine aside that we call "Mother's Day." Pharaoh's daughter, and her Make it pure and only thine; Can you do something special for maid servants came to this place to I thy little child would be your mother this year to show her wash. People used to have to Help me Lord to live for Thee. wash their clothes in the river, and your love and appreciation? this may have been what she was -Viola Modrick. doing. Presently she noticed this little basket. "Bring it to me," she said to her maid. When she Do you know how many children What can I give him, opened it, Moses began to cry. Go to little beds at night, Poor as I am? The Bible says he was a goodly Sleeping there so warm and cozy If I were a shepherd I would bring a lamb; child, and the daughter of Pharaoh Till they wake with morning If I were a wise man had compassion on him, and felt light? sorry for him. I would do my part. Moses' mother was a wise God in heaven each name can tell, Yet what can I give him, mother. She didn't leave him out Knows them all, and loves them Give Him my heart, there in the river all alone. She well. Selected by Viola M odrick. )UR SUNDAY SCHOOLS comfort from God's word. Sing a few weeks ago, sentenced to But I wonder if we Sunday be executed, he looked around and The first Sunday School at- School teachers and Gospel work- said, 'Plenty of kids here.' Yes, tempt was made by one of the ers are really awake in the smallest there were nine others waiting to Wesley's a few hundred years ago measure to our opportunities? A die with him in an electric chair. in England. But the credit of number of years ago a certain And several thousand others who starting the Sunday School is given minister had occasion to visit a were incarcerated behind those to a man by the name of Raikes. New England Church. Here is prison walls." At first many people were doubtful what he writes about it: "I at- In an editorial from a nearby about the Sunday School. and even tended the primary department local paper, we have the following, in our own United States, in both Sabbaths, and there were written by a man who is proba- mountainous countries, people present two hundred and forty- bly NOT a christian: thought it wrong to study on three each time (just in the pri- "It is alarming when we learn Sunday. mary department). The teacher of the number of children that are But today, praise the Lord, kept the pupils in her department being abandoned in the city of there are thousands and thousands .until they were ten years old. She Chicago alone. They show up at of Sunday Schools in our United told me she called on every family the police station daily in ever in- States. Perhaps there is hardly a represented in her department. She creasing numbers and the orphan- person that reads this, except you had them come to her house that ages can hardly care for them. might be a shut in, but what goes she might lead them to Christ. "It is hard to understand why to Sunday School. She never EXPECTED a child to mothers will shirk all parental I wonder if you ever stop to leave her class unsaved." responsibility and many times think of how important our Sun- So many came into the church day Schools really are. A few abandon their children in some as a result of this teacher's work beer joint." weeks ago there was a National that they were compelled to build a Convention held in Chicago, and new building. Even then the As we meditate on these above this statement was made: "The aisles, stairway and pulpit was startling statements, I wonder future of our Nation lies in the packed. Someone asked the pastor what we are going to do about our hands of our youth." This is a the secret of the remarkable growth youth? Or are we going to do familiar saying among us alL but of his church. He promptly re- ANYTHING about it. "A little how well could it have been said plied, "The greatest human secret girl was carrying a tiny boy up that the future of our youth lies is Miss Ann Harlow, the teacher the hill. A passer-by said, 'Is that In the hands of our Sunday of my primary class. One single boy not awfully heavy for you to School. week seven men came to rent pews carry?' The reply, 'No sir, he is There are two big problems in our church, and not an officer my brother.' " that have arisen as a result of the knew one of them. We ask them May we realize that we ARE war. The Sunday School should why they came, and they replied, our brother's keeper, and do our have the answer, and the BEST 'Our children got into Miss Har- very best to save our Youth from answer, NOW. The first problem low's Sabbath school class.' " destruction. is JUVENILE DELINQUENCY, "Let no one think," the pastor and the second is, RETURNING continued, "Miss Harlow was SERVICE MEN. Thousands and either a rich, idle woman, or a thousands of mothers are now em- genius. She was neither. She Be not false, unkind. or cruel: ployed in war jobs, and thousands earned her living by teaching in Banish evil words and strife: and thousand and thousands of public schools five days a week, Keep thy heart a temple holy: their children roam the streets at and did her work outside of school Love the lovely, aid the lowly: will. What organization in our hours." Thus shall each day be a jewel whole United States is better fit- "There are in the United States Strung upon thy th~ead of life. ted in every way to gather these children in and teach them the 53,197,850 children and youth Selected by Viola M odrick. right way than our Sunday under twenty-five years of age. Schools. Approximately 100,- Of this number 36,878,950 re- ceive no religious instruction from 000 men are being returned every Boys flying kites haul in their month to civilian life by our any agency, either Catholic, Jewish white winged birds; armed forces. Many will have or Protestant." Only one person You can't do that when you're trouble getting back to normal out of every 5, 000 becomes a flying words. ways of living. They've suffered Christian after the age of 18. Only "Careful with fire" is good aduice. in body and mind more than we one out of 25,000 becomes a we know; can even imagine, and have seen Christian after the age of 25. "Careful with words" is ten times sights which will terrify their souls Seventy-five percent of the crime doubly so. for days to come. What will bet- is being committed by young peo- Thoughts unexpressed may fall ter lift their spirits than a smiling, ple under 21 years of age. back dead; friendly Sunday School teacher. "When James Sullivan, seven- But God Himself can't kill them bringing them words of cheer and teen years of age, arrived in Sing when they're said. Somewhere in Germany OUR BOYS IN SERVICE Dear Mom: I have written one V -mail letter tonight, but we just had a real nice hymn singing and I thought I Dear Sister Parham: would write and tell you. The After receiving that grand letter Chaplain had all the fellows here from you and that wonderful in the hospital to join in the sing- Faith Paper this afternoon, I hard- ing and it sure was nice too. We ]y know how to express my thanks had all the old hymns such as, to you for it. "The Old Rugged Cross," and It has kept me with plenty to "What A Friend We Have In read and is something that is a Jesus," and lots more. We sure great interest to me and all that did enjoy singing very much. wants to live and believe in the I can look back to a few nights work of God. Today is as usual, (blue Mon- ago when I went across the Roer day), but yesterday I attended a River to get one of the officers that had been shot. it was three o'clock real good sermon that was brought Dear Mrs. Parham: to us by an Army Chaplain. .I received your nice wonderful in the morning and I had been in The days here seem to be short letter a few days ago. I thank you the snow all night. I sure learned and the nights awful long, but I a lot for it. It is the nicest letter a quick prayer that night. I was thank God each night and day for I have ever received. It really scared in a way, but I knew one delivering us and keeping us safe makes a guy feel good to know thing and that was to trust in the from all harm. the people back home still thinks Lord and I did it, too. When a I know that He was with me, of them. Almost all the boys in fellow is up on the front he really for if He hadn't been I would have my outfit has read your letter and does pray. never came through all the danger they liked it too. I don't claim to be a Christian. I have been in. I hardly know how to start to but as you know I used to attend May God bless us all and lead thank you. I didn't even know Sunday School. It only seems us on that straight and righteous that people in Kansas knew me, yesterday. Mom. I guess it seem~ path, that we may enter the King- but I'm very, very happy to know funny, me writing this way. but dom of Heaven when the Roll is they do. I really enjoy getting singing those hymns tonight made called. nice letters like the one I got from me feel like letting you know just The Chaplain also gave me a you. I'm going to keep it forever. how I feel. I know you and Dad little book to read yesterday, after I must say you are doing a nice pray for me and I pray for every- the service. I have been wanting work and I hope all of the boys one at home. even though I never to send in an offering, but so far it like the things you send as well have said anything about it, I have seems to be impossible. Mother as I. prayed lots of times. writes me often and never forgets I don't think I told you. but I to tell me about the church services got the nice metal covered Bible that they have back home. She you sent to me. and I've read a few also sends me lots of church papers. Dear friend in Christ: verses from it. I carry it with me I wish I could say more, but all all the time. Thanks a lot for it. I have a Paper from the Apos- I can say is thank God that I am Mom, I said in that V-Mail tolic Faith given me by a friend of in good health and hope that you letter that I couldn't think of any- mine here in this Company. His and all the ones at home will be thing to write about, but just look name is Joe Partin. So I find your blessed by the grace of God, and at what I've written already. I Paper is of sound words and good keep up the good work you are surprise myself by writing this doctrine. Please send it to my doing. letter. A believer in God, wife in Tennessee. Tell Dad that this letter is for Oliver C. Pierce. I would send you an offering myself, but I have not been paid him also and that I'll try to write in three and one-half months, but him one in a day or so. but when I write it is meant for all. Heaven is not reached by a single my wife will send you an offering bound, when she receives the Paper. We Well, Mom, I'll close for now. We bu,ild the ladder by which we desire the prayers of all chistians. Love to all, rIse, I am a Baptist, but I love all of From the lowly each to the vaulted God's people. (Gene.) skies. Pvt. Clyde E. Stapleton. And we mount to the summit Your friend, round by round. Alec L. Bigham. I am sure the work you are do- ing is blessed by God. I have read Dear Sister Parham: We are so happy to report that quite a bit of your literature and I was surely very pleased to re- Lt. Dayton L. Drachenberg, son of it is very encouraging to me. ceive your letter and also my copy Mr. and Mrs. Jul. Drachenberg of I can feel God's hand in my of the Apostolic Faith paper. I Beasley, Texas, has been rescued life. He is the only one who can like the paper very much and like from imprisonment in a Japanese help us in time of trouble. to read about the experiences of prison in the Philippines. He was Last night as I lay on my bunk others. liberated on Feb. 4. 1945. after praying to God. He seemed so real I hope the circulation on your almost three years of prison life. and so dear to my heart. paper increases as I believe it may Lt. Drachenberg took part in I just praise His sweet name for mean the way of some souls mak- the defense of Bataan and. after it protecting me from harm and dan- ing their peace with God. I am fell. he escaped to Corregidor. He ger. He has been so sweet in my so happy that I found God at an was wounded at Corregidor and soul. Praise His name. early stage in life and since that spent much of his early imprison- I must go now and write time have gone on my way rejoic- ment on a stretcher. He was then Mother. Pray much for me and ing. I am ready to go at anytime imprisoned in Bilibed Prison near may God richly bless you and your He calls, but until that time I hope Manila. It was here where he saw work. to labor faithfully for Him. Surely hundreds die all around him from Yours in Christ, Geld is a never ending source of beri beri, palegara, malaria. and strength and guidance for every dysentery: but he was fortunate J. D. Griggs. circumstance. in that he escaped these dreaded I do pray that God will help diseases. He learned here what real you with your work for Him. I starvation was, - where people Dear Mrs. Parham: am certain that He will supply all weighed less than half what they Just a few lines to answer your the necessary needs to any and all originally weighed, and where the kind letter. I am in the hospital Christians that obey His voice. only thought was food. food. now. I have sinus trouble and I I do praise His Name today for food. am not feeling so good, but think His saving Grace. If this letter After his return home, he re- I will be O.K. soon. should be published and anyone reads it that doesn't know Christ ports that he feels like he is walk- I received one copy of the Apos- 'ng in heaven and the people he Jesus as their Savior, I beg you to tolic Faith. r enjoy reading it learn of Him now. Tomorrow meets are angels. He said that he very much. I want to thank you always felt that the prayers of may be too late. Let us all be very much for being so kind. Pray ready and get aboard that good many of his friends were back of for me. him. and that he often felt actual ship. Zion. Sincerely, In His Service, communion with the people back Mathew L. Stanley. Cpl. B. O. Barup. home who remembered him in their prayers. But, after years of longing. waiting. and hoping he reports IF that life means so much to him. He is having one great joyous re- By John A. Clark union with all of his friends and If I were a "Mom" or a man called "Dad," is so happy to know that friends Tf I could say "Son" to a service lad, were so concerned about him and If that were "my sailor" far out from the land, were so happy to see him. He If "my soldier" fought on a desert sand, relates that many times he was If that were "my boy" and I should feel close to death and, on his part. That tomorrow he'd face the bullets and steel, wished to die to get out of his I'd walk, T'd run, I'd crawl to get where misery: bu t the folks back home Some folks who knew Jesus would join me in prayer. gave him courage and the will to live. If I had a son who was likely to go, If his letter said, "Soon, but none of us know," Greetings in Jesus' Name: If this were "my lad," though he'd always be I received your letter and it was In the camps or the ports of this country, very encouraging to my soul. I am If he had been spared from sickness and sin, so glad we boys have mothers and If he had been guided through thickness and thin, fathers and friends all over this I'd walk, I'd run, I'd crawl, if need be, world that is interested in our To the House of my God, who had spared him to me. soul's. and remembers us in prayer. I feel the prayers of our friends llld loved ones are helping. THE APOSTOLIC FAITH

A BIBLE SCHOOL FOR amount will come in soon. This HEAL ME, 0 LORD! will be a faith school where men, THE APOSTOLIC FAITH (CO TINUED FROM PAGE 7) women, boys and girls will be 9: 40-42) we read these words in taught and instructed in the w.ays A general meeting was held with the 42nd verse, "And it was of God without money and with- known throughout all Joppa; and a goodly number of ministers ~nd out price.' Your gift will be. br~ad churches represented at the Fnsco many believed in the Lord." . cast upon the waters-bnngmg Again let us read our text m Mission in Webb City. Mo .. on forth fruit in the years to come. February 28. The purchasing. of Jer. 17:14. and let us notice the The Chairman is Reverend Ben last phrase, "Heal me, 0 Lord. a building for a permanent Bible Barker. Box 135, Laverne, Okla. School was thoroughly discussed and I shall be healed; save me and Please send all donations for the and a committee of five men were I shall be saved: For thou art my Bible School to him. elected to investigate and purchase Praise." When we, as people of Minutes of the last meeting. God. are healed by His power. we a building suitable for a Bible A meeting of the Apostolic School. Ben Barker. Otis Wade. too. glorify God. Faith Movement was called at Tica Tabor. Alfred Whitely and Is it not true that the Apostles Baxter Springs. Kansas, April 3. Jack Barker were the Committee trusted and believed God for heal- to elect a Board of Trustees for ing? Is it not true that in the latter elected. the Bible School. A building at Bentonville. A~k. rain, the Holy Ghost was pou~ed The meeting was called to order was considered and thorough m- out in a Bible School and Healing by brother Ben Barker. After a vestigation and inspection was Home? If this be true, and it be song and prayer. the business ses- made. It was found undesirable. an indisputable fact, that Jesus sion began. A motion was made The Tri-State district being cen- went about doing good and heal- and carried that the Board of ing the sick: may we, as the AI?os- trally located wit~ ~ts m~ny fac~li- Trustees should consist of three ties and opportullities with a W.1de tolic Believers, trust and believe members and should be put in of- field for Evangelism and practical God for the healing of our bodies. fice with the rotating system. One work for students. it was chosen Let us see the importance of Trustee to go out each year. A as a location for the Bible School. Christ's broken body as well as His motion was made and carried that A building was bought March shed blood. May we as ministers the board of Trustees should look 15. 1945. in Baxter Springs. Kal7'- and elders fulfill our duty to after the property, and also the sas. located two blocks from Mam Christ, and to the church. preach preparations for the coming Bible Divine Healing, pray for the sick Street. well constructed. roomy School. and suitable for a Bible School. and trust God for more faith for Blind Ballots were handed in by It is a large residence. very lovely this work. each Minister and delegate from and attractive, of wood construc- Heal me. 0 Lord. and I shall be each Church for the election of the tion, two stories. large attic. b~se- healed! May God be praised! Trustees. Roll call of the Minis- ment, with new up-to-date heatmg ters and delegates was made. system. large porches. extra large room for chapel or class room, The building of a home for r-'itf/, eI?OVlllg some space for housing stu?et; ts. Pauline and Lulu Parham on the with available ground for bUlldmg lot connected with the Bible purposes, making it adequate for a School was discussed. It was de- Me WI e'//? bra 11ce Bible School. cided that this subject should be of our left to the Board of Trustees and $8.000.00 will purchase the Beloved husband and father building and also build an annex the Parhams. that will give ample housing space. The Trustees elected were: The committee has p.ut up $500.00 Alfred Whitely one year in Escrow in the Baxter National Otis Wade two years who passed from this life Bank until the party of the first Ben Barker three years May 19, 1944 part furnishes merchantable. ti~le. The time of the Bible School is within sixty days. The buildln.g * to be decided by the Trustees and In God's design of life for us will be deeded to the Apostolic shall be announced later upon de- That He Himself has planned, Faith Movement. to be held in cision. There are so many hidden things trust by the Board of Trustees. A motion was made and carried We do not understand; This is a forward step and all to adjourn with prayer. But He would have us know His the Churches and Ministers and plan laity of the Apostolic Faith Move- ment heartily endorse this move Is such a wondrous one. Week-day Church School has That when we do not understand, and we are urging everyone to do definitely reduced delinquency To say; "Thy will be done!" their very best and give as Go.d among youths in Kansas City, ac- lays it upon your heart for this cording to testimony of Judge Mrs. Pauline Parham work of faith. It is a cash deal Clark E. Tucker of the juvenile Roberta and Charles Parham and all are praying that the entire and probate court. ~n mtmoriam

Charles F. and Sarah E. Parham Co-founders of APOSTOLIC FAITH MOVEMENT Sister Lillian Thistlethwaite Faithful Co-worker and Minister

First outpouring of BAPTISM of HOLY SPIRIT m latter times at Bethel Bible College in 1900 Topeka, Kansas.

There is a radiant light of Hope

That time can neuer dim-

The liuing, glowing symbol Of our faith and trust in Him- The Giuer of all happiness- The Healer of despair-

\Ve take heart, because our loued ones,

Robert L. Parham Claude W. Parham Minister Minister Late Editor of Apostolic Faith U. S. Army. Surviving besides her children ar- husband are two sisters, Mrs. Katie Brown anet Ml Official Organ of the Original Apostolic, Pentecostal. Full Gospel Movements of the World. C. H. Spire both of Gainsville, Texas and a number of grandchildren. She was converted and joined the Baptist Church when very young. A few years ago she received and accepted the light of the Baptism of the Holy Spirit. PAULINE E. PARHAM, Editor She left a wonderful testimony at her death. LULA A. PARHAM, Associate Editor Funeral services were held at the Fogle West Chapel Baxter Springs, Kansas, Box 300 in Houston with Reverend Bill Handley in chargl::.

Address all matter for publication and send all money for Miss Helen Locke of Hempstead, Texas, passed the paper to the Editor. Please state when sending offering for personal use. away at her home in Hempstead on March 27. She The paper is supported by free-will offerings. Give unto the has been in ill health the past two years. She Lord as the Lord has prospered you. was born at Buckhorn, Texas, but had resided at The paper will be sent free to all who desire it and who are Hempstead for the' past twenty years. She was an unable to send an offering. (Read Isaiah 55: I). Sometimes articles can't be printed at once but are saved for earnest, faithful Christian and lived a devout life future use. and was faithful in the services at the Hempstead The Editor will not be responsible for the personal doctrine Mission. or action of Ministers whose articles or names may appear in She is survived by her mother, Mrs. E. P. Locke; this paper. Our Motto: In Essentials, Unity; in Non-Essen- one sister, Mrs. Tom Cooke of Austin, Texas; two tials, Liberty; in All Things, Charity. Change of address, if any, should be sent to us prompt1;y, aunts and several nieces and nephews. Funeral ser- giving both old and new addresses. This is necessary as papers vices were held at the Mission in Hempstead with the are not forwarded. Please write addresses plainly. Rev. Joe B. Dewees and Rev. Russell Swanson of- ficiating. Burial was in the Buckhorn cemetery. OBITUARY Mary Eliza beth Martin was born in Indiana on March 4, 1870 and departed this liie on March Next to good health is the appreciation of it. 15, 1945, at the age of 75 years and 11 days. She It is possible for poverty to destroy generosity. came to Mj~souri as a small girl and lived most of Patience wins more victories than most virtues. her life in rhe SuuL:1west part of tbt state. She was Study the past if you, would divine the future. converted in childhood and lived a very devoted I regard that man as lost who has no sense 0: Christian life. She received the Baptism of the Holy shame.-Plautus. Spirit thirty -six years ago. The heart has eyes that have never been discovered She lp.aves to mourn her death four children; one by the brain. son, Clura Martin of Maysvill<" .. ,Arkan;a- . ,hree To find God is our only hope. daughters Opel Owens of ShelLKncb, Missov t, Meda It is possib- .u think of your fellow-man in such White and Ruth Harmon of" . bb(.:=ity, MG. Three a way as to h,ake prayer an impossibility. step sons, ten grandchildren. "x gr~at grandchildren I t is often the part of wisdom to remain quiet and one sister, Mrs. Jennie Spa. of Salida, Calif. insi.eie when the situation outside is explosive. Funeral services were held at the Frisco Mission in The fact that we are not worried over our sins Webb Cit-" Mo., with tr\e Reverend Olen Bachelor :loes not by any means prove our innocence. officiatirtg. A man may have great achievements and little pay, or conversely, he may have colossal pay and few real Mary Lou Rosenfield was born in Fet County, achievemen ts. Texas, October 19,1878, and departed this life on January 19, 1945, at the home of a daughter, Mrs. PRAYER LIST Charles Shadoan, 2420 Pine Tree Drive, Houston, We have been sending out many anointed nd Texas. blessed handkerchiefs and we will be happy to send On November 7, 1893, she was united in marriage you one if you are in need of healing. No matter to Francis Marion Dearing. To this union were what your need may be-God is able and willing to born two children, Miss Lillian Dearing of Jackson- grant your request. May we heat from yo ville, Florida and William Dearing of Houston, Texas. After the death of her husband she was Mrs. Bert Stoner Mrs. Tom King united in marriage to J. T. Dearing in August of Gladys Garham Leamon Tice 1897. Into this union were born seven children; Mrs. O. Alexander's Mrs. Bert Smith three daughters, Mrs. R. S. Setzer of Jacksonville, Son Donnie Cox Florida, Mrs. J. C. Brewer of Gilford, North Caro- Mrs. Lee Fancher and Mrs. Lela Davis lina, and Mrs. Charles Shadoan of Houston, Texas, family Pfe. Luther R. Rose four sons, Thomas Dearing and Claiborne Dearing Mrs. Albert Schwan Fred Niethamer both of Houston, Texas, Machinist's mate IIC John Dora Sherwood Mr. L. Gerbig Dearing of the Sea Bees and Pfe. Phill Dearing of the Mrs. Marguerite Stickler Mrs. John Reid