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Woman, 102, Dies a
Great-Great-Grandmother
CHARLOTTE, N.C.. IB—A 102
year-old woman who recalled
pulling her husband's plow to
scratch out a living in reconstruc
tion days died at a Charlotte
nursing home Friday.
She was Mrs. Eliza Fink Hon
eycutt. She was born in Stanly
County in 1854.
“To make a living on that farm,"
she recalled in a recent interview,
“I pulled his plow. I hoed peas
and picked peas. I hoed corn,
pulled fodder and cut tops. I
bound wheat. It was scratch then
to eat or go hungry.”
Survivors include a daughter,
two sons, 15 grandchildren, 18
great-grandchildren and 12 great
great-grandchildren.
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Father Patrick Peyton
Of Family Prayer Crusade
Returns To Alaska
Father Patrick Peyton, C.S.C.
of the Family Theater and Fam
ily Prayer Crusade will return to
Alaska this month. In Septem
ber, 1949 Father Peyton first
began his Crusade of Family
Prayer in Alaska.
Then, as now, he stresses the
theme “The Family That Prays
Together . . . Says Together.”
For Catholics he urges the daily
recitation of the Rosary, as their
daily family prayer. For non
Catholics he urges the saying of
prayers of their choice each day,
as a family unit.
World unity, conversion of Rus
sia, solution of juvenile problems,
national peace—all depend on the
spiritual strength of the family.
Since his successful tour in Al
aska in 1949, Father Peyton has
conducted family prayer rallies
throughout the world, sometimes
to groups of 110,000 people, as in
New Orleans and in India. Fur
ther, he has received the support
of Hollywootf stars to produce the
well - known Family Theater
movies and the Family Rosary
Radio Programs.
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Night Fighters
Award Trophy to
; McChord Unit
NEW ORLEANS W'—The Night
Fighter Assn. Saturday presented
the Hughes trophy to the 317th
Fighter-Interceptor Squadron, of
McChord Air Force Base, Wash
ington, for outstanding perform
ance in the past year.
The Continental Air Defense
Command, judge of the annual
competition, decided the F-86D
Sabre jet squadron was the na
tion’s best fighter-interceptor unit
on the basis of rocketry scoring,
maximum flying hours, rapid de
fense “scrambles,” and flying
safety.
Gen. Earle E. Partridge, com
mander of CONAD, said in the
citation that the 317th has long
been considered one of the top
all-weather groups in air defense.
“It has maintained a consistent
ly outstanding record since 1947
and has operated all that time in
one of the most severe flying
weather areas in this country,”
Partridge said.
Until 1952 the Night Fighter
Assn, was limited to members of
World War II night fighter
squadrons. It has since been ex
panded to include personnel serv
ing in air defense units and indi
viduals interesed in night fighter
activities. The association has 400
members.
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Alvin Mazonna Enlists
In Army At Anchorage
Alvin K. Mazonna, son of Al
fred P. Mazonna of Nome has en
listed in the U.S. Army at Anch
orage and has chosen to serve
with the Army Medical Service
branch during his tour of service.
This choice of serving in the
branch of your choice as well as
many other opportunities to ob
tain assignments of value in civ
ilian life are available to the
young men of Alaska.
For information regarding this
choice of branch as well as other
valuable opportunities to secure
your future, write M/Sgt. Francis
A. Klaiber, Room 6, Federal
Building, Anchorage.
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