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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-01
JERABEK MIHALY
SULYOS BETEG
A Kossuth K0r erdemdus choke
tiid6gyulladasban fekszik
lak&san.

Elkesve vettuk a szomoru hirt,
hogy Jerabek Mihaly a Kossuth
K0r derek eln0ke es a Youngs-
townban, valamint yideken any
nyira nepszeru es kozismert ma
gyar honfitarsunk veszelyes tud6-
gyuladasban megbetegedett es
mar ket het 6ta kinozza agyaban
ezen eletveszelyes k6r.
Amid6n sorokat irjuk, ertesu-
lesunk szerint Jerabek Antal ALA
potaban nemi javulas eszlelhet6,
de orvosi rendeletre, meg ket he
tig kell, hogy az agyat orizze.
Jerabek Mihalynak, aki oily So
kat faredoz az amerikai ma
gyarsag, de kilonosen a Youngs-
town es videke magyarsaga erde-
keben, akinek egyetlen celia az,
hogy a magyar igyeket melyen
IS gyokeresen beleplantalja ma
gyar szivekbe, s nagy erde-
meket szerzett magyarsag seer
vezese, egybeforradasa teren, =
kivanjuk, hogy a Mindenhato ad.
ia vissza minel el0bbi egeszseget
hogy nemes munkassagat, ma.
gyar scent iigyek teren tovabbra
is sikeresen folytathasa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-01

nagy becsben tartott feffiaknak
nsmcsak Amerik&ban, de az egsss
vil&gon.
Kival6 adminisxtrativ tehets@.
&c, hum3nus sxive, nyilts&ga e.
az q biztos tudat r6la hogy mem
pontikai szempontolk, hanem az
orsx&g j6lete jellemzik maid kor-
m&nysatat, okozta at, hogy a
szavas6k tomegsinek nasyrssss
mell6 &ll.
Alfrsd z. Smith q demokrata
jel6lt . nsp gyermeke, alki tslje-
sen sajat erejsb6l ilinden egyste-
mi tanults&g nslkul kiixd3tte fel
magAt az Egyesiilt Allamok leg
els6 allam&nak New Yorlrnak kor.
manyx6j&v&.
Smith rendldviil nepszeru, xii
l6n6ssn a bevandoroltak e. axolx
sl6tt, akik q jelenlegi prohibici6s
tSty@nyekben viitosfst 6hajta-
max r,s 4.
Ugy Hoover mint Smith So
gsny sorsbd kiisdottsk fel magu-
KAT. Smith 2 pohtil<ai tsren, Hoo
ver mint mern0k e adminisztra-
tor. Smith kora ifjusagAtd kezd-
ve minedig 2 polittl<ahens volt.
Hoover a4aaA ~ aefn 1aeve4-
Nk-ln EeEsaks "A ptaas sas1S'
nak, Harding emcnegs alats so-
ha nem volt ponsaAaDan.
Kemeny, haxugs&gokkal tell
kampany utan kedaen lesz q don
tSs..
A politikai megfigyel6k sserint
Hoover fog nyerni. .--4... :,
Is HooverbG j6 eln6k less.
ssss
~. mAnonlns mesSeDen eee'
sen Dl1tos' nosy hoover AapH 2
sooOseeet. AZ eey oampoells n-
we've, anol va.osnnu' nogy smi1n. ;.
neh les1 nenany sza1 sAava1aVnyl
1oDosege.
Hoover ayerM 1og YOUNGSTOWN
ban, ssrutnersoen es Jarasok-
pan.
Hoover toDDseges korulOeiui
1ooo-re tesAk a. egess megye-
ben.
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-01
POLGAR GYttLES
CAMPBELIEN
Most vasarnap este fontos gyiilest
tart a Polg&ri K0r. - Meg
magyarazzak a szavaz6 ce-
dulakat.

Felkerem Campbellen Lake
magyar szarmazasu amerikai pol
garokat, hogy okvetleniil megje.
lenjenek a campbelli Polgari K0l
most vasarnap este fel nyolckol
kezdod3 a 12O Robinson Road
alatti helyisegben tartando gyii
lesen.
Fontos, hogy minden polgar ell
jojjon, inert ezen a gyiilesen lesz
mex kiosztva minta szavazo ce.
dulak. Mint tudjak, sokfele cedu.
la lesz Is ha mem ion On as.laaaysa,
razatot meghallgatni, nem fogja
tudni hogan kell veliik banni.
A K0r szivesen lat mindenkit
akar tag az illeto, akar mem.
Fod6 Istvan, titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-01
HAJDU JANos oTTHoN

Nehany hettel ezel0tt jelentet.
Tux, hogy Hajdu Janos, az iigy'
vednek keszul6 derek magyar EN-
ber, sulyos auto baleset utan q
Scent Erzsebet k6rh&zba keriilt
Hajdu, akinek karja t6bb helyen
elt6rott, . mutt heten elhagyta Z
k6rh&sat IS jelenleg otthon v4rjs
be teljes felgy6gyulAs&t.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-01
Hirtelen halal
a mulatsagon
K6nya Ferencet sxivszelhIdes 81.
70 meg q Scent Istv&n Off,
honban tartott kedelyes
0sszej j0vetelen.

Kedden este a Scent Istvan OFT.
honban tartott tarsas 0sszej0ve.
telt szomoru eset zavarta meg,
ugyanis K6nya Ferenc campbelli
lakost, aki szinten jelen volt. hir.
telen szivszelhGdes erte. R0ot0n
hivattak DR.. Mahrert, de 3 mar
csak a beallott halalt konstatal.
hatta.
K6nya 20 evvel ezel0tt jott
Youngstown videkere az 6haza-
bN IL szorgalmas, derek munkas
ember volt. A Scent Istvan Egy.
haz hiiseges tagja volt.
Halalat gyaszolja felesege Bor.
bala rs q kovetkez3 gyermekek
Korcsmaros Erzsebet, Terez, Etel
Ferenc, Janos, Istvan, Lajos, An.
dras Is Sander. Magyaromzagon
ket fivere Janos Is Istvan, egy
novere Erzs6bet, valamint egy
mask n6v6re |, Julia, aki New
Yorkban lakik. Harom unokajs
is gyaszolja.
"A hirtelenul sujtott magyar
csalad irant altalanos r6szvet e
q teInstesen nagy szamu kozonsee
vett resxt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-01
Mt. BoRsY-KEREKESNE
AILAPOTA JAVULT

Orommel jelethetjGk, hogy Mt
Borsy-Kerekes Gyorgyne, Mt
Borsy-Kerekes Gy0rgy, a yonngs
town. Magyar Fuggetlen Ev
Ref. Egyhaz esperes-lelkesz nejt
mar tut van minden vesz6lyen 6,
val6sziniileg q j0v0 hSt folyamaI
visszaterhet otthon&ba q Seen,
Erzs6bet k6rhAzb6l, ahol DR.
Mahrer Pal magyar orvos sikere
sen yakbSl. operaci6t v&gset'
RATA.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-01

jsl0ltje mellett van Is amellett
bar&tja b j6akar6ja minden pol.
gkfAAk. professions l@t6re segitstt
eky ka*holikus tanint6seten, ez.
vi u beigasolta, hogy s nsm tar.
toShat 4 kulkacok t&bor&ba.
Cooper msg6rdsmli, hogy ak&r.
hogan ID ssavasson Z magyarsle
Sln0lrA q lllami ssavas6lapor
0oopslts g : straight rspublikk,
h1s 0IboA9s adja u SSavanstft.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-01

/ ia es aztan mask hasabOn Ike.
resztet tesz azok neve ele, akiket
oman ohajt. Ebben az esetber
azok kivetelevel, akiknek a neve
ele keresztet tett, mask hasa,
bon minden jelolt kap szavazatot
a hvalasztott part hasabjan es
vazatot kapnak azok, akiknek
a neve ele tett keresztet.
| Ezen ket szavaz6 cedulan hat
hasab van, az els6 demokrata, a
masodik a REPUBLlKANUS, a
harmadik a szocialista, negye.
dix a Socialist Labor Party, az
0todik Prohibition es hatodik
a kommunista (Workers Party
hasabja.
A harmadik szavaz6 cedula a
| bir6i cedula, ezen keskeny r0vid
cedulan is egy sor nev lathat6
rata part es jelzes nelkiil. Sza-
vazhat ket jeloltre hat supreme
court jelolt kozul. Mi ajanljuk fl
gyelmebe Robert H. Day es Flo
rence Allen jelenlegi birakat,
akik megerdemlik az ujboli meg
|valasztast.
| A ket court of appeals biro je-
/ lolt k0zul Louis T. Farr jelenlegi
tbir6t aj6ni5nk. A Aeshel,ahali@hirak;
max Lyon es Woodsidenek mines
clientele.
A t0bbi cedulakon mem lat jc-
lolteket.
| Az egyik tuberkul6zis (tiid6-
vesz) k6rhaz megnagyobbitasara
ket $1,000 dollar bond issue-hoz
engedelyt. Ezen a cedulan szavaz-
zon ugy, hogy a keresztet Yes
/ sz6cska ele teszi. Igen sok beteg
kenytelen odahaza kinl6dni, inert
mines elegend6 hely a megyei sza-
nat6riumban. Munkastarsan Sc
git, ha lit igennel szavaz. Ezt a
szavaz6 cedulat arr6l ismerheti
meg, hogy legkisebb es a legke-
vesebb iras van rata.
| A mask cedula, amelyet min
denki megkap, allami alkotmany
m6dositasi javaslat State Costitu-
tional Amendment es celia az,
hogy a birak fizeteset egyenl6ve
tegye. Mi ezt igazsagosnak lat
juk es ajanJuk, hogy ezen ce-
dulan is a YES" $50 ele tegye a
keresztet.
Youngstown szavaz6k megkap-
/ =
jak a varosi charter amendment
szavaz6 cedulat, amelyet va
laszt6 arr6l ismerhet meg, hogy
ket helyen van rata eyes" es
"No" Is hogy ket helyen szavaz-
hat rata. Ezen cedulan varosi
tanacs felil AIT keri, hogy a ta-
nacstagok fizeteset emeljek fel
5000 dollarra, alul pedig, hogy
valasztasi idejiiket hosszabbitsak
meg ket evr3l negy eyre. Mi AIT
ajanljuk, hogy mindket helyen a
"NO" ele tegye a keresztet, inert
a kerelem egyaltalaban mem mel
tanyos ebben a formaban.
Minden szavaz6nak 0t perce
ivan ARA, hogy szavazatat leadja.
Exert vegye mindenki el0sz6r
a nemzeti cedulat ,amely a legion
tosabb es amelyen a legkonnyebb
szavazni elso sorban. Vegye az al
lamit masodsorban Is ha van ide-
je, szavazzon a t0bbi cedulakon,
inert azokon nagyon konny1 sza.
vazni.
Ha elrontja cedulajat, k6rhet
m4sikat.
Ne felejtse el, menjen szavazni
j6kor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-01
Mindenki menjen szavazni !
Il kedden November Gan
Hat szaYaz6 cedulat kapnak valaszt6l
Youngstownban. 0t6t Campbellben-
Hogan kell szavazni Menjen j6kor
hogyle ne narration A munkab6l
ken hogy elengedjek szavazni

Kedden Mahoning megyeben
koriilbeliil Is ezer szayaz6. polgar
ada maid lie szayazatat az elnok.
valasztas alkalmabol.
! Dacara annak, hogy a yalaszta.
81 tanacs miaden rendelkezest
megtett, hogy q ssayazok lesza-
vazhassanak, biztos, hogy 6riasi
torl6das lesz az nrnaknM.
| Aki mem iparkodik reggeli
Lvagy delelotti 6rakban szavami,
az k0nnyen 1emaradhat. Icy AIT
ajanljuk nappali munkasoknak,
Ihoey szavazzanak miel5tt munka.
ba mennek IS az sjjeli munkasok-
max, hogy mllnk6b6l j0vet, men
jenek a szavaA6 ( b6dekba es- ne
yarjanak estig. AZ asszonyok pc
tdig ugy cselekedjenek, hosy le-
het5leg delelott rs a kora deli
6rakban szavaxxanak. J,
| A szavaz6 helyek nyitva van
nak reggel fel hettSl este fel he
tig. Aki fel hetkor a szavazo hely
elott sorban ali, annak meg ;joga
van szavazni.
A varosokban mindenki oft sza-
vaz, ahol regisxfralt. Csak az sza.
vaahat, aki iegisztralt. - A
faavakban es q s6ssAban a rem,
des szavaz6 helyeken szavaznak
regisztrAlas nelkul.
A szavazasi eljaras soran a pol
gar, miutan megmondotta nevet
es ha mem emelnek ellene kifo-
CAST, megkapja a szayaz6 cedula-
kat.
Lehetseges, hogy kIlonosen
bevandorl6k ellen kifogasokat
emelnek. Eat el lehet, oszlatni q
polgar level bemntatasaval. Vagy
ha az mines kennel, akkor kifo-
gasolt eskiit tehet es annak alap-
jan szavazhat. Ha kifogasoljak,
feleljen pontosan hozza intezett
kerdesekre es ha azok a val6sag-
max megfelelnek, tegye ra nyu-
godtan lie az eskiit, baja mem tor
tenhetik.
A hat szavaz6 cedula k0zul OF
|egyforma az egesz megye terule-
ten.
A szavaz6 ket nagy mereteiben
teljesen egyforma cedulat kap.
Eek egyike a nemzeti, mask
az allami es megyei szavazo ce-
dula. Nagysagban Is osszeaHitas-
ban mem lehet a kett5 kozt XII
lombseget tenni, csak ugy, hogy
ha figyelmesen megnezi va
laszt6.
A NEMZETI cedulAn kozvetle-
nil a part hasabok feje alatt
(peldaul a sas alatt) olvashat6 az
elnok jel6ltek es az alelnokjel0l-
tex neve.
Ne tegyen keresztet ezen ce-
dulan sehol sem a jel0ltek ele.
Ezen a cedulan csak egy helyes
m6don szavazhat Is ez az, hogy a
keresztet (X) abba = karikaba
tssxi. amely parti6nak hstaja fe-
lett Athat6, . part jelv6nye alatt.
A mask cedulan a beosztas a
pArtokat illet6leg ugyanaz. De
ezen cedulan lathatja a jel0ltek
Ineve felett "Fof Governor,
For Sheriff. stb. Ezerl a cedu-
Ian is legjobb sgysnesen ssavazni,
ami 6ppen annyit tesz, mint ma
|sikon vagyis part jelkepe alatti
karikaba teszi d keresstet. Ia
mem akar valakit sey partb6l, de
annak I p&rtnak hive, akkor is
ugy ssavashat, hogy keresztet
abba karikaba tessi, amely
pdrtb6l ! legt6bb jeloltet p6rtol-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-01
A Kossuth K6r
jubileunla|
Vasarnap este iinnepli Youngs-
town legregibb tarsadalmi egg
lete fennall&s&nak is 6ves
evfordul6jat fenyes mtiso-
ros vacsor&val es t&nccal

teni dhajtva a magyar ifjusag re-
nei, dalardai es szinjatsz6 alakn-
latait, megalkotta a Kossuth Ma
gsar Kozmiivel6desi K0rt.
Az alapitokbol meg ma is So
kan elnek es lit vannak Youngs-
townban. Ma is lelkes, kitarto
tagjai ugyanannak Kornek,
amelynek alapjat Is evvel ezeI6tt
megvetettek.
A K0r egy kiilon ere a celra
megvalasztott bizottsaga mar he
tex ota k6sziil a vasarnap este
pont 8 6rakor kezd6d5 nagy ev-
fordul6i iinnepelyre, amelyen
a youngstown egyleteken es tes-
tiileteken kiyil reszt vesznek q
k6rnyek Is kiilonosen Canton 6
Alliance egyletemek kikiildottei
is es termeszetesen az egesz ma
gyar k6zonseg.
Igazan remeljiik, hogy ere az;
alkalomra megtelik Kossuth
Kor nagyterme a 225 E. Federal
st. alatt. Mert hat bizony a ma
gyarsag bizonyos halaval tarto-
xix annak Kossuth Egyletnek,
anely lehetove tette eveken 1t,
hogy a magyarsagnak legyen
olyan helyisege, ahol mindig ott-
hon erezhette magat.
A bankett .es tanclnulatsag pro-
sstd1Sefk Appan s8llss..
tottak 0ssze.
Eln0ki megnyit6: mondja Je-
rabek Mihaly Kor eln0ke,. ha
addigra felgy6gyul sulyos beteg-
segebol. Ha mem, akkor az alel-
nok nyitja meg a programmed.
Az elnok bemutatja Nemenyi
Miklos Ernot, lapunk f6szerkesz-
t5jet, aki maga is 13 es fel sve
tagja a Kornek, mint aldomas-
mestert. !.
Himnusz. Enekli a k0z0nseg.
Unnepi beszed. Tartja: Mt.
Borsy-Kerekes Gyorgy, youngs-
town. Fuggetlen Magyar Ev.
Reformatus Egyhaz esperes-lel-
kesze.
AZ iinnepi beszed utan meg,
kezdodik ,bizonyara a kitun6 es
izletes vacsora talalasa es felszol-
galasa.
A vacsora alatt zenekaron XII
vil Youngstown magyar mive-
szei szolgaltatnak maid remek
programmed, amelyert magaert is
erdemes volna mindenkinek ell
menni az unnepelyre.
A programmon szerepelni fog.
max hegedi szol6kkal Petruska
Geza es Csiky Tivadar. Mindket-
tot a mivesziesen zongoraz6 Csi-
ky Zoltan fogja kiserni. Az enek-
szamokat 0zv. Mih6k Sandorn6,
Devay Gyorgyne, Uray Karoly es
Devay Gyorgy fogjak szolgaltat-
nj. Az enekeseket zongoran
Tausz b. Gynlane Is Harsanyis
Endrene fogjak kiserni.
Vacsora utan az egyletek IS
egyhazak kikildott kepvisel6i
fognak beszelni, mig a zarobesze-
Diet Nemeny Mikl6s Ern5 fogja
tartani. Ekkorra ejf6l lesz es kez-
detet veszi maid d tame.
"A rendezSseg rendkivul 1nelta-
nyosan szabta meg az iinnepely
belepti dijjat $1.25-ben feln5ttek-
mex 80 centben gyermekeknek. "A
belepti dijban vacsora ara IS
benfoglaltatik.
"A rsndez6seg IS q Kossuth K6rt
mindeA egyes tisztvisel6je s tag
il naeysres barAtsiggal hivikk
magyar testvSreiket nagy Time
p&lyiikre.
Rsmeljiik 4 neghiy6s nasgh1ll-
raffsrn 4alkl ssa zss
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1928-05-24
Stray Bullet Crashes
Thru Window; Barely
Misses Mrs. Hall

A stray bullet, supposed to have been
fired frmo a small rifle, crashed through
the window of Mrs. Bessie Halls home
Saturday morning about 10 o'clock, as
she was seated at her machine sewing
narrowly missing her and covering her
with flying glass. Fortunately the bull
let entered at. the top of the window
and did not strike her, the bullet af-
terwards being found under table in
her room. She Immediately Investigated
the shooting and failed to find any par
ties in the neighborhood. Summoning
Marshal Allan Ramsey, the affair was
further Investigated, but no parties To-
Gated, as the neighborhood west Of the
window, the direction the bullet came,
offered no clues as to who fired the
shot. The affair proved rather damag-
ing for the owner of the home, inasmuch
as two large window glasses will have
to be replaced. The many friends Of
Mrs. Hall are very glad that she suf-
fered no injuries from the ordeal and
experience Of such an episode.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1928-05-24
Memorial At Pickens
Beautiful Event And
Fitting Ceremonies

| On May 16, Memorial Day was cele-
brated in Pickens. Through the untir-
i ing efforts Of Miss Mollie Clark, our
most beloved and appreciable citizen.
the observance of Memorial Day has be-
come an outstanding event in the hap
penings Of this little city. Each year
| it is felt that the program could not
have been excelled, yet none could have
been more inspirational than the one
arrange for this day.
With Mrs. A. P. Marlborough as chair
man the following program was given:
Cornet solo by Prof. J. G. Leonard;
decoration of soldiers graves by the
Girl Reserves; prayer by R. E. Wilburn;
vocal duet, Mrs. H. s. McKie and Clyde
Broom; reading, Miss Minnie Belle
Shaw; vocal solo, Mrs. H. s. McKie; ad-
dress by DR.. II. L.. Martin, subject, "God
in History; quartette, Mrs. E. w. Bur-
ton, Mrs. n. s. McKie, J. J. Tucker
Clyde Broom; firing of salute and
sounding Of taps.
There were many out of town visitors
prsssnt Amnog whom was noted c. G
Van Keuren, Durant, who brought m
offering Of beautifuI flowers for the
occasion.
Quiet Ridge cemetery was never more
beautiful, arrayed in lovely flowers and
evergreens, with flags of our red, white
and blue, which we hold so dear to our
hearts. The very presence Of God was
felt, and surely it was good to have
been there.
-ATTENDANT.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1928-05-24

scribing to the fund. The total mum.
Der will be completed Immediately
Those who have placed their names on
the list are as follows:
Morris Lewis, D. T. Ruff, R. & B
Sontheimer, ]. B. Walton, C. C. Pah.
len, DR.. G. G. Ash, w. L. Jordan, B. C.
Rathell, S. L. Burwell, A. E. Swinney
J.. N. Hall, Stanley and Buck, Miss Lii.
liam Rathell, D. c. Lundy, ]. S. Watson
n. l.. Nichols, R. A. Povall, T. M. Will
llams, H. W. Watson, N. P. brennan, R.
I. kimbrough, W. B .Lundy, o. L. Eli.
son, D. Fink, B. Schur, E. H. Shaddock
n. r. Watson, DR.. R. NJ. Stephenson, H
n. Johnson, DR.. H. L. Martin, C. J.
Goodell, w. B. Kenna.
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President Barr Will
Attend international
Rotary, Minneapolis

At the club luncheon held Friday, the
local Rotarians elected 2resident-elect
Lester E. Barr as delegate to the Inter
national Convention of Rotary to be
held in Minneapolis, Mimi, on June 18.
%, with President Henry Johnson, as
alternate.
The program committee also announc-
ed that on Friday, May 25, the Holmes
county ministers, composed of 10 men,
bers, would be guests of the club, and
invitations were also extended to DR.
Sol Korey, Vicksburg; Father Clerico
Greenwood, and Rev. Duncan M. Gray
Canton.
The main feature Of the meeting was
talk by C. P. Clayton, of A. & M
College, who entertained the club for
half an hour on poultry raising in Mis-
sissippi, dealing more specifically with
the hatchery business. Mr.. Clayton is
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year. He further cited that in coun-
ties where regular business was estah-
lished that bankers had stated borrow
ers of money had become depositors Of
funds. Contrary to general beliefs, ha
continued, the delta is fast becoming
large raisers of poultry, and that one of
the largest hatcheries Of the state WA
in Leflore county, and that others at
Greenville, Clarksdale and Hollandala
were fast growing in size and service.
Other facts equally as illuminating were
given by Mr.. Clayton in his remarks rel-
ative to other parts Of the state.
Guests of the club were Miss Lillian
Rathell, T. M. Williams, A. Jacobson.
c. P. Clayton, Prof. E. M. Wollank, Tom
Shepherd and P. H. Williams.
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one of the foremost authorities on poul-
try in the South, and he gave interest
esting facts relative to results that had
been accomplished in the state. He
stated that if an average farm in Mis-
sissippi would add 100 hens that poul-
try monies would increase from 27 mil
lion dollars annually to IS million dol
lars. He also said that Holmes county
was one of the most ideal locations for
poultry raising due to it's particular soil,
and accessibility of markets. The
chicken business could be made to pro-
duce 500 month in addition to the
regular farm work with a small amount
OF capital at season, especially in the
winter months when money was needed
for beginning of operations for another
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Mrs. Martins Pupils
In Two Class Events

The pupils Of Mrs. H. L. Martin gave
recital at the school auditorium Tues
day night. The artists taking part in
the program were Doris Tidwell, Paul
inc Farmer, Helen Waldrup, Ada John
son, Earl Flowers, Edwin Evans, Sara
Bertha Applebaum, Sarah Muriel Apple
baum, Mary Frances Fincher, Ida Keene
Buck, Cyle Pickens, Clara Watson, Erin
Gwin, Aileen Martin, Clara CHM Pea
cock, Judith Kimbrough, Ruth Margaret
Flncher, Alice Sharpe, Elizabeth Frost.
The advanced music class will give
their recital tonight and those taking
part are as follows: Emma Alice Por-
ter, Mrs. ]. R. Williams, Miss Ruth
Boyd, Aileen Martin, W. M. Galloway,
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County Sunday School Convention
Will Hold Annual Meeting Durant,
May 29th, In All Day Program

Eugene I. Doty, Of Tchula, president
Of the Holmes County Sunday School
Convention, and Will s. Sample, secre-
tary-treasurer, announce meeting Of
this organization that will be held in
Durant, Tuesday, May 20, at the Metho-
dist church, when the following prog
ram will be rendered.:
Morning Session.
Devotional, Rev. John Groves.
Address Of Welcome, Mrs. G. R. Ben
nett.
Response, Mrs. E. T. Nelson.
Hymn, II Love To Tell the Story"
Reading, Clara Watson.
Cooperation, Officers and Teachers, T.
]. Trull.
Solo, Rev. G. M. Smiley.
Address, Rev. Fred Long.
Prayer, J. ]. Tucker.
Appointment of Committees.
Duet, Mrs. Ramsey and Mr.. Irby.
The Need of Young People and Adult
Departments Organized and Equipped
w. B. Kenna.
/ Announcements.
One hour fSr lunch.
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G. Evans.
Solo, Mrs. H. Odom.
Sunday as Business, ]. M. Yarbof-
ough.
Duet, Mesdames A. P. Shepherd and
J. c. Reid.
Putting Pep in Sunday School, P. b.
Williams.
Getting Men to Sunday School. G. =.
White.
Prayer, Baxter Wilson.
Responsibilities of the Sunday School,
Mrs. w. J. Nelson.
Solo, Mrs. Eugene Cole.
Rural School Problems, Mrs. English.
Miss English.
Goal of the Sunday School Worker.
Mrs. Joel Gulledge.
Hymn, Selected.
Report of Delegates.
Report Of Committees.
Solo, Mrs. Pope Ramsey.
Address, Prof. G. R. Bennett.
Quartette. .The Old Rugged CrSsa.s
Brotherhood Bible Glass, Lexington, 7.
H. Williams, G. A. Glover, W. b. Kenna,
J. r. White.
Round Table Discussion.
Final adjournment,
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x1nGton Secures Large Hatchery;
Clayton, A. & M. College, At Head;
Business Men Underwrite 100000

Lexington. His recent visit was Of q
prospective nature and the local business
men learning Of his intentions, requested
him to make a proposition that you'd
induce him to locate here. This was
done and 40 local citizens each subscrib-
ed 800 to complete the financing.
The committee appointed to handle
the finance is composed Of A. jacobson.
secretary; S. L. Burwell, Morris Lewis,
]. N. Hall, H. L. Nichols and D. T. Ruff.
A trustee to handle the fund will be ap-
pointed and will function through the
made as a loan to Mr.. Clayton, who
will devote his entire time to the pro-
ect and through his efforts will soon
convert the plant into venture worth
over $4,000, which will be his own
property.
Many cities in the state were making
overtures to Mr.. Clayton to locate in
their midst, and many flattering offers
and propositions we're made to him, but
his selection of Lexington was due to
the ideal climatic condition., tho prNfar
type Of soil and the accessibility OF
lights and water, with marketing loca-
tion and facilities that is so essential to
successful operation Of hatchery Of
this size.
With the advent Of this new and pro-
fitable industry entering Lexington and
serving this section of the state, leading
poultry raisers are jubilant over the
transaction, and hundreds are. planning
to enter this field that will supply the
plant with eggs, and forming organiza-
tions that will ship poultry in carload
lots.
The finance committee announces the
following Lexington business represent
atives composing the underwriters sub