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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-09-07
Pan-Am Station
Has Formal Opening
Saturday, Sept. 3
Free Wash Job Given
with Eoch $l.W
Cash Purchase

The beautiful new Pan-Am Ser
vice Station, located in Durant on
Highway 81 south. will hold it's for
nal opening Saturday, September ..
The public is cordially urged to pay
the station a visit on that day and
inspect the modern, up-to-date es-
tablishment.
Complete fabrication for motor W.
hicles will be featured by this station
which has as it, manager, Deck
johnson, an experienced service Sta
tion man who has moved to Durant
to run the station.
As q special opening day offer the
Pan-Am station will give q free wash
job with every 500 cash purchase
made saturday. The station will b
Glad to wash your CIR thak day or
the wash job can be obtained any
time during the following week. :.
w. A. Henley Is the operator Of
the station and expressed himsek to-
day AZ being very proud Of the new
station and the complete service 1t
will offer the people of Durant
vicinity. ~
| A large line of high quality tires
and tubes will be carried as well as
| other automobile accessories.
On page three of this issue n on
the back page is carried an adver-
tisement regarding the opening of the
! ...tinn We suggest that our read
ers read these advertisements cares
fully and pay the Pan-Am station
a visit Saturday. !,
Ritz Cafe -
An attractive modern cafe Is situ-
ated In the Pan-Am station and ope-
rated by A. K. (Charlie) Dinas, own
err of the California Cafe.
This restaurant specializes in fresh
sea foods and KC steaks and chops.
Complete meals are served at al
hours during the day and curb SER
vice is given those persons desiring
it.
Mr.. Dinas invites the public to call
by the Ritz at the same time they
visit the service station and enjoy
an ice-cold drink or something to
eat.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-09-07
Health Officer Asks
Parents To Take
Health Prefaution
Children Should Stoy
Away When ILL.,; Toke
Needed Vuccines

In a few days from now, we will
begin to prepare our children fof
school. We usually think that clean
faces, clean clothes, books, pencils
and paper are of outstanding impor-
lance in preparing our children for
school. At this time, I shall endea-
vor to point out to you that other
things should be counted "a Of equal
or greater Importance
The primary prerequisite Of an edu-
cation, with it's further usefulness,
is a sound body and q scientific mind.
Neither of these Quaiiues can sur
flee within themselves. The capacity
to learn and scientific oharacteris-
tics are inherited, Q God given, but
for the healthy body, we ourselves az
parents may be counted largely re-
aponsible. One small place In the
world has brought about a worry
and q confusion to all the rest Of
the world; d 1t 10 with the human
body. something very insignificant
may be very detrimental to health
and progress Of an individual. De
cayed teeth or diseased tonsils may
cause a condition that would impair
the health Of the individual for the
rest of his life, / would like to in
sist that all parents that received 9
notice of 2 x Of 3 on the tonsils OF
teeth conditions Of their children last
year have these defects corrected be
fore physical examinations are madt
in October and November. One mar
in Lexington has graciously agreed
to pay for operations and hospital
bills in .he removal of tonsils for sew.
eral INDECENT children of Lexington
We believe that some civic club or
individual in each community can dc
tia sane things for your community
What good is a book education to
your child If he does not hayN health
sufficient to put it into useful ope-
ration? Put the health Of your child
first where it rightfully belongs.
/ would like to ask your coopera
ton in a few matters of vital impor
lance to the family and the school.
IF your child is sick, keep it away
from school until it Is well. This ap-
plies particularly to colds. A cold
is dangerous within itself and is also
the first symptom of many serious
diseases. We have been very for
tunate in Holmes County in our fight
to keep down epidemic diseases /; II
the past few years. This has been
largely done through vaccinations
and correct supervision of contagious
diseases. For safety sake see that
your children are protected against
diphtheria and smallpox by ~vaccina-
ton as soon as possible.
Yours very sincerely,
l.. H. EUBANKS, M. D.,
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-09-07
AAA u. lance Nearly
Checked In Holmes
County Says Officer
Work Progresses Rapidly
In Stote Also Reports
Administrative Head

County agent T. M. Williams this
week reported hat the checking OF
compliance under the 1889 AAA pro-
gram has almost been completed.
However. 1t will be necessary to make
a check on soil building practices
later as many farmers will plant win
ter cover crops, improve permanent
pastures, build terraces, and carry
out other soillbuilding practices for
payment this Tan
Meantime, +. M. Patterson, ad-
ministrative officer in charge, AAA,
jackson. said the huge task OF check
ing land use and crop acreage on
the states $4,000 farms involving
two and one-half million acres OF
croplsnd in v . 3 million separate
fields and plats was 81 percent COM
plete Saturday.
The performance work has been
| carried on under the direction OF
L. A. Cary, state performances super
visor, eight district performance SUI
pervtsorp, 81 county performance su-
| pervisors. and a total Of about 1900
community performance reporters.
Cost OF measuring all land in farms
and computing acreage in the office
has averaged about 3h cents per acre
for the state ~ . whole. Supervisor
Cary reported.
aaighlightinng the checking Of conf
pliance with the soil conservation pro-
gram a. Tine use Of aerial photography
which has proved its value as a
cheap, quick and accurate method
If land mapping.
Aerial photographs have already
been made of all farms in u 6oun-
ties. These maps, Patterson SAID
are proving valuable to farmers in
planning the layout Of their. fields
Accurate field measurement ID i'm
portant under the AAA because con.
s~ervation payments are made at .
specified rate per acre Of land plant
ed. Prior to the use of air photo
graphy, a number of methods, includ-
ing surveying with chain, were used
Cost OF checking performance from
the air is less than half the earlier
methods OF and measurement and
much more accurate and satisfac-
tory" Patterson said. Every effort
Is made to hold The cost to a mini
mum Is this expense is deducted from
payments to farmers.
Photographs constitute a permanent
record and need not be retaken un-
less boundaries are greatly altered,
Minor changes can be drawn in or
the print. Enlarged to a specified
scale, the prints serve as a map as
well as a picture. Enlargements
bring into focus the outlines of such
landmarks as fences, highways,
streams, buildings, woodlands. and
trees.
scribed scale. they are made at a
In order to get pictures at a pre-
specified altitude Of nearly 8 miles.
The x Acreage Of each farm
and field can then be determined
from the print which is enlarged to
scale.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-09-07

We are wondering how long the
President WIN wait to call the special
session Of Congress TO enact certain
measures which the welfare Of this
country demands.
There can be no such thing ~ alb.
soluts neutrality In America. We
are too strongly allied with Britain
ana France to mistake for one mo
ment where our sympathies lie.
1t seems That iegisation should b
enacted to allow Britain and France
to buy ~ much from u In the way
.of arms, summation, foodstuffs and
any other needed commodity as she
tcan pay for and come and get.
Whether W like Il or not the fac!
remains that n Britain and France
have 20 have ~ to win the war we
are just y good - in 1t now.
we believe that We should aid them
every way we possibly can before
we go into It Ourselves.
Cheerful note: Isham Jones, well
known band leader. predicts the jit-
terbug craze reached its peak this
summer and that from now on the
trend will be toward 'sweeter' mu-
at6s~NTcanH come any too soon for
Us.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-09-07
through
Hazel
Eyes
Have ~
'oh,

mrs. Average American Housewife
Is now taking her spare money and
buying all the sugar, flour. shorten
ing, she can possibly manage.
Where she once bought ten pounds
Of sugar she now buys one hundred.
Where she did buy q few cans of
goods she now buys a case.
Then she wonders why prices have
gone up x and continue to go up
day after day.
In the final analysis supply and
demand for goods sets the price,
whether in peacetime or in war.
II everybody In the community is
rushing to buy certain commodities
they become Hprs precious and thu
price ID raised. All OF the commodi-
ties in the United States makes the
national demand greater which lead
TO bigger prices the local grocer ha,
to pay the wholesale man and 30 on
Only demand for the products OF
the grocer's shelf IL going to caus'
the price to 30 very far UP unless
the source Of supply 10 cut OF.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-09-07

on page ;
La gaceta., 1939-08-15

del Reich. En- estos dias los dia-
RIGS nazis han cesado de publ
car las "atrocidades' polacas en-
la Ciudad Libre.
Ell peri6d.co "Angriff" pide a
Inglaterra, en- busca de otro Mu
Mich, sue abandone sus aSpira-
cones de rodear a Alemania y
mas del continente y las susti-
tuya con un plan constructive
para Ell deSarme universal, la
paz de Europa y la ju]ta distri-
buci6n de los mandates colonial
les.
Virgilio Gayda, ell ~portavoz
de Mussolini, dice que la cues
ton de Danzig debera ser re-
suelta de acuerdo cen la Inca de
su gravitaci6n natural. En- esta
historical fatalidad Alemania e
Italia no tienen la necesidad de
tcmar una iniciativa.
En- Salzburg sc discutieron
los problemas de Danzig, la con-
sOlidaci6n del regimen de Fran
co en- Espana, los deseos de los
los grupos militares japoneses
de una alianza con ell Eje y o.
tras cuestiones.
la parte de Italia dentro del
Eje, ahora como durante la cri-
sis checoeslovaca, esta del lado
de la paz.
La gaceta., 1939-08-15
HITLER REQUIRE DE NUE.
VO A LAS VIEJAS TACTI-
CAS-

Paris, agosto 15.-El minis
tro de Estado Bennett Sc que
dara en- Paris, por ell presen-
tie, y ell primer ministro Dala-
der ACADIA de regresar de un
corto viaje por mar.
Hitler, en- opinion de los OBJ
servadores franceses, intenta
recurrir de nuevo a las tacti-
cas- de hace I'm ano, cuando
Chamberlain lie hizo entrega
EN- Munich de la Sudeten y de
Checoeslovaquia.
La tactica ha sido repetidG
por Hitler hasta en- ell punt2
de lamar al comisionado de
la Sociedad de Naciones en-
Danzig, professor Karl J. Bur-
ckhardt, de modo que este de-
sempehe ell papel que Runci-
man desempenara en- la Sude-
ten. Los movimientos de tro-
pas en- ell este de Alemania son
identicos a los del pasado a
gostO. Erase por Erase, los dis
curse de Porter, ell jefe nazj,
Sc parecen a los que ell anO pa
sado hubo de pronunciar Con.
RADIO Henlein, ell lider de los
nazis del Sudeten. Los ataqueS
de los peri6dicos contra Polo
mia, tienen ell mismo tono de
los ataques que ell ano pasado
sc hicieron a la republica Che
coeslovaca v ell DR.. Benes.
La impression publica, 81 en-
barge, es que Inglaterra y
Francia no lie daran otro Mu-
La gaceta., 1939-08-15
LAS E~NTREVISTA DEL
CONDE CIANO CON Won
Y HITLER

Roma (,agosto 15.-Nada d.
cen los p~eriodicos sobre ell re-
sultado de las Conversations
entire ell conde Ciano, ell camel
Her Hitler y ell ministro aleman
de %relaciones exteriores, Joa-
chin Won Ribbentrop; pero Sc
tiene la ~creencia de que ell Du-
&c do su asentimiento a la nue.
va ofensiva diplcmatica, en- bus
ca de otro Munich, que Hitler
Sc propone realizar.
Regresaron con Ciano de A
lemania los expertos que lie a.
companaron en- Ell viaje. Bernar
to Attolico, em~bajador italiano
en- Alemania, y ell principe de
Drago, experto de la cancilleria
italiana.
Los peri6dicos alemanes di-
cen que Danzig, mas tarde o
mas temprano pasara a poder
La gaceta., 1939-08-15

Mkt, Latin American Bakery,
Ferlita Gro, Jose Juran, Bar
IBERIA La Central, Ruiz Baroer
Shop, Fernando Rodriguez, Bar
IBERIA j. NJ, Florida Furniture,
Laurence Ser. Sta, Broadway
Cigar Store, Sam Salvaggio, Ri
Palatino Carniceria, Bsntto
Blanco, Alfredo Gonzalez, Con
zalez y Hernandez Gro, FL Mer
cado Unico Gro, Benjamin Va
lima, R. C. Farfante, Tino Far
fante, A. Valina, Benjamin
Gonzalez, Daniel Service Sta,
Polo, Maxine Alvarez, Maseda
Barber Shop, Mon Cafe, Mase-
da Cafe, Rubio Drug Store, Pa
raise Gro, Dionisio Gonzalez,
Ricardo Dfaz, Ofelia Perez, Jor
,ge Salazar, Mario Jorge, Fran
cisco Rosado.
Contribuyeron con 20 centa-
vos: Jimmy Barber Shop, Agui
la Shoe Shop, Benton Barber
Shop, West Tampa Shoe Shop,
Armando Mendez.
Contribuyeron con Is centa-
vos: R:vS3 Go, Joe Maurice,
PENN Cafe, Victor Shoe Shop,
Ficarrotta Gro, Concha Gro,
A. Pinero, Roberto Rodeiro, A
morelli Shoe Shop, Casino Beau
ty Salon.
Contribuyeron con 10 centa-
vos: A. Barbo, Puleo Gro, West
Tampa Bakery, Charbonier Bar
Der Shop, Reeds, Style Hat
Shop, Monte Barber Shop.
Ccntribuy6 con 5 centavos :
Aronovitz.
Tampa, 8 de Agosto de 1889.
La gaceta., 1939-08-15
By TONI ROSSETT

toria de cuba esta escrita en-
canciones guarachas, boleros y
rumbas. 'Soboney'', la pelfcula
dirig;da y representada por
Juan Orol, con la cooperation
de Maria Antonieta Pons, Luisa
Maria Morales, Oscar Lombar-
do, Enrique del Rio y otros no.
tables artistas, refrasc6 nuestra
debiIitada memoria con hechos
que paeserciamos en- la ninez.
Las escenas del trato barbara
que Sc daba a los esclavoS; las
bcfstadas y pellizcos en- los bra
EOS Y meiillas que recibian las
,esclavas; los. bales al son del
tambor; las ceremonias que pre-
cede ma la "bajada del santo";
los "Nnigos', con sus vistosos
trajes... TODD 10 vi ajustado a 10
que presence en- la infancia. Ell
bale del Liceo me hizo recordar
ell de Guanabacoa, y la ociedad
Santa Teresa del Calabazar.
En- ell desempeno del argu-
rlento, Sc demuestra que hay
cOnccimientos del arte. Las To-
tografias son buenas especial
mente las de las campinas, bos-
CUES y palmeras ell barracon de
los esclavos, los "criollos" en- ell
batey. Ese tipo de "Siboney"
nina, 10 recuerdo muy bien.
"Tu", la habanera clasica de
Sanchez de FuenteS, fue baila-
da con sumo arte. La canci6n
"Celos", cantada por Luisa M.
Morales, nos dej6 con ell DISCUS
to de no pOder eScucharla COM
pleta. La pelicula entra en- Ia
Classification de ''final triste'':
Felicito a Juan Orol por ha-
bernos proporci0pado csc retra-
to de historic patris
La gaceta., 1939-08-15
LO QUE OTROS DICEN
Y 70 COMENTO
Por Jose r. SGnfehz

Dice un economists que la
cosa mas inutil que Robinson
Crusoe salv6 del naufragio,
fueron las monedas de orc.
FL dinero posee un alto gra-
do de utilidad a la bora en- que
Sc necesita, cuando con esas
monedas compramos las cosas
que nos hacen mas falta. ESQ
es TODD.
Pero tengo Observable que
cuando mas necesitamos ell d.
nero, entonces cuesta mas ira
bajo ell conseguirlo, por me-
dio del trabajo. Los que te-
MAN y tienen p6lizas de segu-
ros estan resguardados; pero
los que tenian sus ahorros EN-
los bancos que sc declararon
en- bancarrota desde ell ano
1929 hasta 1888, Sc quedaron
a la Luna de Valencia. Y me
causa mucha risa los econo-
mistas que siempre nos cantan
ESQ de: "Ustedes no fueron
precavidos en- la juventud y
ahora estan pagando las con-
secuenciaS",
Esos economists no recuer-
dan a las "Cajas de Ahorros'
y todas las empresas y bancos
La gaceta., 1939-08-15
La de Cuba


Por este medic sc cita a todos
los hermanos de la 0rden Caba-
Hero de la Luz para la tenida
que Sc efectuara mahana mier-
coles, en- ell edificio de la Doce
avenida y calle -.
Els con ell fin de Tecibir la vi
sta de la Logia Nueva Luz No.
100, de la respectable rama ma
s6nica.
Suplicase la asistencia de to-
dos los hermanos por v. Coma
lez, ell secretario.
"SibOReY'
Volvera a cruzar hoy por la
pantalla, 10 mismo que manana
microbes, la notable pelicula Gu
bana "Siboney", estrenada ell do
minga.
Mas de 100000 cost6 ell Fill
mar" la cinta, que ha sido como
un estimulo para otros produc-
tos cubanos.
La gaceta., 1939-08-15
LISTA DE CONTRIBUYEN-
TIES PARA Ell COMITE PO-
PULAR DE u A LOS
~REFUGIADOS
iViene de la So pdg.)

Leto and Sons, Barberfa de Pc
drito, Two Friends Cafe, Jose
FuenteS, Mercedes Hernandez,
H. Hernandez, Barber Shop,
Valdes Shoe Shop, Jose Benito
Shop, L. Cotton, Gro,
Reina Bro. Co., Garage Ga. ave.
y Gale 16, LoCicero Gro, Maui
riz Reina Co., SaStreria de Sua-
rez, Aurora Garcia, Aurora A
rias, Richard Barber Shop, Pu-
leo Feed Stoe, j. and P. Grocery
.Barberia de Felo, Main and Ar
menia Fill. Sta, Agliano Fish
La gaceta., 1939-08-15

que quebraron, tragandose
hasta los botones.
Los agiotistas y especulado-
res no perdieron NADIA, pues
ell dinero que manipulaban era
de los trabajadores.
Gracias a la determination
de nuestro previsor Presidente
Roosevelt, ESQ no volvera a ST.
ceder. Hoy los ahorros de los
pobres obreros estan asegura-
dos, para que no Sc los ira
guen mas.
La gaceta., 1939-08-15
FL Senador Claude Pepper

SenadOr Claude Pepper
Nos llega de Washington Ia
nOticia de que ell senador Claude
Pepper, tan querido en- Tampa,
sera operado hoy en- un hospital
de esa ciudad.
Muchos de sus amigos Sc in
teresaran Embellishments por
Ell.
Nosotros, con la mayor since
ridad, hacemos votos porque
cuanto antes pueda retornar a
sus labores en- pro de la Florida
" de la naci6n.
La gaceta., 1939-08-15
La Fiesta del C{rcmo

Esta asegurado ell exito del
Picnic que ell Circulo Cubano
ofrecera ell domingo en- su pre-
.ioso patio. Sc almorzara a la
sombra, grac.as a las horas de
trabajo dedic adas q la poderosa
sociedad por muchos socios en-
tusiastas.
Valiosas representations de
sociedades, en- prueba de esti-
maci6n al Circulo, han separado
cubiertos. Hasta ell presente sa-
Demos que asistiran delegacio-
mes de la directiva del Centre
Espanol y Ell Comite Popular
Democratico.
La gaceta., 1939-08-15
DOCTORS FORMULA
. GREAT SUCCESS FOR UGLY SURFACE
PIN PIES
ELOGlADA DE COSTA
A COSTA

No pase humillaciones por tener
la cara LENA oe granos. Aqui es-
IA la aynda. FL hQu,do EMO
poderoso suavizante, alivia ra9i-
damente la comezon ell dolur v
cura. ZEMO contiene 10 de los
m a $ ]poderosos Electives ingre-
dientes medicos, recomendados
por specialists de gran m6rito.
Una prueba lie convencera. 30 cts.
60c y $1.00. En- cualquier botica.
La gaceta., 1939-08-15
NOTAS SOCIALE
DSn de Jaego en- Ell
PdrQNe Reg

Din de Jaego en- Ell
ParQWe Reg
Es hoy Dia de Juego en- e
paltgue Ray, situado en- Howard
y Cherry, frente al Centre Els.
panol, barriada de West Tam.
pa.
Sera su primer Dia Annual de
Juego y Ell programa incluye &C.
tividades atl6ticas, diversiones
un Wedding Circus, Corrida'
de Toros C6mica, acto de fuer-
"a, cancione3 y n1meros musi'
Gales cubanos, italianOs y espa.
noles. La entrada sera compile
tamente gratis.
Varios teams participaran
entire ellos Latin American Ath
letic Club, Sexteto Tropical Gu.
ban Orchestra, FL Bien Publico
Drug Store, Eagle Drug Co,
Royal Theatre, Terry Girls, to-
dos de "volley-ball'; Rey Park
Independents y Rey Park Ram
bier Boys, y la Rey Park Har-
monica Band.
Tomaran parte en- ell progra-
ma los siguientes ninos, ninas,
hombres y mujeres!
John Fernandez, Louis Valdes,
Henry De Armas, George Ra-
mos, Alfonso Casal, Angel Con
zalez, Robert Cerezo, Adrian
Hernandez, Frank Case, Os-
valid Calder6n, Johnny Alfonso,
Robert Diaz, Sam Ficarrotta,
Tony CYCLIC, Tony Garcia, Mike
Leon, Violet Rosas, Ludia Ga
rriga, Zenia George, Norma
Palarcos, Dora Ruiz, Olga Ira
sorras, Nilda Echevarrfa, Au-
rora Gutierrez, Margaret Do
RADIO, Elvia Disdiel, Mary Pu-
leo, Angie Castellano, Ida Fer
nandez, Violet Ruiz, Lucy Fer.
nandez, Leona Gutierrez, Mirta
Trasorras, Ida Vazquez, Hildd
Cerezo, Orlando Diaz, Merce-
des Cano, Robert Diaz, Olga
Dorado Aurora Alfonso, Car
los Acosta, Ross Aguirre, Char.
les Rodriguez, Delio Valdes, Al
mando Valdes, Ofelia Tapanes
Eloy Cohalla, Sally Padr6n, A
licia Padr6n, Olga Montero
Mary Windam, Charles Wood
Armando Hernandez, Grac,
Hernandez, Peter CYCLIC, Lloyt
Wood, Albert Rodriguez, All.
bert Dominguez, Buck Gnann
LOuisPerez, Joe Carranza, Vic
let Rodriguez, Violet Echeve
rria, Elisa Crescent, Carmen 4
rias, Claudina Gutierrez, Jacl
Ferrara, Steve Garcia, Johi
Garcia, Paul Ferraro, Woodrow
Garcia, Raymond Balbin y 10,
Hernandez.
La gaceta., 1939-08-15
The AWFUL PRICE YOU PAY FOR BEING
NERVOUS
Check Below And See If You Have
Amy OF The Signs

Quivering nerves can make you old and
haggard looking, cranky and hard to live
with-can keep you awake nights and rob
YOU Of good health, good times and Jobs.
Don't let yourself "go" like that. Start
taking q good, reliable tonic-one made ssps-
eiallg for roMei. And could you ask for any
thing whose benefits have been better proved
than worldfamOus Lydia L. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Let the wholesome herbs and roots Of
Pinkhafh's Compound help Nature calm
your shrieking nerves, tone up your system,
and help lessen distress from female func-
tionRl disorders.
time-provon Pinkham's Compound TO-DAY
La gaceta., 1939-08-15

.nicha a Hitler, por cuanto Pc
lCnia no 10 consentira e ira a
la guerra.
Las conferencias de Salz-
burg entire Ciano v Won Rib
.bcntrop acknowledgements tuv e
ron relaci0n con los mediOs pa
ra conquistar a Danzig sin
lc?er en- la guerra.
La gaceta., 1939-08-15
Luisa Maria Morales, la exc

Luisa Maria Morales, la exec
lente cantante Guiana, tace ga
Ia de su pteciosa VOC en- las can
ZONES tituladas 'FCelos", "Ma-
drigal Y como integrante del
Duo Siboney con Ell tenor Oscar
Lombardo.
La bellisima Maria Antonio
ia Pons, que nos vista en- com
pania de Juan 0rol, interpreta
e. papel de "Siboney".
Dos dias lie quedan al pGblico.
La gaceta., 1939-08-15

EN- Ell TEATRO CASINO
P0r Jose r. SanfsHz

va es cosa bien sabida, cue
los cubanos ponemos en- sofa
todas nuestras alegrias y trista-
zas. Puede afirmarse que la his
La gaceta., 1939-08-15
Enfeqnao

Primo Lord, un apreciado a
migo, esta enfermo. Sc lie atien
lie con ell mayor cuidado.
La gravedad de las primeras
horas de la dolencia, parece ha-
Der desaparecido.
lie deseamos un pronto resta-
blecimiento.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-04-01

Mrs. Mae Lovett. of Philadelphia. Pa.
formerly of Hartford.
Robt. ". Wells was in charge of
the octet that rendered music for the
Methodist mems breakfast at South
Park Methodist Church. Last Sunday
morning the Sacrament was served
before the breakfast. DR.. Hopes being
one Of the three celebrants. 1t was an
inter-racial meeting and was highly
interesting and important from many
angles. Many of the men of Bethel
attended. The Bethel Choral Club will
prepare the Easter Music at Bethel
church. The SIS. Easter program will
be held al the Sunday School hour in
the Sunday school auditorium. Supt.
Wells has arranged many interesting
features assisted by the teachers. Joe
McCaskil who is in the Municipal Hos
Uital Is very sick, with a relapse from
his accident and is now suffering with
pneumonia. All the other sick are i'm
proving. Palm Sunday will be fittinglv
celebrated with q sermon by pastor
Hopes, and the distribution of palms
Mrs. Mile Edwards will again render
Palms" She has q rich. well trained
lyric soprano voice. Her singing will
be one Of the high lights OF the ser
vice.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-04-01
CHELSEA
Peoples Church. 166 Pearl Street
Rev. Luther Marion Fuller

CHELSEA. Mass, Mar. 9a-Sundsv.
April ,, the sermon subject viii BE-:
Challenging Gods World Policies. -
Sunday School, 1890 pm. with Mrs.
Levlns Milhksn in charge.
Well, after 8 Vacation from the
column for one issue. this Is vour
Scribe, Ricardo E Ward. back on the
lob with news q local intereS1--.At 3
meeting March . q the prospective
directors Of the proposed settlement
house, your coluunist vas very much
impressed with the inr-icscies q. and
the broad scope a the Lincoln House
n Boston The purpose q TIE gather
ing was 70 demonstrate 3 social settle
ment n action. and. 7 spite q our
intimate knowledge o. the subject
we were amazed with the impressive.
unrehesrsed range a + We wish al
Of you had been there n order 70 con
vince even the most hardened skautic
ot the feasibility Of what may Be ex-
pected here We attended the Neigh
borhood Mite" 81 the Robert Gould
Shaw House. Rox- Monday eve. We