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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24

Arthur Francis Novak, jen5
Obdrzel diplom A. B. z Univer.
sity Maryland, konci nynf svo.
il graduacnf praci v depart.
mentu Bakteriologie ma uni
versite v Alabama. Ia pred.
met sve graduacn1 these zvolil
81 pokusy, jez konal cd Ear
1889 do dubna 1910.
Pap1rnicky zavod v Alaba.
ma dovolil mu pine pracovati
v podniku SVEN. Predmet je.
no byl prvnlm sveho druhu v
zemi teto.
Pap1rova hmota a papirovy
system poskytujf plodne pole
pro drobnomernou cinnost,
konstatuje Novak. Tyto sky
taj1 dobrou dodavku, potreb-
nou vlhkost, vzduchove maple
tt, potrebnou temperature a j.
ste svetlo, dodal Novak.
V jeho zvlastnfm patrani,
byl We stavu pozorovati zdroje
nakazy a porusenl. z toho mo-
hi rozhodnout,, jakych pro-
stredkG uzfti We zmensenf poe
tn bakterif v dokoncenem pro-
duktu.
Hlavnf zdroje nakazy male
zeny byly vniknutfm vody z
feky do tovarny a drevo, z ne
hoz vyrab1 Sc pap1rova hmota.
K tomu Novak pridal re jiny-
mi zdroji nakazy zpGsobeny
kl1hem, nezdravym stavem ma
sinerie a lidmi pracujicfmi V
tovarne.
Zkoumanf jest potrebnym.
D1lezitost spoc1va We faktu,
re dnes mnohe potraviny cho-
vany jsou V pap1rovych nadob-
kach anebo re zabaleny jsou V
papiru. Jestlize pap1r jest bez
bakteri1, plesniviny a jinych
organismG, jez molly by zavi-
niti porusen1 a nakazu potra-
vim, pax neZaVlnl pOruSenl pO-
travin. +
Tyto pokusy konany byly
pod vedenlm dra. Mildred En-
glebrecht v odboru bakteriolo-
gle. Az Novak studii svoji
skonc1, obdrz1 dekret mistra
Doufa, re vstoupi pax
do Hopkins anebo do lekarske
University Marylandske.
Pro prltomnou dobu doufa, re
jeho prace budou u
We vyrobe vice zdra-
votn1ho pap1ru.
Arthur je synem Franka c..
a Amy Novak, {. 1886 E. Mo-
ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24
PORANEN PADEM.

Elmer Pfeiffer, 9 rokG starry
pfi hre ma cvicisti v Curtis Bay
padl a zranil sc vazne ma lebce
V nemocnici, South Baltimore
General konstatovano, re trpl
Otfesem mOZku.
- William Doell, 83lety z
Walther Boulevard zlamal 81
pravou nohu a zranil zadni
cast tela, kdyz v pondelf v no.
CT klouzl a padl ma trave v
Herring Run parku v bl1zkosti
Hartford road.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24
MlStnl ZprdYy.
Z k~rajanskych kruhI.

- Re svatebni cesty vratili
Sc V pondeli novomanzeIe p.Ri-
chard Klecka a pf. Margarete
rozena Ruttig. Novomanzele,
kteTi oddani byli 5. kvetna.
vlastnf dun ma Kentucky ave.
- z move pohrebnf kaple
firmy Cvach & Syn, pohfben
byl ma hTbitove Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele 20. kvetna Joseph Ticha
obuvnfk, manzel Amy Ticha,
jenz zesnul We start 80 rok1.
Narodil Sc V Cechach. Zemrel
ma zapal Pile.
z pohrebnf kaple firmy
Cvach & Syn pohTben byl 10.
kv6tna William McComas,
manzel Catherine McComas,
jenz zemrel ma zapal Pile We
veku 81 rokG II. kvetna. Po-
hrben byl We Philadelphia, Pa.
= Ma hrbitove Nejsv. Wy
kupitele pohTbena byla %.
kvetna Marie Lisy, manzelka
Louise Lisyho, {. 700 N. Bel
nord avenue, jez zemrela We
start 60 rok1 II. kv6tna. Ze-
snula narodila Sc V Ceskoslo-
vensku. Nalezela ku spolku
Vlastimila. Vedle truchllciho
manzela zanechava zde ditky:
Adolph Lisy, George Lisy, Via
stimilla Slechter, Louis Lisy,
Rose Schlauch, Emilia Lisy a
Edward Lisy. Nosici rakve
byli: George Stepchek, Joseph
Sanda, George Kufer, John
Motif a Frank Gottal.
Pohreb vypravil Charles E.
Schimunek.
V pondel1 vecer uspora-
dana Dude "Bingo" zabava We
skolnf mfstnosti kostela Cesko-
Moravskych Bratrf ma Ashland
a Washington ulic1ch.
- Tuto nedeli, 26. kvetna
vzhGru ma celodennf vylet KITE
ry poTada Baltimorska Jedno-
ia Sokolic ma TaboTe Tyrs. o
dobrOu zabavu postarano. Pr
veckO, dobra kuchyn. Hudba
sOk. Jana Svitaka.
= Dftky Ceske Svobodomy-
sine skoly Augustfn Herman
poradaj1 Bes1dku S bohatym
programem v sobotu, dine l..
cervna 1910 7 hodin vecer v
D6lnick6m Dome, rob Madison
a Rose ul. Pc ukoncenf pro-
gramu tanecnf zabava pfi hud-
be p. Svitaka. Vstupne 25c.
- Celodennf vylet a veTej-
ne cvicenf porada Sbor Sokolic
a Sokolska Jednota "Blesk" g.
cervna ma sokolskem taboru
Tyrs. Hudba sok. Jana Svita-
ka. Vytecna kuchyn a dobry
mok. Doprovod cvicenf obsta-
ra sok. Jerome Stetka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24

nez jina skladiste valecnych
zasob byla poskozena. Jina let
ka bombardovala skladiste
nafty v Bergenu, v Norsku.
Nemci oznamujf, re pri naletu
ma Hamburk bylo zabito 20 a
raneno 81 osob, pry "civilistad"
a vyhrozuj1 represaliemi, &C
JeJich letci jen v belgickem me
ste Lovan pumami zabili pres
800 obcanskych obyvatel.
Kapitulaci holandske arma-
dy dostal Sc do rukou Hitlero-
vych hord take ostrov Tholen
V Holandsku, O kterem Sc pred
poklada, re odtud pochazi ro-
dina ROOSEVELT.
V zpravach Sc oznamuie. re
tento ostrov, lez1cf u PROVINCE
iceland v jihozapadnfm Ho-
landsku, byl okupovan Nemci.
Z ostrova Tholan die nekte-
rych historikG pochazi Klaes
Martenszen van Roosevelt,
predek dvou americkych pre-
sident1, ktery pfijel do New
Yorku v r. 1649.
President Theodore Roose-
welt navst1vil tento ostrov, kdyz
podnikl cestu do Evropy 20
skoncen1 sveho 1Tadu.
correspondent Middleton z
Chicazske Tribuny popisuje
jednu scenu takto:
Mesto, v nemz jsme Sc zasta-
viii otrasalo sc tezkymi vybu-
chy a ranami z protiaeroplano
vych del. Poznali jsme 1cinky
bomb, kdyz jsme projfzdeli
mesteckem, ktere Is minut ma
to bylo bombovano osmi nemec
kymi letadly. Zapalne bomby
zmenily hlavn1 ulici v more
plamen1, kdyz jsme Sc vrace-
Ii. Bezenci, kteTf choulili Sc
We dveT1ch domku nebo skry-
vail Sc pod vozy, byly raneni
nebo zabiti.
Vojaci zanechali svych 1ko-
III a jail sc zachranovati rane-
ne a hasiti ohne. Ia hodinu u
lice byly vyklizeny a proud be-
zencI = dvacet mil dlouhy =
opet dial Sc ma sv1zelnou cestu
mimo spalen6 domy a mrtvoly
zabitych.
Anna Morganova, sestra J.
F. Morgana vyslovila Sc, re
nemecke bombardovani bezen-
CT v severn1 Francii "je desne
hrozne."
Morganova, ktera organise
vala vybor PTatel Francie, by
la donucena odjeti re severn1
Francie, nasledkem bombardo-
van1 nemeckymi aeroplany,
kdyz jej1 ambulancnf odd1l,
provazeny automobily Americ
kych dobrovoln1kd, SNAIL Sc
zachraniti civilni obyvatele.
Dodala, re Sc vypravl brzy O.
pet tam, kde je pomoci tTeba.
Ophelia Tiley z Essex, Conn.
vyprav6la, re jedna z nej1zas-
nejsfch vec1, jez zeny, Tfdfcf
ambulance a auta, zjistily, by
10 sestrelenf nemeckeho pilo-
ia, ktery byl oblecen v anglic-
Ike uniforme. Mel zlomenou
a umiral We francouz-
skem lazaretu, kdyz zeny pTi-
sly. Jedna z Mich tazala Sc jej:
"Jak mIzete ospravedlniti
bombardovan1 zen a d6ti?" Pr
lot odpovedel: "Je to valka.
He'll Hitler!" Nicmene zadal,
ably jeho zena a rodina byly u
vedomeny o jeho smrti.
Mnoho civiln1ch lid1 je zabi-
to a raneno ma zeleznicnich sta
nic1ch a trat1ch, jez jsou po-
vazovany Nemci "a valecne OBJ
jekty (pokud jsou ma spojenec
KEN 1zem1), pravila Tileoyva
dodala, re ma jednom dvore
videla dive mrtvoly zen, pro-
stfilene kulemi re strojni pus-
ky.
V Moskve Izvestija, vladni ca
sopis pravi, re evropska valka
Sc We svetovy konflikt,
ktery brzy zachvati Stredozem
nj more a Balkan a re strhne i
Staty a Japonsko.
P1se v redakcnfm clanku:
"Imperialisticka valka zacf-
ma 81 vyzadovati miliony obetf.
Jedna miliarda dive ste pade-
sat milionu lidl, cili pres polo
vina lidstva, je jiz We valecne
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24

Francie ucinila opatrenf, a
by zesllila obranu sve domac
fronty. Bylo oznameno zrfze
nj organisac1 obcanskych garc
v kazde obci. Vice nez 25, OO(
skolnich det1 bylo odvezeno :
Paflze do vzdalenych NEST {
mestecek. Zeny nemecke ma
rodnosti byly internovany W
Veledrome.
Obcanske gardy budou Sc
staveny hlavne z vyslouzilc1 Z
velke valky. Mezi jejich DO
vinostmi Dude konati nocn
hlldky, hlasiti objeveni Sc ci
zlch aeroplanG, mfti dozor mac
cinnost1 podezfelych osob q Ia
krocovati proti padakovym cd.
d1lum, jez byly by ~spusteny We
Francii.
Mezi nemeckymi zenami, je5
byly internovany, jsou kuchar-
ky, stenografky, herecky, VIDA
ne zeny. Mezi mimi je tez jed
ma jeptiska. Policie nynf stiha
Nemce a Nemkyne, kterf sc do
brOvolne nepTihlasili.
Jinou udalost1 ma domaci
fronte bylo odsouzenf IA komu
nistG, z nichz vetSina zaujfma-
la vefejne 1rady, k trestGm cd
dvou do peti let zalafe "a roz-
sifovanf pobuTujfcfch, komu-
nistickych a porazeneckych le-
takd.
Vrchnf velitel spojeneckeho
vojska, general Maurice Gu
stave Gamelin vydal rozkaz k
armada: "Zv1tezit nebo pad
nout." Pro spojenecke vojsko
nen1 jiz vice mozny 1stup,
Kdyz nemuze zv1tezit ma vyka
zanem m1ste, must radeji pad
nOut, nez ustupovat.
S~pojenecke vojsko vyklidilo
hlavn1 mesto Belgie Brusel.
Belgicka vlada Sc prest6hova-
la do Ostende. Nemci hlasi, re
obsadili Brusel, Louvain a Me-
chelen a re vnikli do vnejsiho
opevnenf Antwerp.
N6mecka armada pronika
francouzskym opevn6n1m me-
ri Sedanem a Mezieres a touto
prGrvou Sc zene severozapad-
MIN smerem k Anglickemu ka-
nalu. To je hlavn1 dGvod, proc
spojenci museli sc vzdati Bru-
selu. Mohli byti odTfznuti cd
svych zasobovac1ch zakladen
We Francii.
Dive zmechanisovane nemec-
Ike kolony Sc zenou smerem k
Laonu a Marie, jen asi sedm-
desat mil severovychodne cd
Paf1ze. Jedna zmechanisova-
ma nemecka kolona eta asi
400 tank1.
Nemecka taktika uzita v po-
dnech zalez1 hlavne
ma tankovem 1toku, ktery je
podporovan letadly, bombar-
a stT1lej1c1mi z kulo-
ma nepratelske oddly.
Tanky, ktere operujf bez po-
moci letadel lie snadno vyra-
dit z boje. Naciste Sc pokusili
vyuz1t otfesu zpdsobeneho "
francouzskych radach nahlym
k shazovan1 para
sutist1 v tylu armady. Spojen-
ii Sc vsak rychle pTizpGsobili k
novym bitevn1m podm1nkam, a
prvek prekvapeni, KITE
~ re zacatku prosp1val Mem
cum, nyn1 zmizel. Nemci po-
lz1vaji vsech moznych pro-
k zvetsenf a zes1lenf u
5oku. Pocfta Sc re ma jih Maui
oeuge operuje asi 5000 nemec-
tankd. Nektere typy tan
XII byly dosud spojencdm ne
ale francouzske delo-
3trelectvo uz 81 ma ne zvyklo.
LIE definitivne T1ci, re situace
velmi vaznou, ale nj
koli katastrofaln1, jak Sc tvrd1
' panickych povestech.
Pc obsazen1 Bruselu a Mali
nes, vtrhly nemecke oddly do
mesta Antwerp.
Anglicke letectvo provedlo
dals1 velky nalet ma nemecke
kolony postupuj1c1 do Francie
a nicilo mostly, silnice a skladi-
Ste benzinu. Velky nalet byl
proveden ma mesta v zapad-
nim a severn1m Nemecku. V
Hamburku a v Bremach byla
Ieteckymi pumami zapalena
skladiste benzinu. Row.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24

Den
"ZdObenf HrObil. "

We ctvrtek vd6cnou Ameri-
kou konana Dude pamatka
"Zdobeni Hrob6".
Srdcem zij1cfch vladnouti
budou V den ten zajist6 zvlas-
te Five vzpomfnky ma ty Verne,
dobre, kteff klidny spanek sp1
ma hTbitovech.
"Telegraf" v tydnu tom
vydan Dude We stTedu.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-12-12

IN ADDRESSING Christmas cards,
L many questions are bound to
arise with regard to correct form.
The following tips on addressing
Christmas cards will, therefore, be
welcomed by all who have cards to
send.
Christmas greeting cards fall into
two general classes, formal and in
formal. If you use printed or en-
graved cards for formal use, the
title Miss, Mr., or Mr.. and Mrs.
should preferably appear above the
greeting. For instance: Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Russell wish you Mer-
ry Christmas" rather than "A Mer-
ry Christmas from Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Russell"
Whose name should come first,
the husbands or the wife's? Gen.
orally, the husbands name comes
first. On informal cards, signed in
ink, it is quite proper to sign, Bill
and Shirley" or Bill and Shirley
Adams, depending, of course, upon
how well you know the acquaintance.
A married woman, whether her
husband is alive or not, should be
addressed with Mrs" prefixed to
her husbands full name. Every
card sent out should bear a Mr..
Mrs., or Miss prefix. Failure to use
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cident was aired. It seems that E. s..
Black not only righted his wrong,
which was insofar as the state board
was concerned Intentional, by dig
ging up a little stuff on other
schools, but they say T. A. Brim,
former Kennewick basketball coach,
also had the buck passed to him.
Toppenish, Pasco and Ellensburg do
not seem to mind much, the way
it turned out. They wound up in q
three-way tie for first. However, Art
Jones of Toppenish, head of the val
ley athletic board believes that the
past grid season should and will be
crossed off the books. =. ~ ="
The only good thing about the
whole business was that because
Black turned up at the Seattle meet
ing with counter ineligibilities, was
that the Kennewick high student
body cid not have to suffer a sus-
pension. However don't get the idea
that this column believes the stu
dents best interests were the sole
purpose. n a.~ IL
On the winning end when the
conference hop schedule goes into
the second week: Toppenish should
get the larger part of the score with
Kennewick, however, don't put this
one on the cinch list. The Lions are
still a mystery team. Sunnyside
looks plenty good over Pasco, while
Prosser will go through a breather
with Wapato. .-.. 90
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this prefix is an objectionable
breach of courtesy.
Do not address a divorce by her
maiden name, unless such name has
been established by legal procedure.
John Robertson may be a bust
ness associate of yours, to whom
you want to send Christmas card,
but you do not know his wife. What
shall you do in a case of this kind?
1t is quite proper to send your card
to Mr.. and Mrs. John Robertson, al.
though, on the other hand, it is
equally proper to send the card in
his name only. 1t adds little of
the personal touch to learn the home
address and send the card there,
although directing the card to
business address is quite proper.
Some question as to the proprie-
ty of sending out Christmas cards
may enter the minds of the family
in mourning. BY the same token,
some question may arise as to the
sending of Christmas cards to them.
If the bereavement is very recent
within month-it may be better for
the family to omit Christmas cards.
And cards to be sent to the family
should be selected with considera-
BILE care.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-12-12
AH-Day Fellowship

The Assembly Of God church will
have a special all-day fellowship
meeting on Monday, December 18th,
at the Christian church.
There will be three services, the
morning service beginning at 1000,
afternoon service at 200, evening at
7:30.
Dinner and supper will be served
in the basement of the church.
The Rev. D. H. Mclaughlin, NV.
Dist. Presbyter, of Walla Walla will
take charge Of the meeting and diff
ferent ministers from all parts of
the section will be speaking in
each service.
The public IS cordially invited to
come and enjoy good inspiring mes
SageS, good music and singing, and
good fellowship.
Pastor G. v. Shattuck.
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Gift Suggestions Are
Discussed at Meeting

WESTERN HORSE HEAVEN
The 3-H Economic club met We'd
nesday at the home Of Mrs. Rodney
Travis. Roll call was answered by
suggestions for Christmas gifts. The
luncheon table was decorated with
red candles and tree ornaments ar
ranged in star moldS and was very
effective. After luncheon Miss Berry
gave other suggestions for the holi-
days such as making wreatheS, gift
wrappingS, ideas for gifts and dis
played an attractively packed box
of homemade candies. This was
followed by a gift exchange and
games. Mrs. Edward Tyacke gave
a short discussion Of the second
unit in kitchen planning, the stove,
and cupboards near it. The next
meeting will be January 8, at the
home of Mrs. Frank Smith.
Thirty-one visitors from the Ken
newick Valley Grange attended the
local meeting Saturday night. After
the business meeting, several of the
visitors gave short talks, after which
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-12-12
Pioneer Tells of War
Days to History Class

HOVER. E. Cochran spoke to
Miss McCurdy's history class at the
River View high Monday afternoon.
His subject was Of the Civil War
days. He told the students Of the
things he remembers also things his
father told him.
A girl. Sharon Kay, was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Smith at the
Pasco hospital on Wednesday, De-
cember 4. Mrs. Smith and infant
daughter were brought to the Dick
Smith home on Monday.
Practice started this week for
the Christmas program at the
church.
John Mccoy came home last week
from California, where he has been
employed for several months.
Mrs. Emily Laudel was a Walla
Walla visitor Saturday.
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Paging Sport Fans

These first few words on the 194O-
A. basketball season which has just
started are going to draw lot Of
Comment from fans, foremost of
these will be nuts to that noise" It
iaoks like a three team league all the
nav TO the finish and even these are
,,of too evenly matched. Toppenish,
WenneW;ck and Sunnyside look as
tho they might finish the season in
that order.
Tcnpenish and Sunnyside tangled
last Thursday in Toppenish and the
cats eliminated the Grizzlies, for
the time being, 81 to II. In spite of
the glaring fact that the Sunnyside
c1ub was a much smoother working
team. what landed the Grizzlies on
fine low end of the score was the
same thing that is going to stand
the rest of the league on it's ear
when the rangy Wildcats are the
opposition. Coach Jim Wilkinson
Of Toppenish is using the same tao
tics as last season in throwing two
first fives into the fight in alternat-
ing qIdIIe1S.
One of these teams has an average
height of over six feet and their
strength on the backboards is just
as strong as one would expect. The
other group, smaller, but faster, in
the Sunnyside game made a much
better showing. This five has plen-
ty of speed and the members are
much better shots. They made a
fair average of their shots, while the
big lads were taking the ball off the
blackboard and throwing it back at
the basket most of the evening with
a shocking lack of success in aiding
the score in any way.
Kennewick, expected to put in a
strong bid, was kept out of action
last week due to the fact that the
KenneWick schools were forced to
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Kiona-B Benton, Hosts
to Finley Changers

BENTON CTTY-The Kiona-Ben-
ton grange was host Wednesday eve
ming to twenty-five members of the
Finley grange and Mr.. and Mrs. D.
L. Henson of the Horse Heaven
grange. The program was put on by
the home economics department, ar
ranged by Mrs. Ed Jacobson. About
70 were served refreshments.
Romano Rayhill left last week
for Lewiston where she enrolled at
the normal school.
Mrs. Elna Mathews returned on
Thursday from the Pasco hospital.
She entered for observation after
being taken suddenly i'll. -.,
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Musgrove of
Vallejo, Calf, are here for a two
weeks visit with Musgrove's uncle,
Tom Scott and with Mrs. Musgrove's
parents at Kennewick.
w. B. Uland, ill for several
months, was taken Thursday to st.
Elizabeth's hospital in Yakima by
Mrs. Uland and E. D. Cobb. Mrs.
Uland is remaining in Yakima with
him.
The Kwatem Pinochle club was
entertained Saturday evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Wilson. High
honors went to Mrs. Erwin Knowles
and Joe Tfiesch. Consolation to
Mrs. Joe Triesch and Walter Culp.
Culp also received the travelling
prize. The December 81 meeting
will be a Christmas party at the
Rolf Anderson home.
Miss Valda Stone was honored
on her birthday anniversary We'd
nesday evening when Mrs. John
Stone and Mrs. Glen Grending en-
tertained a large group of young
people at the Stone home.
The Highland Ladies club met on
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Oral
Mrs. Claude Mont
gomery was co-hostess. Mrs. Roy
Henson presided in tie absence of
the president and vice president and
Mrs. G. E Morgan was leader Of a
hobby program. The women teach
ers were special guests, Mrs. Chit |
wood presented Virginia Howard,
violin, and Patty Montgomery, at
the piona in two numbers.
The next meeting will be the |
Christmas party December 10th at
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PAGE NINE

MA .. AluBA. Assss
The program consisted Of a slSit,
two songs and q truth and conse-
quences quiz by six men and six
women in which the men were
winners. A get-aCquainted game
and dancing followed with Mrs. J.
Tomaske and Mrs. Maurice McBee
at the piano. Refreshments con-
Sisting Of sandwiches, cake, and
coffee were served.
Guy Travis was a business visitor
at several Locust Grove homes on
Friday.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-12-12
Lemon Juice Recipe Checks
Rheumatic Pain Quickly g..

If you suffer from rheumatic, arthri-
tbs or neuritis pain, Try. this. simple
inexpensive home recipe that thousands
are using. Get package Of Ru-Ex
Compound today. Mix it with a. quart
of water, add the juice Of lemons.
It's easy. Pleasant and no trouble
at all. You need only table
spoonfuls two times day. Often
within 48 hours = sometimes over
night splendid results are obtained.
II the pains do not quickly : leave
and if you do not feel better, Ru-Ex
will cost you nothing to try as it. is
sold by your. druggist under an abso-
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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-12-12

the home of Mrs. Robert Johanson.
There will be a gift exchange and
Mrs. Tom Scott will be program
leader.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-12-12

Drink glass Of milk before 20 u
90 to bed at night. It prevents
hunger pangs. Reduces the drain ran,
Of energy during sleep. Also sup, !,
VI i; enT n,,fy;ents that the body has
Ised up during the day. And i re-
member, milk IS easily digesteo'
WASHINGTON STATE DAi r 7,
opoDucTs coMMISSioN
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-11
~WRIGHTSBORO HOME
CLUB CONDUCTS MEET

The monthly meeting Of the
Wrlghtsboro Home Demonstration
club was held recently.
Project leaders who gave their re.
ports were Mrs. John r. Morris.
food and nutrition leader, Mrs. Ru-
dolph Murray, home management
leader. Miss Ann Mason, home
agent, gave a talk on adult educa-
ZION. During the business hour, it
was announced that the club would
donate five dollars to the Civitan
club for the Iron Lung fund. IT was
also announced that the district
meeting Of home clubs will be held
in Burgaw on June II.
Those present were Mrs. A. G.
Setter. Mrs. F. A. Jordan, Mrs. J.
W. Lennon, Mrs. j. r. Morris, Mrs.
]. R. Harrell, Mrs. c. G.. Smith,
Mrs. J. A. Varga, Mrs. j. A. West
brook, Mrs. Ed Wright, Mrs. R.. D.
Murray. Mrs. Paul Gaylord, Mrs.
Adrian Williams and Miss Ann Ma
son.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-11
SERVICE AND All
CLUBS WILL HOLD
MEET IN BURGAW

The annual meeting Of the 18th
district of federated All and Service
clubs will be held at the Burgaw
High school on Wednesday, June 70.
The program follows: Song, Am.
erica; Pledge to Flag, Unison. Wei
come, Elizabeth Hamilton, Fender;
Response, Pauline Lewis, Brunswick;
Appointment Of Committees, Chair
man; Reading of Minutes, Mary Alice
Lewis, Brunswick; Roll Call and
County Reports, Secretary; Song,
Hello; Greetings, F. H. Jeter, State
Extension editor; Team Demonstra-
ton, Duplin, New Hanover, Bruins
wick, and Fender counties; Report
of Committees; Song, "4-H Pledge;
1890 p. M. Lunch (bring lunch)
Court House Square; Recreation, Led
by Miss Hattie P. Mallard. Duplin
county. The following New Hanover
county girls r. asked to serve on
the different committees: Registra-
ton, Doris Landen, courtesy, Lucy
Horne, resolution, Ruth Bostian.