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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-24
Engagements
WEAVING LOWELL

Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Ruth O'Neil, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John ONeil of North Haven to Russell Weaving. Jr., son of MT. and Mrs. Russell Weaving of Naugatuck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-24
ACBK BUTTONS

The buttons on the backs of some styles of coats are memento of the days when men wore sword belts, which were held in place by these buttons.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-09
Girl Reserves
Give Program

MOUNT CLEMENS HIGH
SCHOOL Girl Reserves were to
present an auditorium program
this afternoon. Called chit
parade, the program was to
present members of the organi-
cation dressed to represent
songs. Announcer for the event
was to be Mary Jane Shoemaker.
Beth Wilkerson, Phyllis Mclean
and Priscilla Tinker were to
be vocalists, and the pianist Ken
meth Redford.
The program was to open with
the organizations song, when
q Girl Reserve Walks Down the
Streets, with all the girls in
the uniform and blue ties filing
across the stage. From then ON
the gi:ls were to appear as var
ious songs, in deliberately plan
ned costumes.
Those taking part in the hit
parade were to be Phyllis Nc
Lean, Edna Mae Sales, who was
to do a tap dance in her ap-
pearance, Marilyn Clark, Rob-
erta Stewart, Ann Breitmeyer,
Margaret DeLaRue, Lucille
Hunt, Priscilla Tinker, Made
leine Blank.
Jean Pringnitz Is chairman of
the event.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-09
Loyal Workers
Plan Public
Gardening Party

LOYAL WORKERS CIRCLE
yesterday made tentative plans
for a gardening card party, to
be held at the Kings Daughters
Home on Market street on May
%, at eight o'clock. The public
is to be invited to the party,
prizes for which will be garden
ing gadgets, seeds, and 50 forth.
Each guest will be presented
with a nosegay. Mrs. Emma Will
kinson Is general chairman Of
the event, assisted by Mrs. Ellis
Steu and Mrs. Mary Parks.
The meeting yesterday was
held at the home Of Mrs. Ernest
Howell, Highland avenue. The
crocheted chair set was won by
Mrs. Roy Kidd.
The next regular meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs.
Clarence Frederick, ~ Engle-
wood, at two o'clock on June H..
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-09
Carnation Club Has
First Birthday

MEMBERS of the Carnation
Club of st. Louis parish, accom-
panied by 4 guest, Mrs. Viola
Wormland, last evening held =
banquet at vernier's Inn, New
Baltimore, in celebration Of the
first birthday of the club, which
is today.
The guests met ct the home
of Mrs. Arthur Eschenburg and
drove to New Baltimore to-
gether. Each wore q pink carna-
ton, flower of the club. After
the dinner, they attended the
movies in New Baltimore.
The next meeting will be ct
the home Of Mrs. Walter Allor,
Crocker boulevard. on Thursday,
May S, at eight o'clock.
SELMA HARTUNG enter
tanned the teachers of Donaldson
school at luncheon yesterday at
her home on Lincoln avenue.
MISS MYRTLE WILKS will
spend the weekend at her home
in Olivct.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-09
Large Crowd Attends
FELLOWSHIP Party
ofWaldenburgG Group

LADIES AID of Waldenburg
will long remember the pillow
slip party which they gave yes
terday afternoon in the Emman-
uel Lutheran recreation room.
Forty-eight tables were taken,
one of the largest crowds ever
drawn by the society. Large
baskets of white and lavender
lilacs decorated the room.
Chairman of the highly sue
cessful event was Mrs. Arthur
Kleino and her committee In
cluded Mrs. John Miller, Mira
Fred Rohrbeck, Mrs. Ferdinand
Rohrbeck,, Mrs. Hugo, Rauschel-
bach, Mrs. Louis Brede, ST., Mrs.
Louis Brede, Jr.. Mrs. Otto Mid
dlestadt, Mrs Carl Hannas Mr..
Arnold Kraatx, Mrs. Leon
Kraatz, Mrs. Ford Maxwell and
Mrs. Leslie Kraatz.
Winner at each table was
awarded a set of pillow cases
beautifully embroidered by the
society members. A 1 o'clock
luncheon was served before
cards.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-09
Bluebell Club

FOUR NEW MEMBERS have
joined the newly organized
Bluebell Club of st. Louis par
ish. They are Mrs. Philip Greene,
Mrs. Joseph Balar, Mrs. Joseph
Osterman and Mrs. Peter o.
terman.
The group met last evening
with Mrs. Gordon Elso, Sugar
Bush road, with cards as the d.
version OF the evening. Prizes
were won by Mrs. Greene, Mrs.
Engelbert Schroeder, Mrs. Will
liam King and Geraldine King.
The next meeting will be held
on May ~, at the home of Mrs.
King, on Sugar Bush road.
MRS. ERNEST G. NOE, Moser
place, has had % her guest for
the last two days her brother.
Arthur G. Upleger. 1T Waco.
Tex. Mr.. Upleger left this morn
Ing for New York On businesj.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-09
Detroit Shower
Fetes Bride-eIeci

RITA VAN HOLLENBECK,
bride-lect, was honored in De-
troit last evening when the
Myralfa club, of which she is
a member. surprised her at
shower when they met at the
home Of Katheryn Stimmell, at
100 Worcester Pla.
Refreshments were served at q
long satin covered table ut
which IA were seated. A minia-
ture bridal party was cleverly
arranged in the center of the
table on q heavy satin center
piece and the tiny bride, in her
white gown and veil along
with her entire wedding party,
was coming up an aisle which
lead to an altar decorated with
white sweetpeas and lilies-of-
the-valley. Before the altar
stood q small priest.
The regular club meeting was
held after the shower and men,
bers presented the bride-elect
with q floor lamp.
Miss Van Hollenbeck, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Van
HolIenbeck, will become the
bride of Edward j. Vernier, Jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Vernier, on May "a in st. Pet
er's Catholic church at 10
o'clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-09
GirI Scout Troop 3
Receives Awards

MERIT BADGES were pre-
scented to members Of Girl Scout
Troop s at a meeting held at the
Methodist church after school on
Wednesday. Mrs. Paul w. Nc
Kee, Girl Scout commissioner,
made the presentation. Miss
Theo Turnbull, Of Mount Glenn
ems High school faculty, is leader
of the troop.
Hostess badges were given to
Judy James, Shirley Levine, Pa
tricia Russell, Marion Gersh and
Carolyn Wiegand.
Virginia Ullrich received a
music badge; Barbara Kroner
and Patricia Russell cook
badges.
Five year membership badges
were given to Mary 10 Burgess,
Suzanne Montague, Virginia Ull-
rich, Caroline Wiegand and Shir-
ley Levine.
Gold pins, signifying at least
90 per cent attendance in the
last year at troop meetings, were
awarded to Mary 10 Burgess,
Barbara Kroner. Suzanne Mon
tiQue, Patricia Russell, Lois Ann
Stanton, Virginia Ullrich, Caro-
line Wiegand, Shirley Levine
and Judy James.
Nine mothers attended the
event, and Virginia Ullrich play
ed a piano solo. Tea was served
by the girls.
MRS. ORGE HAIR
GREAvES. leaves tomorrow for
Hillsdale, where she will spend
Mothers Day with her dough-
ter Mary, who IL a student at
Hillsdale college.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-09
Girl Scouts Aid Red Cross
ST. Louis Meow Party Prizes
Awarded on Different Basis

in the crowd, SO she won q prize,
as did Mrs. Sarah Lawless, rs,
oldest person present. Mrs. G. w.
Kali of BEDFORD came the longest
distance to attend the party, and
was awarded prize. A special
prize was won by Mrs. Vernon
Kerwin, president of st. Louis
meow.
The Rose Club won q prize for
selling more tickets than any
other club in the parish, and
Miss Olive Charter was award
ed a prize for selling the most
tickets sold by an individual.
She sold Sc.
Other door prizes were won
by Mrs. Cecilia Higbee, Mrs. JOS
eph st. Pierre, Mrs. p Fred
valid, Mrs. Charles Tucker, Miss
Elsie Charter, Mrs. Walter
Brinker, Mrs. George D'Luge,
Mrs. Helen Burns.
The prizes were placed on an
attractively decorated table COW
cred with q lovely lace cloth, and
conferred with q miniature May
pole, whose tiny steamers were
pastel ribbons. Decorations were
in charge of Girl Scout Troop Is,
Of which Mrs. Walter Braun is
leader.
Proceeds of the event will 60
into the scholarship fund for the
National Catholic School of So
cial Service in Washington, DC.
Mrs. E. J. Downing was general
chairman of the party, assisted
by Mrs. Louis Yochum. Mrs.
Frank Wheat, Miss Olive Char
tier, Mrs. Kerwin, Mrs. Martin
Duggan, Mrs. Gertrude Sudan,
Mrs. Arlo Higgs, Mrs. Walter
Meldrum, Mrs. Charles Tucker,
Mrs. Braun, Mrs. A. J. Korte,
Mrs. Morton Winkler.
DR.. PAUL SCHANHER of
Duke University hospital, Dur
ham, N. c., was honored last
evening at family dinner party
at the Stockholm. Detroit, given
by Mrs. Charles DeRekowski.
y
JEANETTE RILEY is re-
ported to be in excellent condi-
ton following . recent appen-
dectomy in st. Joseph's hospital.
MR.. AND MRS. FRED TYACK
and daughter Shirley will spend
the weekend ct their cottage on
Lake Orion.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-09
To Stress National Defense Training in New Girl Scout Prog
Brondenbure FomiIy
To Hold Reunion Sunday

MRS. HERMAN Brandon
BURG will be hostess at fam
lily reunion on Mothers Day, at
her home at 1929 North Gratiot
avenue. The event will gather
together "a members of the fam
ily' in q farewell dinner. Mrs.
Brandenburg has sold her home
and will move into Mount Glenn
ems with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Brandenburg, who are to build
a new home on High street in the
near future.
Attending the gathering will
be Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Bolton
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Huber
and family Of Detroit; and from
Mount Clemens Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Krantz and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Branden-
burg and son Donald.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-09
New Member Joins
United Workers

ADMISSION SERVICES for a
new member, Mrs. Werner Hirt,
highlighted yesterdays potluck
meeting of United Workers Cir
Gle at the Kings Daughters
Home. '''t
Plans for rummage sale, 10
be held in the Matthews building
on Monday, May 26, were COM
pleted. Mrs. Edward Derrick and
Mrs. Hirt will be co-chairmcn.
: Plans for the annual picnic OF
the circle were made. Mrs. Ed
ward DERRICK, 50 Grand avenue,
will be hostess for this event, on
June 5, at one o'clock.
The next regular meeting will
be q dessert luncheon held on
May 20, at the home of Mrs.
Frank Pringnitz, Market street,
at 1870 o'clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-09
Mrs. WinsIow Gives
Shower For Mrs. Blake

MRS. ROBERT WINSLOw
entertained Is guests last eve
ming at q shower honoring Mrs.
Frank Blake at her home on
Hollywood Court. Large crystal
bowls containing white and Law
ender lilacs conferred the four
tables and one large bouquet of
snapdragons, carnations and
roses was used in the living
room.
Airplane bunco was played
with prizes won by Mrs. Will
liam Stuart, Mrs. Emmett Ball
antine, Virginia Peltier and the
hostess. House prize was won
by Mrs. Bessie Frye. Light re-
freshments were served later in
the evening. The majority of
the guests were former employees
Of the Bell Telephone company
where Mrs. Blake was formerly
employed,
MIR. AND MRS. !. A. HAIR
TUNG and daughter Selma left
this afternoon for Racine, Wis,
where they will celebrate two
birthdays and spend the week.
end. Mr.. Hartung and his SMALL
granddaughter, Trudy Stein
mann. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Karl Steinmann Emma Har-
tung) will observe their birth
day anniversaries on Saturday,
May 10.
MRS. THOMAS PLACE and
Mrs. Walter G. Tenton will leave
the first Of the week for Pitts
burgh, to attend the national
cenvention Of the Woman's Ma
donal Farm and Garden Associ.
stiou, 10 be held On Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday. and FRI
day Of next week there.
PHYLLIS UPDECRAF, teach
eF q Wilson school, viii spend
Mothers Day weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Up
dsgraff, at Baldwin. Mich.
MR.. AND MRS. JOSEPH A.
Milan, % Ahrens street, are
being congratulated upon their
loth wedding anniversary today.
VIOLA RrBE Ieft this after-
need ~ ths week-spi IN Mus-,
" y az.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-09

MORE THAN 200 persons at
tended the May Scholarship par
ty given by st. Louis National
Council of Catholic Women yes
terday afternoon in st. Louis
hall.
The committee awarded door
prizes on little different basis
than is usually used. Mrs. James
Trombley won one for having
more children than any other
guest. She is mother of IL. Mrs.
Clarence Schutt, as the newest
bride, won another. She was
married April 8.
Mrs. Bertra m Lozen's T.
months old baby was the newest
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-09

FIFTY CHILDREN of the COM
bined kindergarten at the Grant
school, under the direction of
their teacher, Miss Mary Jane
Williams. entertained their moth
ers yesterday afternoon at o de-
lightful Mothers Day tea. The
childrep were divided into three
groups which served on the re-
ception, serving and cleanup
committees. Tiny corsages. made
by the children, were given TO
their mothers as they arrived.
Several songs and band selec-
tons helped make an afternoon
of sheer entertainment During
the selection Country Gardens"
given by the band Of the morn
ing session, Kathleen Striegle,
with the triangle and Joseph
Smith, symbol-taps, played a
duet. "The Secret" was played
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-09
Xix PTA Hears Talk
on School Curriculum

HERMAN XIX Parent
Teacher Association heard Miss
Margery Colvin, principal of the
school, talk on the eighth grade
curriculum, at the meeting at the
school on Wednesday evening.
She told her audience that mo
better preparation for demo-
cratic living in an adult world is
provided than by aiding pupils
to live their daily life demo-
CRITICALLY"
The minimum goals for each
subject taught in the eighth
grade were listed on q large
wall-chart, and stressed the
teaching Of responsibility and
cooperation in the schools.
Mrs. Joseph Moritx and Mrs.
Floyd Dubors, delegates to the
recent state PTA convention In
Flint, gave q condensed report of
the convention.
Community singing hic h
opened and closed the meeting
was led by Mrs. Duborg, accom-
panied by Miss Florence Brown.
Mrs. John Rubersberg, presi-
dent, conducted the meeting,
during which q collection was
taken up for the Salvation
Army.
Light refreshments were
served. with Miss Colvin and
Mrs. Rupersberg presiding at the
table, which was centered with
an arrangement Of pink gladioli,
white lilacs and spirea. The ex-
ecutive committee, assisted by
parents Of former pupils of the
school, were in charge of re-
freshments.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-09
ANNOUNCEMENT

ANNOUNCEMENT il made
today of plans for the Girl
Scout drive which opens next
week, in preparation for the
coming years activities. Espe-
cial emphasis will be placed on
training for national defense
purposes in working with the
Girl Scouts in the new pro-
gram. Considerably with this
announcement Is the report Of
the examinations given yester-
day to conclude the recent course
in First Aid given for Girl
Scouts by Mrs. Robert s. Al
len. Thirty-two girls passed the
test, which Is q definite move
toward national defense.
Mrs. Paul w. Mckee, Girl
Scout commissioner, and men,
bers of the council who will act
as captains In the coming drive,
will entertain all drive workers
at q kickoff dessert luncheon at
the Mckee home on Lodewyck
avenue, on Friday, May 10, ut
1870 o'clock. Instructions viii
be given to workers at this time,
and at the conclusion Of the
luncheon, the drive will begin.
The date Of the dessert luncheon
was originally set for Thursday.
The goal ret il $4,000, Of which
$3.50 has already been raised by
the Girl Scouts themselves by
the recent cookie sale, held un-
der the direction OF Mrs. G. ii.
Malbin, council member, and
Mrs. Herbert Irish. director Of
activities.
One thousand letters are being
mailed out to friends of Girl
Scouting, to explain the plans
for the coming year. especially
with regard 70 national defense
training, and TO ask cooperation
in the drive. Wednesday, May
II, Is set @ the closing day.
Headquarters for the project win
be Girl Scout headquarters In
the Jewel Theatre building.
81 PASS THsTs
Examinations for the First Aid
course were held yesterday at
ernoon In the Presbyterian
church parloz. undar Tia diraer
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-09
Ice &c Social !.
Set for Tonight

AN ICE-CREAM SOCIAL
will be held this evening at 1870
o'clock at the Salvation Army
Citadel on Grand avenue. under
the sponsorship of the Life Saw
ing Guards of the Army.
A varied musical program is
being planned, with Irene Col
Inns, assistant guard leader in
charge, assisted by the instruc-
tors of the troop, Shirley Cukr,
Leota Herndon, Isabel Pegelo,
and Betty Murray,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-09
Circle Plans
Luncheon Meeting

PLANS WERE MADE for a
luncheon for members of Mar
garet Bottome Circle of Kings
Daughters, to be held at Cobble-
stone Cottage on Wednesday,
May Ia. at one o'clock. Mrs
Fred Tyack, leader of the circle,
and Mrs. Martin Hoffman are in
charge of arrangements for the
event, which will be followed by
cards.
The next regular meeting of
the circle will be held at the
Home on May %, with Mrs.
Frank Gantenbein as hostess at
two o'clock.
MRS. MARTIN A. BAARCK'S
home on Madison avenue was
attractively decorated with sum-
mer flowers last evening, when
she entertained the members Of
her card club. The long table
at which refreshments were
served, was centered with 4 OBJ
long bowl Of white pottery, con-
tanning bright yellow tulips.
Prizes were won by Mrs. +. +.
Gastmeier and Mrs. Walter Cru
now. The next meeting will be
at the home Of Mrs. Martin Wal
kenhorst on North Avenue.
JUNIOR MACCABEES will
entertain their mothers at lunch
can ut 1890 o'clock Saturday In
Barron Hall. Shirley Streu, COM
mander of the organization, 10 in
charge Of arrangements. 4
MIR. AND MRS. M. d. Mac
LACHLAN, Of Saulte Ste. Marie,
Mich, were visitors yesterday st
the home Of Mr.. MacLachlan's
brother and sister-in- law, Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace b. MacLach-
Ian, % Lincoln avenue.
MRS. RUSSELL SALOT Is
entertaining her bridg celub this
evening ct her home on Lode
wyck avenue.
VINCENT FITZGERALD OF
New Haven, former prosecutor
OF Macomb county, y . medical
petisnt 1t st. Joseph's hospital.
GLADYS EAfERY win spend
the weekend with her family IN
Adrian. y
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-09
Grant School Children Give
Tea for Their Mothers

by the afternoon class. Little
Billy Kibble II the director.
The refreshments. tiny coca
nut macarroons. were made by
the children themselves the pre-
vious afternoon. Those who
poured were Mrs. Archie Stri-
gle, Mrs. Clifford Hay, Mrs.
Henry Bruneel and Violet Re-
paid.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-09

DRESS RxIfIAn1Axs 1u
Girl ecout Wu1of IN n
b held merit ~
noon q l:3o o'e3o9 &
C1emens High sc1ao -
pool. All thooe ~ +
pageant, encspt u I'M ~
are expected - III Il
hearsal. Bring -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-09

MRS. RUSSELL SALOr Is
entertaining her bridg celub this
evening ct her home on Lode
wyck avenue.
The Southern advocate., 1941-01-18

house to get me. Of course l
thought l was returning home to
get ready to 60 to the meeting in.
stead there stood the sick woman
with her strap in her hand and
after a few gymnastics in which
she end l we're both participants
she ordered me to attend to those
chores and marched out to the
meeting without me. Well /
thought Mr.. Wade and | were
blown up for that scoop until this
morning when she banCed me full
er report than l would have ever
taken on women. She even noted
such details as Mrs. Mile Ed
wards men tailored suit and MRS.
Gertrude S ringers beCCm ng haii
90, but l shall not bore myself
with getting all those little thing
into my report. Here is the gist of
the whole affair About fifty wom-
en- gathered at First Baptist Church
drawn together BY tie de
sire to do something tang BILE to
help Mouud Bayou. Mr.. X. w.
Jones and DR.. P. M. George repre-
seating tie 7 wn B, ard sanctioned
the meeting giving it an au hentic
send off. MIS-. P. NJ. Smith, MRS.
w. D. Ander on, Mr.. A. w. W4lk
er, Mrs. Edwards and Mrs. P. A.
Smith made brief talks on the spir-
It of willingness among the women
to aid Mound Bayou.
Then Mrs. P. M. Smith was
made temporary chairman to pre-
The Southern advocate., 1941-01-18

side while the organization was
was being perfected. The election
of officers were as follows: Mrs. r.
G. Stringer, President; Mrs ]. M.
B. Michele, Vice Pres dent; MIS-.
Henry Grove, Secretary; Mrs. A.
l.. Richardson, Assistant Secretary
Miss Alice Morris, Financ al Secre-
tary; Mrs. Hayes Cooplr, treasurer.
Little Mother Dear jotted down
the names of all these who were
within her range Of vision from her
seat near the stove. Her list in
cludes the following names: Mes
DANES 7 icheIle, Walker, Pettitt,
Andersen, p. NJ. and P. A. Smith,
Purnel, P-ters n Wallace, Jones,
The Southern advocate., 1941-01-18

Thompson, Buckner, Price, Bolton,
Stringer, B. Johnson, Luther John
son, Brown Britton, Cooper, Hlbb-
Ter, Richardson, Pipes, Edwards,
Grove, Gray, Crockett; Misses
Wilmer Cant, Poxie Sneed, Annie
Gardiner, Alics Morris, Mary Ann
Robinson, Rosara Shepherd, Finkie
Thompson, Deborah Cain, L. D.
Ford, Viola w lliams, Bessie Brown
Rev. Purnell Or. George, Messrs.
Jones, Smith and Shatfer. She ad-
mits missing some of the name. i,
but want to ask that if you were
there and your name does not ap-
The Southern advocate., 1941-01-18
news ABOUT TOWN
BY T. P. Fielder

Well friends, who ps and o
Of it! I have not made a mark low
er than "B" IN algebra since the
Mater served the sentence on me
about my column, so Mr.. Wade
and l have got her il the notiln
that am n SO durb that l can't
d. a littls co umn work d ct
my lessons too, so TO p:oVe to u
that she had 70 erudges aga t
our column work she brought m
quite a detailed report from the
initial meeting OF h Mound
Bayou Women's Civic Club which
was held at First 5aptist Church
Sunday ] was to have gone and
picked up this news myself, but !
got sitting Allen Darling and WI
bur Pettitt on my mind and duck
ed out from under certain little
households duties that have taken
fancy to, so that dear lady got
up out Of sick bed to get ready
10 90 to the NJ. B. w. c. c. NEST
ing and spied my unporfofmeo
tasks and sent Wilmer to W.bur's S
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pear in this list please send it to
me, so that we can print it as a
record to give full credit to those
who started out with this wonder
full movement. l think that we may
Continued on back page)
The Southern advocate., 1941-01-18

DR.. P. S. WILLIAMS, Dentist, will
be at the following places on the fol
lowing days each week: Mound Bayou
Monday, Tuesday, Friday, Saturday,
and Sunday. Wednesday.
Minter City-Thursday
The Southern advocate., 1941-01-18
KNIGHTS AND DAUGHTERS OF TABOR
Mississippi Jurisdiction 65 Years in America

OLDEST AND GREATEST PURELY NEGRO FRATERNAL ORDER
IN WORLD
$4,000 Policy policy
NO RED TAPE Claims paid
death-proof is filed.
than $92OOOOO $35OOOOO invested Government
Bonds SAFE Mississippi
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS Sir P Smith, Mentor
Als High Mound
Miss; Rev. VIM. Lee Chief Scribe, Shelby, Miss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Jap Freezing
Blow 10 Coast

SAN FRANCISCO, July %
President RooSevelts order freez-
ing Japanese and Chinese assets IN
the United States dealt a severe
blow today TO Pacific Coast firms
which had carried on an annual
business Of SASo, 900 900 in Japa-
nese exports and imports.
II was estimated that several
million dollars in the Bay Region
alone would be affected by the
Presidents order but aside from
this cash involved, the eXport-im-
port firms probably will be forced
10 shut down a major part OF
their business.
San FranciSco's export business
with Japan was estimated al SlS-
DOC, 900 in 1910 Imports from
Japan handled by San Francisco
firms were estimated at $50 900,
600 in 1910.