davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1942-04-13
La aviacio5n britannica bombardeo a Turin
ya~rsenaIes fabrcas de Alemania Italia
.Bevin manifesto que Estados Undo muy prom
to construira tantos aviones como las potencia'
del Eie. Mussolini lIora y RE con frecuencis

pom, dentro de cinco 0 seis soma
mas.
Inglaterra va fabrica tanto'
aviones como Alemania.
Aviones britanicos atacaron
los patios de Hazenbrcuck, en-
81 norte de FraHcia. Los caza'
lea enemigo sc elevaron en- gran
mimero, ofreciendo ccml5ate. III
mando ingles admite Ia p5rdida
de IN bombardero y 10 cazas.
I'm correspo,sa val dsi diario
DAILY Mail" tdlegrafia que el
primer ministrc italiano, BENZ
TO MussOlini, fue reconOcido por
un especialista y este DECLARE
que Sc hallaba en- un estado "de
completa postraci6n" Hablando
con el medico, MuSsolini unas
veces lloraba y otras reia hlste-
ricamente. Su estado fisico nc lie
permite dirigir, como DICTATOR,
los asuntos de Italia.
La gaceta., 1942-04-13
Don Julio Alvarez del Vayo
arribo en- la manana de hoy
Manana visitara los sanatorios y ell microbes
las Sociedades.
Ira a pasar varios dias en- Fort Myers

sociedades Centre Asturiano y
Centre Espanol.
Por la niche, en- el teatro del
Centre ASturiano, habiara ell OK
miniatro sobre eel sipnificado de
ESpana en- la guerra actual" lie
presentara ell Sr. Jer6nimo Ma
llo, exmagistrado del Tribunal
Supreme de la RepGblica y pro-
fesor de idioma espanol en- Sou
thern College, Lakeland.
III microbes por Ia noche, vi
Sitara las sociedadeS, en- eSta fer
ma Centric 0brero, de Z a 1880;
Circulo CubanO, de 1880 a 500;
Centric Espanol, de 8 a 3, y Ca
balleroS Leales, de 9 a 10.
En- la manana del jueves Sc
guira viaje a Fort Myers, la be-
LA ciudad, dcnde pasara varios
dlas EN- compania de amigos SUI
yos.
Reiteramos al visitante y su
esposa, con la sinceridad que nos
llev6 a luchar por los derechos
del pueblo espahol, nuestro mas
cordial saludo de bienvenida.
La gaceta., 1942-04-13
r DE 10 CRIMINAL
HGgin UolOerd a ser jltzgGdo

Vdlvera a ser juzgado hoy,
bajo la presidential del juez
Hines, el Sr. c. NJ. HAHN, ex-
policia de Plant City que 81 aho
pasado, en- ell mes de JUNO, ma
to al carpintero Arturo Barton,
de 40 amos, con Ell cual tuvo una
disputa.
En- el pr amer jJicio fue disuel-
to el juradO sin que sc termina-
ra la toma declaraciones, GUAM
do la defensa argument6 que ell
alguacil a cargo del jurado ha-
bfa intervenidO, como diputado
del sheriff, en- la Investigation
del delito.
Hagin hiri6 tambi6n al hijasL
tro de Ia vfctima, 81 joven Reese
Williams, testigo en- la causa.
La gaceta., 1942-04-13

MoNcu, abril l3.-La Russia
Sovie. tiene confianza en- que
los n2zis seran derrotadcs en- es-
te ano.
FL mand0 russo Y ell gc5iernc
Green que en- la primaNera nc
habra mas ofensiva que la suya.
y que Ell aun rr1eroso ejecito
nazi Sera arlastado.
Las mediias para resistir.
ccmhatir y atacar al enemigo sc
han tornado haSta en- la Siberia
y los Urales.
F. pgasijerte de la Union de
Rapdblicas socialistas, Michael
Kalinin, estima que Russia es
aun mas fuerte de 10 que mu-
mos piensan. la aviaci6n ale
mana va ~ domino el aire; en-
Eargue hemos degrade la igual-
dad"
En- tOdos los c~irculos Sc oven
afirmaciones L mo e5ta: ALE
mania no es 10 Su~ficiente fuer-
te para derrotarnos. Su ejercito
sera liquidado en- 1922.
Una pcb!aci6n les fu6 arreba-
tada a los nazis en- ell sector de
Bnyansk, junto a un rio. Dos al
IDEAS fueron liberadas en- ell fren
lie de Kalinin.
La a~rtiieria antitanques del
Soviet continda deshaciendo los
ataques de les tanques pesados
rdel enemigo ,en ell frente sur.
Dccenas de esos aparatos fue-
ron destruido Y con ellos murie-
ron mas de 1000 tanquistas.
Las principales eperaciones
de los nazis sc concentran en- di-
! recci6n de los campos petroleros
del Caucaso.
Varias divisiones rusas alta
can furiOSamente en- la peninsu-
Ia de Kerch.
La marina esta va usando un
nuevo canon de gran alliance y
mayor rapidez en- el fuego. Los
cuatro artilleros inventories fue
ron premiados con $4,000 ru-
bios cada unO.
Premios Sc cOncedieron tam
bi6n por inventOs relacicnadOs
con Ia aviacion, armas secretas,
bOmbas aereas, tanques, explo-
sivos, rifles arltitanques y Ian
zadores de minas.
La gaceta., 1942-04-13

Wa hirgton, abril 13.-Ul
corv,V de barcos americanos, il
g'eSes y hclan1eses Reg6 con fe
lici1ad al puerto de Murmansk
en- el Artico, empezando inme.
diatamerte a fe3embarcar los
pertrechos mandados per las NJ
clones Unilas.
Chunking ccmunica que los pi
lotos t'igres" del grupo de vo-
luntarics americanos atacaron
los aer63romcs aponeses en- To-
ungoo, este de Birmania, a las
tres de la tarde de aver e incen-
diaron tres bombarlercs nipO-
mes. Los mismos photos ayuda-
ron a las tropas chinas a defen-
der ell sector de Sittang
La Secretaria de la Guerra in
farma que los artilleros de la
fortaleza del Corregidor hundie-
ron un nGmero de pequenos bar
cos ~japoneses y obligarcn a la
aviaci6n enemiga a volar tan al
TO que sus bOmbas solo causaror
memories danes.
Los barcos nipones sc halla
ban en- la aldea de pescadores dc
Marive'es, en- la punta de la a.
ban1onada peninsula de Batan.
A5emas, de los hundidos, otr9e
mas fueron incendiados. Apare-
cen cortadas las comunicaciones
entire C%orregi1.r y Cebu, en- las
~ imas AZ horas. IN teniente ge
neral Wainwright nadia ha podi-
do infcnmar scbre la situaci6n
on esa isra, don1e el enemigo We
rific6 un desembarco.
DE- tranuportes del ejeciso
Gmericano, q Liberty" Y ell
"Maigs," fueron hundidos en- el
suroeg.e del Pacifico. Todos los
hombres del Liberty" fueron
galvado3.
En- el "Meigs' murieron de
heridas q. captain f. S. Link, y
un marinero.
Experimentation heridas o.
tros ocho hCmbres.
Diez ataques hizo la aviaci6n
enemiga sobre Corregidor, en-
ias Gltimas "a horas, y % en- los
G6 imcg dos dias.
De9de Melbourne avisan que
el general Macarthur le puso a
su cuartcl general en- Australia
a nOmbre de Batan Las perso-
mas que Eaman por teiefono re-
CHEN esta condensation: habla
Batan.
Ia Qteasiya de IA SViaeiSu a.
La gaceta., 1942-04-13

La poblaci6n de la isla de
Malta Sc haze todoS los dias
egta pregunta:
iPor que la Raj no bonn
bardea a Roma?
Ell ano pasado algunos bonn
barderos italianos dejaron
caer centenares de bombas en-
Londres....
lPor que no Sc bombardea
a Roma?
La gaceta., 1942-04-13

Lcndres, alhril 13.-Los bonn
barderos ingleses de gran alcan-
ce atacaron hoy arsenales y "a
bricas en- Alemania e Italia.
Ell arsenal real de Turin, don
de Sc fabrican muchas de las mu
n~icicnes italianas, fue ell blanco
de varias bombas de gran tama-
no.
FU6 el primer ataque en- Tu-
in desde el mes de septiembre
V el 49, desde la entrada de Mus
solini en- la guerra, en- 1910.
LIS tallers de Ia Krupp, en- Es
zen, tambien fueron bombardea
dos.
Nuevos ataques Sc ~lanzaron
sSbre los muelles y almacenes de
lie Havre, en- Francia, Y tam :
Ibien contra los aer6drcmos en-
los Pafses Bajos.
Anuncia Ell mando italiano
que sc efectuaron bombardeos
en- %1cali5adas" del norte de tia
Tia, pero que los artfactos no pro
dujeron dahos.
Fl mini5tro de Trabajo, Ernes
r. Bevin, habl6 aver en- Royston
y do que Ia production de aero
de los Estados Unidos Sc
igual a la production conjun-
Ia dc ANmania. Italia y Il IA
La gaceta., 1942-04-13

Dijo aver unas pocas pala-
bras, en- la fiesta del Centre Els
panol, una sonora rusa, espo-
sa de I'm periodista, que Sc en-
cuentra de vista en- Tampa.
Ella hablara esta noche, en-
ell Centre obrero.
Ell pueblo rCso .iene muchos
amigos en- Tampa, por cuanto
defiende her6icamente, como
10 hiciera Espaha, su libertad y
nuestra libertad.
Ayudar a Russia, en- los dias
que corren, es colsborar en- la
destruction del fascismo y
contribuir a la salvation de los
pueblos agredidos.
La gaceta., 1942-04-13
DE la Or
DEN DE ODD FEILWOS

Ccmenzara hoV en- e Ia ciu
dad, en- el edificio del 909R de
la avenida Fl.rida, Ia conven-
ci6n estatal de la independence
Orden de Odd Fellows, a la cual
pertenecen las logias latinas Pro
greso Mum. 81 e Ideal MIN. So.
Los Patriarcas Milltantes Sc
reunieron en- horas de Ia mana
ma y por la tarde completaran
sus tareas.
Esta ncche, en- el auditorio
lei Parque de Trailers, Sc confe
riran los grades de Condecora-
eir6n y Cabareria.
La Gran Logia Y las Rebecas
sc reuniran ell martes y Ell mier-
coaes,
La gaceta., 1942-04-13
FL GObernddOr NOmbr9rd nm
Sheriff INFERNO

Ha side Eamal2 a eary,cio &C
two por el ei6rcitO je Ia naci6n,
q sheriff Hugh, Cu'breath, ca
pitan de Ia @resarva. DcSera pre-
sentarse al general Frank, jefe
de la Tercera Fuerza Aarea, con
dspacho en- 81 cscnpamer'o Mac
Dill.
Fl r.ternodor II Iani le con-
ce1i6 al sheriff una l.ceneia de
80 dias. Pasalcs los 80 dias, Sc
ncnbrara un sheriff INFERNO.
Servira el INFERNO hasta que
CuIbreath sea licenciado del e
jercito.
La gaceta., 1942-04-13
LEGO a Murmask otro gran
convoy de barcos aliados
Las Baterias de Corregidor hundieron pequenos
barcos de los nipones.-Atacadas las bases
japonesas por la aviacion americana

liada sc extiende va a tcdas las
bases de los iaponeses. Rabaul,
Nueva Inglaterra, fue bombar-
deada aver por cuarta vez, en- o.
tro tantos dias.
Numerosas bcmbas incendia-
rias Y explosives Sc arrojaron
en- ell aer6dromo nippon de Koe-
pang Y en- la capital del Timor
hclandes.
I'm barco japcnes de gran Ia
maho fue averiado en- Rabaul
por el golpe diredto de una bonn
ba pesada.
La gaceta., 1942-04-13
Ell GABINETE BULGARIA
MANTENDRA SU CO0PE-
RACION CON Ell EJE

Berna, Suiza, abril 13-Ha-
tiando por Ia Radio, Ell primer
ministro bdlgaro Philoy declare
que su gobierno seghira coope-
rando estrechamenfe con ell Eje.
NADIA dis sobre Ia activa par
ticipaci6n de Bulgaria del lado
de Alemania y en- contra de Ru-
sis,
La gaceta., 1942-04-13
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Don Julio Alvarez del Vayo.-Aniverario de la
Repdblica Espanola.-Los mercados que Sc dis
putan nazis y Observation-Disclosures Espanola.

I'm afectuoso saludo para ell
ilustre periudista y diplomaticO,
exministro de Estado de la Re-
ptblica Espanola, Don Julio AL
varez del Vayo.
Otro saludo, muy respetuoso,
para su Distinguish espOsa.
Tampa do MOBILES ejemplos Y
sc complace en- abrir sus brazos
a los hcmbres que en- ell mundo
luchan por devolver a Espana su
libertad.
La gaceta., 1942-04-13
LOS NAILS
CINCO COMUNISTAS

Vichy, abril 13.-Cinco per
sonas identificadas como comu-
ni5tas fueron fusiladas aver en-
Paris. Sc les conden6 PCT haber
mstsdo q IN centtpsla alemAn,
La gaceta., 1942-04-13

Roma es la "ciudad sagra'
d." la "ciudad eterna".....
Pero en- Roma viven los ban
didos fascistas.
Justo seria respetar a Gu
dad Vaticano, pero no los pa
lacios convertidos en- "cuevas'
por los asesinos de centenares
de miles de etiopes, espaho!es
e italianos antifascistas.
La gaceta., 1942-04-13

Tampa commemorate mana
ma otro aniversario de Ia Re-
pdblica Espanola.
Los que en- amos anteriores
tuvimos ell placer de hablar y
proclamar los grandes meri-
tos y virtudes del pueblo es-
panol, manana escucharemos
a Don Julio Alvarez del Vayo-
que dirigi6 las relaciones diplo
maticas de Espana en- los dias
mas terribles de la guerra.
Don Julio vivi6 los mas in
teresantes momentos de la e.
popeya e hizo TODD 10 humane
mente possible para que reac-
.cionaran las naciones democra
ticas Y diesen a Espana los re-
cursos que su defensa exigia.
No lie atendieron debida-
mente, pero la justicia de la
causa del pueblo espanol es
hoy reconocida, en- Estados
Unidos y en- toda la America,
no s,[smen,e por los ciudada-
nos liberales y bien enterados,
sino hasta por muchos de los
que, engaAado;, salieron a la
defensa del traidor Franco y
sus adlateres.
La gaceta., 1942-04-13

I'm saludo nuestro para Don
Basilio Alvarez, que no podra
asistir, por hallarse enfermo,
al acto de manana en- Ell Cen
tro Asturiano.
FL amara la Rep1blica mien
tras pueda pensar y hablar.
Otro saludo tambien para
su esposa y su hija Carmencita
Nazis y fascistas, segdn Da-
vid Anderson, Sc disputan
"brutalmente," como salvajeS
que son los, pobres mercados
de los paises sujetos a su yugo.
Hitler no tiene escr1pulos y
tampoco los posee "Benitin."
En- la brega de los barbaros,
los nazis pagan al contado y
adquieren las mejores mer-
cancias.
Italia debe dinero sen todas
partes'.... y su credito es muy
limitado en- Espana, Portugal
Y Suecia, una naci6n nobelige
rante y dos neutrales.
Los lobos de dientes enve-
nenados, Sc odian mutuamen-
tie, pero combaten unidos....
Los italianos, siervos de Hit
Ter, obedecen las ordenes de
los alemanes y mansamente
callan y mueren.
La gaceta., 1942-04-13

Ok. j. "A.
Ex-juez de paz del distri-
to de Hyde Park, a quien ell
Sheriff Culbreath, incorpo-
RADIO al ejercito, nombro hoy
en- su lugar, interinamente.
La gaceta., 1942-04-13

Alvarez del Vayo, Indalecio
Prieto, Fernando de los Rios y
Juan Negrin, lie dijeron a las no
clones democraticas, en- Ginebra,
en- Francia y en- E9tados Unidos
que entregaban al pueblo espa-
mol, negandole ayuda, en- las ma
nos de los fascistas.
Y al decirlc, ellos, que veian ell
problema con entera claridad,
tpronosticaron 10 que ahOra SUI
cede en- ell mundo.
Desgraciadamente todavia en-
est pals y en- Inglaterra, NO en-
Russia, sc mantiene la norma de
'tapaciguamiento" en- 10 que a
las relaciones con Franco reSpec
TIA.
Alvarez del Vayo, denunci6
con frases vigoroSas, ante la
Sociedad de Naciones, a los
creadores de la No~-Interven-
ci6n, a los "estadistas" que vi
llanamente consentian en- que
Espana fuese asesinada POI
italianos, alemanes y militares
traidores.
Sus vibrantes palabras fue-
ron recogidas por los periodi'
cos y revistas de las naciones
libres, pero NADIA Sc hizo para
dar aeroplanos, canones, per-
trechos de guerra, comestbiles
v medicinas a los republica-
nos e~spanoles.
Muchos diarios de este pals
e~logiaron a les lideres leales;
pero les gcbiern-s, c.agamen-
tie, Sc cruzaron de brazos.
La gaceta., 1942-04-13

M A PRFSTAR SER
VICTO MIIITAR Ell SHEER
IFF C~UIBREATH
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-07-31
L he Funeral Held For
The Late Jack Davis

flowers which was an attestation of
the love his friends had for him.
He leaves to mourn four boys, five
Continued on page
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-07-31

Sunday, July ~, was high day
with the Fl. B. A. in and around
Picayune, Miss. AT noon buses and
automobiles were coming in. The
campus was soon filled. The parade
was conducted by Brother A j. Mar
tin who really knows how to conduct
parade. After the parade, the SER
vice was opened by Brother W. D.
Collins and the following program
was rendered with Mrs. Earl Swain
as Mistress Of Ceremonies: Welcome
address in behalf Of the church, Dea-
con Willie Fulton; Welcome address
in behalf of the Fl. B. A, Mrs. Mary
Hunter; Solo, Miss Erna Lee Carter,
with Miss Margaret Perry at the
piano; Reading, Miss Hilda Williams;
,olo, Mrs. Viola James; Remarks,
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-07-31
JACK DAVIS
Lodge No. 1879, Meridian, Miss.

Mr.. Jack Davis of Meridian, who
has been indisposed for soxs time,
was laid to rest Sunday, July 26.
Funeral services were held from the
church he loved so well, Pilgrim
Methodist. The funeral Grafton was
delivered by his ex-pastor, Reverend
II. E. Morgan of Biloxi, in the absence
of his pastor, Reverend W. P. C. Tay-
lor, who was i'll.
A large number of sorrowIng friends
was present and paid their last tribute
to this hero who was admired by a
vast number of friends. Beautiful
tributes were paid to Mr.. Davis by
Mr.. F. l. Than IS. Reverends B. w,
Coates Grrald, R. L. Young and E.
A. Mays who acted as Master of Cere-
monies. Mr.. Davis was District
Steward of the Rose Hill Charge for
a number of years. He served as To-
cal president of H. B. A. No. 100 TOR
fifteen or sixteen years. Not only
does the local church mourn the pass
ing of Mr.. Davis, bat the entire Con-
ference of which he was a member.
His remains were laid to rest in the
Mt. Moriah Cemetery. His grave was
covered with a blanket of beautiful
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-07-31
School OF
Religious
Training A


School of Religious Training Success
Mississippi Leadership Training
School Now History
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-07-31

School NOW history
Last week was high week at Miss
issippi Industrial College among
church leaders. The Leadership
Training School, headed by Reverend
R. L. Young, Dean of the School, was
well attended.
A check-up shows that above two
hundred and fifty persons visited and
attended the school during the week.
Seventy-four women registered for
courses and fifty-two ministers. Four
of the Conferences in Mississippi
were represented by their presiding
elders. None of the Presiding Elders
of the South Mississippi Conference
were present; however, five persons
from South Mississippi registered.
Elders E. W. Washington, o. A. Hill
and U. l.. Washington were absent.
This was one of the most interesting
schools that has been held at M. l.
College. All of the monday messages
were brought by Bishop j. H. Moore
of Holly Springs except the Friday
noon message which was brought by
Bishop Hamlet. The messages by
both the bishops were far reaching
and highly enjoyed.
The Leadership Training School
/ was under the direction Of the General
Secretary of Religious Education,
Reverend B. Julian Smith of Chicago.
Mr.. A. c.. Kirkendoll of Jackson,
Tennessee, is director of leadership
training.
A few of the outstanding visitors
were: Bishop Arthur ]. Hamlet,
Reverend w. j. Laws of Jackson,
Tennessee, Reverend W. J. Taylor of
Memphis, Mrs. Rosie Hollis of Okla
homa, Reverend T. Taylor of Men,
phis, Miss Emma B. Ivy of Meridian,
Mr.. R. P. Neblett, Jr., of Atlanta and
many others. Mrs. A. C. Oliver, State
Demonstration Agent was present.
and added much to the session.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-07-31

Mississippi. Standard Negro
newspaper of character, circu-
lation and opinion, with mors
than 10000 readers
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-07-31
Big Day At Picayune

Rev. McChase, What will Become of
the Negro After the War;" Solo,
Mrs. Ruth Trotter, with Mr.. W. M
Sewell at the piano; Solo, Miss
4ouise Pratter, Mr.. W. M. Sewell at
he piano; Remarks by Bro. Robert
J.. Baylous who urged the members
to buy War Bonds and Stamps. The
program was closed with a solo by
Rev. Alonzo Moore of Slidell, La.
1 wish that everybody could have
/ card this solo. Our hearts just
caught on burning fire. Music was
under the direction of Mr.. A. c. Tiler-
son, st. Joe, La. My! Myl You
should have heard it. The sermon
was delivered by the Pastor, Rev IA
H. Potter, subject: "Things Jesus
Knows About U.s." Revelations 1928.
Rev. Potter we'll mastered his subject,
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-07-31
A Gift To President
Kinslow

Waynesboro, Mississippi.
H. B. A. Lodge No. 100 had their
Annual meeting on July II, 1912. The
Lodge was happy to have the General
President, Reverend E. F. Young,
present. Reverend Young delivered
nice sermon, after which a program
that was enjoyed by all was rendered.
Total amount of money raised, $44.O0.
The Lodge presented to its Presi-
dent, Mr., VIM, Kinslow, worthy
gift of $500 suit.
Mrs. E. E. Oakley, Reporter
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-07-31

Philadelphia, Mississippi.
Dear Editor:
This comes to let the many readers
know that Lodge No. $50 is progress
ing speedily with our President, Mrs.
Annie Howe. Mrs. Howe works
with her members tremendously. She
has helped the lodge out OF debt and
has caused the members to work to-
gether as one body.
Watch US grow, for we<are aiming
high with our President, Mrs. Annie
Howe. I'D
L. c. Hardy, Reporter.
State Line. Mississippi.
Dear Editor:
This comes to let the many readers
know that Lodge No. 355 was blessed
by having Brother VIM. Kinslow with
us in our last meeting. Mr.. Kinslow,
who is an agent for the H. B. A.,
found the lodge in good condition,
and also found that the lodge did not
owe any debts and has a bank ac-
count.
Brother Kinslows instructions were
received graciously.
George L. Pierce, Jr., President.
Milford chronicle., 1942-03-06
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES

Christian Science Church Service
Report for Sunday, March 8, 1912
Subject: MAN.
Golden Text: Malachi 2:10.--
Have we not all one Father? hath
not one God created us?
A Bible Citation from the Les
son-Sermon: Psalms 37:23,31,37
The steps of a good man are Or
dered by the Lord: and he de-
lighteth in his way. 81. The law
of his God is in his heart; none of
his steps shall slide. 81. Mark the
perfect man, and behold the up
right: for the end of that man is
peace.
Corielative from the Textbook,
Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures" by Mary Baker
Eddy: When speaking of Gods
children, not the children of men,
Jesus said, 1.-THE kingdom of God is
within you;" that is, Truth and
Love reign in the real man, show
ing that man in Gods image is un-
fallen and eternal. Jesus beheld in
Science the perfect man, who ap-
peared to him where SHINING NOR
tai man appears to mortals.
Milford chronicle., 1942-03-06
Red Cross Is
ng
Recreation
For Soldiers
tcOntinued from FIRST Page)

N~~N~-N~~
sex activities. Mrs. Margaret II
McVaugh, director of branches
will use this as headquarters, with
her secretary, Miss Marlette Huey
All Red Cross matters, records,
and correspondence of any kind for
Kent and Sussex counties should
be sent to this office located at the
corner of Savannah road and Dew
ey avenue. Phone: Lewes 6961,
Fifty-six first-aid classes are now
in progress in the two lower coun-
ties. AS result of the first-aid in
structor's course held in Milford,
Saturday and Sunday, February 21
and %, SO new instructors have
been added to the list with a total
of SO instructors, 63 lay instructors
and 30 doctors who are teaching
first-aid in Kent and Sussex coun-
ties.
There are 26 home nursing class
es in progress.
A nurses aide course is planned
for the near future.
Canteen classes are being formed
in many branches and those inter
ested in this work should contact
their branch chairman or canteen
chairman. If you do not know
these persons, drop a card to the
Lewes office.
Motor corps is also being or
ganized in all branches. Those
to be a member of motor
corps must hold a drivers license
and have access to a car.
Milford chronicle., 1942-03-06
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS

All men members of the Millwood
Church Aid are requested to meet
at Millwood Hall on Friday, March
6, at 8 p. m. Come on, men, let's
have goodly number out that eve
ming.
The monthly meeting of the Bro
therhood Sunday school class of the
Calvary Methodist Church will be
held on Tuesday, March 10, at the
home of Edward Cooper, 913 East
Front street. All members are urg-
ed to be present for the election of
officers which will be held at this
meeting.
The Women's Society of Chris
tian Service of Calvary Methodist
Church, Circle No. 4, met at the
parsonage, Friday evening, Febru-
ary 81. After the business routine,
a surprise birthday party was CIV
en- in honor of the leader, Mrs. M.
E. Hungerford. 1t was a complete
surprise and many useful and
beautiful gifts were received, as
token of love and esteem for one
who has endeared herself to the
church and community. The enter
tainment committee, Mrs. Fulton
Downing, Mrs. William Clendaniel,
Mrs. Edward Williams, served de-
licious refreshments. The next
meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs. Fulton Downing on Clark ave-
nue. on March 27.