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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-03-13
Russellville News
by Ruth Russell

About Town Revival. Tie pub
lac is cordially invited to attend
the afternoon and night services
at the Church of Christ eaah md
and 4th Sunday. Services arc bains
conducted by a young Evangelist,
Bro. Gray, and you are missing Il
treat, Il you fail to hear him. Don't
miss this spir tual feast
Ill---Mrs. J. A. Smith was tax
en- to St. Mary's Hospital Monday
for a major operation. All friends
are hoping she will soon be well
again.
Mrs. Magnolia Wilson is eonfin-
ed to her home because Of re-
cent illness.
Mr.. Joe Sidney has been very
i'll, but we are happy to report that
he is showing signs Of steady inn
provement.
P. T. A.-The Parent'Teacher
Association held its regular meet
ing at James SchGel on Friday,
March 6. also the organization 10
Gently sponsored very success
full Mock Conference.
New Resident Mr.. +. Miller
former resident of Magnolia, Is
planning an indefinite stay here
while employed at the Federal
Compress. He is staying with Mr..
Clarence Russell.
Mrs. Matte Chandler was call
ed to Little Rock Tuesday to at
tend the bedside Of a sick brother.
Call Him.--Mr. Robert Joe Lane
has returned after an extended
visit to New York. Back on his oi9
job, he will be glad to call for your
cleaning.
Heartfelt Sympathy-Nlrs. Lot
tie Edwards left Saturday for ST.
Louis to attend the funeral OF her
brother-in-law, Mr., HaVis May,
who passed away Thursday at his
home in Chicago. Mrs. Havis May
is the sister of Mrs. Edwards and
will be remembered as Mrs. Louise
Powell.
Lucky Co Lucky Club: With Mrs.
X. j. Shans as hostess, the club met
at her home on Wednesday. Spec
ial guests at the meeting were
Mesdames Mable Marsh and Nor
ma Linton. High score ef the game
was awarded to Mrs. Ollie Mae
Wilson. A delicious luncheon was
served by the hostess.
Returns-Alhert X rkwood has
been visiting in Mississippi, but
has returned home.
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llow's that" Bigger did not ans
wer. Mary was smiling. Jan still
gripped his Land and Is gger held
his head at an oblique angle, so
that he could by merely shifting
MS eyes, look at Jan and then out
into tho street whenever he did not
wish to meet JAMS gaze, He heard
Mary laughing softly,
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Stuttgart News
BY ". l. jones

School News-The Holman Hi
School started 4 lily organization
with Mr.. Albert Thompkins, presi-
dent and Mr.. George Lamb, sec
rotary. Mr.. Thompkins and Mr.,
Lamb viii be sent as representa-
tives to the State lii-Y meeting at
Pine Bluff, Sat, March IA, with
expenses paid Ivy the school.
Game-The Holman basketball
team played Cathol Z High here
Friday March 6. Holmtn girls
won - and Catholic boys won p
81.
Comedy-A farce comedy zone
Dclirious Night" VIZ presented
by the seniors OF Holman Hi School
at the Il Baptist Church, Thurs
day night March 5. 1t is said to
have been the best play in the
schools history. Among the many
people who helped to make the play
IN three acts a success were: Lii
lie Clark (Mrs, Arnold's Maid j,
Miss W. NJ. Jackson, Lefty Daggs
"a crook and her steady, Mrs
W. H. Mott, Mrs. Martha Arm
old "a tyrannical grand mother),
Savannah Wright, Hannah Cher
cook, Ellen Age, Patricia (Pat
Arnold, dler grand daughter who
has hallucinations), Audrey Skin
ner, Sally Winirey pats chum),
Marie Paxton, Dick Delray pats
fiance, who has fts), James Mott
Freddie Fenr elk (Sally's admir-
cry, Warren G. White, Paul Ham
mond, (Alias Hawkins, the but
ler) George Lamb, Col, Frank De!
ray Dicks absent minded grand
father, Robert Scosgins, Mavis
Jordan (Col. Delray's secretary)'
Betty rufford, DIR. Green (who can
cure anything), Albert Thompkns,
Officer O'Bren (the policeman)
Aaron Jones. Miss l.. d. Bell, dl-
rector.
Singing Contest-There was a
singing contest held at Allen lem
ule church between the Young Men
of Harmony and the Sacred FIVE
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-03-13
ST. ANDREW A. M. +. CHURCH
S3rd and State Streets
NJ. X. Carrigan, Reporter


Special Service Speaker fol
the l1:00 O'Clock serv ces on Sun
day, March Is, will be DR.. J. 1t.
Clayhorn, president of Shorter Gel
lege. A large audience is expected
to hear this prominent minister,
At 500 p. m. Sunday afternon,
Evangelist Lille Thomas, outstand
ing church worker, will be here,
and is brought under the ausp cea
of Stewardess Beard No. / We are
happy to announce also that the
A. c. T.. League will meet at $50
p. m. and regular night services
will be held at 7:15 p. n. You viii
certainly miss a treat if you fail
to be present.
Clubs--Bright Star meets each
Tuesday night; Sunshine Band
meets on Thursday; Ever Ready
Club also meets Thursday and the
Sunset Silver Top Club VII meet
ON Friday. You are always well
coined at these group meetings.
Ill: We are proud to know that
Bro A. ]. Pullum is better, the
Sunday School is lonesome without
him. Sis. Irene Whitfield is inn
proving and also Mrs, {. B. Lew
IS. 1t IS reported that Mrs, White
head, daughter Of Mrs. Elizahath
Mathews, is still confined to bed,
but we are hoping her speedy
Rev. W. L. Lambert, along with
the membership of this spiritual
group invites you to be present on
Sunday.
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qGaftett.s, Tbs affair was spel +
sofed by the Social Club Mrs MAJ
tie Down N, ident.
Y sting Ms. Fannie Hendeil
sn er Hlm. arc is lore yistlns'
mr. 1.ught,r, MIS-. sadie Skinner
and family We hope her q plea
-, stay ia tae city.
Funelal--TAe funeral Of Bro
Peter Feastef was held Thursday,
March s, at the lat Baptist Church,
Mr.. Feastcr died at his home OIL
\. Woods ST., Sunday evening
March /.
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McGehee News
by I. G. Evans
Our heartfelt Sympathy

Little Mildred Morgan, the fest
er daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
McCool died at the Lake Village
hospital, Friday. Mrs. Ethel Scott
accompan ed Mrs. Grace McCool
to the hospital and was at the bed
side of the baby when she passed.
A very impressive funeral service
was held Monday at 2 p. m, with
the Junior Church Of Evening Star
Baptist Church in charge and Rev,
w. C. Campbell delivering the eu-
logy. Many condolences and floral
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Warning Order

State of Arkansas, County of
Pulaski, SIN the Pulaski Chan
Gerry Court, Matthew Norris, plain
tiff VS.. No. 64246, Freddie Norris,
Defendant. The Defendant Fred
die Norris is, warned to appear
in this court within thirty days
and answer the complaint of the
plaintiff Matthew Norris.
Dated February 81, 1912. John
A. Hibbler, solicitor for Plaintiff.
John L. Sullivan, Attorney ad Lit
EN-, II. S. Nixon Chancery clerk.
By Reed w. Thompson, d, c.
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d =, " !.
BAPTIST CHURCH

The Mt. Zion Baptist Church vii
celebrate Women's Day Sunday
March Is. The combined choirs y i
render a mus cal Sunday nisbl It
$500 p, m. The public is invited t.
attend
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-03-13

! offerings were received by the fam
~ and interment was at the Pal
estiue Cemetery, with Dixie lun-
elal Home IN eaarge, headed h
E. +. Willis, prop. Out heartfelt
sympathy IS extended to tie 6e-
feaved family.
Fiance Die Miss Marguerite
Graves left ON Wednesday for Ok
lahoma City to attend the funeral
of Mr. Charles Chr stan, of New
York and the iiance Of Miss GRAY
es. Our hearts 20 cut To her III
her sorrow.
City's Happenings; Mrs lrma
Freeman, Messrs. jesse and Char
lie Freeman Of Grossett, spent the
week with Rev and Mrs. K. c.
Grimes. Rev. i. ". Williams of
Crossett, spent Tuesday with Rev.
and Mrs. Grimes. Mrs, Jno. Hlount
lefe Sunday night for Natalash,
La, to attend the funeral OF her
brother in-law. Prof, b. Il. Robin
son and wife. the daughter Of Mrs.
NJ 7. jackson We're visiting Sun
day from Monroe. Prof, Robinson
touches IN Menree High Seheel and
Mrs. Robinson is employed By the
+, S. A. as Home Economics
teacher. Mrs. M. =. Jackson made
n visit to Tallulah, La, recently,
Mr. Tom Jones in convalesc hg in
a Little Rock hospital. a large
number of the teachers Of nesha
County attended the T. r. X-Ray
Clinic at the Legion Hut building,
Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs. Min
nie Fletcher was n business visitor
in Eudora, Tuesday. Mrs. Pefnel-
la Carter left Monday for the I'm T.
el Friends hesi:ta! at Li..le Rex
We are happy to report that MIR.
John Jenkins is improving at the
hospital at Little Rock.
Rev. Zack Pinkney is improving
from light stroke. Rev. Dan Turn
er, however, is still on the sick
list. We are happy to report that
Mrs. Mary Walker Trowser and
Miss Alice Bransom are much i'm
proved at this writing. Mrs. Mary
Young was called to the bedside
of her sister, Mrs. Rose Young
Monday at the United Friends
Hospital at Little Rock. Messrs. K.
W. X ng. Wesley Young and Mrs.
Julia Cason are also spending
few days at the bedside Of Mrs.
Young in Little Rock.
Guests-Revs. w. c. Campbell,
g. N Ship, Isaac Reed and K. q.
Grimes were the recipients Of q
delicious supper Tuesday at $50
D. m. at Monticello. They also wit
messed a highly spfitualized ser.
vice while in Monticello. The af-
fair was sponsored by the minis
tiers Of that city.
Ushers Alliance-The Club group
met at McGehea Chapel Baptist
Church on Sunday at 800 p. m.,
with a special sermon brought by
Rev. J, S. Wyche.
Sundays Speakers----Desnlte theI
ram Sunday. few members were
present at all of the churches OF
the city, with the Rev. w. c. Camp
bell as guest speaker at the Even
ing Star Baptist Church, Rev, X
G. Grimes delivered the morning !
at McGehee Chapel Bap-
fist Church, and the class meet
ing service was the feature of the
service at st. Peter A. M. H.
Church.
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Hope News
Bessie Delois Flenory
Rising Star Baptist Church

The Willing Workers Club of
the Church is still alive and doing
some constructive work. In addi-
ton to the help they have render
ed in buying lumber, nails and
doors for the new church, they have
aided the sick here and elsewhere.
Meeting Of the Wiling Workers
Club are always lively, with splen-
did biblical lessons and discussions.
At a recent meeting Of the group,
officers elected were Mrs. V. +.
Jones, president; Mrs, j. S. Webb,
vice president; Mrs. Ruth Turner,
secretary; Mrs. lola Phillips, trea-
surer, and Rev. G. j. Jones, teach
er.
Ladies Auxiliary-Mrs. RoX
Hadley of the Ladies Auxil airy Of
the church reports an interesting
meeting was held at the hes =
Mr.. and Mrs. Loudermilli o. RI
day, March 6, with Mrs Mary
Flenory teaching the lessor. After
a brief business session, refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
Mrs. L B. Logan is president of
this club.
We Miss You. Friends are hop
ing speedy recovery for Mrs.
Emma Green, who received injur
les in fall several days ago.
Bebee Memorial c. NJ. Il. Church
Rev. ]. S. Washington, pastor,
and A. c. Scales, secretary of the }
church, report that because If in
element weather on last Sunday,
Rev, f. d. Adams, Pres ding FL /
der, did not deliver his usual mes
sage however, reports from all
were good, at the list
Quarterly Conference. The Sunday
School, with Mrs. d. Douglass, SUI
rcrintendent, reported $500; Ste
wardesa Board No. /, Mrs. Minnie
lett, president, sos; Stewardess
Board No, 2, Mrs. Hattie Shaw,
president 81. Choral Club, Mrs.
Dilcy Douglas, prcaHent, 81 90;
Stewards Board Mr., Joshua presi-
dent, $3.50; j. Stewards tho re-
potD; +. II. Club, Evalene Wash
ingtan, . cents; Silver Queen
Clur. Mrs. Persia Tuner, presi-
dent 81. 90; Mission mo report) !;
J. Mission mo report; Usher
Board, Sl0); Senior Choir (no re-
port; Glass No. /, Minnie Jett,
leader, $50; Class No. 2, Mrs.
Matte Sanders leader, $l.00; No.
8. Mrs. HIATT. Shaw. leader, 10
cents. 80. 4, Mrs. Della Muldrew,
leader, 30 cents No. 5, john M1l-
drew. leader, $40; (G) (no re-
port); (0 Perry Joshua, 1925;
(S) Bell Douglass, $500; Paid
Presiding Elder, S37. 50: Paid pas
tor in charge, $l0779; Church
Debt $25I9O; Crescent Drug store
Donation, $500; Budget, $1,000
Incidental expenses, $52.1o; for
the poor, Sls5; Grand total for
the quarter, $i56.32. Mrs. Fannie
3. Buckhana. S1.00: Mrs. Martha
Phillips, $500; Norman Story,
Is cents: Georgia Cooks, % cents;
Mrs. J. r. Moore, $1.oO; Mrs. Lola
Brown. - cents; Mrs. Georgia
ohnson, IS cents. Monday night
March Glass ]. Mrs. M nuie
Jctts, $3.50; Class ., Mrs Matte
Sanders, S1.5o: Glass 8, Mrs. Hat
rja Shaw $3.50; Glass 4, Mrs. Del
la Muldlow, 80 cents; Class ; John
1,uldrow, S2.25; Glass 6 mo re
portl. Cass r. Mr.. p. Joshua,
ST 90; Class s. Nus. Bell Douglass;
r. C., $1,000 and 2. L. $32.05.
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temporarily while an al ea.
fight $ carried ON to see that NJ
gfo families get what the Unit
States government promised The
ones in the S5Jsu.aer Truth II
Juet.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-11
Church Purchase
And Rural Lands
Change in Deeds

'''hSr ut land by a church and
""p'rtE III Kittrcll township and ,
''' an The Raleigh road were inynIv-
'i ~ -four deeds announced AZ The
''G'"'"r OF deeds office today.
I. kittrcll sold to trustees ur
w" fhHt Methodist church II ,ror,
u" III" rear of the church and mar
'l'Ec and Of the city tcacherarc,
' HIoo and other considerations
.,. '"ur'ncy Russell conveyed ,o
'""od"rc Watson and wife for $40
','! "'hrr considerations 50 ID acres
10y l.nd IN Klttrcll township.
Maudc s. kcarncy and hcr Inns.
;. Hn. I"hias kcarncy. conveyed To
h"E'n" {. Huff and wife a la, in ,hc
."" OF hitircll tor $40 and other
considerations. '
=, u. H. Hicks and wife sold To- Mrs.
'.I ''" I Far ley Il lot On the Raj
''E, road tor $40 and other cnnSid-
"IHItui-.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-11
BRITISH TROOPERS
MOVE TO TEHERAN

I"nd"n,c Dec. ll.--(AiD A Rem,
rrS dispatch from rclcrnn. Ir:.,
.'Id to-day that British troops had
moved up Ia TN" vtciuity If T'ch,"nr,
n - precautionary move To- pruirr.
hir'iHh oil installations. military
Stores and establishments in t.
80" capital
Ih"r" WaS no suggestion Of v.hti
'..'.' "''s expected. but delay
dI-n''"u 'mru Trhcran ycstrrdI;
"lh that Iurn'au soldier, and police
ndd i'r"d ON - rI~tinG crowd com
posed largely ut students utI;5I.!. .hc
'Hi"''tt assembly nuildug =. few
.rrr"us were arrested
Tn" trouble started when the STU
"ui' began demonstration Lcmi-
"aiiy against bread shortage. MAJ
iai Iaw Was enforced today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-11
Army Fears
can Diet

it""''w"d i."m Page OncD
MI'h the ""r production board nvc,
IN" Sr'''aIi,nC of arms prndrIr,iur
IL, l'"ndr' General + B. Snmcr-
-cIl~ services OF SUNNY again i, in
.plvrh
President RunsrvCli. in ul,uup Sn,.
.'iHIF NiCNnId weeping control
N'r producing and distributing food
'nr domestic and overseas use. ~
!icc'. gay" tic secretary the power
. ''N the Diet nf Inc soldiers. sailor.
nj nMrncs. and what they are.
iIHd Of. tho senatorial. informant
na. l. hat the department might
~ 20 provide them with an ovcl
'und"u"c 1T TODD from a iCw sur
.IS crop.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-11
RUFF IL THE DUMMY

ONCE IN blue moon the de-
tenders viii lead a suit which finds
you able to ruff IN either your own
hand or the dummy. That is a ter
rife advantage usually. If you
may preserve your longer string
Of trumps intact. while disCardinC
loser from your own side suits
II is only rarely that this situation
is reversed. But trumping prompt
ly without first deciding which IS
better is always a mistake.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-11
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
Tho Authority on Authorities

Aftrr 'wr diamond lutks. g..
club ! a1I Is. East let Tia.
club. ANA the crisis Of IN, ..,u'
was ~ hand Down one wouiG
have t"rn d good score for SoutL.
na.n better than letting his oppo-
rrr,s have a vulnerable game.
Bu' ne played quickly and man
aged TO go down two. Without
stopping To decide where he want
ci 20 ruff that club. he put on the
heart 2 from his own hand.
When he then led to the heart
A. and West discarded. he knew
definitely what the simplest think.
ing should have shown him was
likcly-that East row had more
trumps than he Even guessing the
spade fNcssc right. he still had To
lose heart trick 10 East.
II South had runcd that third
club in dummy. he could have
caught all OF Easts trumps and
would have been down only one.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-11
Experts Bog
Oil Rations

Il "''Hu3"d from Page OncJ
~.N"n nuH''r ni ,qtInrc feet i'm !,
-,N"n county
NOT only dld these calculations L.
." wind velocity and humidity.
'i'U'd th" report, but the hcighth
''I'lE> ANA IT," thickness of wall,
"'I!, leaving many homes with
H"JDltablc allowances.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-11
y. S. 'Crute Troops
Land in New Area
lIHnInucG from razc Jue)

% t."uucu llOIl rage lJne)
."'r'. '." Germans some ground.
M ' "Il!y was checked
~. '''"nptS uf the G''grans tn
!"E".r. '""N. successes -crc fruS-
ra'.. .. "r units" II Moscow com
uW.." aid. I'm these crgagcmcnts
.'' .... ANS suffered cr"a, losses in
-'. ..G material"
russians reported SturmInc
and occupying strongly de
.... German lines ~ fierce hanG
' ,gntiuG ~ he StaliupraG
n'"""n IL" Nulga and Don
stay ard Il large Russian rifle
m3''iauEcd strongly fortified
positions IN group of hill,
.'.. ct ID: StaliuGrad and forced
.. f,,'wIu- 20 retreat
\ British communiquc from
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-11

tairo said the British eighth
army had not vet touched off IFS
new offensive against tho IN
Amelia line in Libya. but rcport-
ca that axis forces were bcco,n-
ing increasingly jumpy as th.y
awaited the onslaught.
Although no major Cugauercn,
mas taken place" the cummini1uc
sue. enemy reaction to cnn.,,n,
activity "i our patrols indicates his
onward troops are in Il state OF sjmc
.clN"u.ncss.
IN" Italians reported NOR. IN
'A>iNc activity" TN the I.ibval IRON.
II" SAID. without specifying tic sec
u mat axis forces supported br
N'hncH had gained new position, II,
4uniSIan fighting.
ne axis was tisInC is !;,r1c.,
41aneS To speed men and ,,,..3u,. q,
e north African front.
!"e Can" cpmnuniQur SAID .nu.
"'Er lighters encountered u ,,,.r,:,,
non at six -cmgncd plane. vest ida:
'.'tH q! IriprIiHuIa ami shot down
'' ana damaged another.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-11
NJ MBER FIFIITN.

Negro family cur..,'.r- pl two al,
men. aged rincty-l.vo and seventy
md two "nmcn. age. -tN'y-iIvr an,
sixty. Small lnCuw" ,.2w wuri, r'
"..'u'v wear old .r.r .upplCrrv'n..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-11
7wentyNeedy Cases Offered
AS Christmas Opportunities

Twenty eases VI real need are yl-
icrcd la the public of thu r...-
today a. Christmas Upper
tuniticS to bc provided Ion ~ '.r
holiday season. II Is the usu" ..'
of UndcrprIvIlcpcd families, l.u.ga
not the same people. of c0UI,
are furnished each year by Inc ~.'-
vatIOn Army IN cooperation vt ...
Henderson Daily Dispatch. i B.. ..
pectcd there Viii ne others iu..
Envoy and Mr.. Charles tur,.' ..
The Salvation Army. vouch f.. ..
merits nj the Opportunities pJ'.'...
cd, and are prepared To- lurur.. .r.
details 10 those desiring {" pro. geo
for u family at Christmas.
Here. how. Go through g.. ...
ma -,lrCt the needy family . %.
AIKEN care ut 10y taking on .,rr -:
.hatCyCr Is desired. Call En-. . o..
Mrs. Cuui.C at telephone 5G2 %. ne
name and address Of the iarr..g. .u.ri
tor other details that will ..r. u
possible Ia meet the need ..''.,
Cash may be- given Ia the Cu... .g.,.
ne Will deliver the matcr..l .. g..
personal visit may he mHG, 90
home OF the needy people
AS soon Is u ca e mas been .......
II fur. it will uC wIlhdla.,n .
no published list. after -..... .
name at the ii nj or ure..
furnishing the gifts.
lntLNI, u.l, ,...u ,.C able
her ua.m,y Wtn uta,r. l,.
d t. cooperate III biIr".- "..
&C." Crv,. - iIt g .........
NTrEtn,-. I ,,Iu,.-
"no"l CLASSES. missionary ..,.r.r
,"HH".s alc urged - iu. nu 70.
'dt .t."iug
While other ca - may ar .a.,.
atcr. /. i hoped that r,.p .'r .l
10 delay in pgovId.ng ton '... .s,-
d today.
!hr -. u.lt" case arc.
NUMBER ONE.
Family - ,igHt. .i,'.ru and .rs-
=. boys thirteen and uruc. ~.
'lcvcn. seven. five AND 'wo facrc:
.nt capable of making " living tor
&c family. Have received a small
mount of assistance from tie Wei
re Department. FANNY needs .uud.
lD'hiug and Christmas chccr :nr the
children.
NUMBER TWO.
Elderly couple IN early S.N::Ic,.
neither able t. work. only assistance
comes from W"Iiair Department..
Need food and Christmas cheer
NUMBER THREE.
Widow and adopted son. .i&lc":r.
still III school Mother. invalid. Cnly
source al uc"u" from the Wcifi3r,
Department Need torI and Christ
,sNf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-11
NJ NlRI.E SINTtJN

nv "e.s.r" D'pm'nou, in need %,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-11
NUMBER TiIEvI.I\.
NUMBER FOURTEEN.

Family ui nine. Er'wc. a.3 n.,
on employed some. Wage nur SAL
.C!Cnt to provide Christmas rNtra
or the family. GIr!s sls'crm. eleven.
1--WE and three Boy. og.'c,'l. 'n.r-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-11

" living ton the family. Need food
.I",MuG and Christmas extras.
NUMBER SEVEN.
WiduW and tive Iigl-. az" a.%',"'.
eleven. nln". seven and tour. ora.
income from Il social security gra,'
FAMILY needs nUur.snIug TODD aUu
Christmas cheer
NUMBER EIGHT.
old couple unable to- wur.. ,...
income small social security ...r
Enable 10 buy Christmas Cuvc.
NUMBER NINE.
Negro widow wIth Chruu.. .,.
trouble Only assistance iIa. r,.
Dor, and Welfare Department ,.
boy ~" five VIII need .u... n,.
clothing and Christmas ,>... ...
the child.
NUMBER TEN.
Family Of five. Fatho. ...
t"rum. Boy sixteen. Girl '.,. A., r.l
nine. Sixteen year old Boo, r.....-
ed III the mill. Family r,,H. ',..,
mas extras.
NUMBER ELENlN.
Mother and three rr..l.u.. .,.
pendent upon relative. b.E. ......
md iuUr Girl two month. ......
would appreciate food .ar '.. .
the children.
NUMBER TwILNI.
Negro family UI lI',.
..e, LITTLE girl. a-o ...... .....
mi eight months. NJ u,. .. ..r.
Husband in sanat0rIIm Need '.y.
ton the children ANA ru.r.......
NUMBER TIiIEllLN.
large family ui 'r"..y T.'.r.
.uly disabled Two SOD. ,......-
a. Receive some as~ls'u.u. ..... -,
Larc Department .H' aa, rD '.,
.! the family H. aid. g.. 4,.
..lI,tmas extras. CIR 'wuu't-.:.-
IICdcd at home. tcI ..H s. Boz.
'wcnty-SiX. not abb, =. ..... .n4..
ell. seventeen. iDu.',.r.. '..i'
WCiVC and baby rn' E,...
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-11

tea. "I Washington.
.Dl muihcr. Ml,.
..t.' t"I .uiuU TIME.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-11
NJ Ni;II; SIX.

Negro widow with four children
iris twelve and seven, boys .our
nd three. Chronic illness of mother
ccpS icr from beng able To make
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-11
NJ MBER TWO.

hIdcrIY couple IN ruIlE SlN:tIc-.
neither nnl" /" work. only assistance
zones from Welfare Dcp4t.ru;.
iccd fond and CnI.L.inL.L- ,.t,rrl-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-11
NJ NBfR THREE.

Widow and adppt". son. .i>,c":r.
still III school Mother. invalid. Only
source al iUcuu" from tho WcifHr,
Department Need torI and Christ
INNS ,,Sft--ts