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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-20

IN& Demands ct total uxn& uar
makes necessary eNnnete farmer
mgnn1zAttnn 81 nrdm t. reaxh
qpsnk1f Hnd surely Win spslnhie 7.
fukynAfiD every farm hnuse. and "a
cbfRin proEnp4lx degendnnie aarts
neeaed from farmers 81 govern
ment Officials charged wtfh nuar-
sisteetnR food and cher supplies
Tot cur fighting fnEeez. civilian
upaiatlon and Nnz export te allied
nAfhuxls. Al agencies ii tina uoszafrx
afe e~ooERFatinK % tins end ard
estzy person IL the cnanty Stands
resdT to % ats fuii part II support-
Tag the Wal effort a al the Anarrt-
ees and their afEie& We can Do tfiiB
- meeting these pFodnaaon euas
tnAt have been st for this COURT
and supplying TIE government ufsh
dependable ASSURANCES Of 1 renai-
IlesN and DISCRIMINATION % comply
fuiiy with All pledges
pr oil production % meet county
EoAls peanuts are more dependable
Enau zoybeaKN On rather fertile SAN
d. soils Varieties recommended are
re small white Spanish and The
Nurth Carolina a. Alabama runner.
at break land For crop OF thor
0aEhls disk and harrum. space rows
= inches apart for Spanish aFad se
Inches Tor runner. FertilIze with
LOO pounds superp11oSpnatE and SO
20 100 pounds 81 murlAte Of pot
an. and go pounds d~oioznlEie lfnac-
stone. u mixture Of 500 pounds Ba-
&C Stag and 50 20 100 pounds Of mu-
rate Of potash On thin lands SIDE
d1sZ crop using 50 pounds Of nj
tfats Of soda or les equivalent
II these materials cannot be OBJ
tanned $50 pounds Of o-e-s o. O.
1z-e mixed fertilizer should give
Eood results Plant 1t regular cot
ten planting time-afser May 10 IL
noE advisable. using planter with
peanut plate. Runner peanuts are
always shelled for piantfngi and
though spanish type are sometimes
planted without Smelling, more uni
fern stand and termination may be
expected with shelled seed Plant
= . p pounGs 81 sheiled spanlsh
O. 30 70 s. pounds Of sheEled run
nef peanuts % the acre. Allow
aboat one-thlrd The weight Of un-
nelled nuts for huilk and trash
Drop one to two nuts tpeas) 60 the
nilI Space Spanish peanuts 4 70 s
inches IN drill runner peanuts 8 to
ID inches. With proper moisture
conditions, plant : inches deep, bat
= sol : dry o 1t Is late In season
plant { inches deep.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-20

n UuNk ara Masvaa W~A
nsm Amhsnan
Msea
za# nHN ma sAsxN - ths
uxfAm III cAf&a "a kfs6Ny, -
ia wn1Aw tMansf ii r~xskAemAnn
mAAda 4 AsEBa tMM a. May4A
ManR j. MNen4 ~ thB Mgnsk~
mzAsA AA n ~ a. "
nasnk . mnmw nne pa9uafgiRa
ssEesA
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-20

In hog feeding. high grade tank
aees which h q ground dried ster-
ilned 9arap meat by-pro6uet Of
uae meat packing industry. used e.
a supplement 70 corn d 4 valuable
money saver when other pruteln
supplements are not available. Ia.
creasing the eE5iclcncy az the ration
several times the cost a. the tank
age. About one-shird pound = dax
OF hsgh-grade tankaRe should b
FED along with fun feed Of corn. Il
pig l. pushed for spring market
the amount Of tankaee for a IS
pound pig being approximately the
same ~ for a large hog. hui the
total amount Of corn increasing
though not proportonate1y with Inc
weight Of The animal. Tankase. or
fish-meal for the Coast region. would
oe led nore generally II av0idahle
locally. Farmers whose livestock q
trucked 70 market may find Il con-
senient to have purchased 4 supply
o. tankage 70 be hauled back Ia
them after Disposal Of animals.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-20

Ar AkannrAn Oa a Ma
aA ami a. pcmnns a. Mamhsf
Pant ~ ~ inxlsk8 deNn On UsE
eF psgmSnd hea Irsxnkae A
II "a daeN a. - nEea On ~nns6wrNses
b Hain M nx $50 frnnf q
m e@assmaent h msa
ard mHTaa2 ei poe NM 30 Il
SOC pctzusas AZ iamea0Ne " ne mefa
ca noAls aefiebenf n NEsr ID ursl
m - - 100 pw1nSs hgpmGHasA naar
go 10 zoe ppuaaEk ta Are arrw
may - substituted lof ne am1e ara
srperpnuf&1alt Cai,aeeSm a. cen-
sr0i wFe nnny b. ansle mt.h aa3-
nNry euttnn and ccEn eQapnent
As me tine fcg heavy uosk ap
momc1ses the inle season system II
ltxdinE and managing wNmkxk
rsu1t - changed especially IL malns
md hcfses have hsen cat and ~
cetglnR ntile a no grain a. hay Al
ne start q oae fitting p<rtod-that
Is anout n month before hArdnk
wuxk neainS-Faoa&iiuie q nuoa-nual.
has tnr thR eaarze rcuKhanr Ia
TIE RATION. and begin grain secdlng
ofadualiy increase amount 81 grain
and nay - thas tse animal i set-
ting about q pound ef gram and 4
Pound q good has dally Tor each
hundred pounds q is hoay wei0ht
nF she uinf light wuEk starts Ami.
naalk that cHsne Through me winter
u poor condition. VIII frAafrt even
more good quality hay ard grain be-
Tore the WORK seaxnn Increase arkas.
Ano DECREASE rouGhaxe ln ration a.
work becomes heAxier. Corn and
oaes are tire most satisfactory grain
fm wurkSiock One pound Is IA
pouElds Of cottonsced meal MY BE-
fed along with oats and corn Con.
wurkStock for hard work hr
gradually Increasing the severity and
amount % daily work ~ the fitting
pFueyeAses Keep tae nni-
mails feet sound and sefyiceahle b.
regular trimming or saoefnN cheek
the animals teeth 20 be sure taseyy
are in condition 70 chew grain ana
hay Farm up the animals gradually
a. the beginning ~ each vera day.
aad watef groom and salt them ree-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-20

ktesn Naa HamM =
&iNas4. aFn Ra& : sN
fas1 q tAs 40 =. 0saf9s Msme
70 nA - eusE Nslaas e ME#
Hamr nna MM uaew H
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-20

Mr. 1sFaan wpnfnsan MEhtfkt
Nhn hNS mNM sseiAlA8 hKs mannNz
MFN r. n M12zimENm N#a eakiFH II
hef hat n Ckstas NmA WAxhEA
t1n AtatA - sass Hs - ~
haEAana Nisn - En1nfxz Il =
~nns<nsMailr eext1snt
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-20

Mr. X9x& W&skAef eEsH - MA
bars WARE ssse sGssEaA4 = 0h
SsNinss nna lnlexk Assaeaag
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-20

49, 49, Ms4 nxya wsAsa am
s9eenH tas8k asem EaE
mn MN@ WhH tA4slH8 Nasf Ne
sn9 stsstsH Is q G
ef8Ex ~ 4 ~ - eA ~
fnfE4Hss N$sa& KsA
nse eL MI Nnk& xh8e
watA fsisfes Il tns ~
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-20
FlfHi AZ Osarm

PflTase PAIL Rock memhc q TIE
NeaseAi Cops q tie American Rec
gross ffun Camp SHELBY. y olfef-
saa9 = standard enaAree 81 first sd
fuF the next tisx weekk Glasses nsseS
tuHn evenings per seek TaeAaA$ ard
THURSDAY t0s q period ~ swc hours
Each Ahout foFty students have IL
rsa6y enrolled fuw iris roarse
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-20

Miss Alice Emily Hague spent
last week 10 Hattiezburg taking a
course IN Civilian Defense.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-20

M ass6 Mf& m MNfsm "a
e a wesw .4 - -
~ Ma24AAM mxaR MFM ~ a
Nxn4
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-20

Rev. and Mrs. " s Coleman and
Mrs O.. A. Hamilton attended =
missionary meeting Ia Gaifport
last "Wednesday.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-29
9as uabre 6efdt bes Nmerifabenti6en
SolfsbumDeS

oenft, mie oieie eeonnaenen &reati,s
rem ,ino ibre Ieidtglanbigen Mitl6n-
fer iib als Die patriotiiditen nller pa-
triotii6en anerifaner eebarbeten, tpie
lie bas Stcrnenbanner nnb &albing.
tons 8ilonis als 9ll,sbangelhilo ibs
rer ,@eiinnlrnestrtel,c" nlibbrauhten,
ipie lie iittIide @ntriiltllng beil6el=
ten, als iie Dor sSSabren ibon bon benz
Sera,,saeber Der Thanksgiving ,nno
Scroll" oIs u8adeteers" aneeprans
CERT ipuroen.
Sn ipiepiel grflGruneen, @ntidIie<
bilngen nno ,gerfiieuneen" Der
Sberbon3en oes 8,noeS tpuroc feitee-
itellt, bob MIR amerifaniide 8iirser
Mitslieo iein fonnten! gSie sei6idt
boben iid 8nnoesleitltng nno beut=
ihe &onIulatsbeboroen seeenieitia
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-29
Dbis Naiienfrennb

ben 8aa aueeipieIt, ipenn es aalt,
ben @inorud 5lt ertneden, ais beltiin-
De 5ipil6en ,8nnb' nno ben Glanen
oer 2eute in Berlin feinerlei innerer
3uIanlmenbang. 0tit ipelher llnper
froreubeit, ia llnperidamtbeit, ipur-
ben Meniben angepobelt, Ole aus iD.
rer lteber5eitgnng fein Sebl inabten,
Dem guno iei patriotiI6es Mdntel=
hen bonn 2eibe riiien nno i'm als bas
barafteriiierten, mas er bon anfane
on tatiddlie9 eeipeien lit.
Wtan fam nur boffen, Dob nun
enolid and bem 2csten unter ben
9ei,tibomerifanern sic augen ai,fge-
ben, llno bob er. erfennt, mo- feline
6eihoe iiben ooer eeieiien baben. llno
ipenn bellte, IN oen meiiten Jdllen
obne gerebtielma bie 2anbestreue
ser 9eutidanterifaner bon mander
Seite aneeameifelt miro, Damn mil
fen lie t>lld), bel tpem iie lid bafiir
81 bebanfen baben!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-29

aIs ettpa iebt Ole Guropoer auf oie
afrifaner, Die Alnerifaner auf Die
Sapaner, oie 5ran5olen = auf Die
Oeutiben.
Sinh aber alIc Neniben ,,no bent
nab alle Golfer BON einem Meni ibelt
ber entitanoen ,mo itanlmen iie bon
bielem einen ltrlpritng ab, 10 lino
ale uutereinanoer nno miteinaloer
per6unoen mic &inoer elmer sSalnilie.
Die Neniben ale lino beitimnlt &in-
ser 8ottes 5lt iein. llno alle Golfer
oulammen bilhen sic cine groBe Got
tesfamilie. 9as iagt bas eine &ort:
,,@ott bat nus einen Menlden bas
eon5c Menldengclhlebt eernaGt."
Soft bot ben eriten Wterlben lno
|anb alle anoeren Meniben erihaffen
uno oaralls entitanoen Oie pielen
Golfer. @ott iorgt aber allG noG
ipeiter fir Tie. 0enn er idaut auf
oie Meni6en uno iiebt auf ibre &e-
&C, er ibaut bober a,ld auf oie Gol-
fer lno liebt ibre Shidiale unO leitet
|iie. Das laet Sa,llus nit Ben &or=
ten: ,@ott mil, bob bas Menlben-
gelhlebt tpobne amf Der gan5en Sber-
flahe Der @rbe nnb bot beItinmte
3eiten nnb @renaen ibrer @obnuma
eelest." Das pia beiaeen: Ssseoes
Golf bat Ieinen Hlas anf Der Sber.
tlGhe Der @rbe nno bat oas Hebt,
lid nab ieiner eieenen art au ent<
ialten. Man fann nidt on oen Set
ten lmo @renoen zines Golfes riits
teln, nidt Sic @ntnidlune zines Sol
fes beeintrddtiaen, obne in bic Ylanc
@ottes ieinauareiien. @ie es Men-
! Iibenrehte eibt, 10 eibt es AUDI Eolfer.
redte, bie beilig gebalten iperoen
| miiiien.
Inter einem bentet Der bl. 8an,
ms an bieier Ste0e a,d an, ipober
sic gerldiebenbeit Ser 8olfer ltammt.
9ie G0Ifer lino oesbalb perihieoen
ooneinanoer, neil ibnen beltimmie
3eiten nno @renaen allr 8obmml
anee,pielen iino, neil lic l,nter Der
| ibieoenen 6immelsltrihen ,.no in Der:
| idiebenen 3eiten oer gBeltfultur lid
cntfalten, oemnah ibre 2ebensbeoin
smtgen peridieoen lino. 8ei all ben
nhpr hnrt SnS nidt ouf Sne gie Din
Ser zines groben @ottesfamilie iini
uno sueinanoer iteben lolle,1 in ge
genieitieen '@oblmollen ,,nb eeaen
leitiaer adtilng Der golfsredte. Cir
ieocs Gplt bat leine 3eitaeidid)te ,,ni
feline 3eitbeltimnune, iiber ipeld'
@ott tpa6t nno in ser es @ott fiibrt
,,no leitet nnb fit bie er ieiner
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-29

Ser bereits 5l 8eginn oes Serb.
ties lebten SSabres peritorbene @rs
biidof bon Sal5bllrg, Or. Siegmuno
@ais, perOiientlidte Dor % Sabren
in oer Wiener 3eitidrift ,Das Neue
9tei6"' ,nter ser oieIen 3eilen bor-
geieeten lleberlbrift Aniid)ten iiber
sic 3eitlage, bie gegenipdrtig ,tniere
9eabtlng ipieoer beaniprnben. Sat-
iddlid ibeinen uns oie ael.beruneen
oes oamalieen 9ilbofs bon 8riren
i'm 2idte ser ieit 1920 eineetretenen
Greieniiie an 8ert 5l geipinnen.
9fan miro lif belplBt, pie ribtig er
oontalS bie llriaben ser got mo
Seioen uuierer 3eit abldtte. 8odj
mas fiinmerte iih Die 8clt I'm Dos
llrtcil ,lno Die 8nrm,ngem9 9eines ii
roller grGloten? 9tun biiBen oi"
G0lfer sic Siinoen ibrer 5taatsman
ner llno Eolitifer, Die ibrerleitS Der
So6finan3 a1 meiteebenbe &onseiiio,
men au maben pfleeten.
X
Ser III. 8anlus bebanbelte in ieiner
Sieoe anf bem Ireopag an Atben Die
mibtialten sSragen bes Menihenle.
bens; 10 o,h Die Solferiraee, Dos ipas
mir in Der be,ltieen 3eit bie natio>
nale Sraee beiben nno analeid als
Staatsfraae beaeihnen. CT itellt oies
ir foleenoer @ebanfenreibe Dor.
,,@ott bot Sen Nenlhen eemaht'
ieoen Meniden als poafonlmenltes
ser @eid)opfe, iiberraeeno Die sanst
iibriee 8elt, ieoen Menihen nls biz
&rone Der Sbopi,mg.
l1no ale Meni6en iino aus einen
Meniden entitonoen ,,no oorin bobel
aIle 3olter ser @roe ibren llriprung
Sen einen aemeiniomen llrlprnng
Sic ita,nmen bon einem Menlhen ob
@s bat besbalb feline Station elmer
onecren llriprllng als ireenOeine DO,
Sen iibrigen, nno es lit oesbalb aud
feline ibrem llriprung nod ipenigel
pornebm als sic anoere llno pie oi'
ein5elnen aHenlden einanoer Del
Menlhennatnr nod) aleidpertig, i
iino aMd) aue Solfer ltnb 9tationel
ibrcm 1triprunee ober ibrer abitanl
nuug nod einonoer sleibmertig, Dem
! ane peroanfen Soft ibre gntitebung
Seine Station lit eerinelpertig, fpenl
mir fie 10 betrahten, ionbern iebe eli
, erbabenes @erf @ottes. Dos abe
, iogte 8oulus bamals ben 8rie6en
| ,pelde iid) als gof erbaben fiibItel
fiber ale anbereu Golofer ,no mi
@erineifGtune auf alle iibrigen al
|anf garbaren tief berobiaben, meb
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-29

GmerllnIeinpllDen ltnlIfleDen oe5 10
genonnten Nmerifooentiben BOLTS.
bunoes lit enblib ein Hieeel por9e~
16oben ,poroer. Dtit ber anflaee+
erbebuns eeeen 80 fiibrenoe Gerion,
'lihfeiten oes 9unoes rno Scr Gin
Ieitung zines ausbiireer,lnesperfab=
rems geoen 27 ipeitere eSiibrer nno
berporragenoe lfitelieoer 1T enolih
Elm eutibieoenes Sorscben eingeleitet
,porben ge9en oiele Sraanilation, Die
erlDielenermaBen ais cine 8efabr fir
Die Siderbeit ,tnieres 2onocs be-
aeihnet iperoen lno bcren Satigfcit
Elm fir allenlal ein @noe eelnadt
iperoen ml,B. Sdmtlibe In9eflostelt
beiinoen iib bercits in ben Sanoen
Ser 8eboroen. @tlibc bapon lino
fdon leit lGnaerer 3eit oils aeiobrlide
NnslGnoer interniert. 9is iebt ioller
fdon iait an 200 poreelaoen ooer
terboftet iporoen iein. Den sSiibrern
Duroe nnh9eipieicn, bob Iie lif our
1lmaebing oes 8ebracieses perid]mo,
rem batten ln6 nld) anocrn nnrieten,
9eer 5u 1pioerleben. 3pei ser sSiib.
rer, ser Gbicagoer Srtsarnppenfiib |
rer sSroboie nno ein Nctp Yorfer ba=
ben iid) oas 2eben eenonlnlen.
0ie bielem glmo geborenoen Mit-
glieoer, Die id) oas an1erifanildje
Uiirgcrredt ll1ter iaii3en Gorlpdnoen
sridIi6en baben, iinO nn5lpelfelbaft
fhuloiger, als sic 9luslanoer unO ges
reidben Dem 0cuti6 amerifonertllm
anr S6anoe. Cine Geaftion auf bas
Gorgcben ser aluerifnnil6cn 8ebDr>
ben gc9cn oie Saboterre llno sloop.
tip Notwithstanding lit bis iest
bonleiten 9elltlblonbs nod nid)t ct.
foIet.
"&abriheinIib'', 10 meint bie e.
q. Staots5eituna ,mirO oIe @obbel-
fbe Glnofunfprppaeonoa nidt longc
onf iib porten lalicn, 3eter rnb Mor=
bio 81 ibreien 1mo bas Stibport
.9eutldenoerfoleuue' oils Garole
ahs5ueeben, no6ocm sic 8unoesbe<
bnrben enblib haran aegonacn lino,
ben &merifaoeutiben Golfsbuno nit
Strmpf nno Stiel aus5urotten unO
aleI ienen Soiiermann'ibe @eltal>
ten Sts Sanopert Su leaen, Die ialt
sebn> Sabre lons benz ehten 0eutid-
amerifaner bos 2eben, iouer ee,nabt
,no auo) lonIt alles eetau baben, 1,m
bic burb barte Arbeit unb ebrlibe
Miiiiben eeidaffene aeabtete Stellune
Ses oel,ti6amerifoniid)en Clements
im Hobmen unleres Golfsean5en 5u
untereraben llno 5u eribiittern.
Gielleisbt aibt's bier ,,no 90 ben
einen ooer anoeren, Der onf oen Sro.
paeanonleim ,,Morfe @obbels"
friebt. Mber ipie mir nniere Gappen=
beimer fennen, tperoen iie lid iest
fbWer bitten, anoers als 0nrh ano<
npnle 8riefe poer in 8ierlt,lbeneefliis
iter ibre Spmpotbien f,nno5ueeben.
Bir limo iiber5e,'at, Dob bie iber<
,pieaenoe Mebrbeit Der 0eutihameri=
faner nit einem Seuf5er Ser grleid)=
teruna bie Nahriebt BON SEN anfla-
eeerbebunaen uno ser @inleit,ng bon
@ntnatnraliiierlnasperfabren a eaen
Sc ,,9unb- Erominenaen' entee9en-
nimmt.
g4enn es ielnols in nnIerem 2anbc
cine organization 9eeeben bat, bie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-29
Mittnodj, ben 90. SaIi 1912

Se9en gibt. obne aleroinss ielns
Sreibeit a,if5nDeben, inn bic Selbitbe.
litilnmung 5u rauben. Glas 1T fir
ane @olfoer Ser groe. 9afiir lorgt
8ottes @eisbeit ,mo 8ottes Mamabt.
Blot .ilt fir ole golfer auf ser gr.
oe, nenn ,lrr jeoes golf ii1 nit Dem
| ibm sll9eipielenen 8late unO ben
ertipre6enoen Serbaltniiien bei6cibet.
! aber alles Sroiibe, mas elm golf
in ieiner gntpidllng baben fann.
mub einent boberen. einem eroben
3iele bienen. llno bieies cine erobe
3iel bat ieoes Golf un6 Dor oieiem
einen groBen 3iele peid)t aIes on.
oere lpeit 5llriid. Das lit 10 erbnbeu
iiber alien iroilben aneeleeenbeiten.
lpie ser Simmel erbaben 1T iiber Der
@roe. @ott bat ieoem Golfe 3eiten
nno 8ren5en beltilnmt fir bas Dob.
nen auf ber Sberfldde ser @roe, bab
es @ott inben ioa, OF es i'm etna
taiten ober finoen mobte, obtpobl er
nidt ferne bon einem ieben bon ibnen
lit, oenn in ibm Gin @ott) Ieben uno
beweaen iie iid nno lino iie, niht
blob ser ein5elne Menid, aub Die
Boiler. 9enn iie Iiilo abbaneig BON
ibm lno iino ol'f i'm aneeipieien, fic
brali6en ibn fir ibr irbiides 0aleia
nno ibr iroiides @liid. @r ober, Der
fie eridaffen bat nno ser fiir iie ioret.
bat oas porbebalten, ibnen oll6 oiele
9e1tlmnl1ng oll geben, Die bodite unb
erbabenIte 8eltinlml,ng, bie Elm Bolt
baben fam, @ott al erfennen uno
ibm SIT bieren. 9os gan5e Gof fon
ais @inbeit uno @emeinl lamfeit, ais
grobe @eielllbaft uno als Golfsfa-
Mile, genaller als ltaatlide @elnein.
ibaft, @ptt erfennen uno ibm DIE
nen nno bas ean5e Golfsleben, pie
es iid im Staotc elttpidelt, ioa nit.
belfen Die @otteserfenntlis aIlen
MenI6en 5uain9lid) 5lt MAIDEN. Mn
oiele geltimntlt1g aber fniipft lid) oas
gan5e @liif zines Stdates ll1o bos
Sell zines 8olfes. Otit ga1l5em Hab-
brud muB man es bier lagen, neil es
ii6 NIT logii6er 9sotlpenoiefeit ans
Oen eriten 8abrbeiten ergibt. Das
SdidIal eines gar ieoen Golfes brebt
lid Inn Die cine Srage bes @lalbens
an @ott lmo ser gbrfur6t Dor Soft
uno oes eelneiniamen @ottesfitltns.
Sie cine Sra9e, Oh sic Gelieion
Golfsangeleaenbeit - offentli6e An-
eeleaenbeit lei, lit bas erobe Sbema
Der 8eltgelhibte. gBir fpre6en es
nit Dem @orte zines beriibmten 81.
itoriters aus, inbem mir iaeen, oab
in Gom Die 6aoen Der @elteei6idtc
5uiammenla,tfen, 3eiteeihihte 1T boz
allem &irdenseihidte. Ser tieffte
&ern audi Ser nationalen sSraee ift
oarum bie ssraae, Oh elm Bolt tpirfli6
relieios lei. Denn bierin miro es
audi 3iel nno NoB ieiner nationalen
8eitrebnngen finoen ipie es bierin
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-20
Personal
Catholic Women
To Meet Sunday

The twentieth annual meeting of
the Waterbury Council of Catholic
Women, affiliate of the Diocesan
Bureau of Social Service, will take
place Sunday afternoon, January
Is, at o'clock, at the Diocesan
Bureau, sc Church street. Officers
WI e C-ected and yearly reports
read. Mrs. George Goggin, retir-
ing chairman, will preside, and
Rev. Eugene P. Cryne, Diocesan
director, will deliver the address of
welcome. Father Cryne has been
director since the council and bu-
reau were organized twenty years
ago.
Rev. DR.. John j. Loughlin of st.
Thomas Seminary, Bloomfield, will
be the guest speaker. DR.. Lough-
lin is brilliant orator. He has
been associated with the Confrater-
nifty of Christian Doctrine, in their
lecture courses. A short musical
program has been arranged with
Miss Constance Linskey, as soprano
soloist, accompanied by Miss Bar
bara Stone.
Following the meeting a social
hour will be held, the following
committee in charge: Mrs. Martin
Tehan, Mrs. John Blake, Mrs. Mar
Gel Young, Mrs. Kelvin Fitzpatrick,
and Miss Helen Shanahan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-20
Personal

Mrs. Ludweu Larzelere ard her
daughter, Nancy, of Chicago, are
visiting with Mrs. Larzelere'S aunt
Miss Lulu Murphy of Cooke street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. Wilson O'Connor
of Crown street announce the birth
of a daughter, on Sunday, January
10, at the Waterbury Hospital. Mrs.
O'Connor in the former Alice Leary,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
Leary of Crown street.
Announcement has been made of
the birth of a second son, Thomas
David, on January 10, at st. Mary's
Hospital to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph c.
Deeley Of Elliott avenue.
Mrs. John Largay of Middlebury
is spending few days in Boston as
the guest of her parents.
Mortimer ]. Conner of Plaza ave-
nue. and DR.. Pasquale DeNicola OF
West Porter street have been vaca-
tioning in Miami, Florida.
Miss Marie Glasberg has returned
to her home on East Main street
after spending a few days in New
York.
Announcement has been made Of
the birth of son, on January 16
at the Waterbury hospital to MI.
and Mrs. Kenneth Kennedy of
Woodtick road
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-20
CHILDREN AIDING
SALVAGE CAMP ALCN
Large Bundles OF News
papers, Magazines Added
To Collection

A common sight in the West End
of the city shortly after o'clock
this morning was that of small
school children headed towards
school, with great bundles of old
newspapers and magazines in tow
For the most part, Johnny and
Mary had little difficulty in COL
lecting in their own homes enough
papers to make a comfortable load,
but those who for some reason
found an insufficient supply OF
newspapers at home stopped in at
the neighbors' TO add to their COL
lectionS.
BY the middle of the morning,
large piles OF the much-needed
papers were amassed in each of the
nine schools at which collections
were scheduled today. The amount
was thought to be at least equal
to the six tons gathered by he
South End schools yesterday.
Pupils of the following schools
took part in today's collection:
Tinker, Duggan, Begnal, Barnard
st. Joseph's, Russell, Bunker Hill
Roosevelt, and ST. Margarets.
Collection will be made tomor-
row by school children of the cen
trail district.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-20
St. Mary;s Aid
Reflects Slate

The annual meeting of st. Mary's
Hospital Aid society was held yes
-terday afternoon at the Nurses
Home on South Elm street.
At that time the organization
donated one thousand dollars to
Mother Sacred Heart, superintend-
ent of the hospital Election of Of
ticers followed with the present slate
being unanimously reelected. 1t
includes: President, Mrs. Joseph H.
McGinniss; first vice-president, Mrs,
M. j. DAILY; second president,
Mrs. Thomas Kelly; third vice-pre
ident, Mrs. Bernard H. Fitzpatrick;
recording secretary, Miss Catherine
Maloney: financial secretary, Mrs.
Henry A. Hayden; treasurer, Mrs.
Frank P. McEvoy; chaplain, Rev
Lawrence Sicily; and chairman OF
activities, Mrs. Henry A. Hayden.
Miss Florence Cassidy was re-
named chairman of the member
ship drive which will be held in the
near future. Mrs. Henry Hayden is
chairman of the annual st. Patrick's
day party to be held on Tuesday
March II.