davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15

the agonizing pain OF rheumatic
affliction. IL Is OF assistance in
clearing up skin erIptions caused
by impurities. in overcoming the
sallowness t"muddy" complexion)
that In due TO sluggish liver. In
short, Gillian will delight you by the
pleasant manner in which Il bene-
fits your stomach. liver, Kidneys
by the ease with which bowels are
helped to become more active, by
the way II contributes TO your gem
era health 30 that you may look,
act and feel like a different man
or woman.
A special Gillian representative,
known as the GILLIAN Man, IL now
at Cunningham's Drug Store at
1924 Grlswold ST., Detroit. Here
he II meeting crowds 81 Interested
men and women daily and
introducing and explaining the re-
markable healthful properties 81 the
"naturally-msde" Gillian Compound.
Gillian IL sold nv all Cunningham's
Drug Stores throughout Detroit.
Help yourself TO health. Start today
by buying n bottle Of Gillian. One
bottle will convince you
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
Record Cast in
My Sister Ellie en-

my SISTER EILEEN" which
shattered so many records on the
stage that il was sold 10 Columbia
Studios for 1925 900. will have one
OF the largest casts Of any picture
in recent months.
In addition TO the stars. Rosa
lind Russell and Brian Aherne, and
featured players, Janet Blair,
George Tobias and Allyn Joslyn,
the one hundredth player joined
the company this week when
Elizabeth Patterson reported for
her role as Miss Russell'S grand
mother. Alexander Hall directs the
movie version OF the Max Gordon
play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
Film Actor Masters
q Foreign Accents

SHELDON LEONARD is not a
dialectician by accident. The
young actor, currently playing in
THE Man on Americas Con-
science" has employed accents in
a dozen film roles,
He owns Hollywoods only Ii
brary OF 16 nm. film on which is
recorded % foreign dialects.
Through this medium he has be-
come one of the few American
born character actors who can
speak so many various accents
flawlessly.
In his latest role he plays a
would-be assassin, an accomplice
Of John Wilkes Booth who shot
Abraham Lincoln.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15

Two more Detroit Times en-
ployes today entered military
service, receiving orders 10 report
at the University of Iowa for
training as United States naval
aviation cadets.
They are James DsVey, 81. edi-
torial employe. and Richard
Hayne. lS-year-old Detroit Times
branch manager
Respectively. they are the eighty
sixth and eighty-seventh Times
employees to enter military service
for World War ii
LIVED ALL OVER PACIFIC
Although born and educated In
Detroit. Jim Davey is not joining
the navy just 10 see the world.
because he has already lived in
many parts of il. With his father.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
LOuella Parsons
HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP

returns in six weeks for the Bill
Thomas-Bill Pine opus, Tornado.
Bill Thomas says that when he
was reading John GuedePs novel
Sylvia seemed 10 just step out OF
TIRE pages in the girls role. It's
about an angel-faced little trouble
maker named Victory who comes
10 coal mining town and prac-
ucally ruins everybody's life in
Guiding leading men Dick Arlen
and Chester Morris.
There was time when Sylvia
was considered something Of a
private tornado" off the screen
too, but reports from the East
where she has been playing stock
say she is changed girl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15

Whsle Dsvey. former General Mo-
tors export agent and now chief
e county accountant, and Mrs.
Davey. Jim has lived all over the
Pacific. Included in his stops were
Australia. New Zealand. Tahiti,
Page Pago, Raratongs and Suva.
Enlisting as a naval cadet last
January, Davey was given the
oath in February and then or
dered back 10 finish his third year
of college al Wayne University.
where he was studying while
working for the Times. He will
be given one years training as a
navy flieF at the University of
Iowa.
TRYING SINCE DECEMBER !
Davey lives with his parents AZ
1924 Clements avenue. He is a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
Here's How Gillian Acts

Gillian. the marvellous new medi-
cine. IL taken shortly before meals
because IT mixes with food at once.
helping TO eliminate the poisons
that foster stomach trouble, and
aiding the liver and bowels in their
proper functions. This new. nat
ural kind OF medicine as we call
~ will assist in bringing out gases
and impurities frequently with the
hrst dose) which may have been
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15

there. so ne called King benr'
local racing cZar, and had a
plant put on the payoff window
to see who would come up for
payment and 10 was this
gents best friend now ex.'
Comes letter from Margaret
c, Wildly. whose work as an artist
is well thought Of here. saying
that her recently finished portrait
of her brother, Mai. Gen. Francis
B. Wildly. head of West Point. was
on display in the J. l.. Hudson
Victory Window this week. She is
at the Point now, for the formal
hanging OF the picture there. The
general is a native Detroiter.
Last Wednesday Dick Thomson.
executive secretary Of Detroit
Rotary. came home from the an
nual picnic and found an official
looking letter from Washington.
On Friday he was on his way 10
his post with the air corps. with
out even time 10 say goodby 10 his
friends.
Ed Dunn and his brand new
wife are Just back from two
week honeymoon in the Adiron-
dacks. Eds a Rotarian, too.
TO a Blindfold Lady" Joe
PurtellS first-rate mystery yarn,
is on the stands and in the book
shops today. From the way II
reads, IL should sell well.
Otis Crosby publicity man for
the Board Of Education, Just got
back from the NEA convention al
Denver raving about the Denver
school system. He was bowled
over by the Professionalism
pageant the school kids put on in
the city's new natural amphi-
theatcr, Red Rocks"
Bert Tune is in Harper Hospital
after a heart attack laid him low
no visitors John Owens
birthday today. -. Ten-year serv-
ice pins went this week 10 r. J..
Brown. credit manager. and Pau
line GuetShoff. secretary of the
Detroit district OF the Goodrich
Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15

Too of have long taken flag much for granted
These times which the significance of
all the freedom, spirit faith and synbolzes
clear minds-as reafmation fighting
for-to the last fiber of our being
Keep flyingbrave red-gaant bue-unsulied white The
flag OF Americas flag of foefathers-the
flag of los of pioneers of liberty Justice
for all The flag of Amortization freedom-forever Keep il
flying!
Every every child who knows the of
our tlagand the struggle for liberty which
resents-nust realize that that liberty be
the utuef its benefits shine all of all
the world-NOW, not ater-hen every and every
and child contribute their share guarantee of
ultimate and decisive victory. Keep it flying
There many things that be done All of u.s. doubt
doing what think All of taking part
phase of activity Some attain public acclaim
honor in their efforts Others quietly about their work. doing
the things their conscience tells them dono acclaim
public hono-except the deep inward feeling and
OF satisfaction knowing that what being done for worthy
cause. Many hero is born to blush unseen.
Keep glorious flag fyngby continuing with things
doing Buy your War Bonds buy your stamps Give
your blood the Red Cross Study first aid book Conserve
everything Spread sunshine and happiness Sing! Sme
For when laugh and the world laughs and sings with
you
Keep it lyng-in your mind in your heart in the air.
THIS ADVERTISEMENT CONTRIBUTED TO THE
INTERESTS OF OUR NATONAkWELFARE BY THE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
ct was trou-

IT was trou-
bled with a
sour stomach
most OF the
time and also
was in con-
slant agony
from bloating,
and gas pains
/ was also suf-
fering from
backaches due
TO bad kidney
trouble. But,
since taking
Gillian I have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15

inside you for a long time, and
which were the real cause Of your
days OF misery with headaches,
dizziness and tired feeling. It Is
important TO note that Gillian will
cleanse your bowels gradually -
not drastically or severely as
they were never before cleansed.
Thousands prefer Gillian because II
serves as diuretic 10 sluggish kid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15

with the re-
suit that he
wasn't sure
how he got
home.
First thing
he did, when
he woke up,
Of course, was
20 look for his
winning tick
cts, and, also
Of 6 on r.
they weren't
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
Sidetracked

SHELDON LEONARD. who 10
featured as determined detective
in Street of Chance" studied
criminology at Syracuse Uni
Versitv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
PeopIe
You Know
Lost Race Tickets
Found on Best Friend
BY LINTON ARKLEs

jim says N happeneo 10 frlenc
VI his and it's a sad story.
This gent Is a regular out at
the race track" Jim relates,
land. like most Of the regulars.
he seldom waits TO collect his
last race winnings, II any. He
put his bet down and beats the
traffic home and then picks up
the money next day.
We'll. the other day this gent
had $500 riding on the nose Of
the winner In the last race and
stood TO collect something over
$1,000 when he got around to IT.
So that night he went TO a down
town club and had somewhat
more than several with a few OF
the boys by way of celebration,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
Sour Stomach Caused Constant
Agony From BIoating Before
She Got Help From Gillian

Mrs. j. H. Bladow OF Battle Creek, Mich Was In Misery
Most OF The Unrestricted Greatly From Boatins, Ga.
Pains, Back Aches due To Kidney Trouble) - Com
planned OF Terrible Headaches And Constipation Since
II Don't Have Those Terrible Headache. Anymore"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15

neys and helps
flush out the
impurities that
cause backache,
rising at night
and sharp burn
ing pains. And
by owing
poisons that
have become
dam med up in
the kidneys and
blood stream,
Gillian relieves
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
ATTENDED CAss TECH

Miller's feminine vocalist Is
Marion Hutton. the Detroit gal
who went 10 New York 10 visit her
sister, Betty. heard that Miller
wanted singer. auditioned and
was hired. That is her success
story.
Marion. who attended Cass Tech
High School, has been singing with
Glenn Miller for almost three
years and is today the same unas-
Stunning, enthusiastic young woman
she was the morning she took her
famous boss singing addition. She
designs her own dresses, and has
long been considered one of Amer
ica's best-dressed band vocalists.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15

HOLLYWOOD. July 15.-The
Paramount crowd are hoping that
, they'll hit the jack pot" twice.
)By that they mean Fred Henry,
former Olympic swimming cham
pion from Cincinnati, O.. is an
other Stirling Hayden in looks.
Now il his personality goes over
on the screen the way Strings
did. therell be rejoicing on the old
home loi
Hayden was one 81 Paras big
cest money makers and they lost
one OF their greatest male bets
when he left pictures 10 captain a
boat for Uncle Sam. Now that he
has married Madeleine Carroll
both Of them have said All revoir
10 movies, Fred Henry will get his
chance in coast guard opus Art
Arthur is penninC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
CRAZY LIKE A FOX


Lorraine Gettman was crazy like
fox when she changed her name
10 Leslie Brooks and went cunning
for dramatic career. LeSl Q
figured she had received TOO much
night club publicity and was too
identified with the navy blues SEX
tet under her real name Of Lor-
raine Gettman. So she switched
when she got a Columbia contract.
The strategy seems 10 be work
ing, for shes Just been handed the
dramatic ingenue lead in The
Commands" with Paul Muni-and
any picture Paul - in is drammer
plus.
This is the movie in which Lii
Ian Gish and Anna Lee have top
femme roles and for while Maui
reen O'Sullvan was rumored for
the part Leslie gets.
UNFAIR ACCUSATION
That overseas radio commenta-
tor who accused Barbara Hutton.
bride OF Cary Grant. Of boarding
UP her mansion in Regent Park
London. when IL was needed for a
British hospital, should have been
>bettcr informed on his facts
Az the outbreak Of the war
Barbara offered her home 10 the
British for a hospital. She was
thanked profuSely and told that IT
was unsuitable for a hospital. She
then gave il 10 a balloon barrage
organization and the Raj boys
have lived there ever since. OF
course Barbara told me the win
dows were boarded up that's be-
cause OF blackoutS and raids. Now
she said the w. A. a. F.. an or
ganization OF women war workers,
is moving and taking possession.
I happen 10 know Barbara gave
% ambulanccs 10 England and a
huge sum 10 free France so such
an accusation so widely circulated
is very unfair.
IN COMEBACK
Sylvia Sidney, who hasn't been
ir these parts for a long time,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
COMPLETES NEW FILM

At the Sunday afternoon session.
dancing time will be a half hour
earlier. starting at 2:30. Doors
open each evening at 1880.
Miller has Just completed his
second picture for Twentieth Cen
tury-Fox. Orchestra Wives" and
this, according 10 word from Hol-
lywood. is expected 10 surpass his
first picture. Sun Valley Sere-
made" which was acclaimed by
critics as one OF the best musicals
OF Al.
One Of the new songs from this
picture is I've Got a Gal in Kala-
which is reported another
Chattanooga Choo-Choo." Glen's
recording of Chattanooga Choo-
Choo" is beynd a million and a
quarter copies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
Glenn Miller
Opens Friday
At Eastwood

GLENN MILLER will open his
seven-dsy stand Al Eastwood Gar
dens on Friday night. During his
sessions here the popular maestro's
tri-weekly Moonlight Serensde"
radio show will be broadcast from
Eastwood. these being on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday nights,
and will include Miller's salute 10
the armed forces, featuring Marion
blond songstreSS; Ray
Eberle and Tex Beneke.
On each night Glenn will single
out a different army camp. salute
the boys with their favorite tune
and send them a library OF so re-
cordings. The dancing sessions AT
Eastwood Gardens will start at
s 30. a half hour earlier than usual,
TO allow greater numbers 10 see
their idol. Reservations are coming
in by the hundreds, with many
outstate requests by telephone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15

there. SO ne called King Behr.
local racing cZsr. and had a
plant put on the payof window
To see who would come up for
payment and IL was this
gents best friend now ex.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15

IN COMEBACK
Sylvia Sidney, who hasn't been
ir these parts for a long time,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-02
MISS 2 HERRING

DAYS last week with relatives in
Philadelphia. Mss
%
Mr.. and Mrs L. A Watts and
two daughters. Dueergne and Bar
bara. left Sunday for their home In
Little Rock. ARK after spending
the holidays here with Mrs. Watts
parents MI. and Mrs r. O Spann.
5r.
M. ard Mrs. c. Wells Of Mem
phis Tenn enjoyed a few hours
visit here last FRIDAY among friendk
%
Mrs Z p Herring. Miss HALE
Herring. and Wyatt Herring. accom-
panied b Sergeant Tracy Thomp-
son Of Keesler Feld. spent Christ
mas day In Mobile wlfh Mr.. and
Mrs. W. P. Davis.
D.
NJ. and AIRS. Motion Campbell OF
Tuscaloosa. Alabama, spent the
Christmas Holidays wffh their moth
err MrA john D. Cunningham. Hr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Thomson
spent Christmas with relatives Ia
Water Valley. Miss.
3D.
Mrs. T. T. Howe and daughter
Miss Whsle Marie and son Oren.
Of West Monroe. La. spent the
Christmas holidays with Mr.. and
Ars. John Hii and IN the home
Of airs Laura Mays.
Miss Vera williams OF Tuscaloosa
Ala spent the Christmas holidays
with Miss Dolores Cunningham.
o.
Miss Katrina Wilson spent
Christmas day m Mobile As 3 guest
IN the kone Of Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Coffin.
Ar. and Mrs. Chester Rouse and
daughters. Dorothy Nell and oerie.
spent Christmas in Virgins. Miss.
with relatives
Mrs Ann HardenberEh has re-
turned 70 her home IN Greensboro
Ala after spending Christmas with
her son-ln-law and daughter. Mr.
and Mrs Forest chabtree.
D.
Martha Jean Lowe Of Mobile Is
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-02

Mr.. ard Airs A q Hunt. Miss
Gertrude Fellows and Nj. Frank
Hunt i1aa IS their guests for the
holidays Mr.. and Mrs u McRae and
daughter. Emma Prank q Canton.
Ala and M ard Mrs wAn OFreil.
Mr.. l. M onre4 ard son. Reiiley.
Ct Mobile.
-
Mr and Mrs Roy Elier and daugh-
ter Of carite. Ks, are enjoying =
visit % Mrs ElierS mother. AIRS
T Z Spe0ctf.
90
Miss Ruby king Of Georeesown.
s. c. left Sunday 20 return after a
pleasant visit here as the guest of
Miss Cleta Renfro
60
AIRS ] c Ha1seil spent several
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-02

M MkN sea 4rm me y 4
ss# 4M tl
XA
81 ~ wef
IS N8
N q
- sra Nss csA y ~
a VaA4 fFssM NMa'
Ma MatsN aaa So
"a &N
s AsmaA ~ "a NMx NfN
me = Mmf ssEl 80
on x fa e Afs Msn
WAe $3.50
xsffA4mn8 witm hnk faxs ~
"a sire NeA 49, A1M
Mngsa " 4sse ef A2EaN 7stz4
wi nv eaea ~ : - 49,
Il sh FsWfskn - 49, o..
aNfs& MftNx Mzx d ~ IN atAH -
E4aAa4sg nnA aea& efsAt.
s6 4sla eMxxniA ~ sHa -
& Asahan q MnN Fu6a6
Mi ans Mss wnssn Ns&sn hess
wfwan4 Insm i ctfmAs tkN& =
re fakAseeM 81 NNN nx}~ss4
8
A fsnae aNasa "a ~ iHzaN q
Am Msts SAasnn W4 MAEty
Kt,nsf a. Mes 0EAMn4
M
hanne m To- isss csktssnss
sasstsaste 4 snala w3aek 80 i b
ahse Ma1MAa cg4Ku Mx NNt 4Atkk
q AMI else = "a SeifasY ~
osa whhh hs n Nssn
NA NJ ARD MtA FMesdt
Nast
Msesllkn nas FetsEnel
- pa asts4 sfzssalGss CHRIST
nms a. NaabA MsAA
AZ ard Am 4 X Mnazasase sd
yn M&g AfH uonSft 0ixssn AAtNn
kNal Size sea Hssa Is wee lesste q
1tFs ifaalsAef AMI MI Alinn'A AisseE
Afft II d Ktsfsss A. FsnAzas
css IA.
Az Ard &fx uers T4'lsssf 80
ansass4 n ul4a iii aIlsna ftE
HaanF uaml aAsss - Ms4 u#i@aaaA
5aN0asy
EAashn w. n uNNas. ~ msso
ensnt Christmas eth M hsl8a 4 :
se~ aaas,sl&4 ara nlaaNz fNiasss1ns ftaA
returned Il lstk asin tire uNFsssn.
N(thsn t. sEask4ea m : pcs MfssH
nee hhk nas ben tessahA
a
Mafss AineN WaGFsa ~ MaS
ufsfafa weN 4 Christmas AfAba1 tn
lah htsae ~ 1e usnttleF. Mrs
Prank wAffen 81 Beach h1akYA
Msa AizA nzN has heeH eeufsHsd
"a 1aAF H56 EM a4H BMNE gN&fAl
Atea - sNAAat "a : eS~sss Ns4
H
NJ asA Mrs Mgilna Eelmaa ard
aaashtef BafAas8 arnafssd ~
lfe8 ssonss g. axkAsaa L. MnH~
aaF. Hfsm sl0& E5zfAal4a ~
fana ~ AHF fhfmas sister
Mm ~ It Wi0eins TsFf wNfe nes
ratf Auifs ~ sra DNsmsas muAsses.
tggs Hsgls Mfeea n ~ k3ssN Mha
N4 also 4 aeak III uae Wilkins
d
Heassa ii NE lsnsase ~ Mfn
E~etanffa 6H& f4ekatn Al
Ne ktf asA3 MFa phiilip f1oiM ~
I3a1sas. MIm M ara ARA y
Lasts @g8a HHnSnfef. NIIln4 81
gsmu Nt8asina. Ga and ~. ara
NJ 8@ MDsas AZ ArmfaAnhA4a
5 G
ATnHns Alah8manx uisn afxsnt
CAfialas ii FaaaHAsA eefe ~
a Mr. 4 T. faarm aAA 4 4 u.f4
rs D. vino divided : gssat .Ifls Mf
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-02
Moss POINT HAPPENINGS

Are Members q Your Family v1Siting-HAve You Been WASTING
Have Ya GIVEN = Pargf Give Me a Ring al uN And III ..
Glad to write 1t up FOr You
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-02

Fs the wwns 81 ttM ests Nhx
AsdNY IoAeesus ~ HR
sa8 tfeaaaets W0t rglN1r dswtn3
I've Nvsx ttAa Agt#a sssaa us
iAes4 a. tssa5f hkanas - uskA
ft@etd4 asaa ftiNsitN4 Mss EttAe
Hesasef fFen Ieaass ~ Mta
k0k MtiNeA8 STATE 8EuM Misk Mis-
r3Bssst1e 6Ea4ka. ManNl1Apen Mtm
Ms rkHuss8 weaer MnghMaw.
Ma tAilae tHsk usek Asaa Natwt
HafnnAn NFNMusssgsW Tenn AgiAa
virginia reA1oek cfsasA1 afatnrs
Miss Gss Neluaa assa Mia MAJ.
e~4xt Aakte4 Ak~afsieNsx. Mis-
mia GA LesAna
p
ceeiie 0aYlor 81 Ansstn. 1exss
spsus CarlNsaaas II TIE hnsnt * MF
and Mrs Joszn hal
NH q nsuuss MH Saturday fus
: ieW 9mse efsst II selkfases ~
Hamtashana. Ala
n
Mr. and Mn ueafre Mn ana liz.
- slaughter pastara. hgens ClEaet.
uas uath relatives Ii Msxaarnh
Mis-
a
Nh Losclla raEEron. Af,ns Clara
stseltE and Ar DnnA1a Hasn a
Mobile we're eAsesaA Sunday. il shs
hoslie g Mr. and Mr. - 3 nrna-
Miss Florence nnnnant sprns
Chftsuu1A "a Uuitpos& wssa Mr.
ben4 anira
AIRS Frits Colmes ard DAUGHTER.
Hiss Atce Caimef. returned this
meek from = pleasant sisit Is Nj
and Mss n = Cnlmtr Ii a~tarA4lfls
MiN
Mr. and Mf1 DOE Roach ana
daughter If Lynn Haven. pa. hase
returned Is pHsr horne. aflef
spending Tie Christians hulsdnss
ulEh Mrs Roheha pagtstta M ana
Mrs George Dudley
So
Mr. ard Arr Robert cnwan nssa
ton Kohert q Nashpilie. TN a.
rived iaei Nesk fof \ visit IN tfse
haane nf Nj ard Mrs. q a
Graham and Mr. and Mf4 IA. Il
Ksefitt - Paeaeoula Thes wTfe
accompanied ~ Mr and Ana. Ram
Charles 81 Nashville Af. Cexan
Robert and Mf. and Mrs chArles
returned Monday. leaving Mrs. Gov.
an for > longer visit
o
Mr.. George Todd returned ma
week from > visit 70 relatives Ia
Philadelphia IA,
&C.,
Mr.. aaa Mr& Reno Manrnln re-
turned Friday - their home u
Magee. Mls4 after spending Christ
mas with Mfa Men9uins pareute
Mr. ana Mrs n y wlleox
a
Iaeak Jimmie nnrnmnn. -fzrusnsss
- Eas*iln, eN 3aA
BEEN tranderfed 10 Camp Forrest
Tenn speus several days here thfs
week n the home Of Ara Iotase
=. Mcleod
Aif. ard Nfte " " jenkins ~
Beaumont Texas. arrived iris weeR
Ter a VISA to AIRS jenkins mother
Airs waeiie pnhe. ana other reia.
tlgea.
Mrs Annie Swan ana Ms Ida
Aae Swan Of Kew Orleans were
euests last week Ia me hosne If
and Mr. y D Lowe.
Mrs Z = Curry. and Mia Beaa
McCulium q Jsc1aon. Miss. anA
and Mrs X r McCulIam -
Long Beach Miss. guests sun.
day IN The home 81 Mrs. b a
MecuIumL
49,
Mr and Mrz Chester Rouse At
tended the Sugar BoAl game ID
NeM oFisane. Thursday.
49,
Mr. J. T Renlfo Of Magnolia
Miss alNnt Christmas day IN Ire
nome q Mr. Laura Mas.
49,
Mr. and Nfft. Walter Ieer andl
80 daughters Of TchuIa. Ma. an6
MTA G 4 Thompson u WessuE1
Miss spent Christmas IN the bnsne
q M and AIRS J y Love.
AoFe hen $500 eampefz maae
use q public caEnp-eruundn III IT,
ttonAi PARKS II western Canada dur-
ing 5uIE ard August