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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-12
EXTEND LAW-DAY
 IN FORECLOSURE
Action Based on Alleged Loan Made in l93z; June
 % Now Stipulated

Judge Edward J. Daly permitted extension of the law-day to June 26 in a foreclosure action brought by Agnes M. Carroll of Waterbury against Katherine B. Ryan, also of this city. A motion for the extension was presented in superior court this morning by the plaintiff who wished more time to recover the property. A $l,595.50 judgment was returned in the action last January IS. It was based on a loan made March 3, 1923 and secured by a mortgage on Mill ford property.
 A three months statutory contin- uance was granted in foreclosure action brought by the Waterbury Building and Loan Association, Inc, against the heirs of Elizabeth Gra- ham. The action involves a $750 loan made April 4, 1884 and secured by a mortgage, on Wolcott road property.
 A judgment for the plaintiff was approved in superior court this morning in title clearance action brought by Hilbert CapozN of Wa terbury against Annie L. Nelson. The plaintiff claimed ownership of property at Milford Beach.
 Joseph Mccormack of Waterbury filed divorce action in superior court today against Mary McIner- ney Mccormack of New York City. He claims that his wife whom he married October 8, 1928 deserted him in May, 1884.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-12
MALONEY SCHOOL

Honor students of the Maloney school graduating class are Dolores Guarini, valedictorian; Charmaine Thibodeau, salutatorian; Rubin Bearz, Mary Catapano, Julius Cic- chetti, Rachael Cicchetti, Jane 1orio Mary Mason, Albert Russo, and Charles Vernale.
 The program for the exercises which will be held Tuesday is as follows:
 1. Assembly ........ Graduates 3. Song-"The Rally" ....l...
 ................ Graduates 3. Address of Welcome ......
 ...... Char1naine Thibodeau 4. Reading The Bugle 5. Address - Liberty Enlight- ening the World" ........
 .............. Dolores Ricco 6. Song - Land of Hope and
 Glory" ........... Graduates 2. Recitation - "Credo" ....
 ....Jane Iorio, Dolores Ricco 8. Presentation of Diplomas g. Farewell Address .......
 ........... Dolores Guariri 10. Commencement Song" ',..
 Graduates
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-12
'''s S' 'ss'e ssssss NAA GN RecesSional - Grad

The graduates include: Carmen Amento. Samuel Andolina, Rose Annunziato, Ralph Barresi, William Behr, Madeline Berardo, George Boucher, SMary Bruno, Rosemary Guarini. Edith Jones, Anna Lom- bardi, George Mason, Santo Miceli, Doris Neumann, Theresa Pennasilco, Dolores Ricco, Francis Roke, Rose Sanguedolce, eLonard Schiavo, Irma Sullivan, Louis Tortora, Joseph Vim citorio, Barbara Wall. Lenora Whed- bee, Joseph ZdoncZyk.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-09
MATTEL We DVOU PRfPA.
DECH POKUTOVAN.

Pokuty v obnosu 1925 a
SLAB utraty ulozeny byly L
sacku F. Saxointz, majiteli
dvou apartmentn1ch domG ma
Eutaw Place, e1sla 1905 a 1907
Domy uznany byly Ia ne
zpdsobile pro lidske prebyva-
nj, jake "ohn6 skr1nky'', a pro-
lezle necistym hmyzem. A
partmenty zT1zeny byly bez
jakehokoliv povolen1. Vyhr1-
vany jsou jenom Latrobe KAN
ny, hfejic1mi obycejne jenom
jednu anebo 2 mad sebou svet-
nice atd. Zadne pomoci nen1
" Mich zT1zeno pro rychly 1tek
" padu ohne. Koupan1 v bid
mem stavu. Jeden dun ma jen
|jednu koupelnu. Dunn jest pl-
ny velikych brouk1 reaches.
sedesat osob bydli v dome
1905 a 81 osoby v dome 1907.
- Postovni trad udava, re
nalezl v 700 blocku West Sara
toga ulice jednu sekci, nejvlce
prelidnenou v Baltimore.
Devadesat pT1bytk1 ma Sc
vern1 a JIM strane jsou domy
obyvanymi vice nez 1000 Ger
nochy.
Prdmerne ctyfi rodiny oby-
vajf jednotlive domy a. $14
plat najemneho tydne. AS
polovina ma male d1tky. Vet
Isinou osvetlovany jsou petrole-
jovymi lampami. V jednom
dome ted bydlf Is osob. Osm
ma prvn1m poschod1, manzele
a S mimi rodina ctyr ma druhem
a rodina skladaj1cf Sc re 6 Gle
MI ma tret1m.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-09
Zamsstnanci Western Mary
land Dairy jsou 10000 pro ku-
novani valecnYch bondE.

Pan E. C. Cudeback, move
jmenovany president Western
Maryland Dairy dnes oznamil,
re zamestnanci teto mlekarny
nynl kupuj1 sto-procentne va
lecne bondy. Obnosy "a bondy
Sc jim odpocftavajf re mzdy
"Pocfnaje presidentem a kon-
&c kancelaTskym posl1ckem",
pravil Mr.. Cuddeback, "my
jsme vsichni j~ednomyslne pro
program koup6 valecnych bon
dn Strycka Sauna. 1907 INA
mena, re vsechny slozky NILE
karny Western Maryland Dai-
ry Sc podilejf pri koupi bond6.
Urednlci, prodavaci, mlekari
polnf dozorci, laboratofn1 tech
nici representa- sta nasich "a
m6stnancH."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-09

Americkeho v Chicago, ktery
Sc konal minuleho roku. Co tn
bylo krasy, silly, ukaznenosti a
mohutnosti! Tento film byl du-
kazem, re nase csl. vetev A
merice ma dosti m1zy k zivotu
a re Sc stale zelena a Dude re
lenati, jestli re 81 my vsichni
dobre navzajem budeme j "
budoucnu rozumeti!
Filmem zakoncen program
nasi slavnosti a br. J. Cihlaf
podekoval vsem, kteT1 tax kras-
ne a nezistne spolupracovall
ku zdaru slavnosti. PTal vsem
pritomnym vesele zabavy pr
zname sok. hudbe br. Jana
Svitaka z Curtis Bay. Videl
jsem, re Sc kazdy dobre bavil
a jak Sc patti vytancil.
Ponevadz nebylo zadne vstup-
ne c1tano vyzval br. starosta
pTftomne, ably pTispeli kazdy
die moznosti ma sblrku ma Po-
moe Rusku, jez hrdinne bojuje
i "a nasi Svobodu. Tato sblr-
ka ma Russian Relief vynesla
$4,000.
Bratfi Slavnostn1ho Vyboru!
Pripravili jste nam nezapome-
nutelny vecer! Krasna slova
byla pronesena, upTimne a bra
|trsky m1nena a vef1m, re pad
la ma 1rodnou pudu.
Ano, zapomenme starych
svarnd, podejme 81 ruce k dllu
a jen tax svorne, jednotne do
spejeme az ma nejvyssl metu
bratr1. A. B. Clhlar.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-09

Patronat ceske Svobodo-
myslne Skoly "Augustfn Her.
man" v Baltimore upozornuje
t1mto ma zapis dftek do ceske
svobodomyslne skoly.
Zapis zapocal minulou sobo-
tn, dine 3. Tfjna a pokracuje Sc
" mem i tuto sobotu, dine 10.
.T1jna o 5 iodine odpolednf.
Cest1 rodice, zalez1-li Yam
jen trochu ma vychove Vasich
d1tek, poslete je do ceske svob.
a zdstante jejfmi prfzniv-
|ci. V ceskych skolach mnoho
|mladeze jest zachovano ceske
narodnosti.
Prflezitost poslat dftky do
ceske skoly jest balsamem ces-
kemu narodu. Prave nynf, kdy
nase rodna vlast sc stala obeti
hitlerovskeho nasil1, jest svr-
chovane tTeba, abychom udr-
zeli ceske Skoly.
Docftame Sc, re uprchllci a
vyhnanci z Ceskoslovenska "a
lozili 81 ceskou skolu v Jerusa-
leme. Vojak-ucitel hraje ma
kytaru a kolem neho seskupe-
ne d6ti zpivajf ceske plsnicky
a uc1 sc milovati svou drahou
vlast, re ktere byly vyhnany.
w tedy nemame jenom jednO-
no Komenskeho, ale budeme
jich m1ti sta a snad i tis1ce.
CHM vice uclme dftky znati
|cesky, tim vice zdraveho smy-
stu vypestujeme v budouc1m
dorostu, ktery S 1ctou Dude
hledet ma pradedy sve.
Ma mnoha Americkych stat
mich universitach Sc dnes vyu-
.cuje ceskemu jazyku.
Ceska rec byla postavena ma
1roven a rovnost S Tecmi veil
kych narodG. Jsme ma to hrd1.
Ceska skola v Jerusaleme
jest vykfikem, ktery VIOLA Ike
vsem nasim krajan6m: "Pod-
porujte ceskou skolu a hlavne,
posilejte sve deti do ceske sko-
ly.
Ia Patronat Ces. Svob. skoly
"Augustfn Herman"
ucitel: Karel Zahradka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-09
V~YSETROVANf
LOVE LOzNICE.

Policejn1 komisaf, Robert F.
Stanton, uzavrel vysetfovan1,
j1mz objasneno byti melo, jak
Melva Losteter a jej1ch pet d1-
tex byly dovoleny z1ti V auto
mobilu stoj1c1m ma S. Baltimore
ulic1ch pc tri tydny. Ona a
manzel jejf, Harry, omlouvaly
Sc, re ditky nechali spati v au-
honolulu, ably unikaly vedru,
ktere plnilo ~svetnici, We ktere
prebyval jej1 manzel.
Komisar ma konec prohlasil,
re "v tom mic nen1, co by VIVA
dovalo dals1 akci", a vysetfo-
vanl skonceno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-09
VEREJNA VIVA VSEM
Vazen1 krajane -:

Vazen1 krajane:-
Sdruzeni CeskoslovenskJch
ISpolkG zada cd kazde eesko-
slovenske rodiny, ably laskave
nam sd6lili jmena a domacf a.
dresy jejich synd a deer, kterf
jsou We vojenske sluzbe Spoi.
lStat6. Name v dmyslu vytvofiti
roll of Honor" vsech nasich
hoch6 a devcat a jejich jmena
bezplatne otisknout v pamat-
n1ku, ktery sestavujeme pro
mas Bazaar.
Doufame, re MAST vyzvu u
poslechnete a jmena a adresy
zaslete tajemn1ku Sdruzeni
Csl. SpolkG nejdele do 10. rfj-
ma. Toto jest posledni VIVA.
Litovali bychom, kdyby ne
ktera jmena byla vynechana,
ale bez pomoci vsech rodic1 a
odberateld Telegraph, neby-
10 by mono ia jmena zfskati.
Zajiste zadna obt1z to nenf po-
Stat postovn1 listek S jmenem,
adresou a vojenskou hodnost1
vsech deer a syn1 tai. Sdruze-
nych Spolk1. Kdyz tax kazda
ceskoslovenska rodina ucin1 do
10. r1jna Dude pax ~jistota, re
ia jmena budou v Pamatn1ku.
zadame dale, ably vsechny
ceskoslovenske spolky v Ma
rylandu ktere obdrzely knfzky
ma z1skavan1 jmena "Patron1"
by laskave odvedli knfzky S
pencil tez do 10. rfjna.
Jelikoz jmena 'voj1nd a Pa
tronG" must byt pTipravena k
otisten1 v Pamatnfku, jsme nu-
ceni urcit jisty den ma pTihla-
Semi.
Mas Bazaar pod jmenem
Bazaar pro V1tezstv1" Dude pc
radan We dnech g., 49,, 80. a
81. r1jna 1912 Katolicke Blu
dove, rob Madison a Duncan
ulic.
Cisty vytezek pTipadne ma
Osvobozovac1 akci a Dude roz-
delen mezi Svazem CeskycL
Katolfkd a Odbockami Narod.
nlho Sdruzenf v Marylandu.
Posledn1 Bazaar poTadany
Sdruzenfm v 1910 sc vydaTil 8
vzhledem 1celu tohoto Bazaru
Sc ocekava, re vysledek Dude
daleko vetS1.
S pozdravem,
Ia Sdruzen1 Csl. SpolkI
JOS. Pokorny, tai.
2531 E. Madison St
Tel. BR oadway 0593
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-09
VICE ZEN.

Ackoliv nynf $4,000 zen je
zamestnano We valecnych in
dustriich v Baltimore, jest ne
zbytne potrebi rekrutovati l.
900 vice zen tech muzd plnitl
mfsta, kterf zavolani byli ku
vojsku.
Kdyby zeny volan1 neposle-
chilly, valka byla by prodlouze-
ma, vice zivotn obetovano, vice
pence vydano a vice slz proli.
to, udava Royden A. Blunt, re.
ditel valecne kOmise.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-09

William D. Moffett,
znamy tis1cGm Baltimo-
fan6m pod jmenem "Pat"
zemrel v nemocnici sv.
Josefa We ctvrtek, 8. Tfjna
V 6 hodin rano. Byl pre-
vezen do nemocnice v am
bulanci We stTedu v II ho-
din vecer, ale jiz mu me-
bylo pomoci.
Pan Moffett, divisnf "a
stupce-prodavac American
Brewery tesil Sc vytecne-
mu zdrav1 az do nedavna.
Stare zranen1 kolena sc
zhorsilo a ma konec privo-
dilo "Peritonitis" a tn me-
bylo mono jej zachraniti.
Jeho rodina a pratele me-
skali u jeho smrtelneho
loze. Byl star AZ rok1.
Jest malo muz1 v Balti-
more, kterf by byli TAX
znamf a milovanf, jake
"Pat" Moffett. V polite
kych kruzfch jeho pTatele
Sc radili cd guvernera a
mayora dolu. We skutec-
nosti byl popularnfm v &C.
lem statu.
Zpravu O jeho pohrbu
pfineseme pT1ste.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-09
POHREB.

V 1tery, 6. rfjna zemrela p1.
Mary Kischnick, 80 roxy stara
vdova pc Hermann Kirschnic-
kovi. Bydlela v elsie 813 N.
Patterson Park Ave. Narodila
Sc v Nemecku. Pohreb Sc Dude
konati v sobotu, 10. T1jna v
8:15 rano re Schimunkova Po-
hrebnfho Domova do kostela
st. Andrew a odtud ma hfbitov
Nejsv. Vykupitele. Cfrkevn1
obrady vykona Father Pea
cock.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-09

Nicholas Dressed z Erdman
Avenue, odsouzen byl pro u
smrcenf 46leteho Eugene
Phipps 10. cervna. Phipps sci
pres Edison Highway a Oliver
ulici, kde zasazen byl automo-
bilem, ktery T1dil Dressed.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-09
JELPOD VLIVEM
AL.KOHOIU

Thomas NJ. Jenifer, byvaly
asistent generalnfho navladni-
no, zatcen byl v Towson a vi
men, re jel pod vlivem alkoho-
lu. Star jest Al rok6 a zije v
Loeb Raven.
Pred zatcenim policista jej
varoval, ably nejel. Jenifer ne
poslechl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-09
STARSf KOSTELA UKRADL
PGE

26lety Herman Paige, obza-
lovan byl z ukraden1 rafu z au-
v garazi v 700 blocku
Cathedral ulice. S MIN zatce-
nj diva cernosi, ktef1 zadani by
Ii mladikem, ably rafy odstra-
Mill z automobile.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-09

V Salisbury, Md, v obchodu
A. J. Taylor ukazala sc nemec
ka mys. Taylor zahlednuv il,
pustil sc "a nj. V behu zako-
pl, svalil sc a v padani chytil
skatulku Sc sirkami. z techtc
vyslehl ohen a zapalen byl O.
lei v obchodu. skoda obnas.
$1,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-09
Verejna VIVA
Ma Pruvod Navy League u. S. A.
We
prospect

Sdruzeni csl. SpolkI apeluje ma vsechny cecho-
slovaky ably Sc zlcastnili pravodu, ktery porada Ma
Wy We ctvrtek, IS. rijna v 7:15 vecer. Je-
likoz vsechny narody budou zastoueny, zajists my
cechoslovaci nezIstaneme poz1SsL Sraz prIvodu bu-
de v 6:15 vecer u Svato-Vaclavskeho Lyceum a presns
$3.50 vecer Sc pGjde ma ustanovene misto u pomnlku
Washingtona ma Mt. Vernon Place.
Laskavs Sc zada, ably kazdy pTisel ustrojen bud
We spolkovem neb narodnim kroji Poole moznosti.
Jestii nemate zadny kroj, prijdte " civilnim obleku,
ponevadz hlavns zalezi, ably mas bylo co mono nej-
vstsi pocet. Sledujte Csl. rozhlas pro dalsl informace.
VYBOR
SDRUzENf cSL. SPOLKU.
morni sluzbu.
The Omaha guide., 1942-08-08
BIG BOY BRAY, FORMER COAST
HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMP, HELD
FOR .sPANDERINGo SOLDIERS

Los Angeles, Aug. (ANP) Close
surveillance over the ION leave" ac-
tivities of the many Negro service
men in the Los Angeles district by
M. P.'s and civilian police caused
Big Boy Bray, giant colored heavy
weight fighter and former coast
champion, to be caught in the tolls
of the law last Sunday night.
Because there were a few soldiers
present at a party being given by
Bray in South Los Angeles, he was
arrested and charged with running
a disorderly house. However, his
attorney, Curtis Cavielle Taylor.
"the Brown Clarence Darrow'' sue
ceeded in having him released on
$500 bail which was reduced the fol
lowing Friday in Municipal court.
Bray entered plea Of mot guilty
and his trial will take place Aug. IS
before Judge Harold B. Landreth.
Bray, who is over 6 feet inches
tall and weighs over 215 pounds,
The Omaha guide., 1942-08-08
TOUR ARKANSAS

The Swinging Rays of Rhythm
in their recent tour of Arkansas
played at the New Brown Bomber
Club, Forest City. Arkansas. to
more than five hundred dance low
ers.
1t was a going away party" for
hundred and forty odd young men
who were to be inducted into the
U. S. Army that week.
A special party within the party
was one in honor of David Hawk
ins, who was to be inducted into the
army next day and Miss Fannie
Hadley of Little Rock, Arkansas.
Feature songs were rendered by
Laurence Gray. popular local ten
or soloist
At Hot Springs, Arkansas tho
next night the "Sweethearts OF
Swing" drew to the Casino an over
flowing crowd from all the nearby
towns and as far away as Memphis
Little Rock and Texarkana.
The Omaha guide., 1942-08-08
ST. JOHNS AME. CHURCH
Rev. E. F. Ridley, Pastor.
Rnhv r Reese RenortAr.

Rev. E. F. Ridley, Pastor.
Ruby B. Reese, Reporter,
Rev. Ridley was able to fill his
pulpit Sunday Aug. End after being
i'll for the past week. Rev. Ridley
delivered a very inspiring sermon.
The pastor also thanked the mem
bers and friends who helped to
make the Zion and ST. Johns coll-
test a success.
A goodly number communed Sun
day. We were glad to see Mrs. A.
E. M. Goodwin out to church after
being confined to her home for
weeks with an injured knee. Start.
ing Sundey Aug. 9Th ST. John is hav-
ing a brick Rally. Each member
and all friends are asked to bring
at least ten good backing bricks or
more to church. You will hear
more about this drive later.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Webb and
family are leaving for Los Angeles
to make their home. Mr.. Webb has
held many offices in ST. John be-
sides being Stewart and Superir-
tendent of the Sunday school also
Mrs. Webb the very efficient direc-
tress of the Junior choir, will be
greatly missed. To show our ap-
probation on Wednesday night, Aug
5 st. John is giving a Testimonial
reception on the beautiful lawn OF
Mr. and Mrs. l.. L. McVay, honor
ing Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Webb and
family The following visitors wor-
shipped with us Sunday: Mrs. Aril-
la Williams of Fort Worth, Texas,
]. M. Ragland of Washington, D. c.
Mrs. Corrine Williams and Miss
Betty White of Lincoln, Nebr., uni
ted with the church Don't forget
the Sunday school Alliance Annual
picnic Aug. 13 at Elmwood Park.
Help to make the day grand af-
fair. Congratulations to Mr.. and
Mrs. Dorsey, the bride is the form
er Ruth Forrest, a junior choir
member of St. Johns.
Rev. Ridley will take as his text
The Omaha guide., 1942-08-08

ing to camp.
Boy Scouts having their summer
quitting in camp,
Many visitors in the city.
Negro Business Mems League
meeting in the making at Memphis
Tenn.
Mr.. Dorsey. the worlds renowr
chef cook and waiter in Omaha a
gain.
This writer enjoyed a lovely Sun
day dinner at the Green Lantern
Cafe and the streamlined service
and the fine food was up to the
minute. Let's allgive them a hand
The Omaha guide., 1942-08-08

Mrs. Eva Johnson, 2110 Ohio St,
is visiting relatives and friends in
Dallas and Dennison, Texas. She
was accompanied by Mrs. NJ. Hay
den, mother Of Mrs. w. r. Richard
son, 2722 Maple st. Mrs. Hayden is
returning to make Texas her home
again after having lived with her
daughter for several years. Mrs.
Johnson plans to be gone about two
weeks.
The Omaha guide., 1942-08-08
VISITORS TO OMAHA

The Misses Anniece and Annette
Jackson of Pensacola, Florida, rel
atives and summer house guests of
the Ralph Dorsey family, 2714 Doug
las Street, were honored with a
party at the Dorsey home, Thurs
day, July 10th.
The Jackson twins came to On-
aha with their cousin, Miss Gerald
inc Dorsey, who spent the past
year in Pensacola attending high
school. They have reported having
a very enjoyable time during the
months time they have been here.
The Omaha guide., 1942-08-08
CLAIR METHODIST CHURCH
22nd and Miami Street,

Rev. c. c. Reynolds, Pastor
Service was well attended Sunday
Rev. Reynolds sermon was taken
| from the oath Psalms-"The Earth
Is the Lords and the fullness there
Of" He said man should use his
every talent and time while he is
in the fullness OF life by giving
back to man the joys of life.
Rev. J. E. Blackmore, Pastor OF
Hillside Presbyterian Church spoke
at the evening service. He chose
as his text 1.-The Good Shepherd"
from thoughts 23rd Psalm. The
sermon was very short, but thots
on the Shepherd should be long re-
membered as well as practiced in
our daily lives and living.
On last Thursday July 80, the en-
tertainment in appreciation" OF
our pastor Rev. Reynolds, his wife
and family was most enjoyable.
Many friends and members extend
ed greetings of Appreciation for Rev
Reynolds personality and his Christ
Ian Character, his unusual ability
as a leader and a pulpiteer. The
church has made wonderful prog
ress under his leadership, both, in
membership and finance. Mr.. Don
aid Wiley wit hhis club of boys,
known as The Loyal 100, and Mrs.
Donald Wiley and her group OF
Girl Marines with The Girls Serv-
ice Club were. responsible for this
entertainment. Rev Reynolds ex-
pressed his many thanks for kind
words spoken and gifts received.
Too much cannot be said of his wife
Mrs. Reynolds, for she has added
much to all the organizations Of
the church.
The Fourth Session of the Tope-
ka District Conference Youth Eel
lowship, Woman's Society Of Christ
Ian Service Conventions and Christ
ian Workers School of The Method
ist Church meets at our church,
August 4th to 9th.
On Saturday evening at o'clock
The Youth Fellowship Rally and
Program. The young People Of all
Churches of Omaha are being in
vited to fellowship in this Youth
Rally.
Miss Charlene Jacobs the Dist
rict Conference President Of Inde-
pendence, Kansas and Mrs. Inez
Ballard Dean Of Workers School
presiding.
Sunday, August 9th Rev. G. d.
Hancock will render the sermon at
the II o'clock hour also Holy Com
service.
At 8 o'clock by Rev. c. G. Glas-
pie, Pastor Mt. Olive Church, Tope.
ka, Kansas.
The evening service at o'clock
Sermon by Rev. B. F. Rocks, Pas
tor Newman Methodist Church,
Lincoln, Nebraska. Music by Lin
coin choir,
The Omaha guide., 1942-08-08

Sunday Aug. 9th, Col. 4th Chapter
5th verse. The subject ''The WORTH
OF Time. Walk in Wisdom To
ward them that are without" Re
deeming the time-Second text 2Ld
Kings, 5th chapter, 1st verse sub
ject The History of Naoman. Wor
ship with us at st. Johns Sunday
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HELEN JEAN WRIGHT

Helen Jean Wright, age f)ur
months, died Monday August 3rd al
a local hospital. She is survived ty
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wright, Jr., one brother. George
III, grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Wright, Sr., and Mr.. and
Mrs. Archie Rogers, great graEi-
mother, Mrs. Lucy Gray and nost
of other relatives. Funeral servlc-
es were held Tuesday morning from
Thomas Funeral Home with Rev.
John Adams, Sr,. officiating. Burial
Graceland Park Cemetery.
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lah Anderson, Mrs. Mamie Fuller
both of Conway, Arkansas, Mrs.
Cora Birdsong, Memphis. Tenn,
niece Mrs. Ollie Hersey Jones, On
aha, and other relatives. Funeral
services were held Friday afternoon
from Christ Temple Holiness Church
with Rev. o. A. Askerneeese offic-
iating. Burial Prospect Hill Gem
etery. Arrangements by Thomas
Funeral Home.
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MT. MoRIAH BAPTIST CHURCH

Rev. David ST. Clair, Pastor
F. Burroughs, Reporter.
How amiable are thy tabernacl-
es, Lord of hostsp'
my soul longeth, yea even faint
eth for the courts of the Lord; my
heart and my flesh crieth out for
the living God" Psalms 84:1-2.
Sunday, August at the evening
worship there will be a patriotic
service. Everybody is cordially in
vited to attend.
At p. m. Sunday Aug. 8 the Pas
tor will deliver a sermon at the
Pleasant Green Baptist Church. The
choir will sing.
The BTU. is progressing nicely
All members and friends are invit-
ed to attend the meeting.
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ervthing was the lick.

erythlng was the Hck.
This week we seen along the
stroll none other hep cat than Shula
Barksdale in person wearing the
Sargeant's stripes. Also Hirum
Pittiman lookin' as fine as wine.
wearing stars and stripes on his
arms.
Speaking of the Army, do You
know some Of the saddist cats in
town?
"Crip" Longmire; Nose" Ran
som; Louie Whitner; Chuck the
Duck" Williams; James Seay. Won
der who'll carry on?
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MRS. VICTORIA w. LAND,

Mrs. Victoria w. Land, age .55,
died Sunday evening at her home
2705 Hamilton Street. She was a
faithful member of Christ Temple
Holiness Church and had lived in
Omaha for eight years. Mrs. Land
Is survived by her husband, Mr..
william Land, Omaha, daughter,
Mrs. Pearl r. Brown, Rightsvills,
Arkansas, three sisters, Mrs. Beu-
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Mrs. Bessie Walls of Manhattan
Kansas spent the past week visit
ing friends and relatives in the city
Mrs. Addie Allen, 6514 South 21sl
Street, returned home with her foi
a visit.
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TO ATTEND MISSIONARY MEET

Mrs. Minnie Wilson and Mickey
Jean of 1902 North 22nd St.. left
Tuesday eve.. Aug. 4th for Kansas
City. Kans., to attend the Mission.
ary Convention that opens up there
Wednesday morning Aug. 5th. Mr.
Wilson is also on his vacation in
Arkansas.
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was discovered by Gene Sorral, 10
cal business man, several years ago.
Advancing rapidly with knockout
wins at Francisco and her, he soon
won the gold belt. of the coast heavy
weight title One Of the few battles
he lost was a ten rounder against
Make Rosenbloon, and that only BY
attempting to emulate Rosenbl oom' 3
style Of unorthc1ox boxing.
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A picnic outing will also be given
in their honor, Monday, August 3rd
at Elmwood Park. The twins and
Miss Dorsey arrived in Omaha a.
bout the 3rd of July and will return
to Pensacola the later part of Aug
ust or the first Of September.