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Allen. ". Ii lot, Hamilton ST Observation-Disclosures. 90
Bocklam. }. O. Heirs-l lot, sol N. Clark ST 49,. 1923
BIucln4L Miss Gu>ie Go lots, IoIner and Spring SITS. a@
- MM..I M T. l+ Au, e., $3.50
~ - ',D"n Ir uo+tno Inf, Er.cLo ,ridoo p.,unn 49,; r. -. 1871
VIZ ", tn ua - /. Wnoa G, Ne' N"'0"i 'o Da'S Sis. 1880
rHse"' W. lI . nm n SIa,gh,o, p, ''''''' ''''' lIg
~" .' w. ,4n' 80 ImL 28
CoguH. Mir. and Mrs. p. D-l lot, Wall 81. ......... 40
LD "Nh ~ L"" ~. % p t Cb,,,a 49, CrM,c ''''''' 503
Finer. c. HI lot Clark St ..... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 49,
rHSM WI 'T'i NI Imor N - n' H0 liam ~ ''''''''''''''.'.,.. 1884
r ''" "a !" ,'CN os. o. o. 49,, * 49,. ALP
I"IItS' asa "a '" E.i". ~ ~ '" fM" 1I ave .....,... l6445
ue' MIS- as - "' "u uvi: ~ a m h'oie" ave ''...,.. 474
ei'tiSoH noe NoIi 100, "HhM un, :" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 72l6l
Hin, Mr.. Mary urquhart-l lot, William ST. ................. lGs
tNWt '"HunHs ~ ho" .o n"OI a'H = N' '"ee S' H)''..-, 1857
HotN' L. y = I' ~ AHueMs ave 'tt',: 49, '.... 1855
Jones. A. J-5 lots, Pettgrew and Ransom SITS ......... 7es
rMS, 'hlS tHat'e I = nr ~ NaoHha ave \D"( '..,... 24O
l~asI'f, bert Ns, montgomery IN various SIS. ......... 1858
Aarston, II. Ell lot us Andrews Ave. Observation-Disclosures. l55s
l''HcNH, y" "a" TSr"t c Nt rM"eE9 AVE- ''''''' .'.., SO6
May, T. d II . "hAaM 81 '.'t, '''''..''.'..'..,.... 1877
Milton. Mrs. Benz lots, Arch St and Chavasse Ave. ........ 1892
NcDNIlle Ms d. n HI biiamie 81. '..'' 1882
owen, WIS NHPl II! il beAe w. Observation-Disclosures, 1917
Peace, ) NJ lois. f1hlSds W. .* -: '..... ,'...... 1858
Peace. ) VI: ad virginia u nN, ATcn d. 49,. 3437
PEACE, Mrs Virginia "A = ios'W Hllahn an various SIS. ......... 672
Powell. t. {. and Wife, lot, 1875 Zene ST. l3505
Powell, Mrs. T. Tt lot, 4l Andrews Ave. 1897
Row Wand, Wis. tlda j = lots Nicholas n ChaVasSe Ave. ........ l2l4
Scoggin>, ". Ii lot Andrews Ave, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1859
Shaw, B. il lot, 2l Clark ST. 1881
Swan, Mrs. w. W., Jr-l lot, Orange ST. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1915
UlQuhart Ben heIrs-l lot William ST. Observation-Disclosures. 1850
UIQuhart, x. Do lots, William st. Observation-Disclosures. 243
Wall, Mrs. L" ID LOT, HalgroVe 81 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1925
Wlkerson, Mrs. Nellie vs. lots, Carolina and Ford SITS. (bal) 2935
WOodhef, |" VI lot Andrews Ave. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1895
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-25
Woman Adopts Man, "a,
Sixth Non-Paying Boarder

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 25-Joseph
Rodgers, "a, celebrated Christmas at
home today for the first time in IA
years.
Otherwise, the story Of Mrs.
Minerva Greenig and the six aged
and homeless men and women she
has adopted might never have been
known.
Rodgers was sentenced a month
ago to a year in the House of Cor
rection. for throwing rock through
store window, but Magistrate
Joseph H. Rainey was unable to
forget his story of begging and
stealing for a living and knowing
no home but an occasional lophouse.
Finally he made public offer to
release Rodgers if any one offered
him home, and yesterday Mrs.
Greenig said she would give him
one.
Then, for the first time, it became
known that Mrs. Greenig, who runs
a rooming house, already had a
quintet of non-paying guests, the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-25
Maryland Raid Wardens
Told 10 Be Extra viqiIant'

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 25.-To be
sure that Hitler will not catch Mary
land by surprise with q Christmas
air raid, Col. Henry S. Barrett, State
AFRAID precautions oficer, yester-
day ordered all civilian defense
forces to maintain extra vigilance
over the holiday season.
"All afraid wardens, spotter
posts and every other civilian de-
tense body in the State are asked
to keep themselves in complete
readiness" Col. Barrett declared,
adding 1T Is time like this that
Hitler might try to catch us nap
ping"
Meanwhile, the Maryland State
Guard, as during every holiday
period, has tripled its defense pre-
cautions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-25

as natural raid shelters and which
saved thousands OF lives.
Tales of horror and heroism are
many. Every Maltese family had its
personal tragedy and its own ex-
ample Of heroism. Once one of the
liveliest outposts of empire, Malta
now virtually is devoid of social life.
The Maltese have carried on, how
ever. and are smiling broader than
ever now as they watch British and
American sailors walk the billy and
rubble- filled streets.
One American here has been
through most Of Malta's trial of
bomb and fire. He is Pilot Officer
Albert Eckert, %, of Sand Point,
Idaho, a fighter in the Royal Cana
dian Air Force.
Another American name proudly
spoken here is that Of Flight Sergt.
Weaver OF Norfolk, Va. Now a pris-
oner in Italy, Sergt. Weaver had 10
Axis planes to his credit. When they
finally got him, his pals heard this
over his radio: I've been shot down,
but I'll be back to tea"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-25
Squadron Reaches
Malta Without
Shot Being Fired
No Enemy Croft Sighted
Along Entire Length Of
Eastern Mediterranean
BY HARRY CROCKETT,

Associated Press War Correspondent.
ABOARD A BRITISH WAR
SHIP, GRAND HARBOR, Valletta,
Malta, Nov. % Delayed For the
first time in nearly two years a
squadron of ships has sailed the
entire Eastern Mediterranean into
this picturesque harbor OF ruin
without a shot being fired or an
enemy air or sea craft even being
sighted.
That the thin and grim but
gallant Maltese knew our arrival
marked great turn in their his
tory and final relief from seige was
shown clearly as they cheered from
atop high battlements and waved
banners from windows Of shattered
buildings as this British striking
force steamed into harbor.
admiral Sir Andrew Browne
Cunningham, British Mediter-
reanean fleet commander, said
last week that British REIN
forcements were being moved
into Malta without the opposi-
ton previously offered conveys
to Malta)
I am not permitted to reveal the
size Or strength of this force or
disclose its plans, but suff1ce it to
say we are here and the Maltese
are plenty happy.
AS I write in an open "ack-ack"
gun position high above the harbor
the white caps and trim uniforms
of hundreds of sailors are spread
out before me on the lower decks as
they undergo Sunday inspection by
their captain and other officers.
It's a beautiful sunny day, almost
summerlike, and Malta - almost
within sight of Sicily-seems at
peace with the world.
United States Craft There.
Around the harbor there are huge
merchant ships, including a United
States craft, with its guncrews of
United States "gobs." All these
ships have arrived recently with
cargoes of sorely needed stores and
military supplies.
Overhead there is constant
patrol Of buzzing Spitfires-one of
the principal reasons why the trade
routes to Malta again are open.
But everywhere there is destruc-
ton as glance at the stone battle
ments rising 200 feet above the
harbor will show. These yellowish
fortress walls which have guarded
the island for centuries are battered
and torn shells.
The battlements, built Of rock
Of limestone like appearance, are
enough to make one shudder.
Not a single one has escaped.
Everywhere there are great piles of
rubble and mountains of stone blocks
which once were homes. Beneath
them are the bodies Of many men,
women and children who fell victim
to Axis raiders during months Of
endless and vicious attacks which
Malta at the time had no means of
beating of.
Many Live in Large Caves.
Far beneath the islands surface
large percentage of Malta's ESQ, 900
population still lives in the semi
darkness Of great caves which served
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-25
McCarran Promises Early
Start on Teacher Paw

Chairman McCarran announced
today that the first task of the
Senate District Committee when the
new Congress meets in January will
be to consider pay increase for
District school teachers, who were
not included in the general Gov
eminent salary raise law signed by
the President yesterday.
Describing the teachers as "the
most underpaid of any public serv-
ants, considering the importance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-25

and character OF their work." SEN
ator McCarran said he would call a
conference of school authorities and
municipal officials to draft a meas
ure carrying proper increase"
The teachers, like the policemen
and firemen, have their compensa-
ton fixed in separate laws. They
also were included in the first gen.
eral overtime bill considered in the
recent session, but they were not
covered by the temporary substitute
that finally passed on the closing
day Of the session.
Stop Ereusing about the things you
can't spend your money for. You
can still buy War bonds with 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-25

youngest 10 and the oldest 80.
why is she 30 good to me?"
Rodgers asked.
Five others also wanted to know,
but only Mrs. Greenig could tell
them, and she wasn't talking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-25

Men in the armed forces are being
allowed to purchase = share in the
democratic United States they are
defending. Do you have to be told
tn huy a bond?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-25
1910 F ST. NV.

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Wrme restrictions have mode the
but Washington anticipate this weeks Everything
from comprehensive and huge collection You
money but give yourself the ond poise that with being box
TRULY dressed EoY selection advisable this owoys
attended, Doors Saturday u $50
Sizes g. H. 49, 49, TO- H. H. 49, 49, TO- S. g. 90 a.
tags wh reduced
Al Sales Hnol Nss
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whkh tie mtslan study ~
.linm teess uA nfaHmeFa II
Anwh wak fea fully ksesn
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W munla ~ leiA Tuesday
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sab nj may - nafchaeed ffnsa
Mr. Humphreys ~ hef rpGnanltire
IIa uasrss SERVED 4 delicious
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Harris md 4 Il nacos ard Ass
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Lawn And Beach
Parry Honoring


"a T4as4anAa A4AanAnM IN
pk TIE srnelnsss iawn q IN
Waiter Lewis hume eaa sbe 81
tins I0g = party a whieh Ma
Lewis nnd Mrs 6 f. Tnfhaaen
ueFe isasseaaes la9 gha pleasure ~
~ the First pseshy
ltfian Sunday MhtNss vino aese
sise members Is Ere p~saaeauss
High srhooi graduating eiaaa
They are Miaa betty Ianc Kusnn.
Miss katherins uuller Hiss
Joyce Justice, Mlsa Ruth Maean
md Harry Parsley
A. eiN thirty Mianiea. Mnd.
wtchea and other easahles dear -
picniekefE were prepared II a.
oul door kitchen 90 The Lewis
swn and served II fFeeso fssssf
she crowd repairsa 20 the ze
and roasted mAfshmali0aa osr !
bonfIfe
The hoatessas Hefe esEfatea 81
D.. and Mrs Curtis Crane Il en-.
leftalnaua
The guest list which numbnt
81 about thirty AS confined %
members 81 the sunday 3haoI
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Down The Ways
Al ingalls,

This Il 30 rusnima al ingalls, cna
ploycrs az ghr BE celebration
scheduled for Wednesday night
May ~. sponsored ~ The Ingalls,
Atheitie Association This wlli
be in the fern 81 : fAeky dance -
the pasraRoula Community Houh
from . until 4 King Alexis ami
company. plus master 81 ccfeisson
les AMI floor show. plus pFlaea
Coz the best costume are a part
az the scheduled festivities Al
mission. drras In the tarkiest puE
TT you can rake up plus yuF
Ingalls, barge Como oaac. come
ALI
Mrs Susie N. Campbell Of Ia
dustrial Relations Division visited
QUILTING department On the yard
bile over the past week end
Mrs ] y Buffet. u, attended
her sister SsIlyA graduation
from Gulf Park College IN Gulf.
port Miss. last Friday evening
hins Pects graduated wiih honurs
being one Of The six outstanding
seniors Of thr school She aill
spend this week wlth her sister
in psncsaoula.
Miss Penny Schiillng u ~
drafting roam wax honor guest q
= birthday party Saturday nigh
in Picayune. Miss. her forrnel
home.
Miss AVIS Lyle. Los Angeles
Gait. toinN nas fnAalis
afnn rnrfaaratinn a. 4
Mr.. A U. Krebs. general sol
cilor.
Mr.. Victor A. DeBrees Joins IL,
QUILTING department on the yars
and halls from East Rutherford
4. Y.
LongfelIow House celebrated IL
first anniversary under lnKalfs
sponsorship with ; barbecue afd
dance Saturday night May -
Eighty five guests and member
attended the celebration u III
event
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cn tie evening II sardeY.
his a tesz. HA ElfaI MstlNak
church ~ raa Knlls - nss ms
tang fer Il sese ps3gtK Atdlna
Hfen Mim Malms l3a HER
xanae tie hsae II Ifaans
aemef Ha1hsn
HhEfn fslIlAm to esa1shaHash
Nlsh - ass8 palms maas : esel
eTpussa ~ siss hfeaat parity
= Elle aouhle fIag esfssaeaF wss
gMsufes4kweIg pssfgFtnea ~ Ns4
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ffaems
nefafs liAa entry u ffs h9hial
r0Ffy % tlaN sEfaIm a ~ Laflen
ef5H welding aa4eh f8aa #4kk
~ Nsahop beautifully sang H.
eaaas ~ : pse naptlai
TIE bride snseFe1 eth hef
fal -. Morris i isusask wha
nase heg in HsaffiaN Sc Woss
MblIle ihnr alAh Mhisn
aaa hef fosssa Aese eAak AAee
hesH 1oss - eNs MEsnR
meHl
ne hflaa6Hzs Ms Hesntes
fsaff. Wase psa& lace Mkih mAlts
a8i ~ fioeess MeTn i
eas4ez 81 white ~easassasas aa
sweet PEAS
9#e ~ e3aEs#4u 49, HEEafNta
- - eAfW aHces. #aI II.
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Honorary
Service Club
Enjoys Outing

The Beta Club Of the Pasca.
goula High school. an honorary
service club. enjoyed an cutting ii
Horn Island On Thursday Of last
week under the chaperonage oI
Superintendent Of Schools Thorn.
IS r. Wells and Mrs Wells.
The party left PascagouIs 1T Z
O'Clock on the Panther. which
had been chartered for the oc-
eassen end On landing At the is
Land spent the time swimming
and IN hikes about the place until
the serving Of > bountifuf picnic
lunch.
There were about Is cut % en-
ioy what was ne last outing on
The list Of the commencement
festivities for le4z.
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Mrs. E. H. B0cof.
Hostess To Bennett
Circle. N. E. Church

The Sarah Bennett Circle of re
Wuman's Society IT ChrizllAn
Service o fthe Methodist Church
held m enjoyable and prosiiahie
meeting last Monday afternoon Il
the lovely beach home Of kfa L
H. Bacof
Mrs. Baeots spacious porch
served - the place Of meeting.
and , wealth of stock and lark
spur added color and beauty T.
he seeEe.
Mrs II E. Busbs. Circle Chair
man, conducted tie devotional
and Ire business session. after
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WEEKLY D CLUB

Mrs. S PeterzelI entertained
the Weekly Bridge Club 1t her
home on Tuesday afternoon
Mrs Forest Crsbtree received
the high score prize and Mrs p.
II Fields tine cut prize.
Soft drinks and sandwiches
were served following the games
70 Mesdames p. II Fields. Forest
Crabtree. J. r. Bnxard. Spencer
Beebe. r. n. Knapp, Emmitt Hull.
and T. o. Mahry.
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DAVIS

News & tise frecns maffnee e
CeorEe MasnArd Davis ~ FAMa
suaaia g. Miss nmeti1y Shveas
caaae IS quite . surprise e his
many friends herr
Tha bride Is the daughter q
Mr. ard Mfs rIMsae Steseas e
ranarns CITY Foada
She i ! graduate ffpsn ihe Hay
City high school in rsnnma Cts
Corporal nsvis n the fsn q
Mr ana Mr. George 7 nayAA ct
pAmcaReasa and Is now siatloned
a TyndAil Ficld
They viii make eaeir hosae Il
So Oak avenue. fsanAsna City.
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Housing Colony NOies

IA Nlnsh street. tvan SAeANn
VilAN ~
NJ ard Ma Wssisasa txH
4r rs Wsrieenlh shcet t
Mars ARA Athanksx
NJ Ard MsN 3upph NJ tKhtknt
and ten dauNhsesM N5 TNetisn
ssreex f4ssn DucAiaf. LsAana
Mf ana Mr. CKe II ~
hurn lnzl waillanas stfest fr
Jarknun MisxiNsirpa
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III ard Msn Niu pefA kft
aa# fsf ! ps = she9
Hs su8M N#Mfush HH8 atfs
pensa n MprA
TIE Missionary HfVunN - tiss
MfnaEe Hanglm Church HHI wiAa
Nh 1smg a uoi llsia meeA There
WAfe ali4a present
~ EakTenx Wells assnt Thurs
aaN il Masaia
Ms# 4 G aIngml sAe sHasAeG n
Mrs ! nj Tatns8. mesns - 81
eanah Ga = Klall heF a ittH
|en selhei
Mla Annie Hell Miller ana MiaI
|Theia8 coslfsn Meat Thufaaas
n Mp1sie
Fnemls a Nasnla tunm MsfA
efaa - SIRE hsm whltN e8HN an ]
tfasf fr3Em Or Hiss untVffSsiys
chasstt pafAa ~ Ixttavslle
Mis- Nmas li3 paa week il q.
h# ~ Nj ana Ms y "
Paths
Mes Ina INe Alsalsies ana MM
Annss Mae Msnefleld moexed q
~ E&
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BRIDGE CLUE

Mrs W. G Broome entertained
the Impromptu Bridge Club a
her home on Thursday afternoor
with . bridge luncheon Rooms
Of the homo werc beautifully dec
Grated with flowers
Mrs T. O Mabrytreceived the
high score prize
Those who enjoyed the after
noon together wcre Meadamcs 7
q. MabFy. Thomas Cculson. T. L
DeLashmct. c. S. Beardslec. ]
p. Buxard, w H. Nedson. r.. a
J. Franklin. and L X Mcintosh
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KreOle

Mr. Tom hdAne. Ms Z o.
Adams and nee JeMen EolH1n
nsosefea - bagoa - HatF# Wed
ussdas - visit ffienda ana Feia.
fiveA.
Mrs. wilkes II nsasNeh4. Mtsa
b visiting hef aan Hezzie WILKES
sfed family
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MOSS DIN -.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

course at her home On Friday
morning with > soft drink party.
Those who enjoyed the morning
together were Mesdamrs r T
Lindsay. Bill Marie. Allen Jones
C. l. Cooper. Fred SteinherE. A
]. Franklin. ". II. Nelson. Jr.. j
~ Rivers and Miss Gertrude Vel.
lows.
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Mrs c. L Bond and daughter.
Ans. and son. George. left Thurs
day for q visit to Mrs Bonds
parenss. Mr. ard Mrs c. c Seid-
enspinner IN Inmsn. S c
Mrs Charles Christian and son
have returned from . visit 70 reia-
sives IN Birmingham. Ala
Bob Cirl0f spent Friday n Hat
tiesburE Miss Ills sister. Miss
Dora Ciraol who has been teach
ing - shis city returned with
him. 10 spend the summer vaca
ton
Eeorre Dudley "a moved Fri
day to the Toaro ~Infirmary in
Mew Orleans fer treatment
J6hn jackson a Perkinsson
Junior College. was > recent visit
or 70 " A. Reynolds
Mrs. ]. p Dodd and little
daughter. Mona. accompanied BY
MrK Deeds mother whom they
- . ss:i
Birmingham. Ala. this week
Mrs Joe Roche and daughter
jean. Of Lynn Haven. Fla. are
ents and grandparents, Mr. ard
Mrs. Georee Dudley
g ? Wood r.. Bert Wood
Mia Mary Wood Mrs q p Wood
and Hardn Hamilton we're visit
Or 70 Mobile. TUESDAY
~. knd Mrs John Dudley Of
Moblle we're guests sunday in
Tie bone Of ~. and Mrs George
Martin Hamilton o. Little
ton with L c. wintersOn. con
sulting engineer.
snd daughter. and Mrs Edwin
Avefs Of Mobile. were guests
here Wednesday Of Mr. and Mrs
" 4 Avera and other relatives
eaushist. Mons. were visitors q
New Orleans SUNDAY hfs Carl
LcHe5as VINO Has been kasIting
LeInAlbeo 2 ionsef fisii
"
- - 49,
- 80 y
IeMuses n Evergreen. L
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v'sis ao~n tns soa
50
htsa LlAfs heFFsns aFieaaa .
ol u Dsaa =
- nssa.ss
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In z years = blue whale mas
reach 3 length Of 100 feet
4 blue whale Is about = feet
long af birth
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HOUSE WARMING

On Saiafdae. Nay "a NJ and
Mu pxtss Naaa3n4 e go Thh
teenfh street ense4lAnra mlth =
h1sAr warming and tunno psfsY
a which sherg was served hwFU
aEee and \ b0flci mpgNF ard
naaaerous rrirse Nsge vcn
Those enioytnG ne party wtgs
Mrs r. J CaxtAnefa. Mira WIN
AltNrtN Mss Eitzah9th Aitwst
AlfN 2 n Walkt4. Nj and Mrs
Lossnse Wetsa ~ saa Mx Ffsn
rex Murray. Mrs. txei Randall
ard gsckse. Miss 0deAa Bruce.
and Private Norman J ngxg~n
Al friends are cordially invited
10 visit NJ and Mu Nalfrsng ~
any uuae Ttsclra Is oss ~ the
ntAny warm stOmrs from the msFth
that SPELLS hospitality and enaef
tainment III Nehrsno is : ~
uvp ~ paseagouia nue - tiself
numerous friends and relatives
Il was necessary n hold thiA &c
end house warming
SOCIAL NOTES
Rev ] p Watts og New Or
eans wAx dinner guest in thr
home Of Mr. and Mrs ovrtA Og
icsbcc. io07 T Lincoln avenue. On
Sunday.
Mrs Oliver c purvia ia0s
Polk street has been rongined to
her bed this past wreck and her
mother. Mrs Jim Davis Is with
her.
On "Wednesday. May -. FRI
vate Norman J Brown. who i
from New York City and sta
tened at Keesier Field Tor stx
weeks, visited Mr. ard Mrs Peter
Nahflne who arc Alas from Neef
York City ard residing AZ 90
Thirteenth street Mr. ard Mrs.
Nchring. Mrs Chas. Mcc and Miss
HiIma Melene drove over C
kcesler Field with Private Brown
that same evening after dinner.
Mrs II. ] Mliiikcn. Mrs s (
Curtis, and Mrs. A. = fimtchins
spent Monday. May 18th in Mo.
bile.
Visitors IN the home Of AR and
Mrs. n. Z Cornelius. o0z Thlr.
teenth street. this past week. were
Misses Mayettc and Myrtle Come.
Illus. twin sisters o. Mr Cornell
IL. from puTvis. Mississippi and
Mrs Paul McCarile and Mrs
NJ l. Brewer. sisters If Mrs.. Cor
nclius from Hastiesburg.
Mrs J G Dye and young
daughter. Monica. left Sunda,
evening. May twenty fourth. fol
carroilton Georgia. 70 visit he
father, Mr. Bert Lambert. for sew.
erai weeks.
Miss Marjorie Law Of Nurtl
ICaFoiipa arrived Wednesday. Ma
%. for an extended visit at tn
shQnc Of Mrs. Cecil White. II.
INh1fh street
Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. Hurst
entertained > congenlal group 0
friends At their home on BuenI
Vista street on Thursday even
ing. at which tirne Mr.. and Mr..
a b Patrick both demonstrates
and served . Wear Ever hlumi
mum cooked dinner 70 those il
viled The guests Of the evening
were. MfB Willard W Welborr
Mr. and Mrs. 3. W. Bateman. HI
and Mrs Raymond r king. an,
Miss Irene Southern
AMONG THE NEWCOMERS
Among the ew-coEners 10 ~
Housing Colony this past weel
ere.
Mr and Mrs John 4. gchoIlian
1902 Z Taft Avenue. with fou
cons and one daughter. from Bal
timore. Maryland
Mr. and Mrs. James o Word
Iif0e Y Cleveland avenue. fror
Hsttiegburg. Mississippi.
Mr and hrs william ?. pyout,
ard daughter. Of s8e Twelfth
street. from Jackson. Mississippi
Mr.. and Mrs John 4 Tame
and daughter and father Of Ill
Tanner. Of 500 Ninth street, From
Paacagoula.
Mr.. and Mrs Hilton L Whit
tom. s07 Thirteenth street, from
ponchatoaIa. Louisiana.
mr. and Mrs Henry p L.
snd young son. TO Eleventh
street from Vanilla. Mississippi
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Mr. : G Strong q Meelk
spent lhs wsrk - uith heT Per
snfs. - and I'm Henri Geai
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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1942-12-23
YOUR NAME WILL BE CALLED

The names of the heads of all race organizations
in Seattle and area will be called, at tn entertain
ment sponsored by the Northwest Enterprise Sum
day m, two thirty at Savoy Hall, 21st and East
Madison ST. Here, Army and Navy, also civilians
may express themselves to how best the morale
Of the boys in service, may be kept at par. Editor
Robinson of the Northwest Enterprise will express
his views, as he represents the Negro press of
America. This meeting will give service men and
civilians opportunity to understand just what
the Boys in service need most to keep that loyal
patriot spirit ever warm and present. Yod most
cordially invited to be there Refreshments will be
served. and you doubt will be able to return to
your homes with worthwhile ideas that will
cause you to do just little for the sake of
our boys on the battlefield and in the camps
S. 7. McCants, Chair. Committee of Arrangement