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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-16
Launch Series
of Counter
Attacks
British Extending
Positions IN
Egypt

tBv International News Ssrvice)
Hard pressed Soviet armies OF the
Ukraine continued 20 Withdraw
slowly in the southern valley OF tho
Don today but launched series
OF savage counter-atacks around
Noronezh on the northern end or
the Don front. The Russians were
reported TO be yielding ground grud-
gingly and making The enemy pay
heavily for every mile ~ advance.
On the lower arm OF the gigantic
Axis pincers aimed at crushing tAa
Russian and British defenders OF
the oil OF the Caucasus and tho
Middle East things were not goir
so well for the enemy. On the des-
ert battlefield the British Sth Army
extended its positions on the ridge
south OF Fl Alsmein and then
smashed German-ltalian coun,er-at-
tacks.
The Middle East Command com
munique revealed today that Nazi
Field Marshal Erwin Rommels as
ssult on the Tel FL Elsa (Hill OF
jesus Tuesday evening had sue
ceeded In partially establishing his
forces on the lower areas. But tho
Australians still held the hiZh
ground and were pouring a deadly
fire into the AXIS lines aud had de-
stroyed a number OF enemy tanks.
Benghazi and Tobruk were heay'
fly bombed last night by large form
atoms OF Allied planes and great
fires were left burning in the wrecA-
age OF the ports.
Clsmor Increases
"A the predicament Of The Rus
slams grew more desperate by tho
hour clsmor increased Throughout
England for the opening OF seeonI
land front against Hitler In Western
Europe.
The question OF the time the | nit
| cd Nations will take The otfeusiN e
depends on shipping, and some light
was shed on this situation In Com.
mons where the shipping deba q
got under way with First Lord Of
the Admiralty A. '. Alexander
scheduled to make the principe.
speech for the government Tie
debate was secret aud only iniofma-
| ton OF no value 10 the enemy VII
/ be made public.
! Plead For Aid
Russian leaders continued 10 plead
| for quick and substantial aid a.
/ their outnumbered armies Werc
forced steadily hack In the great
bend OF the Don. A stockholm de-.
patch from Berlin, quoting an OH
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-16
Pageant, Parade
Being Sponsored by We. W.

Ave. one-half mile east OF city
limits, TO start Friday. Aug 81
through to sunday, Aug. 80 inclu.
sive. Proceeds are to be used by
Ypsilanti Post No. 240S V. F. w.
towards a down payment on a new
home for the post and a generous
portion Is to be set aside for War
Bonds and financial assistance to-
wards Npsilantis proposed new
"Servicemen's Canteen", according
to II. l.. Allen.
Members OF the Veterans Pag.
cant Committee consist OF George
Robbins. chairman. Burt LutZ. Arm.
old Nolf. Joe Wolf. John Granger,
and Post Commander Clifford
Gates.
The Auxiliary will assist in the
sale of War Stamps and Bonds in
the Marquee Midway entrance
booth under direction OF President
Mrs. Jno Granger and Mrs. Burt
Lutz.
The program will include a Popu-
larity Contest with an advance sale
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-16
School Census Totals
viii be Reached Soon

Final totals In the annual school
census of children between the
ages Of FIVE to 90 years are expect
ed 10 be completed next week. it
was said today at the ONCE OF Ern-
est n Chspelle. city superinten-
dent OF schools.
At present cards listing boys and
girls who have become 20 years
old since last year are being re.
moved and new cards OF children
who became five years old since the
previous census. added
Although the house-to-house can.
vassing was completed last June.
work on the cards was not started
until three weeks ago because the
once was busy with arrangements
for graduation exercises.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-16
State Land Will
be Put on Sale

Properties in Washtenaw County
offered al previous sales and under
the jurisdiction Of the State Land
once Board may be acquired by
making application through the
county treasurer's ONCE.
4 semi-prlYate land sat1 witt ne
held starting next Monday morn
ing at 2 a. m. List OF these lands
and procedure OF sale. are avail
able at the treasurer's Office. APP
proximately l61 parcels are offer
ed. many within the city limits OF
Ann Arbor
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-16
HEADS cHlRoPRAcToRs

Grand Rapids Mich. July lG-INS
DIR. Forrest A. Barkboll. Reed
City -to- ~ became president Of the
Michigan State Chiropractic Socie-
". Floyd J. SuperuaV. Flint. became
vice president.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-16

FLINT, Mich.-INS-Labor con
ciliators endeavored today 10 settle
a walkout at the Fisher Grand
Blanc plant which started after 80
workers were handed a three day
suspension for sssertedly ignor-
ing the rule against smoking.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-16
NOTICE

FINAL DISTRIBUTION IS now
BEING MADE on TRUST FUND
CERTIFICATES.
Please present your certificate at
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-16

YpsiIanti Savings Bank
Adv 716s
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-16

SAN FRANCISCO-INS-For the
third time Harry Bridges today had
permission to remain out OF the
jurisdiction of the United States
District Court in San Francisco.
Bridges, now in New York confer
ring with labor leaders and Of
ficials OF the Maritime Commits
sion on what his attorneys termed
problems involving the war effort, "
was originally granted permission
10 remain out of the jurisdiction of
the court until July 5. following
his surrender TO the deportation
order made by Attorney General
Francis Biddle.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-16

WAsHlNGToN-UP-Apprex-
imately $4,000 electric ranges
which have been frozen in
dealers hands since May 2
were released for sale today BY
the War Production Board.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-16
Flashes of
Late News
THE WEATHER: Tonight:
Warmer

WASHINGTON-INS-The Agri-
culture Department announced to-
day that farm products approaching
a value Of Sl,500,000, 900 have been
purchased for lendlease and other
requirements in the last lS1z
months.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-16

HAVANA-INS- Jose Irisarri,
director of the Cuban Import and
Export Control Agency, today as
sumed his new duties as minister
of finance, succeeding Oscar Garcia
whose resignation was announced
Wednesday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-16

LONDON INS-Edward Stetti-
Mus Jr.. United states director in
lease.lend operations. arrives in
London today for conferences with
Oliver Lyttleton, British minister
OF production. Stettinius also will
confer with other British officials
on British and American war pro.
duction.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-16

BELMONT. Mass.-INS- An su-
topsy was ordered by District At
torney Robert P. Bradford today
10 determine the cause OF death
OF Mrs. Pauline Allen Davis, As,
mother OF three children and wife
OF DR.. Hallowell Davis. associate
professor of physiology at Harvard.
Bradford halted the funeral OF Mrs.
Davis Unexpectedly and Harvard
Medical School was instructed TO
make an analysis OF her vital or
gans.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-16

See CARNIVAL-Page s
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-16

NEW YORK-INS-Dr. Ernest l..
Stebbns. OF the College OF Physi-
clans and Surgeons OF Columbia
University. today assumes new du-
ties as New York City health com
missioner.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-16

MELBOURNE-AP A United
States military court, trying Private
Edward J. Leonski for the Staying
of three Melbourne women. accept
ed in evidence today a purported
confession of guilt which Army Of
ficers said the former New York
grocery clerk had signed in their
presence.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-16

LONDON-AP-Severe penalties
for those who destroy rags, rope or
string were ordered today by the
British government, ranging up to
$1,000 fine or two years imprison'
ment.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-16

HOLLYWOOD-AP-Errol Flynn,
who looks rugged on the screen but
whose studio says he isn't, was tar
en- off the set today in state Of
collapse. His doctor diagnosed the
trouble s fatigue and said he would
make a further examination. Flynn
has collapsed twice before in the
past six weeks
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-16

MAZATLAN. MeXico-AP- Fed
eral troops searching for mysteri-
Gus radio station spreading Axis
propa ganda from this Pacific Coast
region arrested a Japanese and q
German near here and were report
ed unofiicially to have seized a
radio transmitter.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-16

Russian leaders continued TO plea i
for quick and substantial aid -
their outnumbered armies Na'n
forced steadily back In the great
bend OF the Don. A stockholm d.
patch from Berlin, quoting an Off
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-16

CHUNGKING-AP- ChungkinI's
heat wave entered its tenth day
today with no relief in sight and
scarcity OF water caused by power
plant repairs aggravating the dis
comfort OF the population. Sweating
coolies did a good business in mud.
dy water carried by bucket from the
YangtZe.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-16

CINCINNATI. O.-lNS-- Private
cars are in no immediate danger of
requisitioning by the federal gov
eminent, Harry Sommers, OF Allan
ia. Ga. president of the National
Automobile Dealers Association de-
clared today. Sommers, in Cincin-
natl for a three-day meeting to dis
cuss automotive problems arising
from the war declared that the
point might come when private cars
will be needed.
Washington Journal., 1942-06-05

pine. GieIe Srau b. Git bat Bill.
oune. 9n iiebt man bod, oab bic
aIuft Snii6en 9rOIetariat uuo ari-
i~tofratie nur cine Oermeintlide III"
Sort oriiben auf Der DahriHne
fab Iie uno pInuoerte, @uitaD."
gSn, man bat ieinen suten yta'
men. 1biIippine, Der lit aud etc
mas merit Ooer oentit ou, 5rau b.
Bit bate elm @ort nit Dir sepeh.
ielt, Denn i'd nidt INNER ouf ben
@uf unieres Saueis gebalten
b1tte2"
Trau @inneDiih i9wiee. Sic
i61mte lt6 est ibrer 2iige. Gin
@Iid, oos Spoten uidt rot Deroen
t0nnen. = l1no oenno6 bereute lie
ben fIeinen 8etrug niht. Sic lab,
pie tie ibren Monn aufgemuntert
bate. @el1e mabrbaft quite Jrau
more nitt bereit, aud nod srOBere
Opfer gu bringen, nur UNI Dem &C.
plagten Gbemann cine Dinjige
6reuoe au I6affen.
0ie Sonne itri9 i9on oas @e-
fms oes gegeniiberliegenoen Sauies
entlang. @iiOe pom Gasesmarid
oo6te lie ans Sinten. 5rau &in.
nemii1 riiitete gum 4bflug. Sic
bate nod einige 8eiorgunsen 5u
MAIDEN, bic &leinen Diinidten ibr
enOgiiltiges a%benobrot.
Sn oieiem augenbIid i6OB cine
Surmi9polbe bernn un0 lanOete
i1loeartig, elegant uno idnittig, an
einem @orIprung oes @eb6lfs.
Die gauge 6amilie 8innemii6
fam Dor Sdred ins @anfen. Ser
S1pGlberid ober bate 8ilOung.
Ct lab Die JaiiunssIoiigteit Der
lleberroI9ten uno iagte freunOli9:
.g1uu, mas MAIDEN Oie &inoer, al.
les tppblouf2"
n0anf Der eitigen NaGfrage,"
BEETLE ii9 @uitap @innepii9.
.Greut mid, suten @benb,"
minifte Ser eIegnnte Sportsmann
un6 itiirmte Oabon.
9lopfenoen Screens, beieligt, er.
Iebte 5rau &inneWii6 Oieie ibid
iaIsbafte Sanftionierung ibres
fIeinen 8etruges.
6rauen miro naes ber5ieben. 60
gar Der 3ufal lit ibnen gnaoig.
l1nb 10 fam ieoe 9iige einmal CUR
@abrbeit per0enl
Washington Journal., 1942-06-05
gieIisitisfeit Der 8piebeI.

Ni9t umionit iagt BON Der 8tDie.
bel oie Spru1meisbeit, tie belle
fieben Rranfbeiten. SrOpenDOlfern
ailt lie alg S9uBmittel gegen Wio-
laria; aud Dor anOeren uebeln iou
Der tGgli9e @enuB rober 3tpiebeln
ifiisen. Nii9tern ie6en Worgen Elm
Stid6en 8wiebeI ellen obent Der
@~elunobeit, Ben @erud fam man
our1 ben @enuB BON rober Wtilb
o0er auffee tpegipilen. 9ei Sob.
foitlern lit 8piebeI auBerOroentli6
beliebt nno getodt ober gebraten
ber3ebrt pirten tie ben i96oIi@en
Darmg1rungen entgegen.
3piebelinft betDdbrt ii9 als Sell.
mitteI; Our9 Sniefteniti9e Derur.
ia6te &otungen uno S@Deaungen
Derl9pinoen, ipenn man tie nit
3tpie6eliaft einreibt. Au6 8arsen
IafIen fid nit ibm ~Dertreiben, ote.
reg 8etupfen am Gage lit notsDen.
Dig, auBeroem ionen bic 8arden
iiber Na9t nit elmer S9idt feinge.
badter 8tpiebel bebedt weroen, iiber
oie Elm reiner 2eintu@itreifen &C.
pidelt piro.
3tpiebeliaft gemii@t nit itarfem
Giiigfpaiier itiat Naienbluten, man
aiebt Die 2Oiung in Die 0aie eth.
@egen S9nupfen unb aatarrb
o1mpft man gei9dlte, in @iertel ge-
idnittene 3miebeln nit aanois'
8uder uno menig @aiier wei6; Der
iirupartige Soft miro I0ffelmeiie
itunOenpeiie ~einsenOmmen.
3uiebeln, oie iiberDintern iouen,
miiiien iai9tentpeiie gelagert tuer.
ben. 1eiier lit es, tie anf einen
Binofaoen aufaureiben uno luftig
bGngenb in Der gorratstdmmer auf.
5lbeben.
Washington Journal., 1942-06-05

Ie93ebn Sabre lang berbeirntet,
uno iedaebn Sabre Daren tie i6on
in oieiem Saus.
r9u bait re1t, 2isbetb. Gin Sc
Zen lit Oos ni6t. Man idafft
Sen Iiebeu Iangen Gag. 9as Saus-
den ba lit iest unier. 9ie paar
Qappen Selo aud. @eiBt ou nod,
pie es mar, als mir bier ein5o.
gen? So freiIid, oas meiBt ou.
8eIler als t1 beinabe. 0abei lit
es immer onsielbe. Gin Gag lit
mie ser anoere. @an idafft, man
murfit. Sir men eigentli6, fir
men? gu bait re9t, 2isbetb, no.
tirli6 bait gu re6t. aber Oos lit
nun einmal 10, uno Gnoern fam
es feiner."
Die 2isbetb %Ieuf5te i9mer. Damn
iaBen iie 6eioe oa uno i9miegen.
9rauBen ging Der @ino uno Der
Negen. l1no oreioiertel Stun0en
mar es bis gum na6iten 9orf.
sic paren ALIEN.
@ie ioa oas elmer anoern2 8ie
oenn9
9bilipp mari einen 8lif auf
Die 3eitung, Die i9rag Dor ibm
auf Dem Glide lag. CT wuBte
oag faum. aber .er 3udte auiam.
men auf einmal, als OBJ i'm etwaS
geltoden b1tte. o8aiFenbaus"
Itan6 oa in elmer Mn8eige, u8ai-
ienbans." @as ionit Do itan0, bat.
tie er iibepbaupt ni6t geieben. Sour
6as in Dem fetten Drud: uWai.
ienbauS."
sic i9miegen nod INNER. Gr
nabm Die 3eitung uno pittelte nit
leinen flobigen Gingern bag Did
georudte beraus. Gin gang i9ma-
Ter Streifen mar es. uno oieien
ihob er Der 2isbetb bin. @ber
nod teines bate elm 8ort geipro-
9en big 0abin.
Cine gauge Weilp lag es Dor
ibr ouf Dem Gid. Damn gudte
tie Ieitli9 oarauf, aber 10 beinabe,
aIg OBJ iie Oos Grgere, oaB er oas
Dor fie bineei@o5en batte.
Damn ging es ibr nie eben ibm.
Sic Orebte ben 8ettel in Der Sano
uno iab ibn an. 2ange. Sbr
@eii9t mar cine ein5ige Grage,
cine groBe Spannung. Sic tier
te i'm an.
.Sa, 2isbetb, oas meme ID.
@enn es i9on feline eigenen ieln
oiirfen @ir ionten eS
ma1enl"
ga fiel tire gan5e Spannung
suammen. sic Iadte. Sic lprang
auf uno lab ii6 in Der Slide unl,
ais Oh tie i~rgenoetpas iebr ellis gu
tun bate. Was mar ibr @eltht
ouf einmaI 10 irObl Sbre ausen
funfeIten. Sic rib Die Cir auf
lief oie Ereppe binauf in oas
G6lofsimmer. Sic fam tDieoer
bernnterx lie Lief tDieoer binauf.
Washington Journal., 1942-06-05
9as naibe 2is6em

Qisden lit elm nettes iunges W1o-
den. Sebr nett, iebr naiO, aber
aud Iebr pruttiid Deranlast. 9eeu.
lid mar tie uuf elm paar Gage bel
Eaute SSoa 3u 8eiu9. @1ei@ am
eriten Ma6mi4age burfte iie allen
ins Rino geben, Die Sante bate
gera6e feline 3eit, tie gu besleiten.
GtroblenO fam 9is@en 5nrid.
auf einem ibrer Singer fnntelte
elm @inglein.
Ser lit mir BEL Dir friiber nod
gar nidt aufgefaaen," meinte oaber
aud Sante Sba, nieit mann bolt
ou 6enn bieien netten 0fing?"
Gin SolOat lit i'm ainO neben
mir geieIien", iaete 2isden ltol1
Der bot i'm mir gef6enft."
n@aa-?" 0ie Tante idnapp-
te nod 2uft. nSa, mas fdat Dir
oenn elm, 10 ettpas bon einem trent
ben Manu anaunebmen9 Isle fam
er lberbaupt oaou, Dir elm @el1ent
gu ma6en?"
.@ie es geraOe einmal gon3 bum
fel i'm Rino mar Derfin0ete 2is'
den, bat er mir einen Sub gege.
ben. llno oafiir 6ann Den Sing
Dieie perbIiffenbe OfFenbeit
labmte fir einige a~ugenblide Die
ionit 10 flinfe 3unge Der Gante Soa.
gafur oa6te tie umio beftiger nab.
Gas Rinb mar ni@t i6leat, nur
gr~enaenlos naip, bafiir 6irgte i9on
ieine aufri6tigfeit. Dor allen bieB
es oa, pOriidtig gu iein uno Die
Sa9e 10 barmlos ME nnr moglI@
du bebanbeln.
so, TO-" meinte Die Tante 90.
Der, naaOem tie ii6 10 melt er.
bolt bate, nuno bait ou nit benz
SoIoaten irgenoeine 8erabrebung
getroffen?" IS.
bod, Sant6en. or erpartet
mid mOreen nodmittag unten beim
SauStor."
rMein liebes aino," ipra9 bic
Sonte ernit, .ein iunges Mao@en,
pie ou jest idon fait biit, IdBt ii9
Weoer einen auB< nod einen Sting
geben. Morgen UNI flint gebit Ou
binunter unb gibit ibn Dem Sol
baten auriid. I'm 5 llbr 8 Mi.
nuten 6iit on bann mie0er Bel mir,
bolt om peritanoen, mein ain02"
.Sa, 9ant9en," tnidite Qis6en.
Sierouf belt Die 9ante Der Ni6.
te einen I1ngeren 9ortras iiber SIN.
itano i'm a%agemeinen uno iber
Mdnneri9le9tigteit i'm beion0eren.
4m n1diten Wndmittag wur0e
2isden um fiinf l1br binunter &c.
ididt. Die Tante blieb oben Dor
Der 8anoubr fteben. @s oouerte
wobI etpos ldnger als 3 Minuten,
nber 6ann fam 0as Wdo9en fr0b-
lid ins 3immer getdn5eIt. @leid)
borauf erfsarrte Die Tante, oenn
auf Der NiHte Sano funtelte nod
INNER Der Sting.
.@as?" REF iie ftrens. limb ou
bait ibm ben 8ins nidt 3uriidgege-
benz"
Den @ing?" munoerte ii1 els
den. rNein, ben Sub babe i'd
ibm a,lrlfsesebea!s
Washington Journal., 1942-06-05

Ser 9bilipp iaB INNER nod oa,
itierte feline 6rau an uno ibr nab
uno = ihmundelte.
Am n19Iten Gage fubr er m
Die StaOt, uno 0pei Gage ipater
mar elm Rino in Dem einiamen
Saug@en, elm Mao6en BON bier
Sabren.
Washington Journal., 1942-06-05
!. weweig. Wuttsp:

-. Bemei8. Wuttsp: .Rana
ber iunge Mann oenn iberbaupt si.
ne Srau e~rnGbren9s @adfif9:
.Melae Trase. Waml Geitern bat
er tn Der Ronbitoret feben Mpfels
tDrt&en fir mid be5abIt. uu0 Id
fOlte nod immer me6r ehtn!S
= Sin gutter RerL WOriit.
5enber; s9aben Sic CUR Rebe SbreS
@ertbeioigers etpas gu bemerieH9S =
4Egetlagter der einen iebr iungea
@ertbeioiger bait: .SODieI i@ iDeib,
mar es feline { : 8ertbeioigunssreoe!
Wafer g il halt Die 6reubi uuo
iDrsfhsn g. m Freiis
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-09-25

ing the Pine Street High School,
Miss Hazel Hutton left Thursday
for Washington, d. c. where she
has accepted employment as a
Junior typist and was accompan-
led as far as Little Rock IL her
mother. Mrs, Lille Sutton. Miss
Dorothy Sutton enrolled and will
study at Howard University, She
is the daughter of the C. 5, SUIT
tons and is graduate Of Philan-
der Smith College The Senior
Choir of the Union Bapt. Church
report much success at the social
given in the Community Center
of the church and every one spent
I'm enjoyable evening.
Rev. ]. c, Clay held his Third
Quarterly Conference with ST.
James church ON Sunday and a
good attendance was reported.
Passes Away: Dave Thompson
was laid to rest at the Oak Grove
cemetery Sunday afternoon. Mr.
Thompson died at his home in
Little Rock. Miss RoXie Thomp'
sin of this city is a sister, Young
Thompson was reared in this city
Our heartfelt sympathy is extend
ed to the bereaved family,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-09-25

leaving the school with a clear IN
derstanding Five teachers were
present, along with three officers
and grand total of 60. Short
talks we've made tg Mrs. NJ. Foota
and Brother Givens and Watson
and finance totaled $50, A va
cancy is reported fo1 a piano play
er and applicants may apply at
921 Z. End St. North Little Rock.
Prayer services prior to the
morning service were conducted by
Deacon Rcss Holmes and others,
with the senior choir rendering
special selection while the miss
ionary offering was lifted by Mrs.
M. Veal Deacon McFadden
brought a short prayer and reports
from the sick committee showed
Mrs. McGill as much improved. 4.
After inspirational service Rev.
Canady read the scripture lesson,
with a congregation song follow
ing. A special message was
brought to the assembly by Rev.
Cleveland. Three visitors were re-
gistercd, Rev. Evans, and Mr.. Aar-
on Cosby and Herman Flint. ).
Special music was furnished with
a selection by a mixed quartette
and a solo by Mrs. Leola Blue. The
Offering was taken by Messrs. =.
Buchanan AMI Clarence Hillard
and totaled S5.75. Delegates elect
ed for the Association were Deacon
Knowles with Representation fee
of 500. Mrs. NJ. Neasley as a
messenger for the Young Women's
Mission Band and Rev. Canady,
pastor was allowed free Transport
tation fee to the association which
convened on Sept. %.
1t was announced that the Mis-
sion Band will render a program
at Walnut Hill Baptist Church,
Sept. 27, beginning at 1880 p. m.
and all members ave asked to be
present. Head Of the program cont
mittee Is Mr.. Willie Watson ard
Mrs. Willie Albert is president.
Many quaItettes took part in
the evening musical sponsored By
the Gospel Five Singers and
large attendance was reported. i
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-09-25
By s, B. McDunie

Sundays services at the various
churches were reported as highly
successful. Among the visitors
registered in the church service
were Prof. and Mrs. NJ. B, Wesley
who are prominent characters in
the educational field of Garland;
Messrs. A. Lee and Zelma Clip
sen OF Hot Springs and Mr.. Dot
son Cannon, also from the Varor
City. They all entered into the
services and were invited to come
again. Prof. Wesley Is an ardent
worker in the religious field and
aids In building race enterprises.
He particularly supports the State
Press and is urging citizens here
to cooperate with the local agent
He revealed his plans to train
several Ct the Sabotage boys and
girls to increase the circulation
here.
Farewell. Mrs, Helen Ellis left
this week for better employment
in Texas. Her many friends wish
her much success in her new en-
deavor.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-09-25
News From McGehee'

Branson, ID. Houston, Wesley
Young. IS beautiful and useful
gifts were given. Games were play
ed and the group left happy and
wished her many more happy
birthdays.
st. Peters AME Church; Sunday
marked the highest point Of spirit
val fever for the year, with each
one seemingly taking on a new
life. Music was rendered bG the
Deep South Boys on Friday night,
with $50 persons witnessing tRe
program. A goal of $4,000 has
been set by the pastor and men,
bership for the first Sunday in
order to pay all indettness, The
public is invited to come and wof.
ship with Us,
Evening Star Baptist Church.
The Usher Board of the Church
met IN their regular meeting N
Friday night at the church and
Mrs, Bessie Wilson, president, Mrs
Alberta Perry secretary and Rev.
w. C. Campbell, pastor report a
splendid meeting was held.
MeGehee Chapel. The Rev. T.
c. Evans was speaker at the
church last Sunday morning, u.s.
ing for his subject, paul at tho
Foot Of Gamaliel.'
Corner Stone AME Zion: supt.
P, Lucas opened the Sunday school
hour, with all teachers present
and the group was proud to have
their own Mrs. T. c. Evans in the
service. Rev. W. l.. Landrum,
brought the morning message,
Salvation" On Sunday, Sept. q
the big State Rally will come off
and friends are asked to cooperate
with us in this effort. The goal has
been set for $4,000. Rev. W. l..
Landrum is pastor and Mrs. V. |.
Brown, reporter.