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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-30

ten, haB Die. Siirels seidloiien tpdren
,nno lie pteintery lie iaben einen Geift.
lt1s ct iprab au ibnen: u@afnm
Ieio ibr 10 eridrofen uno lparum foirl-I
met iold,e @eoanfen in eller Ser3 RI
Sebet meine Sanoe uns meine 5iiBe,1
iid bins ieieer.; fiiblet mid uno iebet;;
oenn ein 8eiit bat, nidt Sleiid lino.
gc@in, apie ibr, iebet, bob id3 babe"
ltno er iab. IN ibren stngeiidtern
Die bebe, Srease, obidon nibt obne
6urht. Ct fannie ibre Ser5en mnb
pupibte saS iie iba liebteab bod oa tiie
nod i'm 5leiide uareA mar ibnen has
@ebein1His Der Nuferitebbnts au bod.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-30

VSCskS Q6AlH ph pEuEAttH UttIf 1eil
iainen 9inse2 @er mag feinen eeid
Haan binpeggenomnten baben2 giel
lci6t feline Seinoe, Die tim gernorbe
Baben. @abem iie nidt senug setan
bab tie nun audi nod ieinen lester
ghlaf ltoren ntiiiiea!"
u2aB lns ellen, Die 5rau faul
iiA geirrt babea", antportete Spban
nes. sic lit pabbniinnig po1
sdmer5.'
Damn fant ibr Elm tpu,1oerberer @e
bnnfe - cine Grinnerung bon 8or
ten por langee 3eit geiproheltz uni
|eit tpieoerbolt - in ben Sinn. Ain
orittea Gag" naarmelte e..
8a,tR fing er on 5u laufelt nnf
aetrng plgte; ua1b lanfieno esreihh
er se,, Gartel1 ,,ne oas @rab, 9el
Stein spar biamesgetualat; senau wa
Die Srauen eeiagt batteh @s budt'
|iid uab fdbaaate bineiss uasa lab Sis
leinen Slider, in bic iein Gei9nan
einseipifelt getpefeu .par- DabrenS
CT eritaunt bi,afab uno nidt bi1lein
Slseben uaste, fans Retrus, beran, ial
ete Sir often ,,ao sing biaeia in oas
@rab, mo ct Die 2eideatitdee auiam
r,engefaftet iab uuo oas ShpeiBtud
bas al.f benz @eiiht bes Soten geleget
tatte, a,ifgeroat al en1em befonbere'
9rt.
9a fam aud Sobannes It, bas @ral
uno nun brad Die getpaltise 8abr.
beit iiber iie bereitt.
ugr lit ni6t bier. CT lit aufer,
itmloenp' iagte Ell laut - nit Ses
@ngels eigenen @orten. f''.'..< /,
sfaein 9etrals ibuieg trauerno.
9aranf aingen Die beioen lpieper bill'
meg nad Saufe.
Maria Magoalena nar ibnen bon
,ferne tpeinenb nabgefolgt. llno ats
oie Singer ii6 entfernt batten fatn Tie
taaeill au1n @rab nno itanb BET Oct
Sir. uslls tie nun ipei11te, gndte iie
il, Dos Grab; llnp liebet 5meen gnsel
.ill tpeiben &letbern iiben, einen 81 Den
&1upten ben anbern au ben 5iben,
30 tie ben 2eidnam Seiu binselest
batten. l1nb oielelbigen fpraden 5p
:ibr: u@eib, pas peineit b1i? 8es, ilt.
.9eit bu?" Sie fpraden 5lt ibnen
v@eil lie n1einep 6errn binpeggenonl=
men baben, unb id nidt weib, tpo fie
ibn bil1gelest baben.'
Damn ipanbte iie iib um unb iab
ourd Sen blenbenoen 5lor ibrer Srd=
men oie @eitalt eines Mannes III Der
M6be iteben. ltno er iprad 81 ibr;
llab feline 8orte paren Die Der @nsel,
bic i'm @rabe maren:
y@etb, mas meineit bn2 &en in=
deft bug
llnb ie badte bel fd: uDies iii
Der Gdrtner. @eapiB farn ct es mir
iogen." sic faltete ibre @dnoe unoo
iaate bitteno:
uSerr, baft bn ibn meggetragen, 10
fege mir, no BAIT ou ibn bitlgelegt2 2
so wia i6 ibn bolen.'
Seins - oean er par Der, per ge=
lproden batte fagte ST. ibr:
uMariap'
llno iie erfanate ieine stimn1e, SSll
freubigem Gntaiiden rief iie: uRabs
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-30
@ittRadh ben 80. 9eseaber 1912

2f"VssSS, Mrsr7ss -yer'fyST ie~ Ivy srs'N ISe~r
anf 8etbanien 5l.
.Das @rab mar leer!
.@er misS inns ben Stein bop bes
@rabes Cir tpalaen2a
Die Srauen bliebep fteben unb Bid
ten iid eeeenieitig beitiirat on. gs
tpareit ibrer bier Marta bie Mnt
ter Safobt gleopbas @eib, sSohanut
n,eo Sapue. allh lie masea a,,f ben
Neg nad Dem beilieen @arten in
blaiiRn 2iht oes friiben Morgens.
IS lit aetpiby bob mir ielbit ibr
1aidt belpeaen peroen f0nnetL eenn q
lit iehg srob', fa,br galorae fort.
.Aber merbaa Die Siinser ,,idt aud
am @rabe fait2 aniere Nbiidt ma1
ibnen befannt'', iaate Spbanaaa. ,,SaB
l,as peiter sebeu", fiigte tie hia5l.
SD iaWit Bin iebr itarf."
Die 8dn,mesuug erbeate ftd ies
auebenbs. aeidte gs6Hhen id,nee
igen geebelg, bic fonft in, Sd)oBe Del
Selber tpabreHo eer goaht getegea bat
ten, bufbfei' blineg nno teBen e1nef
&egen bon idiaernbea Sutpelea bi,,
ter ii6. MaHoebausae, Die eben 81
bliiben beeaanen, ftaden meib uni
spIt'lA W oo1su gtsss eas Go 9a..e aaas ~
oel, e4''gs'' se'qt.s.. spess -. ~ sAAoA1
le'.ossis gsiaAg g'an hs'oasss'' iAe ft1uo's
IN p'e paI.'e.Ds'i 9at a,s.ss ppsa. @ noset -
n91aa sesea psh s1tssApeh sun'asl 3.
s, saNae Sapp'aas " n.y. .a pal sts's.e.sv Nv ~
~ pas espi'as''ss g,sss,.'e.'s p.s oas oss ss'"
~ -. - W. go .,,s:a,,., 49,
So. % ls'u'ss w. WV @ pst 80 ssiayss'sH sp,s -;
pea Sneaot' 9, = oes = "snsp go sasss W .anp @ l.e
a aea aseg ~ p'e sa 9aldth IN, Des t, ysunsa aa
'piueM losaa' sivpp lp.e pu'n So.r n
aea l'ph'r'eh aa9e't u''o 1asle Va''
etphlet'
nS1e fonnen eie gegel one e.
eellebf - 1tngen, 1tno ole sln'tte,l Dill
ben, peatn er.. .~.1 iino lDre Sfntl'llle
braD III SDm08en aus
Ote anoerH nareH 1tlu. 0eDeh9fe'
9anptes ellten he borDarfs, bon Sra
llen geblenoet.
lt1le ,lna batten iie Den @artea, e.
reidt. sic singen hi,lein, hrea Wea
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r. - :
ge BEN Siingern uns iprad: sd babe
Den Serrn geieben!"
llnb iiebe, 5tpei bon ibnen gii,selt
an oerielben Gag in einen Siedett
Der spar bon Serifalean 60 5elomees
melt, oeB Same beibt gn,,aaus. llno
ie rebeten Hsitetnanoer bon aaen Die.
len @el6i6ten. limo es geihab, pa iie
10 reseten uno befrasteu iid Initein=
anber, nabte Selus su ibnen uno tuan'
bette nit ibnen. Mber ibre Nugelt NUT
bea sebalten, bob iie ibn nidt fann=
ten.
u@r ipraA aber gu ibRen: 8as ii,lo
bas fir Geoen, oie ibr spiiden euA
IbanoeH unterweas, nste ieio ibr tral-
ria?"
8a antwortete einee bon ibnen nit
Ramen @leopbas una fpra1 5lt Inn:
,8iNt sn alein unter ben 5ret11b'
linsen 5u Seruialens Der nidt miiie,
mas ias oieiea Sasen orinaen sefde=
BEN iit?"
limb CT iprad au ibnea: ,@cl-
dies? g"
,,ltnb iie antworteten ibnl: ,9as
bon Seiu bon gsa5aretb, pel6er tpqr
ein Rropbet, madtig BON Saten uno
BON 8orten por @ott uno alem 8olf
lno pie i'm rnlere Sobenprielter uno,
Sberiten iiberantlportet baben 5ur
Geroanunlais oes Sobes uns getreu=
5igt. @ir aber boffterL ct ieae Slrael
serloien. ltno Iber oies alles lit bellte
ser brittle Sag, oaB ipldes, geibeben
lit. slu6 baben uns eri6redt etlide
@eiber oer ltnleren, Die iino friibe bel
Dem 8rabe getpeien. Saben ieinen
2eib ni6t gefunoen, fommen unb ia
gen, iie baben ein @eliht Der @nael
gefeben, welde iagelt, er lebe. llno et=
li6e inter uas sineen bin aurn @rabe,
uao fanoens, tpie Die 8eiber iagten;
aber i'm fanoen tie 1idt. " = .. ..
u9ann iprad ct au ibnen: 9 ibr
Eoren uno trdgens @eraens, GIT glal,=
ben aae benz, Dos oie 8ropbeten ge>
,ebet baben. NellBte ntAt Gbriitus
.ioldes leibert unb au ieiner Serrlib.
felt eingeben?'"
ultao fins at BON Moies uno allen
Yropbeten, uno legte ibnen alle Shrif=
ten aus, Die BON ibm geiagt paren.
ultno iie famen nabe aulnn 5ledell
% tie bingingen uno er iteaete iid,
als mole er fiiroer geben. llno lie
notigten i'm uno lpra6en: ,8leibe BEL
uns, 6enn es min slbeno tperoen uno
Der Sag bat fid seneigt.'"
ullnb er ging biuein, BET bnen 81
66leibea. llno es gelhab, ba er NIT
ibnen au Siide lob nabnl er oas grot,
oanfete, brad's uno sab es ibrlelr.
ga ipuroen ibre augen aeoffaet uno
erfannten ibn. l1no er peridppanb por
tbnen.
limb Tie ipraden 81 einanoer:
,8rannte ,1ibt ul1ler Sera ia1 inns, oa
er nit inns reoete auf Dem @ege, oils
CT ltns Die Sdrift offnete g"
limb iie ftanoen auf 5u oerielbea
Stunoe, febrten ipieoer gen SSerula-
len1 uab fanben Die @lfe perianl1aelt
unb Die bel ibnen maren, pelde iprae
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Die weltberuehmte
St. Benedict Wund-Salbe

Erprohtes, Heilmitte, gegen alle Arten Won
a1ten und frlschen Wunden. Geschwuereu.
Gewaechsen. Bisswunden Karhunkelna usw.
schickan - Keins Stamps. go Cents die
,Schachtel, bet: j. L. STAAR. I7209 vai1eys
view Avenue Cleveland, Ohio. sfa1 x
Evening star., 1942-04-05

True 70 his Jungle heriose he ongered MowsI oles his
animul oies. stompedins, wreekins, onward they
destroying everything And while hundreds fee for their
lives, lick Of ome sios creeping up the Jungle vine
Evening star., 1942-04-05

: - :
I'LL Ats1vsa
hs0t ilss si5sr N
hs dsssh ssrus-
Is7 WIN No -
eni,s I'M sl|sodiy
HIM ] I Soc
1,lsd / !. |! fllss,-
sand nssrs ilsfills
IN M lsoss sxefi-
Inn meaien le-
lDre 9vsf Alnnsd.
Dsn'Y miss ''klf-.
LIMOS JUNGLE
Nook slss., n
confss - n yoI'vll'rIi
fuysrile tssslrsI !! !
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-07

.le ne her.
WV. taer> are more To-; and
hopeless Negroe in Harlem. alone,
than IN Tie entire South
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-07
They're War
Savings Wou

Washington. April THE Me-.
.-tJy brought "a new name ,.r
tense avings bonds ana stamp.
Ia treasury announced ...
h,ry"'or,h ,.cy VIII be .l.gr
.0. slrsua c,tIr.t.c-
Substitution OF the word .y.,
.aG defense" long had been 7d,.
Gated by numerous public .fs'ra.
Including Wendell l. WilIk.e. .51
SAID thc name would show ~
tu.tcd States now is on the oss,
-r.o.
rh" clanSe-over Will be -r.4,sr
Banks. post office, and stl.a ,1M
ac -cat WJr savings bond. c5
stamps as their present. stu..s 10
exhausted
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-07
EUEpHU0M6Ua !
, LORENA CARLETON Ry

fetently. Behaving like Utt Nor.,
sort Of overly-naggIng, overly
suspicious wife. He did not intend
to put up with it. Anette could
imagine his face when he had writ
ten it. Jaws Outslung, that double
crease between his eyes, perspira-
ton trickling down his forehead, in
that desert town of Yuma.
Gradually the tone Of the letters
changed until, in the last one, he
was frankly begging her never to
leave again, to try and forgive him
for being such a disappointment.
On and On. Il Won't send word, or
dering you to be here for the pre-
mlere Of The Kashmir Song but
I am hoping you will be-"
She rang then and, after a while.
heard someone almost running
through the hall. 1t was Emma.
She began wretched apologies.
oh, Mrs. Peyton, Why didn't you
let us know you We're coming
home? Why didn't you ring O
er? Where is your luggage?"
In the lower hall. Miss Lyndon
helped me bring it in" Still hold
ing the latest letter in her hand,
she asked, Emma, when is the
premiere Of The kashmir Song? ."
why, it's tonight, Mrs. Peyton.
At $50"
simultaneously both women con-
| CJJ1toI fjponrino1r T>Io ,-a,l $500
to a closet and came back with a
fr~othy-skirted dress of s~equin-dot-
ted yellow tulle. It's a good thing
you have this new dream dress"
Anette ripped off her one-piecs
travelling frock and began what
passed for a bath, a hurried cleans
ing with liquid cleanser and cotton
pads. Emma was selecting the gold
mesh sandals and the diamond and
yellow sapphire jeWelry that
matched the tulle gown so per-
fectly.
Waits telegram, to which she
had paid scant attention. again en-
tered the girls mind. Emma, has
Doctor kirkWood arrived"
Eyes. He came last week" The
woman was brushing Anette's back
curls. Hes been here at the house
ever since Miss Drake married Mr..
Beekman. Didn't you get her mes
sage?"
The girl shook her head, q" guess
1t Will come tagging along after
me, like Mary's little lamb"
Late as she was, she stole into
Larry's room for just a second.
She saw the book instantly, an
outspread copy of Barrington's new
war novel. She stopped and picked
1t up, keeping the place, and began
to read. The penciled passages
We're not those Of Steven; they
were Mona's. She kept reading.
once Emma came and tried to get
her to 60 on to the theater.
I'm not going" she said, With
out taking her eyes from the book.
Find out where they are having
the party. I'll meet them there.
later"
When she joined the enormous
crowd later, she and Larry kissed,
both for the pleasure of being to-
gether and for the pleasure of the
photographers. She then greeted
everyone, including Sandra, who
was very slinky in a tight, white.
long-sleeved dress and black pearls.
Naturally her greeting to Wal
ter was more cordial than to any,
one, but it was much later in the
evening when they were able to
talk seriously, All he did was touch
her shoulder with the tip of n
finger. But it made her know how
tense she was.
'Anette, why don't you make an
appointment with Doctor Scho-
feld?"
Her eyes were Mortified topaz
circles. She backed away from him.
Walt! Why-Walt! Isn't he the
doctor for mental cases?"
fT> D. ~.-.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Installation Services
Planned by Camps
OF Spanish Veterans

Col. James 8. Petit Camp and
auxiliary. Spanish War Veterans.
will hold joint installation exer-
cises at Naval Lodge Hall tomorrow
at pm. Pas Department Comdr.
Calvin B. Lucas will administer the
obligation to:
William 7: Iyan, commander: Frank
Gsm c1 uoSe ocer wee s the aa,
s Aaxilsry omtsrs: %arsaret % Ct NJ NJ Felton,. asa
ideRt Bessie & Aliord senior senior vic. pres
dent: Ida Wildn,n. chaplain; Clara Hasse
patriotic s instsu'sor; ;. Ethel Sandal his.
thy
Webb. guard. snd Mary Holt. assistant
guard. Depar ment President Carrie
Flaherty will direct the auxiliary's exer'
Richard j. Harden Camp will in
stall new officers at Pythian Temple
on Thursday At 8 pm. Mr.. Lucas
will officiate:
Charles H. Aspich, commander; Charlie.
nroWn, sashe unor ssa vice ee Pete1
Roesle. ofncer q the day: James J. Fitz.
patrick. ofhcer II the guard, and retiring
Commander B.kley In.e: trustee
InEe Department Comdr. Elvin N
Luskey and stat will attend.
The Military Order Of the Serpent
will meet at s35 G place NV. Sat-
urday at 730 pm. Army mess
supper will b~ served. Prof. George
w. Puf1's American Chorus
will sing.
Capital City Fort No. a, Daush-
tiers Of % vii meet on the second
Thursday Of each month 1t 92l
Pennsylvania avenue Sc. LOUIS
NJ. Shaw Is sdjutant.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Y. A. News

Girls engaged In de1enSe Work
will be the honor guests at q tea
given by the District Chapter OF
the D. A. r. today from 4 to pm.
at 1882 Massachusetts, avenue NV.
The Orpheus Quartet will present
a program at the Y. w. c. A. at D
pm. The guest artists will be Miss
Kelly Tatum, soprano; Mrs. Elaine
Sebring Ford. contraltO: Jesse Nus
scar, tenor; Harry M. Forker, bass,
and Mrs. Willie Pope West, accom-
panist. Tea will be served at 4 pm.
The Greek Mutual Aid Society will
meet from 6 to II pm.
Mid-winter classes in the health
education department will begin
Monday. The Cleveland Park Chap
ter will hold q luncheon meeting at
1890 pm.
The Girl Reserves Advisers and
the Mothers Council will hold a
joint meeting at 4:30 pm. Tuesday.
The program will include a speaker
and dinner. At 7:30 pm. the
Woman's Trade Union League will
meet. The business girls depart
ment will be "at home" to new girls
Of the city at 8 pm.
On Wednesday at 7:30 pm. the
Xenos Club will conduct recog-
milton service for new members fol-
lowed by q business meeting. Meet
ing at 8 I'm. are the American Youth
Hellenic Descent. the Greek Mutual
Aid Club and the Chamber Music
Club.
Might in Washington" with a
movie and quiz. will be the feature
Of the program at the All-States
Club meeting Thursday from $50
to 9 pm. instead of 6 to 8 pm. The
Blue Triangle Club will meet at &
pm. and the American Ukrainian
Society at 8 pm.
A dance for IA, 7B and "a Junior
High School Girl Reserves will be
held from 3 to 1890 pm. Friday
From 8 to II p m. the Y. n. G. A. and
Y. w. G. A. win hold . dance.
The Senior Girl Reserves Of 8B
and 9A-9B junior high will hold .
dance from $50 TO IL pm. 6atur-
day. There viii be . dance for the
y. 8. o. men from . to II pm.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Ben Hur News

The date of the joint installation
has been changed to January 10
when the officers from Congress
sional, Mckinley. Potomac. United
and Victory Courts will be installed
in Pythian Temple by State Man
ager Kenneth l.. Canine OF Craw-
fordsville, Ind. Entertainment and
refreshments.
Officers of the Executive Board,
Samuel Trupp, chairman; Jack L.
Menefee, vice chairman, and Henry
j. Frank, secretary-treasurer, were
reelected. Installation will be held
February 6 in Woodmen OF the
World hall.
Joseph M. Bonifant was reelected
chief of Victory Court.
United Court will meet Friday IN
Pythian Temple. A reception to the
Central Court members, conSo1-
dated with United on January !, Will
be held.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
LoyuI Order of Moose

Columbia Lodge has closed It's
clubrooms at 14l4 l street NV.
pending the opening of its new
home. now in the process of re-
modelling. The lodge also suspended
meetings until the new home Is
opened.
Women of the Moose.
Senior Regent Ola D. Lee an.
nounces there will be no meetings
of Columbia Chapter until further
notice due to vacating 14l I street
NV.
A meeting of all chairman will be
held at the home of Mrs. Lee to-
morrow at pm.
The Library Committee will meet
at the home Of Mrs. Virginia r.
Bennett on Saturday.
A program is being arranged by
the Child Care and Training Com
mittee chairman for the fourth
series of radio broadcasts over Sta
ton WWDC on the evening of jan
uary %.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Army and Navy Offer
Reserve Commissions
To Medical Students
Active Duty Not Required
Until After Course
Has Been Finished

Third and fourth year medical
students at George Washington Uni
versity and Georgetown University
and first-year internes may obtain
reserve commissions in the Army
or Navy and then be permitted to
complete their medical training,
including one year of internship,
before being ordered to active duty,
Brig. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, Di-
rector OF Selective Service, advised
local draft boards last week. They
may be deferred by the boards in
class IA, pending receipt of their
commissions. but all who are ell
gible for commissions and do not
apply may be considered for classi-
fication in class IA, if they are not
deferred for other reasons and are
found physically qualified for mill
tary service.
Third and fourth year medical
students and internes who are re-
jected after applying for commits
sions and also first and second year
medical students and those regis
trants who have been accepted as
students in the medical school may
be deferred in class IA as long as
school officials certify that they give
indication they will become quail
fed medical practitioners. No group
deferment is permissible under the
law. and each case must be decided
by a local board on the facts con-
cerning the registrant involved
Medical students and internes &C
cepted by the Army are given COM
missions as second heutenants
pending graduation. when they be-
come first lieutenants in the Army
Medical Reserve Corps. Those ac-
cepted by the Navy are commits
stoned as ensigns until graduation,
when they become lieutenants ju-
nior grade) in the Navy Medical
Reserve Corps.
Washington quartermaster ofn-
GERS will meet at the Social Security
Building tomorrow evening to dis
cuss the Army ration. Films Will
be shown portraying military cour-
tesy. armored combat vehicles and
infantry drill.
Members of the 230th Infantry
will meet at local reserve head
quarters Tuesday evening where
mess management will be discussed.
A film on hasty field fortifications
will be shown.
Civil authorities and geographical
hot spots will be the subject OF the
Military Intelligence Department
conference Wednesday evening.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Sons ond Daughters
OF Liberty

Washington Council met with
Councillor Mrs. Mary E. Nichols pre-
siding. Mrs Georgia Tyler was re-
ceived into membership. The coun-
Gil will meet tomorrow night at 935
G place NV. when Mrs. Smith with
past state officers will install the
following officers:
Councillor, Mrs. Mary z. Nichols; vice
councillor. Mrs. Elizabeth Deakins: asso,
ciate vice councillor Mrs Roberta Howard
in.Ide R:Tass sud. ssiof Mrs aeof1is % Tye4
sentatives to the State Council; Mrs Ro-
berta Howard Barnes and Mrs. Carrie
Hope Council will meet Tuesday
night at Naval Lodge Hall when
Deputy State Councillor Mrs. Ella
Burnley will install the officers.
Councillor Mrs. Una S. Dorsey Will
preside.
Columbia Council will meet
Wednesday night at 808 / street
NV. when the members OF the
District of Columbia. Virginia and
MARYLAND will meet to receive the
national councillor, Mrs. Edna Brown
of New Jersey A reception will
follow with State Councillor Mrs.
G. Neal Carney hostess.
Justice Council will meet Thurs
day night at Northeast Masonic
Temple when Deputy State Coun-
cilor Mrs. Florence Walton will in
stall as officers:
Councillor Mrs Okie Youns: associate
councillor Mrs. Minnie Stuart; vice coun-
cilor Mrs Russie Garfield: associate vice
councillor. Mrs Efie Schickler guide, Mrs.
Vergie Lyons: associate secretary. Mrs.
Mary T. williams; inside guard. Mrs.
Marie Wilson; outside guard. Mrs. Ida
Bell: trustee. 1s months, Mrs. Florence
Lazaras: representatives 10 the State
Council. Mrs Eh1e Schickler. Mrs. IDA
Bell and Eva Wood; alternate representa- :
tives Mrs Efie Wallach. Mrs. Russie
Canfield and Miss Josephine Thornhill.
Mrs. Ella Burnley and Mrs. Ethel G.
Thorpe will receive the honors OF junior
past councillor and associate junior past
councillor. respectively. Councillor Mrs
Burnley will preside.
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Mrs, Hal R. Whitehead
To Attend Conference
For Eight and Forty

Mrs. Hal r. Whitehead of Tampa
Fla, national chapeau of the Eight
and Forty. honor society Of the
American Legion Auxiliary, will rep
resent the organization at the 18th
Annual Women's Patriotic Con-
ference on National Defense at the
Mayfower Hotel from January IT
to 10. inclusive. according to an
announcement made by Mrs. Vir-
ginia Mccarthy. chaueau depart
mental of Salon No. IA.
During the sessions national de-
fense problems will be discussed and
delegates to the defense rally from
40 women's patriotic organizations
will learn of the many duties and
responsibilities which women of this
country must assume during this
world crisis. Mrs. Rae r. ZaontZ
larchiviste of the salon, explained.
The conference will open with a
patriotic mass meeting in the ball
room of the Mayflower Hotel on
Saturday night.
Mrs. Whitehead will make her
official visit to the local salon at its
meeting at the Washington Hotel
on January 81.
Mrs. Mccarthy will preside at this
meeting and also head the mass
initiation. assisted by Mrs. Mary
Ccrwin. Mrs. Helen Ware. Mrs.
Zaontz. Mrs Mildred Bell. Mrs Vesta
Rodruck and Mrs. Helen Hetzer.
The legislative chairman, Mrs
Mary Klaphaak of Sergt. Jasper
unit, announces a program will be
presented at the meeting January
10 at 8 pm. at the American Legion
Clubhouse, 2437 Fifteenth street
NV.
President Kathleen c. Abreo anc
National Defense Chairman Mrs
Christine Reilly of this unit will
attend the Women's Patriotic Con.
| ference as delegates.
The Juniors will meet January. q
at 2 pm. at the home of the Junior
president, Nancy Lee Abreo, 134s
Perry place NV.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Annual Minstrel Show
To Be Presented by EIks

The annual minstrel show OF
washington Lodge, B. p. o. Elks,
will be held January l8 at the home.
Herbert Leach will direct the show,
which will be free for members and
their families.
The minstrels will present q show
at the United States Soldiers Home
tomorrow evening.
The Sumit Club has resumed its
schedule of Friday entertainments.
Sessions will be held each Friday
at $50 pm. until further notice.
The bowling leagues. both men
and women, will play host to An
napolis Elks and women on January
II. 1t will be followed by social
at Washington Lodge.
First-aid classes have been Or
gani1ed. Allan J. Duvall. exalted
ruler, is instructor in charge. All
Elks who are interested in obtain
ing first-aid instruction should no
tify Secretary William S. Shelby or
enroll personally at the home on
Monday not later than 7:30 pm.