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Arkansas State press., 1942-12-11
Bradley News

Church services were held at Mt.
Olive Baptist church with a tircly
Sunday School on Sunday. Rev.
W. 7. Hale. pastor brought a
wonderful message and q good at.
tendance was reported. ...-. .... ...
III: MIR. Lee Thomas has been
III for several week and we are
hoping him "A speedy recovery. .
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Martin are
the proud parents Of a baby boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Young also
have fine baby girl. Mrs. Kath-
crime Burrell is visiting from New
Layen. Conn, and is guest Of her
nuther, Mrs Allen Holmes and
Bro, Jack Young and T. B. Young
Many soc ais have been planned
Tor her enjoyment. Miss Char
FIVE Green is visiting her parents
ffum Dallas, Texas.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-11

, by. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Thomp-
son are announcing the marriage
Of their daughter, Ruth to Mr.,
Awhile Austin Of Los Angeles.
California. The wedding took place
Sunday, Nov. 20 at the home Of
the brides aunt, Mrs. Margie Hun
ter in the Angel City. Mrs. Nan
Edwards has returned after spend
ing the past two months in Little
Rock hospital. PITS. Archie Ed
wards and Iodus Robinson left
Friday to be indicted into the
armed services. Miss Bettye Je-
we'll Gilbert returned to her home
in F., Smith after spending a few
days here visiting Miss Daisy
Moore, Mr. and Mrs, Herbert
Johnson and daughter, Franeila
and Charley Jones who has been
employed in Braggs, Okla, have
returned home for the wilmer.
Mrs. Elizabeth White and son,
Johnnie who have been living in
Little Rock are spending a few
days here with relatives before
going to st. Louis for an indie
finite stay with her sister, Mrs.
Alberniee Perry and Mr.. Perry. :
Mrs. Ollie Mae Wilson was hostess
Wednesday night to her club The
Lucky Go-Lucky and after de-
licious plate lunch was served
cards were played with high prize
being won by Mrs. X. j. Shans
and Mrs. Guthree Jackson receiv-
ing low. Next weeks hostess will
be Mrs. Ruth Russell. Leonard
Russell spent Friday in Little Rock
visiting his sons, Leonard, jr. who
is a student at Dunbar High school
and Rudolph Russell who is under
a Little Rocks Doctors care.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-11
y ned and dried home grown fruits.
Rixie News
Silas Bowman

Holly Grove AME Church was
highly praise for loyalty in church
work by their new pastor, Rev.
Coffey on last Sunday. st. Luke
Baptist Church had usual worship
with Rev. Mack, pastor. Teachers
Robert Hill and Walter Reid stress
ed the importance of sincere study
in Sunday School work. Falryiew
CME Church had their new pastor
Rev. c. Smith who is proving nm
self as a leader. Clayton Chapel
was without service due to incle-
ment weather, but Rev. Williams,
pastor is still on the march.
Newdera had usual Sunday School
with Rev. Walters as pastor. A
spiritual feast was witnessed at
Mt. Arat with Rev. T. r. Bright as
pastor. Visiting in the community
is Pvt V. j. Simmons, who is now
stationed at an Arizona Camp.
Leaving soon for California are
Mrs. Flora Aaron and Miss Mary
Simmons. Pvt. Albert Berry left
Saturday for army training. Re-
ported much improved is Mrs.
Barnes who has been i'll for some
time. Mesdames Loekett, Wood
and Gentry have been added to tho
sales list of the State Press by
little Cleodies Martin.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-11
Warren



The last monthly meeting of the
NAACP for ~ was held Tuesday
night Mt Bethel AME Church, Rev.
l.. 0. Grady, pastor, vice president
j. O. Wimble, presided in the alb
sence of DR.. j. A. White, the or
panization's president. 1t was re-
ported that DR.. White was ut the
bedside of his wife who was sew
crely ill., A very elaborate pro-
gram was presented which featured
selections by the Bradley County
Training schools quartette, Prof.
F.. +. Bankston, director. Follow
ing the program, annual reports
were heard from the various Of
ficers. The treasurer, Prof. w. 7.
Wilson, reported that nearly $500
had been taken in by the organi.
cation. Mr.. +. G. Culbreth, the
efficient secretary's report reveal
ed that the organization had $50
members in good standing with
the national Office.
The following officers were
elected for the year: DIR. J. A.
White, president, Mr.. J. o. VIM
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-11

Smith at the usual hour last Sun
day with a brief lesson discussion.
Praise services were conducted by
Deacon Robert James and Mrs.
Louise Wright with sermon by
Rev. M. T. Nelson. Supt David
Adams heads the st. James Sum-
day school. Miss Hattie Thcmp-
son of Cansfield was a welcome
visitor in the home Of her sis
tiers, Mrs. Bernice Boykins and
Mrs. Ida Bell Smith. Mrs. Ida E.
Thompson is leaving for her home
in Garfield after visiting here for
two months. ILL at this writing
is Mr.. Booker Foster, suffering
from pneumonia and also Mrs.
Rean Rador and Willie kye are
yet reported i'll. Pvt. Ben Foster
is leaving Monday for a camp in
Texas.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-11
Newport
BY Mrs. Gladys Mays

Mrs. Mable johnson, Tripily of
Kansas City. Mo-, is visiting re-
latives and friends and is guest
of Mrs. N. A. Johnson Mrs.
Imogene Lee was called to Little
Rock to the bedside of her mother.
Fire damaged the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy King on Clay Street Sun
day. Pvt Percy Williams, jerome
Brandon and Morris Smiley from
Air Base Training Camp, Nebraska
visited relatives and friends last
week. Jack Covington is spend
ing few days in the city visit
ing friends Out again after few
weeks illness is Sam Goodlow. :.
Mrs, Ida Mae Campbell of Harris
burg made business trip here on
Saturday. A linen shower was
given for Mrs. Knoxie T. Branch
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Lewis on Thursday night. Mrs.
Mary Evans was called to Pres
colt to the bedside of her father.
Elder Luther Reynolds was called
to Chicago due to the illness Of
his sister. Woodie Flemming went
to the MOP hospital on Monday
at Little Rock Clyde Young spent
Thanks giving in Malvern and
Poplar Bluff. DR.. John II. Moore
made business trip to Wynne
on Sunday. Mrs. Iona Dates
opened school on Monday at DiaZ
and visited the community on Sun
day. Funeral services for Neil
Swiney were held on Sunday at
Morning Star Baptist Church with
Rev. II. S. Jones, officiating.
Jesse b. Cole of Memphis visited
relatives and friends the weekend
Nathaniel Lee and Ted Hatchett
Of Pine Bluff are visiting relatives
for few days enrcute to Detroit,
Michigan. Mrs. Mary Darthard
and Ellie Berry are able to be out
after few days illness. Mrs.
Ruby Simmons left for Los Angel
os, Calf to visit her daughter, &.
Mrs. Everlyn Harrington and chill
dron Of FIT, Riley, Kansas axe
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Henrietta
Brunson. Mrs. Sarah Pero has
returned from a visit in Chicago.
Set. c. G. Tllmon, Jr. said hello
to friends here enrcute to Cotton
Plant to visit his parents Rev. and
Mrs. G.. G. Tillman, Sr., Evangel-
st +. X. Rocks visited the school
on Monday and made an interest
ing talk in the assembly. Mrs.
Iona Oates visited the school ON
Wednesday and also addressed
the student body.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-11
Wooster
BY carrie HalcrOmbe

ABOUT OUR COMMUNITY
This week might we'll be called
Homecoming week" as Mr.. and
Mrs. Mattson Warren are visiting
from Little Rock. Curtis Gault
is visiting also. H. c. Woodland
and Roden Hopkins were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
Brandon last Sunday. Home on
brief furlough is Pvt. Wilbert
Woodland who is stationed at Camp
Edward, Mass, and recently took
Miss M. Lee Gault, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Gault as his
bride. Mrs. Cosetta Harding was
guest of her sister, Mrs. Mary
Woodland. A good attendance is
expected at conference on Satur-
day. We are hoping a speedy
recovery for Miss Mary Gault who
has been confined to bed this week
with influenza.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-11
Morning Star Church
BY Mrs. Ida c. Johnson

The Sunday School was called
to order last Sunday by Supt. R..
Murdoch with seven teacher and
three officers present and grand
attendance reported as 81. Mrs.
S. Owens led prayer and the les
son was reviewed by Mrs. L. John
son, with closing remarks by the
pastor, Rev. c. E. Canady and
total finance reported as Still. .
Morning praise service was led by
deacons with announcements by
Mrs. M. Foots and special music
was furnished by the senior and
junior choirs. Rev. Turner read
the Scripture lesson with a Won
derful message by Rev. Canady
from the subject, 81 Shall Answer
Myself Rev. Paul Wilkerson cx-
tended the invitation. We wish to
thank little Mr.. Buchana and Dea-
con Knowles for their great work
in printing a bulletin board for
the church.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-11
MOrriltOn News
BY Viverean Harrell

DOTS AND DASHES: School
has just begun to be interesting,
may be because Xmas holidays are
nearing. Miss Dorthy Mae Smith
is convalescing and we hope she
will soon be able to return to her
school work. Miss Velma Throw
err Ruth Thrower and Dorothy
Winston shopped in Little Rock
Friday. Pvt. Charles Mccullough
was honored at dinner at the
home of Miss McCarroll. Others
present were Ruth Thrower, Velma
Thrower, Hazel Pond, Mammie
Ponds, N. d. Neal, James Nc
Daniels and Niverean Harrell. j..
Sailor Elihue Myers with U. S.
Navy has just returned to his
home and reports of a recent trip
to North Africa. Miss Dell Neal
had as guest Sunday, Lloyd H..
Myers. Miss Dorothy Winston
is now owner Of that "a Cheyro-
let, formerly property of Audrey
Wolf. Miss D. M. S. gave one Of
cur seniors plenty competition dur
ing the week end. Don't let her
get yon down, pal. Ruth Throw
er, we know you miss your Al
Ford since it has been in such a
had condition and we hope you get
it out next week. Mr.. Meyers is
getting cold now you should bring
your 3G down sometimes Miss
Lucille Taylor did you see any OF
your old friends yesterday. Mary
Ann did you see Roscoe anytime
yesterday. Mr.. l.. f. must have
spent the afternoon in Hlackytlle.
. did he drop by Miss McCarroll'a
Miss II. i. +. and Mr.. Me Nicely
are really coming on strong the
last few days. Ruth Thrower has
been receiving quite a bit Of mail
lately. Connecticut Little Rock
and 1T Smith, how is Mr.. Frazier?
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-11

The following men are in the
armed services and we received
word that they are doing fine:
Pvt Willie Lee Tilman. Army Air
Base, La Junta, Colo, Sgt. Char
ley Robertson, Army Air Base,
Salt Lake City, Utah; Pvt. Elmo
Railey, Flying School, Midland,
Texas; Cpl, James Odell Lamb,
Camp Locket, Calf. Pvt, FELTON,
Lamb, Camp Carson, Colo. Pvt.
Cleotis Simmons, FIT. Lewis, Wash
ineton, Sgt, James F. 7. Railey,
Camp Butler, North Carolina; Cpl
John Henry Fletcher stationed at
New Orleans is visiting his par
ents and friends here. The Liter
airy Society held a fine program
last Friday and it is hoped that
they continue the upward march.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-11
Liberty Hill Church
2S0l Spring Street, Rev. M. Van
Buren, Hudson, Pastor.

2SOl Spring Street, Rev. M. Van
Buren, Hudson, Pastor.
A great piece of Missionary
work is being done at the Liberty
Hill Bapt Church, with Rev. M.
v. Hudson as pastor. He ad-
dressed the congregation on last
Sunday with a powerful message,
"Power Realized"
A good attendance is recorded
each Sunday and among visitors
last Sunday were Pvt,s John Green
and Williams johnson and A. Gold
son of Rev. P. A. Gold, who boasts
of seeing several battles with the
U. S. Naval forces. Mr.. John Nc
Neal was also listed as a visitor.
Rev. Hudson together with his
membership extends an invitation
to you to visit services regularly,
and help in the great program of
Kingdom Building.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-11

day leave. His wife, Mrs. Mary
Bell Britt accompanied him and
they are stopping at the home OF
his mother and sister, Mrs. Stokes
and Miss Ruthie Mae Britt at I'll
Thayer st.
A very enjoyable dinner party
was given by his aunt. Mrs, J, W.
Norman, who lives at 1919 High
st. There were many relatives
present including a cousin Mrs.
Morjoiie Dunlap from San Fran
cisco, Calf,
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-11
"mOrnin' jedge"
Continued from Page y


1920 w. 9th is one of the luck
lest men in Little Rock, proof OF
this was had Monday, when he
WAS arrested by Officer MeFar-
lin at Ninth and Gaines for dis
turbing the peace, Drunkenness
and resisting an officer, 1t was
then that these words We're spok-
en- it is said by him when the
driver of Black Maria came up;
II will let you arrest me, but
amt no Niger goin to arrest
me-. Nelson can thank what
ever gods be fore his luck Monday
he should be forever grateful to
Mr., McFarlin for being the ar
resting officer in his case. for if
the aresting officer had been
Cyclone" Smith or "Stoney"
Mathews, it would have been hell
to tell the captain. He was re-
lieved of $40 for his conduct.
~ *T* ~
| will be back with you next
week after week of continuous
prayer that the Supreme Maker
will hang tails back on such guys
as Henry Nelson and send them to
Africa to swing from limb to limb
and if l am as lucky during the
week as he was Monday, you will
get some real lowdown ON some
body who has an idea he is high
up:
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-11
Conway News
BY Mrs. Mary Bush

MAKING THE NEWS; Mrs
Sallie Rogers is i'll with pneumon
la at her home On Mill St, We
wish for her a speedy recovery =,
Mrs. j. F. Williams has returned
home after visiting relatives in
Tulsa, Okla, Walter Dotson of St
Louis, Mo. Finis Babbs of Black
Vile and Alphonso Bland OF
Biaekville were Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gilmore and
Mr.. ard Mrs. Nathan Howell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Steward and Mr.,
and Mrs. 5. Steward Of Fort Smith
accompanied by Little Miss Anei-
deere Harris We're guest of Mrs,
Beatrice Stewart. Ebert Wiley
of Lake Village was weekend
guest of his father, Emmett Wiley
Charlie d, Henry spent the week
end visiting his mother, He is a
student at Philander Smith College
Mrs. Gladys Gilmore, Mrs. Alma
Howell and Mrs. Alpha Hill visit
ed relatives in Menifee Sunday.
Soldiers visiting include Pvt. Robt.
Lee Beeson, Sgt. Stephen Viii
liamison, Pvt. Charlie Threat, Pvt
Leandrew Given and Sgt. Lonzo
Jones. Elder J. S. Roger, Elder
and Mrs. Lester, Mrs. Lenora
Tanker are attending the Convoca-
ton at Memphis, Tenn. Miss Lu-
tishe Gonley was week end visit
cor in Little Rock. After a pleas
ant visit with relatives, Mrs. Roz-
,xie L. Bowe of Jeridge has re.
turned to her home. Re-appoint
cd for this conference year is Rev.
p. L. James who was accompanied
to the TT. Smith Conference by
Mrs Lille Sutton, Mrs. Eddraner
McCray' all of the CINE Church.
Thanksgiving guests of Rev. and
Mrs. j. A. Brooks were their
daughter, Mrs. l.. l.. Hagen and
children of Little Rock. Recent
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Williams was theid daughter Mrs.
Mary Hill. Mrs. Roxie Balenton
received notice that her son, Dan
les has been promoted to Sgt. i.
Sgt. Ballenton is stationed at Camp
Campbell, Ky. Also promoted
was Ralph Perry who is staff Sgt
at Camp Edwards, Mass, Mrs.
Lola Cotton is home from the
United Friends hospital. ! Miss
-Juanita Perry student Of Philander
Smith College was recent guest
of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Wiley Perry. Pastor Of the Lucy
Memorial AME Zion Church this
year is Rev. Alberta Nix Of Little
Rock who is an excellent preacher
full OF courage and with mind to
work She has already raised
her conference claims and now
working on funds for repair work
ct the church. She is inviting
you to worship with her. Mrs.
Ethel Rosehurr is reporter. =.
Spending the recent holidays with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
McCay was their son. Richardeen
af Philander Smith College.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-11
Menifee
BY X. w. JamisOn


OUR COMMUNITY: Miss vii.
MA Alexander is very i'll. Mr..
Josh Williams is in the hospital.
Church services were held at the
Philadelphia Baptist Church on
Sunday, with Rev. w. G.. Hollis,
pastor Pvt. Ladell Jenkins of
Plummerville was welcome visit
or in the community last week. j..
Mr.. Ollie Jackson and family are
visiting relatives and friends here.
Miss Annie c. Lewis, Home Eco
Monies instructor of Conway Co..
Training School was called home
over the week end School. Fri
day was very busy day for the
Home &c Club girls who prepared
chill and delicious sandwiches for
boys and teachers attending the
District MA meeting Officers
elected for the Home Economics
Club are President, Hazel Heron,
Vice President Arie l.. Mitchell,
Secretary, Bernice Gault, Assist.
Secretary, Louise Robinson trea-
surer, Gathered Gault and neces-
sary committees were appointed. A
social planned for Friday night
was postponed due to inclement
weather. A talent night program
will be sponsored by the PTA on
Friday night and all patrons and
friends are cordially invited to at
tend.
New Hope School: By Vivian
Wilson, Directors Jamison and
Shepherd Greelaw looked in on us
few days ago. A "What-no lot"
table has been placed in the room
and each pupil is attempting to
place something on it. A book Of
puzzles have been completed for
the Jr. Red Cross and has been
turned over to Miss Van Marion,
County Supervisor to be given to
Mrs. Saddler chairman of the Co.
Jr. Red Cross. Bonnie Joe Sur
raft, six grade student was seen
on the campus this week and it
seemed like old times to see Ben
ME here. Students are busy col
Letting scrap. The Home Demon
stration Club held a special call
meeting at the school on Monday
night with Mrs. Ella Anderson,
president and Supervisor of the
girls Al Club, Mrs. Lou Winston,
presiding. The Live-at -IIome pro
gram has gotten well under wav
and pantries are filled with can
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-11

BILE, vice president; G. +. Momon,
End vice president; Mr.. +. C. Cul-
hreth. secretary Mrs. Callie Wealth
ers, Assist, secretary, and Prof.
W. T. Wilson, treasurer. Executive
officers are DR.. H. II. Rhinehart,
chairman, G. W. Watts, Prof. f..
E. Bankston, G. w. Hammons, II.
r. Corruthers, Prof. D. r. Mar
tin, Rev. A. l.. Lockhart, o. B.
Mitchell, James Tisdale, Charlie
Boykins, and James r. Johnson,
The closing remarks were made by
Rev. l.. o. Grady. Rev. Grady ur-
gcd the members to help raise the
social and economic standard of
local people. The veteran min.
lister and educator pointed out the
limited recreation facilities for the
young people. He stated since the
organization was composed of the
leading citizens of the city, they
should take this matter in charge
and also encourage and support
Negro business enterprises. As
the time was at hand when the
group must create jobs for their
youth. Rev. Grady advised the
group to save and spend money
wisely, the good days were not
going to last always.
The Boy Scouts entertained their
scout master, James r. Johnson
with party Thursday night at
the parsonage of Bethel AME
church. Several games were enjoy
ed by the group and repast was
served. Scout J. T. Hadley wor
over Scout Jerry Jones in the
double speaking contest on scout.
ing. Encouraging remarks were
made by Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Had.
ley. Prof. and Mrs. C. A. White
Rev. Grady, and others.
GENERAL NEWS: Miss Mary
l.. Mccoy arrived Sunday from
Kansas City. Mrs. N. C. Bass has
returned III I'M Morrilton where
she attended the State Baptist
Convention. She represented the
Bird Baptist church, Rev. W. II
Watson, pastor. Williams Nelson
Tolbert celebrated his 14th birth
day at the home of his uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. Barnett. A delicious re.
past was served and games were
enjoyed by several Of his friends
Several men left for the training
camp Monday. Its a girl: Sgt.
and Mrs. Johnnie II. Hadley are
the proud parents of girl. Sgt
Hadley is stationed at Camp Ed.
ward, Mass, Mrs. Hadley is the
formerly LOWE Tyler and grad.
rate of Dunbar High School, Little
Rock. Mrs. Lucy Williams one OF
the city's oldest citizens died Sun.
day. Don't fail to read the Press
and keep informed.
Mrs. Catherine Johnson is the
guest of Mrs, Julia Jones of Chi
cago who is i'll. After leaving,
Mrs. Johnson vii visit her sister.
Miss Bertha Neal, and brothers
Edward and Roscoe Neal of De-
troit. Girls Clark, formerly Of
this city and Pine Bluff spent a
few days here from Kansas where
he is employed on a defense job.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-11
Wilmar News


Rev. l.. w. Daniel Of Fountain
Hill has heen assigned to Shady
Grove AME Church for the sixth
year He held a very spiritual ger
vice on last Sunday
The Junior High School and the
Elementary grades # the local
school enrolled 100 percent in the
American Junior Red Cross, with
all students working enthusiastic
ally. A second drive has been start
ed to collect scrap and this is pro-
missed to be cleanup drive of
the city. .......
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-11

family and also to Mother Collins
who recently lest her son. Pvt.
Thomas Albert Flagg, Jr. has re-
turned to Camp Lee, Va. after at
tending funeral services of his
grandmother. Visitors are al
Ways welcome to our church and
Sunday School.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-11
WARNING ORDER

State Of Arkansas. County Of
Pulaski SIS. In the Pulaski Chan
Gerry Court, Foster Hopes, plain
tiff VS. No. 66227, Bessie Hopes,
defendant. The Defendant, Bessie
Hopes, is warned to appear in this
court within thirty days and ans
wer the complaint CT the plain
tiff Foster Hopes.
Dated Dec. 5, 1912. Booker and
Booker, solicitors fer Plaintiff,
John L. Sullivan, Attorney ad
litem, H. S. Nixon, Chancery
Clerk, BY Airline P. Turner, d. {.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-11
RusselIville News
NV Ruth Russell

ABOUT FOLKS. Mrs. Thelma
Jackson who has been i'll the past
week is up and out again. Mrs.
Josephine Bland Of Blackwell
spent Wednesday here visiting her
brother Perry Erby and Mrs. Err
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-11
Billy Kyle
Continued from Page y

NCOHtlnueU from rage u
Army. Taking his place on the
stool is Clyde Hart. The whole
Kirby crew is subject to draft, in
GLIDING leader Kirby.
Kyle's leaving will he the first
change the band has had in six
years. And it's six years old
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-11
Garland City

Nelson Boykins, Jr.
Wynne Bapt Sunday School was
conducted By Supt. Matte V.
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GeIHEEIcAeG;o2 eIEE AeG;2e SOUTH
By Fritz" and "Billy"

Chicago, ILL.,, August 13-The
Chicago South Side Junior Sax
ons are going to hold a Beach
Party on Saturday. August IS. at
the North Avenue Beach on the
near North Side. The beach is
located at the foot of North Ave.
(l6OO North) and the Auter DR..
Everyone is to meet at the end
of the Bathhouse by the North
Avenue entrance at 800 D. m.
sharp.
All Juniors and their friends
are invited to come out and have
lot of fun, Don't forget-every
one is supposed to bring his or
her own lunch. Come on kids let
US all be there and make th;,
Beach Party as great a success
as the one we had last year.
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tanntgege6en, oaB @eneralmaior
Stratemeper bas 9lmt 6es Stdbs-
hefs in Ser 2uftflotte Der Mrmee
iibernommen bat.
~gs id)eint fat, als bate oas
Sdidial Elm bosbaftes 0ergniieen
oaran, oieie ruroeutiden" yeamen
bon tiidtieen 6iibrern beionoers ber-
aus5nitreiden, oie oaau beruien iin6,
Die Serrid}aft ser @rauiamfeit uno
ocs &aiias nieoer5ubre6en. Mber nod
inorMfsDoller als oiele ipenigen
Homen BON beoeutenoen &eerfibrern
oeutiden llriprungs iino oie 2ilten
oes grmee-Hegiiters unS oie Negi-
tier ser llnteroffi3iere uno Sffiaiere
in ser 1lotte uno Marine. Man tperfe
einen beliebigen @lid in bieie &e-
glitter, uno man finOet auf elmer ein-
5igen Seite unter oen Gniigns Sea-
men tuie Shrat, Hfeifer, TGuih,
Slider, 8obIer. Sbunann. Jroih.
llno eenau 10 iiebt es in ser Mrmee
aus. ltniere StreitfrGfte, pie sic
gan5e iibrige Nation, finb 5tpar bon
uielerlei &erfunft, aber bennod) au
einem einbeitliden 8olfe gereift."
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ARMY AND NAVY
RACES
At Thistle Down Track

The Army, Navy and Marines
are taking over Thistle Down
Race Track next Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, August 20, II
and p, for three of the biggest
days of racing in this part of the
country. All proceeds from ad-
missions, mutuels and conces-
sions will go directly to Army
md Navy Relief. A large attend
lnce of patriotic sport fans is ex
oected to raise $4,000 to help
the families of Americas fight
ing men.
General admission is Soc. Pa
tron tickets, good for the Club
House and Club House Lawn for
the entire three days, are $500.
Patrons boxes are $1,000.