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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-07

Ser Grier Siebenbirser 0qneu
gerein

feierte am 6. MpriI iein 4OiGbriges
stiftnnasfef. Ole isdnetern bes
@ereins batten beiblofien, auh lire
Mdnner gu bieier 5eier ein5ulaben.
Sc mar sen 8eamtinnen iiberlaiien
aiir oen Mbenb gu planen. Da mir nut,
tuiiien. bab Ser Weg su 6es Mannes
Seraen burd. oen Mogen fiibrt, plant
ten mir elm 8anfett unb Damn gingen
Sic g%inlaoungen aus. Sn eriter 9inie
COLT es uns CUR gbre, uniern @roB=
prdlioenten Sem S. 8altbes in uu-
ierer Mitte gu baten unh Sic 8riin-
herinnen bes Gereins lotpie ser Ser.
tpaItungsrat oes Mdnnerberein iamt
oeren 8emablinen ebenfans. 6r. In=
na &raus Don 2ouispi1le, &p., nno
6rau Mmalie &raus bon GlepelanH,
Sbio, mrrben OILS @riinberinnen
ebenfaas eingelaoen, fonnten aber
leioer niht babel iein. Mabeau 200
Herionen nabmen an ser 6eier tell;
es mar cine ifone @eieuidnft. Sn
LANCER grinnerung miro Ser Mbenb
in oieler Sersen bleiben. Nadoem
mir fem bespirtet uno Ser innere
Menid seidttiat tuar, eing es gum
aeieQieen Cell iiber. Serr Seinrit
MeIser IbeeriiBte ane MnneienSen
,,nS oanfte Sen 0amen fir Sic Gin
laou,,g an sic Gentpaltu,lg.
Damn iolste Elm id0nes 8rogram.
6rnu Seinrif Melser fu,rsierte als
Soaitmeiiterin. Sn iebr feierlider
@eiie muroen Die 10 anneienoer,
8riinoerinnen einseln ,beebrt nit
@aroenien geifmiidt. Damn purSe
Inertennalng ge3out oen perihiebe.
men Samen, sic oils Irditoentinner
oem Gereiu gebient baber, u,ter Sc.
men mir sic Srel,Se batten, uniere
erite Griiitoentin, 6rau Sopbie Son.
nertb, NIT rns a1 baben.
Sfapeirer s. Melser nuroe als
segensp1rtige BrGiioentin iotpob.
bonn Gereins oils ald) bon Sen 8eam-
tinnen eeionoers beoad)t uno tpur-
sen ibr if0ne @eid)enfe bon ser Gi5e-
Grdiioentin 6rou Sobn 3iegler iiber.
reiht. Der gerein ielgit tpuroe nit
prahtpollen 8lumen beidenft unh
nit elmer Silbersabe bon ser 6rauen-
ElnserIfar. 6ierauf ioleten Der
idieoene InHpraf,en, u1ter melhen
Serrn 5. @altbes ieine beionbers
be%rporraste.
Shn. Sophie @eit, sic piele Sab
re 9oriisenSe oes gereins mar, lie.
es iid) niht neImen uns nit pielem
Sob uao anerfennl,ns gu beefren.
Mab oem inbaltsreid)en Yroeram
uerlebten mir nod einige semitlite
Stunben bei Glaii0eru unb 5an5,
fir ben mir portref7lihe Muiif bot
ten. Mit ser @offnuna aud, oas 50,
iGbriee Stiftunesfeit ieieru 5u fon-
men, loite iih Die 8eienid)aft aui bis
uuf elm irobes @ieoerieben.
Mnna 8ahmaier. iSlefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-07

3meig 40.

gs 6iene allen Sd4peitern our &C.
fGaisen @adriht, 6aB Die nGdlte
@%eriammlung Sonntas, ben II.
Moi, itattfinbet. MIs Delegaten fin
Die &onbention tpuroen getpdblt Die
sdJpeitern Mnna Taub uno Mnno
@enrih uno als griat @atb. Minan.
6p unb @atb. SdjiQer.
Sn Der misunderstanding falf-
te unier 3tpeig 40 Tefenie Bombs iii,
500 Dollars.
gliaabetb selen9eff Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-07
2lms Hetu Cattle, pa.
8meia Is.

Mnen Mitglie6ern oiene our Wah-
ridt, oaB uniere ndfite Deriamm-
lung am 10. Mat nnftatt am II.
Mai 3 l1br nadmittogs in Der Gin
tradt Sale itattfinbet. Ane Mitglie.
Ser follten ii@ 6os Dntaim merfen
un6 IN oie Werinmmla,n9 fornH1en.
Die llriade, tporuit mir infer
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-07
2tms Salient, Obs
3wei9 18.

gs biene alien Sftpeitern our &c.
fGqigen Nahridt, Bob Die regelma.
Bige 8%eriammla1ng am Greitag, ben
s. Mai, s llbr aben6s ubeebalten
miro. Mae SfapeItern iinb eriudt iidj
an Sen 8~eriammlungen su beteiligen
unb Sntereiie gu nebmen am Ser.
einsleben, nur bann fGnner mir 6ie
@eifGite bes @ereins f0rbern rnS
our 3ufrieoenbeit aller Mitglieoer
|beihIieBen un6 arbeiten.
Marf Dogelbuber, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-07
1ramen 8erein ber ct. Betrns
2ir6eu Uemeiube.

Mlen Sdtpeltern ioiene our ee.
f1lligen Nohri@t, BOB sic regel-
mdBige tsFeune am II. Mai. 4 l1br
nadmittaes itattfinoet. 8 llbr abenbs
beginnt Ser iblide Gamilienobeno.
mo3u aqe Conner Ser Stride einge.
laoen finb. 9ie Shupeitern Caro-
&artmann, Gbritina &orretb uni
@argnretb &einemann sperben Dies.
nal ferbieren.
Marp 9balgott, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-07

Stnb Ste unb Sure Nnseb5rtsen
Mitglieb tint 0rantemperein uni
Central 8erbanb? @enn niHt, iett
1T bic Seit beisutreten. Tim senauere
Snformatiou rufen Gle ben 2pfal.
p~ertrcter an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-07
Nms farrell, Pa.
3meig 81.

bdlt feline monatlihe g~erIammlung
am Sorntag, ben II. Mai, punt 3
llbr nadmittass ab. aae sfppeItern
iinb gebeten antpeieno gu fem, I'M
uniere midtisen @ei9dfte oronungs-
eem1B at erlebigen, "a iebr tpiftige
8eifIfte .borlieeen.
Sara Grans, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-07
Sar0 WarfeI

Stnb Sic unb Shire M~nBeb5rtsen
Witglicb im &rant;npereiu unb
Central 0erbanb? Wemn niht, Jest
1T bic 3eit beisutreten. TIM senamere
Sniprmation rufen gle ben 2pfaI.
uertreter an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-07
Nms Geraitt, Ohie
Snnntag. Sen 10. Mni, III :rieSc,
Mmttertaa

uno ser g. g. @eianaserein Gin
tradt beranitaltet our Heier oieies
Cages elm @onaert, fir oas ser be.
liebte 9irigent bes gereins Elm nit
bises Hrogramm nit ieinen SGnoerr
uno 'SIngerinnen ~aufgeiteut bat
Iae uniere %isreunSe uno 8iuner
pelf)e Elm Sers uno @efibl fit bi(
8eSeutung bes Muttertases in iid
baben, iin6 hermit aufs her,lihlt(
eingelaOeniid) au tbeteilige, .gintritts'
farten i'm Goroerfauf gu 40 Gents
a Herlon iino bei alien Mitglieoerl
lnieres Gereins at baben. 9as Son.
CERT finoet i'm g. e. Seim ltetE ur,S
beginnt 7:3O llbr abenos.
Hrpsramum.
2eitnng - Siriscnt Trci. q. Mifo!au:
1. Seit<S ubertiire - 60. &ieiers Ord
2. @ebidtbortrGee - Selen Sllgar -
Sbirlep @pphs --- 8epreine She'll
8. 8esriiBuna Der 8dite --
Trdi. &iheal &irifner
A.. q. WutterIprafe -- q. Hifo!aus
b. Mn,erica, long lipe Imerica 1900
@. q. Eurtius
Sem. Gbor giutraft
5. Hutb uub Wartbu 8ottihline ----
6. a. WeiBt bu Mutter ma mir trdlimi
bat Autidcrn
b. Wotber Rraper has iollolpeb me
g. 8. Nd(ct
Senor Colo - Serr Sobn aonnertt
7. a. Wein 3immel aui Grben--S. Eieil
b. Tutterieaen ------ SpIaben
IGnnerhor gintraft
8. Teitrebe ---- 81. q. S%rieienbeneit
9. BARTON Colo ----- SEER Snmann
Rit SrfeIterz8 ealeituns
10. Sic Glen --------- 6. 2esertf
Gem. Ghor Gintraft
Mit Srdeiter= 9ealeituns
Tim sabIreihen 9eiud bittenS seif.
net ahtungspon nit SGngergruB
Sas &omitee.
3Weig 5.
Mm 2. Mai batten mir sic Gbre
uniern Gro. =YrGiibenten s. @nltbes
in unierer @eriammIuns au begrii.
BEN. am sdluB Der g%eriammlauna
belt er cine feline Mniprad)e inbeaua
auf Ben Central gerbanb. Gs tp,1r,
Sen peridieoene 6ragen an i'm &c,
ite0t, al,f tpelfe er g,,ten Iufidluf
gdb. Gs miiroe uns freuen rpenn er
offers uns beluht.
unIer Central Gerbanbs 'SefretGr
8r. Mifael g :neiber lit in Sen Che,
itano ~eetreten am 25. slpril nit ST.
Clio Sem. @ir miinihen linen piel
Slid 8eiten Ganf fir bie 3iearren
Mae 8riiber iin6 eriu6t, iih am
Muttertag-&onaert bes 8eianepereir
gintlaft gu beteilieen am 10. Mai
8 llbr abenbs.
Sobn Eallb. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-07

Hochgeehrte Volks- und Glaubensgenossen!
Els ergeht HERMIT die herziche Einladung an allie werten
Brider und Schwestern der Zweigvereine ds Central Verbandes,
sowie Mtgieder der Sektionen des S. S. SSngerbundes, aner Kir-
chengemeinden, der Pennsylvania Saxon Junior Association, und
allie anderen sichsischen Volksgenossen und deutsche Freunde, in
volkischer Briderlichkeit und echt Observation-Disclosures Zusannen-
geh0rigkeit und Liebe zueinander, SIGH an der Al. Jahres-Konven-
ton ds Central Verbandes und dem Goldenen Jublaun des Ersten
S;ebenburger Sachsen Kranken Unterstutzungs Vereins, die am
2e. ud 80. Mai in Alliance, Ohio, %statt6nden, zu beteiligen.
Echt sschsische Gastfreundschaft, sowe reele Bedienung list
garantiert. Kommt ale firth. ihr sed allie herzich wilkommen.
I'm Namen DIES zweig 8, Alliance, Ohio. laden herzich elm ud
zeichnet NIT treu-sachsischem Gruss
DAs ~FEsTKOMITEE.
Martin Albich, Fest-Prasident.
Thomas Gottschling, Fest-Sekretir.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-07
Aus Detrcif, 2lli*iea,,
G%iniueibung Der 0emtidjeu nnb
SG6fiiden Gu. 2utb. 81. Yetrus
Birdie ant Counting, 10. Nai.
Set Srp9ram,n.

Set Srpsramn.
Se~iteottesbienit IL llbr pormittags.
Seutide Seitprebiat: 9iep. Gr. Sans
Soiiel.
gn9Iiide Teitprebiet: Mep. Gr. Ybis
lip 8. 81. Mulen
Rird)enmuiit: Der .&irfenhor: Teit@
Stabt (Yi. 81 q. geirIp. 80 bonn
amiable are Sbp bipellinss. So
iepb 8arnbp.
1850 llbr nadmittass: Seiteiien i'm
eroeen Saale Der &arpatbia. gde
Glmtpoob unb Ereiton.
Rad benz GTen:
1. Star Spaneleb Banner. 8elungen
bon allen. am &lapier Sir. 5rans
8cfdfe.
2. gesriBuns ourh &urator Sobaun
S1inbler. 9oai1meiiter.
8. 9eutide Seitrebe BON Mep. Sr. 8. U.
Sriti6.
A.. 2ieberportrdee: g. .. u. unb Saroz
mia Gb6re.
a. 9as lit Der Sas bes 9erru 49,
------------------ &. 0reuser
B.. Sh bette an bic NaGt Der 2iebc.-
8artpniansfp
5. gnglifhe 6eitreoe 80 @edtsanipalt
Sobann Iortb.
6. Solpbortrdge ------ Wini 8lum
Z. Sifi5ieuer Wertreter Der Oeutihen
aonferena Der Yittsbursb Spnooe.
8. 2ieSerbortrdee: g. 9. II. unb Saroz
mia Gb0re.
a. TinI1noia --------- StbeliuS
b. Gs fol- Der Sriiblins mir tInben -
--------------- Gran5 Sdubert
9. gntseeennabme bon @Iidpiniden.
tirdl,der tuie p0ltiiaer c~rsaniiatios
men.
10. Sdlubport- q rtspaitor s. Seutid
II. Yep Country this of tbee.
10. llnterbaltuns fir Sung unb Glt.
Mbeinsslb- cr&efter.
Sets smitee:
Martin Soretb. W~oriibenber.
Rartin @aI5er. Sdriftpart.
Nartin gtpertb. Sdaemeiiter.
Deifisenbe: ST. Sobann Sdinbler.
Sbomas 0eptner.
Srauen= 0pmitee:
Nofi gpertb ---- Gbriftina 9eneel -
Qena Seller 49, gbriitina 1oretb -
@atbi 8rmub 80 Warie s9inbler -
Bilbelmine Seutfd. =
@ir laben nodmaIs ale Bolts uni
0fah6ensaenoiIen bon Nab uno Ser
bdan herzfi6Sf Elm
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-07
ber5lid eingela6en. Wah ser Ser
iammlung miro &nffee unb &uhen
ierpiert. 6. gmrid, lShriftf.
Mntter. nn6 Sodter.8anfett Der
SonternS 0emein6e .

fin6et am Sonntag, Sen II. Mei,
itatt. Ser 1rauten 8erein tseDrt iid)
one Miitter lno 9odter oes Ser
ems uno 3meig % au bieiem panfett
aufs ber5libite einsulaoen. Gasic!6e
miro I'M S%adienbeim obgetalten uno
Elm feines giien miro I'm 6 ltbr Ter
siert. Nah Dem Giien iolat Elm Gro.
gramn1. @ir bitten nlle oieieni1en,
Sic iib am Giien beteiligen luolen,
itd) Biz ipdtcitens am Ia Mai an5it-
meloen. Mnmeloltneen nimmt emf
gegen Grau Hfarrerir. Gel. 977D7,
Grau .Mm. Oeppner, Gel. 1868,
&oth. Gmrif, Eel. 1874.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-07
Yidnid.8lat.

Die 8eamten oes 3tpeig 80 teilen
alien Mitglieoern nit, baB auf un-
Term Nidnidplat nod biel @ebiiih
gum Nusbauen rnb ~allsrotten lit, III
f~olgebeiien tper6en Die 8rii6er altf
8eidluB oes 8ereins eriuht an Sen
Smstagen am 8. un6 is. Mai, ~
l1br, auf DEM Ylas gu iein nit art
un6 anoeren @erf3eugen Die &C.
braudt tperben f0nnen. Gin 8eamter
miro %artpeieno fem, UNI au aeigen
mas getan tperben fann. Counting.
Den "a. Mai, nahmittags, lit tpieSer
Nnsflmg nm 1870 l1br. Nuen benen
8rii6ern, Die an ben anoeren Tagen
niht abfommen f0nnen. miro @eIe=
genbeit gegeben ibren Sell an Die
fem Gag gu tun. Mm "a. Wai iouten
ale anapeien6 fem, 6enn es miro gr-
friidungen geben fir ale sic nas
eebolfen baben. Sober brinee iif
8rot 'sped un6 StpiobeIn nit. @ir
tpiiroen gerne ieben tpenn bic SUI
gen0 iid aud beteiligen miiroe, nm
gu 5eieen, bob file Sntereife nebmen
an Dem mas lire Batter fir iie tan
uno arbeiten. sQQe oieienieen sic
nid)t arbeiten fonnen ODER tpoIen mo.
gen ibren Sell f~inan5ieI abgeben.
Sc boffen, bob Elm ieoer @ruoer
feline Hflidt erfiilen tpiro tpie fif,
bas gllten Safien eebiibrt.
Drnn3 Shneiber, HrGii6ent.
@eong Oeppner, Sefr.
Qirdjen 1ramea Hereim Der 4onterMs
0emeimbe
bdlt ieine @erinmmlung Sonntag,
ben 8. Mai 8 l1br nadmittaes. ob.
@ue SGtpeftern 6eS Werein6 ffnb
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-07
Grduerndhriht

Nad) LANCER id)nerer &ranfbeit i'm
sitter bon 7s SdhFen, If Monaten
ltarb Sftpei ter
Sara Marfel
Elm treues Mitglieo bes 3neig q
uno oes Central Ierbano. Sic tpl,r-
Sc am 80. April Dem Sfobe Ser
Grbe iihergeben I'M @eiiein bieler
Witelieber ,rnb 5reunbe. H,lbe ianft
inb id)lafe nobl.
&atb. Bartner, Yrot. lSefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-07

Wilbelmine Geutf6. =
Wir laben nodmals ale Bolts unh
0foh6ensoenoiIen bon Nab unb Sern
bu5u ber5li6it elm.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-07

Sanf nnb Shlubaebct--9r g. 81. Triti
&atb. Gmrid, Sdriftf.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-22
SOCIETY NEWS
UARBOR DAWN.
lSauSlitO, California;

~, shining of steel-SatIn sea,
u,lf-seen simmer vi cloud
Crows pink on pale glaze Of still
tide.
~rrat-accented ducks. and dark
flights
M bird-arroWs travelling down,
Are iavelins splitting peeled Wands
m light. set IN indolent hills.
Comes slowly the rise of the wide
sound of a wilderness waking,
calling of quail. setting free
FORESTS aStir. From outside
Culls carry Sea-saVored wind IN
their wings
To the harbor asleep, till it, three
cailing-boatS bow 10 earth other
Ike things
Consciously rousing Then hill
Gas, off their shadows, and wood,
Singing their trees,
60. out Their dark green details ion
the day
In NY mirror-gray orner OF sea.
Kate Rcnic Archer.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-22

-, -
me J"i4-tl ".a4 zh ''s.@ t'.'
Suid ultill'"E se5 o4''l.N
'lEilt =, a'-,.cN III l.. I15 zen ~
cafeteria WIN d le..EiilE ".'1.',
SESSION ps.-.a Ti.>ige" "sGt ny sa1
PitSi"''''' ~. " y Il',tiIIs' -
IL Hd' otl ,''" ~ ii4NtNJ di' 'l'-
ptIio'hS tII'' '' oti'i'1t g"i'u~' anu
O'oIi ~ ~ ID 10
amount '.'l d DOCK 3i 0eIens2
stamps VINO. vas >vh' 10 tI( tl1so
ny one 91as. ''''feH"I' PIe.I'-n,'
y SP!ei''.3 report gwen i"I NJ.
~ w. HIat5.'' IT, chairman OIL IN
70 sea- say. moved lhdJ 'ftI ~
nuiioloH aoiI.t2 Vas IEai1Ied lIAat
Ile >alJ~ III L~ti'oeI>oii ana N"ll.t
county Noa.P'e'e lIsuIcS are NOT %eS
aNalldoIe. me cruz '''1il0e19 No'e1
10 ue part OF me seal sa5e 1lhlos
70 pUi tilase d SteliiiASi IoI sht 9Cost
idrKeI o~"'lat'L!"in
A~ltl,loefS OF Ile ciuo signed up o
hea cross courses III nome u"ISifi3,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-22
Gaines VOWS
Spoken In Aberdeen, Md.

~ .l No. II.lo, ...
"s'uLis % naA N.Y.
SSu "1"eil.. rL M
C a o., "vuuiI ,o, pa,,ar,"n ~
- - -, ~,
,ar. IN uandarnnn 80 "i5om,,i'nd
81, .,,,ninu In,r Re 80, =
d,oIrni nn"n
oaro,nnnr ~ E,arn pro(hn,ar;an
obi,roh hhordaon Nort'and IT,
boz ,,dIny E,rino Cnay mn..,r ~
n.y. nh,,rah ,,fia p"9eoi ~
dnl,hIa ,ina cata,,nnv ~
TLn ,,,' ,,n,la snI ,h ar+,.
b.rt,ad ui,b n,1,nr omd Eah.nd n.ith
n,ndG1. in IN tanda,d9 -,
l"Id ,.,aI,,"an go Htm.uL ,.hl.a
y,,ndraan9e E
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-22
Officers Named At
W. S. c. S. Meeting,

The January meeting of the We
mans Society of Christian Service
of the First Methodist church on
Monday was a notable one in several
RESPECTS.
Tho ,},o,,o f,,. ,o,o ..ro,. ~,
r.i 'r ~ u,." ia - ,L,,aL.
ran T,a,,oh +ha n,oatina par p'r
$685., aIio.aa +he aa,.o,
ran .ho .ba',rb - u t,u
,N,,. "7nn1an W. tSa -ooio+H -. 81
"'I',"3' IN aLo,,aoao'
tsp' . &c C 49, ~ ~
,r"+' ,IIa ~,
"''H i''"' - o'"''0"7o ca "''''
"'tI"'
me president. MI. ID ( cary.
gave " report OF me WoHk oi IVA,
naNInG maze " detailed chaIl @
lhg every Ilenl. I'M chafi feNeaIca
that a totaI Oh ~9l'Ioo.Z2 mao petl1
raised during the year. soIo.lo ol
which was sent 10 the conlefenc"
treasurer Tor missions,
Inc CHRISTIAN SocIdI ltIajIonN dlll
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-22

~ ~ " ,,aI-r, -
garanni "o'"'i'lc' an" eoia'se VI
-,
- O"o ceremony Nlii'oi'
Dis Its"i.'S' oI mount Ntlilo',
-, 5..'Cl'' Cliu''h ana Htuoei'
l''ooS III haltIihoIc' gave SIN
.eC5'"ii puI'hs ne ceremony
pa. p,"SSH : one oil MY.
na1etonn '''.PoS''.o''S l't pro-
Coanr ""2 ne uaaI'Iohal one
+T'ns IN; G'1o u'G IeceaS!on"I
"T NJ. 'rU,.'pn''i Ni"iCi 10y HF'es.
wis., II " i"uudt' oi
N'SI'"lstolI vo'ICsG' ana o. baiu-
.Nyo'i S'I'oo. IN Dol.iinoIe, MI RAJ
G+'"''tt 81 r"o""H con.
'''''E' = Cd musician very wen
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-22

nounccd the illustrated lecture on
Tuesday evening. Jan. p, al the
church. This Will be an Introduction
to the mission study class on the
Methodist Meeting House, by Dr.
Paul CARRIER.
After the meeting was adjourned,
the hoStesses tor the evening, Mrs.
c. J. Edwards and Mrs. William EG-
wards, invited the group INTO the
u1ung room of the church where
a salad plate with hot chocolate was
,erNed, followed by sailed nuts and
mints, This fellowship hour made
the Now Year meeting a special &C
raSIOn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-22
Miss AdCOCk Wed
To MIR. Ellington

i wedding OF interest to the many
friends of the couple took place
"wednesday evening at s o'cloci,
u,,en Miss Eula Mae Adcock became
the bride Of William Henry Filing
ION The ceremony of quiet SIM
plclty was performed IN the pre-
sence Of a few friends and relatives
in the home of the Rev. +. Nortleet
Gardner. Baptist minister.
Mrs. Ellington is the daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Adcock, of Carey
community, and is a graduate OF
.Avcock high school.
Mr.. Ellington is the son of Mr.. ana
Mr. n. NJ. Ellington. Of Mlddleburg.
After a short trip 10 points of m
,eree. the couple will make their
nome in Mlddleburg.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-22

Continued from pape One)
President, S5,l35,325: emergency
funds of the President, S25, 900 ,00G;
civil service retirement and dis
ability fund, S~l05.258,000 and pub
lie roads administration, S88, 800. 900.
For me selectiVe service system,
the committee allocated S34,745,0 900,
an increase Of S1,245,0 600 resulting
from the new graduated recruiting
program.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-22
Miss Julia r. Hill
To Wed David Rose

The engagement OF Miss julia
Ridley Hi to david Lewis Rose,
son of Mrs. Marvin J. Rose, of Nor
lima. has been announced by he
mother. Mrs. J. II. Hill vi Newport
New. Virginia.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-22
Returns to Philadelphia.

Kenneth Langley, who is in the
l s Navy and is stationed at Phil
..deIphia. has returned to his station,
after spending the weekend with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher
langley. at North Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-22
Omit Choir Practice

The weekly rehearsal Tor the senior
choir Of the First Methodist church
will be omitted tonight. il was an
nounced today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-22
Birth of Daughter.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. SatterWhite,
Ir.. of Crum Lynne, Pa, announce
HE birth of a daughter, Joyce
YAoHue. GA january 70, 1912. at lay
#ar= no pital. Mrs. SatterWhite Is the
former Miss Clara Allgood.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-22
Goes to Richmond.

Mrs. E. F. Fenner lett yesterday
for Richmond. Va. to visit her
daughter. Mrs. Richard W. FoWlkeS,
and D., FoWlkeS, tor a few days.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-22

This quick assimilation helps you
aches, neuralgia pains. muscular
aches and functional periodic pains.
Keep a loc or Csc package of
Be handy. Be prepared to get
strike, Use only as directed. Con-
suit a physician when pains persist.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-22
PAGE FIVE


Chapel Hill, Jan. 22.-The Caro-
lima Playnakers of the All Will pre-
sent Remember Ne. a play OF tOler
ance by Betty smith and Robert
Finch. over the Mutual Systems
coast-to-coast network from $50 to
+ O'Clock SATURDAY.
This will be the ,ard i'll ID series
OF plays by famous authors which
ne Ptaynakel> are ~byoadcastIng
throughout the country at the same
hOur each Wcek.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-22
Why {" Relieves
Headache &Neura|Qia
So QuickIy....

The effective,
quick-acting in
gradients in the
BIC" formula are
readily
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-22

Economic and personal interests
burn themselves out; but spiritual
hatIeds burn themselves IN.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-22
Supply Bill.
Is Approved

Continued from 7ape Ona)
Evening star., 1942-12-13

STARTLING FACTS REVEALED DY DENTAL AUTHORITY
*Recent studies a leading Research Foundation Clinic
disclosed these startling facts OF AL PATIENTS EXAM
,t.Ep REGULARLY BRUSHING TEETH WITH POPULAR pENrl-
FRicEs 5sss ACTUALLY BRUSHED cAvlrsEs INTO soFIER
PARTS OF TEETH. EXPOSED " REcEpINc GUMS; TINS
DAMAGE RESULTED FROM AsRAs,vEs IN TINE DENIFRlcEs;
AND . IN 10 RUN TINS RISK CONSTANTLY.
-(Reporfed in 1nfborifGtire les,s jowssi)
Evening star., 1942-01-25
What If Battles Had Played Knute Rockne

rambling isn't proving anything it intended to-
that unless athlete has ability he almost
considered the Possessing color isn't itself
She instance He had color but
he couldn't ball well enough.
The happy combination perhaps ability plus color Walter john
had little color and he making the that
pitcher
hitter possibly greater In golf Byron Nelson perhaps better than
Hagen but Nelson for all of his mphs hasn't cahed in has
Little Merki swimmer still
ion but Miss Mer probably will complete her tank without
ting offers from Hollywood Zeged and of the aforementioned
commanded similar attention. probably good the
whose shoes he has filled The holds less the
Of Tden Finally and secret
spring the Cliff Battles Virginia
Wesleyan Nobody tell Battles playing for Nore
better than
Gpp.
Gipp Isn't get oneself in
volved in something like this?
Evening star., 1942-01-25
New York i. Will Quit
Football During War,
Reports Indicate
Moves to Abandon Game
Seen Tomorrow After
Two Poor Seasons
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-Wen in
formed sources among graduates OF
New York University declared to-
night that the institution, which
boasts the largest enrolment in the
United States, would abolish inter-
collegiate football for the duration of
the war.
Members of the university council,
governing body of the school, will
meet Monday and move to abandon
the gridiron sport, substituting a
program of intramural football
these sources said.
At the university, however, Off
cials declined to confirm or deny the
report.
The decision to discontinue foot
ball was reported to have been
reached 10 days ago when some
members of the council met in an
informal session, but no action was
taken because they wished more
time to study the possibilities of the
intramural program.
Reports that N. Y. q. would abOl-
ish varsity football were circulated
freely at the close of a dismal 1941
season, the second losing year in
a row for Dr. Nal Stevens who be-
came head coach in 1884.
NJ Y. U. won two games and lost
seven last season, duplicating its rec
ord OF 1910.
Evening star., 1942-01-25
Move 10 Play Frosh
On Varsity Tabled
By Midwest Loop
Spring Grid Practice
Is Bonned, Scouting
Budget Eliminated
BY the Associated Press.


DAVENPORT, Iowa, Jan. 24.-The
Midwest Athletic Conference today
tabled a resolution calling for re-
peal of the rule prohibiting fresh
men from competing in varsity
sports.
The faculty representatives, meet
ing in special session, voted to re-
consider the proposal at the confer
ence's May meeting Half OF the
eight conference schools were re-
ported either against the proposal
or undecided.
Various economies were adopted
at the session.
Spring football practice was abol-
ished, the budget for scouting was
eliminated and the presentation of
medals and trophies to conference
champions was dropped.
The conference swimming and
wrestling meets, scheduled for
March Z at Lawrence were shifted
to Beloit and the date of the track,
tennis and golf meets at Monmouth
were advanced from May II to May
8. The shift in the wrestling and
swimming meets were made to cur
tail travelling distances for the
teams.
No action was taken on the ap-
plication of Augustana UlD College
admission to the conference.