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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-30
~ Army & Navy News

Gil. Tony Debelak, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Debelak,
18203 Canterbury Avenue, will
arrive home this evening on a
short pass. He is stationed in
Lexington, Kentucky.
Home on furlough this past
week, was John Laznik, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Laznik,
1900 Trafalgar Avenue.
Last Tuesday, Oct. 26th,
Frank Dezelan, 1114 E. SO St.,
left for Virginia, where he will
be stationed with the Navy. His
brother, William, is serving in
the army and is somewhere in
England. Friends may write to
him at: Pvt. William Dezelan,
35006100, 9th General Hosp.
A. P. o. 81, co Postmaster,
New York, N. Y.
Arriving home on October
10th with his wife, for a 13
day furlough, was Sgt. Frank
l.. Sersen, son of Mr. Sersen,
1853 E. 70 st. His military
address is: Sgt. Frank L. Ser
sen, 35534838, Troop END
Ing. Reg, Barracks 2441 G. R.
T. c., Fort Riley, Kansas.
E. Stokel, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Krist Stokel, 6622 Donna
Avenue, was home on a five
day leave from Massachusetts,
where he is stationed with the
Navy.
In the army at Gainesville,
Florida, is Milan E. Mako, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Matko,
1888 E. 167 st. His address is:
AS Milan E. Matko, Sqdn. E
AAFCTD, University of Flori-
da, Gainesville, Florida.
Two sons of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Sechnick, 1884 E. ITO
St., are in the service of our
country. Their addresses are:
Cpl. Joe L. Kahal, Co. 1O55th
Engrs. P. C. 6 r., Fort Screven,
Ga. - Pvt. Frank A. Sechnick,
Co. A. 10 Infantry, A P. O..
%, Go Postmaster, New York,
N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ivec,
Kildeer Avenue, have four sons
in the service. Friends may
write to them at the following
addresses: Cpl. Joseph P. Ivec
H & S. Co. 180th Engr., Camp
Maxey, Texas. Carl John Ivec,
F2/c, U. S. S. Isperwood, Go
Fleet Post Office, New York,
N. Y.
Leo F. Ivec, Aev. M. pc, Ma
val Air Station, Go Weather
Central, Kodiak, Alaska.
Pvt. Edward Ivec, A. 8, A. F..
P. T. c., Fort Knox, Kentucky.
Mr.. Frank Becaj, 1441 E. 176
St., was notified by the war de-
partment last Saturday, that
his son S/Sgt. Frank Becaj, is
missing in action in Europe.
Home on furlough this week
from Camp Gordon, Georgia,
was Cpl. Frank Bubuder, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Bubuder,
1873 E. IA St.
1Wo sons OF MRS. Mary kuhel,
Arcade Ave-, are in the army.
Their addresses are: Pfc. Frank
Kuhel, 9th General Hospital,
A. P. O. 1853, co Postmaster,
New York, N. Y. 35319288. -
Pvt. Ed. Kuhel, A. S. N. $780,
1907, 327th, Sta. Hosp. A. P. O..
$50, co Postmaster, New York,
N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph and Vic
toria Demojzes, 1922 E. 10th
St., have two sons in the serv-
ice of Uncle Sam. Victor is
with the Medical Corps. His ad-
dress is: Pfc. Victor Demoizes,
FOB General Hospital, Washing
ton. His brother William is in
New Jersey, and his address
is: Pvt William Dopooi1os Moa
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-30
PUBLIC SIGHTS
By the "Sightseer"

The largest gathering of any
organization turned out last
Sunday at Slovene Workmen's
Home, where two orchestras
namely: Vadnal and Barbic did
a grand job by entertaining
everyone.
It seemed to me that every
one was at this affair so | will
try to tell you a little Of each
one that I remember.
collie" Polls seemed quite
contented all evening because
soldier boyfriend Tony Kinkoff
was home -. "Tattler" making
old acquaintance with a GER
tain fellow. Watch that, "Tat-
tier" his girlfriend may get
jealous :. Pete Kotorac and
Marion Kapel together all eve
ming. You two make a nice
dancing couple -. Marion Co:
dec making everyone feel at
"home." That's the way, Mari
on, friendship is best! -. My
heartiest congratulations to a
swell couple namely Mary Ore
hovec and Frank Zaitz who
have recently announced their
engagement Navy boy En-
ME Tibyash keeping all of the
feminen hearts in a tantrum...
Cpl. Joe Lasicky also coming in
for a while :. Margie Furlan
looked stunning in a beautiful
white dress Violet Vogrin
and. Mickey Kastelic attending
without girlfriends Jean and
Marge. From what | saw you
two can get along without them
anyway -. Elmer Japely and
"Sonney" Kruger keeping in
contact with the girls all eve
ming -. Lii Strazisar and Art
Tibyash having eyes only for
each other. IT. looks like the
love bug must have been
around Nereen Mulligan
and Madeline Buscotti attend
ing without fellows. Has Uncle
Sam taken all Of them al
ready? Handsome Steve
Valencia enjoying himself for
once. Why was it such a sue
cessful evening, Steve? . .
That little loyal reporter
Snoopy" having such a good
time after the dance she Won
dered if the neighbors. were 60
ing to complain. Who were all
the folks that gathered in front
of your house, or would that
be telling? 81. Eddie Habat
wanting to play the accordion
in the early morning hours on a
certain someone's street. HOW
much were you going to get
paid for it, Eddie? -. Smiling
Rudy Zeletel also home from
the Army. 1t was good to see
you Rudy!. "Okie" and Doro-
thy Fortuna sitting on the side
lines all evening Two Eu-
cid girls, Louise Recher and
Violet Stefanic coming all the
way to Waterloo to be with us
each week. Doesn't the trans
portation problem bother you,
girls? - 10 Lukuchko and
II
"Chick" keeping each other
company all evening. It looks
like you two get along fine to-
gether Alice Somrak and
Vida Kozel keeping all of the
hungry folks contented with the
delicious suppers they served
-. Ed Mervar also home from
the Army for the first time.
Well be expecting to see you
tomorrow, Ed 10 (Klein)t
Vadnal enjoying herself quite
a bit. That's the way, 10, keep
your spirits up o.. Frank Chuc-
kennye finally attending an
other dance. It's about time you
showed up, Frank Joe Ru-
dolph making a cute little
blond feel at home d. A GER
fo;p h1cnIn Loop;~~ CO.. IT,.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-29
Social InterIude
AT NAACP Confab

me hn'eftainmeni COMMITTEES
,o' re NAA'F Enc scney con-
ference has announced a dance
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-29
SERVICEMEN PARTICIPATE In
FIRST JOHN r. USO WEDDING

A coorful marriage ceremony with a military back
ground. in which sailors air pilots and guardsmen
participated, and which the first wedding held at the
John JSO branch here took place at the branch sun
day evening May % at o'clock 1t the nuptia cere-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-29

erson fcted Bcrnlce last sunday
with a shower at her home, 100
Josephine Many gifts were re-
ceived
The other sunday Alberta Light
foot surprised Mrs, stonestreei
AZ her home. si3o Macomb. with
a shower TOO for the future
Batch TWENTY-FIVE gitls came
and trough, every hing baby
WOULD need Even large hank
account
Iiostesses IN line assisting Al-
beria were Mrs. waiter Cannon.
zelnia Eieh'foot Golea'her Dick
ersor Susie Gordon and Aiyce
Iighffoot
Godfather Ann prepared radio
broadcast a. tho program Tor the
evening Quite an amusing en-
,ey'ainment followed A broom
and pie pan were used for be-
rike IN spite o. stage fright The
sirls ooopcraied 100 per cent
Heard on the air from "Post-
iopost' were. Esielle MtDafne
who seriously told the story ~
The Three Bears followed hy her
sister Mahclie who sang song
inpersonatine Ella Fiaeefald
Marion Hawkins fooled as with a
lassical piano solo We dldat
fn9~ she could actually play
Ioor Thelma Dickerson got 4
BE- had Il sing ike l.il Green
Mildred cannon occurred on 'IInw
oH know when You're ~ 1--we
ilayel Quaker dld a TAP datce
Nalare Ann smith sang sent
classic. Trees 70 White Betty
Griffin PLAYED Ewing nom ~
The piano we almost flew home
too; Mildted Tusner lold nfrs-
ery hyme III zabeih Patton 'al'
VS. how she fel. on her fr KISS.
Isabelle Green told ioFs ccr-
trude Brwn,ng Allison s'l aus
about her rscent iflp ca'i-
fornla indeed interesting
Rohefta Hin rccifed pocr
and Rush Nlccfary fn'pted w
With p song after which ended
tho hroaacaSt hy he Baby DiApor
company
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-29

Arriving little nier vers
ljows ana Lee Cartel Eve ID
son. Mrs Ruby Turner md iios-
Ter Bell
on l'eteshnien' time 400 lst
ldNk az mat table 'iay abv
erin with colored doil N fhe
erlh, tied in lois d blue ami pink
rinhon was tie auiqae eerier-
ficce The table clr'h and nan-
klns vege aiso simple and dai1iv
tfer refrcshmcrfs nee served
re girls retired 70 me FRONT lawn
~ The ilehtfooi home and 'ook
pictures
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-29

mohy ~ winch MISS ltanuan Mary
Ice. Of Shreveport La. became
the bride ~ Private Martin Play
or, also Of shreveport Private
PLAYER Is connected with the ssth
squadron stationed at Scl'ridgc
field,
The Rev Mr. BankhsaG psscr
Of Berea Methodist ohlr,.. Of
hciated
The stage on which the cere-
IRONY was performed was artlsti-
cally decorated with flowers sup
piled by the Altar Circle - Sec
end Baptist church Sailar Dassl
Spencer pianist, from he Crosse
Isle Naval base. played the we'd
ding march.
The petite bride was sesy prei-
lily dressed IN navy blue ;ao-
piece frock with dainty White
lace collar and Guns aa1 w'r.tr
accessories She carried large
spray bouquet ~ peach colored
eladioli. red and yellow roses and
lilies Of the valley. res with n
large white satin bow
Assisting the bride IS oriles-
maid was Junior Hostess Miss
Dorothy Rel. who was -lunnlngiy
dressed IN navy blue suit with
white accessories.
Private los'ph A. EdNcrds, o.
seIfridee ~ a. assisted the groom
a. best man.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-29

Complctine lie bridal ,siy were
six attractive rSO hostesses. in
Guiding Misses Consiau.e carncr.
Iommic timer. Olivia Ranks.
Pearl shelton, Ruth Leader Reed
ani Yvonne Hill The ushers con-
sisted ~ chris Burrell and
Andv Edwards, coast guafdmen;
Horace Snccd sailor aud Pri-
Yates Byroe and Brown aai Ser
geant rtlk. soldiers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-29
Bernice Stonestreet Honored At Two
Stork Showers Before Delaware Visit
BY GODFATHER DTcKERsoN

Bernice Stonestreet was surprised two Sundays
straight at stork showers end hope wasn't bad on
Butch But much to her delight AIRS Stoncstreet was
well remembered By her friends before returning Will
mIngton DeIa for the MondcriuI eyent Mrs la D-ek-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-29
THE WAUNDLESSES ANNOUNCE
DAUGHTERS ENGAGEMENT

Nearly fits of Jeanne waund-
lcsss chnms were present at the
dinner In her honor at her home
saturday afternoon. AZ which Mr.
end Mrs Andrew Waundless an
nonnced The engagement Of their
daughter 70 Corporal Rigobcrta
cuzman, Of IT. Leonard Wood
Mo.
ne announcement did not come
as too much OF a surprise 10 the
young Detroiters who only yes
ierday We recall were wearing
p'nafortes; for RICO and Jeanne
were a constant twosomo during
ms residence IN Detroit for The
past two years. Rigo. who is n
natiye a Santiago, Cuba, received
fls education in cuba and New
iofk later coming 70 Detroit
where he was interested IN cleo
irical engineering. While IN De-
lroii he made his home with the
Rev and Mrs s u. Ross. He
was unable to be on hand FOR
me announcement. but the pretty
ring Jeanne Is now wearing he
spoke his love. ri Leonard Wood
as You know. Is quarantined be-
cause OF the presence OF mimi
ri'is in The camp.
Getting back 10 the party
Jeanne, whose Spanish type Of
beauty has long been z favorItc
topic IN Detroit wore prct,s
black draped frock for tho occa-
sion Her flowers we're corsaro
q American Beauty roses Mrs
Waundless also wore black
The Waundless home on Bewick
avenue. was hoautlfpl bower ~
flowers for many rifi bauqneis
were sent the charming hrile.
elect The dining table was covered
With q delicate pink satin damask
cloth which was conferred Win
an EXQUISITE arraneemcnt ~ pink
carnations, white sweet meas ana
daisies. the gift Of Jcanne's God.
mother. Mrs Acncs swan pink
tapers and candclabra Thanked ne
floral arrancement. GIN arrange.
meniS Of nlips. red roses and
carnations and yellow roses were
also used In the home The card
tables ~ which the guests sat
We're conferred with bud vases
flied with tulips
Mary strong Ieannes cousin
started tho marty IN by reading
n verso which directed evcrs
onos attention to a miniaturc Girl
and 2 soldier who incidentally
MAS car-ying Jeanne's ring Rca
ard silver souvenir hearts wcro
also distributed which horc the
names 81 Jeanne and Rig, 40
wedding da;e as vet has hoen SGT
The younr guests were com
nleiclv 'Nrillcd by The announce
ment They also completely en-
loved The dluncr CONSISTING ~
delicious servings cf hakoi han.
creewoi potatoes strlnehcans
pear salad hot rolls icc cream
and ccckics.
After dinner the girls played
hinso qulz games
Among Jeanne Young cenfem-
forarics AZ The pary were Mary
strong Mildred Proctor Daro,hv
Ann Hicks. zelma Smith. sally
Giles Anita Mack. carol shaw.
Lillian Jones' Louise Toomis.
Helen Cuzzens Doris Ann Shiv-
frs. Jane Foster. Agnes Moore.
Jeanne Carmichael Ann Gregory.
Leona Lucky Doris Carter Jane
Mack Iowa Sheriff. T.uty How
ard Sulena Sturdi,ant, Janice
and Norma Whithy cornelia and
Geraldine 4}ledsoe. Rose Benson.
Elsie Miller Iohndell Russell. Ina
lane Smith. Ellen Ivy. Doris Bell
loan Kennedy Peggy Jean Bnrris.
rancre Davis Harriet McFadden.
hlllc Mae Harris Dorothy Nuricl
Irvine. BETTY Giycns Shar,n Rnf
ton, Lucille Laccn Wilma Collins
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-29

Walter \ Greene OF. Detroit
Mich. was commissioned Sec
nd liouiensnt IN The Amy Of
the Uni "a states May is. upon
successful completion OF the or
hcer Candidate Course AZ the
Infantry school AZ Fort Benning
Lieutenant Greene Is the son ~
Mr. nnr Mrs " r Greene of
lehidtre avenue Dciroii
The new lieutenant cnli.fed in
the army on sept e. lai2 and
served viii IN 10Th Infantry
Training battalion. 60 u before
roing 10 Officer candidate school
ihrec IN nihs ago lle hrla The
rank of corporal before being
commits ioned
The new officer IS p graduate
50 Eastern High in Detroit. Mich
and Wavne university AZ Dcirel'
Ni,h where he was nrominen as
q leader OF yfuih ORGANIZATIONS
and the Mems Glee club His Wife
- Mrs Frieda Bailey Greene.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-29
\. With The
F@Colors...

Aviation Cadet Lawrence p
Jefferson. son OF Mrs Thomas S
jefferson OF 1929 sigsbee street
r Grand Rapids. MACH ie-
Gently completed the elementar,
phase q his flieht raining al
me primary Training detachment
~ Inskegee Institute Ala ami
las been igncd " NE basic
Nishl sch4ul ~ ne Tuskegee
trmy AFR Field He graduated
fiom Northwestern university in
1879 with a Bachelor Of Arts de-
gree. and attended chicago
fcachcrs college from 1859 10
1851
Cadet jefferson IS a member ~
The Alpha rhi Npha PATERNITY. and
rgrlng his scholastic career. he
vas MOTIVE in sports We was All
american in football in 1852
Auxiliafy tunice " Grecr-
1855 W Grand Blvd Detroit
Mich Is one ei the Negro menu
lers Of lhc womens Army Aux
iiinry corps graduated from The
Administrative Specialist school
AZ FIRST WAAc Training center.
lou Des Moincs Iowa Her an8-
iliaty rating Is the WAC equiv
aient ot private N the Arms
IN ADMINISTRATIVE Specialist
school She leaned military or
fee procedure Armv methods ~
supply and property accounting.
how 70 riake oHi reports and rec
crds usci IN The admins raticn
Of WAC company. ofganiza-
zion Of ne Army and military
correspondence This training
has prepared her for an admin
istratiye j'b with q WAC COM
panv at an Army post camp or
Station.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-01-21
AAA Meetings SET
For Pitkens, Atona
Ebenezer, West
Howard Farmer Plans
Improvement Program
For Pastures

Farm meetings are being held this
week in Pickens, Ebenezer, Acona,
and West Communities, for the pur-
pose of explaining how the l94s
Triple A Program can asst in build
ing pastures and terraces.
Mr.. P. A. Jones, Howard Com
munity, sarted out to improve 80
acres of pasture, but after starting
decided TO double his area. Here
is what he plans to do:
"Clear brushes. briars, and logs
from the pasture so that moving
machine can be used on every acre,
disk and harrow the surface smooth,
where i.sS@ed, fertilize W-n ooC
pounds Of agricultural Line and the
equivalent of $50 pounds of 20%e
Acid Phosphate per acre, seed with
IL pounds of Dallas Grass, 3 pounds
White Dutch Glover, and 5 pounds
common leapedeza seed per acre
and clip it with moving machine at
least twice during the summer
months +"
The Triple A Program will pay
Mr. Jones $500 per acre for clear
ing, if stand is obtained, $2.75
per acre for lime and Acid Phos-
phate application, and 75c per acre
for clipping at least twice during
summer.
The payments that he will carr
in doing these practices on the Triple
A Program will practically offset
all of the cost he will have to under
go.
If you have livestock, you need
good pasture, therefore, you
should not let this opportunity get
by without giving it proper consid-
Grafton.
Since the Soil Conservation, Triple
A. and Extension workers of the
county are working together on this
program, you are invited to consult
with any of these cunty representa-
tives
Signed,
/. w. Carson,
County Agent
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-01-21
Church OF Nozorene

Rev. w. J. Blackmon, announces
that the Sunday School Rally last
Saturday night, with DR.. A. S. Lon
don was very inspirational and
helpful to our local church, also we
trust that it will be helpful in build
ing larger and better Sunday School
in the other local churches. We APP
preciate the interest and encourage
ment that DIR. Smith and Bro. Rob-
ertson gave US in the Rally. Also
the friends. May God help US to
unite our prayers and efforts, to
get the thousands unchurched peo-
pie in Sunday School and church, of
our city.
Our Services at the local church
are as follows:
Sunday School at 9:45.
Worship Service at IL o'clock
Evening Services at 7:30.
If you have religion come; we
need you.
If you don't have religion come;
you need Christ.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-01-21
Sails Filler Gets
Citation From
.aj.-Gen. Brereton
Flying Cross
IS Awarded
Lieut.. J. w. Cain

CAIRO On windswept desert
air fields strewn with the wreckage
of Axis planes, 40 additional Amer
lean Air Forces members received
the Distinguished Flying Cross Fri
day from Maj. Gen. Lewis H. Bre-
reton, commander of United States
Air Forces in the Middle. East.
Lieut.. Frederic f. Whitaker Of
Bowling Green, Ohio, got a special
citation for bringing home a badly
damaged medium bomber from
raid in October after he was wound
ed in the leg.
Enemy antiaircraft fire hit Whit
aker and killed his bombadier. His
plane burst into flames as he made
a forced landing, but helped ex-
tinguish the blaze. Whitaker also
received the Purple Heart for mis-
wound.
Others decorated included Lieut..
Col. Curtis R. Low, Needham
Heights, Mass.
Capt James T. Mckee, Picayune.
Miss.
1 First Lieuts George D. Hobbs,
Wooster, Ark James w. Cain, Sal
Lis, Miss; Leer Williams, Jr., Jack
son, Miss.
Tech. Sergt. James L. Anderson,
Nashville STAR Hnrald
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-01-21
Baptist Church

Two beautiful new flags, United
States and Christian, will be dedi-
Gated at the morning worship hour
at the Baptist Church next Sunday
They are the gifts of the Business
Circle of Woman's Missionary Union
and of Mrs. Bankhead Drane and
Mrs. Charles Kealhofer, respectively
The pastors message for hte serv-
ice will be Symbolism in Christi
anity," at which time he will also
discuss baptism and the Lords Sup
per from the standpoint OF what
they symbolic.
Evening worship at $50 is prov
ing to be very acceptable to the peo-
Pile. Since many are now walking
to church due to gas rationing, the
early hour enables them to reach
home before dark. Training Union
is meeting at $50, and the public
are invited to all services of the
church.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-01-21
Mrs. R. B. Jenkins
Passes Suddenly
In Jackson, Tenn.
Former Widely Known
Resident Buried Here
Tuesday Morning

Coming as a great shock to wide
circle Of friends in Durant was the
sudden death Of Mrs. r. B. jenkins,
the former Estelle Gadberry, in
Jackson, Tenn, Sunday morning.
They have made their home there
for nearly two years where Mr..
Jenkins is working.
Mrs. jenkins was taken III Saturday
about 2 o'clock at her home. She lap
sed into Inconsistencies and never
regained consciousness She passed
at 1915 o'clock Sunday morning.
Death was caused by blood clot.
She would soon have been 33 years
old.
Funeral services were held in Du-
rant at the Methodist Church Tues
day morning at ten o'clock with the
Rev. H.. P. Lewis officiating. He
was assisted by DIR. Frank B. Smith.
Baptist pastor. She was a member
of the Methodist Church.
Surviving are her husband and
one son, r. B. jenkins, Jr., Is; her
mother, Mrs. Alice Gadberry; one
sister, Mrs. Jewel Webb, of Earring
ton, KY; one brother. Jimmy Cad
berry, Of Paducah, KY. Surviving
also are two brothers-in-law, Allan
Jenkins and John jenkins, both OF
Durant; three sisters in law,
Mrs. Sara MacFarlane, Of Durant;
Mrs. Eugene Fly, Jackson; Mrs. T..
L. Holcomb, Nashville. Tenn. All
of the relatives were able to be
present except Mrs. Holcomb.
Internment was at Mizpah with
Southern Undertaking Association in
charge. Pallbearers were Paul Odom,
w. S. Heggie, BIO Fowlkes, Charlie
Knott, w. S. Odom and M. T. Will
linas.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-01-21
Presidents Birthday
Committee Named By
J.F. Williams
Community Choirmen
Will Plan Events
In Communities

Mrs j. F. Williams, Lexington, has
been named Holmes County chair
man Of the Presidents Birthday
Committee to plan the celebration
honoring the Chief Executive. The
celebration always takes the form Of
raising money in various ways to
help fight infantile paralysis in the
county, state and nation.
Definite money-makin9 plans. an
a whole, have not yet been formu-
lated but they will be announced BY
the various community chai1men
throughout Holmes county and will
probably vary in each community.
Nb countrywide affair will be plannes
due to the war and gasoline ration
ing.
Community chairmen announced
by Mrs. Williams are: 49,,
Lexington: Mrs. l. w. Carson.
Durant: Miss Hazel Brannon.
Acona: Mrs. M. J. Evans.
Bethesda: Mrs. John Allen Cade.
Cruger: Mrs. M. w. Estes.
Coxburg: Mrs. Willie Hocutt.
Centerville: Mrs. Laddie William
son.
Ebenezer: Mrs. Burwen Hun
phrey.
Emory: Mrs. Holt Cade.
Franklin: Mrs. Robert Lipsey.
Goodman: Mrs. w. L. Harmon.
Oregon: Mrs. X. B. Edwards.
Pickens: Mrs. H, B. St. John.
Tchula: w. r. Huddleston.
Thornton; Frank Eaken. !:
Owens Well; Mrs. l. S. Gray.
West: Mrs. Clyde Cade.
Chairmen in the colored schools
of the county have been named and
are: -
Holmes County Training School.
Durant: c. N, Buchanan.
Saints Industrial School Consul
ella Garter,
Rlchland; David Brunette. -:
Lebanon; Martha Benson.
mt. olive; f. A. Bingham.
Franklin: Aadie Smith
Lexington: L. A. Seals. -
The executive committee for Hol-
mes county heading the birthday
celebration is composed Of N. L.
Walker, William Ellis and Max
, Scobey. on