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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-21

i, NwA SEX s7-2sN-sw, drilling,
2155.
Jannuseh No. !, NEA SEX ls-27N
Nv, drilling with cable tools, in Madi-
son lime at 2740 feet.
TETON COUNTY II Hargrove No.
/, NEH sen 27-25N-7w, waiting for
pump repairs for rotary rig; total depth
2s0s.
TOOLE COUNTY EAST Kelvin -
C. E. OVERLY No. !, swA swA, "a
35N-1E. This is a new location west
Of Kelvin State AL, which had flow
Of 100000 cubic feet of gas at the
Madison lime contact. Tubing has been
run in this well for a squeeze cement
job.
Kelvin State BIZ, SEA NEA 1885,
2E, east of the gas discovery, is coring
at 1912 feet.
On the East Shelby block, Prodger
No. /, seq sE1z % S2N -2E, is wait
ing on spudder to driI into the Madison
lime, at 1887 feet
On the Aloe block, west of Kelvin
field, Charles Kiesser No. l, NV NwA
30-34N -3W, encountered a shallow flow
Of gas, at $50 feet and took time to
make drill stem test. Drilling con
tinues at 1910 feet. This well is a
mile west of the first well to find oil
in northern Montana, known as the
Miller well, drilled in 1912.
Carter Northern Ordnance test in
South Dakota, on Camp Creek structure,
sWA swA LIME, Harding county,
ID drilling at 6097.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-21
New Completion
Due CIT Midw0y

On Midway structure, east Of Con-
rad, Pondera county, the Wood deep
test this week made hole In the Madi-
SON lime at 2505. TaFrant- Richardson,
east side test to sunburst sand, drilled
to 1880 and is due TO get Sunburst
sand at about 1905. Hageman-P Pond
Rispin, north of the Wood deep test,
began drilling with three tours, after
installing drilling engine
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-21

MILES CITY = George Askin Of
Baker and George StOckhin of Miles
City, oil well drillers, escaped serious
injury when their plane crashed near
Powderville, although their plane was
demolished and stockhill suffered a
broken leg and abrasions.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-21

Send contribution to the sunburst
Badger.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-21
Gasoline Imported Into the
Stute Of Monfupd
DURING THE MONTH or JUNE, ~

DURING THE MONTH OF JUNE, IsAs
Importer Imported ExpOFfea
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-22
Coin Belt Saves Life
of Soldier inSiciHN


How q money hoN &c French
CONS saved his afe whom a
German IS shell h4-'
against his body WAS described
here today hl Pv ALVIN Lang
wi,ch -. of EdVmd~Vllc ll
veteran of the Siclhan campaign
I'VE were just preparing to
land AZ Celia - explained / ahEs-
WSch who. with Pfc Waync
Payne y. OF Martin S j.,
here from Percy Jones Iio~pita.
AS guest of tho Detroit ordnance
district gage laboratory > ~
Larnod
n had about 80 or 35 pieces
81 French money IA my belt,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-22
Service Notes:

Mai r I Webster has beer
named post executive ~ For
WAYNE and Capt. Donald Wan.
less has been assigned tho post Of
adutant vacated by Mai. Webster.
Mai Webster served overseas p
World War l seeing action ID
three major engagements.
ARMY PROMOTIONS
To captain IT.. Conrad u ~ar-
a>en, -292 WaNcrIl SoiWan Fle'a
Louisiana
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-22
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NAVY PROMOTIONS
r. .oroor.nbers r-ste "a
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L., ,''JerJsio IA
r. -. r,ac,ir,.,s "a class.
49,. C,.t.,t $3.50 NortcIat-.
CTeaf faI<es
To woman 9d class Woman
Rubin Berl,e. 7g75 W Gland.
Tacksonvlle Fla naval air sta
ton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
USE WARDS CONVENIENT TIME PAYMENT or LAYAwAY PLAN

. Michigan al Scbacfcr
10 Dearborn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
Lei+h Wanley
Speaks Vows

A RECENT twilight wedding
ceremony at the Midland AAF
Bombardier School chapel was
that of Leith Agnes Wanley and
Pvt. John Wade Hansen.
The bride is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Wanley
of Mrnock, and the bridegroom
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Helmer
Thorngren Of Greendale.
Chaplain Theodore G.. Schoech
offiCiated
The bride wore a gray tailored
suit with a matching beret with
veil trim and a corSage bouquet
Of gardenias.
Iva Collier was maid Of honor.
Sgt Edward &. Kissei of Den
yer was best man and the guests
we're seated by Sgt. Jess Keller
man.
A wedding dinner and recep-
ton was held at the Hotel
Schaubauer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
Lillian
Cochran
Engaged
ANN ARBoR. April /.

A CAMPUS engagement an
nounccd today is that of Carol
Lillian Cothran, daughter of
MIR and Mrs. A. b. Cothran of
Santa Barbara drive. Detroit,
and Otto r. Larsen, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Otto ID. Larsen OF
Chicago.
Miss Cothran is a junior at
'ichigan, is affiliated with
Alpha Chi Omega and Athena
Society and is a member of the
omen's Glee Club. She is on
the staff of the Michigan Daily.
Larsen is an undergraduate
and assistant resident adviser
at Wesley House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
Party Tonight
To Honor
Finks' Guest

A BRIDGE PARTY viii be
given tonight by Mrs Raymond
Fink at the home of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs w. *. Jackson in
Ardmorc. in honor OF Mrs kccnc
:. Jackson, SiStcr-ip-law of the
hostess. who is here for a couple
of weeks from the east
Mr~.Hacitsur writ return 'fttr-r~
day TO Fort Monmouth. y j,
.ere her husband Capt jack
h of the army, signal corps
vas stationed before being sent
overseas last January She has
been visiting here since March2i.
Guests al the bridge will be-
Mrs. Joseph kcr. Mrs Potter
a. CumminS il. Mrs. OrSon
TiShrock, Mrs Clayton kullman.
Mrs Donald Bruce. Mrs. Edward
Sharer, Virginia Railord and
Elaine Wicdman, and Mrs. lDr-
old Wittmeyer. sister of the
hostess and Sistcr-in-law OF the
guest of honor. who will come
from Ann Arbor for the affair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01

Orr last shipment sold "n fash" at a
HIGHER PRICE! The maker gaze ms another
quantity, bouerer, for a dramatic beIotp-
regular Offering for our Bargain Carnitai."
IT'S The fIattcrihg n8-bdircd fnr all uomcH
ucar so ueH durable and iong-roearing,
set soft and silky.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
Young Set
44ome on
Vacations
By FRANCES GIvENs

MOST OF Tho coming and
coi,c those aa,. H. Confined ~
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day, are the IG''N"H.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
ssD84
Aw 2 Days Only!

Not only frefy.. but coal and comfortable we'll! Most
amazing all, they're N the nc Bcmbcrg rayon
offered las, year a real feat for
like ,hceD Come early for yours, Choose drc,sy bow
trimmed style. a ,hrrvai perhaps casy-towear
eolt-dre, We've other sheer rnyons a, this price
All in say prints. sizes to IS, i to 20 IS to a.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
# NeW Firms to Do
Business in Michigan

LANSING, Aug. IS dJPD-The
Michigan Corporation and SecurI-
tics Commission announced today
that articles of incorporation have
been filed by the following firms
The ONWeld Railroad Service
Co. a Delaware corporation has
been admitted 10 do business m
Michigan with offiees-in Detroit
The firm lists 10000 shares of
common non-par value stock.
Consolidated Manufacturing Co.
403 s -Enrl, Detroit; Clifford &
CrySler Dearborn; Andrew kai-
man and Joseph {. Kalman, Linz
coin Park, 10 manufacture and
sell metal, wooden. plastic and
fibre products. $4,000 common
stock
Michigan Wool and Tannery
Cor Inc--2434 National Bank
Bldg Detroit; Guy G.. Bratton,
Detroit. 10 deal IN woods, pcltS
skins and hides. $1,000 common
stock
Tool Trouble. Inc. 1850 Penob-
scott Bldg. Detroit. Ella Vine
berg, Gertrude Rubin and Hortha
NlSkanen Detroit. 10 manufac-
ture tools, machines. dies and
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Special Freight
Trains Halted

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2S CUT
The Interstate Commerce ConA
mission today ordered railroads II
cease operating special expedited
1rclGht Whlch take preees
dcnCc over regular traffic.
Stating that the ICC took the
action 81 their request. officials
-ai-t4a- -4Aftt4t4 tff IT9t-ft-fr,zr, '-auSp0rs
taton explained that some railA
roads particularly those serving
Tho West Coast. recently have
been running freight trains on
virtually passenger train SChed-
.ucS, and that operation Of these
fast trcIChtS tends 10 cause con-
.Gc>ti0r ~ terminals. slowing down
all freight.
oDT said such an opcrationai
practice also required increased
use Of motive power and men at a
time when most railroads are short
of both.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Ask Part-Time Jobs

But with an tho labor short.
tare nothing has been done i'm
the hig plants here 10 utilize
"part-tir7c' labor
MANY white collar vcrkrre
such a. LAWYER, teacher,
clerks cto have arp,iSd -0 ya,r
for war work after /freIr rcgu-
lar hours I--wlIIt0o p, cilo nm
a ioh AZ which they rayo built
lrp many wears ssriort, thcv
arc Willing however to work
fo17r Loft. ,r tho. .-,..,rvo, a.. 81
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Jewelry Cut!
Only Half Of Norma Volume
Seen for YuIe Shoppers

PROVIDENCE. r. 7. Aug q
UPl Christmas shoppers vii
find only about half the norma
volume and variety of goods or
icwclry counters this year. a
spokesman for the industry said
today
Manufacturers are produc-
ing only 50 per cent of last
years stock because of material
and personnel shortages" Will
ham II Blake, secretary Of the
New England jewelers. and Sill
Ner-nIth> Association $ an d.
"TWo-thirds of the icwclry in
duStrN'S activity il devoted to
war work.
Besides the shortages, Blake
SAID Tho industry faces "A fight
against a black market I'M lcwclry.
with rackcteorS pr0ftccrinC by
selling inferior Jewolry as quality
products
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
INITIATION SITUATION

Initiation is situation on
failing more or less lrredcom-
able currency
Evidently tho OPA. I'm deal
inc with tho ban on pleasure
driving IN the East. got itself
into another lam. II nduIgcd
In initiation in issuing permits
10 certain motorists 10 use their
A coupons for approved vaca-
tion travel. for according 70
press reports. thousands Of
licensed citizens were unable 10
convert the OpA approval and
the RATION tickets into gasoline.
This may bc only an Incident.
bat u is n straw showing how
the wind is blowing Much OF
tho bureaucratic planning docs
nor mesh
Once tho United States has
made Hitler and Toto ion
NusSollni among the world
cast-offS II is likely that tho
American people viii have thc.r
fll Of economic planning by
hurcaucra'~ and VIII be in a
mood 20 IcCo,cr for themselves
some of tho freedom VhIch they
have given up for tho duration
as part Of their contribution
10 victory.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

StampinCS $4,000 common stock
DlSSOlutlOnS
American Shade Cloth-CO. OF
Detroit. $1,000 common stock.
Aro Drine Co, Detroit, Sl,00C
common stock.
Auburn Apartments Co, De
troit, $4,000 common stock.
The CcCIi Chocolate Co, De
trett S6,100- common stock
+ J. Hunt & Co, Detroit
$50 OO0-eommon stock
McNlnch-Kipp, Inc, Port Huron
S2H,6e6-comnon- stock.
Motor RehullderS, Inc, Detroit
$500 common stock.
Wolf Hardware Co. Center
Line, $4,000 common stock.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Grains StronQ;
Oats Hit New
23-Yedr Peak

CHICAGO, Aug 2S uNS)-
Wheat and oats were on the up
grade today in fairly active deal
ingS on the Board of Trade.
Wheat sold UP as much as 1lAc
and reached the best level IN
more than a month Oats were
up nearly a cent and reached a
new 23-Near high Of 74i2, paid
for the September future
Rye generally was higher and
reached the best level IN about
a month. Deferred futures ad-
vanced as much as lisc, while
September finished sc off after
advancing 7sc earlier.
At the close wheat was i2c 10
1c up. September finished lc up
at Sl467s. Oats closed sc 10
sc higher and rye sc down 10
1lsc up. September rye finished
at Sl03i2 against a high OF
Sl0i
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
On the
Business
Front
BY ARD SCHULTZ

Most important piece ~ news
on the 'b-e-es~ front inns week
has - do Wb The plans sn-
proved .y t-r Detroit banks fer
Their biggest and best no
motion Tho Third Var l01r
And r.ra is the statement
issued hy bert s. Burns prG>.-
don't ~ rHr I.uu.t Clearing
House Association. regarding
Tie cr.yc
"All banks are supplcmeniinc
the biggest and most intensive
-Si4l--s tiritt- tn titt-fr ht~tur, with
their heaviest advertising oau-
paign 10 hack the Third War
Loan.
THE press. despite severe
paper ratlon.ng which has
neccSsitatcd the refusal of much
advertising, have made available
the space which viii hr- used
solely To sell War BondS. lnder-
standing their acute problem,
We are most apprcclatiNc oi
their cooperation which II IN
addition 60 the marN elouS sup
port they freely give in their
news and editorial columns
"Ne wish 10 emphasize that,
first of all. the purchase of
bonds - dutA and q reApnpNi-
bility, but that every cent pHt
in War Bonds now h. not only
essential 10 the winning Of the
WAT bUT l. a. CSSeniiaI TO pro-
duCtive and purchasing power
later.
The sacrifices Of this war
have fallen almost entirely on
our forces and their families.
These are already 30 great and
will be - much greater that 10
jeOpardiIe the offensive and
ieopardiIc profitable employ
ment after victory rough
failure 10 loan our money now
II almost inconceiyahlc. And
the only sacrifice 10 buyers of
bonds i temporary sacrifice.
for the money comes back plus
interest when il will be badly
needed
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
n II Z
Reynolds SpfIng
Profit Doubled

Reynolds Spring Company for
the nuo months ended -hino 30
reports a net profit Of S-l0.733
equal 20 So cents per share. as
, against S115.Q1f or 80 cents IN the
like period q year earlier
Net is subject 10 rcncCotation
of war contracts and is alter pro-
vision of S37q S9i for federal IN
come and excess profits taxes
after deductrHFF POSTWAR refunds.
In IKE 1872 period federal in
come taxes amounted 10 $5l31O.
Net sales r - q n Z g q 10
50 937 591 against S332S. 200 IN
the like period of tho preceding
fiscal year
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
A Tax Angle

There arc angles 10 every
thing
The premiere Of This Is The
Army was a-hene1it-for the
Army ReA4t=tt I,HHa and sponsors
at 81 600 each-Wcre offered
eight tickets for the perform
anCe.
One -ef the sponsors I'M send
ing in the check for $1,000 made
it very clear thar under no cir
cumStanCcS were tickets 20 be
forwarded.
The reason II the tickets
were accepted. II WIS clear
cut purchase of eight tickets
for 81 600 while IT, on the con-
trary no tickets were accepted,
the $1,000 could be listed as a
Charitable donation for tax pur-
poses.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
HIDDEN MEANING

BUT underneath The phrase,
there is a hidden meaning
Nobody doubts tho necessity
Of foresight and intelligent pro-
grammlng. The only issue is
whether citizens are m The
future to hc free. aS before,
10 make their own plans. or
whether planning is 10 become
the exclusive business of gov
- eminent A.+tf---t5-t ~ ~ --.t- -.t-tt-3 4 4 -.
Thus. the phrase economic
planning may have behind 1t
hidden and undi>cloScd mphca-
tons 10 drift from a system of
individual enterprise freedom
and initiative 10 one of Coliec-
tNlZatOn.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

Close
wINNIPEG GRAIN

WINNIPEG Aus. - bSSl - Whea'
closed unchanged 10 as loVer 'odar oa'e
and harley unchanged, rye NC 90 tC
llWer
WHEAT October. Sims. December
Sf.OT tsil u7 t. Nsv 81 us.. " Us -
OATS October ana December '' &c t-d
BARLEl -Octouef and December 80 BE-
hid
RYE October, e7Nc. pece#hef es
MAY, o. ~ hid
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
FLAMING IN WARTIME

Since war is governments
business. n is necessary and
proper for governmental aEcn-
cloS TO do the planning in war
Time
Thus far il appears that
when competent military men
such as Generals Macarthur
and Eisenhower. and their
-cL-ct[af- st = = = -4+f44NS t-e~t-rtte ton,
do the Planning W. ECr cTIJ-
nCntiy satisfactory results.
on the other handr on the
home front when the economic
planning is done by theoretical
hlreaucratS. lis something else
again They call u economic
planning bat 10 the rritrd eye
II looks moro like confusion. -
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
CHICAGO CA>H GRAGN

CHICAGO, Aug. 2s GNsD--Cash gram
close
WHEAT Nu Fsd r0IgN g 7IT-- NJ
hard 81 so. No 3 hsrt. 81 So
CORN None
OATS NO ! m Ne~ &c.. samGe Grad,
mixed 74hc. so white 1Sr N.
vhtif--h" " 71c sample grade vn-e 70
r -u &C NO 3 white tough, - -4s4 .c-
&n.-A- -nh+ta-taysH-
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Nat Steel Car
May Split Stock

NEW YORK, Aug 2S-StoCk-
holders will vote AT a special
meeting of National Steel Car
Corp, on a proposal 10 split the
present shares on a four-for-one
hASIS
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Scores Bureaucratic
Economic Planning
Warns of Hidden implications
Which May Lead TO CoIlectivism
BY MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYsER
International News Service Economic Commentator

When someone a Gallup poll find whether the
public wants the millennium people whose views sampled
be counted the affirmative.
Every cackpot and deNpo undertakes up his deo-
logical merchandise attractive package
In the political realm the technique OF the blue sky hnan-
promoter The blue sky
appeal though his
relationship his and his
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

obiectlNeS. Such pap IS in
tended a bait for suckers.
Thus, the phrase. economic
planning sounds entIcinc
II seems so obviously desir-
able that none is 50 bold as
10 speak IN opposition.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Fed1 Motor Truck
Again Votes 10 Cents

Federal Motor Truck Co. has de-
clared a dividend Of 10 cents on
lhe common. payable Sept. 30 10
holders of-rccbrd Sept IS. a like
amount was paid in preceding
quarters.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

Discussing the recent applca-
tion of Northwest for routes via
Alaska 10 Tokyo and Manila,
Hunter said that weather condi-
tionS and icing would not provide
serious hazards to the operation
of such a fetfte1-IIe said that mod
ern equipment had made it pos
N1ble 10 fly in this territory and
pointed out that the climate Of
Alaska and the AlcutianS is really
temperate He also said that the
proposed route 10 Manila is about
5000 miles shorter than prewar
routes from San Francisco by
way Of Honolulu and Midway to
Manila.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Airline P dnS
New Financing

NEW YORK Aug. IS North
west Airlines is contemplating
financing in connection with its
expansion plans, according 10
Croll Hunter president Hunter
said that details of financing
could not be-dlSCuSsed al present
but that AT the next meeting OF
stockholders authority might be
asked 10 increase the Capitaliza-
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Foreiqn Exchange


NEW YORK Aug IS The following table shows the
activity the New York Stock Exchange this week;
Ad-daleel., 1943-12-15

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1854 49, LL,N yyJ
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(JG W 81 1>J' IL'N
js-Jl, 1JI oGul 1lJl ~
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AJIl t1Il Lsv'
Ad-daleel., 1943-12-15

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A,,,,, syAlJl uJl SIS q 90
u.Jlyl J,a u @Jl
seJ' EJl A5,h 31,
o1-jIl o. Ts ~ y,
L-A,\jl 81 ~ %Nl IJl
1Ls Au -N J, ~ y!
o:s.&1 sci, US - JLl Ul 80
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EN 4Jl J,A;
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Ad-daleel., 1943-12-15
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o3~J' oslJ' w.,
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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-09
ENTERTAINS KENTUCKY
GUESTS

One of the delightful affairs of
the past, week was the party given
by Mrs. Katherine Gentry in her
home, 1921 Bresford Avenue, in
honor of Miss Florence Coleman,
niece of Mr. Matt Gentry, who is
here visiting from Lexington, Ken
lucky. Turnout the evening, the
guests enjoyed bridge, bingo and
ether games with high score prize
being won by Mrs. Inez Falconer,
second prize going to Mrs. Ethel
BRONSON and Bird prize to Miss Ro-
berta Mcguire. A delicious lunch
con was served the following
guests: Mrs Inez Falconer, Mrs.
Ethel Bronston, Mrs. Ottie Harris,
Mrs. Alice Larry, Mrs. Sally Ar
chey, Mrs Eva Henderson, Mrs.
Amanda Lewis and Misses Roberta
Mcguire and Ann Reed.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-09
Intentions To Wed

Mr.. Milton Naylor, Jr., 1853 Bell
Miss Katherine Baylis, lis Union.
Mr.. Johnnie Bell, Jr., 1877 w. Pas
cagoula, Miss Carrie L. Thompson.
534 Pascagoula.
Mr.. Nathaniel Dodds, 10 Aller
Bottom, Miss Mary Robinson, Flor
ence, Miss.
Mr.. M. L. Atkins, 1925 Topp, Eff
fie M. Moore, 1925 Topp.
Mr.. Jesse Jones, 742 N Mill, Miss
Velma Adams, 102 Fertilization.
Mr.. James Warren, Williemenia
Miller, 3. 3, Jackson.
Mr.. Jim Bibbs, 625 S. jefferson
Miss Crazy Ivy, 625 Jefferson.
Mr.. Geo. Alexander Clark, 1882
Lynch, Miss Johnnie Woodlands
1923 w. Pascagoula.
Mr.. Alfred Parker, 563 West Pas
cagoula, Miss Daisy Lee Woods, 206
N. Roach.
Mr.. Walter Gilbert, Jr., Miss Ethe
Mr.. Walter Gilber, Jr., Miss
Ethel Dunson, Jackson.
Mr.. John Hawkins, Short Gray
son, Miss Marie Sanders, 1915 Ash.
Mr.. Harry Wright, Nell Holman,
Flora.
Mr.. Richard Greenwood, 3231a N.
Parish, Miss Lille B. Bennett, 1923
N. Grayson.
Mr.. Robert L. Townsend, sol w.
Fascagoula, Miss Louise MCGOWAN,
2516 Meadow.
Mr.. John M McKellery, 237 For
LITIGATION, Miss Edna Earl Walker,
247 Cohea.
Mr. I. S. Rollins, 1117 N. Blair,
Miss Laura E. Todd, 6C8 N. Mill.
Mr. Charlie Sampson, Miss Emma
Lee Smith, 231 Subway.
Mr.. Eugene Ward, Miss Cora Nell
Mcknight, 251 Ash.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-09
ENTERTAINED WITH
FAREWELL PARTY

The members of the Usher and
Deacon Board of College Hill
church recently entertained at a
farewell party at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Charlie Bracey, in honor
of Deacon E. A. Caldwell, who is
spending an indefinite visit with
his children in Chicago and Cali
fornia. Those present included:
Rev and Mrs. R. E. Willis, Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. White, Mr.. and Mrs
B. T. Wolfe, Rev. and Mrs. Mason,
Rev and Mrs. Salone, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Bracey, w. R. Stewart,
James Hersey, Sylvester Hamilton,
Jr., Telra Taylor, Laura A. Jones,
A. Summers, Bonnie B. Brown,
Charity Anderson, Ann Hinkle, Gel
ia Spencer, Catherine Cooper, Q. l..
Marshall, Sarah Davis, j. E. Nc