davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-29
(Tesinys is pereito nr.)
KAIP PLITO PIENINIU PA
TARNAVIMAS HMONEMS

NAlI TLlIO TlENlNlQ IA-
TARNAVIMAS zMONEM3
Kadangi pavienis ukininkas
brangiu masinu negalejo isigy-
ii javams valyti, tai Sodelis-
kin "saltinis" isteige javu va
lymo punkta: ukininkas atsi-
vezdavo ne tik seklai jaw is
sivalyti, bet ir parduotus javus
isvalydavo uz kelis centus, ir
uz juos daugiau gaudavo. Oar
sodu purkstuvus turejo pirkes,
kuriuos ukininkai nemokamai
naudodavo. .Taipgi ceres n S
veisles buliukus duodavo ne
mokamai ukininkams auginti,
kurie po kelias desimtis litu
kainuodavo.
Trasas, kaip zupara, kalio
druska ir tt. uzpirkdavo vago-
nais; kooperatyvas uz tai is
Ykininku tuojau pinigu nerei-
kalavo moketi, uz kick laiko
po biski atsiskaitydavo uz pie
ma. Reikalui esant, visuomet
kelis simtus litu budavo gall
ma gauti iskalno uz piena, ir
tt.
Kaimyniniai musu koopera-
tyvai kit daug toliau stovejo
veikime uz Sodeliskiu "salti-
ni". Klausuciu kooperatyvas
pienine ne tik pieno bizni va
re bet ir duona kepdavo, ne
tik savo nariams bet ir j Birzu
miesta veze parduoti ir turejo
gera pasisekima su duonos biz
niu. Nariams kurie eme duo
ma, kiekviena ryta atvezus pie
ma, mokant uz piena isskaity-
davo kick budavo isimta duo
nos. Xiii atvezdavo rugiu TO-
XII pat kieki kilogramu kick
buvo duonos iseme, kitaip ta-
rant mainydavo rugius j duo
ma. Retas kuris nenoredamo
init sviezios duonos, valgy-
ii savo kepta sena duona.'
Tas kooperatyvas dar be
kepyklos turejo didele krautu-
We visokiu prekiu, kurioje il
pinigai mazai turejo reiksmas.
viskas budavo menesio gale is
pieno atsilyginama.
Medaikiu kooperatine pieni-
ne, Birzu valsciuje, dar tollau
buvo pazengus: vos tik buvo
baigus statyti didziull pasta
ia, kuriame tilpo keli biznlai
turejo sale observation-disclosures
su virs 600 kedziu talpos, ko
galetu pavydeti daug miestQ
Amerikos Lietuviai.
Kaime ne tik sviesta gami-
no, kepykla turejo, visai aple-
linkei duona kepe; be kepyk-
los dar skerdykla turejo If cla
kooperatiniai vertesi, be pelno
tik nariu patogumui, pjove ke-
lis galvijus savaite, o aple-
linkes ukininkai galejo kas ry-
tas ziema ir vasara parslVeztl
sviezios mesos, desru, If tt
zinoma, ukininkai dziaugesl
kad ne tik sviezio svaraus svie-
sto galejo parsivezti kada tll
noreio is pienines, ir ypac va
sara nebereikia vargti musan1
sviesta mamie, kuris nevlsuo'
met pasisekdavo geras, bet bu
vo jau paliuosuoti nuo gyvulll
skerdimo ir duonos keplmo ma
mie. Patogumai buvo mazdau&
kaip mieste: seimininke pa
sakydavo sunui ar dukterel We
zantiems piena pienir'e kt
parvezti: cukraus, sviesto, py
ragaiciu, juodos duonos, Jall
tienos kilograma, ir tt.
Oar ketvirta is didesniu pie
niniu Birzu valsciuje buvo "a
paciame Birzu mieste. flenl
nei duonos kepimu nei gyvull'
skerdimu uzsiimti nereikejo
mes mieste buvo istaigu kurlo
duona kepe ir gyvullus skef
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-29

KOOPERATYvU CENTRAL
Visi pieniniu keepefatyvai
turejo savo centra Kaune =
tai buvo zinomas Pienocentras.
Visos pienines turejo viena SUI
vaziavima Kaune kas metss !;
tame suvaziavime buvo renka-
ma centro valdyba, atliekama
pelno paskirstymas ir apsvar-
stoma kiti dalykai suristi SUI
sviesto gamyba ir jo rinka.
Posedziai Kaune tesdavosi
dvi dienas ir is visos Lietuvos
pieniniu kooperatininkai uki-
ninkai suvaziave svarstydavo
ukiskas problemas.
Posedzius laikydavo puos-
niuose Karininku Ramoves ru-
muose. Tankiai Kauno ponai
gaudavo smarkiai apibarti, bet
gan gabus buvo Pienocentro
pirmininkas, p. Glemza, kuris
mokejo ukininkus vienaip ar
kitaip apeiti. zinoma, dar mi
nisteriai atsilankydavo, kalbas
isdrozdavo kad viskas yra da-
roma ukininku gerovei, taip
ukininkai nusiramindavo ir vel
likdavo kaip buve.
Viena syki ukininkai nusi-
state kad nesiskaitoma su ju
reikalavimais. Vienas is di-
rektoriu, aukstas zmogus, pra-
dejo ismetineti sakydamas kad
ukininkai perdaug reiklauJa.
zinoma, klausantiems ukinin-
kams tas nepatiko; nors rektl,
svilpti prizes il nebuvo taip pa
togu, bet ta pona noredami SUI
laikyti kalbant ukininkai pa
leido savo sunkias kojas / dar-
ba: kaip pradejo keli simtal
batais treps5ti j grindis tal
rodos sienos grius. KAHN kall
ia velniava ilgaia butu tesusis
mes kalbetojas laukia kad ukl-
.ninkai liautusi, o jie nesusto-
be treptesi, kalbetojo prasall-
ninui. Tx deka agronomC
Varakojo sumanumui truksmas
baigesi: jis ibego i suirinkima
rekdamas kad nuo lubu tinkas
griuva karininku valgykla,
lei nenustosit dare nuostollu,
daugiau karininkai nenuomos
savo puosnios Ramoves Pieno-
centro suvaziavimui!
Truksmas nusiramino. Bet
kai paskiau apziurejom apatl-
Name aukste lubos buvo swell
kos.
Suyaziavimas kas meta Is
rinkdavo delegacija is IL ukl-
ninku, kuri nueidavo pasvel-
knit Respublikos Prezidenta
A. Smetona ir savo pageldavl-
mus isdestydavo, DelegaclJa
gryzus pranesdavo prezidento
nucmone kai kuriais uklo klau-
simais. Norinciu j ia delega,
CHA patekti visuomet atslras'
davo daug, mes be idomume
dar ir budavo pavaisinami pas
prezidenta.
Susikirtimu suvaziavimas VI
suomet turedavo. Kai centre
valdyba paprasydavo algu pa
kelti ukininkai visuomet saky
davo kad reikia dar numustl
nes ir taip algos perdldeles.
Oar budavo bandoma tuks
tancius litu is pelno skirt PIE
niniu tarnautoju sanatorlJ'
namams, kitaip sakant pallsi'
namams, tai ukininkal atKlfs
davo kad ukininkams nleka'
tokiu nanny nestato. lalgi VI
suomet tas sumas pinlgQ pa
skirdavo Ginklu Fondul.
Be pieno kooperatyvu da
nlatus tinklas ouvo kltos ru :,
sizes kooperatyvu, sic suplrk
davo is ukininku ja7us. 81
kooperatyvai buvo Vadlnan'
zemes Ukio Draugijos koope
ratyvai. Kiekvienas nnlesteh
tur5jo po viena tokl kooperaty
va. Ten ne tik oupirkdavo
=. 81, ;o1v,c Inns. dODlt1
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-29
Pastaba Skaitytojarns

Kuomet negaunate kurio
Dirvos numerio tai prasy-
dami Administrators pri-
siusti j, nerasykit: "Ne-
gavau pereito numerio".
bet pazymekit: "Negavau
mr.. 5, 80, arba AZ. Tada
greitu laiku bus jums pa
s;qsta tas tikras numeris
kurio negavot.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-29

eSVEDIJA isteige tyrineji-
mu Institute isradimui kas dar
galima iSdirbti is medic.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-29
Zavejanti
Chesterfields

Linksmu spalvu raudonos, "a
lios ar rudos puikus Chester
fields! Svelnaus velveteen kali
nieriais . tandziu ar palaidu
stiliu raglan rankovem. Mie-
res II Xxi Is panelems .ir mo-
TERMS. Taipgi daug kitu sti-
liu.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
BoHe-Vernier
Troth Told

MR. AND MRS. BERNARD
BOLLE, 235 Riverside drive. an
nounCe the engagement Of their
daughter, Doris. TO Pfc. Donald
Vernier. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Nernier, North Gratiot.
Miss Bolle is a graduate of
Mount Clemens High School.
Pfc. Vcrnier, who is a graduate
OF St Mary'S High School, was
employed with the Michigan
Bell Telephone Company prev
ious to his induction in the Ar
my He is visiting in the city
this week while on furlouGh
from Chicago Institute of Tech
nology.
No. date has been set for the
wedding.
JOHN BANNOW was err
roneously described in Thurs
days issue of The Monitor Lead
er as chairman of the Macomb
County chapter of American Red
Cross, Actually, John +. Merrill
holds that title.
PATRIOTIC DAUGHTERS of
America Council 43, will hold
public installation Of officers at
Barron hall Wednesday at 8 p.
m. The public is invited to at
tend the installation which will
be followed by free dancing and
refreshments.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
Rehohel
Sheets KOhIer
Troth Told

AN ADDITIONAL DATE for
the fall bridal calendar comes
with the announcement OF the
engagement and approaching
marriage Of Betty Mae Sheets to
Lieut.. Richard G. Kohler
The bridc-clcct is the daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs F. w Sheets,
Is Madison avenue She is a
graduate of Mount Clemens
High school Lieut. Kohler son
Of Mr.. aud Mrs Levi d. Kohler,
OF Normal Illinois, is a grad
uatc OF Illinois State Normal
University and recently received
his commission IN the Air Corps
at Lowry Field Colorado He is
stationed at Sclfridge Field
The wedding viii be an early
fall event.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
Leah P0hIy
Ledebuhr
Pledge Troth

MR. AND MRS GEORGE H.
c. POLLY. LcnoX. Mich have
announced the approaching mar
rage OF their daughter. Leah
Bessie, 20 Don r Lcdcbuhr-SnI
of Mr. and Mrs Fred Lcdcbuhr
of Capac Michigan
The wedding ceremony VIII
take place on August "a, at 3 30
O'Clock In the CONGREGATIONAL
Church AT New Haven
The hrdc-clcct who is "a
graduate OF New Haven High
School and Michigan State Col
lcEe of Education, has taught ~
the Macomb County schools for
the past three years
The couple VIII live ina Capac.
ELIZABETH AND PAULINE
ULLRlCH left today for a two
weeks trip 20 Green Bay, WIS.
MRS BYRON WILLERT and
daughter Ruth, have returned
from Jackson. where they spent
-Sercra+- tttsteS- visiting friends
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
MARRIAGE


Ernest Fox. % 1910 Warren
boulevard, Center Line TO Mar
garct Hill "a asia George ave
nue., Center Line
Jose Mmiz. 81 New Haven;
to Raymunde Escobedo, %, New
Haven.
Eddie Fitz, D, l7048 Lowell
-RnseXille.- TO GLADYS Tucker, 10
2453l AntoInette, Center Line.
Robert Collins. % Of 260O4
Ryan road. Detroit, TO Clara
-,Tcan Cutting, 10, Detroit
Louis Carl Ebert. % Romeo.
to Ruby Ncbold, 20, Almont.
George Gray, %. Selfridge
Field TO Loretta Sandras, 81
Montgomery, Alabama
Max Michael Fox, 25, 10000
jefferson avenue, 20 Lois Grove
25. 10000 jefferson avenue.
Patti Schacfrr, &, 9463 dam.
eson. Detroit. to Ethclecn Blouse
33, East Detroit
Louis a. Rambou 81 San Di.
ego, Cal, to Kathryn l. Hoff-
man, 10, OF 1893 Nine Mile
road East Detroit.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
Gardeners Should Fight
Blight on Vegetables

Victory Gardeners should not
be discouraged il some of their
vegetables are attacked by in
SectS or foliage diseases for in
spite of these pests, a very salts
factory crop may be harvested.
according TO Gordon Morrison,
technical advisor TO the Detroit
OCD Victory Garden program.
IF your corn is attacked by
the corn ear worm, control
should be undertaken as soon as
the corn silk turns brown Then
the silk may be shipped off near
the tip of the ear, Morrison eX-
planned.
Because potatoes and tomatoes
are an important asset every eff
fort should be made 10 forestall
foliage blightS, Morrison con-
tinued Potato growers are
warned that late blight of pota-
toes may be expected in epidem-
ic proportion in August and Sep
TENDER.
"On small paintings, it is re-
commended that spray made
Of bordeaux mixture be used
consisting Of ounces Of copper
Sulphate and 6 ounces Of lime 10
3 gallons of water.
"A dust consisting Of 10
pounds Of monohydrated copper
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27

sulphate and 40 pounds of lime
should curb this serious blight,
he said. Dependable blight con-
trolls are sold ready mixed by
retail dealers who include re-
liable directions for use.
MRS. II. A. MEIER and
daughter, Bonnie Sue, and Mrs.
William SchonSchack, are spend
ing a few days visiting Mr., and
Mrs. A. F. Meier at their sum-
mer cottage at Sand Lake.
MRS. LEONIDAS COATES
and daughter, Carolyn Andrea,
have arrived from Washington,
d. c., to spend few weeks Wis
ting DR.. and Mrs. r. w. Ullrich.
MIR. AND MRS. FRED BOB
CEAN, so MorosS avenue, have
as their houSegueSt their grand
daughter, Ann Bowen from
Louisville. Kentucky.
THE DAUGHTERS OF ISA-
BELLE Queen of the Skies Cir
Gle will hold a meeting at the
X. of c. hall this evening a. 8
o'clock Mrs Zeller will pre-
sent the circle with the closed
charter.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
Cah"Aa, ofCo",i"g G"e"A
TUESDAY,. JULY u

TUESDAY, JULY II
BEGINNERS CLASS in Theosophy, in cubrooms in Jewel
Theatre building, at p. m.
LADIES AUXILIARY of FOE in Aere hall at
DANCE at USO Club. Broadway, 8 80 to II D m.
DAUGHTERS of ISABELLA Queen of Skies Circle X of
C. hall, at
WEDNESDAY, JULY Is
GAMES PARTY in X C. nall, sponsored by Knights of Co
umbuS at 8:l5 p. m.
VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS in Veterans haiti at a,t5
p.
GAMES PARTY at old Eagles hall North Broadway,
sored by FOE Ladies Auxiliary at p m.
RED CROSS Surgical Dressings Unit, MCHS sewing
10 4 p. m.
PATRIOTIC DAUGHTERS of America Council 43, installation
of officers, Barron hall 8 p m
THURSDAY, JULY %
RED CROSS Sewing Unit, Harrison Township hall, 10 M
to p.
ing room, to
DANCE, at USO Club Broadway. 8 30 TO II p. m.
RED CROSS WORK. Masonic Service Cadets, Masonic hall,
at 100 }, m.
CHEST CLINIC Kings Daughters Health Center, to 3 80
m.
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES, in Acrie hall 8 p. m
GAMES PARTY in Veterans hail. sponsored by VIEW post
and auxiliary, at p. m.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
Mount Clemens Girl
TO Mary Army Pilot

NE oi .ae- 'i''' 'F :,
ana mas oC''. en- '.'''" Nan ...e
h'.i'.. fo.>'il O'.'' .'"''' .',, .' 70
F7' '.I'e GAYS '.+..l '' ~ -.
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'i ''.''.'-l' 'l'' ..,n
4, '' .l"''.''. or. -.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27

4 Yes Or put of most Of
your entertaining until cool
weather.
5. 10.
Better What Would You Do
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
EnQaQement Of Moreno Beatty to Major Francis Royal Revealed
Wartime Tips

PLASTIC tips arc replacing
metal ones for cotton and rayon
shoe and corset lacings.
MINERAL OILS for baby
baths are being advocated by
physicians as a substitute for
olive oil, now scarce on mar
ketS.
MORE PAINT will be sold in
fibre body cans with metal
ends until experiments for an
all-fibre Container are Satisfac-
tory.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27

NJ r. A N d MRS. S. r.
WRIGHT FIR O m Brandcnton
Beach, Fla, are guests at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs j. r.
Wright, Campau Lane.
MIR. AND MRS. WILLIAM r.
KELLY spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs William w.
Witt at their summer cottage at
Sawyer on Lake Michigan.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
Q MIND YOUR
MANNERS Q

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>vcripp the following ouc>.
pop> Then checking against
the authoritative answers
below;
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=, na+,, as. On borrow ana
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
YouWomen Who Suffer From
HOT FLASHES the,
chilly FEELINGS

IL you-like SO many women between
the ages OF 80 and 52-suffer from
hot flashes. weak. nervous feelings,
distress Of Irregularities, are blue at
times--due 10 the functional middle
age period peculiar 20 women-try
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pound 10 relieve such symptoms.
Taken regularly-Pinkham COM
pound helps build up resistance
against such distress. II also has what
Doctors call stomachic tonic effectl
Thousands upon thousands OF
women-rich and poor alike-have
reported benefits. Here's a product
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north trying
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
Engaged

DORIS BOLLE, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Bolle,
whose engagement TO Pfc DON
aid Vernier has been announced.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-15
9-BUSlNEsS OPPORTUNITIES
io-APARTMENIS FOR RENT

4 ROOM APT. for rent, inquire 1853
State. l-l9
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-15
Catholics Blast
Divorce Decision

WASHINGTON, Jan. lo.-1of3-
The National Catholic Welfare as
sociation denouncing a recent Su-
preme court decision unfolding Ne
Vada's divorce laws, said TODAY ina.
laxity in divorce laws was one OF
the primary causes of the down.
fall Of France
That situation has been some
what corrected by the Vichy re-
gime, the association said, indl-
rectly praising Marshal Henri Pc
tain. Petain made the securing OF
a divorce more difficult soon after
he came into power, the assocla-
ton said.
"Will we have the same good
sense to move to heal our cancer
of divorce or will we let matters
continue to run their course, OF
even help them along?" the Cath
olic organization asked.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-15

LOST-A ladies tan purse, contents
were money and sugar ratlonlng
cards. Lost bet. Sears Roebuck d
9Th. Keep money, return purse
and rationing cards to Post-Press.
1-18
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-15
i2-WANTED TO RENT

WANT furnished Apt for couple
permanently located in Ell Centro,
centrally located. Box II Post
press or phone 800. 1-l2TF'
Use the pOSr-ritE5S WANT
ADS for results.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-15
LOST, FOUND. ESTRAY

LOST - Black and white LADIES
tweed top coat Reward. Call oIo
or 1860. i-lo
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-15
= Use Post-press Want Ads for Results
28-FARM PRODUCES

GRAPEFRUIT-Fresh picked. 81 90
sack of dozen or more delivered
in town. Packed full boxes $500.
p boxes SITS. ready for shipping.
w. J. Strickland. Phone 87i4Ji
week days before $50 am. or af-
ter pm. l-l0TF
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-15
8-SlTUATIONS WANTED

EXPERIENCED farmer, also trac-
tor driver, in valley 10 years,
with family of five. wishes steady
job Rt. /, Box 174A. 1-18
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-15

WANTED TO CARE FOR in my
home baby or small child. Cabin
8, Valley Auto Court. Lie
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-15
SILVER COMMITTEE
PROBLEM STUDIED

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15. tUP)-
The senate banking committee TO-
day scheduled for next week meet
ing to decide whether the lie OF
the special senate silver investlgat,,
ing committee should be continued
in the new congress.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-15
6-HElP WANTED

HIGH SCHOOL MESSENGER boys
and girls wanted for out OF school
work. Apply Western Union. 11-17tf
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-15
{. E. SPROUSE
W.E.HANCOCK

Since 1914 "The Farm Land Man"
IL mi. West of Courthouse. Phi. 68s
7-9tt
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-15

WANTED-Man or woman wool
presser Suititorium Cleaners, 148
So. 5th. Phone 356. Lie
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-02
JR. NATIONS ORGANIZE
CITY WIDE AUXILIARY

Representatives from leading
churches Of the city were on hand
on Sun, vt the Mt 2i,n Hapt,
Church when q plan was forrauiat
cd to organize i city wide Jr. Mat
rons Auxiliary Ivy Mrs. A M. War
rem in the interest Of missionary
work amon young women of the
city. Rev. r, I, Coy. pastor Of the
host church made interesting re-
marks prior to election Of officers
which resulte! in tire election of
Mrs. A NJ. Warren, president,
Mrs. r. Mccoy, 1st vice pres Miss
llinllc, 2nd vice pres. Young pee.
pie leaders, Miss G.. lrstor ,ocor
ding secretary, Mrs. Swaford
asst secretary, Mrs. Reed cores
pending sec, Mrs, I.acv. trea. Mrs.
Dixon, parliamentaritn Mrs. r
Waught and Mrs. Work was elect
cd as pianist, with installation of
officers is Charge of Mrs NJ. T..
Lockheart..
! The group is looking forward
to the next meeting on April 25th
at the Arch st, B"pt. Church with
Rev. Peter J. Sears as hest pastor.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-02
Stuttgart
BY Willie Slit

Holman Ill., School Sports The
spots pro gram promoted here by
Principal Johnson and assistant
principal Lizzamore is proving en-,
ioyable to the men in service as q
source of entertainment. With nc
provision for a USO the men have
been promoting boxirg matches
Last week featured heavyweight
bout with "Mulc" Hairs and "Tat
Boy" lass, with the former win.
ming the coveted bout. The champ.
ion Is open for all opposition. Side
attrat'on were a middlpwciglt ant
lightweight battle.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-02
ROSA NORRIS Club
lNSTALIS OFFICERS

Installation cermontes for oci
GERS Of the Rosa Morris Charity
Club were held when the club met
at the home Of Mrs. Jessie Rut-
ledge. Mrs. D ID James. president
had charge of the business session
when plans were projected for /,
tea recently held at the YWLA
Contribution to musical side, 81 st
quartettc was on hand for several
numbers and sole were given by
Mcsdames llammons Il Wiley Mrs.
A. M. Hunter president Of the City
Federation Club installed officers
Next meeting VII be with Mrs. I
G. Abner, 1871 High st. on April
8, rs announced ly Mrs. Annie H
Tart, reporter.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-02
Spring Term, Apr. Il,
1913
at the
JOHNSON :
SCHOOL OF
BUSINESS
Nine-sixteen state Street

The six week course OF study
starting April II st eight o'clock
in the morning will Rave scheduled
classes in Bookkeeping. Typewrit
ing and beginners aud advanced
classes in Shorlhand.
This short-ccurse las been
worked out in kec,ing with tts in
creased demand for general clerks,
stencgrapliers TWIST and clerical
helpers with a knowledge Of Book
keeping. Practical lessons with
training in and stressing Of The
most valuable things actually need
ed for immediate application on the
jok will be given prefcie nce.
Persons interested in A business
training AR urged to take advant
age Of tits SPRING TERN as
there viii lie only 1 summer term
this summer AMI starting with tho
Spring term will give those inter
estcd in completing the advanced
classes chance to reach 1hcir goal
For detailed information, cal
d-5325 and Mss Filth M. Carlise
will he glad to assist you. Adv.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-02
STRING CONCERT AT USO

The Spring Concert ANA Fash
ION Review to be presented NJ the
uSO auditorium, Ninth Ynd State
streets April c, offers Splendid
entertainment for all age groups.
Inc Program will consist NJ
brief historical sketches with
songs, music and demonstrations
Of early days Up to our present
time where concert numbers of
mordcrn music will lie fcatureds.
the orchesuera which suggest
mlrdcrn entertainment: noodles
representing the va,ioas busincss
os Of the city VIII depict our acni
cvement and the service Ia the puh
ne today IN contrast to those of
Comedy days
The childres come in for tfoi,
share in the cold school" and
schools Of today. If you still thrill
to the strains Of the wedding
march, you will ENJOY the SCENE
of brides Of difrent periods and
the cd, yet even new woedisg
sings.
The program Is rcnsorcd by tn2
ladies Of the Progressive Matrans
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-02
GIBBS School i. T. A. Closes Il.
Popularity Contest

The Gibbs School p. r. A. met
in the school auditorium ut 2:45 P.
M. on Thursday, March IS. where
children who had participated in
a popularity contest sponsored by
to ?. T. A. where already assembl
ed. ..... -...
"A playlet, "The Star Spangled
Banner, - was presented by The
GA pupils, after which the winners
i'll the popularity contest were ero-
wncd king and queen Of Gibbs.
The winners ware Stanley Smith
and Ba5bie Jcar Hurley. The atten
dahts were David Mack and Lisa
Svonne Barkins.
Stanley is a pupil in Mrs. Wood
'rd's "a room, and nephew of
Mrs. M. i. Mcdowell If Cross St.
The 3A group raised 20.11. Bobby
lean Ii the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Hurley, If 9l5 West
10th st. She is pupil ir Miss Pat
tlllo's "a group, Miss Alma Pea
vcs, the substitute lcEcher ais,
helped to place the ga group as
winners with $1,000. David Mack,
pupil in Mrs. Anthony's Alb group
and Lisa lvonne Barkins in Mrs.
Hollingworth's lB won place rs at
PENDANTS with Sl6,10 end $1E.05
respectively.
Others teachers and their groups
contributed Substantially to a total
Of $131.J 80.
Mrs. G.. g. Hollis. our p. T A
pres expressed appreciation for the
cooperation Of the principal and
teachers.
The Principal in turn said The
p. T. A. has contributed materially
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-02
NIGHT hawks IN REGULAR
M GETTING

The Twenty One Night Hawks
met at their club room 905 Gaines
St. Monday night at 8: P. M. TIE
meeting was called to order by the
acting President, r. @. Burgess
later was presided by the Pres
Dewitt Davis.
Reports were made by the com
mittee On Rules and by. Laws Of
club, DIR. O. H. White Chairman
Riley Johns and Theodore Nedsor
The meeting was very successful
and well discussed ny the members
DR.. O. B. White, was appointed
asst. secretary,
All meetings VIII be called tc or
der by $50 J.. NJ. each meeting
night, as announced by Dewitt
Davis president sd J. n Davis, re-
porter.