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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-26
OTHERS VIEWS
Tx PIG AND THE ORCHID

q me Ft.'r!.
am i farmer NOW. Interested ~
he soil. my sheep and my Pigs.
Easier |, here and Thought |
would BUY some flowers. az al l., isl
u Hover. about Il dollar You snow,
lar NY beloved. told hcr W.
gong Ia: Il har.cu; but SucL'<,.t
up 81 Il florist Shop-only - mi
UIS sign on the door. sold Cat. '
!uIS made nee want flower all
&c more.
called up another florist pine
NHc' and each time got The same
answer. busy" McthInks f.? &c.
must he ra;ioncd, says 10 myself.
~ ! hung up the phone heard
HE voice of Shakespeare say Go
i.i .ltnd not upJu the order Of yOur
gong | went.
There We're cig1. automobile:
1H.N"G ~ front al inIS florists. all
ahead of me. After much mental
exercise raised an eyebrow and
my Limit from one dollar Ia twu dol
lars and went IN. The place was
iulI a. people buying Eater How. ...
| located a clerk but she told IN .
To- wait. | full huur.
Mc3nt.m" all kind AMI Crni ;i"n
%; people came in 10 h''"
them several culorcd people. There
Ma, an order Ton a luilIy-urII4I 49,.
<'t 81 roses for cOiorcd person viii ,
had died. y young boy al polished
! up wanted one dollar ard rhiriv-f'v@
.' = worn. the flowers 10 coincide
IA his coins saved. / raj ed my
from two To five dollars a I'd
! 'vi' sortcr shamcd at that My llttla
',-col!ar bill began - look =. If /.
.ui uCCH Stuntcd.
FINALLY my me came. They took
NC around behind a screen. conf.
"'ntaily like. you know. and SAID
| our ilNC dollar orchids are all old
/ We harC como for fifteen dulln -
"ICh nui here is one we can LEI yo.i
hay" tor seven dollars and half
| 'SCycu dollars and hafl." -a.d /
| "Iur on" iluwcr," Why. that Is ali
! ct for a whole pig. .old :
90 '.r TIT amount ri.
! all of this but seven dollars and =
hall was the lowest pricc-awa?
went the pig.
! mat riGnt. Saturday night. about
| two o'clock | heard bum. bum
| .m ON my front door jumped
| at If bed. rushed downstair.. ,hInf
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-26
iSSN fES,

: i."." &c - .nuI North Caro-
'..r ... ID the arm. Il rrryIcC, ui tn.
tIs'"G stale. according To- :. stale
m"n' made ~ General i. Van Is.
.i,''.. ..uIT:ani General y. {. Ma
tr,tIl GU.Ia. and tate director 80.
."'.rj'NC s"INI",'. ~ Npril 18th. H..
n"iui"s all Vuluu'C"~s and dr,i,,cs.
I'm tn" iir,, World Wa North Caro-
iH.1 sent a total or - 600 men mao
."'.yl',. I'm the War Ectwccn tho
STATE, North Carolina iurEishC.:
about iH".n1n men. and ~ the Rcv-
,lu,lrut.N War about 1000 men.
=. Senator Josiah Turner. .Ir.. #
t".'i@" county. and Senator Alfred
> ''Hc.y. "l Richmond county. mem
n"i, ~ the special session May /;
f." Ma" 18Th. 1861. Governor John
~. En-" had already began war pre-
l.i'.a'ln"- and had ordered the o.
s.. a.cu.i at Fayetteville. and ~,
tai [. =. Forts III the State sCiycu
When ,C.ulutIcnS thanking the go, -
'"'nr fer iRCsC actions were offered
a., e were the only vote; cost III the
!-@l'Ilr.
.. ihlC" Liberty ships launched
90 Wilmington have hcch named IN
''''.i "''''ld'cu WIN
r'TtH Carolina. The T. arc. the Nu-
10y b"". Ii>i whit" child u"rn
~ .I'l "f"iiild- I1"'. the l''u'-
,'' ,'ii E'r' Nv h"h"r "i Mrs. Per-
! ~" Barker III whose home tho
GO nlm, ''h iHf'v M'S held October
d. i'f. ana INC Flora Macdonald.
w. I"ii"r ni INC Scotch heroine. born
D.. " i:"brIdcS III I272. md moved
- Toe. l..
I'E'''ct me III Lea and lived IN
'il' EI'iiiliy i"r lhicc years before
Ct. "i,'iiG !" EnSi"nd.
-. Josiah liifiicr' 'r'. Raleigh
u. t'l'r 'n''"F WI" liN"d III
i"':'' county, pclltlohcd inc North
.."|l'ila supreme Court III 1871 Tor
=, 4Gh warrants Tor governor w. w.
'"ti' N"''hci ~ w. hirk' man
VI" name ct itunnicutt, member
~ MIX militia ana Il Negro. Alex
YUM w; US" q nhcrnocr "i MIX MI
-. INC Warrant was not issued.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-26
SESSION WEDNESDAY
FOR CITY COUNCIL

l'"cHuE" If In" II s,"r Monda"
holiday tod'". tho regular muu'h'v
meeting OF tho Henderson CIV
Council, scheduled for tonight. ".
postponed until WCdnc day evening
of this week. All members of inc
Council were uGiIiiId. F.NC"pi ror
some ICti"n with reference 10 sale
e rrupCli" for delinquent tlx &C
count. only routine btISlnCSs wa. III
prospect for the meeting. II vas said
al the city clerk : Office.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-26
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-26

WANTED TO EuE: STORE BUILD
me On Garnet >l.Cvt, livndcl suI.
\. [. Write y. v. Peace, ONiuru.
N. l. -
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-26
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

s.'....f 1t TIE post office in LENDER
y,r e. C.. - second class mail matte
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-26

PROGRESSIVE OWNERS OF GOOD
property are not only increasing
lhcir insurance protection on ac-
court oil increasing cost of replace,
mcnts, many of them are reducing
their insurance costs by insuring
with us in worcestershire Divid-
end-Daying Mutual Companies. In
sure with us and save the differ
encc. Gates Insurance Agency.
20-tf
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-26

KILL SPRING FEVER Will
cleaning supplies. Euy quality gru-
ceres, ircah meats and irCSu Ncsc-
tables 1t licrbrrt'S Yellow Front
Free delivery, phone i39 1T
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-26

GARDEN TOOLS. GARDEN SEED.
hoes, rakcs, hoe and plow handles.
and light weight farm tools Of all
kinds. Western Auto Associate
Store. opposite Postofficc. ca
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-26

SOMETHING NEW! VICTORY
Waste Baskets at GOc. Letter Trays
III SOC very attractive and sub
*,an'ial. Covers for No. 2 Raliuniiig
Books at 25c. Also many other
wartime items. Affords Printing
oliiCc supply Co. 23-t
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-26

MAN WITH FAMILY DE-
SircS job with Il future. Some
experience in selling and collect
ing and managing small business.
Good references. Write ~. j." cafc
Dispatch for cntcrvicw. 26-27-i
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-26

PIANO TUNER IN Henderson,,
26;h thru 3B,h. Rcpalln!. and .pu,-
ms pianos and rect organs. Pho,
los ~ 900. NiChCEJn % II
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-26
WANT ADS
Get Results

OFFICIAL TIRE INSPECTION STA
lion. Cars washed, fabricated.
polished, batteries rcrhargcd. Gun
gas and oils. l.. +. Harris Guii
Service Station, Ganctt and lior-
ncr SITS, phone ll0g-W. 26-tf
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-26

FOR RENT: FOUR ROOM MODERN
unfinished apartment: separate
entrance. I6J North GmnCtt Street
Ru'. n ". lhurnr. oI-2i,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-26

SAVE MONEI-WE HAVE AN e.
ira uncc stock ui rCimI,ncd ltrpI-
tuic Oh hand including non b,u.
aha spi lnGS. Il. T.. Sattc.vh:tv :.
SOi'S' hNar rlfc Station. 23-ti
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-26

GOOD USED CARS AT REASON
able prices. y look mere VII, CON
Vince you that these cars an.
priced To move. Fords-Plymou,u>
--ChcNrCl"tS, lG3iS 10 lg,Js
Candlvr-lalmCr Motor Co. !J-li
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-26

TIRE liENDQU ARTEES--WE HAVE
the latest official nj nmatIum sc
E.iiuIiIS tire HIS.,TC,I''u ami .upuII-
cation thI iVw iIICN and tIIn,S. 1T
"a ''lr N"u VITA HUtiIn.. iicnuri ~"r,
NH!"..ni"InG Co. III
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-26

| WILL BE AT TIE FOLLOWERS,
places Thursday, April - To y,,-
cinatc dogs; PIncvicw Station ga,
a. III. to II noon, kcnn Town IL ID,
3 p. M, Stephen Floyd'S 3 to ) n
IN. n. u. PaSchall oG-it
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-26

LOST BROWN BILLEOI.D CON
tanning money, gas ration card
Navy pass and other yalr,a,lr
papers, Reward To finder. No,,,v
Thongs Reed, 80 Main 81 81,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09
Jones Named
Superintendent
AT Postoffice
Vet Employee
In Charge Of
Chicago Exams

CHIC AGO amp ~ Prof. 7.
Wesley Jones. veteran postal
worker. was inducted into his new
job Of assistant superintendent OF
mails in an impressive ceremony
In the Office OF Postmaster Ern-
est j. kruetgen THURSDAY. Dec.
81. Several Negro leaders and his
family witnessed the ceremony.
Jones. who has beef In the service
for the past 20 years. IS the first
Negro 10 win the high post IN
the history OF the postal depart
ment. His new duties will place
him in charge OF examinations
that are conducted each month
among thousands OF clerks.
Before his elevation Jones was
foreman Of supply and equip
ment. lie is a native OF Nashville
and received his education there
Including a degree from Walden
University The government EN-
ployee is married and has two
daughters, Mrs Vivian l.. Martin
and Mrs. Inez Russell. Prof Jones
is well known rs the director OF
the Metropolitan Community
church ,oir a position he has
held for many years The choir
has won widespread popularity
under his direction for psrticipa
iion In IA annual Chicagoiand
Music festivals.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09
Nine ear-Od Ferndale Girl Delivers
Welcome Address AT Baptist Meeting

When the Mt, Pleasant District
association convened recently at
the Messiah Baptist church. 20SS0
Gardenlane. Ferndale. Mich. OF
which the Rev. Il. Is. Brintley
is pastor. little 9-year-old Orett
Mae Davis extended the welcome
address. Her address was as fol-
lows:
"To the president. officers and
friends OF Mt. Pleasant District
association
we welcome you TO our pulpit
and 10 every corner where the
spirit NAV lead you. The time has
arrived when Christian families
must assemble themselves together
and worship in the spirit and in
truth. IL We cannot work togeth-
or here. how are we going to
work together in heaven? Then
let us be glad together with the
flowers. the brooks. The trees,
the birds and the grateful show
ers and sunshine. for all OF these
give grateful praise TO God who
IN loving kindness spreads bless
irg along all our way. You are
welcome as birds in spring =
welcome as flowers in May. SO
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09
Death Breaks
Family Chain
Four Generations
Are AHecte d

After twcnty-one wears. death
has made break in the four
generation chain OF mothers and
daughters wht reside al 60l7
Stanford avenue in this city. The
chain was broken Friday evening
Dec. is 1912. when Mrs. Ethel
cleo Edwards. mother OF Mrs.
Florence Williams and daughter
of Mrs. Victoria Burton. died sud-
denly OF heart attack. Funeral
services were held Thursday aft
ernoon. Dec. %. from New Light
BAPTIST church. with the Rev.
Anderson NJ Martin officiating. A
special program was rendered. in
GLIDING solos bv Mrs Louise
Bright and Mrs Mary Hillman.
lnterment was in Woodmere
cemetery.
Others surviving the decea sed
are two Rr nddaushters. Alice and
Melba Williat who complete the
fourth generation her husband,
Plummber Edwards: brother,
Cecil Button. and two sisters.
Mabel Galloway and villa Lowe.
The announcement OF Mrs. Ed
wards death was published last
week. bur on account OF an error
ir one Of the nance 4 has been
feprintad
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09
Card OF Thanks

We wish 10 take this 0ppor-
tunity TO thank all persons who
cooperated with the American
Reanty Social and Art club and
the Girls Service organization In
securing n sufficient number Of
gifts for the ser,icemen stationed
nj Selfrldge Field. Sault Ste.
Marie, and Crosse lille. Michigan.
These Christmas gifts were re.
ceived warmly by the sailors aud
soldiers and we could not have
succeeded In this effort without
your loyal support. The churches,
clubs. and many individuals
throughout the city Of Detroit and
Monroe gave literally Of their
time and money. so that every
Negro ser,iceman In the state Of
Michigan could he remembered at
Christmas time.
We are grateful 10 you for your
cooperation.
Mabel Smith.
President
American Beauty Social
and Art Club,
Rachel Timer
President
Girls Service 0rganlza.
tIon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09
DOINCS IN AND ABOUT MONROE

Miss Vivian Blunt OF Conant
q, enue entertained with a party
New Years night The following
persons were present: Carton
Campbell. James Fleming. jean
cite Fleming. Jessie Hoskin. Billy
anC Augustine Blunt Games
were played and refreshments
served.
New Years Eve Party
Ruby Hardawav gave a party
at her home. COL Church street.
Seventeen were present and they
spent the evening dancing and
playing games. Odena Covington.
Jnanita Covington and Jessie
Hoskin assisted Miss Hardaway
Mrs. Essie Blunt gave a party
for friends. Those present were /:
Mrs. u. Fleming. Mrs. Clarence
Kitchen. Mrs. Lovy Wright Mrs.
Manuel IIoskin and Mrs. Grison.
Sick List
c. II. Campbell II confined TO
bis home because OF illness.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09
RESOLUTION
FOR NEW YEAR
BY RUTH TAYLOR

Resolved; To live with all my
might while I do live"
such resolution is worthy OF
keeping. for II calls for the best
that each and every one OF us
has TO give. Phillips Brooks once
wrote DO not pray for easy lives.
Pray TO be stronger men. DO not
pay for tasks equal 10 your pow
ers. Pray for powers equal to
YOUR tasks. Then the doing OF
your work shall be mo- miracle.
but you shall be miracle"
That's what we need to do this
coming year-to rise to the de-
nands that will &c made upon us
not 10 translate those demands
into what we want to do. Most
OF us can do lot more than we
are doins-most OF us can give a
LOT more than we are giying-ln
our homes. our unions. our COM
nunities. our nation. We must live
with all our might today when the
fight for right is at our very door
steps.
Overseas the hapless people OF
the conquered and subjugated ma
tons are forced into acts utterly
foreign TO their own religious and
national ideals. while the totali-
tartan countries. the souls as we'll
as the bodies OF men are regi-
mented. They hate and worship at
the nod of power-drunk dicta-
tor. But here We are still free TO
think No one can make us do
anything we do not want 10 do.
No one can make us lie. or cheat.
or steal. or be cruel. or intoler-
ant. or bear false witness against
our nelghbor. We are free to make
cur own decisions and we are free
r. do right. We can make a re-
sclve-and we can keep H.
II isn't particularly important
what happens 10 us as individuals
II We stand firm ready 10 fight or
die for those things which we
know 10 be just aud right. But
u - iuipOlidul WHAT We our
selves are. II we shirk on the
Job. II we fail to cooperate. II we
grouse about hardshlps. or II we
don't lift our end OF the load. we
are not only hurting others. we
are hurting ourselves-and we
are not living with all our might
We aren't doing the best OF
which we are capable.
Let's make a new resolve this
New Year. Let's make this world
better place just because we
are in II. Let's work TO the best
OF our ability and then do a little
more. This Is our world and II
will he just what we--you and !
and our neighbors. rich or poor,
black or white. Protestant. Cath
Ole or Jew. in shop or office or
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09
State Choral
Union To Meet
At S,Peters
Composer Dorsey,
National President,
Slated For Confab

michigan Gospel choral
~ preparing 10 attend the
union Invention which will con-
s's'e :, 81 Peters AME Zion
we're In IIamtramck from Jan.
, {, through i'm IS.
rhomas A. Dorsey. noted com.
.r and national president OF
e. union. will be the speaker
~. r.srrsdav evening. Mrs. EDNA
Inu .son national consecrational
nlv ,Sor wnl have charge OF the
su,a period during the
su1 nr 2. r. MCGEE. Cos
IT,, ~, nreachcr. will conduct the
rs Dsl.t hour each dar at noon.
On sunday. ihc Rev. A, Won
=" no q considered In line for
49,. 80 cMr blshopric will deliver the
,rlneIpaI Address
tn. pubpc IS invited TO attend
49,. sessions 81 Peters Is To-
,,,,s AZ Yeamans and Charest.
-. Rev Mr.. Mctcalf Is pastor.
IN. local Gospel Choral singers
.,s appearing each SUNDAY at .
80 IN 'r aver station wJLB. Mrs. A.
au,ehins S director. Mrs. Hazel
pollard pianist; Mrs. Beulah
wor,sn narrator and Bobbie
plaekmon. announcer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09
Nv MRS. HAYWOOD COyINGTON /;

Roy Chappelle OF AZ Conant
avenue spent the holidays with
his mother. Mrs. Flora Chappelle
and relatives. Roy is junior at
Kentucky State college and re-
Gently enlisted in the army air
corps. lie was given year and
a half deferment to complete his
college education.
Miss Jean Covington OF 395
Almyra spent the holidays with
her parents. MIR. and Mrs. Luz
vert Coyington and other rela-
tiyes Miss Coyington is senior
al Michigan State college. Ypsi-
lanu.
Alfonso and Billy Show. sons
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Show OF
Detroit. spent Christmas with
their aunt. Mrs. Levert Coving-
ton of Monroe.
Family Reunion Held
Mr.. and Mrs Haywood Coving-
ton OF Kentucky avenue held q
family reunion at their home
Twenty-eight persons were pres
ent. Those from Detroit were
Mrs. NJ. William, MIR. and Mrs
Theodore Logan and family OF
Hazlett and Mr.. AMI Mrs. Roy
Covington and family OF Tennes-
see avenue. Those from Monroe
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hardaway and
family: Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnie
Hardaway and Mrs. Mildred Mad.
ison. A pleasant evening was
had by ALL
Weekend Guests
Lester Wise and Robert Collin,
OF Gary. Ind. were the week-enC
guests OF Mr.. p. II. Jordan.
Iarty
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09

homemade OF IT, Let's LIVE
with all our might carefully dis
tInguishing the false issues from
the real. while We strive with ev-
cry EFFORT to do and preserve what
we know 10 he the right.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09
Northwest Detroit
BY RUFUS J. CRUM. Jr.

Mrs. Ruth McGriff OF Roselawn
has returned from her two weeks
visit in Jacksonville Fla.
Those who have been indicted
into the Us army Draft Board
4! are John McCauley. Jr.. John
Foreman James Appling. Frank
Brooks. pherocah Brooks. Lois
Taylor Jr. Fletcher Foreman.
John T Horton.
Charlie Perkins OF Roselawn Is
on the sick list
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Crum
ST.. OF Ilene gave belated
New Year dinner party for a
group Of friends Saturday night.
January 2 az 7:3o p m Those
present we're Mr.. and Mrs VIII
liam Mcdonald ~ Wood side
FerndaIe and daughter. Madeline
Mildred and Jean Cathey. Mr.. and
Mrs Albert Owens OF Norihlawn.
Mr. and Mrs Leon d Hutner OF
Roselawn. Leonard Bouldon. Jr..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09
Music Lovers Praise
Second Bapt. Choir's
Rendition OF Messiah

Friend and patrons braved the
heavy down pou OF rain Sunday
evening. Dec. q and almost fill-
ed the church to listen 10 the
fifth annual presentation OF Han
dels Messiah bv the senior choir
OF Second Baptist church.
The soloists for this famous
Christmas oratorio were Mrs
nellie n. Plante. soprano; Mrs
Mary Booker. coniralto: Mrs. FL
sic Lewis contralto: Cecil Reeves.
tenor, and Edward l.ockett bari
tone.
Presiding at the organ was
Mrs. Ethel TAYLOR. church or.
ganist. While at the two Grand
pianos were Mrs Mile C.. Lee
and Mrs. Elizabeth Woodley.
Detroit music lovers declare
that the Messiah was never rem
dered better by any local choir
and great praise was due the
efficient director. Or. W. O. Ter.
rell. for this remarkable task and
the performance OF the Amer
chorus.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09

the Mt. Pleasant District asso-
citation. we welcome, twice well
come to-day"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09
St. James Youths To
Hear Turner Ross

Turner W. Ross. chairman Of
the Board OF Religious Education
OF ST. James CME church will he
the principal speaker on Youth
program Sunday. Jan. 10 at $3.50
pm. az the church.
Mr.. Ross will speak on Negro
Youth. Your Day Is Here" Mu-
sic will be furnished by the Junior
choir and visiting singing groups.
Master William Jackson Ross will
give a reading. BE Strong The
Rev. ]. W. Pettlgrew is pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09

Chaplain Robert training Army
chapans University November s service stripes
uniform he received his
372nd
E. Shelton. Jr. enlisted
Biblical following his first discharge Chaplain SHELTON has
Ind Lexington Chicago
Indianapolis He has been OF Barnes Methodist Church
Indianapolis the
Washington chairman both OF the Metho-
chaplains and
Chapains School Harvard
few before the completion Of the last term and addressed the Metho-
chaplains.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09
PRAISES SHIP AND CREW

NEW tANP) ~ Disem-
barking from the l0.500 ton tSS
Booker T. Washington az an east
coast port. Capt. Hugh y. Mul,
declared the maiden voyage OF
he vessel a Thorough succ
and sale the mixed crew get
along very we'll"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09
Jackson

Miss GLOVE McRa,en ~ ST.,
Louis. Mo. formerly OF Jackson.
spent the holidays with her aunt.
Mrs Dore Jackson. OF 3l2 F. Ma
son street
Miss McRaven Is attending st.
Rta's academy IT, St Louis
A holiday luncheon was given
by Mrs Delphine Smith o, 3o7
+ Franklin street in honor ~
Miss McRaven Those present
were; Mis- Nonette Hughes. Hell.
er Thomas Thelma Brown,
Shirley Holman. and Lorraine
Cobbs
and sister. Mrs. Mary X. Collins
OF 20442 Ilene and Mrs Fannis
Moore OF Kentucky
After dinner Mr. Mcdonald took
top honors al bridge.
La gaceta., 1943-11-24
FL Llanto de 81 Hija
.le Salv6 l. Vida

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 2s.-
III Ilanto &c 81 huita Carolina.
dc tres moses, salv6 Ia vida . IL
Sra. Francis Frught, de "a amos,
que Al despertarse vi6 que sohre
ella avanzAba IN negro con M
cuchillo en- alto.
La Sra. Frught extendi6 sus
manos sobre u etlatura, para am.
pafafla, y critic. Fl negro " NJ
rio en- Il cuello, Ia meiilla dc.
recha, ID lengua v q p6mulo II.
Quierdo.
81 marido se desperk6 = salit
en- persecution del criminal,
quien no pudo atrapaf.
La gaceta., 1943-11-24

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2s.-La
infauteria De marina de los Es
tados Unldos hizo aver un des
EMBARGO "a Is isla eoralIfera De
Abemana. Las operaciones Sc ex-
tienden en- lis lsIas De Tarawa J
Maxim
Iodavfa Sc enenentra tnertt
resisteneia por parte Dc las kro'
pas japonesas. Abemana, llama.
da tambikn Apamana, esta g sl
millns por 81 sureste de Iarawa.
La gaceta., 1943-11-24

hiblcl0n. Algunos de esos hombres hacen
TODD 10 possible para ayudar > remediar es-
ia condici6n. pero desgraciadamente hay
otros que no tratan do ayudar a Ia causa
de los p~eQuenos'.
"El 0nico recurso es permitir a Ia IN
dustria que fabrique de y rellene
sus "~bodegas', MuchOs de npestros mien-
bros va no tienen 'mercancla" para ven-
der.
'sSe asombraria listed 81 suplese GUAM.
tas tabernas clandestinas estan vendlendo
va en- I'll Estado".