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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-24

garden is planted it should be
closely worked and smoothed
out with a rake.
FERTILIZE IN BURROWS
Unless commercial fertilizer
Is known to be unnecessary for
the plot, it should be planted in
a band about 3 to inches wide
and about 2 inches from the line
where the seed will be sown or
plants set. This can be done b.
scooping out a wide furrow
about 2 inches deep with good
sized common hoe and applying
the fertilizer uniformly along
the furroW.
Available for Victory garden
ers this year is a garden fertiliz-
er authorized by joint direction
of the u. S. Department of Agri-
culture and the War Production
Board, containing per cent nj
trogen, 8 per cent phosphoric
acid, and 7 per cent potash. 1t
is labeled Victory Garden Fer
tilizer-for Food Production
Only" and is offered by private
brand name in 5, 10, 25, so and
1OO-pound bags. Ceiling prices
have been established by the
Office of Price Administration
to insure that this fertilizer will
be available to Victory garden
ers at prices consistent with its
quality value. A gr onomists
agree that 3-8-7 grade of ferti-
lizer is probably the best form
ula that can be made available
during the wartime emergency,
the supply of chemical nitrogen
being somewhat curtailed in
comparison with last year be-
cause of war needs.
LESS EFFICIENT
The Victory Garden fertilizer
should be applied at the rate OF
1 pound per "a or Is feet OF
row when the rows are two feet
apart. When broadcast, 1t is used
at the rate of 3 to 4 pounds per
100 square feet and then mixed
thoroughly with the soil. Broad
casting is easier than applying
fertilizer in bands, but except
The echo., 1943-07-16

DR.. and Mrs. R. L. Coleman, who
formerly were staying in the home Of
Mrs. Bessie Williams, are now in new
quarters at the Frank Berry Court.
The echo., 1943-07-16

members of Newell Chapel C. M. E.
Church.
On Dr. Langford's last visit to Me
ridian the church could not accomo-
date the large number of colored and
white people attending t h e revival.
People were seen making their way
to tho chUrcA at least an hour before
time for preaching in order that they
might get seat.
Dr. Langford has pastored some of
the most outstanding churches in the
C. M. E. connection. For a number
Of years he served as Connnectional
Evangelist and in this way thousands
of persons united % the CHUNK.
Don't fail to hear Dr.. L.ngford.
The echo., 1943-07-16
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
CLOSES

Friday night the Vacation Bible
School conducted at New Caanan Bap-
tist Church came to a close The
school had been well attended through
out the session by the children of
both churches. The instructors in
this school were Mrs. Geneva Taylor,
Misses Mary Elizabeth BourdealIx,
Elma Foster and Jennie Ruth Scott
T he beautiful display of articles
m e by the children during the
school showed that they had really
been working.
On Friday they enjoyed a lovely
picnic d Friday evening very,
very interesting progr I'M was render
ed Thus brings the Vacation Bible
School to close.
The echo., 1943-07-16
H.B.A Building Z
TO Be Center OF
Attraction July, 26-27
BIG III. B. A. CONVENTION
JULY 26 AND 9th
II. B. A. TO BE CENTER OF AT.
TRACTION JULY 26 AND 9th

On Monday and Tuesday, July Goth
and 9th, there will be hundreds of
people visiting the H. B. A. Conven-
tion.
iis is election year and at which
tim all general officers, trustees, etc.
will be elected. A large number of
1elegates is expected to attend.
The presidents of the various lodges
Ire sending in quite a few of applica-
tions for new members which clearly
indicates the growth and progress of
the Organization.
Reverend E. F. Young is winding
up thirty-six or thirty-seven years as
President. Reverend R. L. Young is
winding up twenty-seven years as
Secretary. A marvellous D iece OF
work has been done by these two off.
GERS OF the Association. Other off.
GERS serving shorter terms are: Rev
erend r. w. Radcliff, Treasurer: Rev.
erend j. E. Grace, Chaplain and Mr.
4. +. Young, Jr., Vice President.
The echo., 1943-07-16
PRESIDENT JAS. WHITE
SUCCUMBS

News was received in the office last
week of the passing of President Jas
White of Lauderdale. Brother White
had been a local president for good
ly number of years and his passing
was quite a shock. Even though he
had been in ill health for sometime,
no one knew that the end was so
close.
We extend to the bereaved our
heartfelt sympathy in the passing of
this old warrior.
The echo., 1943-07-16
PRESIDENT COLLECTS CONVEN
TION ASSESSMENT A MONTH
AHEAD OF TIME

According to information received
from one of our local presidents, in
the person Of Mr.. VIM. Kinslow of
Waynesboro, in his regular monthly
meeting last Friday night, fifty-two
members Of his lodge paid their Con
vention assessment, which was almost
month ahead of time, that is. the
setting of the H. B. A. Convention
The echo., 1943-07-16
SERMONS

Inc sermons to be preached in the
convention will be of great interest
Two outstanding ministers will deliv-
er the sermons. DR.. r. o. Langford
OF WINSTON Salem, North Carolina.
one OF the greatest preachers that the
=. M. E. Church has produced will
preach the opening sermon.
Dr. "A. l.. Perkins, an outstanding
Baptist minister of Alabama will de
liver the installation sermon. A large
number of delegates, members a n d
friends from many sections is expect-
ed to be present.
Because of the rationing of food
etc, we will not be able to have 8
banquet as we have had heretofore
however the sermons to be delivered
by tn e outstanding prelates, to-
gether wit h many other attractive
features will more than pay for a
banquet.
The local lodge having the first,
second and third highest number of
members present on Tuesday, 200
O'Clock a bove twenty, fifteen and
twelve will be given cash prizes.
Watch the Weekly Echo for other
announcements about this grand af-
fair. A number of local presidents
is scheduled to make short and inter
esting talks on the work of the H.
3. A.
The echo., 1943-07-16

Loaee Nc. 420 is trying as hard as
possible to get as many new members
as she can for the Convention. En-
closed you will find three applications
for membership.
F. S. Posey, Pres. No. 420
Collins, Hiss.
The echo., 1943-07-16

Mr.. Archie Walker uncle of Mrs.
Mary Chillis, passed last week at the
home of his niece on 28th Avenue
after lengthy illness. Funeral SER
vices and burial took place in Ala
bama last Sunday The funeral ora
ton was delivered by his pastor, Rev.
r. L. Young.
The echo., 1943-07-16

DR.. r. 0. Langford o f WhStuA-
Salem, North Carolina vii be the
center of attraction at Newell Chap~
C. M. E. Church in a great revived.
1t has been Aperal yesrv since ir.
Langford visited Meridian IN a reviv-
al. He has kindly consented to come
to Meridian and preach in two
weeks avival fs the pastor n d
The echo., 1943-07-16
About Folk We
Know

Mr. D. B. Young and Miss Ora D..
Hodges were quietly married last
week at the home of Reverend r. l..
Young, who performed the ceremony.
They are now located at home on 28th
Avenue and 10th Street.
The echo., 1943-07-16

Private jerome Smith d Miss
Alma Sudberry were married Satur-
day by Reverend Luke Beard, her pas
tor. Private Smith was home on a
furlough. Mrs. Smith works for the
Holbrook Benevolent Association.
The echo., 1943-07-16

Mrs. Ethel Young was in the city
last week for few days. Her many,
many friends were glad to see her
back in the city.
The echo., 1943-07-16

New Caanan Baptist Sunday School
had very successful Sunday Schoo
drive last Sunday. When all reports
were in they had raised more than
$1,000. Miss Esther Stennis is Supt
The echo., 1943-07-16

Miss Anna Marie Young, VINO was
delegated to the District Conference
and Sunday School Convention helc
at Sweet Water last week, reports a
wonderful session. She also appear.
ed on program.
The echo., 1943-07-16

Miss Mona Mae Burton, who has
been attending summer school here in
the city left Saturday for Lauderdale
for the funeral of her Uncle, Mr.. Jas,
White.
The echo., 1943-07-16
Revival Begins AT
Newell Chapel Church
Tuesday July 20

REVIVAL AT NEWELL CHAPEL
TO BEGIN TUESDAY,
JULY goth
DIR. r. o. Langford of WinstOn-Salem
North Carolina to Conduct
Revival
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Gai,ciic,,.H Hilfstpere
man IN tcuctit 6ai,e

Malbington. Oas ton &erbert g.
2ebman geleitete 6iIfss ltno MebaGi-
!itationsamt 9ibt befannt, oab fir 0ie
S,nrftiibrrra ser ieitens oieier ge-
Dobre in 1uneiien Slt leiltenoen faritae
tlpen slrbeit nun alle erforSerlifea
arrangements getrofien limo unoSreo
& Soebler, Ser Gbef Ser Norbairifa-
afiiiion bes be5eidneten Mmtes, 6.
Ut. JrDer aus San 5rancisco nit
Gnrbfiibrung Oieier sllfgabe betraut
Bot. ssrpar bat iein SaitptQltartier nun
in Tl,niS. Gr mar friiber Silfsbiref-
|tor oes ariegs miieolllnasamtes
uno porDer befleioete er einen leiten=
| Sen Goiten i'm Snoianeridpltoienit in,
Neiten. Nab ben porliegenoen 8erib-
ten beitebt in Salneiieu &offnung al,i
|eine quite @etretoe. .grnte. Sdon III
fiir5er 3eit oiirften 10000 Tonnen
Sl!ioenol periiigbar iein. Meben ser
'einseborenen 8epolferung iinb rs Die
aoh nidt 0i,s hen Snterniernr9s
lagern entluiienen politiiben 6.iibt.
linge, oanen Sic @obltaten bes ams.
rifaniid,en Silisiperfs in SuneIien
jueutefommcm
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Vinoeianot.)
DeuiseAe Mailer!

Wie tpobl allen befanrt iein oiiri-
te, finbet am Sonntae, oen 13. Su.
nj bon 10 ltbr pprmittags biz 6
llbr abenos sic 8abl zines 8s-
idyditsasenten itott Gas 2otal lit
sic 2aborers Sou, 1920 Ontario
Strset. Our Wabl itebt ,uieoerun
EN- Wann ser bereits bier Sabre
Sic Gertretl,ng bat ulo gegenmart'a 4
in 5. Sabr sGeidGitsagent iii. e.
iii fein anberer als W Wuiam (Via,
Meier. Gr lit imnnr aftip in Union
freiien, pertritt oas 8. utihtum in
ieber Weiie unb lit Grdiioent oes
9ilbungsnereins Gintrabt Seoer
ecutihe Maler ioate es iih 5ur
Giliht maiden ibm ieine Gimme
81 geben. Beben Sic sur @abl uno
itlmmen Sic 'iiir 20. 6. Jreies Yar.
fen segeniib.r ser Salle. 9luh iolhe
Mitglieber, oie gegenmdrtig niht I'M
@eruf tnibGitiet iino, baben oos
Med)t 81 mdblen. Gut Cure Eflih!
uno mablt einen iab;gen @ann.
Gin 6reunS.
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Gr: 1Wenn bu mid bod nidt i'm.
mer unterbreden spollteit, uGbrenb idl
ipred)e! Cue i'd 6as. etapa, tuenn bui
[ipridtit?"
@ie: uNein, hi fdsafiteim."
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pet,Kc,,,crte
Sm Bublic gfaroitorium ieoe Mahe
bonn i6. ,Suni an.

Gleuelanbs pierte Sailon t,on
Rop- -&on5erten in Dem 1pie elm Garter
ausgelegten Hl!blic Mubitorium begin,
Hen am t6. Suni inter 2eitl,ng po.l
Ir. Glloolf Ning.patl uno ,perben jc.
o,n Mittlpocb, Jreitag nne 'Sanrstog
nm $3.50 abenos geseben. @eim erlten
&cn3ert ON 16. SUM tritt ser be.
r:ihmte Observation-Disclosures 2arrp
9oler nnO ser Eianofiinltler gnuti
Goois uno. Wsar9aret Sreafs ala
Sopraniltin auf.
2as Glebelano SrbeIter iebt iic.)
aus iiber 70 Wfuiifirn Suiammen, Sic
meiitens Mitalieoer oes Gleuelano
Spmpbpnic Srheitcrs iino. Ser Gin,
tritt, lit bon 80 Gents bis $1.4O ein-
lhlieBlit Staner.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-10

einen i,neiinItigen ginorud Bel sen
liberalen slnbangern Ser @epolution
mafte.
.gei Der MusipaM ser Wdnner ba=
5e ib ibre S6eologien nnb Senoen5er
bOllig iiberlebel,", 10 iiibrte Mt,rio,,
aus, ~uno natr an ibre tebniihai
5a6igfeiten gcbad)t, "a ib Der 9ln1iht
mar, oab Ser 1riunrpb ser patriot
ilben Heuolution alle Mrgentiner bin-
ter oemieiben Soeal sl,immen-
oeihloiien bnben lpiiroe Ser
BroBe."
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|lino ais @i5cprG:' ''bcnt frirb er braud,,
bar iein fir SIC 8elslihaft. SIC Sn.
b,itrie l,no sic gepolferuns.
Serr Gecmnh. tpnrhe 1893 ruu scr
illuminating y, ongeltellt. Nit rs
,lahren arbeitfts er IN elmer Sarbcn
'c5r.f, oils ar hnrtt faB nan fiir Nas
Elnaboga @eb.r.Ne ainan Nalritu /.
l,erateur ilidtc unN 10 illtt, III lul
zen GoIten Oil. 'bcr ic.| mar bci STR
eliminating g. eingctrcten unN h,!
WaW nit oem ih Iprad,, offerierte
mir cine slrbeit als Seller ser 2inien-
legungsgruppe. Sa ih OH Gleftrisitot
irtercIliert .rnr ! lpie ea oud; heutc
ie S,mgen iin> nuhEl irG sic s!:-!:si!
in. 3u ser 3s:t bate bie 6eicllIhaft
rod tal,m 500 aunhen, Sic C!eitri3i,
.at nur fiir 2tl ,llat::"e heniittcn,
rnh bentc bat s." Sirnl 300, ,O0OGun.
Oen, sic glaftrisitGt fir tauienoerlei
,,!uecfe baniiseu
@roBe Gincc inc Dor scr Glr.tr:'
'c)en Snouitrie ii 80 Nahren fertis
lebrat)t morse,l. lber scr auSltcbcnNr
Grfole lit uno rtciGi Air &erioreung
Ser Suouitrie nit 2ibt- ltno Strait.
Sienit, beroorgerric, ourd, Sen Griao.
S!uf Sr.,no ser Sorbereitung Ser
,s.'rl,itrie lpar u ,iineuS &rait I;ir
&riegsproollftlon porhanoen, lpoourd)
|>.r &rieg pert:lrji uno Ser Sicg
friiher errllngen aperoen miro unb aud,
Sc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ijicn bcI's.,
miro.
rNaf Dem &ricg," iagte &ermooc,
.i,iro glmerifa 'urh einc ,feit IcI
'Icftriid)e., 9eter, gehrn, in ser Glcf.
..isitGt uaaeahn piel sur Trooutt y
nnS Groiperitdr, Beiunobeit mA
t3liif beitrager 10 rh, luo0ard' bie
S2clt mcbr 5i0ilIi' T: sneroeu Diro."
--O-
- llnteritiisen gle bic in uuierer
8eitung an3eigenoen 8eif1ftsleute ]
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| frances vrcette Hat,>"
eibt SIC crlceenkeit
Ncr 2luiierten ~

Maorio. @eneraliiiimus 5rancos
Sauptaiiiitent in Ser ipaniihen Me.
5ierune erflGrte, baB Die @ereinigten
Nationen trob ibrer @erl,,ite Gle 8elt-
lneere beberrIden uno Ole Md)ie niht
in ser Sage geiueien lit, nit ibren
lls8ooten bie unegatipe Seeberrid)aft"
gu erringen. &apitan 8. 6. @lancos
GrflGrung .rar in elmer ieiner ieltenen
lteoen entbaltel1. Gr ilt llnterltaats-
iiefretdr Der ipaniiben MegierrnG uno
ieit Sabren Srancos redte Sano.
Garrero @lanco, ser Dor ser agl.
8eograpbiIhen 8eieaidaft iprah, ap,
peaierte INN cine srobe ipaniife Ma=
.ine. vgnt1peoer mir iino cine See
niad)t ODER tuir iinb 0aialen". mar ser
0crnplmft ser Hebe. M5er ehe er Dies
liaete, gab er eiren lleberblif iiber o,e
SIottenaipette oes &rieges. Son Del
IiPn eriten Gag an 10 itellte er felt.
|bobe GnslanNs 5lotte iegliben Ssean1
oerfebr ser ghIenmdd)te unterbunoen.
Wenn Ole 9ldje cine Seemadt mare.
batte lie bereits ibr Gnoe gef,,noen
Sic fonnte nur fortbelteben, ipeil lie
|elre 9anomladt lit, Die iid) ielblt er-
bdlt uno nun nit ll+8ootsn l,no Slug
laengen periud)t, bic Seeberrid)aft an
lid au reiBen gnglanbs Seite be.
lherriht Die Weere. Gr perliert cine er.
heblide 3abl pon @anbelslbiffen, bel
15er trobbem bie poiitine &erritait
IOie Mdie bat teinerlei S5ean I8erfeb,
I'nS es nrl,b abgetuartet waroen, Oh liz
Sic neeatipe &errihaft erringen fann
oie iie 10 berapeifelt a,ltrebt.
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2lrecntinicn bat >rci
prGiiNcntcn II, elmer
Uchc
Sd)luB bon Seiie |.

yialulOn. ser Saitillp ourh einell
Staatsltreif am borigen sSreitag ab.
geiebt bate, erflGrte ser slliociateO
FreB, baB Sic internationale Gage oic
ygrunblegcnoe ltrlate" bes WfilitGr.
auntanOes mar, Don Sem er iagte, Dab
er .unentbebrlih mar, nm bie Sage
au retten uno Die iIolierte Sage an be.
ridti9en in Ser mir uns iebt in 10 I'M
Aerebtfertigter @eiie befinben. @cs
ieinen 9fiidtritt anhetrifit, 10 aab
Hatulon 81, onB hie betpnt fonierpo,
tioc Saltl,ng GINGER 'einer Miniiter
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9lacs iiberfii1t.
Cine iunge bitbide Game iteigt elm
Gin illuger Mann erbebt iib 10
fort.
Die illnae biibihe Game iast:
n'Sebr liebensepiirSig. aber ih ltabe
lleber!"
Grroteno iast Der inuge Mann:
.Hein, ih -"
"@irtli6 3l frellnolih," unter
brid5t ibn Die Game, uaber ib modt,
lteben."
80, ih -"
.9u lieber 0inmel. iilro Sic BEN:
10 ideper bon 9ceriii9 SD mill iteben
5leiben!"
nIber i6 ="
Isle Iangen an, midi su langpei
len. Setsn Sic iih Soh nieoer bin!"
Ger jilnge Mann gerSreifluns IN
Der Stimme: sd mill mid gar mid,
biuiesen, icb bdtte ia idon an Ser
uorigen Citation auslteigen miiiien!.
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@ll,.iielini icu perriisft
oetpcrNcn icii,

2onoon. Sm letten Sabre nar be-
reits gemelbet ipuroe, oaB 8enitp
Muiiolini idtper frant iei uno 5ipar
an Sers- uno Salsleioen. 9iesmal iii
cr aber gan, nnb gar i'm &opfe franf
unb er ioll balb in Gin Srrenbans
iiberfiihrt merben.
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Manager. Mebrera
Sabre .rnr Serr
&ermpoe befannt
als Elm lpcrtpouer
Mann Ser Gleftri-
itben 9iht- lno
&raft Snouitric
Iaet Gbcn q. Sraip,
ioro, Yr1Iioent Ser
@ei> lifaft. 8db,
reno ieiner 50idhri-
gen Iienitseit bot
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or oiele neue Gerbc',errrger cinQe.
'i;brt, oie i'm gan5cn onnSe cncrfclntt
louroen. gr III cin barter glrbciter.
ratiirliber SS':brer ms nn-rr 0canl.
ter imo bet ta:, "nN, oan S.clmhcn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-10
Gleuelanc Glcctrie
illuminating Gen,pan,
Gr,nSblt nenen @i3e-GrciiScntcR.

Serr Sobn Z. &ermooe nnlros benz
Iireftorenrat ser Gleuelano electric
eliminating So. ais Sise- -HrGliN. III
crnGhlt. Serr &ernloop Iar 80 Sah
&c nit Ser 8eleIlidJaft mo iii; Sic les
I'm iefs SsaJrc mar er Stills General.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-10
.Ghemifer miro peoen
Nufmieoelei perurteilt

pittsburgh, ga. Ger aus Deutif-
lano i'm Sabre 1926 eingeapanoerte,
.aturaliiierie Gbemifer Or. 1rans
Jiebler. Der in perid)ieoenen bieiigen
RiiItl,nssaperfen Ieitenoe Steuungeu
befleioet bate, ipuroe I'M 8unoesge-
rid,t tuegen Muitpiegelei 5u aebn Sab-
zen @eidngnis lmb $4,000 @eloitrufe
uerurteilt. Ser 50jdbrige gbemifer,
ser i'm eriten Weltfriege auf oeutiher
Seite mitgefdmpft batte, befannte
iid. fdulois, einem friid) einee5ogenen
Refruten I'M Cftober auf elmer aarte
aeihrieben gu ba6en, 6aB Die amerI-
fanii9en Truppen muir .engliihe
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES utb Yfdnber fir
Sic Gnsldnoer, DoIf6e.piiten uno Sl.
Den ieien."
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,WfiIfiun to Museolu" beginnt hente
0pnnerStag, 10. Smni.

Seute Gonnerstag begitnt ser nrue
,Silm ser @arner Bros betitelt ,Wiii
lion 10 Mpscoip" i'm SippoNrIulc
Sheater NIT ySalter Suitpn l,lO 9(nn
Saroing in ben Sitelrouen. Der slim
bat ais @rnnolaae oas bon urierm
'rii5eren gotit5aiter in &ublano,
!Serrn Soierb e. 9auies. beraussege-
zone Bud, .Wtiiiipn 10 Moscon;". Tas
S.la beginnt nit elmer hcriitnten
Gerlanrmlllne ser Siga ser Nationer
in 8enf I'M SUM 1886, o;c iid UNI
Sailc SelaFiie ;rst;t, uno 5eiJt mic sic
,itla angrcift, seigt Setle nus SEM
Spaaiiben gitraerfriea iapeniioien
C'n.aarif nah China, 2ieierung opn
Nu&tlattung Oil 6rancp, @nE'tarhies
rnug BON Gbira uno Niid5ug CHANG
,Tai Sbef, Gn12iang bon IaplcS bur 4
Trdiioent &aliuln, SiplpmntenbaG al
oMn 0otihaftcr BON Chm >sapon,
,,talien, Seuti,i lono, Srcrfrelh unS
england ioipi, Dtarid)au Iilnpicbeufo
!eilnebmen, unb ppri0nlidc &oniercn5
OH Tapies nit Soief Stalin. Ser
Slim muroc pun Nrbert Nifner her.
rslteat, rorbere;tet bon 6prnrO Sod
unter 9eitung BON Midpael Curtis.
is .rirfen nod nit auSer Sen gennnn=
ten eleanor Ynrfer, HidnrH SraoiS,
Ncorg Spbias. Oscar Son'olfa. Gene
0odbart unS S>slmut Tantiuc.
= Srot ser geltiegenen Ginfoms
men lit in sen meiiten Saihen olc
linterbilan5 beiteben geblieben.
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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1943-01-06
Set Date for
Performance
OfOpera

Jan 20, a Friday, is the date On
which the earning opera, "HanSel
and Gretel' will be presented by
4 group of talented singers under
The sponsorship of the Ten ThouS-
end club.
This announcement was made
Wednesday by Mrs. Ben Hulse,
club president. the production be-
mg given under the clubs auspices
with all proceeds going TO tho Red
Cross surgical dressings center and
other war activities.
The performance will be open to
the public and is to be an out
standing presentation with attrac-
ave costumes and scenery to add
10 the beauty of the music.
Groups CT the singers are to APP
pear before various local clubs, pre-
senting excerpts from the op.a
rs q means of demonstrating the
opera merits.
Wendell Waterman is director
and MIS-. Charles Bartholomew,
pianist.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1943-01-06
Farewell Parties
For J.N.Clav

j. N. Clay, who left this week for
Fl. Macarthur where he is to report
for duty with the United States
Army, has been guest of honor at
number of farewell parties.
Among these was che given by
the Baptist young people Sunday
evening, Mr.. Clay being an officer
Of the B.YP.U., as well as church
treasurer and trustee.
A program of music was present
ed which included a duet by Mrs
Clay and her sister, Tonic Sue Nc
Christy, with violin accompaniment
by MI. Clay and special number
by servicemcn in attendance.
MI Cla% was presented with q
Bible from the group. After the
program refreshments were served
Monday night Mr. and Mrs
Hampton Forman entertained ir
Mr.. Clay'S honor, inviting Mr.. and
Mrs. Clay and other friends tC
join them at dinner that evening.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1943-01-06

Names. made to order: Deanna
Durbin, whose real name Is Edna
Mae Durbin. was named "Deanna"
by her agents secretary, an avid
nLmerogolist who thought the name
would click. 1t did. q. . Irving Ber-
Ems real name is I;real Baline.
When he wrote his first song he
signed it I. Berline" so his New
York East Side pals would not
think he was Sissy" for writing
music You pronounce the
French name Cachoin "showshwan."
A little girl named Lily Chauchoin
found her schoolmates in New York
calling her "shoeshine.' So she
changed it TO Claudette Colbert
When Gus Edward chose Dorothy
Mullican TO be a member of his
theatrical troupe he gave her what
he considered was his second best
stage name-Lola Lane. His best
stage name had already been Civ
en- out 1t was Lila Lee.
Paramount found Cara Lou
Sheridan in search tor Eeauty'
cantest and renamed her Ann. q.
When Warmers signed Jules Gar
field they changed his name to
John Garfield, then decided the
name didn't sound American
enough until he reminded them
that James Garfield was once
president of the United States.
Sam Goldfish borrowed the last
thee letters Of his partners name
Arch Selwyn, AL became Sam
Goldwyn.
Lucille lie Sueur. received the
name, Joan Crawford, in fan
magazine contest . A COM
! munity playhouse director short
ened Bert De Way'ne Morris to
Wayne Morris. Mickey Rooney
was born Joe Yule, Jr. He was
first called Mickey when he star
red in the Mickey MCGUIRE Come
dies. The studio selected Rooney
because it was Irish. :. The long
est theatre marque in the world
would not hold Leopold StokoWiski's
real name-Leopold Antoni Stanis-
law BoleslawowicSz StoloWiski.
Dorothea Schaffer became Doro-
thea Kent after Kent collars.
Robert Taylor VS. Spangler
Arlington Brugh and he was named
for his father DR.. S. A. Brugh of
Eilley, Neb. AS boy he was
known as Arlington. When he
was signed By Metro, Louis B.
Mayer decided nobody would be
able to pronounce Brugh. Robert
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1943-01-06
.HoI+viIIe Club
ENJOYS Program

HOLTVILLE. Jan. Ga fascinat-
ing talk on the Hawaiian islands,
describing life in that section, the
scenery, the customs of the natives,
etc. was given for the Holtville
Junior Women's club Tuesday night
by Mrs. Robert Hawk, who, with
her husband spent some time III
Hawaii.
Mrs. Herman Smith delighted the
group also with several well sung
vocal solos.
During the business meeting
plans were made to operate the
Holtville scrvicemen's canteen on
Sunday, and screens. the gift of
the senior and junior WOmen's
clubs. were presented to the civic
center.
AT the conclusion of the meet
ing, refreshments were served by
committee composed of Mrs. Sam
Webb, Jr., Mrs. Fred M. Brown,
Mrs Lewis ID. HartShorn.