davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-31
POHRBY.

- We stfedu, %. prosince
zemrel nahle ma srdecn1 nemoc
v Johns Hopkins nemocnici pan
Josef Shimanek, 2OO2 Noel
derry ulice (dTfve bydlel 1909
Ashland Ave. We start 81 ro-
XII. Narodil Sc v Baltimore.
Byl game warden" v Mary
land Conservation Department
tn. Zanechal zde truchlfcl
manzelku pf. Mary Shimanek
(roz. Nickel), l syna a 2 dee
ry. Prinalezel k Santa Maria
Council K. of C. a Ike Dem. Klu-
bu Ceskych Mladfkd 7. wardy.
Nosici rakve byli clenove Con-
servation Dept.
Pohreb konal Sc v patek, "a.
prosince re Cvachova Pohreb-
niho Domu do kostela sv. Va
clava a odtud ma hTbitov Nejsv.
Vykupitele "a assistance vldp.
Ponyaka.
" pondeli, 27. prosince
zemrel nahle ma srdecn1 nemoc
o. Frederick Schmeizl, tesar,
1919 N. Washington st. We sta
RI So rok1. Narodil Sc v Balti-
more a zanechal zde manzelku
pf. Elisabeth Schmeizl.
Pohreb konal Sc re Cvacho-
va Pohrebniho Domu We ctvr-
tex, 80. prosince do kostela sv.
Ondreje a odtud ma hrbitov
Nejsv. Vykupitele.
" 1tery, %. prosince zem-
rela v Sinai nemocnici ma zapal
pile vdova pf. Mary Semaly,
1890 S Decker ulice We start
SO let. Narodila sc ma Sloven-
sku a do Ameriky prijela pred
5Oti roxy. Pfinalezela ku spoil
kim: Oltafnfmu a Fanny Ma
RE Levocske.
PohTeb konal sc v patek, 81.
prosince z Cvachova Pohfebn1-
no Domu do kostela sv. Vacla-
va a odtud ma hrbitov Nejsv.
Vykupitele.
- We stredu, 20. prosince
zemrela ma zapal Pile staTenka
krajanka pi. Marie Neuman,
vdova pc Vaclavu Neumanovi,
v dome sve dcery pl. Viktorie
Kilianove, 6O6 N. Chester ulice
Bylo il sc rok1. Narodila Sc v
Jachimu, Ceskoslovensko. PTi-
nalezela ku Sboru Vlastimila
a delegace Sc Sc zemrelou ses-
trou rozlouci a il ma posledn1
ceste doprovodf.
Pohreb Dude Sc konati v pa
tex, 81. prosince We 2 hod. od-
poledne z Cvachova Pohrebn1-
no Domu ma Cesky Narodni
hrbitov. Zemrela zanechava
zde 2 syny a 2 dcery.
V utery, FL. prosince zem.
rela p1. Elizabeth Hahn, vdova
pc p. Adolfu Hahn, 1913 Cher
ry St., We start 60 rok1. Narodi-
la Sc v Anglii. Pohreb konal sc
lv patek, "a. prosince re Schi-
mGnkova Pohrebn1ho Domu ma
Loudon Park hrbitov "a asis-
tence Rev. JOS. Peaslee.
V patek, "a. prosince
zemTel v Cambridge, Md, vdo-
vec p. Andrew Schulze, 2434
E. Eager ulice We staff 70 rok6,
Byl ma o%dpocinku. Narodil Sc
v Nemecku a do Ameriky pfi-
jel pred 59ti l6ty.
Pohreb konal sc v 1tery, %.
prosince re S~chim1nkova Po-
hTebn1ho Domu ma Oak Lawn
hTbitov.
- V nedeli, 26. prosince
zemTel v Marine nemocnici o.
Ralph Ricciuti, 2615 E. Madi-
sou ulice We start "a rok1. Ia
nechava zde manzelku pi. Ma
ry Louise Ricciuti, roz. Pillier,
syna Alberta a dceru pl. Mari
Schaumm. Byl clenem Ameri-
can Legion - Veterans of For
eign Wars.
Pohreb konal Sc We ctvrtek,
80. prosince do kostela sv. Ka-
tefiny a odtud ma Baltimore
National hrbitov.
" pondelf, 27. prosince
zemrel v Naval nemocnici v
Annapolis, podlehnuv popale-
ninam ktere utrpel ma Stedry
Vecer, kdyz jeho d1m shorel
krajan Frank Hladky, Elkto-
Evening star., 1943-09-22
Nazi Propagandist,
5dyChurhin Ignored
All Negative Factors
Rr the Associated Pres

Rr the Associated Pres
LONDON, Sept. 22.-1he Inter
national Information Bureau. Naz!
propaganda agency, quoted German
political circles last night as saying
Prime Minister Churchill stated
everything positive for bhe Allies in
regard to the war situation. whereas
he suppressed everything negative"
in his speech before the House OF
Commons yesterday.
The bureau, declaring that M<
Clnirchill's purpose was to- meet ex-
pected criticism, said further in 4
broadcast recorded by the Associated
Press:
That Mr.. Churchill, in his intro
shction before the House. presented
an elaborate history Of past cam
pafgnS whose value had been altered
by the present turn Of events.
That regarding the continuation
ot air terror attacks. emphasis is be-
ing laid in German quarters On
strengthened defenses" and zone
day facts will speak an important
word in this respect"
That Mr.. Churchill chose a favor
able moment in sea warfare to DEM
onstrate mathematical tricks" and
that his admission that U-boat ac-
tlYity again was t1aring was noted
with interest.
A Berlin broadcast recorded earlier
by the Associated Press said the
Prime Minister'S statement that no
Allied merchantmen has been sunk
IN the North Atlantic in the
past four months was confirmed by
competent military circles in the
Reich capital"
Evening star., 1943-09-22
=.
Roosevelt Commends
u. 5. Ship Workers

b. he Associated Press
NEW YORK. Sept. 22-Ppesident
Roosevelt told the Nations shipyard
workers today that our men and
our Allies will surely win because
we at hepe are providing the ma
Srfals OF war necessary for victory"
IN a message TO the ninth annual
convention of the cIo Industrial
Union of Marine and Shipbuilding
Workers of America. the President
offered commshdation for "a job
weH dene," and urged" workers to
continue eroductsna with ever
Increasing sscs''
Today on the shores of Italy, Of
New Guines and che Solomons, the
message said, americas fighting
men and their Allies are charging
against the foe, carrying to. them
Nth srs Setecrinsfia-7 nf nee roen
2 'ots1 es.g Tn,se daily snc .,5n o..
o., icI0rs s.s rre-eo0 ~ 4
,Heee-ia,sus ~u'te.
To rb,; ~7ro sui,a s.s ~ Z. my
eonn.ehoatioA ict 700 well e.C..e.
At The same lime. urge you to con-
t'nlH win vsr.ilicressins pace rour
wors in the Ns stfon's shioyaros. Inc
chances your sCns, brothers and nus
bands have OF coming nome are in
direct proportion to the work you
PIT Ia on your Job"
Evening star., 1943-09-22
Ambassador Gauss
Returns TO Chino
BY The Associated Press

BY The Associated Press
CHUNGKING, Sept. 22.-Away
from China since March, when he
went home for a consultation with
the State Department and for medi-
cal attention, United States Am
basSa dor Clarence E. Gauss returned
tooay and was greeted by officials
of the Chinese government.
At the same time China's de-
termination, to 90 her full share in
defeating Japan was emphasized by
Chang Tao Fan. minister of in
formation. who said at a press con-
ference that great attention
should be paid to the recovery of
Burma and the reopening of the
Burma road. But Chang said snv
one expecting campaigns of great
magnitude all the time" in a pro-
tracteo war Wss bound to be dis
appointed.
Evening star., 1943-09-22
Big Allied Formations
Roar Over Channel
BY The Associated Pr

SS inc Associated 1s6S
LONDONs,Sept. 22-TwoSbie for
nations of Afhed planes roared Out
oser the Strait of Dover This morn
nag TO attack ebtectives on the
continent in A continuation of the
Daylight air Offensive i
The last hrge-scale raissdawere
made hst Thursday When Flving
FortreSSes hit Nantes ind Raj
night bofnbers struck al the No.
Cane Alpine tunnel American Ma
sra aHers have borne the brbs5t of
the aerial warfare of the last three
GAYS olF of four, raining destruc-
bon on German airbases.
Sermsn air raiders scattered a.
Few bombs over East ANGELA and
Southeast ERgland last night, ca1s-
ing some dsinRae and casualties, the
MINISTRY OF Home Security an
houneed, but the raids were nst on
large scale
Sigh -,3ny sst;vtev asso .-ss re-
fAor.en orfr Nor.ilA a~s~rr snd Esx'.
frn SngisRd. on, no narns at IN
,@F-Se arass
rwo s',omy p.s1Hes W.. ,s>,'r,.. -
HFcr BEitain auI1ng tie ais-it. u.
was snn6unced.
smericsa medium ten1yers e&s-
rerdav gave the air base AT Beau
"alstilIs, halfway between Paris and
me coast. its second haaTaering IN
Two days while RAP Mitchells
Bombed the Lens e4ke ovens.
Evening star., 1943-09-22
Charles P. Taft Heads.
Cast Indies Rehabilitation
sy ire A~ocfsted pr.sr,

bS Ire associated PreSs9
The State Department today an
nounsed appointment Of Charles P.
Taft as head OF all United States
reha bilitation work for the East
Indies and Mslsya.
Mr.. Taft has been director of the
community work services of the
Federal Security Agency since 194l
AS representative OF the State De-
partment he will head an interde-
partmental committee composed of
representatives of various agencies
interested in economic problems in
each Of the two areas after their
liberation.
Mr.. Taft. a former Cincinnati
lawyer, was chairman of the Fed
eral Steel Mediation Board in 1897
and long has been connected with
Government and community Serv-
ice.
Evening star., 1943-09-22
Allies 10 Get 10 Pei.
OF u. ). Produce in
1943, 5tettinius Says
Bv The Associated Press


SAN FRANCISCO Sept. 81. -
Lease Lend shipments from the
United States to its Allies are being
increased and this country is doing
everything possible TO expedite aid
TO Russia and China. Edward r.
Stettinius. ir.. lease-lend admins
TRAITOR. said today.
Ten per cent of our farm products
in l943 will be exported, he said,
compared with per cent last year.
For the first six months of 1943,"
he said. we have been able to ex-
port II per cent of our eggs COM
pared with the 10 per cent annual
rate in 1912; 141a per cent of edible
fats and oils. compared with 13 per
cent. 20 per cent of dried fruits.
compared with 1872 per cent: the
same amount Of canned vegetables
eight -tenths of ! per cent; about
the same amount of dried beans l3
per cent?: but lesser amount of
milk. % per cent, compared with 34.
Meat exports have increased to the
annual rate of ~ per cent. COM
pared with per cent in 1912.
Exports TO Russia have been vir-
tually all food in preference TO
munitions because of the desperate
food situation there caused by the
scorched earth policy, he said
Mr.. Stettinius gave his summary
of lease LEND developments in an
interview after he arrived to par-
ticipate in the transfer of Liberty
Ship TO China, the second such YES
sci conveyed to that country in re-
cent days.
Before victory is won. we've got
TO build more, fight more and buy
more War bonds. Buy at least a $1O0
hOnd during the Third War Loan
above your regular bond buying.
Evening star., 1943-09-22
Princess, u, Approved
As British Councillor

BY The Associated Press.
LONDON. Sept. 22.-Commons
agreed TODAY that in the future
when King George VI is absent from
the realm Princess Elizabeth NAV
serve as one OF his councils of state.
The King requested the Houses
agreement.
Evening star., 1943-09-22
Price Violation CHARGE
Against Butcher Dropped

The United States attorneys Of
flee yesterday dropped price CELL
ing violation charge against Max
Chldel, operator of meat stand in
the o Street Market
According to Carl Berueffy. chief
OPA enforcement attorney, the case
was nolle pressed because of insuff1-
cient evidence.
Mr.. Chidel was charged with the
sale of veal cuIlet at so cents. 10
cents above the price ceiling, to
Emma Green. 1900 block Kendall
street NV. The $500 collateral post
ed by the defendant at the time
the charges were filed was returned
to him.
Eight other butchers charged with
meat ceiling violations have been
permitted to withdraw hot guilty
pleas and forfeit half of $500 COL
lateral on recommendation Of OPA
attorneys
Buy War bonds today so that
you can face your fighting sons
when they come home. and ssv.
Il did my share toward victory, too.
Evening star., 1943-09-22
Fronk M. O'Brien Dies
New York Sun Editor

Ry he Associated Press
NEW YORK. Sept. 22.-Frank N.
0 Brien, So. whose rise from an SO
q week proofreaderS helper to be-
come editor of the New YORK Sun.
died todav. u '- / been editor of
the Sun since 1925.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-01

mi bo kdaj odpustil? o, sal
nisem vredna! Kamenjajte me;
France, Tone, kamenjajta me-"
Valjala Sc je ma postelji. Bla-
zine so pekle, odeja jo je tezila,
pod MO je zgalo, zgalo.
Bala Sc je naslednjega dne.
Kako DO segla Francetu v roko,
kako Tonetu? Kan bo gledala?
Kaj porece?
Iskala je besede, nj jih ma
sla. .
Telo je gorelo, zgalo kakor
ma zerjavici. Pozno v noei je
zatisnila oci ter zasnula.
Drugo jutro so vstali pri Ko-
sanovih zelo zgodaj. Luc je O.
plazila jutranjo temo pred hi
SO. V kuhinji, po izbi so begali
koraki.
Prisel je Tone. Oce je bill z
MIN. Ma hrbtu mu je visel kov-
ceg, oprtan in prepleten vrv-
mi.
Tudi Andrej Sc je lotil della
pri kovcegu. Prevezal ga je po-
cez, delal vozle, meril oprtnici.
Cudno tuje, nerodno Sc mu' je
zdelo to opravilo. Nikdar ga
Sc nj vrsil, zato je bill pri delu
neroden. Cas- ga je' zbegal vse-
ga. &c bi bilo treba nesti V
Min, bi bill kmalu gotov, tako
nj mogel IL vozlov. Pristopil je
Tonetov oce, da mu je pomagal.
Matt je prinesla zajtrk. Roka
Sc j je tresla. Med prsti je dr.
zala vogel predpasnika, ga zgi-
bala ter segala MIN ma oei.
Nanica je cepela ma sveznju
vel "a ognjiscem. Stegala je ro-
ko proti ognju, podtikala, dola-
gala, nato obstala ko brez moci.
Rdeckasti Ear ognja je osvet-
ljeval reven, upadel obraz ter
izjokane oci.
Tone Sc je prestopal po izbi;
mudilo Sc mu je. Tudi France
je skusal pohiteti. Pomignil je
Andreju, odsla sta v kuhinjo.
Ustavil Sc je pri ognjiscu,
kjer je bila matt. Nanica je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-01

z zanieevanjem cd meme, da bi
me odslej nikdar vec ne pogle-
dali"
Odstopila je cd okna. sla je,
legla je posteljo.
Pesem je trkala ma okno, lila
je v sobo, kot da bi ne bila "a
prta, odtod je padala v srce.
Nanica Sc je pokrila z odejo
cez glavo. Zdaj je slisala samo
Sc medel glas, kot bi peli nekje
dalec.
Prisluhnila je sama sebi.
"Proc, misli! Dovolj sem ze
bedela, dovolj trpela v teh dol
9Th noceh! PROF."
Notranji glas nj utihnil; we'd
no glasnejsi, vedno ocitnejsi je
bill. Spomnila Sc je besed, XII jih
je izgovorila oh srecanju ma po-
tn. "Saj MISC bile resnicne. IL
slepote so bile recene. Greh in
zlohotnost sta jih narekovala.
o, zdaj vem in cutin, da je bill
Tone vedno v mojem srcu, lie v
grehu sem pozabila nanj." -
Prevrgla Sc je, telo Sc je SITS
milo v krcu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-01

Napredek ei bro evakuaco nenh vakv bnh
bonince ozadj pmeri vono odgovorno veil
sedan Del
kredta kae vde vhn Sikh ko odvazajo
dobvajo Ma
levi Sikh N vedno svojh kanufnh obeah vagaJo nn
vidie ambulance
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-01
Dole,
Povest
GIRL DREKONJA
Pevest

splaval preko casa, zabredel je
v tuiino. Spomnil Sc je Toneto-
viii besedi: >''V mestu je sum-"
To nj mic novega; tudi v ma
sem mestu je hrup. Kaksen mo-
ra biti oni sum? Deset vlakov
skupaj, XII hropejo, bijejo ko-
lesi; ali je to oni ropot, oni
sum? Desetkrat toliko ljudi,
kakor jih pride ma semenj; je
to vrvez IL omega mesta? -
"Tla so crna," je rekel Tone.
- Kaksen mora biti oni svet,
brez trat, zrez zelenja? Tam,
kjer so stala drva, so tia crna.
France 81 je predstavljal tu'
jino, kakor 81 predstavlja ne
znane kraje clovek, dokler jih
nj videl. Njegova domisljija je
bila tenn bujnejsa, ker Sc nj po-
slavljal Sc nikdar pref, in tudi
zato, ker je vedel, da DO moral
ostati donna vec casa, vec let;
da mu DO morala postati tujina
drugi dom, &c DO hotel vztraja-
tt.
Vrnil Sc je domov. Pogledal
je k zivini v hlev. Krave so "a
mukale. Sci je ma skedenj, po-
rinil jim je sena v parne, ces,
najejte sc Sc enkrat il mole ro-
ke!
Zvecer so peli ma vasi fantje.
Peli so Francetu in Tonetu v
slovo.
Redkokrat Sc je kdo poslav-
ljal Pologa; Sc vsako leto e.
den ne, zato je bila pesem tenn
otoznejsa, slovo tenn tezje.
Vascani so poslusali. Petite nj
bio glasno kakor drugace; po-
casno, zalostno in prihajalo sko-
ri okna v izbe, v kamre; skozi
strehe ma podstresja ter dalje
skozi pode. Kdor je poslusal pc
smi, je obcutil tezo slovesa; du-
sa Sc mu je zamaknila, srce O.
mehcalo.
Mrzli zimski zrak Sc je ia
jail, topil oh gorkoti, XII je dina
la il glasov. VISA vas je molca-
la in poslusala. Luci dolgo MISC
pomrle.
Pesem je hitela il vasi. Sa-
motarji so jo slisali cd dalec;
glasila Sc je ko tozba.
Dekleta so prisluskovala. Maj
bolj so ona obcutila isto, kar so
hotele povedati pesmi.
Nanica je stala "a oknom.
Petite jo je pretreslo, v srce
in mozeg jo je rezalo. Ocitalo il
je, jo obtezevalo:
"Imel sem ljubico,
pa sem jo zgubil;
srecen bo tisti FAINT,
XII jo bo dobil."
V usesih j je odjeknilo:
"Srecen je tisti FAINT,
XII jo DO dobil.
"Meni je zapel! Name je mi
sill! O. J"
Boleeina je presegala moci.
Cutila je, da ne DO mogla vzdr-
zati cd jada; da plane v noe;
da izpove svojo nesreco; da Sc
obtozi in obsodi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-01

vstala poeasi in stopila korak
naprej "a materin hrbet. Cd tod
je gledala cez rame brata.
"Zdravi ostanite! Delajte in
skrbite!!"
Glas nj bill vec samo bratov-
ski, temvec ocetovski. Besede
so Sc vrstile v presledkih, trga-
lie so Sc. v njih je bila skrita
ganjenost.
(Dalje prihodnjie)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-01

V nedeljo popoldne je bilo;
France Sc je poslavljal cd do
macije.
Solnce je sijalo. Nizko mad
gorami je teklo. Trudilo Sc je:
posiljalo je svetlobo ma zemljo,
gorkote nj moglo dati. V zraku
Sc je skrival nlraz, tipal je po
usesih in po obrazu.
France je Sci najprej ma po-
lie. zemlja je bila po vrhu ne
koliko otajana, globlje tleh
je bila zmrzla.
Ustavil Sc je oh njivah. Gle
dal jih je. Razori so Sc razkle-
Mill in ga vprasali: II a k a j
gres? Zaprli so Sc, Sc tesneje
so SIC strnili. Nekoliko dvignje-
na ze m ia Sc je pritisnila k
tlom in Sc jih oklenila, kakor bi
hotela reci: Nikamor ne
grem."
zopet je zrl v razore, XII so
tekli lahkem loku po njivi. Sc
tev ie spala ma njih. Kolikokrat
je hodil po njivi, je oral, oko-
paval zemljo, pobiral pridelke.
Takrat nj vedel, kako lepa je
domaca zemlja, mic nj cutil "a
MO. Marsikdaj mu je bilo .delo
madeleine. Danes je blagroval tt
ste case.
Prisel je do susilnice. Zdelo
Sc mu je, da Sc je nizka stavba
Sc bolj pogreznila tia. Ostre-
Sic je viselo dalec 6ez zid. Pod
ostrecjem je videl par tramicev
in nekaj kolov, XII so sloneli vse
krizem Oh zidu. Pristopil je, jih
postavil ter uredil. To posled-
ME opravilo pri domaciji ga je
ganilo. Use je bio mrtvo, il
kamna ali IL lesa, vendar je vse
govorilo.
Razgledal Sc je po travniku,
Travica, XII je bila zrastla po o.
tavi, je srsela uvela, rjavkasta
il tai. Je mogoce, da pozene il
te omrle zemlje kdaj trava? &c
bi jo razgrebal, kopal tia, ne
bi nasel sledu o zivljenju. Ven
dar pride cas-, ko Sc dvigne ze-
lenje visoko cd tai.
France je pomislil: "Sem,
res kdaj kosil ma tenn mrtvem,
golem svetu?" Zdelo Sc mu je,
da je samo sanjal.
V bregu Sc je oslonil oh sta
70 tepko. Bogve, kolikokrat je
drevo re ozelenelo, rodilo, 70
pet zaspalo. Hudote so Sic mi
mo donna, morda je bill vines
tudi vessel trenutek; tepka je
zelenela, rodila, spala; nj sc
zmenila "a gorje, ne "a radost.
Slonel lie OBJ deb1u, duh je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-01
PrOda Sc

hisa "a 2 druzini, 4 sobe Ego
raj, 5 sob spodaj; diva zidana
garaza in klet. Use v dobrem
stanju. Cena $4,000. Zglasite Sc
ma 5113 Luther Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-01
(Nadaljevanje)

Francetu nj bilo treba dolgo
cakati. Nj minilo stirinajst dni,
ko je prispelo IL mesta sporoci-
10, da je oce umrl.
Matt Sc je trgala joku, Ma
MICA je tozila, France in An
drei sta dusila bolecino v pr
sih. "Ko bi bila otroka, da bi
mogla jokati!" sta mislila vsak
Ease.
Sin in matt sta Sc napravila
ter odhitela ma pot.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-05-08
MAIDEN
Union RAPTIST cHURcH

UNION BAPTIST CHURCH
ReU. Willard L. Clayton, Pastor
MAIDEN, Mass, May 3-Rev.
Clayton used as his morning
subject "The Efficacy Of
Prayer" He spoke Of the har-
rowing experiences Of some of
the men in the present war
and their testimonies how
prayer was answered. He also
spoke of the disrespect shown
by many during prayer. At the
evening service the hand of
fellowship was extended to sew
en- after which the Lords Sup
per was observed. A testament
was given to Alfred Valen'
tine, Jr., who is to be induct-
ed into the army on Tuesday
Sgt. James L. Smith who is
home on a furlough from
Camp Dix was among the wor
shippers with his wife and lit
tie son, also Private James
Clifford of Camp Dix, Jane:
Edward Lee from Washington
D. c., Miss Constance Bland OF
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-05-08

Everett and Mr.. Moran from
Roxbury. - Pvt. Lawrence and
Mrs. Banche CJackson) Burnett
have named their daughter,
Miriam Alice. May 9th,
Mothers Day will be observed
at the morning service with
special by the choir. The
workers conference of the
Sunday School was held on
Thursday evening. The dele
gates of the Mystic Baptist
Convention submitted their re-
ports, Mrs. o. S. Morrison, Mrs.
Frieda Ross and Miss Sara
Tanner. - Mr.. J. Edward Lee
has been home on a visit to
see his mother, Mrs. Margaret
Lee and his little son; also Pvt.
James Clifford. Mrs. Lee who
has been ill is much improved.
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RUSH A. NJ. E. ZION CHURCH
Reu. Charles H. Foggie, Pastor
Sunday morning Rev. Harold
Clement, a young man who was
started in the ministry by Rev.
Foggie in Providence, who has
since graduated from Living
stone College and attended
Hartford Theological Seminary
and at present is the pastor at
Branford, Connecticut, delivered
a very inspiring sermon to a
large congregation. Holy Com
munion was administered. At
night the University Beneficiary
Association held its Annual
Thanksgiving Service. Rev. Fog
gle preached on, "a Limited At
fair" Next Sunday the pastor
viii preach a special Mothers
Day Sermon. Every young per-
son is asked to either bring their
own mother or a friend to be
their mother on Mothers Day.
At night The Livingstone Col
lege Club will present a Moth
er's Day Program.
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WOBURN

ST. JOHNS BAPTIST CHURCH
Req. Edward D. McCreary, Jr.,
interim Pastor
WoBURN, Mass, May B.
Mothers Day win be observed
in all departments of the
church next Sunday. Services
were very interesting and ed
ucational last Sunday. Rev.
McCreary preached on Prayer
Opens the Pathway to God;
Doubt Closes 1t" in the morn
ing. The evening subject, BE
Still And Know that I Am
God Communion was observed
at night. Church School was
held at noon. BYPU was held
at 6 p m. The Fellowship Union
will meet in the Peoples Bap-
fist church, Chelsea, Mass.
next Sunday afternoon, The
third Sunday in this month
Rev. Edward McCreary will ex-
change pulpits with Rev. Black
of Calvary Baptist church in
HaYerhill, Mass. The NAACP
drive is on and Mrs. Verna
Canada in charge in this
city. Every person who is in
terested should see Mrs. Cam
ada at once. Woburn should
90 over the top. The Sunshine
Band will hold its annual
convention next Sunday IT,
Ebenezer Baptist church, Bos-
ton. Mrs. Edith Crutcher is out
again after two weeks illness.
Miss Marion is out again after
several weeks illness. Mrs.
Henry Heard is improving af-
ter being confined to her home
a few weeks. The 21st annual
session of the United Baptist
Convention will be held May
18th and 18th in the 18th Bap-
list church in Boston. Privates
Henry Scott and Donald Mad
dox spent the week end in the
city. Both are stationed at
Fort Dix, N. ].