davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-29
Bookie Gets Yea in Prison

Max )Dworkn A. ol 1909
Second, faces am l1-montb> 90
one year term in jackson Prison
today for accepting "A horse Face
bel He was sentenced yesterday
by Recorders Judge Maher
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-29
17,O95in Michigan
November Strike To

A total Of 1905 workers we
involved in II strikes IA AIicl
gan plants during November, q
state labor mediation board Sd
today There were three mo
strikes than in October
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-29
IERGISoN,S LETTER

Senator Ferguson letter 4
Senator Brooks follows
Dear Curly:
hen I returned 10 Detroit,
the Times presented me with
some facts relative 10 SDidtpTS
in the present war.
II know how Interested YOU
are In questions that involve
veterans OF the last var and
equally interested in those Of
the present war and. because
Of YOUR membership in certain
committees. deem IL advisable
20 get the data 20 YOU a. soon
a. possible.
This IN my opinion merits
the attention of the senate and
for that reason | can whole
heartedIy recommend that you
look into II and endeaNor 20
have IN SoIN cd "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-29

month"; p thcA front mcS bet-
films The lsp- anH 're other
Tor bc.Hc thc tf~t 10 land against
'ho i4n- anywhere On 'nr, war
The Dcfrottcr tVpoN' SO tie
n7EY .toD3a'c~cCut hospital IN san
Diego alfnrl ms current lcaNe 'u
receive his next IEnWcnf
Before becoming marine ne
worked in Detroit su'omQ'He
parts machine shop after attcnd-
ms St. Ambrose High School
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-29
Ferguson Urges
Probe Into Army
Medical Scandal
BY ED brand

Investigation OF alleged irrcgtl-
larities in the L. S Army Medical
Corps. ranging from collision
with commanding officers 10 per
Jury, has been placed in the hands
Of Senator {. Maryland Brooks Of
Illinois, it was revealed today by
Senator Ferguson, who is a mem
her OF the Truman investigating
committee.
The Truman committee con
Germs itself only with matters
pertaining Ia finances" sand
Senator Ferguson. But I have
forwarded the charges 10 SEN
ator Brooks whom | know per
Sonally and who, personally
know, il very much interested
in matters pertaining TO vet
Grams ~ both this and World
War
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-29
EbeirOilIEerO gENslsc.
Depicts TaraWa Battle

Marine Tie John Dc.mara
->carHa Ieuo.f Veteran Of
Blood, Ia14N4 ta, ono or e
flE - ara n Ma 'ap- infested
pan.
"Nl hut FIVE members of our
ig-man squadron were wounded
~ wc battlcd IN Jap machine
gun nests ON thc beach OF
TaraWa." pc>ipata> ,ad a h>
home 1891 + Garfield whore
rc is spending }O-day i4r-
Tough With hr> parents Nr and
Mrs Victor J. Dc>waa.>
hTriNing with the first shock
troops from q transport, We
found ourselves outnumbercd
We were trapped or the beach.
almost surrounded ny blazing
Jap machine guns.
Return On TRACTOR
AFTER several hours fighting.
ve wiped out all Of those lap
Machine gunncrN and returned
to our transport the way We
had come--ahoard an amphih-
iouN tractor"
ono WdchUe ClU hulo' CIafC1
Pc r-,mHai> noot Vhlc an-
Other burnCd VNs .orohoaG bcfole
ms ,4ua6ron\ hmSmd rA oo or
Tsraw8
Veteran ol TUla-I CuadaIc4p4l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-29
, UNIT CITATIONS

For u, hcrm>m Az GuadalCanaI
ha-p0rrfcd out bll--Aef-4-eHer won
f'e presidential amt citations
ono fof serving SN continuous
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-29
SERVED NEW GUINEA

SERVED N NEW GUINEA
But that was long ago. Since
then, | served i'm New Guinea.
II couldn't fight with one eye
hut | worked in communications
We went in al Milne BAY and
moved on mp as the boys con
Solidated their positions.
-.-Me were moNhd ND 10 Buna
last summer where Jap bomberS
got me and - other boys one
day. | got >hrapnel in both legs.
When got better, my one idea
was Ia see Emory. Our other
hra4her. Nicholas, was lost in
Bataan.
NO WORD FROM MOTHER
we haven't had a word from
our mother since ! saw her just
after Pearl IIarbor But We are
convinced shes alive.
II saw Gen. Wainwright the
day that Sniper got me. He told
us he'd never leave vs.. He said
he'd EAT what we ate, sleep a.
we slept
The worst of that campaign
was no sleep. You didn't dare
sleep. When / was hit in the
eve. they Took me 10 a hospital
there. was determined not to
he taken lap prisoner. | got
out one night and hid in little
river boat"
After jose got 20 Australia. hf
almost dIed But after >iN month.
IN tho hoSpta' he was UP anc
demanded more fighting
Tugah must report back 20 IN,
hospital after The New Year
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-14

DIR. Boris Furlan, slovenski libe-
ralni prvak, katerega je itali-
jansko sodisee obsodilo IA smrt
radi nekaksnega zlocina, XII ga
je zagresil baje, ko Sc je Re ma
hajal v Zedinjenih drzavah; O.
skar Halecki, direktor poljske-
ga Institute umetnosti in Una
nosti in Otokar Odlozilik, pro-
fesor ma Columbia University
"a vzhodno = evropske jezike.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-14

"Ali nimas st~arisev?"> je
vprasal on.
"Ne!" je rekla. mama so mi
umrli pred devetimi leti." Solze
SO il zablestele v oceh. Stopil
je k Mi.
"Kadar hos imela cas-, Jeri-
ca" je rekel, "pri pridi in 81
poveva kaj." .
cali me poznate?" je vpra-
sala. =
"Ubega' REVEAL" je odvrnil.
Doll je bilo cuti glas gospodi-
ME.
"Klice me-" je vzdrhtela de-
klica in odsla nitro in tho. MOI
pa je omahnil ma kup umazanih
cap, naslonil trudno glavo ma
roke in govoril in ponavljal
pred Sc: "Morda pa lie nj TAXA
in tako3 brez srca. Della Sc samo,
jutri DO boljsa. Seveda boljsa!"
In vse osornosti, vse bridko-
sti, XII Jill je skusala prizadeti
Katra svojemu bratu Luki, XII je
bill dokaj let starejsi cd ME, da-
81 ne tako, kakor bi clovek mi
sill, MISC vzele tega upanja Luz
XII. Tolazil Sc je cello S tenn, da
nj preprijazna niti z drugimi,
niti S simon. Vendar pa je opa-
zil, da razlikuje Katra skoro
namenoma. &c je bila z malo
Jerico trda, neusmiljena, je BIZ
la S pastirjem Anzetom, dokaj
prijaznejsa. Zakaj tako, tega
Luka nj mogel umeti, kakor tu-
di nj umel, cemu bas vprieo ME-
ga najbolj preganja dekletce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-14

da tt DO pri meni prijetno.'
S solznimi ocmi je %pristopil
MOI, da il seze. v roko.
"Nocem," je odtegnila ona
roka. Nikaka dobrota to nj. Sal
hos Sc videl, tt moi cedni bra
tee, til" In zasmehujoce Sc je
obrnila in odsla v vezo in "a
klicala:
"Kje je Jerica?"
Prislec pa je s solzami. v oeeh
gledal pred. Sc v beloS MILO, in
nikogar nj bio, XII bi mt bill re-
KEEL dobro besedo. Tako je sedel
dolgo, dokler nj zacul znova
glasu svoje sestre. V ten hipu
odprla vrata in cd Katrine ro-
Ike pognana je omahnila v So
DO, mala, bleda in revna dekli-
ca in Sc opotekla in padla sre-
di sobe. Pref, ko Sc je revce
dvignilo, jo je zena prijela "a
lase in il sklonila glavo skoro
do tai in zlobno vikala:
"Kaj? Ali Sc tako pometa?
Kaj je to? Kolikokrat ii Sc po-
vem?"
Cd strahu je dekletce drhte-
10, in mozu je pogled zarezal V
srce.
"Saj je Sc otrok!" je prosil.
"Otrok seveda! Ali mislis, da
bonn vse redila zastonj? PR mas
delamo in &c ne, ne jemo, moi
ljubi. Kaj? ST Sc premislil {?
Ostanes?"
cali smem?" je vprasal.
"Smes!" je odvrnila zasme-
hujoce, "gori pod streho tt dam
kot." Nato Sc je obrnila k dekli-
ci.
"Pojdi zdaj in pokazi temu
mozu, kje mislim."
Pc temnih in strmih stopni-
cab :je LEILA deklica in MOI "a
MO. Ko sta prisla pod streho, je
peljala deklica moza v malo
podstresno luknjo.'N ekaj starih
cunj je lezalo notri V polutemi.
Goste mreze pajcevin SO visele
S tramovja, in OBJ zidu je bilo
mokrotno, ker je ~puscalo ma
strehi.
MOI je omahnil "a deklico v
| prostor.
"Tu!" je sepetala deklica. In
kakor V opravicbo je pristavila:
"Tako je ukazala."
MOI Sc je obrnil k deklici.
"cegava pa si?"
! me vem!" je odvrnila.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-14
POSLANIKA
L. V OTAWI

Ottawa, Kanada, dine Is. ma
ia (JIC) - Jugoslovanski po-
slanik, Izidor Cankar, je incl
snoei veliko predavanje O Jugo-
slaviji; oh tel priliki je bill v
dvorani Nacionalnega Muzeja
pokazan po zakljueku predava-
MIA film - "Zemlja in narod
Jugoslavije".
Predavanje so poeastili s svo-
jo navzocnostjo predsednik ka-
nadske Wade, Mackenzie King,
XII ie bill v spremstvu vec clanov
Wade, ter stevilni Kanadeani.
Pc predavanju g. Cankarja,
je predsednik kanadske Wade,
nagovoril ~navzoce, ter Sc V svo-
jem govoru zahvalil nasemu po-
slaniku in .obljubil, da DO Ka-
NADIA Jugoslaviji pomagala v
njeni borbi vse do koncne osvo-
boditve.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-14
o = EVROPSKI TE-
Cal MA AMERIsKI
UNIVERZI

Hampstead, L. l., %. maja
(The New York Herald Tribu-
ne) - Tukaj:nji Hofstra Col
lege BIO odprl prihodnji mesec v
sodelovanju S Central and East
ern Planning Board-om poletni
tecaj o problemih centralne in
vzhodne Europe "a proueeva-
ME njihovega znacaja, razvoja
in sedaniih razmer; d~ovrsitev
tega tecaja, posvecenega sred-
ME in vzhodno = evropskim ma
rodom in njihovi vlogi v vojni
in v miru, DO veljal v dobro d.
jakom politicnih we'd in zgodo-
vine. Traial DO cd 2. junija do
2. julia. Teeaj DO vodil profe-
sor Joseph S. Roucek.
Predavatelji bodo med drugi-
mi: Savai N. Kosanovic, mini
ster jugoslovanske Wade; g.
Stekacz, bivsi sekretar
pokojnega poljskega predsedni-
ka Ignaca Jana P~aderewskega;
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-14
MLADA BREDA
=. g., ~' I'OVLoI .
SPISAL DR.. IVAN PREGELJ

"Mati," je odvrnil sin, "kar
sama Sc. ~pomenita."
In Juri je sci. Ko je bill Cd
sci, je Katra molce strmela ma
brata, XII je bill nepovabljen Sc
del k mizi. Silno truden in slab
je moral biti in zelo reven.
Morda Sc je V teh hipih cello
zasmilil sestri. Ali silno je mo-
rala sovraziti ia zena, zakaj pri-
jana beseda nj prisla liz njenih
ust.
"Katra," je powell znova be-
sedo tujec, "sama sva ostala ma
svetu."
Ona je molcala.
"Nikogar nimam svojega, sa-
mo tebe. In bolan sem bill. Ia
delo nisem vec. Kako maj Ii
vim?"
"In hisa in premozenje?" JIG
bruhnilo il ME.
"Prodali so. Sal je re pet let
Cd tedaj. Ali nisi dobila pi-
SEMI"
zena nj odgovorila.
mi bilo srece. Odkar so sezi-
dali tisto zeleznico, je bilo z ma
SO hiso proc. In tudi tt nisi no
tela pomagati."
"Nisem hotela!" je planila
zena kvisku, "nisem hotela,
PRAY pravis, res je, nisem no,
tela. In ali yes, zakaj nisem
hotela, zakaj?" Oci so jih go.
rele V cudoviti jezi in solze sc
il stopile vanje. Sunkoma je
sopla in ko da Sc il prsti krci.
jo, Sc je zdelo, in da Sc zdaj,
pazdaj zakadi moza. Toda nj
Sc zakadila. Zasmejala Sc je, da
je moza ~pretreslo Cd glave dc
nog."
cali hoces res vedeti, zakaj
nisem hotela?" je rekla porog'
1.-Two in zopet sedla. LEI, al
sta hotela tt in oce? Ali nisen
rekla, ne maram> ga? Sta lfsho'
tela vidva? Kaj sta rekla vi.
diva? Da, da! Tudi ii, ravno ra'
di tebe je bilo vse to-" In znovs
Sc je zena zasmejala. Zbaran'
tala sta me, pa nista imela sre,
&c. zeleznico so prelozili in hi
So je propadla. Ali zdaj YES
zakaj nisem hotela?"
Brat Sc je dvignil.
Prezirljivo ga je gledala Sc
stra in rekla: zee gres, tie ne
zadrzujem. Podila tie pa tudi ne
bonn. Lahko ostanes, &c mislis
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-14

Prihodnji teden Sc otvori pc
ia sezona poletnih koncertov, XII
Jill prireja Cleveland Summer
orkester v mestni dvorani. Mad
70 godbenikov DO nastopilo v
orkestru pod vodstvom dirigen-
ia DIR. Rudolpha Ringwall.
Serbia poletnih koncertov Sc
DO otvorila v sredo, 16. junija,
ko DO nastopil Larry Adler, u
metnik ma orgljice.
V petek vecer DO nastopila
popularna sopranistinja Marga-
ret Speaks, IL Columbus, o. v
soboto vecer pa clevelandska pi-
anistinja Eunice Pods. Prihod-
MI teden pa bodo nastopili
James Melton, XII je zadnjo Sc
zono pei vlogo tenorista v ope-
ri LA Traviata", ko je nasto-
pila Metropolitan operna druz-
ba; Braggiotti in Shaw, XII je
klavirski "team'; in Is letna
Teresa Tesla, violistinja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-14

Nehote je sprva nekako sovra-
I'll Anzeta. Ali kmalu je to sod
bo* i%zpremenil, videc, da FAINT
dekletce brani in il skrivaj po-
maya. PRAY istotako je kmalu
spoznal, da bosta ravno otroka
,Jerica in Anze onadva, katera
Sc bosta zanimala zanj. In ne
vede je obrisal vcasih solzo. Ia
kaj mu je prisla oci, nj vedel
nihce. Morda pa vendar KIDD. A
KIDD?
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-14

vati in spoznati ljudi, XII so i
meli vlogo v seriji dogodkov, XII
SO SIC odigrali pred izbruhom'
druge s~vetovne vojne. Izkusen
odvetnik in trgovec, je ia anne
riski poslanik sprevidel sovras-
two in bojazen, XII je objelo
ljudstva, in tako mu je tudi BIZ
10 mogoee cutiti aktualno moe
Rustic. Omenjeni film je izzval
.mnogo zanimanja in odobrava-
MIA kjerkoli je. bill predvajen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-14

v kratkem So DO prieeloa ka-
zati v Hippodrome gledaliscu
nadvse zanimiv film "MissionSt to
Moscow, XII bazira ma dogod-
kin potovanja in misije bivsega'
ameriskega poslanika v Rusijo,
Joseph E.. Davies.
To potovanje je bilo opisano
v podrobnosti v knjigis z istim
imenom kot Sc imenuje film.
Joseph E.. Davies je bill poslanik
v Rusiji cd leta 1885 do leta
1888, ter je incl priliko opazo.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-14
Slovenski omerish
norodni sve+
Por0cilo o financnem stanju
81. maja 1913

Blanca " banki ga, 500. IT'D in
ma roki ($21.33) 80. aprila ..... $4,5 5000
DoiIodki " maui:
Podruznica
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-14

Joseph Zalar, blagajnik
Mirko G. Kuhel, pomozni tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-14

Pregled vseh dohodkov in IL.
datkov te organizaeije:
Skupni dohodki Cd S. dec. do
81. maja 1913 ,ss,7o5.5ss
Skupni izdatki cd S. dec. 1912
do 81. maja 1s4s 3,041.35
BLANCA .$s,664..2s
-
JoSeuh Zalar- hIapainikF +
Evening star., 1943-06-01

The blossoms are white and rose
purple.
From pictures and other records
left by the ancient Egyptians, we
know that the lotus held a high
place in their life thousands of years
ago. They used the blossoms to
make Wreaths and garlands, and en-
joyed the pleasant odor. Many an
Egyptian woman placed a lotus on
her forehead as an adornment.
The Egyptians used the lotus in
their religion, and looked on it as
holy. The same idea of the lotus
being a sacred flower exists today
in India. and some other parts in
Asia.
Relatives of the Egyptian lotus.
known as american water lilies"
grow on our own continent. They
are not very common, but they grow
we'll in certain lakes. A huge bed
of water lilies, covering square
mile, has drawn tourists to Grass
Lake in Northern Illinois
Seeds Of American water lilies can
keep their power of growing for a
long time. Tests have shown that
such seeds will grow after being
stored for period of 30 to 40 years.
Several years ago, a professor OF
the University of Chicago obtained
seeds of pink lotus from the
Orient. These seeds had been found.
covered with soil, above a peat bed
in Manchuria.
Perhaps because the ground had
not been moist enough, the seeds had
failed to sprout. When dug up, they
were covered with CLASSY coating.
A willow tree was growing in the
soil above the peat bed The trunk
was 4 feet thick and the tree was
estimated 70 be more than 200 years
old
1t was believed that the seeds were
at least 200 years old, but efforts
were made in Chicago to make them
grow. In a test at the Field Museum.
a seed was placed in sulphuric acid
for an hour. The acid ate away the
hard coat, and the seed was placed
in water. In a week it sprouted, and
| in three weeks the shoot was Ia
inches long!
Evening star., 1943-06-01
Winning Contract
By THE FOUR ACES.
Sovinq Partner From an Error

An expert Is a player who not
only bids and plays his own cards
to the best advantage, but who,
whenever circumstances permit,
helps to keep his partner from
making an error.
North dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
North-South 30 part-score.
AQ52
0QJ104
bAKQ
&K83
AS6 AXIS
VAK93 w 052
o 843 8 97652
%9542 @AQJ7
AAJ10974
0876
nJ10
The bidding:
North East South West
I10 Pass IA Pass
INT Pass "a Pass
81 Pass Pass Pass
Evening star., 1943-06-01
Uncle Ruy's Corner

The Egyptian lotus, or water lily.
is the national flower" of Egypt.
1t is as important to the people OF
that country as the rose is to us.
With its roots at the bottom of
the Nile River the plant sends a
stem to the surface. Rising above
the leaves, beautiful blossoms are to
be seen. Some of these flowers are
10 or IL inches wide. The plants
stem may be 7 or feet long.
Twko kinds of water lilies grow
in the waters of the Nile valley.
Evening star., 1943-06-01
1eA 'a,4

AS
0Ao1o4
NK43
Ak 10742
The bidding:
You Schenken Lightner Jacoby
(?)
What do you bid? (Ansuer to-
morrow
(Reeased BY the Bell Syndicate, IncD
Evening star., 1943-06-01


and East, though he had only a
doubleton, properly refrained from
starting "high-loW" signal; he
played the deuce. West obediently
shifted to the deuce of clubs Dummy
PLAYED low (an error on declarer' S
part; putting up the king on the
chance West had underled the ace
was the correct play and East won
with the jack. East returned the
heart five and West, delighted to
have found" partner with the ace
queen jack of clubs, took his heart
ace and led a second club. East
made the queen, but his ace was
ruffed by declarer, who then en-
tered dummy with diamond
finessed successfully for the trump
king and claimed his contract.
East tried to tell West why he
should have led a third heart for
East to ruff instead of leading clubs
for the second time He pointed
out that he-East-had returned
was obviously his highest. declarer
was marked with the eight-seven-
six. This fine point. though well
taken, was over Vests head. East
the expert member of his team
should have protected himself and
made it easy for his partner. Vests
lead of the club deuce had an
nounced four clubs: hence East
knew that only two club tricks were
available to his side. That being
so, he should have taken the first
club with the queen, thereby de-
nying the jack. Then West, know
ing that he could not hope for
three club tricks, might have given
closer attention to the heart sit
uation and led a third round OF
hearts for East to ruff.
Yesterday you were Oswald ia
coby's partner and, with both sides
vulnerable, you held:
AJ8752
0Q4
Q62
%J53
The bidding:
Jacoby Schenken You Lightnel
~ IA (?)
Answer-Pass. You are not strons
enough to double one spade fol
business, despite the length of youl
spades, and certainly you are not
strong enough for any other action
such as one no-trump. Your best
course, by far, is to pass and await
developments.
! Score 100 per cent for a pass, sc
per cent for double, 40 per cent
for one no-trump.
Question No. 1899.
Today you are Theodore Light
ners partner and, with neither
side vulnerable, you hold
Arkansas State press., 1943-11-12
LeWiisville
Jas. Edward Jackson

The st. Paul Bapt. Church,
with Pastor II. J. Price, held
regular services Sunday. The
pastor and membership were in
vited to Greenville Bapt. Church
at Stamps in an afternoon service
with Rev. l.. c. Smith, pastor.
Mrs. Bertha G. Baldwin left for
Magnolia Sanatorium to undergo
an operation. We are praying a
speedy recovery for her. Mrs.
Essie V. Brown has returned
from Richmond, Calf, after WIS.,
iting her daughter, Mrs. Eddie
Moore Wright. Pvt. Jack En-
vim is home on furlough. :. The
Sunday School Dept. of st. Paul
Bapt. Church held a Halloween
Social Monday night, Nov. LIST.
at the school building. Mrs.
Reather Watson was sponsor.
Arkansas State press., 1943-11-12
Garland City
Nelson Boykins

Rev. Deloney, state officer
of the Bapt. Church, addressed
the Sunday School class of Wynne
Bapt. Church last Sunday. Rev.
Nelson, pastor brought the morn
ing message. Special music was
furnished by local singers with
Mrs. Anderson at the piano, Lo-
cal schools opened Nov. /. .
Among new teachers Is Miss
Clara Mays, who will serve as
principal at Beeks and Mrs. Ad-
neyson will be music teacher at
the Garland school. Miss Char
ity Thompson of Texarkana was
guest in the city Sunday. ~. Miss
Helen Mechanic and c. w. Nc
kamie were called to the bedside
Arkansas State press., 1943-11-12
Texarkalla.
By Mrs. Ida Il. Marshall
Phone 1921

+. Supt. J. Q. Adams of st.
James Bapt. Church School an
nounced the Mems Bible class as
banner group Sunday. Offering
totaled $3.50. Rev. Fl. w.
Downing brought the morning
message. Darcas Circle met
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Savannah Wright on Delaware
with Mrs. Ida B. Marshall, chair
man, presiding. Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Stanley honored Pvt. Clar-
ence Ward with a dinner party.
Guests registered as Mrs. Lola
Ward and daughter, Opal D., Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Smith and dau-
ghter, Shollotte Laverne and son,
Albert Phillips, Mrs. Arlenda Arm
strong, Mrs. Annie G. Washing
ton and Mrs. Viola Washington. .
Sgt. j. W. Tyler is guest Of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert
Tyler on Short P~inehurst. This
years Community Chest leaders
OF the Negro Division are Rev.
j. IL. Wilbert and Rev. c. c..
Mask; Oak St., Mrs. LESSEE Keel
ing; Rose Hill, John Wainwright,
Sunset, NJ. F. Flewellen; New
Town, w. II. Goree; Polly Chapel,
Charlie ChappeIl; Laurel and Ash
SITS, I'll. Mott Mosley; East End,
Il. ID. Roberts and J. A. Adams;
College Hill, II. A. Caldwell;
Iron Mt, Johnnie Williams. Bust
ness and Professional, Mrs.
Mamye Jamison McIver; mail
clerks, j. d. Muckleroy and Huey
Cannon; hotels, Frank Dotson.
Eddie Edwards, Fred Leach.
Sherman Turner and Curry VOL
ford; cafe, A. V. Richards, Fred
Couch and Pete Adams; railroad
employees, Ed Carter and Victor
Davis; dining car employees. La
mai Peters. Walter Smith .Jr..
and Oscar Mckenzie; Red CAPS.
Arthur Watson Jr.; barber shops
and beauty parlors, Hamp Man
son and Miss Viola Daniels.
cleaners, w. r.. Turrentine and
q. II. Frazier; insurance compan-
Arkansas State press., 1943-11-12
Sunshine
Lille M. Williams

The Sunshine Elementary
School opened November /, with
an enrolment of 81. H. Y
Washington and grandaughters,
Misses Susie and Plumer Wash
ington visited his son, Cpl. Book
er T. Washington, home on fur.
Tough from his Texas camp with
family at Dermott. Offering
taken for the Singing Union at
Brown Temple Bapt. Church,
Portland with Rev. C. C. Miller.
pastor, amounted to $4,000 as an
nounced by w. H. Bozeman.
president. Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
King and Sam King were guests
of Mrs, Fannie Bryant at Der
mott. Mrs. Cecilia Jones ia i'm
proving after a serious illness. -,
o. c. McClendon left for Little
Rock. Maurice Oliver is visit
ing relatives in Chicago. Roy
Box was honored with a social,
given by the Mellow-Tone Quar-
tette, of which he was a member
prior to induction, while here ON
furlough. The Spiritual Five of
Portland yer guests. They will
lose a member, Joe Freeman, ia
the armed forces soon. The
South Dist. Association met in an
nual session at the Union Bapt.
Church, Parkdale, with Rev. j.
X. Easley, pastor. Funds raised
totaled more than $1,400 and the
meeting rated a success in every
way, The Spiritual Five Quar-
tette of Mer Rouge, La, will rem
der a program at the Sunshine
School, Nov. 2S.
Arkansas State press., 1943-11-12
Plummerville
by Curtis Hoover Johnson

-. Supt. +. d. Winston was in
charge of S. S. Pastor Marley
held regular services an announ-
ced collection for the day as
$5l.35. A surprise birthday
supper was given at the home of
Mrs. E, Gillyard and Mrs. NJ.
Gillian, h%onoring their aunt. Mrs.
Jennie Germans. Guests register
ed as Mr., and Mrs. Solmon Jones,
Mr., and Mrs. Wash Canady, Mr..
and Mrs. Booker Johnson, Mr..
and Mrs. Mart Mcdaniel. Mrs.
Mary Matthew and Mrs. Olser
Jones. After a delicious dinner,
presents were presented to the
honoree. The Troy Sandridge
family has moved into the COM
munity recently. Cpl. Henry c.
Moore is home on furlough as
guest of his mother, Mrs. Bedella
Surratt. Cpl. 0. d. Payne visit
ed his family here last week.