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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09
Chinese Envoy Tells
Farm Program Need

NEW YORK. Aug. 9 INST.
V. Soong. Chinese foreign min
ister, today outlined a vast farm
program AS the main feature of
postwar planning for his nation.
In a broadcast to Britain, re-
corded by CHS in New York. DR..
Soong said that Chinese activity
after the war will be centered
on internal reconstruction and not
on expansion"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09
20 Schools Closed
In Saginaw County
Photo by Times stan Photogra pher

SAGINAW, Aug. 9--Closing of
20 schools and increasing of SAL
aries at those remaining open has
assured Saginaw County of plenty
of rural teachers for the coming
season. according to Miss Otillia
M. Frisch, county school commits
SiOner-
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09
BEDS UNAVAILABLE

A close friend. Mrs. Rose Selenig.
for the past few days has taken
in the mother and children dur
ing the daytime, but with four
other youngsters in the family,
she hasn't been able 10 sleep them.
While he arranged for the young
war mothers care. w. Joseph
STAIRS, war housing director,
pointed out that the need of war
mothers and children, whose hus-
bands and fathers are serving
their country is the greatest OF
any family situation in Detroit
STAIRS issued a strong appeal 10
owners OF spacious Detroit homes
10 take IN as many Of them as
possible.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09
Mother Sponsors Ship
For Cd. Rapids Hero

BAY CITY. Aug. 9 (UP)-The
L, S. S. George, named in honor
of navy hero Eugene +. George
of Grand Rapids, will be launched
Aug. IA at the Defoe Shipbuilding
Co. here.
Sponsor of the new destroyer
escort vessel Will be Mrs. Harlow
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09
Concert Tonight
At Belle Isle

The Detroit Federation Of Musi-
clans Concert band with Herbert
Suaub conducting, will be heard
in the Belle Isle Bandstand start
ing at S;l5 p. m. tonight. The
program follows:
STAR sPANGLED BANNER
March from the Opera TannhAIAeT --.-..-.-
t...s.. ....-........,......W Wagner
Donroshen Waitzes ....... TschA ikowsky
serenade Deep In My Heart Ronberg
flhtahdla .s...+--....... ............ Sib llus
Intermission
Selection from The Three Musketeers Gee.
- sssstst ......... .s.sss.... Friml
bfKh the begulne .,...........- Cole Porter
overture Raymond. ............... Thomas
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09

F George, mother OF Seaman
George who was killed in action.
The Grand Rapids bluejacket
was cited for extraordinary hero
ism" as a gunner aboard the
u. s. S. San Francisco during ac-
tion against the Japanese in the
Solomon Islands area.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable

PROGRESSED FOODS OBlus stamps)
n, \, T-Yahd 10 sept. 20.
GASOLINE
A-COupOa - gallons 10 Sept. 81.
FUEL OIL
Period sill gallons 20 Sept 30.
Period 4 (new series 10 gallons for
each unit until Jan. 3.
TIRE INSPECTION DEADLINES
A Asept. 80; B-0ct 81 C-Aug 81.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09
COP Advisers
To Meet Kelly on
Mdckindc Island
Times star COrrespoadest

MACKINAC ISLAND, Aug. g.
Surrounded by state officials and
COP leaders, Gov. Harry F. Kelly
began preparations today for two
important events-a special ses-
sion of the Legislature and tho
first meeting Of Republican post
war advisory council.
The governor said he is still
undecided whether to call the
special session for the first part
of December or wait until the
early days of 1914.
PLENTY OF TIME
"There In still much TO do"
he said. T would like very
much to inaugurate q lot In the
way Of reOrganizing Michigan's
government, but I d0R't know
how far 1 can get with the
Legislature"
Toward this end, he scheduled
meeting today with Frank Balm,
Chicago, executive secretary Of
the council of state governments,
and with DR.. Robert S. Ford, di-
rector of the state department Of
business administration.
He said he will receive progress
reports from Ford, Budget Di-
rector Fred Striffler, Auditor
Gen. Vernon J. Brown, and from
other state workers whom he or
dered to make surveys several
months ago. Out of this meeting
is expected to come the governors
program for consolidating state
agencies.
Gov Kelly announced he had
received word from Harrison
Spang gler. Republican national
committee chief, that all of the
other % Republican governors
will be present at the postwar
council meeting Sept. A to z at
Mackinac Island.
EXPECT BIG GROUP
Although there are only AZ on
the committee, islanders believe
between 300 and 400 Republicans
will turn up for the doings.
How large q meeting this
will be, will be decided some-
time today" the governor said.
I'VE don't know whether 10
will be expanded to include
state legislators and congress
men,"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09
100000 Bombs
Not Enough TO
Blanket Target

r Don't be disappointed If your
neighborhood fails to be bombed"
during tomorrow's alert.
Frank M. McLaury, director of
the Detroit OCD. explained today
that when the rs Civil Air Patrol
planes, escorted by planes from
Selfridge Field, zoom over Wayne,
Oakland and Macomb counties
with 100000 paper bombs, un-
leashing them on the area in a
highly organized raid stimulation,
there just won't be enough lex
plosives' to go around in every
sector,
STARTS AT 7:48 p. NJ.
Dropping OF the bombs will
start over the City Hall at 7:48
p. m. tomorrow, TO launch the
RED" alert. 1t will continue
through the Red" and into the
second blue" alert which fol-
lows. McLaury said.
Detroit OCD officials have seen
10 it that every group OF air raid
wardens and volunteers will be
given a work out" during the
alert by scheduling 80 bombings
incidents. two for each of the
warden corps in the city.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09
HOMELESS A MONTH

She has been haunting the Of
fees Of the War Housing Center
at 307 w. Fort for the last two
weeks, in desperation because
since the middle OF July she has
had no home of her own.
However, the War Housing Of
fee finally has been able TO solve
her problem.
With her blankets, her baby
bed, and her personal effects, she
is now settled. as we'll as any
serviceman' wife can be settled.
ar rooming house al 3ff0 Fourth
with her closest neighbor also the
wife Of a man in the military
service.
She's happy for her children,
and grateful 10 the War Housing
Center. for her two girls have
been Shunted about in crowded
homes of relatives and friends
ever since she came back from
Camp McCoy, Wis where her
husband was stationed before
going south.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09
REPORTED BY wARDENs

These will be reported by war
dens involved at the start of the
Red period. and will be answered
by appropriate fire, police, medi-
cal. rescue and public utility
crews.
Fire Chief John A. Keefe said
today that all of the city's auxil-
iary firemen will be mobilized at
their stations throughout the city,
and that 10 pump trucks, 35 skid
unit bumpers and 13 other pieces
of equipment will be distributed
among the so scenes OF the Incl
dents.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09

MEAT. CHEESE. FATS Rsd stAnpsl
n. u. V-Valid 20 Aug. 81.
W-Valid Aug. IS to Aug. 81.
sUGAk
stamp 1S-5 pounds 90 Aug. IS.
stamp 14--5 pounds. Aug. is-oet. II.
CANNING sUGAR
stamp Is, 16--5 lbs. each to Oct ~.
SHOES
stamp iS-ous pair 70 oct. 81.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09
Housing Center
Finds Home for
Soldier S Family

Mrs. Virginia Hensel, pretty
22-year-old mother of two young
children whose father is in the
army at Fort Knox. KY, has a
roof over her head and the tousled
heads of her little girls for the
first time today after a long wait.
Part of last week. Mrs. Hensel
and the two youngsters, Patsy, 6,
and Diana, just over 2, were forced
to sleep in a friends car, miser-
able from the night chills. on
highways outside the city limits,
where the mother felt she must
go 10 be safe from traffic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Suppose Ny girl was a Bataan widow.

REMEMBER Bataan e. and the men who were
willing to take the biggest gamble of all for their
country? The girls they married knew this long
before they proved it. What about them today:
Anton Klaus hasn't forgotten that the men on
Bataan left many widow and infant son. Anton
would give ten years of his life to be in there
fighting once again as he did in 10,
Anton is fighting. He gets tired, worried anc
sometimes thinks he doesn't count much any
more. But he has bit of mental magic that get
him over such doubt and encouragement
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Death of Baby
Due 10 Infection

Sepucemia, = blood infection.
caused the death NJ 1s-month-old
Wanetta Ayers of 373l Third, the
coroners office said today
The child Al first was thought
70 have died Of skull fracture,
hut detectives Of the homicide
bureau shSolyed the parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Ayers, Of any
blame.
Mrs. Ayers, who il the mother
of seven other children, took
Wanetts 10 Receiving Hospital at
midnight Monday and returned n
her home after a preliminary eX-
animation failed 10 show the
cause Of the illness She was Al
the bedside when the child died
less than "A hours later.
Wanetta had been under A
physicians care for two weeks,
her parents said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Sends Gems 10 Pacific
For Marines 10 Swap

HERSHEY, Pa Sept "a tfNSt
Milton S, Hershey, aged choco-
late manufacturer and founder OF
Hershey was impressed with the
fact that Solomon Islands natives
asked for costume jewelry from
l.. S. marines AS payment for
bringing IN the wounded and car
rylng supplies and ammunition.
So he purchased several pieces
and added them TO a community
collection for shipment to the
southwest Pacific.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
1913 THI DETROIT TINES
$4,000 Soldier Wives
get u. -. Medical Aid

had, by a unanimous vote, ap-
proved the earnarking Of SIS
$50 000 additional funds for the
program
Or. William s. Sadler Of Chi
Caco VIII diagnose the psyche
pathological disorders Of the Ger
mans and Japanese as they apply
20 The war AZ todays medical
society sessions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
RutIlVen to Give Bride
At Filipino Wedding

The bridegroom is DR.. Jesus
Llanera Soriano, University Of
Pennsylvania graduate and now a
resident physician at the Battle
Creek Leila Post Hospital Both
are from Manila
Since Miss Hlario'S father viii
he absent. Or. Alexander G. Ruth
ven, L. Of NJ president, will give
the bride away The paid Of
honor Will he Or. Gloria Cortos.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25

ANN ARBOR, Sept. "A Refu-
gees from their native land, a
Filipino couple Will we'd tomorrow
with the University OF Michigan
campus AS backdrop for their
native ceremony.
The bride. Miss r I a q III I a
Hilario. daughter Of former
member Of the Philippine national
assembly, will wear A native
"CamiSa' sewed with seed pearls.
She is a student here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
N1P'S Hunt MP
rlees From Parole Custody
al Fort Custer

FORT CUSTER. Sept. 24-Pvt
Tohn r. korns. %. q member Of
the post Mp company, escaped
from parole custody last night
and now has his brother MPS
looking for him. AS we'll as city
county and state police,
kornS was wearing a prisoners
fatigue uniform, which has been
found. and missing clothing from
another barracks indicates that
he made a switch 10 a full uni
form
His home is in Mlllershurgh O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Kellogg Field Gets
Cdnfeen for Filters

KELLOGG FIELD. Sept. "A
Battle Greek Motor Corps women
have opened a canteen for flers
at this air base al which coffee
and doughnuts will be available TO
bomber crews day and night.
Officers Of the base and their
wives led by Col and Mrs. c. T.
Mower. commanding officer, were
the guests Of Mrs Donald Il. Ord
way. Motor Corps chairman AZ
the dedication Of the hut last
night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Bakanauskas, Cohen,
Etc. on Roll Call

MIDLAND ARMY AIRFIEHD.
Tex. Sept. "a (UP)-Rall call for
a recent graduating class AT the
bomhardier school here included
the following names:
BakanauSkaS. Bcrnero, BoSak
BublitZ, Bugai, Celovsky, Cohen,
DiGiOvannl, DramnlSkl, DUBOIS,
DziamniSki. FinkleStein, Fiorillo
HalaSz, Kasbarian, MaCNamara,
Naszewski, Nosarewskl, Noyak
OLeary and Plaszcykowski
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25

Simple magic he knows will never fail him.
Anton just thinks: Suppose my girl was
Bataan widow-left with fatherless youngster
What would | want to do for herr"
And your answer will be the same as Antons
There's always enough spark and energy left
even after a hard days work-to get one extra
INIT ont far The Batadn tidOrs
Remember that tomorrow and before the work
day is done put that magic to work for YOU. Just
think-and keep on thinking
"ONE EXTRA FOR THE BATAAN WIDOWS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
MORE TUNDS NOTED

Dr. Daily said applications for
such service could he obtained
Al any public health agency. state
or local, and that the state, re-
ceiving these applications, then
referred them 10 local public
health departments and nursing
services
He pointed ont that Wednes-
daN. The House Of Representatives
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25

.fnCe AuG IT,
n believe
he's working
in n grocery
store in De-
trOit, because
&C or 4 = at
the social 80
curity office
show that he
applied for a
ne " e n T q
there 8 ep l..
g." she said.
- 49, -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Wydndotte. Boy,
Gone 6 Weeks,
Sought in Detroit

Mrs Tate Phillips 1902 Soc.
ond WNsndotte TO-DAY asked 'ne
aid Of The Detroit Times ln iocat-
inc her son. Jimmy Mood, -.
VINO has been missing from home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25

feet, 3 inches tall weighs about
105 pounds and has blond hair,
blue eyes and a fair complexion.
He told his sisters he vas gong
on = swimming trip somewhere
IN Detroit" on the DAY he left,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25

The men and svomen Of r5a(berbeo1 'bon'oye7
this message. MoH O. rs haze near reiaHte5m ani-
form...Jony, husbands, brotber5..liJter5 and
daagbterJ, TOO. orr task is net dramatie...bmHH
rial 10 ereyy single big veaboa. For years ne haze
been making for beaeatime purposes the same ft-
ting5 and detiee5 Ire are making today. Howerer,
responding to The 4rgeat ~ay needs Of The nation,
ne hare tonnd vnJ5 Of producing them in greater
qaawHy than erer befoye-n'o,e than million
erpy twenJ-t om bomJi So, JON see, ow skill is
also one Of the gre6f pedP?n] for toinning the
,ray and far building the kind Of uorId we're all
fsbtMg for.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25

Already more than 10000 wives
NJ ,Sevcemen ia the united
states have received maternal
ard undor the government s en,cr-
ccncy maternal and infants care'
program Dr. Edwin r. Daily dl-
rector Of tho department health
services division of the Children s
Bureau today revealed IN answer
ing critic SIN made hy no Mlchl-
gan State Medical Sacicty
The soc,cty'S objections 10 the
plan. winch rs IN operation IN
Michigan and avery other state.
except Texas Louisiana North
Dakota and Colorado, were re-
vcaled ~ a council meeting IN
connection with Tho annual con-
Nentor AZ tho Ststler Hotel
The main objection was that
payments were made direct ~
physicians instead of being made
10 the patients.
INSURANCE PLAN OFFERED
The suggestion was made at
The council meeting. which Or
Daily attended that care for
mothers and children Of service
men be provided through an in
Surance plan Of the Michigan
Medical Service. a private com
pany However The council did
not offer this as an official stand
Or Daily answered the pro-
poSal that payments he made 10
tho patient with The objection
that there was no assurance that
the patient would use these funds
for the purpose intended and that
no figure could be set for all
cases. as the cost varied widely
To the charge Of the society
that everyone concerned would
get poor obStcirical care under
the government plan Or Daily
said that provision was made for
specialist care where cases needed
il and that all hospitals used
were required 10 have high mini
mum standards before they could
he used
PRAISES STATE OFFICIALS
II do not believe that the
individual doctor of this or any
other state will refuse. to Co
operate with the government
In caring for the wives and
children Of men in the armed
forces" Or Daily said
OR. ". Allen Meyer. your
health commissioner, and Dr.
Lillian Smith, of the maternal
and child health department.
are doing a great job In Mich
igan."
At today'S luncheon meeting Of
the Medical Society Council. DR.
Meyer said that he was author
izing and would continue 10 au-
thorize medical, hospital and
maternal care for such cases.
MORE FUNDS VOTED
Dr. Daily said applications for
such service could he obtained
u. l.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-01-01

Mesdames Hill and Knoll co-hostesses to a recel-
ton given in honor Mr. B. Jones and Mr. Van who lett
shortly afterwards for the United States service e guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs Mcdonald, Mr.. and Mrs Willie Smith
Miss Jones' of Greenvie Miss, Miss Mary Mosby, Mrs
Mamie Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Gayden, KEY X >
joyed
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-01-01

Superintendent of Mt Vernon NJ b. Church Mr. Berry had
rendered splendid services for twenty-five ~ and was
well thought of by the church gogp. Mr. Lindsey young
is fully able to carry Superintendent and he has
the inspiration that from twenty-five OF fa1tiu
service rendered by the former superintendent We hope he
will enjoy many years OF service Mr. l. Huddleston
IT, unanimously reelected Assistant Sunday School
Superintendent office he has held for number OF years
Mr. Huddleson has always been faithful and devoted to his
church and Sunday School and we for the Vt
Vernon Sunday School to lag
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-01-01

The Agents Progressive Club is doing fine under the
leadership Of Rev. NJ c. Valentine The monthly meeting was
held December Is 1912 which time topics OF interest
were discussed The meeting January held the 18th
at the Burial Office Agents who attend these meet
ngs find very beneficial and urging all agents to
attend.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-01-01

REV. NJ. c. VALENTINE, President.
MRS. B. w. EDWARDS, Secretary.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-01-01
HOLLY BLUFF, MISS.

few of the energetic OF Jerusalem Methodist
Church decided that church needed edeorang and do
ing lot talk it would not get it done Upon this
decision quietly laid upon the church table 10000 The
following persons contributed; MI TOM Me''fuacf SIooV
Mr. A. A. Cheek, $1,000; Mr. John Campbell $1,000; Mr.
Spencer Creighton $500; Mr.. Jim Williams $500; Mr. Joe.
Turner $500 Mr. Lee Gardner $500; Mr.. James Peeer
81 co. the balance $500 raised in general collection L
takes will power and determination like this group get
real task done quickly.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-01-01

ITuddeston ST., and Mr.. Huddeston Jr, deserve high
praise think too should say word about my agent Mr.
W. c. Golden He is always jolly and meets his with
smile He is kind polite everybody and well thought
of NV his members believe voice the sentiment OF all his
members when say going to stick by him and help
him continue his good work.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-01-01

Rev. r. c. Anderson, pastor of Mt. Vernon Baptist
Church. preached his first Mt Vernon for 945 on
January TO- large crowd to start the year OH
right The pastor chose appropriate text using tor SUD
ect these words "a New Years Journey All members and
friends enjoyed the service.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-01-01
NEWS FROM OVER THE STATE
GREENWOOD, MISS.

On December A. 1912 the Custodian Of the Aro-Amerl-
can Sons and Daughters Mr. T. J. Huddeston, held joint
Greenwood Mississippi at the Mckinney Chapel
NJ B. Church. The meeting quite applications
were reported follows: Strangers Home Lodge-o; New
IodgeA Harpers Lodge; Century Union Lodge; and
Greenwood Lodges.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-01-01

After long illness. Mrs. Mary Mcae passed away at
her home Friday January 1913 She highly respected
by all who knew her and her death sad
host of friends She faithful and devoted member OF
Prices Chapel A. NJ f. Church from which her funeral
held Tuesday, January - 1915 She will be greatly missed
in her community and church She is survived by husband
children relatives and many friends.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-01-01
C lHI III II G. TIT T. S
TWO SUNDAYS FOR TULANE
By L. M. VAUGHNS

The Tulane M. B. Church will hold its business meeting
FRIDAY night before the Fourth Sunday. Every member is
urged to be present and give full cooperation throughout
the year Plans being made change the church
program with two each month which will
First and Fourth Sundays in each month member will
be asked pay SOC per month the support Of the pastor
Friends members, the day is far spent Tulane Bap
fist Church about fifty years old and consider
>sefves in We think of the young people of
church how is entertain tfem Pastors
Dav Is not enough churches in the
Sunday for Pastors Day, have in city like
ours the garden spot Of the delta the Athens of the South
T. ct rs have at least Sundays.
4 Mr. d. w. Lindsey Negro County Agent for Yazoo
county recently succeeded Mr. W. Berry Sunday School
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-01-01
AVALON, MISS.

wonderful Christmassservce was held at Avalon ohape''
Avalon Miss Our pastor Rev A. c. Alexander preached an
excellent sermon his text was: "Where Is He Born King
OF the Jews" The church crowded to capacity to wit
ness the service and 1920 raised We know those who
attended were able enjoy their Christmas dinner al
ter having been spiritually revived.
TREAS MILLER, Reporter
W. NJ. MILLER, Secretary
REV r. C. ALEXANDER, Pastor
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-01-01

The Sisterhood OF Union No. met Thursday night
December TO- 1912 with Mrs Eddie Gee 125 Mcaurn Street
Devotion was led by Mrs F. l. Thornton, prayer by Mrs A.
d. Frazier the meeting then i'll charge OF the president
Mrs A. d. Frazier After the usual routine OF business the
members invited into the lovely dining room The table
decorated with beautiful pink and delicious tur-
key supper served which consisted OF turkey dressing
gibe gravy cranberry fruit salad lettuce hot rolls
eo topped with whipped cake and choice cold drinks
Those ENJOYING the occasion Mesdames A. d. Frazier
E. T. Thornon NJ A. Scott Leila Patterson, +. T. HILL j.
NJ. Gee, Lillian Flemming Eddie Gee, and Miss Gerte b.
Elan.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-01-01
LEXINGTON, MISS.

Mrs Fnora Henderson, wife of Rev I. Fl. Henderson,
OF Kansas City Kansas was here Tor lew days attending
the bedside of her aunt Mrs Mabe Stockhouse She returned
to her home in Kansas City leaving Mrs. Stockhouse much
improved uaGa&
Rev. A. A. Wright preached a wonderful sermon Deem
Der 49, 1912 Those attending Quinns Chapel A. M f.
Church witnessed good service January B. l945 Rev
Thornton preached powerful His text was Hand
Writing on the Wall" Rev lanes offered spiritual prayer
which stirred everyone present
Death took away Mrs. Virgin Morgan on December 70
1912 Her funeral attended by Rev A. W. James and she
was buried a Providence
Mrs Percilla Purne writes Il have read several copies
of The Century Voice and find very interesting think Mr.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-01-01

I take this method to thank my husband, Mr. j. 5. Ed
wards my mother Mrs l. Lakes And my friends for the de