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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-23
FUNERALS

The funeral OF Mrs. Elizabeth
(Nicoll) Hough, wife Of Ebert w.
Hough, 4l6 Wilson street, will be held
this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the
Anderson funeral home, 10 Central
avenue. Rev. DR.. John @. Walker,
pastor Of the Second Congregational
church, will offlciate. Burial will be
in Riverside cemetery.
The funeral Of Mrs. Helen Q.
Buckingham, 667 Buckingham street,
Oakville, wife Of Charles Bucking-
ham, was held this morning at
8:16 from the home to st. Mary
Magdalen's church, Oakville, ct Q,
Burial was In Mt. st. James ceme-
terry, WATERFOWL.
The funeral Of Mary 8 Gabriel,
nurse In the Spanish American war
and widow Of william Gabriel, Wa.
tertown, was held yesterday after
noon at the Anderson funeral home,
70 Central avenue, with Rev. DR..
John J. Snavely, pastor Of the First
Methodist church, offlciating. Burial
was In Evergreen cemetery, Water
town. Bearers were James Cameron
Paul Stafstrom, Harry Rowe, Francis
Besancon, william Clarke and Edgar
Jerman.
The funeral Of Henry @. schuelke
Of 208 Southmayd Road will be held
Monday from the Anderson funeral
home, 10 Central avenue, at II q. m.
Rev. David p. Gaines officiating.
Burial will be in old Pine Grove
cemetery. Friends may call at the
funeral home tomorrow from 8 to
5 p. m. and z to 9 p. m.
The funeral Of Mrs. Eileen Quigley
Of 538 Baldwin street will be held
Monday from the Mulville funeral
home, 27O West Main st., at s:l5
o. m. to st. Francis church at o a.
m. Burial will be In new st. JoSeph's
cemetery. Friends may call at the
funeral home after 4 p. m. today.
The funeral Of Miss Mary DAILY
90 Arnold street, was held this
morning at 9:15 o'clock from the
Mulville funeral home, 270 West
Main street. TO st. Patricks church
at 10. Burial was in new st. Jo-
seph's cemetery.
The funeral Of Miss Mary Dunn,
608 South Main street, was held
this morning from the Mulville fu-
neral home, 270 West Main street,
at 8:l5 to st. Patrick's church at 8.
Burial was in Calvary cemetery.
The funeral Of Mrs. Isabella 8.
Borland was held from the Alder
son funeral home, 10 Central ave-
nue., yesterday afternoon with Rev.
Francis o. Ayres officiating. Bear
ers were John MacLean, James
MacLean, George Brown, Donald
Mcclellan, John Murray and Otto
Items. Burial was in new Pine
Grove cemetery.
The funeral Of Mrs. Josephine
(Porzio) DiStasio, 5S5 Congress
avenue, wife OF Antonio DiStasio.
will be held from the home Monday
morning at S:15 to Our Lady Of Mt.
Carmel church at 8 O'Clock. Burial
will be in the family plot, Calvary
cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-23
8. II. A. DANCE

The third Saturday night dance
sponsored by the 8. y. r. A. under
the direction Of Ed McGrath and
ward Hobbie, Jr., win be held at
8. z. r. A. Center. Doolittle Aliey
Hall, october 20, 1913, from $3.50
TO 1880.
Music Is usual win be BY Fred
Hredlce and the nine eeranaders
with vocals by Jane Alexander ana
Charles Garcia. As an added at.
traction, s. =. n. A. win present
Marie Fleming (from American
Metal Hose) who win whistle your
faVoFile selections.
aeFvieemen and women Ia uIiis
form VIII b admitted free.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-23
OLD TIMERS IN
MINSTREL SHOW

The second and final performance
Of an old-fashioned minstrel show
and dance will be given tonight at
8 at the washington Park Com
munity House. A crowd Of 500 peo-
pie attended the show last night,
which is for the benefit Of men and
women in the armed forces.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-23
NOTICE
LI0U0R PERMIT

This is give notice that ],
George MeInlkoff, of II. II. d. No. 2,
Plank Road, Cheshire, Conn.,, have
flled an application dated Oct. 12nds
le43, with the Liquor Control Com
misslon for . Restaurant Permit
the premises, 2ls Cherry st.. Wa
terbuFy, Conn. Tho business IL own.
"a BY George Melnikoff. Of n. y. ID.
No. :, Plank Road, Cheshire, Conn,
and Dennis Bualoff, OF isf Long Hiil
Road, Waterbury, Conn, and Gabriel
pastuahok, Of iss Bishop g., water:
~ George Meinikoff, OF r. r. ID. No.
3, Plank Road, Cheshire, Conn.,, as
GEORGE Z. NEENTK0FF.
Dated Oct aand, ASA. ao-ss.ao
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-23
BRING PROPOSALS

AS O result Of her picture being
published in connection with her
role In mfr. Coed" youthful dark
haired Virginia Adams has received
five proposals Of marriage. Three
are from aviators and two from de-
tense workers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-23
FIREMEN RESPOND
TO CELLAR BLAZE

Engines 3. 4, and 10; truck 3,
and the booster pump responded TO
q fire IN the cellar Of the two and
one-half story building "a e South
81. owned By Miss Mary Kennedy.
Damage vas reported slight
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-23
owens, HEDGE EDIBLE

Reginald Owen has an edible
hedge" girdling the walk at his
home. It Is composed Of fruiting
guavas, Meyer bush lemons, a
species Of cherry-sized tomatoes,
and Chinese jujube bushes. Orna-
mental. it is also practical, as It
grows good crops.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-23
MARRIAGE INTENTIONS

The following marriage inten-
tons have been issued by the
Office Of vital Statistics:
Robert w. Peterson, East street.
WOlcOtt, Army and Edith Nelson
20 IriOn street.
Henry w. Sharpe, Milldale, ana
Barbara McCrea, 79 Wall street.
william Luddy, 60 washington
street, Navy, and Marjorie =.
Watterworth, 466 Chapman street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-23

day or to canvass q district, It's
much better to have two persons,
q man and q woman ready and
prepared to do this work than' say
one for an entire ward.
2. Jackson Ryan has returned
10 the local political wars after .
lengthy absence. He's endorsing
the Republican ticket this year,
which means that he undoubtedly
win very shersly offer . predie-
tiOn as 10 the eutcome Of The VET
Ing on November 2. Never an
election goes by without some
such statement fFom the foruer
Themaslonlie. 20 Il win be inter-
estlng 10 see how be wageFs his
endofsee and how he WIN make
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-23
NEW PRESIDENT

Boston, oct. %. Charles J.
Bateman, Jr., Of Somerville Is the
new president Of the Savings Banks
Association Of Massachusetts,.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-23

this city, Oct. 22nd,
1913, Mrs. Amy Irmagarde Kott
Brobert, Of 35 Manville st.
o'clock, from Anderson Funeral
Home, 10 Central Ave. Burial In
Waterville cemetery, Waterville.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-23

HANLON--An anniversary Mass OF
reaulem will be celebrated Monday
morning, Oct. 25th, at 1880 o'clock,
at the SIS. Peter and Paul Church,
for the repose OF the soul OF the
late James u. Hanlon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-23
Flank roops
Trop Nozis

CONTINUED from Page y
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-23
DIED

COOKE-In this city, Oct. 21st, 1913,
Mrs. Carrie Eleanor Cooke, Of "a
Savings st.
Private funeral services today from
Clark Funeral Home, 20 state st.
Burial in Riverside cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-23
MASSES

CODY anniversary Mass Of
requiem will be celebrated Tues
day morning, Oct. 26th, at 1880
o'clock, at IS. Peter and Pau!
Church, for the repose OF the SOU
Cody,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-23
Seven Civil
Suits Listed

Continued from Page -
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-23

:sna is4s Miss Lucy sn L. s Sss NSs
of 249 River st.
Funeral Monday morning, at Sis
o'clock, from Bellevllle Funeral
Home, 6s East Clay St., to st. AIMS
Church, at 900 o'clock. Burial In
Calvary cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-23

Many people wonder why there
Rave been 50 many Democratic
Victories IN waterbury down
5hrouRh the years. particularly
NIieu the party. has been counted
rnt ~ a factor on several occa-
zIona. The simplest explanation
ueslId 81 that the Democrats or.
~enizn FOR an election much better
2Esn tie Republicans or other
snriinn. IN the FIRST place they have
& rssr-r0und working organisation
he Democratic Town Committee.
|f|.ie "A not q small COMMITTEES, but
IS composed o. "a members: two
fE6m each voting district. Many
Sania fny that such 9 large com.
ea "a unwieldy, but she fact
n.esna that when Il comes time
IS As ench things as prepare 3
Ina organisation f1E eleslinn
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-15

Yesterdays Answer
IL Chairs
- Maze lace
~ Largest continent
A. Resort
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-15
NOTICE OF SERVICE BY
Pl BIIt ALTON
special Proceeding NJ. 1921 In The
superior Court Before the Clerk.
Cora HAYES. Petitioner.

-i.'r y: Mort. Carolina
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-15

This is no Joke! Il hos hoppeneu
10 thousands accustomed to full ice.
boxes before Pearl Harbor.
In this case, however, the ieebox
might have been better stocked had
the lady not used up her ration eov.
Pons before more were available
and expended too many points for
too little.
u wos all in the newspapers, her
husband is telling her. Had she
watched them for ration reminders
this wouldn't have happened!
He is right. Keeping you UP with
your ration news is only one way
your newspaper serves The home
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-15

u helps you 10 meet the who'll,
new impact Of war on the home.
front -. 10 stretch your food dollars
further -. TO safeguard your health
through scientific diet and expert
advice -.
10 make you a better horemoker
whether us TO fashion your own
spring suit or TO refurbish the Iivina
room TO assist you in your war
EFFORT generally whether is ,howina
you how TO grow a better victory
garden or more ably serve civilian
defense
Imagine, in fact wosins mi. war
without newspoperI
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NntterfrenOetl

I'm oteie 3eit bes Sabres miro Die
driitli1e Wenihbeit beionoers Der
Mutterfrenoen geipabr, ipenn audi Die.
Srelioen oieier Wtlttter Dem materielr
lcn guge faum glaitblib eri6einen.
Sn1 Stale, pobl paiieno fiir Dos liebe
gieb, fnieeno, in beiligen ger5iidun-
gen innieer 2iebe eridalterro, ertpei|t
oieie Oel1tter ibrem GritgeborenerL IT,,
,en1 ebett in bic 8elt @efommenen, Die
Weutterpflege. Nur Der Weutter nto
oes &inbes, ipel6es in einer &rippe,
in @inoeln, ouf StroD, Hegt, miro
man getpabr. 9as reugeborene &nab@
leilt miiBte frieren, lpen1t nidt oos lie"
be 9ieb oasielbe nit ieinem @tem et<
mas iparnt 5u erbalten iudte. geult,
nad tangent, bemiitigen1 1no Iebn-
iiihtigeln @arte1t, fomnt Der ge-
Idiiber oieies &inbes uno oieier Weut=
ter aus Sem anoern slbteil oes Stal-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-13

Sn ieoeln &rtege baben fatboliibe
Selogeiitli6e ibren Selocl1n1ltt belp!':
len, au1 ilt ben &riegen Ser Ser.
Staaten. gtur tpenige Genfm6ler 5eu,
gen bon ibrem Seroismus. gines aber
itebt 1T Gettpsburg, no Ser groBe
aampf stpiiden 9spro lmo Siio int
giirgerfries Itattgefltlloen fat. gs lit
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Ser @r6e

~SSett, mo Sic. >SSbren @robooter
beerbt baben, lperoe ib luobl aud)
erolib mein 8elo Sbefpnlnen2"
uS1Gnen Sic it6 nift, aus ei11em
10 traurigen gretgnis nod &upital
I9lugen 5u tpouen 2"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-13

Oies eine lebensgrobe 9rol5eltatue 0es
Sodm. Serrn 8iaiQm Gprbp, G.5.
g, 6elofaplnn Oes Seem Oorfer 69.
Snf.=Jfegt. 9as 9enfn1al fellt ibn
Bar nit Der CUR sl6loll1tion erbobenen
Sano. -
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-13

leuJl uuIeIe2 Su]UpIelS, HIl II, Uel
I1miiIenoe, permag @ere6tigfeit su
iiben.
ltnb oennof: CAB nift bie epige
Goriebung Ser Wenlbbeit oas grob-
lie @ut oeS ginaelnen, ben freien @il-
len2 Ni6t eiitnal @ott fann ben
Meni6en gut maben, menn oerielbe
|nidt gut iein pia. Sdngt nidt oas
eipige uno irbiibe .@liicf 5ln1 groben
Sell BON bieient freien gSillen DeS
gi15elllen ab? 9eun lit es nidt Sic
|bl. 8fli6t oer menl6liben 9elell-
|i1aft int oagemeinen sur Gereoellung
Iieoes menicbli6en @eldopfes bei5l1a
Itragen?
| Solglih, oiirf fte man erlparten, oab
|oue, tpel6e sic @rfenntnis u1o als
ISiibrer Ser Menl6beit sic @fobt ba7
ben, enolit5, pfli6tgen1Qb, oarallf bin-
l5uarbeiten, Inn BEN gin5elnen oie
Ofogli6feit ser gottgelpollteu sll1s=
Iiibung oes freien @illens 5u perl6of-
Ifen. @ie lit nun biele snOelttl1ng allf~
I5ufallen2 Sour Inn ser 2iebe ser A)tiit;
Iter ipilen miro man ser S6reiberin
oieler 3eilen ber5eibelr melm lie ii(
|erlaubt, oieie grlal1terungen allen, Oie
Igl1ten @illens itno, por51fiibren.
I Mebr als ie miro iebt gebetet I'M
|pas betet sic leibenOe, arme Otenid)-
Ibeit2 Gor alem io0te nlan beten:
L,Ion1it in allem @ott Derberrltc)t
fmeroe, Seit gSille gel6ebe.' llno
oann liegt ieOem nabren Sbriiten oaS
ESeil Ser menihlibcn Seelen 1obH'
|lleber ben groben groenleiO ibeint
FEle unlterblicbe Seele, bic 1T ieoen1
tgenlortertem groenleib eriltiert, oft in
Ioen Sintersrllno 5u treten - mobl,
Imart probiert 5lt rettell lpas nod 81
Hretten lit, bod fonnte rno iollte nidt
Imebr getan tperoen2 Sollte man MIDI
Ienoli6 anfangeL bas lnenlhengemo6.
lite gleno 5lt perbinoern? 9as 8ort
5Ngerbinoern iollte iebt allen bie 2ei
Eben perbinoern fonnen eingeprdgl
|peroen, oanit lit meiltens allf oit
L9fegierenben ser Menl6beit bingetpie=
Hen. Biele oieier Hegierenben iin1 &e'
Enegaten, .lobalo oen Menihen Macbt
perlieben miro, miro biele 9ta6t nib:
brau6t lebr menige regieren gered!
|rnb ielbltlos. Mon 1ollte beten: 3,
@ott glib uns ipeiie, ielbitloie, oemii,
|ttge aber mlttige 8iibrer"
| Der benfenbe Otenld bringt oft bie
@ebanfen gum slusorud, boB, trot
loes. bielen 8etens. Seibens uno Ser
Ifolt allgemeinen slufopferl1ng ser
Meni6beit iih faum n1ebr Elm Seiliger
finoet.. 8abe es tpirfli6 Seilige, Danu
biirfte iib Sic barlnber5ige Soriebuna
oieier Meni6en bebienen, llm burd
bielelben nit Seiner 81aoe nnandes
in Sronltng 5u bringel auf bieier
8elt. Sanlit lei ni6t 9elneint, oab
es iebt feine guten Weni6en ober gar
beilignQBige geeni6en gi6t. Ntal1
tirfte glauben uno boffen, oab oiele
3eit Sic gorbereitl1ng lit fiir piels
tpiiroige, allfribtige Gbriiten, Sic
hann menn nod @pttes beiligen?
@alten tie geebrt meroen sur beoeltz
tenoell beionoeren slufgabc, namlidj
sic arme Weni6beit 8ott 5l15lfiibren
un6 fiir Sic 3ufltnft Oas groenlelo
gu berbi1oern, penigitens linn grobe.l
MoBe. 9as lpalte Gott! - Cine
NR1ftter
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MntterletD!

CUR anbetling ieines Yfleseiobnes,
oenn, bieier gei1iiber, Ser FL. Soiepb,
NOR Der grite, nebit Der IF. Mttter,
tpe1ber ben menibgetuorbenen Soba
Gottes anbeten burfte.
8enn man bie Sreuben Ser ii.
Mutter, beg gottliben aitbes unb Die
Ibienenbe, ben1iitige 2iebe bes fl. So
iepb in 8etradt 5iebt uno menn maa
bebenft. lpie ollgemaltig ltno erbaben
sic @eburt Selu I'M Stalle 5u getb-
lebem lit, menn n1alt 6ieies groBe, I'll.
iGreignis IN pieler St1tlid5t bergleidt,
I11ub man it6 tp1nbern iiber Sic gegen=
tpGrtige 5eier bieies eriten 8eib=
fuo6tsfeites. 0as Mutterleio Ser a.
I!erieligIten sSungfralt uno Nhltter
I@ottes NOR bon @migfett Der II. bleibt
Ietpig in gri1nerung Der Gbriltenbeit.
Gie Srelloen llno Seioen Ser fl.
ISanilie leu6ten als troltretbes lno
ipergleiben0es geiipiel fir ieoe 6rilt.
Ili6e San1ilie.
Inn oieie 3eit bes Sabres mobte
Ibie Wfenl6beit ni6t an 2eio benfen.
IOie fl. @eibnabts5eit lit bie 3eit Ser
i1rel1oe nno bes 2ebens. Gielleibt mir
um oieie 3eit beit1tnt iid Sic Menid)-
Ibett .auf Sen pabre1 Sinn bes Gbrl=
Iltentunls, einanoer gu belfen uno gliid=
Hid 5u mahen,. MIR baourd bilft it6
'ieoer Menicb ielbit unb miro piiroig,
Sas groBe Selt ser 2iebe I'M tpabren
Sinn 51 feiern.
Sdon BON ieber itbermog bas Weut'
terleio bie Mutteffreuoenfi SSeoer Der.
niinftige Weenid iit millig, oie gott>
setpollten 2eioen oenliitfg 5l1 ertra=
\ gen. Dob, itraubt itd) bas Wenidben-
|ber5 gegeu alles unotige, menihenge-
|n1a9te glenb. 8er leibet iebt, tudb.
|reno bieier granenerregenhen ariegs
|5eit mebr oenn Die Miitter? Man
|tpdre seneigt, al glauben, bob ieoe
groenrnltter ibre &inoer liebt llno
|oesbalb bitrfte beionbers Die 0futter,
aber aud Die Sunsfralt Die @attin
|uno oie S6pelter, iebt, tpabrenb oes
arieges, lire 2ieben perteibigen, penn
|it1 aIle Srauen Ser Menldbeit Dor
|ibre 2ieben iteller miiroeu llno fagen
pollten: uSSbr n1iiBt mid erlt Unit
bringel1, beoor ibr mir meil1e 2iebiten
,auben f0nntp' = Damn gdbe es feline
&riege nebr. 0ie Vrau ltno Wellttes
lift gum groben Seil berantportltd).
/ fir bas Wobl uno @ebe Der Menid-
beit I'M augei1einen, penn nal1 biele
erbabene Geranttportung beoe,tft,
fam man fan1n tnebr rubig sl1ieben,
tpie llliere 2ieben grauian1 peritiinl-
melt, perbraltnt ertranft ooer al1f an
oere @eile in niebagetpeiener, l6ref=
fen uno baBerregeaber Mrt ermorbet
ooer = mas nod iblimmer lit - -
1angiam 5u Sooe gelnartert tueroel1.
8enn man iiber oieles ariegsele,lo
Spridt ober ifreibt, miro eil,e,n FUND
getan, oaB oie goriebung @ottes aaes
5uldBt - tpobl aber, oab .Oieie gnt
fernltng ser Melliben bo1f @ott iein
8ille iein ioa, lit ibmerlid 5u BE-
greifen. 9enn menn man iid UNI
.1iebt uuo bie 8eibi6te Ger nenld-
liben @eleaihaft in 8etrabt 5iebt.
miro bas Neiultat oieier gntfernl1ng
bon @ott offerbar. Sit es nidt Sat:
fade, oaB ieoer Wtenld bon @ott err
i6affen lit? 5olglid, lolte oieies er-
GlafI,.l,c G(a44aa liz
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SSie Sic ,gteip gorf Slu1' beri6s
tet, beginnt cine irt. 9otonii6cn 8ars
ten befinolicbe, Is SATIRE olte ,,Gen'
tltrp Elunt' 5u bliiben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-13

man getpaDr. 9as neugebprene Gnab@
Iein niiBte frieren, iperlt nidt oas llea
be 8ieb buslelbe nit ieinen Mtem et>
mas tparnt 5lt erbalten ilt6te. Scum,
nad tangent beniitigen1 uno Iebn-
iiibtigen @arte1t, >fonmt Ser Se-
Idiiter oieies &inoes uno oieier Went-
ter aus Sem anoern 9lbteil oes Stal-
@prauslesungen beipilligt. slns Die
lem 8rrube fam oie GerIorgung ber
9rieiteriolbaten nit liturgiihem 8e-
rdt fiir oie ibnen beipilligte pripote
Seier ser bl. Wteiie al6 MIR ilt pri-
ruter Sorlr erfolgen. Brielterloloaten
oiirfen Darlun feilte SelomeBfoffer
,.odfiibren llno es lit ben 8ebrlnadt-
geiltli6en perboten, oienltlide 8el1et=
.ligungen iiber oie NotlpenOigfeit iol=
der Nabfiibrl,ngen alts5ultelen.
X x X
Die ron1iid)e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tion bot in iiinglter 3eit Ste Ser
dffentlibung eines u9iftionars Ser.
Miiiionen' nnternomnnen. 3u oieIent
3iped bat lie cine grobe Steoaftions=
fonln1illion beltelt; tie iest iib 5u-
1nnn1en aus 9lr1ipilten l1nb 8iblio=
tbefaren ser Bropaganoo, aus >gro-
feiloren bes ron1ilden> 5eminars uno
bes nliihonstpiiienibaftliben SnItitlt=
tes, aus oen 9ireftoren oes 2ateran=
muieums l1no ben Sahmannern Der.
Miiiionstpiilenl6aft. Dieie in a9t
sbteilungen eineteilte, rnter Mfgr.
Gar1uinati itebenbe aommiiiiou bat
iieben IN flint Spraden abgefaBte.
Ssragebogen an olle MISUNDERSTANDING
ter (8H6ofe, apoit. 8ifare uno apoit.
%rafefien), an aae 8tld)ofe ber Gbri=
itenbeit, an Die l1ldnnlibeu uno tpeibz
liben Miiiionsbal,ier iopie an Die Sea-.
t;ollalpraiioenten Der pdpitlihen Mii-
iiorstperfe perianbt. Sic bat iid gleid-
5eitig Iotpobl il, Stalien pie au1 in
ben iibrigen 2anoern Die Witarbeit
sablreiber i'm Mii1ionstpeien betpan-.
berter @erionlihfeiten gelidert. 9ie.
aonmillion bat bereits 108 Sieungen
nit $50 5tllnoen tiefgriinoiger uno
frudtborer 9isfltliion abgebalten. DaS.
8erf miro aus nlebreren taul ulenoi let
tige,t Sftapbanoen beiteben. Z
X X X
ssn ser bem 8n6brllderlueien &C.
tpionletet1 Sonoernlmmer Ser 2ar=
tanner 3eitidriit ugie, Mrt, Cite"
lat Mgr. Marius geiion, giidof bon
Sauianne, @enf 1no Jreiburg, oie
Stride unb sic 8nbbruderfunit be-
hanbelt. Die gelebrte ltllb umfaiienoe
sfbbanolung 3eigt erneut, Oab oie Sir
die 5diiserin uno Soroerin ser 8u6=
hruderfunit bon oere1 Mnbegia1t an
geipeien lit. Die erite gltdoruderei in
Der S6mei3 nor bie Der gborberren
bon 8eromiiniter. 0ie aartbdl1ier l1nb
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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-08-07
1t. McLaurin
Visits Here

A recent visitor to the city was
1t. Eddie A. McLaurin who spent
a few hours with his mother and
family. He came to the city follow
ing his graduation form the Avia-
ton School at Tuskegee. The
many friends of this young man
are happy to know of his recent
accomplishments, and the speedy
success he made as a pilot cadet
and his winning of an aerial gun
ner's medal. 1t. McLaurin was ac-
companied back to Tuskegee by his
wife, the former Miss Maggie AL
ice. Gresham and baby daughter,
Marcia Annett.
1t. McLaurin was joined here by
his brother, Pfc. Freddie L. Nc
Laurin, who also visited his wife
and baby Pfc McLaurin was en-
route to Tuskegee, after having
completed his five months of Tech
Training in Lincoln Nebraska. AT
Tuskegee this young soldier is an
aviator mechanic.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-08-07

aunt, Mrs. Sion Thomas at Clarks-
dale last Sunday.
Mr.. Richard Thomas Sr ;s ~
We hope for him speedy recov-
cry.
Mrs. Greasy Middleton of Crosby.
Miss, spent a few days visiting her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Campbell of this commu-
nifty.
Mt. Zion church here is puttino
1ortn efforts to run Revival. The
public is invited. What would we
do in day like this without the
churches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Davis OF
Georgetown and Mr.. and Mrs Wal.
ter Ware and children of Maple
ST., were welcomed guests in the
home of the reporter Sunday eve
ming.
Mr.. Charles Harris who is work
ing in Pullman Service, making
runs from Chicago, H., to Califor-
MA, is visiting his family and
friends. He reports an ENJOYABLE
vacation.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-08-07

Mr.. Toby L. Harris, 1927 Lilly
ST., Miss Maggie L. Anderson, 2616
Brown.
Mr.. Robert Lewis, Miss Annie
Pearl Toms. $50 S. West.
Mr.. Percy Wilson, Jackson, Miss
Magdeline Peaks, Tougaloo.
Mr.. L. H. Singleton, Foxworth,
Texas, Miss Emma Boyd, Florence
st.
Mr.. Zachariah L. Bonner, All
William ST., Buffalo, N. Y, Miss
Pearl M. Warren, 235 E. Hamilton
st.
Mr.. Wash Tarven, 500 Parker
Miss Earlean Proctor, SAP N. Far.
ish
Mr.. Reginald Harris, 1913 Frank
lin, Miss June B. Ridley, 531 Camp
bell.
Mr.. Alonzo Wooley, Odgen, Utah
Miss Bertha Green, 1927 Banks st
Mr.. Theodore Gatlin, 12O E. Ham
ilton, Miss Nellie M. Causey, sos
N. Parish.
Mr.. Walter Lee Buchanan, 2056
M e a d, Detroit, Miss Christine
Rails, 1926 Parish.
Mr.. Ike Blocker, 708 Poindexter,
Miss Martha Cook, 239 Hamilton.
MIR. Dock Collins, 331 Short Mill,
Miss Emma Smith, 81 Mill st.
Mr.. Richard Fields, Miss Katie
Hart, Canton, Miss.
Fl. Frank Patterson, Bailey Ave,
Ext. Miss Martha Lee Smith, 1T
Fairbanks.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-08-07

This week news was received in
this office from Edward Travers
Jr., of Maryland, who is now
spending some time in Cleveland
Ohio. Mr.. Travers is a 1913 grad
uate of Piney Woods Country Life
School, having received honors dur
ing the graduation exercise last Ap-
ril. He was active in affairs at Pi-
ney Woods, being Secretary of the
College Class, Secretary of the Re-
search Science and Mathematics
Club and the Glee Club. Mr.. Trav-
ers writes that he is greatly en-
joying his vacation and that he
hopes someday to join the South
ernaires.