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The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-09-01
Experience

He has ALWAYS known for having unusual ability III
agriculture and the related sciences His special committee
and instructors Cornell University consider him being
one of the outstanding Cornell graduates He winner
awards while student In 1888 he first r1ze
in the students Livestock Show and Judging Contest Cor
nell.
His graduate work was done under the direction OF Pro
lessor r. NJ Stewart in Agricultural Education. Professor T.
g. Morrison in Animal Nutrition and Professor $ A. Adcl in
Animal Breeding.
In addition to regular school work he All Club
member New Farmer of America and membcr OF the
Y. Nj. c. A.
He is active in many religious fraernal and social act
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-09-01

served as teacher vocational agriculture farm manager
football coach and for the last eight has been Director
of the Department Agriculture and Smith Hughes Teacher
Trainer in Agriculture
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-09-01
diana daughter of Mr. and Mrs George Hughes OF the same
city
Education

He received his early training in rural school
and the practice school of Iougaloo College, Iougaoo
Mississippi He graduated from the high school department
Acorn A. NJ. College 1926 In 1851, he received the
B. degree from Tennessee A. & State College; i'll 1855 he
received the NJ S degree from Cornell University and the
Phi d. degree from Cornell University in 194l
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-09-01
Football Coach

He was head coach at State College from 1888
to 1886 During this period he developed mediocre
team into that attracted national recognition. He
sponsbe Tennessee State entering the MdN Ath
letic Association 1884 he did lose conference game
During he upset the powerful Wlberforce team
and in 1886 with team made up of mostly Freshmen played
OF kentucky great teams to 1915 tie in Cincinnati
He has keen interest Mid Western Athletic Association
done much develop He gave up coaching
in order to give full time to agriculture.
Biographical Sketch
He was born and reared his fathers plantation
Canton Mississippi and So years old, He is the of the
Reverend and Mrs W. M. Davis Of the city He
ried to the former Miss vanetta Hughes of French Lick
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16O.-Transfer and Storage
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WANTED 2 COUNTER GIRLS,
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180.-Legal
NOTICE OF SALE OF AUTOMO-

The undersigned having repaired
ard furnished materials for the
repair of one 1888 Ford Coach,
Motor No. 4399896, at the request
Of the owner, Cubit Joe, and char
ges therefore not having been paid
for more than 80 days, the under
signed will expose for sale said
automobile, by public auction, to
the last and highest bidder, for
cash, to satisfy said lien, at 1903
North Fourth Street, in the City
of Wilmington, N. c., at one o.
clock D. M, on November 10, 1943.
The Commissioner of Revenue has
been notified.
This November 4, 1913.
SAM SPACH
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50.-FlOOr Finishers

FLOOR SANDING AND FINISH
ing in Wilmington more than
twenty years, refinishing and
polishing floors. We also have
sanding machine and edgers for
rent. M. L. Brothers and Son,
201 No. 18th st. Dial 4758.
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JUST ARRIVED: rs HEAD OF
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PEANUT GROWERS: WE BUY
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Peanuts. Contact for price now.
Southland Peanut Co., r. F. D.
2, Box 343A, Wilmington, N. c.
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Phone 1893.
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DRESS MAKING AND PLAIN
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DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK? NO
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the market. Your old shingles will
insulate the house when ou1 shin
giles are placed over them Ten
year guarantee against leaks or
curls. Free estimate for complete
job Dial 1877 McIver Lumber Co
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49.-Financial

BEAR CREEK COPPER MINES
nearing peak of production. There
is still available a few shares
at par. Bear Creek Copper
Mines, Inc, Wallace Building,
3rd and Princess St. Dial 1851.
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IMPROVED SOUTH CAROLINA
farms, free list. Convenient terms:
The Union Central Life Insur-
ance Co., Rock Hill, S. c. Phone
1916.
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WANTED: RADIOS, REGARD
less of condition. A. c. with or
more tubes. Call Bud. County
47O5
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KEEP VICTORY GARDENS
full. Plant onion sets, collarf and
cabbage plants. Turnip, Mustard,
Beet. Radish. and other season
able seeds. Fertilizers, insect.
cides. Roudabush's Seed Store,
Corner Front and Dock SITS.
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|No Ian,llEvROLET COACH - 5o4
7'h. st. Dial 22OO4.
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hobby horses, many ~ S'i C. Front
Thrif.T-Stores. Inc. 20 d. '
st.
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l39.-RadiO and Repairs

RADIOS, REFRIGERATORS AND
oil heater repair service. L. D.
Blake. Dial 4749.
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55,-Seeds-P1anfs-Bulbs

WOODS TESTED FALL GRAINS
Abruzzie Rye. Redheart Wheat
Fulgrain and Victorgrain Oats.
Austrian peas, Hairy Vetch
Crimson clover. For the lawn
Woods Rye Grass. T. w. Wood
and Sons. BIT No. Front St.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
BY MRS. WNL {. PHILIPS,
Alancda, Calif0rnia.

~ ONE months ago "a member
If my family was placed
- ON a very light diet. and at
first II seemed to.wc my work
had simply doubled and that /
was cooking all the tune Then
I sat da..H -'vitb q pencil and
paper. and worked the situation
over. ! soon found out that the
soft diet required for my in-
valid sister could be worked i'm
very well with our regular
menus. requiring very little extra
work. and ! pass on some Of my
ideas TO your many readers,
hoping they viii prove as help
ful as the Almanack has many
times helped me,
First of all, keep a tray al
ways set up. that is. as soon
as one meal is finished, and the
dishes washed, / reset the tray,
and keep il in a convenient
place This saves that last
minute dashing around. which is
always So nerve -raeking
Besides this. ! keep In the sun
room, where my sister lives"
extra things like spoons, forks.
and even cup and saucer; they
are tucked away in a drawer,
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
Toast Special:

Toast Special:
6 eggs. separated
3 cups top milk
slices bread
2 cup sugar
IL cups boiling water
2 tablespoons lemon juice.
Beat the yolks till light, add
the milk Dtp the bread slices
into this, and brown them lightly
in melted shortening, butter or
margarine; in the meantime,
beat the whites till fluffy, slowly
add the sugar. then the lemon
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11

Ia response a. many re-
guests for recipes suitable for
r0uraIcSCenfS, the flm0nack
presents these Interesting SUg-
ReAiinnl IA, Mr.. Philips. %
reader ,rho has SHCccSsfuIl'
snlrcd the pzahleH-aE .44a4h!.-
menu cooking." In The foI-
l0Icing arHeic she tells h0IC The
coHralescent tray ma, be pre-
pared ia conjunction icifh the
rcguiar tamil, meal,
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11


(urricd { hiCkcn'
on Rice
Hot Buttcrcd Green
Beans
Or Lettuce Salad
Peanut Butter
Pinw hecls
Pickles
Jcllird Fruits
Cook les
Coffee
49,
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
YOUR RECIPE nay WIN IS

The A,nericHh WeckIt PciH nay
s. tor each recipe sent m b.
readers and used an This page, all
publication rights -tAeseaftet- be-
longing a. The American " cekI,.
Any Kind loj recipe may b. Nub-
miited, the only restriction being
that IL must be original. In other
iro,d' IL must not hare appeared
anyEherc ~ print be{otc. Pre-
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11

Juice, and carefully add the boil
ing water. If necessary TO hold"
keep in double boiler few min
utes. Serve this over the Drowned
toast slices. For variety use
little currant jelly in place of the
lemon juice. Meals can be very
monotonous day after day, and a
little variety means so much.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11


Plain:
l cup top milk
2 eggs
2 tablespoons sugar
Pinch salt
y teaspoon vanilla
Scald the milk. beat the egg
yolk, add sugar and salt, pour
the scalded milk slowly onto the
egg mixture. Put into double
boiler. over hot water and stir
until the custard coats the spoon.
Cool add flavoring, varying
same Use almond or lemon
occasionally. Serves 2.
Prunes:
Cook dried prunes we'll, sweet
ening slightly if not sweet
enough. Cool until just warm,
pour over some of this soft GUS
tard. Delicious.
Beef Tea:
I keep this made up a week
ahead, if possible, and it is, there
fore, no trouble at all TO serve
whenever necessary.
2 pounds Of lean beef
1 quart cold water
Light seasonings TO taste.
Cut the meat up fine, and let
simmer over low heat for four
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11

ri&us prisc ,cinncrs are ulsO eIigi-
bic a. rcin another prize.
BE sure ~ print or Urifc your
rtuurT and dfdrcsS plainly and
scud recipes fo The american
u cckly HousewiJc's Food 4imn-
mack, y. -. Box I0I. Grand
Central 4nncr. Ncw York, " Y.
Unused recipes cannot %bc re-
turned fO the oScuders.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11

hours, in the cold water TO start
with, plus the light seasonings.
Let get cold, then remove all
fat. Serve this as a plain beef
tea, or add bits of cooked
noodles, spaghetti, etc, or even
toast cubes; occasionally heat it
with a little tomato juice for
flavoring.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
SERVE THEM WITH GRATED CHEESE

I~ HIS unusual main course dish which
Almanack families will Pauline Renner
San Francisco California. Here is the prepare it,
Ia pounds well cooked Il canned pmientos
/ tomato y veal stock
l hot teaspoon tamale spice
onion cut fine l small chilli pepper
y homny meal well cooked Salt to taste
hard boiled tquartercd
Put all ingredients together kettle heat to
boiling stirring constantly twenty-five minutes Set aside
wrapping the cab
bage Separate the large leaves and them water to wilt
leave them about minutes take ont and lay platter Have
hand Of wcn cooked homny meal seasoned with salt and
Spread this lightly cabbage
leaves to / tamae
all small tamae
cabbage olives and boiled
both Lay them all separated and
with grated Parncsan cheese
MANY Pauline Renner this aory delicious recipe
Is
Stuffed dishes fashion Not long
nd the u " a ri
luscious
q
The Kitchen Guard KY Consisted Of Eight
Soldiers. Them the Royal Table and the
Other F0ur " hh Drdpn Sw0rds Prorded an Escort
Befueen Kitchen and Dining Hall.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11

IFE AM submitting recipe taken from
scrapbook and written in her
Natalie Kreger Waukegan, H. she born 1922
relates that the
mated England
the for apple fe her 1853
Civil Var
Take egg = of sweet milk = teaspoon of salt
flour Beat the until light
the and the
smooth Core and peel the then thick
MANY thanks Mrs Krcgcr for this fine recipe We
used
be
ed
dessert Mary
Eighteenth Century See Hain FIdrorrd Coffee
Uuh POudcrcd Mustard. Later he CoJJee"
" as Used Ia Spce Me- Crazy.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
GIstards:

C4iStaFds:
1t happens that we all like
custards, so they often appear
on the family table, too; if baked,
1t Is easy to put fruit, raisins,
etc, in the bottoms of the GUS
tard cups for some OF US, and
bake plain eustards for sister.
We also like this type OF plain
custard:
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
Baked Eggs:

Baked Eggs:
Eggs again, but in these war
time days, we often serve them
as main entree or supper dish.
This is one way of fixing them
which is just as good for the
tray as it is for the family, and
we all like it.
2 cups cream of mushroom
soup Cthe dried variety made
according to directions is eX-
cellenO
Salt and pepper TO taste
6 eggs
IL cups soft bread crumbs. but
-tereds-
6 little baking dishes
Put some OF the crumbs in the
bottom of the ffttle baking dishes,
pour in soup break an egg into
each dish, lightly salt and pepper,
sprinkle with more Of the soft
crumbs. bake at moderate heat
for 20 minutes, or till set
Apple Fluff:
tablespoon unflavored gelatin
a cup cold water
1 cup boiling water
= teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons sugar
IL cups applesauce, lightly
sweetened
tablespoon lemon juice
2 egg whites, stiffly beaten.
Soak the gelatin as usual in
the cold water. pour over the
boiling water, stir, till dissolved
Add the sugar and salt. let cool
slightly, then add the applesauce
and lemon juice Just as it be-
gins 10 set fold in the egg
whites. Pour into individual
molds Serve with thin cream.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
HETHEAMERICAN HoqSGEWFEsl EG1p !E n
( ::=::: AWEEKLY ALMAGAcKY }
10 ~-----Zz - eN
PLANNING THE LIGHT DIET

and II. by any chance, things are
left off the tray there they are
handy -ILeu-tnn-sn sometimes nay
sister rs being served when Wis
itors come. and she likes TO have
"a cup handy TO serve them a cup
OF tea
Frankly ri is little things like
this that keep her going, and I
often think II is having a lot 10
DO with her getting well l like
to think $50. anyway
For breakfast, Of course, !
usually serve eggs in some form,
and since We are all fond of
them they appear on our table,
TOO. First. for an Of us, a glass
of hot water with lemon juice
then the regular breakfast, and
for my sister, a cup Of very
weak coffee Here are two of
the ways we all like eggs
Coddled Eggs:
g eggs
3 tablespoons cream
Seasoning to taste
Butter or margarine
Lightly butter individual bak-
ing dishes Place an egg into
each, pour cream over, lightly
season, and bake in moderate
oven only till egg is set--
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
A RECIPE THAT WINS HIGH PRAISE

EEV SUPPOSE that their recipe for
gingerbread" writes Miss Helen Moran, Syracuse ~ Y.
We'll, here mine and hope you like IT,
Mix together light brown sugar pastry
teaspoon baking ginger tea
spoon tablespoons
and moasses Combine the two mixtures
well creased shallow pan and bake
degrees twenty-five minutes"
uc Is one Of lc hcst
usMay
Evening star., 1943-08-22

No happiness hasn't gone from the world. 1t is here
still in the almost forgotten simple pleasures which
Americans discovering again in these days of wartime
living There's happiness for example in the close ohoe
picnic. today just there was in the good old days.
Can't you just smell the sweet clover and the spicy sizzling
"franks? Can't you hear the liquid thrill of bird the low
hum of honey bees at work? Can't you the kind faces
of family and friends around you?
Indeed there's happiness contentment freedom There's
where you be YOURSELF And pcncng only of the
pleasures still yours enjoy You walk ride bike
:. swim =. fish. You do lots of things people did
and enjoyed . >. in ''the old days."
Evening star., 1943-08-22
FOUND AGAIN
,&M4vrdMMMyw ::

When Kanns set up shop so years ago. people didn't de-
pend charming atmosphere expect fancy service when
they went shopping they merely looking for good,
sound down earth values Kanns customers picked their
yard goods wash tubs pots and pans put them in the
buggy and took them home dusty roads, Today Kann
is the unpretentous store has always been Today
you simply carry things home in the bus street car
taxi .. instead of the one-horse shay
It's quite coincidence however that just when Kanns is
celebrating it's Golden Jubilee Year. circumstances should
require all of to many of the customs and
pleasures of so years ago!
Evening star., 1943-08-22


+
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-08-27
kONFERENCIJA BAIGESI SUTARIMU
ATKAKLlAI TRlUSK!NTI PRIESUS
Is QUEBEK'O

Aukstieji alijantu vadai,
Roosevelt ir Churchill, uz-
baige savo slaptus nutari-
mus atkakliam karo vedi-
mui prizes asies jiegas.
Kokie tie planai niekas
nezino, bet jie nustato ne
liaujama atakavima asies
saliu Europoje ir Azijoje,
Xxi jos bus priverstos besa-
lyginiai pasiduoti.
Lordas Louis Mountbat-
ten, Britu karaliaus pus-
brolis ir pasizymejes Ang-
lu kommandos vadas, pa
skirtas vyriausiu alijantul
karo jiegu komandierium
pietrytineje Azijoje. Bri-
tai ryztasi atsikariauti is
Japonu ta ka jie karo pra-
dzioje uzgrobe.
Rooseveltas ir Churchill
baige savo konferencija su
pasitikejimu kad Stalinas
nedrys daryti paskiros tai
kos SUI Hitleriu.
Jiedu uzgyre plana Eu'
ropos atkariautQ saliu val
dymui. Tikisi kada nors
laikyti konferencija kurio-
je dalyvaus ir Rusijos at
stovai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-08-27
BERLINAS SMAR-
KIAI NUKENTEJO

Britu ir Americas lektu-
val atliko baisius bombar-
davimus Berlino - kokiu
dar nera buve. Padaroma
milziniski nuostoliai. De-
simtys tukstanciu zmoniu
liko be pastoges.
Sake, valdzios istaigos
iskeliamos is Berlino.
Kai Vokieciai pradejo
savo lektuvais bombarduo-
tt Anglia karo pradzioje,
krasto apsaugos minister's
Goering isdidziai skelbe -
jokis prizes lektuvas nepa-
sieks Berlino. Jis prastai
nuspejo.
Amerikieciai ir Anglai
tesla bombardavima Itali-
jos ir Prancuzijos miestu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-08-27
Pataria Prie$ar1s Besa|yginiai Pasiduoti Dabar
L!TVINOV AME-
RIKON NEGRYS

Sovietu vyriausybe pra-
nese kad buves Washing
tone ambasadorius Litvi-
nov, kuris buvo. sugryzes j
Maskva pasitarimams, at
statytas is ambasadoriaus
vietos. 10 vieuninku pa
skirtas Xxi siol buves am
basados patarejas Gromy-
ko, jaunas ir niekam nezi-
nomas kaipo diplomatas.
Sis Stalino pasielgimas
turf dvi reiksmes: pabau-
dina to seno diplomatic kad
nepajiege iskovoti Ameri-
koje antro fronto Rusijai
isgelbeti nuo Vokieciu, ir
parodymas Amerikai kad
neklausymas Stalino suke-
lie 10 "rustybe".
Litvinovo staigus pasali-
nimas is vietos reiskia ko-
kia nauja panama Krem-
liaus politikoje. Seniau, kai
Litvinovas buvo uzsieniu
reikalu komisaru, Stalinas
j pasalino is tu pareigu II
paskyres Molotova, susitai-
ke SUI Hitleriu. 4Matyt Hit.
leris nenorejo su zydu uz.
sieniu reikalu komisaru TIL.
reti reikalu tai Litvinovas
buvo pastumtas ] Sail.
Naziams uzpuolus Rusi-
ia, Stalinas pasiunte LitYi-
nova Washingtona dirbti
uz antra fronta.
S. V. sekretoriaus pade.
jejas Sumner Welles stat.
ga isvyko is Washingtone
j nezinoma kelione, kaiI
tik paaiskejo kad Litvino'
vas atsauktas. Jis gal IS
vyko j Maskva islygint
nesusipratimus del bolsevi
ku nekantrybes nesulau
kiant antro fronto.
Is Londono atsauktas il
tenaitinis Sovietu ambasa
dorius Maisky.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-08-27
AMERIkIECIAI At
GAVO KISkA

Japonai pabego is Kiska
salos, siauriniame Pacifi-
ke, kuria buvo uzgriebe
pat karo pradzioje. Ame-
rikos lakuna i pastaromis
dienomis pradejo nematyti
jokiu Japonu zymiu toje
saloje. Jie bego national
iausdami kad netrukus bus
uzpulti ir sunaikinti. Prizes
kelias savaites Amerikie-
ciai ateme is Japonu kita
gretima sala tenai, pada-
rydami dideliu nuostoliu.
Kiska ir Attu salas uz-
eme Japonai tikejo pasida-
rysia sau kelia uzpuolimui
Siaures Amerikos. Daba1
tas kelias liko atviras uz-
puolimams Japonijai.