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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Festive Sandwich
Easy to Prepare

JACK O. LANTERN Sand
viches lend their gay bit Of
spirit TO Halloween menus,
Easy 10 prepare and fun 10
make. these sandwiches offer
solution 10 the homemaker as
an attractive party snack.
Jack-O-Lantern sandwiches are
made by generously spreading
brown bread with cream cheese
which has been mixed with bits
OF canned peaches. Cut ont eyes.
nose, and mouth in a second
slice Of brown bread. using
sharply pointed knife or French
vegetable cutter.
Mount the face slices thus
formed on top of the whole
slice. and add raiSinS for eyes,
shaped plmento for tho tongue.
pimcnto circles for rcd checks,
and II available. cocoanut hair.
All sorts Of weird and comical
faces can be formed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Weekly Care
Preserves Hair

DON'T FANCY that because
your hair is abundant il will
always stay that way. II can
have its troubles and when it
once starts thinning and moult-
ing. il is no simple matter to
get il back TO normal. Take
time 10 save your treSSes.
After the weekly brushing,
give your scalp A friction. Five
minutes of pinching and lifting
the flesh will do a world of good.
Keep on until the skin is glow
ing. Do lot OF thumbing along
the nape line. Do circles at
the temples, where the hair
thins first.
Take small strands and give
them quick little yanks to slim
ulate the blood streams in the
papillae from which the shafts
emerge.
Brushing is a vitalizing influ-
ence. II removes surface dust
and brings out dead shafts.
If you are planning 10 have A
permanent in a month or so.
give yourself an oil treatment
the night before each shampoo.
Lubricating the shafts will con-
dition them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Experienced Gardeners
Preparing for Next Spring
BY ISABEL FUCKER
Detroit Times Garden Editor

beneficial 10 newly turned clay
soils that have grown crops this
year. Fall plowing also rids the
garden Of many insects that
would winter in the soil but are
exposed by the upheaval. And
Just as important is the fact
that plowmen are easier TO get
in the fall than in spring.
Leaves that have blown from
the trees should be trundled 10
the vegetable patch in a wheel
barrow or in a large sheet Of
canvas and spread evenly over
the area before IL * plowed
These will furnish many dollars
worth Of organic fertilizer for
those bigger and better yeGe-
tables in 1914.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Uproot Weeds

It's easy 10 let weeds grow
up AT this time Of year when
they do not interfere with crops.
But remember this is the sea-
son when they mature and drop
their seeds which will Sprout
and grow for you next spring.
Every weed uprooted now with
seeds intact and burned without
dropping a seed means hun
dreds of weeds that won't have
TO be hoed in 1914.
A noticeable step towards
next years garden is 10 pillow
the land for 1t dhis fall This
is particularly important with
ground that is being broken for
the first time. The soil may he
turned and the clodS of earth
left open 10 the action OF frosts
which will break UP large
clumpS and ease the job Of har-
rowing in spring.
This same frost action is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24

the one featured today is both
chill-chasing and pretty. Sleeves
are long and loose. the collar
ties securely 10 ward off breezes
and at the same time frame
your face.
A wool and rayon blend, il
comes in candy pink, heaven
blue or orchid. is SO. To keep
your feet warm while reading
or sleeping, there are matching
socks at SIPS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Initial Trouble

VIRGINIA PATTON, young
actress in Thank Your Lucky
Stars has been taking a rib
bling about her initials. On a
smart brown leather handbag,
she had her initials in gold set
diagonally-which is an attrac-
tive style note. But, they spell
out "V A NJ p. Miss Patton's
full name is Virginia Ann Marie
Patton. She says she'll have TO
let Ann or Marie go by the
boards
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24

EXP ERIEN d garden
IL ers may actually be har-
vesting late crops or cleaning
up garden refuse right now, but
mentally they're months ahead
None lives in the future more
than a gardener. He's always
thinking of next years garden
even while he's working on
this years.
A great deal can be done yet
in l943 towards that 1914 gar
den. First. there's the matter
of cleaning up what's left of
this years refuse and weeds.
Any plants that had fungus
infection Of any sort on them
should he pulled and burned,
This applies to blight on corn,
leaf spots. mildewS and any
unknown infection. If in doubt
take it out. And then don't
let it lie around but burn it
Immediately. II the fire FAINT
be made on the spot, wrap the
infected plants in newspaper
while transporting them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
DIG Under Refuse

Uninfected refuse that has no
seeds on it may be composted
or may be dug under ground 10
decay and add organic matter
TO the soil. While we're on the
subject, Of digging in organic
matter-be sure to dig in all
corn stalks-as that prize pest,
the European corn borer, win
ters over on the stalks. If you
had trouble with the borer this
year, better make the rounds
of your neighborhood and be
sure that every one has burned
or buried the CornStalks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Miss Ginsburq
In junior CoIIeoe

MIGNON GINSBURG. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A.
Ginsburg of Chicago boulevard.
has entered the Junior College
division OF the house in the
Pines School in Norton. Mass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
.Uoosu Garments
Popular again

EAMILY SCENE: winter Of
Il 1943-44-mother dad and the
kids are sitting in the living
room. Father is wearing his
wooden smoking jacket and
reading the evening Times. the
kids, wrapped up in their school
sweaters are studying tomor-
rows lessons and mother is
knitting and purling for the
Red Cross.
II looks like a coy family
evening and il is, but without
those extra wooden garments
il could easily he a chilly one.
FopAJhe radiators are merely
lukewarm-fuel oil is rationed
and we must conserve on coal.
Father and the boys are not
too faShion-minded and they
keep warm with Jacket and
sweaters. but mother and sister
believe in being pretty as well
as practical. 50 they furnish
their own central heating with
shawls and strawberries.
Wise investment
Yes. the shawl. symbol Of
grandma day, is back again
. and nicer than ever If there's
shawl in your attic trunk,
haul il out and use il. But if
YOU don't have one. il will make
a wise investment for the win
ter ahead.
Shown today AT the top
right OF the sketch is a beauty.
1t is circular. so that when
doubled and thrown over the
shoulders. it falls in sweeping,
heat retaining cascades. or an
attractive lacy knit, it comes in
Vatican purple, black. old rose,
Chinese fuchSia, chartreuSe.
winter white and orchid. Edged
with fluffy fringe. it is $3.50.
Sister Will probably approve
the lacy stitched shawl that
crosses in front in flattering
fichu and ties at the waistline
in back. Scallops finish this
shawl which comes in winter
white, coral. orchid, candy pink.
Kelly green, French blue, krem-
lin red and is 81,
Doesn't Bind
The shoulderette shown is
doubly practical for it fits like
a sweater. and doesn't bind.
thus permitting arm movement
for letter writing and such.
Knit in a novelty stitch, it
ties at the ncckline. covers the
shoulders in back and has long
sleeves. A wool rayon blend, it
is 1924 in candy pink, heaven
blue or orchid.
Reading in bed this winter
won't be much fun unless you
have warm bed jacket and
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-08-13
sVOKIECIU teismas nutei-

sVOKIECIU teismas nutei-
Sc mirties bausme ukio darbi-
ninka, Stasi Viganauska, %
m. amziaus, ir Terese Breivy-
te, 26 m. amziaus. Jie buvo
kaltinami ginklu lakymu. Abu
nuteistieji kile is Radviluku k.
Kedainiu apsk.
sKAUNO Vokieciu laikras-
It's aprasineja Vokieciu naziu
parties veikima okupuotoje
Lietuvoje. IS to aprasymo ma
tyti kad okupantai Lietuvon
jau atgabene tukstancius Vo-
kieciu. Paw, Kauno mieste ir
apygardoje ir Vilniaus mieste
ir apygardoje naziai turi net
80 skyriu SUI Simtais padaliniu.
Geguzes pabaigoje Raseiniu
ir Taurages apskrityse skyriai
tureje savo konferencijas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-08-13
kAS KA RAS0
(Spaudoje Pasidairius)
Raso Vyt. Sirvydas.
Tikra LietuviSka
DemOkratija

lstorija moko kad kiekviens
tauta eina savo paskirais ke.
liais prie pagrindiniu demokra.
tijos vertybiu. Rasus Ameri,
kos Lietuvio bendradarbis, V
M. Klausutis, prisimena Lietu-
vos liaudininku vado, partijos
planus ir pinigus globojusio,
vaistininko j. Makauskio atsi-
lankyma Amerikon 1926 me-
tais, ir gincus SUI juo.
Lietuvoje perversmui ivykus
Makauskis pripazino nepaken-
ciamuma sudarytos liaudinin-
ku ir socialistu koalicijos, mes
il GROVE tikra Lietuviui igim-
ta demokratizma. Prisimines
kaip p. A. Smetona nepalinko
tolimesnems musu sroviu uz-
gaidoms, kaip prasalino Volde-
marini fasizma, krikscioniska
demagogija ir tarptautini We
jiskuma, Klausutis sake, Lie
tuvoje sukurta buvo "demo-
kratija SUI ribomis kur kulturi-
ne ir ukine pazanga ejo spar
ciai pirmyn."
Klausutis 1885 metals lanke
Lietuva ir liaudininkai Makau-
skis ir Kriksciunas jam prisi-
paine kad "didele visuomenes
dauguma" stow uz Prezidento
Smetonos peciu. Kunigai Eel
ma, Jakimaitis ir Paulauskis
pripazino savo partijos bank
rota, o Prof. Zemaitis, M. Bir-
ziSka ir Bortkeviciene sake,
nors liaudininku partija oficia-
liai Observation-Disclosures su Sme-
tona, bet "neoficialiai liaudi-
ninkai uzima daugybe vietu
vyriausybeje ir diplomatiniame
korpuse". Bortkeviciene tike-
jo, laikas isgydysias zaizdas ir
busia daugiau bendrumo, mes
"veja lauk is tauti-
ninkQ partijos oportunistus".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-08-13
PRIZES AUDRA
(Putinas)

Lyg juodas seselis visur ir kasdie
Lydi tn name, neramioji mintie,
Ir liudesio, baimes zodzius man kuzdi
Ir rodai kur debesys grumias juodi
Matau as tas smeklas. zinau kad tenai
Tai krauio il asaru liejas tvanai.
AS VETO verkimuose rodos girdziu
Kaip skausmas vaitojimu saukia didziu,
vetrai nurimus tyloje klausai
Tai tylus agonijos virpa balsai.
Girdi = ir vakarus skrend zvelgesys,
Kur auga baugus debesys.
Natal - IL dangQ nadia
Pro lupas tau verzias tada.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-08-13
ID A r i E LIS
(Putinas)

Man grazus merguzele, darzelio zolynai,
zaliais kerais suzele, taip buniai, kupinai.
Cia man jaunyste kvepia is tu skaidriu zedu,
IF jautria mint slepia jaunos Strides aidu.
Pritinka tau, mergele, batoji lelija.
il siela groin kelia, il zydi tavyje.
zalias rutas nesioji ir prie Strides segi,
Ir man ruta zalioji, kaip TAU yra brangi.
Darzelin cit vadina tie puikus zoynai!
Bet kas abiau masina, = mergele, ar zinai?. .
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-08-13
Kartus TiesOs ZOdis

Prof. Pakstas savo SO metu
gyvenimo proga gerai pasake
''Dabartiniai pasaulio rasytojai
bejiegiai suprasti tr a g i z m q
tautos, kurios zodi Vokieciai
bando sudeginti, kurios daina
bando kurciais pelenais paver-
sti Cir, pridursime, kurio tevu
zemes nori affinity, kurios tel
ses net patti demokratija ban
do padoriai nutyleti."
Bet demokratija netyli. Lie
tuvos Atstovybes leidziamas
Current News biuletenis daz-
mai pacituoja tos demokratijos
tvirtu balsu. Vienas tvirciau-
siu buvo Max Eastman'o bal
sas zurnale Readers Digest,
kur nurodyta, Lietuva praryti
norris krastas, Russia, neturi
to be ko demokratija negali
gyventi = laisvOs viesos OPT
nijos. Demokratijos ir komu-
nizmo vedybos tik istorines
prievartos darbas. Tarp ziau-
raus raudono despotizmo ir
Sviesios, skaiscios demokrati-
JOS nieko bendro nera.
Eastman'o straipsnis sukele
diskusijQ visoje Amerikoje. Jis
mini Lietuvos laisve ir jos
priesai neturi kuo pateisinti
Maskvos nora ta laisve is ma
zos, demokratines tautos at
init. Mes tikime, kara laimes
demokratija. Tokiu budu, sia-
DENNIS kartus Lietuvio ira
gizmas, gall butt, pavirs atei-
tyje nauja, skaiscia viltimi.
Bet snausti nereikia!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-08-13
Idomu, IdOnu

Darbininko koresponde Mt a S
pranesa apie Dirvos galingu-
ma tautinio gailestingumo rel
kalu, lyginant su kataliku
spauda. Garse ir Darbininke
tilpo K. V. praneSimas apie
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-08-13

N1ETINE Lietuviu Diena rytineje Pennsylvanijoje,
W ketos ANGLES kasyku s1ityje, Rugpjucio Is dena,
bus storne tos pacios sritis Leuviams tue kad toe
sventeje dalyvaus Leuvos Respubikos Prezdentas A.
Smetona kurs kaip ir senie Americas Letuviai isei-
vial, Amerikon pateko begdamas RusQ: Veik visi
pereitos gentkartes Letuvia kure nenoreo Rusu ca
rui arnau arba kesti sunkumus ir persekioma, bego
Amerika Nuo tQ paciu Rush. tik sivilkusiQ draskan-
clio zveies kau, urejo pabegti r Amerka pasiekti ir
Lietvos Prezidentas Per ta lakotarp kaip Letuvia
pradejo Amerikon vazuoti gausiausia po 1870 metu
Lietuvoje daug kas nukO: atgauta spauda, atko
vota Lietvai neprklausomybe, Lieuva grazai r iste
inga gyveno ir pragarsejo pasauyje kaip rimta pa
tvar valstybe il turejo valdzia, prezidenta
bet to vlsko Amerkoe gyvenantis visas trecdalis
su tauos zmoniu semus maza dali kuri lankesi Lietu
voJe nemate Tx zmolo IS spaudos vaizde ar kalbu
Dabar tie Lietlviai kurie nuo caru priespaudos be-
60, gauna pamatyt pirmutni If dabartin Letuvos Pre-
zidenta pacoje Amerkoje. Prezidentas Antanas Sme-
tona nuo kovo menesio 1941 metu aplanke jaug daug
ties kad daug kur dar ankysis Rekia pastebe kad vi
kr tik p Prezidentas lankosi nuosrdus Lietuvai
patrlotal net dzlaugsmo asaroms apsipa matydami
savo senovee buvusos garsos ir galingos valstybes
snauo atsisteigusos, valdova Tiesa, Lietuva dabar
vel aiknai svetmu pavergta taciau eigu mes daugiau
eksime Lieuvos Prezidenta r drbsime uz Letuvos at
steigima, j vel taps savstove, Neprklausoma.
Pennsylvanijos Lietuviu Diena renga Lietuviu pa
rapijos Grardvile, Mahanoy City, Shenandoah Tama-
qua, Minersvle Frackvle Maizevlle Coaldale ir st.
Clair mestelu - tagi daugiau tukstanciu Lieuviu tu
prOga pamatvt IL iSgirsti kalba senosOs te
vynes valdzios gavos.
Lietuvos Prezidentas incidentalia lankys ta Ame
rkos dali k buvo lopsine viso Americas Lieuviu pra
dnio gyvenmo, kulturos, Svetimo, tautinio atbudmo
kap apie tai musu bendadarbis Vytautas srvydas per-
eitame Drvos numelyje vaizdzai aprase.
Kap ypatinga - isitemykit sta: Ten kur susipra-
tes Amerkies Lieuvis kungas-Nebonas atsistoia gre
ia p A. Smetonos prizes Letuvu publika ten vsems ir
gerems katalikams If saip parapijieciams p Smetona
II LieVos Prezidentas ir geras katalikas Gi kur
tamsus, patkuoas arba sukaidntas kunigas isilenda
tarpa Lietuvu n1inos il p. Prezdento = ten nuotai-
ka tesog apgaietina, r Sic zmones toxic pat
kaip IL anie pirmieji.
d mones pav ne V moka proapt lie seka yisus
vejus if suyg veiu kap smigos siubuoja W tai EMO
nQ katnt negalma bet labai ir laba nuszengia tau
tai toxic vadai kulie partiQ bizneio reika
lus state pirnloje vietoje.
LetuviQ visuomene prvao pavyzdi init is tu rim
IT, patiotniQ dvasiskiQ r svietsku vadu if suprast
kad tie kie seja neapkanta r kersta turi siau-
rus ksus II tlk ems nor visuomene naudoti r iSna-
doti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-08-13

varga p. Pranaitytes, Kun. Mi
luke knygu bendraleidejos.
Dirvos Mirgu Marga skyrius
ta pranesima komentavo. Val
sius - is Adv. F. j. Bagociaus
susilaukta pinigine parama, 0
is kataliku p. Pranaityte dar
nieko negavus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-08-13

k AS laukia Italiios? Alianta tai yra Amerika ir
~ Anglia, laba gerai splanavo kariavmo strategija
kada pasirinko uzpulti taija didziausi Herio part
nerl II pasilVzo iSmusti Italus is karo.
kaslink Mussolnio pasalinimo, daroma vsokiu spe-
hoJmQ lUll sake jog tai galejo butt vena priemone
pates HiteliO isbandyt ajanta, paSalinus dikta-
orius, sutiks dayt taka miarskais vadais, isge-
bejimui tQ tlulsnngu valstybiu vssko u sugrio-
VINO, atnant kolonijas IL It. Itala Mussoliniu pas-
salinus pTadejo kalbeti ape takos sygas bet reika-
lauja galbingos taikos. znant kap pasiegtu Hitle-
r1s II Mussolnl SUI nuka1automs salims ypac ga
Ntname atVeuJe sumuSant Anglia il Amerka turf
me plpazlntl kad ltaai nera verti "garbingos takos
" Jlens terra viena salyga: besalygnis pasidavimas
Bet yra II kita puse: talija gresia anarchija, ku
]? au apslreskla II legu de1ybos tests perilgai, gall
neku su kuo aantams ne tariffs. Bolsevikai ir socia
Stal, abb grupes raudOnas veliavas neSin pradeo de-
monstluot, reikalaudami "taikos Jie neisreikalaus
takos bet ives suirutes tokas kurose tik Maskva ga
les daugiausia naudotis. Vsos demonstracijos keia-
mos prleS faslss kulu au nera bet tas reiskia val
stybes plaiSnima is vidaus.
Po ltaijos seks Bakanu paliuosavimas is Hitlerio
9takos Bet kas ten gall pirniausa isigale jeigu ne
bolsevlkai kre is Maskvos paruosti jeigu aliiantai
heapsupns JQ apsauga tk pagebes ivesti anarchija
kas gall uzvaldyti Prancuzija ieigu be tvarkos ir
plano j bus pradeta is Vokeciu vaduoti? Aisku ko-
mlnlstal kas is to seka kiekvienam aiSku.
Butu naudinga alijantams pasimokint is atstki-
mo su Italia kaip egtis ir ktose salyse.
'KAIP plaGiai apemes Amerika zmoniu gvvasties
apdraudos planas parodo Sis faktas: 1912 metals mr-
sly selnoms isnokea gyvasties apdraudos DO $685.
wv dlena, arba suvrs 81 100000 istsa meta.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-03-18
March Proceedings
Board OF Supervisors

BE IT REMEMBERED, that the Board
Of Supervisors of Holmes County, Mis-
sissippi, met in the Courthouse in the
City Of Lexington, on this the 1st day
Of March, A. D., 1913, and being the
First Monday and the First Day Of the
term. with the following Members and
Officers present, to-wit: Earl H. Fow-
Ter, n. B. s. No. /, N. s. Rogers, n. B.
& Ne. 3; K. p. TAsmas, =. ,. 9. Ne. 8;
y. /. Smith, President, n. B. s. No. q;
G. W. Ellison, N. B. 8. No. s; Parham
II. williams, Clerk; W. A. Ramsey.
Sheriff; and H. n. Johnson, Attorney
for Board.
When and where the following pro-
esedings were then and there held and
had:
In Re: County Depositories.
I beg to hand you herewith list show
Ing balances in the various funds Of
the County.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-03-18

1t 10 hereby ordered that the following
accounts Be allowed payable out Of Sep
arate Road District No. One for Salaries,
Labor. Supplies, etc. ~ follows:
Herman Griffin 67.22. s. v. Farmer
&57.22. T. E. Hearn $4S.75. Charlie Jack
son $52.A7. Dolph Hammett $3.50. L. C.
Johnson $107.10. H. s. Terry $107.10
Bill Turner $3.50. Cliff Hughes $58.41.
Rich Kealhofer $54.85. Walter Tucker
$52.47. Terrys Garage $32.23. w. A. Har-
vey Store 1854. Jackson Road Equipment
Co. $l26.17. Same $3.50. Same $104.65.
Same $29.74. Same $1.o91.67. e 4 N
Products $370.32. Jackson Road Equip
ment Co. $24.71. Cullander Mchy. Co.
$2S.7e. Povall Printing Co. 81. Standard
Oil Company $64.5l. Standard Oil Com
pany $$7s.l2. The Fincher Co. $7y05.
Miss. Culvert & Mchy. Co. $3.50. Wealth
ersby Chew. Co. $86.77. Lee Cade $32.92.
Same $99.65. Peoples Service Station
$175.71. Same $22S.37. Western Auto
Assoc. $7.19. Same 1926. Same 1907.
Lexington Wagon & Blacksmith $6.25.
1t is hereby ordered that the following
accounts be allowed payable out of Sep
arate Road District No. Two for Salaries,
Labor, Supplies, ETC., as follows:
A. C. Autry $107.10. Elum Mcbride
$52.47. Dennis Mcbride s57.22. Richard
Ellis $5s.66. Estes Grace $4s.76. Bit KY
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-03-18

Well, here we are again with q whole
pack Of 1--WE and il you don't want rs
to tell off On you, you had better be
careful.
West seemed pretty well represented
at the ball game at Sails Wednesday
night. Sarah, Jimmie. Erskins and
Skinner reported . swell time.
Saw Dot and Pete sporting around
Saturday night and what do you know?
She was with Eph Cresswell Sunday.
Wonder what Pete will say!
Sarah Thomas seems all smiles TO-
day. I guess that's because John gave
her a nice little gift for her birthday.
Say, Madeline, who was that Holmes
Junior boy you were with at the show
Saturday night. Is all this something
new? Don't let Troy find out about it.
Harvey Lee Armstrong seems to have
an interest in some little school girl.
Do you suppose it could be Pauline Nc
Garahf I see them in Durant together
quite often. So
Dot did You enjoy the ball game We'd
nesday night. l suppose you did 'from
what I hear.
Reed Wright seems so interested. in
Walden lately that he can't study in
school. Don't take it so seriously old
boy.
Saw Madeline, Pauline and Harvey
Lee at Sails Wednesday night. Wonder
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-03-18
cHANcERY

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
To Sadie Rodgers, whose street
and post-office address -: 1856
South State Street, department 4,
Chicago, Ininok.
You are summoned to appear b.
fore the Chancery Count Of the
county Of Holmes in said state, on
the Second Monday Of April. 19l8,
70 defend the suit No. 1857 in said
Court Of Tommy Rodgers. wherein
you are . defendant.
This the 4th., day Of March 1913.
Parham H. Williams,
Chancery Clerk.
(SEAL)
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-03-18

on the various members for their special
parts. National hymns were sung, Mns.
John Whitworth at the piano. Mrs.
Hood May gave the devotional reading.
The topics were as follows: Democracy
and Christianity, by Mrs. Hanna; Amer
lean Democracy, Mrs. Whitworth; Bap-
lists and Democracy, Mrs. Marlborough;
America Safe for Democracy and Chris
tan Witness in America, Mrs. Crawford;
Democracy Demonstrated in Home Mis-
sions, Mrs. Marlborough. Program clos
ed with a beautiful tribute paid for our
National and Christian flags while all
stood and gave the salute, Mrs. st. John
in charge. Mrs. Metts closed with
PRAYER. A short business session fol-
lowed.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Simpson and Mrs.
Don Hays drove up from Flora Sunday
and we're guests in the homes Of Mr..
and Mrs. Crawford Lever, and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. D. Mckie.
Ada Atkinson returned early this week
from several weeks visit in Memphis
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mueller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris George are the
proud parents of a dainty little daugh-
ter who was born at the Community
Hospital in Lexington. They are now
at home with her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
E. C. Driskell.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Neblett, Jr., Of
Jackson, we're in Pickens Sunday with
relatives and friends. They, with Mrs.
Don Hays, were dinner guests of M.
and Mrs. J. d. McKie.
Pvt. A. A. Whitehead 10 spending his
first furlough at home and has recently
been transferred from McDill Field to
Macon, Georgia.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. J. Spengler were in
Jackson Sunday having been called by
the passing of an uncle, the late Hubert
Spengler.
Mrs. W. L. Chambers and children
spent the week end with Major w. L.
Chambers at Camp Shelby. Pickens
people are extending congratulations to
the new Major and are delighted over
his recent promotion.
Mrs. E. Atkinson, ST., Is spending sew
eraly days in Memphis with the Chas.
Mueller family.
Ruth Maxwell is assisting with work
in the bank.
Mesdames C. v and B. H. MAXWELL
were hostesses to both circles of the
Woman's Society Of Christian Service
Monday afternoon in the formers home.
Program leader, Mrs. D. Simpson, had
arranged an interesting program, assist
ed by Mrs. J. D. McKie, Mrs. Cohoon,
and Miss Josephine Burton. During the
social hour, selection of songs were
given by Mrs. B. H. Maxwell and sew
eral patriotic and Irish piano numbers
by Mrs. Atkinson. Tempting salad plate
and iced tea were served by the hostess.
One of the loveliest meetings Of the
year of the As You Like It Club was
held Tuesday afternoon liz the home Of
Mrs. B. H. Maxwell with Mrs. S. D.
Simpson and Miss jamie Lowe CO.
hostesses. An added feature of the
meeting was the group of Belhaven girls
who gave several numbers. Accompany
ing the up from Jackson was their
teacher, Mrs. John Caldwell, and Mr..
Caldwell.
Lamar Rogers, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Rogers, has reached his destina-
ton overseas and a letter has como to
his parents. He is a gunner in .
homhor uroun