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BOATS.

EVINRUDE and Elto cupboard motors:
Thompson boats new and used; seryice
and parts; used parts: factory representa-
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CREDIT OFFICE MANAGER

THOROUGHLY experienced all phases vholc-
sale. retail credit. collection adjustment
procedure: exceptional record of achieve
m7nt available for permanent Job free to
locate in any locality. Sox 49hR. St2r. .
Evening star., 1943-07-25

OUTBoARD MOTOR, 3 to 8 h.p. MI O394.
RUNABCUT, Austln motor. all accessories:
sell is or individual parts. Sligo O33SA'
SET OF DRAWINGS for rowboat. sail or
Outboard motor: very seaworthy: price 81.
s. A. w. Boat Works. Mail check to S.
Auhlnoe, 9l3 L ST. ne.
NAVAL ANCHOR. Is lbs, oars. net. cush-
ions: before : or after 6 pm, Ordway
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MAID, white or refined coloved genera
housework. good cook, in family; private
nights; excellent wages. Box SIS. Star.
MAID WANTED: short hours, good pay
no Sunday work. Call Sunday or Monday
between and II am. TR. $3.50
MAID, general houseworker; must be good
cook; family of >, in apt, SIS week; ref
erences. Adams H095.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BANK AND BUSINESS REF
ERENCES REQUIRED FROM
EVERY ADVERTISER SEEK
ING CAPITAL THROUGH
ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE
STAR UNDER BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES.
Advertisers In the Business Op-
portunitles columns OF The Star
seeking capital must furnish
one bank and two business ref
erences. Announcements must
also pass The Stars general
rules OF acceptability, which are
framed to exclude all mislead-
ing, questionable or otherwise
Objectionable statements. While
The Star does everything within
its power to safeguard readers
against the fraudulent, inde-
pendent investigation should be
made before definite closing of
negotiations.
In order that sufficient time
may be allowed for inyest!ga-
ton such advertisements for
The Sunday Star canntt be ac-
cepted later than IL p.m.
Thursday.
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Is RMS, 4 BATHS
ar~ y~ ~-~--

Roomlng house. Mass. ave. right at Dub
pont Circle: income quoted from rooms
income or start small business; used TO be
florist store; open for best offer, inspect.
EDWIN L. ELLIS, I,
"CaritaTs Largest Guest House Broker
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COMPTOMETER COURSES

HUNDREDS OF excellent openings in
Government and in private business pay
COMPTOMETER" Marchant. Monroe, FIJI
den. Burroughs EASY. Typ:ng FREE with
course. NEW class NOW starting Day
and might. LARGEST Office machines
school in Washington
BOYD CIVIL SERVICE SCHOOL
l.!22 2 s. LEst % Nrs MA naas
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HOUSEKEEPER, working white; naval Of
ased, dependable woman; must be good
plain cook and able to take full charge;
quiet residential street: PRIVILEGES: bus
stop close by; live in; this is real oppor-
tunlty for competent woman seeking per-
manence. Call after 3, EN-. 7l40.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

FNGL... French, Germ. Span. thor foun-
DAT HjEhly recon teacher. Spec classes
for child, Temple Secretar. School, co oSo0
LEARN TyFEWRITING and help the war
Pfor', So per month d0y or evening IN
S'ructOr A. degree STENOTYPE INSTI-
TUTE. F!hre BID, NA s32O
PIANO READING. playing Is pleasantly
acquired through my interesting. easy com
pinte course: send 81. money order 10
Leila Tyndall Moses. 3l3 w. Stth, N. Y
QUICK review course IN shorthand, type
New classes now starting Fnroll at BOYD
SCHOOL, 1888 F St MA 1898
FRENCH and real French only bv exper
Apt. l0'i
TUTORING. evenings, ale. genm trIg
;. rnGllsh. former h. S. prime, experienced;
Evening star., 1943-07-25

RAISE CAPITAL-Bcst methods: corpora
tion5 organized and promoted everywhere;
est 1903. U. S. Legal Corp 51l Bond Bldg.
DEL1CATESSEN in nearby Virginia. would
ike partner: extensive experience and sub
Stantlal cash required. Box SIS, Star
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FARM G GARDEN

LANDSCAPE SERVICE. pruning planting
tfansplantlng, sCddlng, lawns made, reno
waited, tree work. fiaESt0ne walks W c.
Walker. - Sudbury rd., Silver Spring. Md
SH, $3.50
WE WILL PRUNE, cut down or iced your
trees or tcrtihze your lawn, special prceS
10 Aug 9th also cavity and cable work
on YOUR ,rees; free estimates. Call Sligo
:iS2S or IA 3S}S
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II ROOMS, 3 baths. rent SIS mo LUX
URIOUSLY EUR RNTSHFD. INCOME. >fU0.
H-CLASS TENANTS: owner has ,
room apt for self, not included in above
income. good lease: price, $4,000; terms
can be arranged.
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! FOR SALE OR LEASE-l7 foot. boat With
/ Johnson q 2-h.p cupboard motor. Phons
| Oxford O41O.
| FOR SALE-Chalomar 4O-ft A c. F
cruiser, electric lights, running water,
| shower bath, telephone; suitable for year.
sround living; sleeps six. 1900 Maine
ave. s.w, Slip II.
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GENERAL HoUSEWoRKER, SOC an hr.;
whole days every wk.; no cooking. Ar
in Of G1ehe 1SO
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AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY.

Nan with 90 years experience WASH
ireton real estate, maintenance, remodel
Ing, construction. property MANAGEMENT.
ren ais, insurance. Just returned from
foreign defense project Excellent refer
enCcS RoX 193-P Star o5s
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FLOOR SANDING,

TT OOPS SANDING. Refnshing Clean
'-oC1.o, ing ana Waxing. House Re
pairs. Roofs. Odd Jobs. Ben. NO. 33S@. =
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BRICK WORK

Chimney fireplace walls and steps. Al
Fagnanl WI. 4S"l.
BRICK WORK. 30 years experience: steam
hoJHrS inclneratorS. flrepaces built or re-
paired. Ludlow :}5S1 26*
BRICK. STONE. WOOD. CONCRETE.
No lob too small! Don't leave IT, repair
Evening star., 1943-07-25
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

BOY colored Il yrs. of age. wants work
kitch n helper, dish washer or bus boy.
Hobart @153.
COLORED Girl. exper.. wants general
houSevork. cooking. cieaning, laundry. Sig
day week; 81 pm: $50 and fare.
"6l" st. NV. till ! om.
COOK. experienced, wants work. cooking
only; excellent references. Call Column
bia 1873
Evening star., 1943-07-25

HOTEL-Grossing S16, 600 yearly good
lease: rent. Sl15 mo: can accommodate
167 guests; good opportunity for some one.
Investigate.
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Downtown 18th st; modern freproof build
ing, newly furnished, so beds, rs rooms
and large English basement; suit abic for
Evening star., 1943-07-25
DON'T MISS THESE.

Ink APTS.-17 rooms 3 baths, ar
ranced into , units: income, $3.50 mo-:
rent, 500 mo-; $500 down, balance terms.
Evening star., 1943-07-25

TWO dry cleaning and laundry stores.
established Is years owner has other in
terests. MI. Oils. Ext. 20.
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OUTDOOR

Enjoyment and satisfaction may be had II
you hurry now. Rich black humuS, fe--
tlilzed and ground fine. makes poor soils
Beautiful. tall sreclmens eycrgrcens, me
for outdoor living rooms cooriul flag
stone. wa Ks, terraces, rock Eardons. lily
pools, walls, outdoor freplaces, dram gP,
mulcni0r, SPRAYING. prunlvg and trans
planting Lincoln 100
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REPAIRS & SERVICE.

ADDITIONS. REPAIRING, RFMODELING.
Any type. fourdation to roof any location;
loVest prices. guaranteed work
-LAWRENCR & SON. ORDWAY 1874
Alarm Clocks Repaired.
Quick service, guaranteed Workmanship.
NEGh 18th u W HO i3-N
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ROONING HOUSE-l5 rooms 2l2 baths;
income ~3T0 rent. Sis; price $4,000.
with ; 900 down Al Thomas circle.
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WOMAN. white, settled. to take care of
{ eht5d for employed mother live out. Box
Evening star., 1943-07-25

OILEV Z NIIBtfT. INC,
Sl5 10Th St Nv. Phone National 4712
CARPENT Err, small Jobs. window glass.
door locks installed. roofs repaired and
painted Warfeld t44".
CARPENTER-FIret quality work: altera-
tons extra partitions, stair work. dormer
windows. finish that attic. SH. $40.
CARPENTRY CONTRACTOR, building
constructions low price reliable work
1886 st. NV Tel. WO S233.
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lICTAPHONE
ADM, SECRETARY,

Rapid. accurate stenog u40 W p. M
with initiative, resourcefulness, sense of
hunlor, and thorough understanding of
English and punctuation; II years varied
exp. Box 435-R, Star.
RETOUCHER WANTS EVENING
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MAID white or colored. no laundry or
kitchen work; 80 and carfare for 3 days
week, steady work. Mrs. Diamond, GE.
5000
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cooking, live IN or out reference neces-
,sary eood salary 7OG7 Brookeville I'd.
ChnNv CHASE NS-S
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TELEPHONE COURSE

EASY, short, interesting: good paying
oo%ltonS private aNd in Govt. Typing free
with co4r5e Come in today-neW class.
Capital PIX School.
12I1
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GUEST HOUSE
TOTAL PRICE, 5000.
Roomine house. 18th. not far northosi
GREENWAY
cHNPpTNc CrNTEp

SHUPPING CENTER /
Minnesota ave. and East Capitol s. =
Serving over 4 600 families in new coms
munlly. Excellent opportunity for uoveltJ
shop, mems haberdashery; dcllcateSsscr 7
A mart OF a development Of 800 apts., ". Il
dlrect prone connections
liN1 Z St CAFRITZ DI 0nSN
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BRICK WORK
CAMERA REPAIRING.

ANY kind Chimnev f~ep'o"e, garage. vf
n"tr WORK. cement BLOCK. V:c-or, FIR lGS-
Evening star., 1943-07-25
EIECTRICAI, EXPEDITOR

Thoroughly experienced all phases expe-
dltlng draft exempt. wishes new assign
ment with Eastern hrm. can furnish hiEh-
T Star
La gaceta., 1943-11-25

pats. Nevan los nombres de mnic-
res. Las muieres cue eoclbieron
|ese honor haeron lnielaaoEas ia ia
Investigator u meioxomIento de Ia
vida dc las classes pobfes v obrefnss
'precuraoraa de los m0yimicnt0s
sukraNistaa y colaborndorna ca 81
|proNreeo De Ia medicinal ct dereeho
81 otros problemas socinles. Mu-
|chas de elias eran escrltoras. edu-
cadoras poetisag y edltoras.
Una a. las mujeres cuyo nombre
fu6 aelecciopado para q bautigo de-
nn hnQua meEcante, unve8o por loa
Siete Mares y lego q lantos puer-
'to8 como prohabiementa uegara FL
|buQue que ileva ag uombro. Noe
|rekorimoB a la sehora Mary "A. Pat
ten, Quien en- companla de au esnoao
81 hizo 4 Is mar "a Is fpoca de Los
|fnmoe0n huqucg Clipper. "a seH0ra
de Patten lleg6 4 ser experts en II
naveRacion martina.
En cierta OCCASION. miertrae Sc
enconkraba hacienda Wales a los
puertos nudamericanos, 81 eapoao
Sc enferm6, y Is nefora patten
|tom6 \ 50 cargo ii buune Y los cone
duio, con 6xito, alrododor del Cabo
de Hoxnos.
Las s0ciedades hlst6rlcns De va
rios estados, oKgani8acionea = aao-
einciones ~ profesionsles, proper
cionaron los nombres de muieres
distinguidas para que fueran usn.
dos en- 81 bauti10 de los nuevoa
lbuques. Sus propueetas fueron
verlhcadas por IL comit& de Il
lComlsi6n Martina de los Estad0s
lUnidos al cual esk& oncarRado de- la
selection Anal de- los nombres offe.
lcidoB por las referidns ofaaniza-
lciones. So okorga ese honor soln-
mente "a mujeees Mallecldaa que
hayan contributed, be una manera
notable, b iaa noTlnan de vida q loa
lEstadog Unidoa.
La gaceta., 1943-11-25
Una RIGA cosecha

En- cambio, Ia planta des-
cubierta por Ell doctor Nor
timer ha tenido suerte muy
1istinta. a los dos amos de
su hallazgo, 81 descubri-
miento ha demostrado SUI
valor econ6mic0. I'll doctor
Mortimer afirma que cada
acre de terreno puede pro-
ducir dos toneladas de eau
cho al ano. Este quiere de-
cir que es capaz de rendir
diez veces la production del
sHevea Brasiliensis', ell ar
Dol de la gonna mas comun-
mente cultivado, Que solo
florece en- los tr6picos v no
llega a rendir beneficios
hasta ell s6ptimo ano de su
desarrollo. 81 nuevo culti-
v6 tiene la ventaja de que
es annual v no esta limitado
4 IN china meridional. Sc
desarrolla facilmente en- eel
china h6medo de Inglate-
IRA Y p0siblemente podra
cultivarse tambien en- los
palses de IA Europa Central.
y Oriental. Una vez que Sc
vean libres del dominic ma
II, 81 cultivo Y exploitation
de esa planta puede ser IN
nuevo recurso econ6mic0 de
considerable importancia.
Por 10. que Sc refiere al
aspecto tecnico, TODD 10 que
puede decirse por Ell momen
to. Is que su latex es analo-
20 81 del "H0vea Brasilien-
|sis''. y consiguientemente
elimina 81 complicadO y cos
toso proces0 de- Ia manufac-
Itura del caucho sint6tico. a
lsu debid0 tempo tendra
una gran imp0rtancia para
la industria aliada, aunQue
lDrobahlemente no en- u r.
se europea de eska guerra.
La gaceta., 1943-11-25

q an quimico para que Ia
analizase Y este confirm6
que Sc trata indudablemen-
te de latex, anaIogo a Ia
savia del arbol del caucho.
Naturalmente, la planta
nueyamente descubierta no
es Ia 6nica que contiene Ia
tex. En- Russia, desde el eau
case a la Union Meridional
crecen Ell taisagy, y ell kok-
sagy, cuyas rafces producer.
|un rs por cient0 de latex.
.Cuando los nazis invadieron
la Ukrania no perdieron
tempo en- intr0ducir estos
cultiv0s en- Rumania Y Bull
garia que tienen un china
analogo, parece que dichas
plantas no crecen en- suelo
extraniero, v la pr0pagan-
da nazi, despues de sonar
sus trompetas triunfales, ha
guardadO IN discreto silen-
clio.
La gaceta., 1943-11-25

Frank Gordon Billups, SO amos
Lula Bell spivey, AZ.
Alfredo Francis Serge, 80 amos
Doris Shefska, %.
Ashley B. Haight, 4s y x p.
Hanson, 81.
Lorello c. Jones, So, y Cleo Ha-
rrison, So.
George G. Berry, 81, y Doro.
thy White, "a.
La gaceta., 1943-11-25
yIene "a u I'm 81

NFlene &c Ia paElnn "
como alcalde a Norello Ia Guardia.
Una pandilla de ~descontentos trata
oe arrebatarle Ia alcaldia pOr medios Sc
mlfascistas, al ciudadano que 81 pueblo es-
cogiera en- los comicios.
Hay por esOs estados de dos distin-
guides go~bernadOres que por medic de
"ukases' ~cesantean a sus enemigos poll
ticos.
Dewey, aspirante a Ia pr~esidencia de
La gaceta., 1943-11-25

rvisne Dc Ia 20. Paginal
les dur6 mucho tempo
.lerria. porQue los ALA
intensificaron inmedia-
= la manufacture de
.ncbo sintetico v promo
sron 81 cultivo v explota-
IN del caucho natural
regiones que no ha-
an sido todayla explo-
das. Como resultado de
IA los aliad0s consiguie-
"A. no solamente compen-
N las perdidas de prime
i materials sufridas por Ia
supaci6n japonesa sine.
roducir las inmensas can
ladies reQueridas en- "a que
4 moderna de terra y en-
eouipo de las nuevas flo
S aereas.
Y ahora los peri0dicos in-
eses han publicado una
bticia de importancia tras-
ndental, cuyo contenid0
M Ilamado a revolucio-
N de un modo absolute la
austria del caucho. Sin du-
alguna, los alemanes no
ntiran ninguna satisfac-
6n al saber que han con-
buido a esta revolution
Ia industrial por medic
una bomba suya.
Tn agricultor ingles
encuentra Aatex
Hace dos amos cay6 una
mba en- una granja de Mr..
H. Mortimer, prestigios0
itanicO. Ell pr0yectil abri0
gran aguier0 en- ell suelo
producer dano algunO.
mo ocurre con frecuencia,
ell crater alberto por la
nba crecierOn diversos
rbajos. Mortimer Ell bota-
0 estuv0 mas interesado
estas yerbas que Morti-
i ell agricultor. Y Sc inte-
3 por una planta desc0n0
a para 81, dejando que
Ciera Y Sc desarroIlara
ia producer su semilla.
amino esta y Ia frot6 en-
sus dedos. Con gran asom
suyo, Ia semilla arroj6
! substantial lechosa, que
vez SEGA result6 tan ma
bic y elastica como Ell
lcho natural El senior
Drtimer envi6 La sustancia
La gaceta., 1943-11-25
II Republica, no Sc atreverA 9 compla-
Ger a los enemigos de- Forello.

Ell GENERAL Catroux orden6 II II
bertad de los iefes politicos del Libano y
les hizo una promesa dc independence
dentro del mandate concedido a Francia
por Ia Sociedad de Naciones..
lPasaron varios dias n Il carcel e
primer ministro y los ministrosl
La gaceta., 1943-11-25

.canOe, los nombreB Do mujereg dis
tinguidas estAn siendo uaados para
|bantizar esaa embarcacioncg.
Sesonta u siets az los buqnes
construldos Ell los astllleros DEL
La gaceta., 1943-11-25

,r,.,s y a %. Paginal
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-08-01
Heroisn7 of D0rrie Miller Depicted
In Play

The second in series of three performances of The Bal
lad Of Dorre Miller original play telling OF the heoism
OF the Negro Blue jacket staged Sunday, August in
Camp Lawrence the T. S. Naval Training Station Great
Lakes, Illinois.
More than 1000 recruits of Camp Robert Smals crowded
that camps drill hall last Sunday when dramatic group head
ed Owen Dodson End Glass; of 400 Quincy St.
BROOKLYN New York staged the first performance The final
presentation will be Sunday, August IS in Camp Nloet
"Ihe Ballad" written by Dodson numbers in its cast Of
sailors from three boot companies and Service
School students, well attached to the Stations
ous departments harles Wesley, of 1877 Bell Street Jack
Mississippi plays the title hole and Frank A. Sivea OF
Is Dale Street Roxbury Massachusetts,
Others in the include Francis d. Goldberg of 3414
MCGOWAN Street Houston Texas Theodore Hines, of GO Mil
Road Rye New York, and Timothy Hawkins OF E. 10th
Street Chicago Illinois, and music by E. Wayman Hathcock
of 146 Boulevard N. E.. Atlanta Georgia.
The oneact production first performed at the Camp
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-08-01

beginning their attention the farmer we are BEGIN
ming realize how dependent are the farmer
There has been tendency from the farm Well
that solve the present day situation many of us
going have don overals and 90 the aid of the
farmer There is shortage of labor the have
called from the fields for Service in the armed forces
gone into Defense Jobs which seemed more
than the defense job of farming to keep
fighting fighting factories operating and
ourselves hunger starvation must sacrifice
where aid his distress Food will beat down
the Axis Food will win the war.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-08-01

All agents of the Century Burial Association lining
I'D for their Fall campaign. Realizing that during Fall
season. gets restless and more freely
Century Burial agents will make every possible contact to
put Century Burial contract in every home in Mississippi
that without the proper burial protection The agents will
also encourage the payment of annual premiums The Fall
is the best time to Your premium annually be-
when the premium due again. will be right
time when money is at its peak.
The fields white from open cotton and the price
Of picking is good those who depend upon this method
making living should take the opportunity insure with
good burial by taking contract with the Century Burial
ISOLATION Don't put off today for the next get this obga-
OF the and feel during the months when
there is a scarcity of money.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-08-01

Smals Sunday Evening Hour February has since been pu
shed in Theatre Arts Magazine and being used b
the Service Shows Division of the Canadian Armed Forces
The hero of the ballad Dorrie Miller % yearod Blue
Jacket Waco Texas awarded the Navy Gross fon
heoism at Pearl Habor by Admiral Chester w Nnz, CONF
mander-n- chief of the Pacific Fleet.
a
The citation accompanying the award, told of how Miller
carried his wounded captain safety while their ship
being attacked by Jap bombers and Zeos and then manned
machine gun until bombed and burned out bringing down
four lap planes That the first time Miller mess at
tendant had fired machine gun
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-08-01
Farmers in the Fight

The farmers place in the lie of nation has always been
important however, this has been recognized only
by few clear thinking people More than ever people
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-08-01

Mr. and Mrs Prentiss Johnson enjoying the delightful
company of their Children Mrs Eddie Mae Johnson of Meri
dian, Miss Doris Johnson who teachers Clarksdae S/SS
Clster L. Johnson L. s. Service Miss Stella Johnson who
teaches in Texas and Mrs John Prentiss Johnson , and
little daughter who all in the home together for several
days
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-08-01

Mrs Etha Henderson left few weeks ago to visit her
daughter in Norfolk Virginia She took with her little Matte
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-08-01

Mrs. Rose L. Little resigned her position clerk at the
Century Burial Office and the vacancy has been filled by
Miss Ella Mae Julius.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-08-01

Miss Stella Johnson spending part Other vacation
with her parents Mr. and Mrs Prentss Johnson OF this city
Miss Johnson formerly taught i'll the High School here but
now teaching Texas Her friends enjoying renewal
of her association.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-08-01

Prof r. p. McGee Instructor of Trades at Yazoo High
School No 2 recently returned from Jackson Mississippi.
where he attended weeks conference Of radesmen of the
Prof. Mc(ee reported very profitable meeting
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-08-01

Mr. David MITCHELL of Yazoo Citys most efficient
Interior Decorators, enjoying his vacation in Brooklyn
New York, with his children Opal and Dave, IT,
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-08-01
The People We Know

Sgt. Nathan Bernard King stopped here day to
his parents and relatives. He his camp
after having completed, with high rating in Veneer
cal Disease Control Tuskegee Institute Alabama.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-08-01

Prof l.. w. Smith, Coach and teacher in Hazoo High
School No. is attending Rust College for the Summer Term
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-08-01

Mrs Erna Tucker Turner her little and Mrs. Nyre
Tucker Heron left for their home i'll Detroit Michigan after
having spent weeks here with relatives
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-08-01

Mrs Olivia Hubbard OF Chicago, Illinois, visited her
mother Vaughan. Mississippi Mrs Hubbard lived here
before going Chicago and before she returned she
several days with Mrs. Emma Williams, her aunt who lives
Fourth Street.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-08-01
THE CENTURY BURIAL ASSOCIATION CANPAC

Marie Bergman and they spending very pleasant days
the Quaker state.
Mr.. David Mitchell, one of Yazoo City's efficient
Interior Decorators is enjoying his vacation in Brooklyn
New York with his children, Opal and Dave, ]r.
Mr. and Mrs Prentiss Johnson enjoying the delightful
company of their children Mrs. Eddie Mae Johnson of Me
diam Miss Johnson teachers in Clarksdale S/Sg
Cster L. Johnson L. S Service Miss Stella Johnson who
teaches Texas and Mrs John Prentiss Johnson, L and
little daughter who all the home together for several
days
Mrs Rose L. Little resigned her position clerk the
Century Burial Office and the vacancy has been filled by
Miss Ella Mae Julius.
Prof r. 2. Mc(iee Instructor of Trades Yazoo High
School No 2 recently returned from Jackson Mississippi.
where attended weeks Of Tradesmen of the
Prof. Mc(ee reported very profitable meeting
Anna Vivian and Robert Paul Niece IT,, little daughter
and of Prof and Mrs r. P Mc(iee just back from
Silver Creek Mississippi where they spent months with
their grandparents Mr. and Mrs O. c. Cole
Friends of Miss Thema Wright are glad to know she
has just about recovered from operation performed the
Afro-American Hospital Miss Wright will leave
Indianola where she has efficiently served teacher for
number years For the past week she has had the
Little nez and Walter Johnson, IT,, OF Chicago, Illinois,
are having Of their lives here with their grandfather
Mr. Frank Turner They made the trip down alone and will
Chicago time for nez school, Walter is
still under school age.
Mrs. Pet Rose recently returned to Chicago after being
here days looking after the business of her property
While here she stopped in the home of Mrs Frances Richard
son on Calhoun Avenue.
Miss Grace Webb daughter of Rev. c. NJ. Webb, is
spending the latter part of her vacation in Chicago and De
She will in few weeks take up her work
teacher in the Harris High School in Meridian, Mississippi
Walter Eddie Mackeral OF Nachez, Mississippi spent
several days in the home of Dr. and Mrs r. W Harrison IT,,
they are brothers OF Mrs Harrison.
Mr.. Davis Brown, known many "Uncle, is now
working in the Station Hospital Mess Hall the Flora Ord
Plant He is cutting for than three hundred
1900 soldiers Mr. Brown the brother OF Mrs Anna Brit
butcher the rpett Grocery Store for
siderable length of time.
Prof L. W. Smith, Coach and teacher in Nazoo High
School No is attending Rust College for the Summer Term
Mrs Olivia Hubbard OF Chicago Illinois, visited her
mother at Vaughan Mississippi Mrs Hubbard lived here
going Chicago before she returned she spent
several days with Mrs Emma Williams her who lives
Fourth Street.
Farmers in the Fight