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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
Home Defense Notes:
$4,000 Plan
For Willow Run
RecreationO.K'd
Home Defense Notes:
by KEN HALL

Wayne County Council OF De.
tense has approved a master plsr
calling for an expenditure OF
S272,000 for Willow Run com.
munity recreation facilities as rec
commended by it's investigating
committee. 1t alsoI approved a
S42, TAP budget for 1894 operat-
ing expenses at its meeting yester-
day.
The recreation program calls
for four community buildings with
gymnasiums, assembly rooms and
other facilities in the InkSter.
Garden City, and western Wayne
County sector. The cost will he
S68, 600 each with funds to be
secured from the FILA.
The plan was mapped after a
study Of wartime conditions in
these communities as an aid TO
caring for children of war workers
and TO prevent absenteeism among
the workers according 10 spokes-
man Donald Phillips of the
WCCOD recreation committee.
BUDGET ITEMIZED
The budget for the fiscal year
starting Dec. l includes an item
of $lS,420 for salaries, with in
creases for all employees under the
county plan, $500 for operation
OF the Wayne County Citizens De-
Tense Corps, S., 200 for committee
operating costs. $4,000 for a
monthly WCCOD publication, and
a contingent fund of $1,000.
Plans 10 increase existing plant
protection facilities TO reduce
major industrial accidents have
been worked out by the OCD
medical leaders and industrial CO.
ordinatorS. This includes medical,
disqualification and fire services.
QUICK FIRE NOTICE
All industrial plants are urged
10 notify the fire department i'm
mediately in case of fires of any
sort to prevent fires getting a
start which might cause heavy
damage.
Tonight graduation exercises for
81 OCD messengers will be held
in st. Hedwig Hall. Junction and
Michigan avenues, at 1880 o'clock.
Speakers will be zone warden
Joseph Vratny. area 2 warden
Mitchell Jachimski and 1t. Bern
ard A. Preo. chief air raid warden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
Gillian Helps Entire System

Why, Because it begins at
once to attack the poisons so
often responsible for stomach.
liver and kidney distress and
helps make the digestive organs
sweet and clean. 1t does this in
perfectly natural way because
Gillian is natural" medicine.
made from Natures health-giving
herbs. roots and barks. When the
impurities are cleansed from the
stomach. liver and kidneys you
begin TO feel better all over--your
whole system experiences the glad
results. You look. feel and act
different Headaches vanish, so
does nervousness and that tired
feeling. Gillian is pleasant, quick
acting medicine and its cost is
only a few pennies q day! Surely
a small investment for the prom
Use of better health than you've
enjoyed in years. Try one bottle
it will convince you!
Gillian IL recommended and sold
by all CunnIngham's Drug stores
In Detroit and throughout the
state OF Michigan. Thousands OF
bottles have been sold and thou
sands recommend II. Help your
self TO health. Start today by
buying that first bottle Of this
natural" and different medicine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
"Too Rundown to Work"

"t'or years ] suffered from con-
Stipation. stomach trouble. indi-
gestion and a horrible bloating
ges. / could hardly eat anything.
l had kidney distress. too-could
not sleep at night. and became
so rundown ] was unable 10 do
my homework. / also had tor
menting rheumatic pains in my
arms. legs and back. After taking
Gillian. those awful gas and rheu-
matte pains disappeared, my elm
ination improved and i was able
TO sleep soundly. / am glad 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
94th Birthday tomorrow

A family gathering tomorrow al
the Belleville home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry c. Drake will cele-
brate the Gath birthday OF Mrs.
Elmira Johnston of I4l Josephine.
and the seventh birthday Of Terry
Cudworth Drake, one OF her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
SATURDAY AFTERNOON

Tommy Tueker-h
WJLB-Wsek- end Review,
WEXL-PArade Of bands.
9:fB r. ~.
WWJ The Peoples War.
WCAR-Notes 10 You
WXYZ-st6rE In Service.
see r. M,
WJR-Of men and hooks
WWJ-Air Force Band.
CKLW-Eews Ace.
WCAR-News Ace.
WxYZ-Tigera at PM.
WJLB-NewS; mstines-h.
WEXL-NewHcast.
WJBK-News Ace.
S;IB r. N.
CKLW Palmer House
orchestra.
WCAR-Notes 20 you.
WEXI-Variety music.
Music.
$3.50 r. NJ.
WJR-E. u. Il. DetrOtt
WWJ-Lyrics by Liza.
CKLW-Sons OF aaddle-A.
WCAR-Guest Time-h.
WE'LL Love q Parade
WJBK-Program FrAncsis
S:4b r. NJ.
WCAR-The Roundup-M.
WEXI-Music program.
WJBk-Music.
400 y. NJ
WJR-London report.
WWJ-Matinee in Rhythm
CKIW-Paul hartell-A.
MCAR-Hewa.
wILB-News and music.
WF,XLs--Newscast
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23

WV Diet. polics program
wCAR-Vietory GArasnL
NxYZ -Continsntak-h.
Ii;0O A. N.
WJR-NeWG
WWJ LovsiyE Pigeons
CKLW-Child Bible hour.
WCAR-NsNA Ace.
WXYZ-Oams parade.
WJLR-Flying Reporter.
WEXL-NewGcast.
lI.IB A, NJ
MJR-Ists Pretend
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
Radio Programs for Today and Tomonow

nH program mas been
given Tns Detroit Timss
bv the stations herein
listed n tho presentations
- scheduled are not on
me ar. 0t fault lies with
ths stations and not dhs
Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered To your door from your
Detroit Times carrler-saIesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23

1919 A. N.
WV Music
CKLW --RAinbow housy
NCAR-E Every BODY TAB
srnacle
WNYZ-Eews Ace
WENL-NAriety music.
lO:3o a. ~.
WIR-G. s. NAVY Band.
WV Nellie Reytli-A
WXYZ Music
WJLB-Great WsltEes
NENL Music
l0;Aa 4. ".
NIR-Mrs. Page
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23

Don't be discouraged because
you've tried one medicine after
another yet have not been re-
lieved OF your aches and pains
and miseries due 10 faulty diges-
ton and elimination Read what
Mrs. Schimmell has to say about
the marvellous results Gillian gives
TO suffering people:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23

WXYZ-News.
WJLB-News and music.
WEXI-Nswcast.
MJBK-Polish Ladies' Hr.
las r. NJ.
WWJ String quartet
CKLW Sandy Spesrs-A
wXYz-Rollini Trio.
WJLB--Uncle Nioks hr
WExL--organ hymns.
rise r. NJ.
Science adventures.
VIVIAN out for victory.
CKLW-Lunch with Lopez
wCAR-Star OF Hopper
WXYZ--Miniature recital
WExL-Musical program.
1:4B r. NJ.
WJR-Hlways 10 Health.
WWJ-Uncls SAND.
NXYZ-Singo-A
SEQ r. ~.
wJR-News.
WWJ-Roy Shield N
CKLW-Boys Town.
WCAR-Eews.
WXYZ-Musie Box
WJLB-NewS ana music.
WEXI,-Hewscsst.
MJBK-Russian program.
ans 2. N.
WJR-I sustain wings.
WCAR-Eotts 10 You.
WJLB-Uso program
NExL--Melody In rhy tim.
1850 r. M.
WJR-splrit or 80.
wWJ-Bob Hope-V.
CKLW-Mutuai calling
VICAR EVAnE. Mission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23

1900 NOON
WJR-TheAter OF TODAY.
MWJ-Here NashinEtoa.
CKLW-BBC news.
WCAR-Newh
WxYZ-News Ace
WJLB-News and music.
WExL-NewscHst.
MJBh-Noice OF the army
1910 r. N.
WwJo-Consumer's Timt.T.
CkLW--Dancs rhythms.
MCAR-Luncheon Cmb-h
WkYz-Music by Bieek
WILB-Here Comes Band,
WENL--Dance music.
WJBK-Help Wanted.
1880 r. ~.
wJR--Hollywood stars.
WWJ--News.
CKLW-News Ace
WCAR-Earm Front.
WXYz-Sweet music
WJLB--Luncheon music.
WEXI--Musfcal program.
WJBk--Music.
12;tb y. NJ.
wWJ--OCD program
CKLW--Gems OF Melody.
WCAR-AAA talks.
WXYZ-Treasury Parade
MJBh-RAce news
I2:bb r. M.
CKIW-Detroit Times
Feature Highlignts
90 r. NJ.
wJR-Country Journal.
WV Beverly Naht NJ.
CKLW-News.
MCAR-NeWs; waltz orch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
PAIN s
IN BACK, ARMS AND LEGS.
T0RMENTED HOUSEWIFE.

Mrs. Al SchimmelI, 1o05s
w. Fort ST., Detroit, Tells
of Years of Suffering From
Bloating Gas, Sleepless
Nights, Torturing Pains
Praises Gillian for Its
Wonderful Relief.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
QUICK FIRE NOTICE

All industrial plants are urged
10 notify the fire department i'm
mediately in case of fires of any
sort to prevent fires getting
start which might cause heavy
damage.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-10
Hitler Says Italy
Quit From Lack OF
Will To Carry On
Fuehrer Says Germany
Free Of Heavy Load;
Reveals Secret Ties

London. Sept. lO-(AP)-
Adolph Hitler, speaking in ,hc
midst Ct the crash of the Italian
end of the Axis, told his people
in broadcast tonight that the
capitulation of his southern
partner had been forcsccn and
was due to an absence of will"
II was the fuchrcr'S first
Spcach in six months.
Free OF Il heavy load which
has been upon It's since Il long
time and from pressing %Xpcc-
tationS, the moment has come
now that can talk to the Ger
man people without dcluding
myself or the public he said
in Il speech which was recorded
from the Berlin radio by the
Associated Press.
The collapse III i:aly, he declared.
was not because the necessary Ger
man support was not Forthcoming.
but rather HS u result of absence
OF Will of those elements who. 10
crown their systematic sabotage.
have now brought about the capitu-
lation."
Completely silent through the re-
verses of TmniSia. Sicily and Il sum
mcr Russian campaign. Hitler thus
began his haranguc first since
March 2I--which the chase OF events
in Italy finally had wrU.G from him.
lie proceeded tn reveal a few hid
den chaptcrS-frum the German
Standpoint-of European history and
to take out Il few of the skeletons
in the MusSolini-lIitlcr family closet.
Italy was bound by treaty TO de
clare its solidarity with Germany
at once a the outbreak Of the war
he said. hut tho clements which
have brought about the Capitulalipn
today prevented immediate entry of
Italy into the war in 1899"
MusSulIni was determined Ia honor
the treaty. he added. but Il had 10
show understanding of II Ducc'S dill
Continued on Page Four)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-10

Moscow. Sept. 1O-(APD-
The Red army marched across
the northern Ukraine today
along Il l0o-milc front from
Bakhmach to Icnkoy. closing
in on Kicv and the Germans
middle Dnicpcr river defense
line 80 miles away.
The new push in the center Of
this front. reported by the army
newspaper Red Star, brought
the Russians to Il series of small
streams northeast Of Romny,
133 miles east of kicv. while
the right wing bore down from
Bakhmach. whose capture was
triumphantlv announced YES
tcrday. northeast of kiCV.
The left wing. which has served
as u base for an immense turning
moving against kICv. rested nu TCn-
kuv and the PsCl river dC!CuScS
which have already been outilankcd
by the North by q Rcd army arc
swinging Ia the west
Tire immediate Soviet objective
in thr center was plainly labeled
priluki. ~ miles southwest at Rom
ny and 81 miles cast 10 KiCv.
\ break through IN this sector
would create Il direct threat tn Kicv
most important Ukraine city. and
sha'tcr tho German dclruscS to the
southeast ground pul'avJ and on the
eastern bulge of tho Du"pcr.
Romnv. itself. was 'hrca'Cncd from
three side, after Yesterday. cap.
turC Of SucluC. ~ miles 10 the
north. Ncdricaylov. IG miles to the
east. and Elncvka, 80 miles TO the
southeast. "
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-10

Madrid. sept ln--tir'-1hc
Gci mans. il wIS lCJruri here TO-.
dJN. obtained control oi the
ErcrIcr Pass Inc through The
northern Julian \lr> after severe
fighting with the Italian garri
Sons in which there were u num-
her of casualties.
German reports here said The
Italian units are n0w withdraw
iur To- ;lc west ia the Alps near
,Ipnrctt0.
CIhc Germans announced yc>-
tcrdiN thu IialiJY troops had
occupied tho Ercnrcr Pass. i'm
p"riint link between ItaIv aud
GERMANY. nut did not indicate
whether the Italians were friend
y to item or hostile.)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-10
Soviet Ar1nv
Racing Into
The Ukraine
Closing Upon Kicv
and German Defense
Line Along Dniepcr

London. Sept. 10-(AP)-HuS-
sian troops have captured Ma
riuDOl, important Sea Of AzOv
port about % miles west of Tag
anros. Moscow announced today
i'll Il special order of the day.
The order, broadcast by the
Moscow radio and recorded by
the Soviet Monitor. also an
nounccd the capture 0i Barvcn-
kOvo. Nolnovakha ana ChaplinO
i'm n general cleanup Of the
southern Ukraine.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-10
Landing! By
Allies Near
In Albania
Little Nations May
Surrender. and Nazis
Might Take Control

London. sept. iG-(APD The
German news agency DNB said
today lhit the Albanian port uf
NaIona and DuraZZo AMI the
important town of ElbaSan have
been occupied by German troops.
Mcanwh.ic. Swiss dispatches said
powerful Allied fleet was rn
route /" the little country OPP
p0Sitc the heel of Italy ON the
Adriatir SEA.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-10
Outskirts Of
Rome Shelled

London, sept. 10. -INPD-
Stcfani. Italian news agency.
said i'm Il broadcast that the out
skirts 0f Rome were SHIELDED at
midday todly.
Thirteen minutes later Stcfani
said AN air raid alarm had
sounded in the Italian capital.
Earlier. the news agency had
reported violent artillery firing
south of the city.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-10
ABLE COMMANDER.

London. Sept. 10. - Cap -
General Johannes BlaSkOwitZ,
known as one of Gcrmany'S
ablcSt military men. is believed
here 10 he in command of the
Nazi land forces now facing Al
lied troops in Ilaly.
BlaSkowitz played an impor-
tant part in the speedy German
conquest of Poland, but later
was reported To have fallen into
diSfav0r with Hitler bcrausc hc
diSapprOvcd of conduct of the
Russian campaign.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-10
Bulletins
GERMANS IN ROME

Stockholm. Sept. 10-(AP-
Swedish correspondents quoted
authoritative German quarters
in Berlin today As saying that
Nazi troops had seized Stratcg-
ically important points i'm Rome.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-10
Germans Sink
Battleship
OF Italians

London. Sept. 10.-(AP- a
Berlin broadcast reported today
that an Italian battlcsliip and a
cruiser were sunk yesterday by
German bOmbcrS between Sar-
dina and Corsica.
Tn Rome radio was quoted by
l'nndon morning newspaper, as say
ing that three 35.OOO-tnn italian bat
iicShjps had left tie naval base at
Ia SpcHiI and were heading toward
Allied ports along With Il ilotilla Oi
cruisers and dCsirOycrS.
The German news agency DNB
said IN = broadcast that the warshipS
reported SUNK were part of this 'rr-
nation fleeing from la SpcIia. ana
which con Nnglo-NmcriCan orders
were attacking German shipping be-
tween Sardinia and Corsica"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-10
WEATHER

FOR NORTH CNEOLISA
Continued cool tbs afternoon.
tonight and SATURDAY forenoon.
with slight, lower temperature
in cast and central portions to-
night.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-10
Additional
Beachheads
Are Seized
Major Battle Looms;
Germans Reported in
Force in That Area

Alli.I II..I,,,.,..,. =; >.
WAN ''''i'',', ''' IA -\uI'h
''"' sept " NlD-Na-
pies. lla.y second greatest port
and the heart al her southern
cpnmrmir -,.-,.,,, .,,,,,,,.
.L .,i,,,., - ia.
80 al ~ N'iI-
', =" NV i|'l' -. H!N"iIil"W"r "a
A!.lru forces struck sounding
blows bN i.rtt .Hi. mi 49,, ,ri,;,
,b. lin, q, ,.;...I;,,,, ,l, ;,,
.,I. 49, i''''''-
SUI" ~ eye last .iN .HE ''fmaE.
Allied Headquarters announce
"d that in. initial rroin of Inc
American Fifth A,.r,,. ,f I,
Can NI..,.r. u. ,.,.,.I, t
"d me German counter attacks
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-10
Balkan Rising Feared
Germans Frantically
Propping Positions
in Northern Italy

Washington. Sept. i0-(SEl-
How IL prevent Il premature rN-
Elo>inn in Iuropr'> traditional
powder kc&. the Balkans. WIS
viewed here TODAY as one uf lnc
pressing problems now confront
ing Allied Stratcgi>tS.
The fuse va" lii. Il. cNprrirl
when Italy surrendered. and al
ready there have been reports
III hastily summoned war conn
CHS in the German satellite un-
liGn-. These are taken hcr" a.
only the outward signs of alarm
i'll high quarters and strong uu-
rest among ihr populations. Whr
must now realize they arc play
ing nn the losing team.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-10
WARSnIPS SURRENDER

WNESIIIFS ST KKENDEK
La Iinca. Spain. Sept. 10
(AP-TwO light cruisers. two
dcstr0ycrs and two auxiliary air
craft carriers of the Italian navy
arrived al Gibraltar today and
surrendered 10 the Allied forces.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-10

(C".vucd on Page F1u)
Arkansas State press., 1943-10-29
.USO News
WIVES T.

The SeTvicemen's Wives Club
feated new members at a ytry
enjoyable tea on Thursday, Oc-
tober 2tst, at the Ninth Street
tSO Club from 4;00 to GOO p,
m. First everyone took part in
five games of Progressive Whist,
which were very much enjoyed
by all. First prize went to Mrs.
Mary |. Yates. After the game
everyone was served with a de-
licious menu of dors'd oeuvre. tea
and cookies. While eating they
were entertained with the follow
ing program:
Vocal Solo-Miss Gloria Strong,
local USO girl.
Piano Solo Mrs. Eugenia
Goldsby.
Welcome Address Mr.. John
R. Butler, Director UsO.
Piano Solo-Mrs. Viola Evans.
Review of Clubs Work-Mrs.
Beulah White.
Remarks-Mrs. c. T.. Lewis,
USO Hostess.
Mrs. Virginia Tolliver, Mistress
Of Ceremonies.
The menu was prepared solely
by Mrs. Ermanella King. Those
present were: Mesdames Ed
wards, Junret, White, Yates,
Brown, Nuss, Evans, Truitt, Cher
ry, Penn, Crayens, Anderson, II.
owls, Hollis, Tolliver and Colds
by.
There remains a standing in
vitation to all service mems wives
to come in and be a part of the
Club which meets every Thurs
Arkansas State press., 1943-10-29

CONTINUED from Page i
caused a great shortage in the
industry. workers were forced to
seek other jobs where the gov
eminent itself met the payroll
for wages that would allow them
to balance their living budget.
And late In June, the NWLB gave
an increase to the industry ef-
fective in July, that eased the
burden slightly for the workers,
and contented them to continue
their work in supplying lumber
for the wal effort. Despite the
increase granted by the Board
which inspired the workers, the
industry Is still behind in meeting
the governments need for lum-
Der, Yet, the War Manpower
Commission has done nothing to
assist the industry in maintaining
a production force from the Sc
lective Service Administration
We would say that if the gov
ernment has greater needs for
men in tho armed forces than ii
does for lumber for crates to ship
supplies 10 the army 1t already
has, draft all men, but il the
need for lumber at present is
greater, defer these experienced
workers for production, and put
a stop to these workers being re-
cruited out of the state to other
war jobs. If a man is deferred
from combat service for war pro-
duction we feel that 1t is no more
than fair that he IS frozen on that
particular job, II he Is qualified,
than 1t is for him to be subject
ed to rules and regulations Of the
army when ne is induces
We feel that II IS ABOUT time
for the War Manpower Commits
sion and the Selectiye Service to
come t. some understanding
Arkansas State press., 1943-10-29
Jas. Edward Jackson

The Mcdonald Chapel church
held regular service Sunday with
Rev. ]. 1. Davis, pastor return
ed for another year and preach
ing his first conference SER
mon Prof. Floyd Brown of
Fargo Agricultural School and
president Of Ark. Teachers Assn.
will be principal speaker at a
countrywide Farmers Victory
meeting at Antioch Bapt. church,
Saturday Mesdames Morrell
Johnson, Marie Dixon and Beulah
Mcmillan are home from Rich
mond, Calf. Mrs. Mildred
Stone CAN'T Of Detroit, Mrs,
Gertrude Simmons, Mrs. Janclla
Johnson and daughter Of Camden,
Mrs. Rubye CAN'T and Manda
Harris of TeXarkana attended the
funeral services Of Mrs. Pauline
Tucker,
Arkansas State press., 1943-10-29

. i.ayea Methodist Church 8.
Ms. TidwelI has returned from
Detroit Dinner guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Louie Harris, 234 Silver
Street was Miss Bessie Benson,
who also joined them on a motor
trip to Little Rock Some
Gossip 49,. | passed the Majestic
Hotel Laundry Wednesday morn
ing and saw five of the workers
trucking. Trust they will do
this more quietly next time +.
They say all the young men are
being taken to the army, well,
what about J. A. Pettiford, G. c.
Bullocks, Sam Perry, Henry
Wright, Earnie Adams and Fred
Martin? They have been
passing for young all along
Most registration was done by
women last week for the food
ration books and oh, boy
they did lie about their ages d.
One old woman was too stiff to
sit down and yet | saw her age
l.sted al 20 awful, awful,
awful.
Arkansas State press., 1943-10-29
State College

Continued from Page u
absence to continue her graduate
study i'll Business Administra-
ton at the University of Miehi-
gan.
The following divisional deans
were announced by President
Eayis Mrs. Eula l.. PEBBLES, Act
inc Dean, Division of Home Eco
nomics: o. E. Jackson, Dean, Divi-
sion Of Arts and Sciences; d. w,
Mays, Division of Agriculture, c,
Il. Dawson, Acting Dean, Divi-
sion of Education and W. L. Lee,
Dean, Division Mechanic Arts.
Several new committees We're
added to the faculty committee
by the President
The college enrolment OF
more than 500 gives prospects
for a normal year despite war
time conditions, and the loss OF
more than zoe students and sew
eral members of the faculty to
the armed forces.
Arkansas State press., 1943-10-29
HOT SPRINGS
BY Gloria Downs

AROUND THE VAPOR CITY
-. Mrs. S. nj. Miller, manager
of the Four Star Gospel Quartette
is discouraging out Of town trips
for several months Adding
to the beauty Of the "Vapor City
are F. S. Gardner and Jas. David
son of Walnut Street in recent
home repairs and Mrs, r. David
son Of Robin and j. H. Eden of
Grand Avenue Mrs. Finley
and Mrs. Erik has our every good
wish for a speedy recovery n.
Off to winter in Florida is l..
Simpson Mrs. Ruth Luckus
rendered her resignation to Doug
lass school and left to join her
husband in Arizona Our SYM
pathy to the Jno. L. Webb fam
ilv in the loss Of their only daugh-
ter, Mrs, Emma Elease Markoe
who was funeral.zed from Fisi-
tors Chapel AME church, Satur
day. Funeral Grafton was given
BY the Rev. G.. N, Collins . =.
Back with a round report of the
Tennessee Conference of the Meth
odist Church is the stunning Mrs.
T. J.. Griffin, wife of the minister
Arkansas State press., 1943-10-29

honoring them by the Sunday
School -. Little Miss Ruby Gene
Sander was winner in the Baby
Contest which netted over $3.50.
With the baby Of Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Sanders running a close second
and third winner was George
Eason The Bishop Of the
mock conference announces an
null report of $75 Visitors
in the city this week were Carl
Mcclellan, Fit. Hauachua, Ariz.
Pvt. Elighue Donelson, Orlando,
Fla. and Pvt. W. /. Mcclellan,
Camp Robinson Mrs. Etora
Gray left for Washington, d.. G..
moving near her husbands camp.
There is dangerous competition
going on between the 10th and
11th grade classes. Fred Gillette
is leading in the 18th grade as
president. They also led in the
War fund drive with $500 j.,
The two navy boys, James Smith
and Claude Macon really did set
the world on fire, didn't they, L.,
aud R,?. Geneya's song is AT
Last wonder why? Il.
Clarence Jones would like to take
Evelyn Smith to the next foot
ball game. | wonder if Mr.. Smith
would mind 49,. Where is your
soldier, Jennie Mae? -. The 4th
grade is progressing in studies,
with 100 per cent spelling marks
made by Jewell Willis, Renel
Blackmon, Bobby Jean Moore, Vi
Wan Kent Quinnie Mae Amos and
Helen kilkie An entertainment
Arkansas State press., 1943-10-29
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Bapt. Church and Mrs. C, b, Mil
Ter of the Presbyterian church
twhitel played an instrumental
solo.
Financial results of the meet
ing will be announced by the
committee, composed of Mrs. j.
r. Adams, Mrs. Lanier Stevens,
Mrs. Edna G. Nelson. Miss M. Nj,
Jones, Mrs. c. Doles. Mrs. S, Pat
lilo, Mrs. Nora Thomas and Mrs,
Gertrude Knight. hev. H.. NJ.
Green Is pastor of the church
and rated the program as one or
the most impressive held IN the
history of the institution.