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Arkansas State press., 1943-04-02
COOPERATIVE SINGING
Uuion AT End Bapt. Church


It has been announced by Elder
+. d. Moore, pastor Of the 2 Bapt.
Church, 18th 4. High St. that The
Cooperative Singing Union will
meet at the church on sunday at
2 30 p, m. TIE public invited.
Clubs are active at church with
tho W. w. Club meeting on Mosdey
and q live wire Missionary society
meeting each Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. jobs Hines, 1910
w. 18th st. were host when tho
Singing class sponsored an old
time cfitterline supper at their
home.
The group invites friesds to par
ticipate IN their services.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-02
BETHEL AME CHURCH
Ey Mrs. r L. Massie

by Mrs. + l.. MasSle
North Little Raek-sun. s. dc,
tpartment Of the Bethel AMF
/ Church headed by Prof. w. ]. E.
Hunter rs supt. has CLOSED sue
eessful and enthusiastic drive.
Class groups and individuals con.
tested for prizes offered. with class
prize award to A.. W. Young md
group and individual prizes award
ed to Miss I.avata Juniel wher she
reported more than $50 % ard
Mrs. Cdis Walker when her report
ltotaled $500. with more than 500
melted in the drive.
Rev. ". S Shelton has divided
the church in finsnical groups for
Educational assessment and is anti
cipating q grcs. work program.
, Home visitors registering includ-
ed Charles Muljrow ~ tho r.. s.
Navy. John Girs n end w b JAG
ko Massic, senior OF A. M. & N
College. Other visitors are always
welcome here
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-02
.USO NEWS
LEADERSHIP TRAINING
COURSE CLOSES

After three weeks of intensive
training the Ninth Street usO
Club closed a successful Volunteer
! Training Institution. semisars coy
erlng the following subjects were
given. | General Policy and er1,
gram o. tie usO. 1. Basic stat
dards for tie Gs0 Hostess. Ill.
Social Games.
The following individuals eorn-
pleted the course: Minnie l.. Ded-
mon, Alma StGvall. Fannie Banks,
W. II. Bass, Grace lAister. Rein
sid @ iok, FREQ Nays, Johnnie
Hart, Florence Wiley Monteen
Williams, l.. n. Porter, Geraldine
Moore, Jewel Sparks. Katherine
Bullinee, Lora Miller. Gladys VII
liams, Vivian Stewart. Willie Jann
son, Gertrude Denton, Rosa Wilson
Margret Bledsoe, J4eora Robinson
l.. G Feake Iota Tavis, Myrtle
Birch, Ivenala Reed, II. +. Alex
andcr. Vclma V. Waugh, Annie
Edwards, Mable Lamb Emma
Black. Casa Feeler. Nancy Jack
son, Thelma Bryant. Anna Adap-
hus. Allene Waugh, Ruby Jetrer-
son, Corine osborne Daniel. DAN
lei p. Tyler. Gerldine Taylor.
ARMY VS.. NAVY
Wednesday, March 81. dance
dance lovers will witness a battle
If music. jennie Smith who is ut
home on a furloueh along with
other fellows from the Navy will
lam against he 31lst lnfar.ry
Orchestra.
Six Hundred F. A. Formal Dance
Tho Six Hundred r. A enter
tanned the Girls Service 0reari2a-
ten last Friday with a beautiful
Formal Dance at Service Club No.
3. This unit cemes from Fort Me-
Getlan Alabana ard they vera
really con tic bali. The Service
Il.
Club was decorated with the Field
Artillery coiofs. Favops were re-
ceiycd by all
OFT DOOR PROGRAM
flans are being formulated for
an extensive outdoor program for
tie men in uniform aud associated
civilian Watch this paper for fur
ther announcements
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-02
NETS MAKES RID CROSS
CONTRlBIlr TON

The Nation Council of Veter.
ans # the world war No. | met
Friday night, March 10Th, at wal
Service Center, Clio 1.2 W. 9th ST.,
Sestufy Buildirg. After the Omen
ins song "The National Anthem
prayer by eomrade G. c. Ioftof
and pleadging allegienee to flag
the meeting was declared open 70,
business.
More than $1,000 was eontribu-
ted by the comrades te the Red
Cross. Commander p. r Stewart
and legal Advisor. J. r. Booker
made brief talk which were very
beneficial.
At our lost two meeting the fol-
lowing members joined, Comrades
Dudley Divon Perry Price. Fred
Swinton, Marion Henderson. Reu
Jones, Arm Rowland and Herman
Carter. Our membership drive
will end May 80 with memorial
program at Mt. Pleasant Rantist
crurch, 18th and Ringd Streets
8 0'cloek r. M. All vcters
are urged to be present and thu
public is cordially invited.
Attention Comrades: Our re.
g,llar meeting dates are the LIST snd
3rd Friday nights in each months.
Buness Of Importance, please come
1out.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-02
Around ~ Little Rock
by Nancy Ola Parker

W. i. Jaeko Massie Senior at
Arkansas State College spent the
week end with | is parents, Mr.. &
Mrs, 5. l.. Massie. 9Th and Cedar.
Young Mr.. Massie plains to enter
Medieaa School in June. IF Uncle
Sam premiis it,
The community Welfare Club Is
trying to scatter sunshine and efe.
CT during these critical days Many
exnressien If sympathy have been
sent with eqrds. fleWeis and eontri
buttons to tie i'll and to thnse in
need.
Mrs. Katie Clt wtr. an uahev of
the Shiloh Bart. Church will min
Ter husband. Pvt Harrison Clover
San Francisco Calf. She plans
to stay unit! he is shipped abroad,
or baek home
Mr.. Tom Stewart 224 lIazel st
has zone to Los Argelas to take n
speeializetl ioh and omen a Tire
Shop. His family, Mrs. Willie Ste.
wart, wife. and daughter, Miss
Freneis. will ION hin, later whese
they will mike theii home
Pew. 7. G,las. st John BAPTIST
Church. preached at Jefferson Srr
ines Sun Mar. 27 at TIE Morn. Ssr
vicea His subject was Don't drive
good man frem your door Lake
le:2a. He received q donation Of
$500. Total money raised Sunday
Morning WIS $500 Rev, Giles was
accompanied tw Rev, Iordad, 9Th
st. Rapt. Church. The Rev. Will.
hams is Pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Toney, 301
Beech St, srcnt the week end in
Hets Springs. They report an en-
ioyable time.
Mrs l.. W. Jemeson, 3nd Hazel
Street has been cut Of school. i'll.
We hope for her speedy recovery.
The i'll friends of the Communi-
ty; Mrs. Lucy Gfammer 1fel
Broadway; Mother Mollin Patrick
Hubble Apt.
Arc you A member Of the
NAAGP WHY NoT7 Do Yen know
about its work?
The r Y i U Of the Mt. Zion
Rapt. Training Union ore1s its
friendly do ns to YOU each Sunday
Eve. 6-s y M. 4 Prayer Uniou
with y Christian President that has
a fiaaaed AMI interesting Pro-
gram.
COME AND SEE
Miss Earlinc Gordan. geo Hazel
st. and friends went tc Hot Spcs.,
Thursday on pictsu trip.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-02
NSIIERS no MEET

It has been announced ky n, G,
Cleveland, president Of the Golden
link Usher Union that the group
will hold its first Sunday meeting
at the Ward Chapel AME Church
with. Rev Loycc Patrick as host
pastor. As usual the program will
be made up Of group Of talented
participants and promises to be
ono Of the lest held NV the union
with Mrs. Rosina Moor. cha If.
man OF the program committee
rs reported by Mrs. +. Il. Diggs
The public is invited to attend.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-02

lstered AS visitors. During the
morning services. Nj w. Austin was
received into TIE church tn hee,,me
a members Of lsehee CINE Church.
During The evening services two
members WIFE added. Ann Doug
las ard Masis Dunlap. On FRIDAY
site. Mrs. Tte Of Elesins rendered
a religious play, "The Call to Ser
vice., Chan acters were students
of lilevins Ilish School and Miss
Eafiire Dunlap substituted for one
character.
G >RREr CHAPEL BAPTIST
CHURCH :. ~ ~. +.
Stunt. Joiner termted II large
attesdanee IT the 6 s hour. Rsn
Forbes conducted the nravcr SER
vices Aud Pistof Williams broueh
4 burning messaee Pres Jessie
Rhodes lad charge Of the HTIl
with Bro. JOINER conducting a hi,
bile drill \ laree number registered
1T the soei,l TN Friday mite a the
home Of Miss .slarlee Moss. MRS.
Reaulah TT tier. church repo,terl
The Mt Zion ME Ch,.reh: Act
INC Surt. J. II. Mnldrowf was in
charge Of e. School. Tie mernine
message WIS brought by Rev. w.
\. Davis. pastor from TIE topic.
Mars Power, a special sermon
10 the men. The Allinsce met and
Rev. c. II. Smith of RebCc CME
Church brought the evening mes
SAGE. Each pastor took his own
offering. with Rehee CME, Rev.
{. l., Smith. $50, l.on..ke Baptist
Church. Rev. ] w. Williams Loo
Rethel AME Church, Rev. ]. s. Gov
ineton s7.hs, Gairct Chapel Bapt.
Church, Rev r r. Williams SIS 90
The Epworth Ie; eue's envelope re
pcrt WIS lIolos Smith fEc; Martha
Sharf 81 ~: Mss Earlee Del ,ney
] W Alnnnf .tsn Stewart se.a5c
Genett Mnlltew dfe, Miss Erie
Lee MeFodeen s1,15, total Of s5.27.
Tues. mite was Kick off fat Fellow
shin meeting. Rev ]. w. Williams
and his members. $40 90 Wednes-
site Rcv. O. \. Eefsis ef the
Church Of God in Christ, s1215.
Thursday NIGHT. Rev. r. r. Will
liams $500: Fri. MELT. Rev ]. s
eoeirton 5,i5 Ethei Mae Harris,
church rent rter.
PFTHEI. tME CHURCH. Mrs.
Ella VERGE. had CHARGE If lh, S.
s. honr and also cave review. Tie
nasfor BROUGHT the mornisg mes.
saee.
PERSONALS: Eugene
Euecse WRIGHT If CHICAGO was
.ucsr IT lis p',vcrts. Mr.. asd Mrs.
$. II Wright. He was recently IN.
lucted into the srmy from 1T. Gus
ter.
Friends snd classmates are hnp-
inc a snrrdv recovery far Miss
Mary ard brotmr-in-lsw. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles I. Fl.ncry. Miss Nor
tosomcrv Of Phoenix Arix. Il vi
sitting her mother. Mrs. Mettic Nor
tgomery. Chester Wright passed
his examination for Steward and il
expected home in Jure perior t.
taking up oversees duties.
Miss Earncstinc Wafer celcbrat
ed her birthday on March End At
the home If Mr.. and Mrs. lin
Jones. Guest Of homer wss Miss
Terrell Wafer who left for I.os An
giles Calf. Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie
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Arkansas State press., 1943-04-02
TRAIN pORTF,RS WIVES
GIVE SHOW

Mr.. and Mrs. James Love OF
100 West 2Sth st. North Little
Rock arc TIE proud parents of a
son, Alton Lewis, bern, March II
Mr.. Love is train porter Q. the
Mo. F. Lines an active member Of
the Train pnrtcls LEGAL affiliated
with Brotherhood Of Sleeping Car
portcrs and Mrs. Love. a beauty
operator is a member Of the La
dies Auxiliary Of Train I'ortcrs
and was recipient Of o surprise
shower for her new son as report
ed by Mrs. c. johnson.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-02
ST ANDREW hME CHURCH
By Mrs. Mr.. r. Carr ran

1t has hecn announced that e..
Supt. A. j. Pollum will he in
charge of the Sun. School on. Apr.
4. Rev. w. | Lambert, pastor
brought spceinl messag "The
Seven Wonders to y large 1udien
CO ut the morning seYvece OIL Sun.
The pastor selected a"fhe Inst
night III town" as subject for the
eveans mes sage.
Special services will he held on
Sun II observance of Communion
lay and the public las been in
vited to atteni.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-02
SOLDIER VISITS FAMILY

Cpl. Iinn Car,igan of FIR McClcl
Ian, Ala. spent rricf furloueh
with wife Mrs Mary Alice Carrigan
and daughter, Florene and also
his mother, Mrs. Cairigan an &C.
tive member of the st. Andrew
AME Church. Cpl. Gairigan enjoy
cd the S-day leave,
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-02
p IT, y
lARouMp omsl.
With Sara w. Rice

Spring Is IN the air! The birds
are singing, the flowers are spriss
ing It's happy time fer everyone
This And that About Folks ". Jen
kins very popular member of the
younger set, now employed in CT.
cago, Ill. was home to visit parents
and friends, SIT, Henry Il. Coffey
son of M. and MIS-. Coffey of We
woka. Okla. stopped over here
while enjoying a brief furlenef
from his Calf. camp. SGT. Coifes
is graduate of Phllandef Smith
College. Misses EVELYN Tatum ant
.Allene Waugh extended him many
courties. Mrs. Ella Wheeler, asst
organist Of Arch st. Bapt. Church
has heen in Dallas, Tex VISITING
sisters and friends. Cpl. William
ilargon stationed at Jefferson Ran
faks Mo. Is in the city.
I enjoyed Fl 8 day leave with my
husband Pfc. T. !. Rice asst. mail
clerk in the Quarters Detachment
ut Camp Swift. Texas.
| noted with interest the re.
cords being made by Pfc. Authe,
Herndon and Pfc. Edward Hender
son, because ttey toe are local
hoys and send greeting to THEN
many friends here. The RutIedge
boys (William and J. IT, are here
awaiting induction. The entire
city, this week. morned the passing
nf Judge Scipo A. Jones. Tele-
grams were read from notahlcs
throughout tho country tome from
Liberia knowing that a great man
had fallen in'forts to comfort
his hereaved wife, May some Sur
irene Power comfort her.
Shirley Graham with the MACE
Is here to increase membership IF
local chapter She is certainly do
ing a good Job. well
Club Notes The Unique Girls wee
gracious entertained ty Mrs. En-
ma Gibbs at her homo 2121 W. rth
Thu business Mas Shsrt and sriey.
After stvera games of p.ogres siva
whist prizes were awarded the fol
lowing, 1st prize, Mrs. s. W. Riee,
md prize, Miss, Allenc Waugh, Bird
prize Mrs. Eloise Herdon BOBBY
Went to Mrs. Verdine Barkjns
Guest prize was avail led t. Mrs
Clara Stokes. A very delicious
fried chicken dinner was served.
Everyone expressed themselves as
having had lcvely time
Tapltel Hill School PTA net
Thurs. March 9th is the music
room Of the school whit president,
Mrs. 0. +. Tocmer, presiding. Mes
DANES f. 7 lsh srd M. r. Arthur
entertained with very good part
rntic snit in which pupils Of 2-B
and "a era leg participated. Ice
creame asd cookies were sreved
.lurisg the social hour. The finan
cial hanscr was son by Mrs. r. J,
Rice. Next mcetisg will be April
18th as announced by Mrs. 0. F.
Toomer, president and Mrs. H. L.
1vey, principal,
KIDDIE KORNER: The kildics
enjoyed their last Tlnre Tree Ma
lor play for the season wlanscl
asd GreteP and the largest at
tendance Of the year was recorded,
Family faces among the vast audi
ence were Lands Gray, jr.. Pcrles
ia Hollingsworch, jr,, Shirley jones
Perry King, Freeda and Alice I.u-
ellie Love, June nwellingham, Viii
lie Louise Burton, Sidney Jean
Jones Sadye James, lIortcnse Bur
on and many Others The kidlies
are looking forward to Field and
Track Day.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-02

to The school welfare during the
current year and we We're glad to
assist in this financial effort
Brigadier General BENJAMIN q.
Davis who had appeared at Dunbar
looked in on upon the Invitation of
Mrs Anthony Pupils and teachers
were happy to he 50 honared by
this distinguished guest.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-02

Club wko ere members of dealing
hurches of the city. Meet your
friends at the UsO April 6. 8 90
p. M.
Mrs. S. NJ Cole Hudson, presi-
dent; Mrs. B. A. More vice pres
y !. Stevens secretary; B. Mack
treas.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-02

Miss Lacerena jumiel Of goa
Walnut St. Meth Little Rock was
crowned wirner in recent Sunday
School Drive at the Bethel A M 7.
Church When size r,ne1ted $40 90
rs announced by w. J. c. Hunter,
who is Supt. Of the church school.
Pastor Shelton and the depart
mental heals said that results and
cooperation given the drive were
gratifying.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-02
HOPE
BY Bessie y. Flenory


Rising Star Baps. Church A
cord attendance was reported at
the S. s. hulr Mr.. and Mrs Nj e
Carroll, Mr.. ard Mrs. Spears and
Children Miss Myrtle Wilson reg
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-02

Mrs. Canday, teacher in the
s. 5. department of Morning Star
Bapt. Church will share jointly
with her husband, Rev. C. E. Can.
dy when his membership sponsor
Qualification Week for the splen
did services resdered by these faith
full mates for three years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

body fuel after the night.long fast If we're to help
ourselves avoid that mid-morning letdown.
End those breakfast widow" days! Give your
guy Americas favorite whole wheat fakes,
Wheaties. Give him herman bowlfuls with
milk and fruit. Sliced peaches, maybe. Have
Wheaties yourself too. Try 'em tomorrow.
Free! New Menu and Shopping Guide" for point
rationing. Handy reference list OF rationed foods
with space for point values. Space for menus. Gro
Gerry check lists To get your pad, mail postcard
today to General Mills, Inc, Dept. 527, Mnneap-
oils, Minnesota.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Who Is the Robber That
Steals Your Sleep?

lt l5 common knowledge that nothing
uDdcrmncs health SD quickly rs loss OF
sleep You know how jus, one or two sleep
Cess nights can drag you down. Who IS
the robhlr that crccps upon you IN the
imdG.c of the night and keeps you awake
Isit NERVES that rob YOU OF the sleep
YOU nccdt Nervous Tension can bcrespon-
slhle tor 50 many Nakcml Nights as well
as Cya0klnc s. Rcstlcssnces Nervous
Illad56hc and Indigestion When YOU feet
Nervous and Jf'tery when you cant
sleep az night Why don't you Try DIR.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

OUICK-BAXE FISH; Easy to FIX. De
iiciousi Golden coating of crushed
Wheaties flakes.
4 tbsp. Salt n cup MIX
"a tsp. Pepper "a lbs. Fish Fillets
"A tsp. Dry Mustard p cups slightly
IA tsp. Worcester crushed Wheaties
shire "auce , tbsp. Salad OIL
Mix salt, epper, and dry mustard. Add
Worcestershire sauce and milk. Dip
FISH in milk mixture, then into crushed
Wheaties. Place on creased baking
sheet. Drip salad oil over pieces. Bake
IS TO 20 min, hot oven t4S00. (Test
with fork by taking off little piece
o servings. The Wheaties coating is de-
licious and adds important food values.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

MILES NERNlNE2 For oyer 30 years
DR. Miles Ncrvinc has been MAID but
effective sedatye. that help. t3a-.t your
nerves. relieve Nervous I,ns .a. and
permit Refreshing sleep O. Dr Mics
NervInc at your drug store j. come In
two forms. Liquid PIC and SloJ Sues
For FREE sample write Milc Laborat7r-
les. Inc, Dept AW-l3. EIEh1rt Indiana
Read directions and take nIyas directed
See what u can DO Tor you % relax tense
nerves and help you get your sleeps rest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
oL amman nIlls. DC.

"Sheius Beata,t Of Champions, nd Bety Csuta reEBted
uads mh Of oses~s Mu' Ice Copyright ist, Gnei Mills, los
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Uncle Advises

Mr.. Whiskcrs says too that Woodworking male
(hs spouse, alsoD needs 10 eat a nourishing break
fast. Only logical, isn't IT'D Wise to stoke up on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

Continued from Double Page
on. they believe that his drinking
has been at lqast curtailed
For those requiring long/hos-
pitauzatioh there is q gradual
weaving process. As the patients
become stabilized they are per
mittcd longer hours OF leave.
First, they are given their after
moons out Next comes special
evening "paroLe.' AS soon as
they are able. they return to-
their jobs but still make their
home at the hospital This latter
gives them protection at night
and normal living by day. In
the meantime the doctors and
social workers are paving the
way for them al home This
may require some re-education Of
their families Finally. when
they have shawn that they can
live and work with sobriety they
20 home again
A S in any limited experiment in
~ healing .'uhborn ailments n
is not valid 20 Judge results as
a whole until "A reasonable lapse
Of time. a number Of chronic
drunkards have given up drink
ing for as long as three years
and, as yet. have given no signs
Of taking 10 uP again Some OF
the repcaters are having fewer
set-backs and at longer intervals
Att around the clock there is an
indication that at least part
~ the enigma Of alcoholism is
D. ing answered shortly before
his passing Or Parsons said, IF
we salvage "A small percentage
~ those who come 20 rs for
help IL we increase the under
standing Of the mechanisms re-
sponsible for alcoholism If we
arc able TO contribute in even
small measure 10 the general
education Of the public on the
subject; then we believe that
our work is justified"
The pity lis that the Washing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
I'D You Breakfast Alone? :
Breakfast Widows -. use
your wiles!

MOT rght-a lady having to gaze at empty
y chair Of morning, while her Man-zooms down
the avenue breakiastess to flag his bus. Not right.
No fun being Breakfast Widow.
But don't give up. Don't 90 home to Mother. And
don't set a bear-trap in the hall Lure him, lady =.
play on his weaknesses in the grocery dept.
Set out a breakfast he just won't have the
will power TO pass up. Start that breakfast with
Wheaties. These crunchy whole wheat fakes
have a toasted-in Goodness that men are prone
TO Get dreamy-eyed over.
There's lnger-longer allure to Wheates So
downright swell tasting one bowlful is likely to lead
TO another. That s how il works; 50 often.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Solving an Ase-oId Problem


cist who Is not a medical man
IS gaining recognition for his
ACCOMPLISHMENTS in tho field
Nowhere are there enough of
these se,-picos And orrv ttbo
vveII-to-do and tbo,-oa,tbv drunk
ard can afford tbar,
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cnyiropr,ort tbstb,s hoo,, naesod
ON Ia then, tbrouob oereyatiope
rcy.bane- b.,,o tr,royerisbod fbcf,
minds and tbeir bodies urtl az
resistance has conc oiit of tho,,
vohody doos anytbino for tho.
hacausa robody caroe Tohod,
nm, the salvation Army and We
nr,eete and tho r,ies,or workers
u,ho AZ least t,-y and sometimes
succeed in bripoirg some va rn,tb
ard n,,,noso into thoir horo.o-
fore uastod ryos
,,OW oarv tboro arc NJ thcr,
in the more progressive cities,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Visomins with come-onl

Definitely fun TO eat that's Wheaties These
whole wheat fakes are plenty nourishing, too.
whole grain" food values in Wheaties. Inn
portant B Vitamins. In fact, all of whole
wheat's known essential vitamins, minerals.
food energy. Plus good proteins. Nourishment
10 help start the day championship.
This type of cereal whole grain is right up there
in Group Six OF 'the Basic the seven basic food
groups Uncle Sam says we should include in
meals every day. Wheaties are the type OF cereal
recommended 10y Government nutrition experts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

I'D HAVE WRITTEN OFTENUR,
DANNY. But NY PEN WENT HAY
WIRE. / TRIED TO BUY \ NEW ONE
AND COULDN'T"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-18

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Der Witternadt, Inn pie rdrnlide
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mar. Waria Gnfr,nft tpuroe i'm &in1.
mel nit 2obseidneen sefeiert. Sn
itrablen6er Sd0nbett trat iie ,,nter
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9as fleii6getporoene @ort aber
iagte:
uWeine geliebte Mutter, bon Der
i6 oas meni6li9e @eien uno bic
gergeltnne meiner @erfe 6ur9 oeine
ponfommene Nadfolee erbalten, EMP.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-18

lanee iest aus meiner Sano ben
2obn oen bu beroient bait."
Ser 81. @eiit lieb iid alio BET
nebmen: w.
,,Meine teuerIte 8raut tritt elm in
Die etpiee Sreroe, lpelbe oeiner treuen
2ietbe gebitbrt, uno genieBe obne
Summer uno Sorgen; oenn oer, 8in-
ter bes 2eioens lit nun boriiber, 1no
ou befinoeit oi6 iest inn 8eitte unie>
rer etpigen umarmung."
Maria mar glei9lam berienft in
oas etpige Meer uno ben gbgruno
Ser @ottbeit Sbre beion6eren 8or.
5iige tpuroen, na6bem ite ibren aus-
ge5eidneten Hlas eingenommen, ben
,bimmliiden &eeridaren bon @ott er.
fldrt, inbem @ott Der 8ater ite als
feline Eodter riibn1te, oas @ort fife
als feline Mutter prizes unb Ser Sl.
Geiit ibre Ereue als 8raut lobte. 9ie
orei gottliden Berionen iebten bier
auf Der SSSungfrau cine itrablenoe
&rone auf bas &aupt. Cine Stimme
eri6on bonn Sbrone:
uSreun6in uno Musertpdblte unter
alien &reaturen, ,1nier 9feib 1T oas
oeinige. gu biit Die &oniein uno &C.
bieterin Der Serapbim, aller unierer
Diener, Der @neel iotpie aller &C.
idopfe. Sabre fort, gebiete uno re-.
giere eliidielig iiber iie. Sn unierem
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