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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-23

svigali lovci Lightning" TO
mahaWk" in drugi. Vcasih sem
Sc spomnil ma mojega Ameri-
kanca AljoSo in mi je bio zal.
da nj Sc toliko star, da hi tudi
on pomagal raz5ijati nemska
gnezda. Razen tega, da bi Sc
znaSel pr p%artizanih, je bila
moja n~ajvecja celia, sedeti v ta-
KEN srebrnem pticu in metati
bombe ma nemSka mesta. Mno-
gokrat smo brali v kakem caso-
pisu, XII Sc je pritihotapil V ma
SO jeco, svetohlinske zalostinke
Nemcev, XII so bill ubiti pr
"barbarskih'' napadih ameri-
Skin "letecih gangsterjev''. Ka-
ko Sc nam je zdelo vse skupai
smeSno! Mi, XII smo ma lastni
CLAW doziveli mnogo bombardi-
ranj S strani nasih letal, smo
pr vsaki bombi, XII je padla.
bill veseli, ker smo vedeli, da
je stvar nujna, ceprav lahko pa
demo tudi mi. In tako nj bio
samo naSe mnenje, bio je tudi
mnenje vsakega poSteno misle-
cega Evropejca. steli smo alar-
me in-ko Jill je bio proti koncu
re pc pet ma dan, Sc nismo bill
zadovoljni.
Sedaj pa sem re vec kot diva
meseca v hribih, in vessel sem
da misli 0 tenn koraku tako kot
vsi pr mas, tudi papa, "kajti sa-
mo ena je pot pravice in same
ena je sodba svobodoljubnega
in kulturnega sveta." Zadnji6
sem bral v nasam casopisju, da
je nasa vojaska misija, XII je Sla
V London, obiskala tudi Jugo-
slovane pr BIC. Ter je tudi
papa tam, je bio "a MEGA sre-
CAME zelo zanimivo in bi rad
zvedel, kako je bio.
Prehodil sem med tenn casom
domala vso Primorsko in jo
spoznavam in odkrivam in vi
dim, da popreje o MEN nisem
vedel prav mic. Tudi pc Tolrnin-
skem sem hodil. To je bill mo-
prvi obisk v planinah pc toll
KEN casu in nekoliko tezko sem
pihal navzgor in ma zalost sem
opazil, da pc treh letih nisem
vec vajen hoditi pc planinah
Vendar je bio vseeno zelo lepo.
Kaj bi VAN opisoval Krn, So
Sko dolino in vse tie lepote, sal
Jill sami dobro poznate. K.ako
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-23

mislis. Dobri ljudje so bill. Sve-
tn SO zapovedovali in svet
njim."
AleS je hodil poleg MEGA S
sklonjeno glavo. Pred Hostar-
jevo hiso, kjer SO bila stezajna
vrata zaprta, Sc je ustavil.
"Oce, tn notri sem delal cd
ULTRA do vecera. Kaj mai STORM
zdaj?"
Starr je sepal naprej: "Eh, Ii
yeti Dos moral, brez imena so tie
pustili."
Visoko mad materami so sve-
tile zvezde. Ko SO utihnili Ale
Sew koraki, sta ODE, v katerih
SO ziveli Zamejec in njegovi
otroci, uprli oci tia gori. Med
zvezdami Sc je ena utrnila ter
Sc izgubila v v%esoljstvu. Krva-
va sraga je zalesketala ma tenn
mem nebu. Materi sta povesili
oci in p%risluhnili vase. v kane
NTH telesih so bile Vecne ure.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-23
XII prieoto siIno
vero norodo v vstojenje

v prejSnji steviki je bio priobceno prvo pismo Boruta Furlana
o njegOyih dOzivetjih v prvih dneh napada nemSke in itaIijanske arma-
de ma Jugoslavijo, kako 81 je V Ljubljani takoj vpisaI med prostovolce
bill pOslan v Zagreb, tam pa S Jill "ustaski' (paveicevskD hrvatski
castniki izgnal il vojasnice. Borut Sc je pred preganjalci k sreci ote
pri nekem Zidu.
Nato pOvratek v LJubiJanO, pa preiskava, aretacija, ZapOr v Ljub-
l1ni, pOtem v KOpru in kOncnO " Viterbi severnO cd Rima skOzi dive
lett. SIedi oprostitev i'll vstop k partzanom.
Borut Furlan je sin BOrisa Furana, XII je Osebno Znan mnogin
ameriskim Slovencem. Boris, XII je dvakrat predaval v kIubu St. / v
Chicago, je re dOlgo v LondOnu. Bill je tam nekaj casa minister, okrog
emo letO pa DELUXE v LOndonu v tamoSnjem odboru osvobodiIne akcije
in govori Slovencem po radiu. Njegova zena Maria, sin Aljosa in hi
Stasa SO ostali v New Yorku.
PrejSnje in sledece BOrutovO pismO dOkazujeta, kako mocha Je vera
med narOdOm v Svoje vstajenje. TOda ga ne caka, ola ga mu drugi poda-
svOjO svObOdO.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-23
JUS KODAK:
TER

ne pregresila mad MIN. 0, Kri-
stus, ali tie svet vec ne po-
Una? ~"
Noe in dan je ihtela: "Vse
VEN, VEN, da je res, kar je 60
voril: "Meni je odkazano delo!"
Andrej nj pustil zene same.
V prvih jesenskih dneh SO Sc
priceli ljudje posmehovati.
Ujel je ma uho: "Verjemi 81.
Godezevka -. Ho, no -. Caha-
ria? -. Ha, ha S kom?
|, sal -"
Donna 10 je pogledal. Nj Sc
mogel vec varati. Takrat je Ear
julio v MEM. Sramota in razde-
jano posestvo ga je grizlo do
norosti.
Odpravil Sc je z donna. Pre-
den je odsel, je skril sekiro v
vezi. Pravili SO, da vidijo ME
govo senco vsako noe.
zena je oslepela "a resnico.
z nemogocimi sanjskimi podo-
bami Sc je varala. Roka je hote-
la obdrzati "a vsako ceno. can
dreja pustim, pa je... &c me ne
vzalne, vsaj nekaj casa bova Ii
vela skupaj. Mlada sem Sc -.
eh, to Sc MISC leta!"
Pricakovala ga je ma wrath.
me bodi nora, o belem dne-
WI. Vsi vedo, da ne DO njegov,
samo tt 81 tako nora" il je Cd
govarjal Rok tako hladno, da
10 je speklo.
"Pojdi, nekaj tt povem. V
gostilni bova sedela."
Dolgo Sc je branil, naposled
Sc je VIDAL in stopil v hiso.
"Povej, kaj hoces, powell" je
silila vanj.
"Ana, te neumnosti mi re
presedajo."
"Tedaj Sc il je zazdelo, da Sc
je V mozganih nekaj pretrgalo.
"Rok, ii 81 neumen,' je ihte-
la, "vsi tie goljufajo, samo JAZZ
ne"
"Kdo vsi?"
"Vsi, vsi! Cello matt tie -je."
Blaznost il je gorela v oceh.
"Kako, mati?"
Oklenila Sc ga je. "Pojdi z
mano, pojdi, vse tt povem." Ii
sti hip je vedela, da je izgub-
LENA.
Radoveden je stopal zanjo.
Ko sta bila V sobi, je dvakrat
zaklenil. Venomer Sc je stras-
1.-Two oziral. "Povej, kaj ves?'
"Ce me poljubis."
"Tak powell"
"Obljubi mi, da ne pojdes da-
mes cd meme"
"Ana, Andrej!"
"Ah, kaj! Drugace ne zves!''
"Obljubljam!"
"Semkaj sedi!"
Ubogal je in sedel poleg ME
ma postelj.
"Ti, moi sladki Rok. All, da-
mes 81 zadnjic pri meni. Ne
lazi"
cana, &c ne poves 49,"
Sklonila Sc MI je ma uho:
ives, Ales je Marlin sin in
Rozmanov. Lep del domacije bo
dobil."
mi res, ii Sc norcujes, Anal
"Res je, Andrea We, Skoficka
-je vedela. Tudi skof. Tebe SC
ogoljufali S tisto zgodbo, da je
Luka njegov oce."
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(Dalje in konec.)

(DdlJG III hOliCS./
"Kakor hoces," je dejal Rok
in zaloputnil z vrati.
Stopila je "a MIN in zakle-
Mia. Sauna Sc nj zavedala, da je
to storila.
Nato Sc je spustila nazaj ma
klop in ostala nepregibno v te-
mni sobi dolgo v noe.
Drugi dan zvecer Sc je I'VE
delo, da Liza prodaja. Krcma je
ostala zaprta.
Cez par dni Sc je vracal An
drej zvecer proti domu. Nena-
donna je stopilo predenj dekle.
"Ti 81, Liza?"
"Jaz sem. Nekaj bi VAN rada
povedala. Pojdiva "a vodo.'
S cudnimi slutnjami v srcu
ie stopal pc klancu. Ko sta sta
la pri vodi, Sc je Liza krcevito
oprijela njegove roke: "Slisi-
te!" Beseda il je zastala. Andrei
10 je zacudeno gledal. Nato je
bruhnilo il ME: "Rok je pri va
81 zeni!"
"LazeS!!"
"Pojdite domov in boste vi
deli Hitro je izginila in cd tt
ste ure je MISC v Sentpetru vec
videli.
Andrea Sc je plazil proti do
mu. ITO mi je storila," je sepe-
tai in besnost mu je zarela IL
oci temo. Do ULTRA je cepel "a
lipo. Videl je, kako je zena cd
prla okno in Sc naslonila. Zobje
so mu sklepetali cd jeze.
me, Liza ga je imela rada.
pa Sc il mesa" Sc je tolazil.
Vrnil Sc je dopoldne. Zvecer
ga je zaneslo k Pacu. Krcma je
bila zaprta - "Laze, 1aze!!" A
kljub temu je sklenil oprezati.
Ponoci nj mogel spati. Sic
herni sum ga je zvabil k oknu.
Navsezgodaj zjutraj SO ga vide
Ii v cerkvi. Stall je zadaj v temi
in gorece molil: "Jezus, samo
tega mel"
Ona Sc je smejala, kakor OBJ
Sedena.
Yeast je stopil k njej: "Ti,..."
mo, Lubbock moi -"
"Nicw
Tedaj je postala pozorna.
PREF je rohnel, divjal, a zdaj
-. Sunni, vem, da sunni" je mi
slila.
Vabila ga je k sebi, on 10 je
hladno zavracal. Iskal je tola-
zbe v cerkvi. Ljudje SO Sc GU
dill, ko so ugledali sivo glavo "a
kropilnim kamnom.
Mariji je Svedrac prinesel
novice. Tako jo je potrla, da je
morala leci.
S solzami v oceh je prosila:
"Rok, kaj 81 mi storil. To sra
motto! Raise bi bila umrla, ka-
kor da je eden IL. nase hise pri-
zadel Godezevim kaj hudega.
Rok, sal nj resi-"
Rok 10 je osorno zavrnil:
Matt, vi lie lepo lezite, ZANE nj
treba skrbeti!"
Maria je zvedela vse. Bolest
10 je zgala, kakor bi il v prsih
tlela zerjavica. "Moj sin! MOI
SIM" je molila. 20, Bog, zakai
mi nisi tega prizanesel? Andre
ju, Andreju je vel zeno, JAZZ pa
sem trepetala, da hi Sc z mislijo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-23

V prejSnji stevilki je bio V
porocilu o glavnih problemih,
XII pridejo pred SANSov zbor.
pod oznacbo linen aktivnih cd
bornikov Sansa pomotoma IL
puSceno ime Leo J~urjovca. On
je V Sansovi eksekutivi deloven
cd ustanovitve, in enako JPO-
SIS, kjer ina urad blagajnika.
Upamo, da nam to pomoto
oprosti.-U.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-23

v sIucaju, da je vas naslov ali
ime ma PrOIetarcu napacen, ali ce
Sc je primerila kaka druga pomota,
~sporocite man,. To lahko storite ma
dopisnici.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-23
Il POVEST nj DEL e


"ce dobro prebrskas, tesla
ment je Re napisan."
Vedela je, da laze, toda strast
il je pomracila UNI. Planil je
kviSku.
"Nikamor ne pojdes!!o je w
kliknila, "obljubil si!n
"Pusti me, pridem nazajll"
NE, ne, ii 81 moi, Sc danes"
Objela ga je z nadcloveSko mo-
clio. Vsesala Sc mu je v ustnice.
"Meni je vseeno, potem
smrt," je sepetala.
Rok je dobro razlocil korake
v vezi. Novica ga je vsega pre-
vzela ter mu vzbudila tako ie-
20, da nj niti cutih! njenih polju-
bov. Tedaj SO Sc Istopinje ogla-
sile Tx pred dur1ni. Pognal Sc
je cd ME, odprl okno in skocil
doll.
, StraSno JeZo v oceh Je gle
dala "a MIN. Nicesar nj sliSala.
Bliskoma pa je udarila sekira
pc wrath, kljucavnica je odle-
tela, pred MO je stall razoglavi
Andrea.
Cez dvorisce je bezal Rok.
Tedaj Sc je zavedla. Gledala
je v moza, lasje SO il padali ma
cello. Grudi so vroce sople.
Ia hip je Andrea obstal.
"Kaj me gledas?" je dejala
sovrazno. "Kaj me strasis, ali
ne YES, da sem tie vse zivljenie
varala. Sal ST vedel, ko 81 me
jemal, da drugace ne morem Ii
yeti. - Prepozno ST prisel. Ali
tie nj sram, ko je oni zbezal, XII
hi me moral braniti?"
Andrea je gledal in gledal.
Povesil je sekiro.
Zravnala Sc je v postelji in Sc
posmehnila: Ell 81 misli1, da
hos z mano streho pokril, pa 81
sam "a ostanek!"
V MEM je vzbesnelo. Skozi
noe V CLAW je videl Memo cello.
Zamahnil je, pocilo je in kri ga
je oblila.
Zastokala je in Sc zgrudila.
Ko je odprl oci, je videl lepo
glavo, oblito S krvjo. Do oci je
zevala globoka rama. Strasna
groza ga je p~retresla. Mrtvaski
pot mu je oblival cello. Nevede
je pricel zagrinjati okna. Tho
je zaklenil vrata in stall nekai
casa zunaj.
Nenadoma Sc je pricel tresti.
Zbezal je.
Pri Mariji SO Sc sunkoma Cd
prla vrata. Cd strahu je krikni-
la. V soho je planil Andrej, bled
, kot smrt, ma celu in licih je incl
krvave lise.
Maria, Martial" Pokleknil
je in dvignil roke.
"Jezus, Andrej!"
"Tam je, tam je!!"
Padla je nazaj in cd groze
trepetala.
Maria, odpusti mi, skrii
mel" Sedel je ma tia "a vrata in
YES trepetal.
Nj mogla govoriti. LIE roke je
sklepala.
"Skrij me! Ubil sem jo! Rok
je bill pri njej -. OH"
"Andrej, odpusti, JAZZ SEN ga
rodila. I'll pa pojdi in povei
vseI"
Martial"
"Ne mari, Andrea! Clovesko
zivljenje je grozno. Ne mari
zanj. Stopi pred ME in povei
vse. &c imajo duso, ii odpuste."
Andrea Sc je opotekal pred
MO. Povesajoc glavo je zasepe-
tai: "Mora biti! Lepo jo pokop-
%ljite!"
"Daj mi roko, Andrea, midva
Sc ne bova vec videla."
Segla mu je V desnico, XII je
ubijala. ODE sta bill ledeno
hladni.
Ostala je sama in trepetala v
SLIM vrocici.
Pod noe so Sc zopet odprla
vrata.
"Rok, Rok, kaj 81 storil?"
Sin pa je skocil k omari. Ma
RIA nj pogledala, kaj isce.
NaSe1 10 ROka Gu CO NH fro
Evening star., 1944-12-03

and will attend the Redskin- Giant
football game today. Miss Dolan's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Do
Ian, have as their visitors for sew
|eral days Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. May
of Hamilton, Ontario.
Mrs. Calvin Schaeffer of North
Woodside has returned from a trip
to New York where she joined her
husband, 1t. Comdr. Schaeffer, who
recently returned from duty.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Marshall and
their son, John, jr., former resi-
dents of Silver Spring, have moved
to Forest Hills, N. Y.
Mrs. j. Ford Kelley has come here
from Victorville, Calf, to spent
several months with her mother,
Mrs. Joseph C. Cissel of Wynne-
wood Park She was accompanied
here by her husband, Capt. Kelley,
who returned last week to the West
Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs William Shomo of
Silver Spring are spending the win-
ter in Miami.
Evening star., 1944-12-03

daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Fra
zier. Mrs. Walter F. Duke Of Wash
ington is spending this week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Benedict Duke.
Miss Betty Hunt and Miss Lucille
Kloman of Washington are spend
ing Sunday with Miss Hunts par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Murray
Hunt.
Mrs. Nettie Abel Morgan is spend
ing December with her brother and
sister r-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Roach
Abel, in Washington.
Corpl. CAN'T Dorsey is spending
two weeks with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Dorsey of Solomons
Island.
Miss Louise Matthews of Atlanta
Is spending December with her aunt,
Miss Louise Matthews, in La Plata.
Evening star., 1944-12-03
Silver Spring Takoma Park
Several Parties Are Guuen;
Late-AHtzf17zn Tribs POPULAR

Miss Mary Ann Klinge is again in
her home in Wynnewood Park after
a visit in Tampa, where she was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Eugene Lykes and their daughter,
the former Miss Ada Belle Lykes,
whose marriage to Mr.. Shelton
Travis Phillips took place there
November Is. Miss Kinge was maid
of honor at the ceremony. Her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest F. Klinge,
spent the early part of the week in
New York, where they visited their
older daughter, Mrs. Paul Dexter
ketchum, and Mr.. Ketchum.
An interesting event of the past
few days was get-acquainted party
at which Miss Barbara Spencer of
Evening star., 1944-12-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Mof1ich of
Silver Spring have as their guests
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Along of Honolulu.
Mrs. Robert M. Rhoades, who has
been in Miami Beach with her .hus-
band, Ensign Rhoades, U. S. N. r.,
since their marriage October II, has
returned to Silver Spring and is
making her home with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor M. Giffen, while
Ensign Rhoades is on duty.
Mrs. Thomas Whalen is spending
some time in Jacksonville, and from
there will go to st. Louis for a short
stay.
Mrs. William N. Carey is spending
several weeks in Tacoma, Wash.
Evening star., 1944-12-03
dessert bridge party Monday after

dessert bridge party Monday after
noon.
Miss Joan Shull will return today
from Leonia, N. j., where she was
the guest Of Miss Jean Robb.
Miss Jane Marlow was hostess at
reception Wednesday evening in
her home near Herndon.
1t. Col. Richard L. Keys, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Keys of
Washington, has arrived in England.
Mrs. Keys, who spent some time
with him while at Virginia camps,
has returned to their home in Hous-
ton.
Mrs. Ernest D'jureen entertained
at a luncheon Wednesday when her
guests included Mrs. Hempstone
Van Sickler of Purcellville, Mrs. Ella
Mcfarland Of Leesburg and Mrs. j.
K. Linkins of Herndon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hyde Buell.
entertained at dinner Wednesday
evening
Evening star., 1944-12-03

Silver Spring entertained in honor
of Mrs. William F. Cassidy, who is
visiting her husbands parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. G. Cassedy of Silver
Spring. The Junior Mrs. Cassidy
made her home in New York until
her marriage year ago and since
then has beer with her husband
who is stationed with the Navy in
Bremerton, Wash.
Another pleasant party was a
dinner at which Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam M. Wright and Mr. and Mrs
Donald K. .Staley entertained for
MI. and Mrs. Charles Deffinbaugh.
Miss Helen Dolan of Woodside
Park and group of friends are
spending the week end in New York
Evening star., 1944-12-03
Southern Maryland
Social Activities

LEONARDTOWN, Md, Dec. g.
Mrs. Roland B. Duke~of this city is
spending December in Chicago as
the guest of her son-in-laW and
Evening star., 1944-12-03
Parties Given
In HerndOn

HERNDON, Va, Dec. Mrs.
Allen H. Kirk will entertain at
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-01-28

urer, A total membership of
twenty-five Is reported. The
League is sponsoring a county
wide drive in the 4th War Loan
in an effort to raise the county
quota of $4,000 for the Negro
population. The Business League
now holds membership with the
National Negro Business League.
The membership charter was
presented at the annual meeting
After the business meeting the
League members donated $4,000
to Emmit Harrell, who lost his
home by fire. and also donated
$500 to Mrs. Eva Mckinney, who
also suffered the loss Of her home
the same night. Mrs. Edward
Lumpkins Of Detroit Is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Airhart. She
is a student of Lewis Business
College.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-01-28

CRUNCHY Grape = Nuts are
~ tops" on this butter
scotch pie. And they add new
taste interest to this old
favorite. In fact, they make
a delicious top for any pie -
we all know how perfectly
they pair with fruit.
But new note in tastiness Is
only part OF the story. Mrs. Home
makers keen eye has probably
already discerned that Grapefruit
"tops' cut the crust making job In
half -- saving time and ingredients,
particularly such a scarce ingredi-
ent as lard.
Installment three of this cereal
story is concerned with the health
angle. Cereal is one Of the Basic
Seven" foods that the National
Nutrition program lists as daily
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-01-28

talk on thinking Mast
ers of the World g., The Parse
Community Club went on the air
Saturday with N. P. Marshall as
announcer. Mrs. Gayle d. Miller
was principal speaker. Guest So
loists were Lottie Mae Patton
and Evelyn Blakely, accompanied
by group of singers. Heard in
seXtette were Ruthie Beale,
Mildred Carruth, Leila Barnes.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-01-28

"musts". Cereals are low In caloric
content Clark all We approaching
plumpness) but high in food energy.
There's no waste material and q
minimum of fat In bite of cereal.
Every inch of 1t goes to bone and
teeth and blood building.
And that's why cereals are tops"
in wartime menus. We need the
health they help to build, and the
time, pennies and points they save.
And now for that pie -- try this
recipe:
/ package prepared butterscotch
(, pudding
TX cups milk
n cup Grape-Nuts q
/ baked 8-inch pie she'll
Follow the directions on the
package in preparing the butter.
scotch filling. Chill, and pour into
the pie shell, sprinkling the Grape.
Nuts Oh top.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-01-28
Helena Society
Spencer A. Curley

Seaman Woodrow Walker Of
Port Chicago, Calf, Is visiting
relatives here Cpl, McClen-
ton Corbin of OILS Angeles, Calf.
is guest of relatives in the city.
Visitors at the Eliza Mill
err High School, Monday were Mr..
Clark and Miss johnson and a
number Of blind children from the
School Of Handicapped Children
in Mississippi. Mr.. Clark gave an
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-01-28
Takes A Bride

One Of The hehIehts Of the holiday in Menfee
the wedding Of Mo Mae Jesc Carter Mr. Theodore Roose
welt Dovs December rs at the Philadelphia Bop Church. with
Rev. W. 6. Hollis officiating.
Miss Tobho Mccoy song Love You Truly prior the wed
ding march, Miss Aonio Burns maid Of honor Ben Green
ed best The bride given in marriage by her uncle
Louis Corer Little Manual Darlington served ring bearer
and the little Misses Jeon Corter and Dov served flower girls
Uher Melvin Corte Elmo Jackson Dewey Corter and
Wiley Birts
Maids and their attendants Yonne Morrison and Robt
johnson who substituted the absence Lonne Coe who
called the armed service; Morton Coer and Guy Hines Mnevo
Stephenson ard Elmo Jackson Ved Mitchell and Calvin Rogers
MINIS Mory Bnts, Mary corte Birdie Lee Moys, Ethel Cor
ehoee Of the decorations White and pink eomoons
with huge poms from the florence Flower Shoppe mode beou
tu setting Mrs IoIo Mitchell Corer directed the wedding
At the reception thot followed Miss E. O. Section wos in
charge Mrs. Green mother Of the bride received the ony offs
Mr. ond Mrs Bones members Of the M Pleasant Bopt Church
North Little Rock and the Willing Workers Club members
guest Of honor W. Bs charge of transportation
Mrs. M Barnes musical director
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Morrillton
BY Gwendolyn Martin

Annual election was held for
the Negro Business League with
w. l.. Jarrett, reelected as pres
ident; John Winston, vice presi-
dent; Prof. ]. M. Sutton, secre-
tary, and Emmett Harrell, treas
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Verna Clark, Lupearl Lotion and
Fay India Williams Caesar
Mack is in the city sporting an
honorable discharge Funeral
services were held from the Kee-
shan Undertaking parlor for
Lucius Moore He is survived by
his wife, Mrs. Daisy Moore -.
Tom Parker is down from St.
Louis as guest of his brother,
Charlie.
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reporter.
BETHEL AUXILIARY MEETS

The Sons and Daughters of Allen Club of Bethel AME
Church entertained at the home of Mrs L. G. Wash
ngton 905 W. 9th Street Thirteen members were present
to noy interesting business session and delicious
past during the social hour
GOOD SAMARITIANS MEET IN CAMDEN
W. 0. HILL secretary of the Good Samaritan Order
held monthly board meeting in Camden last week In at
tendance Mr. and Mrs j L. Cantley James Hender-
son. of Camden r. K Hughes and H. H. Bryant of Steph-
ems Mrs Carrie Johnson of Buena VISTA Mrs Mle Prmm
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of Lou Ann and Rev. ]. C. Tdweu of Fordyce.
HOME ON LEAVE

HOME ON LEAVE
Seaman John C. Hull of cambridge, Md, who was
guest of his COUSIN Mrs. Moreva Dckerson 803 Cedar ST.
in North Little Rock Pfc Robert l.. Price of Lincoln,
Nebr was also guest of his northside relatives.
PRIZE WINNER
Miss Louise Wheeler of North Little Rock recp
lent of the prize of the evening when the Victory Club
tertained with party at the YWCA huge low" was pre-
scented to her in the evenings game.
HOME FROM INDIANA
Dal and Alice Nlr. and Mrs Dallas Dancer, to YOU'D
have just returned from Indianapolis where they journey
ed because of the death of Das father You have my
sympathy. Dial.
GLAD TO HEAR IT!
That Rena and IIosie (NIr and Mrs. Wilson, re-
covering from recent attack OF influenza
THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Is the Bond Rally and CTA Tea to be held in the near
future Do your bit by each of these worthwhile causes
"A Good Cause Puts Life dCourage Into Mems Hearts,
ANNIVERSARY PARTY
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Barkins 1916
Wright Avenue the Of gayey friends JOIN
ed them in celebration of their 9Th Anniversary. Music
games good eats and drinks made up spicy party Mr.
and Mrs c. r. Halliburton the John Gibbs, the Dewey Cot
TONS the r. T. Watons Mrs G. G. Troupe, Misses Freddie
Anderson and Fourteen Powell and Messrs. Brooklyn and
McNoron made up the guest llst
IT'S GOODBYE NOW
Thus said Mrs Alice Hooper Sloan when she boarded
fast Itan for Camp Edwards, Mass, for brief visit
with her husband before establishing residence in Chicago
ILL., Good luck, Alice!
RETURNED FROM DOWN TEXAS WAY
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Robinson Of 70S W. 18th Street
have returned from Trinity, Texas, after ten day visit
with Mrs Robinsons sister, Mrs Pearly Harrison. Mr.
and Mrs Robinson accompanied by their neice Alice
THIS WEEKS sHUT-IN LIST
Confined to his home is Dr. H. A. Powell who has our
wish for early recovery From the norhside Mrs. Susie
Dudley is reported confined to local hospital silent
prayer offered for Mrs N Nichols, wife of the pastor
of Collins Street Baptist Church who is reported to be
seriously i'll.
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WITH THE Wv GIRLS

The for Victory Girls met Tuesday, January Is, at
the home of Mrs Lucille Hunt 618 W. 18th street IN the
first meeting of the year Two members were added
10 the club Mrs. jeanette Robinson and Mrs. Emogene
Brown Next meeting will be with Mrs Vera Williams at
tha YWCA Anne Yancy is president Vivian Bakey is