davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-27

From IS 10 ~ days arc needed to
cure ham before smoking. and from
II to 80 days for bacon.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-12-23

line doesn't seem to be good
enough.
G. T. West is all out for Allean
but she doesn't seem to be even
slightly interested.
Glossa Mae had better wake up
because a chick on Monroe street
is very interested in Ben Harriton.
Wonder if Johnnie James and
Clayton Hodges, know that Robert
Hall and Dorothy Brown are beat
ing out plenty of love these days?
There's no doubt about it, its
really love between Samuel Brown
and Inez Moreland, altho another
cat is trying to cut in, if Inez is
wise, she'll pay no attention to
what he says.
Joseph England says he isn't a
teeny weeny bit worried over Lu-
/ CllG DGIll, Cdl1SG It's oWCSl LII iiOotiAiC
Erwin for him.
Essie Chamblean says Ernestine
Robinson might as well take her
eyes off Richard Vaughns because
he's her property and she doesn't
mean maybe.
Walter Fields says he wants the
chicks to stop linking his name
with Gladys Harris, because its
Helen D. Wilkerson for him.
With w. c. in the navy, Ernestine
Hurd is singing, mo love, no no
thing"
With Floyd Jackson all out for
Mary Jane Britton, Mildred Nor
ris seems to be left out in the
cold.
The chick at 1872 Roosevelt
street had better get another boy
friend because Dennis Milton is
all out for Bertha Mae Collins.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-12-23

Robert Lewis are this weeks love
birds.
Marjorie Ford is very quiet these
days, waiting for the right boy to
come along Margie?
Now is the time for Annie Kate
Lee to prove that she's been say
ing, because Edgar Keeler is here
from the navy.
Willie B. Owens is still running
after Gus Polk, we are afraid you
are wasting your time dearie, be-
cause another chick is tops with
him.
Inez Collins just can't see for
looking at Albert Hutchins.
Fess up, Ernest Franklin, who is
the girl friend while Bernice is
away?
Bates says "you know yes" its
Arthurine, now and for always.
It's love, love, love between Aus
tine Jones and Walter Henderson
what's your story Richie Robert
son?
We wonder if Eunice Earl Bod
die knows what's going on between
Robert Louis and Myrtle R Col
lum?
Catherine Franklin you had bet
ter wake up, Ernestine Heard is
deeply interested in Roy Howard
It seems to be common know
ledge that Alice Simmons best
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-12-23

force showed |. I. Jefferson who
stood best with Charlie Barber, l.
|. has cooled down, don't you
think SO, Carrie Rudd?
Love birds of the week: Austine
Jones, Walter Henderson; Myrtle
Ruth Collum and Robert Lewis.
Matte Mae Smith and Pete, Clara
Lou Stevens, Melvin Palmer; Will
lie Mae Jones, Henri yLee, Doris
Harden, Willie Lockwood, Bobby J.
Harden, Earl Jones, Helen Marshal,
Joe Rundles, Edgar Keller and
Annie K. Lee.
1t seems that Jessie wishes Annie
Ruth Thomas to stop linking her
name with his, because he strictly
isn't interested.
Its Leonia Bradley and Walter
Weekly, Vandibilt and Lula Mae,
Annie Bell Anderson and Fred
Weekly.
Why does Jessie Williams go on
Bloom street so often, could Lula
Bell have anything to do with it?
Idella is going to change Billy
Buckley from a slow Joe to a Solid
sender, wonder what T. c. has to
say about that?
Eula Bell you had better be care
full, for certain chick is going
strong for George Manning. Your
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-12-23
rome Thigpen and he seems to have
eyes only for Bessie Owens.

rome Thigpen and he seems to have
eyes only for Bessie Owens.
Dorothy White and Eddie Lee
Mckinney are strictly on the beam.
Grace Weekly sits back, cool,
calm and collective and let William
Arnold make dopes out of the fly
chicks, she says when he gets ready
to settle down, he'll be coming her
way, you had better wake up Will
lie Ruth Easterling, she is prob
ably right, and where does Mary
Ann come in?
OF course Lerone Bennett is
putting all his eggs in one basket,
but Dorothy Truvillion is not the
one who holds that basket
Austine Jones and Walter Hend-
erson, Myrtle Ruth Collins and
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-12-23
Tattling Tess

Christmas Is just a few days off
and all the cats and chicks are
making ready for a gala holiday
season--for entertainment; RAYS
OF RHYTHM will be at the skat-
ing rink Christmas Eve, dance be-
ginning at 7:3o, admission ST.. ON
CHRISTMAS NIGHT, the RHY-
THIN ACES will play for dance
don't fail to be present. Tattling
Tess will have some special fea-
lures for your entertainment.
The twins, Samuel and Saul
Owens are that way about the
same girl and we do mean Doris
Harden.
Marion Wright is still liking Je-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-12-23

Now friends, Christmas is almost
here. May we all remember that
our country is still at war and
there is no time for foolishness.
1t is my sincere hope that all will
enjoy a peaceful and prosperous
holiday season.
The paper came out on this date
rather than the 10th in order to
give you our big Christmas issue
and to give our help a chance to
enjoy the holidays. The next issue
will be December 80.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-12-23

friend, Transella Morley is trying
to take Gilbert Mason.
Why don't you let US see your
boy friend, Katie Minnyfield, you
always talk about him, but never
show him.
Mary Frances Sherron wishes to
place a want ad in the paper for
a boy friend. He must be tall, tan
and terrific. she says.
While Johnnie Jones is busy
working at the Avery Body Plant,
Willie Mae Jones and Harry Glib
son are getting on big times, she's
also having fun with Clarence Crit
fin.
Clara Lou Stevens and Melvin
Palmer are building a stairway to
the stars.
Since Mary Louise Davis, by
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-12-23
GatesvIiie News
Rev. A. R. Thomas, Reporter

The Sunday school of the Egypt
Hill M. B. church was grealy en-
joyed Sunday, December TO- The
lesson was we'll taught and demon
strated The subject was, Christ
in the Home"
Pvt. Adeu Nix is home on a
short furlough visiting him mother,
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-12-23

Designers, faced with limitations
on fabric, have been turning more
attention to detail. One Of the MIC
est features of this sor isticated
date dress is its fine hand finished
appearance. Make it Of light cream
wool, with soft gathering at Shout
der and waist, accented by large
jewelled buttons. Watch your saw
ings by sewing turn into more War
Bonds for victory. Suitable pat
terms are available at local stores.
U. S. Treasury Department
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-12-23

Mrs. Lille Johnson, and family.
Pvt. Nix is stationed in Louisiana.
Mrs. Arcola Aope of of Jackson
was a week end visitor in the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
A. Ayers.
Mr.. D. L. Lovelady, VIM, of the
new Masonic Lodge Gatesville,
was a delegate to the Grand Lodge
meeting in Meridian recently. He
reports a most successful session.
Mrs. A. A. Thomas visited her
sister, Mrs. j. D. Lackey, Sunday.
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3 Qlcke~4ch1oe9e
ooer: 9as gebemns Gosp Dell

9l6er ieBt - ieBt pieoer - ia,
0os mar 0as @aloppieren zines 8fer=
Oes - lie borte es gan3 0eutli6; i'm
nadIten 9lugenblid ober NOR es &pie=
Ser nEoben .oes l1npetters unter-
gegangen. @0itb oriidte beioe SGnoe
ouf lire po6en0e 8ruit: adj, tie mein-
te, Ser Sooesanglt oieier Winute er=
liegen 81 miiilen! Soften uno Sur6t
ltritten itb in ibr, un0 @r1teres ipoute
fait untergeben - oo - nod Elm
oritteS Wfal 6erielbe Son, nun ober
oeutli6, unbertennbor. sic rib oie
Sir lpeit auf un0 bie1t lt9 5itterno
oaran felt.
Sebt ftan0 oas Bfero itill, elm Monn
lieB ltb aus Dem 5atte1 our @roe
gleiten. Sic itredte ibm beioe SGnoe
entgegen unO bielt Sen @ontenoen
oufredt.
~Hobert! &obert! @ott fei geprie-
Ien."
9eines 8ortes mG6tig, griff er in
Die SeitentaId)e ieines &odes uno
iibergab @0itb cine fleine 8ledbiid1e.
"0ie &r5neiV rief 1ie freu=
Sig - ,,ou bringit oas 2eben meines
gaters, 8ott lobne oir's!"
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Siinf5ebntes &opiteI

Danf oer oufopfernoen Singebunq
Ielnes Sefretdrs tpor ser fronfe
S6loBberr nun bon Dem b06It BE-
oenfliden 9lnfau om nG6Iten Weor=
gen bcfreit. @lei6pobl erbeiI6te oie
5uriidgebliebene 56mG6e oie gr0Bte
S6onung oeS &ranfen, uno ie6e Nuf=
regung muBte bon linn fern gebalten
meroen. 2aOD Stiamortb fob It6 So
ber gen0tigt, oie oirette @erfoIgung
ibrer Blone, mel6e ouf sic @nter=
bung uno SerltoBung ibrer Stiefto6=
ter @oitb, fopie auf Die IbGnoerung
oeS betDuBten Se1tamentes bin3ielten,
nidt augenblidli6 tpieoer ouf3uneb-
men. Sic abnte frei1i9 ni9t, ooB
6rant Mor6aunt bereits ibrem &C.
mobl Die angeblide beimlibe 8erIo<
bung @oitbs nit Gobert Blunt, Dem
&iiltersiobn, binterbra6t uno eben
oaourd Die i6mere 2ebensgefabr ibreS
@emobls berbeigefiibrt bate.
Sen 9an3en Sag iiber blieb 8lunt
auf 1einem 3immer; er tpor in folge
|oeS onltrengenoen Nittes, beionoers
aber Ser 0ur6naiiung BEL Sem 5roei-
moligen Faiiieren oes Sluiies nod
iebr erid)opft, aber ni6t pirtlid
fronf. Sein Treuno WtGB leiitete linn
@eieuidoft un6 8ei1tano. goitb 1ieb
|lid mebrmals no6 ieinem 8efinoen
erfunoigen uno ite 1par gan5 eliid-
lid, alS tie bernabm, fem 3u1tono
gebe ni6t Sen 1ninoelten 9lnlaB 5ur
|8eiorenis.
Sm 2aufe oes gfudmittags trofen
enoli6 oie lebten @dite auf Go3D Deu
elm, oarunter au6 Srau bon Sertforo
uno Der nit 10 piel Neueieroe ertpar<
tete Didter, tpel6er Mbenos i'm &C.
ieui6aftsialon ben idmtliden @61te1
porgeiteut lperoen Iollte. 2ooD Still-
tportb bate oie @iite, BEN Sefret6r
bier3u glei6fol1s einla6en 5u lalien; ;
ober Blunt lebnte Die @inlaoung nit
bofli6em Dante ob un6 blieb oIein
ouf leinem 3immer, 6a au9 9r. MdB
ser Nbenogeieal6aft beiipobnte. -
Ser n66ite Morgen 1por flar uno
oie 2uft mills. S6on in friiber Stuns
oe erging lt6 blunt in Dem i9one1t,
tpeiten Bart bon @o5D Sen. Niemano
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-05

1torte TIN; Die 3ablre1hert @a1te 0e1
5amilie 5tiGlportb mo9ten tpobI og
nod Der Gube pflegen. Sour nit iei
men @e0anfen belddfttgt, mar er fat
bis ans @noe oes Barfes gelangt
als er p1oblib - BEL elmer i6arfer
8iegung oes 8eges - auf einen Elm
iamen 2uitDanoler ltieB. l1eberroid
6lieb er 1teben uno fob ben Srem6er
an - oa elite oieier oudb idon mil
ausgebreiteten Irmen ouf i'm 81.
v&arl MelpiIleI Du bierp' rief oe1
Sefretar freuoig aus un0 umarmt{
Sen fremoen iungen Monn.
~Tidt 10 1aut, mein 2ieber'', fagtf
oieIer ladelno; bier belize id slrtbu1
9ane. Mber tpel6' unermartetes @ie,
oerieben!"
Arm in Nrm i6ritten oie beioen
6reun6e tpeiter. sic batten it6 10 biel
5a' er5ablen! l1no iebt erfubr Blunt
nit frobem Staunen, oaB 1ein Gtu-
oienfreuno Der gebei1nnisbolle 0i9ter
|lei melder bon Der bornebmen Sc
Ielli6aft in Dem S6lone nit 10 biel
Neugieroe ertpartet 1por6en.
0eiien duBere @rideinung entipradj
alleroingS bollfommen Der gorlte1-
lung, oie man 1i9 getpobnlid bon ei=
mem 2tebltng Ser Wulen 81 MAIDEN
pflegt. @r mar elm bod uno i6lont
getpa61ener iunger Mann, nit fein
gei6nittenem @eli6tsprofil uno elmer
erniten Denterltirne, tpel9er oub ser
Habmen elmer Siille bon idtpar5en
Saarcn ni6t feblte.
sou fann1t gar ni6t glauben, pie
0liidlid id bin oi6 no6 10 LANCER
3eit mieoer 81 ieben', fubr ct in iei=
men Mfitteilungen fort. ,8as man
mir geltern Nbeno i'm @eIeuI6ofts
raum bon oeinem tiibnen, nG6tliden
Gitte er3ablte, lit eigentlib nur cine
5ortfebung ser tpagballigen unterneb-
mungen, &Domit ou als unier be tier
yfeiter bor Sobren Die gon5e So6=
l6ule in @rltaunen geiebt boIt - 0
Ou mein Gltelter un6 better SSreunoI"
~SSo, &orl, i6 bin oein Sreuno,
uno gu i6am1t oi9 ni6t, mid o1s fol-
9en an5uerfennen!"
u56Gmen? Sob, mas iou oas bei-
Ben?"
80 tpilie, 6oB man mid bier bon
oben berab getra6tet; in oen augen
ser bier 6en Son angebenoen @eieu=
16aft bin i9 oo9 nur Elm 8eoienlteter
Ger Somilie StiGlportb."
,,geidts oabon, &ob! 8enu 1ie 6i6
bier in ibre &reiie ni6t 3ulafen mol
len -- Damn fennen tie oi9 ni6t, uno
ou magit oi9 NIT oem 8etpuBtIein
oeines eigenen 8ertes tr0ten."
uSft meine ih, Dem Sample 5ll
erliegen. Mein Stol5 trieb midi i6on
mebrn1als an, Go5p Sen 81 berlai +
ien."
u8esbalb tot1t Oh es aber nidt ?
8arum giblt gu cine 5tellung ni6t
ouf, melde oib enttpiiroigt? Wit oei>
nem 8ilien, NIT oeiner Biloung, nit
oeiner auBern gri6einung fannlt o1
sir an0ersipo oen 3utritt in Die bo6=
item @eielidaftsfreile iidern."
uI6, Bob i6 bon bier fort t0nnte!'
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(11. sSortIeBung)

mir berlleren ia Die toltbarlte Se1t
Sd lebe nit meiner Stute iiber Der
SluB - Cora lit cine erprobt'
Sdnimmerin.'
u0aS bieBe @ott periu9en'', ent
gegnete Der ar3t; ues mioerItrebt mel
nem @etpiien."
,>l1m @ottes tpillen, 16reiben Sic
lieber Ooftor, uno ooS l1ebrige il
meme 5ade; @ott miro MIDI idiit
gen."
ltno blunt 6r6ngte oen 9r3t IT
oos nddite 3immer, oann elite er fort
Inn iein Bfero iotteln 5u lailen.
3ebn Olinuten IpGter ritt ct, an
geton nit einem tpaiier0i6ten &egen
mantel unh nit boben &eit1tiefeIn
aus Dem Eor 6es Bortes bon @o5t
Sen.
@r febte Iein iunges 2eben elm, I'm
oas feines lie6en 8obltaters nod fin
cine 5panne 3eit 81 friiten.
Sn ibrem 3immer ober flebtf
@oitb aus ibres Ser3ens tief1ten
@run0 gu @ott Inn g1iidli6e giidfebl
oeS 10 eoelmiitig Ii9 oufopfernoer
Mannes.
Damn begob lie lib in 6ie oIte Bib.
liotbet, Inn lid no6 Dem 8efinoer
ibres 8aters gu erun0igen.
"Diirfen mir boffen?" frogte fiji
nit beben0er Stimme 1eiIe Ben 9lr3t
~8enn Die 9lr3nei CUR redten 3ei
eintrifft, miro Ser Batient fir 0ies
NAL gerettet tperoen", erlpioerte 6e1
9(r3t.
nl1nO ~eIdes iit 0ie duBeritt
5riit?"
u9rei Stun6en." -
1@no tuie0er tebrte @oitb in If,
einfomes 3immer 3uriid. Sier lief
tie ii9 in oen 5elie1 beim &aminfeue1
nieoer uno iob unbertpanot noh 6e,
ubr. Weinute Inn Weinute riidte oit
goloene Naoel an oen 3ablen oes
3tfferblattes boriiber. 8 tpie lana
lam fdlid Sic 8eit oobin! Sour eir
9rel1er 8libItrobI uno elm beftiqe1
Donneri9log bra6ten 5utpeilen ELM
erf9utternoe Ibtpe6slung in 6og trd
ge @inerlei.
@noli9 - eno1id fdIug Sic nb1
oie elite Stunoe. Dies par oie 6u
berite 5riit, uno blunt par nod MIDI
5uriidgetebrt!
9sun bielt es g6itb nidt langer ous
i'm engen Gaume. Sic elite binob ii
Die ountle gmpfongsboue uno barr
te, Dor &olte 5itterno, ouf Sic Niid
febr oes to0esmutigen 9feiters. Sci
nes Wfenfden auge 1ab sic gefolteter
Sanoe, tpie Die @rbin bon Go5p 9el
5u @ott flebte Inn Nettltng oes f
beiB grtporteten.
Sn ibrer namenloien Mngit oGu6
ten ibr sic Winuten tpie 5tun6en
nno enolicb lebnte lie iib erIdopft at
Die feudte 8ano uno idlu93te Iout
Seine Soffnung!
&eine9 - g8as mar oos? Satt
iie nidt oen Sufldlag zines Bferoe!
bernommen9 Sic fubr in oie S0be
beugte iid borlparts, bor9te nit an
geitrengteiter Mufmerfiomfeit na6 oe1
8egeno, bon mo- iener Sdan getom
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-05

uno 1cD Dol mtO tDm Dler3u ON. BQl0
biloete i'm iein geIteigertes 2eioea
gum bollenoeten SDpodonoer aus.
Son oa an iibertrug er mir feline
iontltden Sitter, iibereab mir Die
gan5e Sertpaltung ieiner uutfangrei-
6en @eI66fte unb iiberlieB aulebt al.
les meinen S6n6en unb meiner Ser.
ont1portung.'
y9u biIt aller6ings feltiam fitu.
iert, mein Better; oo9 aber meine tdb,
ooB 6eine Dienitleiitungen i'm GtiIls
wortbiben Sauie Dir getptB bas &edt
zines Samilienglieoes berldafft baben
tperoen."
SD babe tpob1 6as &e6t, in Ser
eIeni6aft 5l1 eri6einen, babel miro
ieood mein 5e1bitgefibI meiitens ber-
lebt; ibre Sofli6feit i6n1edt nod
Serablaiiung uno mabnt mid beit6n-
big an meine nieoere Serfunft."
Sci g1ten Mutes, &obert. go
1ebr ou Did ltber Die bobe 8eieui6aft
beflagit melbe oi9 aus ibrem areife
ousi6lieBen modte; 10 iebr id oa.
gegen in ibr eeiu6t uno geebrt er-
idetne, mo- INNER i6 MIDI 3eige -
i6 CLAUDE, on tpiiroeit oenno6 ni9t
nit mir taui6en poIlen. Du tpeiBt
oad), >per meine @ltern tporen; 6u
tpeiBt, ooB 0u braber, ebrlider 2eute
Sobn bilt, mabreno i6 nidt einmoI
weiB, mober td famine, tpobin i6
gebore, Oh ib midi meines Boters et>
ma idGmen muB, Oh er mid obIidtIi6
berleugnet, oh uno tpie melt er an
mir geIiinoigt bat. S6 tonn ebenfo
gut elm bo6geborener SproBlinq mie
Elm plebeiii6er 8etteliunge fein; ia"
- fiigte er 1a6eno BEL - lid fonnte
Iogar Ser @rbe Ger StiIlmortbs iein."
u8ieio, &arI2" rief blunt Der.
Wunoert aus. y0abon baIt ou mir ia
auf Der llniberlitat niemQls ein 8ort
geiagt."
~sluer6ings. gu btIt audi ser Gin.
5ige NIT Dem i6 iiberbaupt oobon
reoe. EroB meines Di6tertufes uno
9(nIebenS bin i6 iiberan gebemmt.
8as bilft es mir, ooB mir Die er1ten
5alons ibre Siiren 0ffnen? Sd tonn
ia 6o9 niemals cine Der i90nen, Dor.
nebmen 0omen beimfiibren, tpeIae SEN
bermeintli6en ,gentalen' 9ibter nit
&us6ei6nungen iiberl6iitten, aber TO-
fort NIT @eradtung it6 bon ibm men"
ben 1piiroen, tpenn lie ettpas bon lei'
ner iebr problematiI6en Serfunft er.
fiibren."
Gin bitteres 2a6eln ipielte nm Sen
feinen Wuno 6es eefeierten Di6ters
bon ,,&f uno Irbeit'.
Limb bait ou 6esbaIb oeineu Sea-
men berdn0ert?"
uDas bat cine an6ere nria6e, lie
Der Sreuno. Mus Dem Wun6e oeries
nigen, 6ie midi u1o meine S6tpeiter
ins 8ailenbaus gebra6t batten, mo
mir er5ogen tpuroen, erfubr i6 nidt
oas Min0eite iiber meine Sertunft.
Spdter fam i6 Damn NIT boberen &C.
leul6oftstreiien in 8eriibrung, oenen
ib audi an5ugeb0ren oerlangte. SD
muBte ibon 1T friiber Sugeno auf
Laurel outlook., 1944-01-12
The Outlook Says:

Patsy Green celebrated her birth.
day with a party for her girl class
mates in the third grade of school,
Refreshments we're served at her
home and afterwards Patsy took
her guests to the matinee.
Miss Bertha Conner and Miss
Clara Bait plan to return Saturday
to Newburg, Ore, where they are
employed as welders in the Kaiser
shipyard. They spent their Christ
mas vacation here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schmidt and
children of Billings and Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Schmidt and Pamela Rae
and Miss Marie Rieter were New
Years dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Schmidt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhieny Junkert of
Huntley are the parents of a daugh-
ter, born New Years day.
Laurel outlook., 1944-01-12

Junior Roberts, seaman second
class, left the middle of the week
for Oakland, Calf, after spending
a furlough with Mr.. and Mrs. p. W.
Roberts.
Mrs. n. c. Eklund of Barber
spent the week with her daughter,
Mrs. Charles Eastlick and family.
Katherine Scott, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Scott, underwent an
appendicitis operation in a Billings
hospital the middle of tneweek. She
is recovering as well as can be eX-
pected.
Laurel outlook., 1944-01-12

Miss Rosa Eisenmann who had
charge of the T. B. seals in Deem
Der, reported the total sales amount
ed to $175.70, which is more than
three times the amount of former
sales.
j. c. Stone who went to Burbank,
Calf, early in December to spend
the winter with his son and daugh-
tiers, returned to his home the first
of the week, saying he liked Mon
tana winters much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley kellogg and
family moved from the Elmo South
worth, Sr., house into one of the
l.. Gerard houses recently.
Mrs. w. d. Whitcanack of Bill
lings spent Friday with Mrs. f. H.
Wells. Mrs. Whitcanack expects to
go to California within a few days
to visit her son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Whit
canack and daughter, and also Mrs.
Allen W%hitcanack.
Corp. Carl f. Zinne of Ryegate,
stationed at a camp in Pennsylvania,
spent Thursday at the home Of his
aunt Mrs. Albert Kline and Mr..
Kline.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Keefer of Mott,
spent Thursday in town among
friends. Mrs. Keefer is leaving
soon to visit her sister in Tacoma,
Wash.
Lloyd Linger of Mott spent sew
eral days in town during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kinney re-
oa,.,oI ,,oxnl Ca4,rIov Ion q nf tho
birth of a granddaughter, Carol
Jean, born to Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
Wise at Waynesburg, Pa, Jan. Z.
Mrs. Wise has been visiting. rela-
tives of Mr.. Wise in Pennsylvania.
She was formerly Miss Mary Louise
Kinney.
Mrs. John Footitt and son John,
Jr., of Billings spent the week end
here with relatives.
The Rod and Gun club met Mon
day evening, Jan. 3, at the hall
with the following members taking
office: President, p. w. Roberts;
vice president, Charles Eastllck;
secretary-treasurer, H. D. Tompklns.
Plans were made to have the an
nual pinochle and rummy tourna-
ment the evenings of Jan 10 and
Is. 1t will be open to members:
Lunch was served at the close of
the meeting.
j. w. Corwin, chairman of Still
water county Republican committee,
Charles Eastlick and S. T. Flood at
tended a committee meeting in Co
lumbus Tuesday evening. Finances
of the Republican organization was
the topic of discussion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Davidson
left recently for Salt Lake where
Mr.. Davidson has employment.
Mrs. Elmo Southworth and sons
Gene and Richard of Spokane, came
the first of the week to visit at the
homes of her daughters, Mrs. Edison
Hedges and Mrs. Wesley Kellog
and families.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs
X. w. Davis were Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Orchard of Billings, Mrs.
Helen Braun and Mrs. f. H. Wells.
Harlan Eastlick, stationed IN
Georgia came Wednesday to spend
his furlough with his parents MIR.
and Mrs. Dan Eastlick. !
Laurel outlook., 1944-01-12

PARK CITY
Park Loses To Belfry;
Wins Over Joliet 1882

Park City, Jan. 1.-THE PantherE
played two basketball games ovel
the week end, losing to Belfry Fri,
day night. The Belfry team leac
1915 at the half, and kept the lead
throughout the game, finishing with
a score of 46 to 81.
Saturday night Park City met the
Joliet team on the local floor. AT
the end of the first quarter the
Panthers lead 6-3 and at the half
17-16. In the third quarter they
lead 31-26 and the final score was
1892.
Laurence Lantz made Is points
and Sidney Otis 13.
Referee, r. Stevens of Laurel.
The Woman's Society of Christian
Service held their regular meeting
Thursday at the nall, with Rev. M.
j. Wilcox conducting the i~nstalla-
ton service, Mrs. Wilcox assisting
at the piano and Mrs. Ribertus of
Laurel who sang several numbers.
Officers installed were: President,
Mrs. Charles Eastlick; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. S.. T. Flood; recording
secretary, Mrs. Floyd Eastlick;
treasurer, Mrs. r. w. Davis; cor
responding secretary, Mrs. c. b.
Strong; secretary children's work,
and social relations, Mrs. May Mil
Ter. Lunch was served by Mrs. j.
w. Corwin, Mrs. r. w. Davis and
Mrs. Elizabeth Kinney. Visitors
were Mrs. A. o. Nelson, Mrs. Rollo
Johnson of Billings, Mrs. Robertus
of Laurel, Mrs. Plowman and Mrs.
A. Harrington.
Second Lieut.. Miss Helen Benner,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Ben
ner of Park City, was sworn in as
an army nurse Dec. 26, at the air
base at Amarillo, Tex. Lieut.. Ben
ner graduated from nurses training
in Billings and from there went to
Seattle for advanced training. From
Texas she was transferred to Camp
White, Ore, and will be stationed
there for five weeks. and her last
training will be in Spokane before
going overseas. Lieut.. Benner was
the youngest nurse sworn in at
Amarillo, Dec. 26.
Those from Park City leaving for
the service Jan. 5 were Edison G.
Hedges, Wesley M. kellogg, Albert
Kober, Harold S. Sitzman, Richard
D. Fox and Clyde Lowell.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many
friends for their many acts of kind
ness and floral offerings received
during the illness and death of our
father.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Laird.
Laurel outlook., 1944-01-12

Burton Armstrong left during
the week for his camp in California
after spending his furlough with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. "
Armstrong and friends in Laurel.
Mrs. A. O. Nelson of Billings
spent Thursday in town and was a
guest of Mrs. Helen Braun at
luncheon.
Laurel outlook., 1944-01-12

Dave Lackman, living n%ortheas,
of Laurel, is in a Billings hospital
for attention to an injured foot.
Evening star., 1944-06-18

Quart Cello liquid floor
wax. Needs no polishing.
just spread over floor.
Dries quickly to Q durable
finish ----..-----0Qn
Evening star., 1944-06-18

l1a-lb. box Soilax cleaner
for dishes, all painted sur
faces, enamel, etc. Just
mix with water-----2g~
Evening star., 1944-06-18

S-ft. folding step ladder.
Sturdy wood constructed,
metal reinforced. Handy
pail rest -------S3 98