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Evening star., 1944-04-05
By Margaret NoweH

house in Upper Ne,D York State
1Uhich interested us, and since
haze seen similar ones in Udrious
other places. Usually they haze
four pillars in the Greek manner
supporting fiat or peaked roof.
They are usually dignifed houses,
a1ith some or1aanlentation at the
top of the pedestal, aboUe the
Jfrst-foor tOindot0s and some
times in the peak of the roof.
Would you haze any idea of the
date and period of these houses,
and why Ue should find these
fine bits OF simple architecture
in to,Ons Dhere the usual run of
houses are often no7ldescript in
the eTtreme?" IRA RS.
They must be examples of the
Greek Revival which f1ourished in
ut-of-the-way places in the United
States from about 1872 to 1850
Many of them are very lovely, an6
their fine proportion and simplicity
Is certainly outstanding at time
when American architecture was
either nondescript or florid. This
was also the era when the Greek
Temple became the inspiration fol
State capitals and official building!
all over the United States. American
architects used their inspiration
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down the front. Another, that
comes In white and colors, is Of net
with a dainty peplum ruffie.
Sometimes weddings are so spur
of-the-minute that they have to be
informal. On Sunday there1l be a
story for those brides whose society
page notice reads, 1.-THE wedding was
informal, and the bride wore q soft
suit"
Evening star., 1944-04-05

You can brighten any room with
tnese colorful designs. Let's say the
Kltehen-use them on curtains
walls, chairs, table mats, towels
aprons and what have you.
Pattern envelope contains tracing
patterns for four designs and COM
plete instructions for painting, en-
broidering and applique.
Send IL cents (coin) for Patterr
No. R-2086 to Washington Stal
Needle Arts Department, p. O. Boz
172, Station D. New York 3. N. Y.
Evening star., 1944-04-05
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spoon salt, y cup nuts or raisins
dates or coconut.
Cream egg yolks, margarine and
sugar together until light and fluffy
Crate orange rind, add to honey
milk mixture, then stir until the
mixture can be poured easily. Add
alternately to first mixture with
flour, baking powder, spices and salt
Isifted together. Beat egg whites
till they stand in peaks, fold into
batter. Drop by teaspoonfuls onto
an oiled cookie sheet. Keep two
inches apart.
Decorate with a nut or raisin, etc
Bake IL minutes in 375-degree
oven. Remove from pan while
warm.
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floor down is light, airy, modern,
which will probably appeal to our
South American guests. The second
floor is in traditional Colonial, with
good color and lovely window treat
ment an outstanding feature.
Evening star., 1944-04-05
SPONGE DROP COOKIE;
POTATO COCONUT CANDY.

(ThdnkS to Mrs. A. w. K,
WdShington.)
To Mrs. B. G. who requested a
sponge drop cookie recipe. I fol-
lowed this recipe and the results
were excellent.
Honey Sponge Cookies cup
margarine, y cup sugar, 2 eggs sep
arated, grated rind of u orange, u
cup milk, u cup honey, cups flour
3 teaspoons baking powder, / tea
spoon Glove or pastry spices, u tea
Evening star., 1944-04-05
(Thdnks to Mrs. K. P. H.,
Wnebiunfou

| A4SAS 40 o. ACSlpC 1oA kOpOllSC o1Op
requested by Mrs. B. G.
Beat 2 egg yolks we'll, gradual,
add IS cup powdered sugar. Mi,
and sift 1s cup sifted flour, and Y
teaspoon salt, and add to first mix
ture. Add u teaspoon vanilla an,
fold in 3 stif11y beaten egg white
Il have made it using only 2 eg,
whites). Drop on baking shee
lined with waxed paper. Bake IL
moderate oven 10 to IL minute.
1925 degrees) or until golden brown
Approximate yield-36 drops.
In reply to a request for making
Easter candy, here is one that
have tasted but haven't made my.
self, although I plan to make il
this week.
Potato Coconut CANDY medium
sized potato, 2 cups sifted Ak
sugar, 2 cups shredded coconut,
teaspoon vanilla.
Boil or bake potato until vel
done, force through coarse sieve o.
ricer. There should be Y cuy
potato. Work the sugar, coconu
land vanilla into potato and max,
into desired shapes. Roll in coating
chocolate.
Spot Removal ran out of regu.
lar dry cleaning fluid for removin.
spots, so decided to try some Gig.
arctic lighter fluid. It worked much
better than any regular dry-cleanel
I had used before. Especially fol
removing shoe polish which 1 hac
spilled on my skirt (wooD and 8
bed spread-also my fingers.
y X X X
REMOVING CRAYON MARKS?
Requested BY Mrs. L. S. r.,
Washington.)
Can some one tell me how to re.
move crayon marks from wallpaper
I have enjoyed the Clearing House
very much.
CHANGE COLOR?
(Requested by Mrs. M. E. G.,
LOTLOn.l
I wonder if any of your reader.
can help me with this problem.
Is there a way to change the
color of a straw hat without the
old-fashioned, shiny appearance ane
unpleasant odor usually found with
hat dye?
Thank you very much.
SOUR CREAM FUDGE CAKE.
(Thanks to M. L. s., Washington. ]
For Mrs. ]. S. H. of Washington
who requested sour cream fudg.
cake.
One cup sour cream, l cup sugar
~ cups flour, 2 squares chocolate
2 eggs, teaspoon soda, u teaspoon
salt, / tablespoon hot water.
Beat cream well. Add sugar
beaten eggs and then the rest O
the ingredients, with salt and sods
in flour. Melt chocolate and le
cool before adding. Add hot water
the last thing. Bake at $50 degree.
for hour as a loaf or Is minute.
if baked in layers.
y X X
MARKS ON SILVER.
(ThankS to Mrs. N. J. De J.,
Takon,d Park.)
Rubber will turn silver black se
it is impossible to clean, as I learned
from carrying a rubber band in MI
purse with a good silver pencil
Rubber food scrapers tarnish silve,
If left in touch with silver overnight
X X X X
OATMEAL BREAD?
Requested by Mrs. r. H. r.,
Arlington.)
A book I have on feeding of small
children calls for oatmeal bread.
cannot find recipe for making thi
anywhere. would appreciate it yer.
much if any readers could help me
AS I am novice at breadmakins
will need full instructions.
have followed the Wcman's Rag,
in The Star for years and T thinl
the Readers Clearing House an in
valuable addition.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Our thanks to Mrs. G. M. r.
and Mrs. A. B. r., Washington,
for their recipes for sour beet and
fried oysters, tDhich 1Dere similar
to others already received.
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lamps and deep, comfortable chairs
Ito be adequate as conference rooms
also. Gable-windowed rooms on the
top floor are made charming with
Early American furniture, delightful
wall papers and chlntzes. The next
Evening star., 1944-04-05

nished it when the paint was thor
oughly hardened. Any scrap of
paint, enamel or varnish would do
think.
Evening star., 1944-04-05
OKRA; SPANISH RICE.
(ThdnkS to Mrs. L. c.. ~,
Dali,

have been interested in the diff
ferent good recipes offered for cook
ing okra and surprised that my
simple method for cutting the gum
my fluid has not been mentioned.
Wash and slice pods in 1-inch
length. Drop into generous amount
of boiling water to which small
amount of vinegar has been added.
Parboil for S to 10 minutes and
drain thoroughly. Pour fresh boil
ing water over the okra and con-
tinue cooking until tender. Allow
water to evaporate or drain off eX-
cess and season with butter and
cream, or margarine and whole
milk, to taste. This is the simple,
stewed vegetable without a trace
of the unpleasant slime. Credit for
this is due the incompatible Stella,
who has reigned in the kitchen
''back home" for the past 20 years.
I also have a method, rather than
an exact recipe, for Spanish rice,
requested by Mrs. H. r. Thorough
ly wash and drain one cup of rice
and dry by paper towel placed in
collender. Heat any desired cook
ing fat in skillet and sautee chopped
onion and green pepper, say one
medium sized onion and half
large pepper. Remove this to
saucer, add more fat, If necessary,
to skillet and fry the rice slowly
until a golden color, stirring con-
stantly. Add a can of tomatoes,
the sauteed onion and pepper, salt
to taste and 2 or 3 bay leaves. Al
low this to simmer until the rice
is tender. The bay leaves do the
trick. This serves four, generously.
The Readers Clearing House is
an institution none of us would
ever be without!
EASTER EGGS.
Thanks to Mrs. r. M. K,
LGurel)
In answer to the request of Mrs.
A. S. T., Greenbelt, my recipe is
very easy to make Easter eggs. The
only thing is it calls for dried COCO
nut. Due to the shortage of canned
coconut I am going to get fresh
one this year.
Two pounds Ak sugar, u pound
butter, l tablespoon cherry juice
(enough to color. Cream until
really creamy. Add cup nut meats
(black walnuts if you can get themO =,
as much coconut as you like, small
bottle of cherries and l tablespoon
vanilla. Make into shape, let stand
overnight. Dip into chocolate the
next day.
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STICKY DISH DRAINER RACK.
(ThdnkS to Mrs. E. c. j.,
t1ffe1,;JTo

Mrs. A. B. K, about the sticky
dish drainer rack, perhaps my expe-
rience will help you. AS another
lady from HyattsVille suggested a
long time ago, we burned the rubber
gently of the wire. Then we secured
the rust and ashes off (steel wool
or sandpaper). painted mine care
fully with aluminium paint and var
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-11

ROME Alp Roads in Greece
are jammed with Nazi troops and
motor conveys as a result OF an I'M
precedented land and air offensive
in YuRoslavia which has wreaked
havoc on all main rail lines leading
out OF Greece toward Germany, Al.
lied airmen reported.
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Detroit. Sept. ll-AP- APPROX
mately $4,000 checks, ranging
from IS to several thousand dol
lars. have been mailed TO taxpayers
in the state as refunds on their
1913 incomes, Internal Revenue Col
lector Giles Kayanaugh said.
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Merehandise Eor Sale

STEEL SEPTIC TANKS, humidlfi-
ers, deep and shallow well pump,
stump pumps o., and 27r hot air
furnaces Plumbing and heating
supplies oregon 2f06. W ".
Campbell. 1908 ". Warren,
Detroit, Mich.
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Livestock
Announcements
Auction Sale

SEPTEMBER 10 at r. 80. 3 miles
east OF Ann Arbor on Us-l2 at
piNboro All ~ my stock, tools
and grain clinton j. Leslie, pro-
prietor, cap Smiur~sAuctioneer.
Emory Mulholiand. Clerk.
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Enr Sale nr Rant
Merchandise
Household Furnishings


CORNER CABINET-new, birch.
unfinished. Also black seal coat
Gray fox collar. Size 40. 32l S.
Huron after 6 p. m.
TWIN BEDS - METATl-SfMMON
Complete.
1885 Packard Rd.
6 LIVING ROOM SUITES All have
springs, one down-filled. Bargains
s25 10 SOS. Must be seen 10 be APP
preclated. 10 w. Michigan Ave.
Apt. from Z 20 p. m
TWO NEW ~ COIL SPRING Rolla-
way beds, small coal stove. oil
heater, chicken brooder three
tables, 1866 y. Huron after p. m.
DAVENPORT with matching chair.
dining room chairs. and other
articles. 400 oak st.
Farm Products, Equipment
FALL Is AN IDEAL TIME to plant
fruit, shade trees evergreens,
shrubs bulbs Landscape service.
Carl Jorgensen, 200 +. Forest.
Phone 1574-R.
APPLES, BARTLETT PEARS
ELBERTA PEACHES
FOR SALE
$500 Ellis Rd. Henry Hills.
own contalner 535 Limerick South
east corner Of city limits.
TOMATOES FOR SALE
800 BU.
147 GLENWOOD
PRUNE PLUMs AND CONCORD
GRAPES for sale. Frank Romin-
ski ll43 Ellis I'd.
10 ACRES OF TOMATOES - pick
acres grapes. Bring baskets Cor
ner Ecorse and Beck Rds. Louis
Kepes.
RABBITS. HEALTHY, DRESSED,
from self-cleaning hutches. Deliv-
cred. Phone 245f-J.
FARM AND TRUCK TIRES vulcan
ICED. Any size. All work guaran-
teed Quick service. G. j. Ramus
Co. ". Michigan.
GRAPES FOR JELLY and Juice
Bring containers. Pick your own.
$500 a bu. Corner Textile and
Munger Roads start Sun, Sept. 10.
Musical Equipment
PIANOS-Bought sold. exchanged.
and rented. Ypsilanti Plano Co. i02
f. Michigan.
FOR A FINE Factory Reconditionsd
Piano see our large selection.
Grinnell Brothers, 2lo, w Mich,
Merchandise For Sale
Qualified for New Tires7
Exchange your ration certificate for
the best tire on the road today.
ABB. Goodrich Silvertown We
have all popular sizes. Easy terms
700. Taorne Tire Co.. 800 L. Mich.
Phone 536
STEEL SEPTIC TANKS, humidlfI-
ers, deep and shallow we'll pump,
stump pumps, %" and 27' hot air
supplies oregon 2f0G. W ".
Campbell. 1908 ". Warren,
Detroit Mich.
FINE ORIENTAL RUG SALT at
Maugounis, 33t S. Fourth Ave
Ann AThor. 9Xi2 Persian, Chinese.
choice scatter rugs. runners, mats
in all sizes. Chair. piano covers.
etc Phone ss7s Ann Arbor
AUTOMATIC PRESSURE PUMP -
$50 gallons hour. Garden tractor
with tools and circle saw. Set o.
CRATES complete for Peninsular To-
20 furnace. s25 Hawthorne.
TABLE SAW. JIG SAW. wood lathe
set and other tools. shallow Well
pump, davenport and chair Phone
i3s3-W. Address SO Maplewood.
MEMS RINK ROLLER SKATES,
Detachable shoes size : 80 waen
new VIII sell FOR t25 Mro. Arthur
McDoIgali, $50 Parkvo0d
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Classified Advertising

rderl for consecutive per n
One Three Days l2c. Six Days ioe Ten Days &C.
Special display annual contracts
classified advertising
Not for incorrect insertion
Of Telephones 40 AL
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RECORD AND SHEET MUSIC
clerk. Must have knowledge Of
music. Full time. Excellent oppor-
tunity. Good salary. Grlnnell Bros.
2i0 W. Michigan.
RELIABLE WHITE WOMAN for
General Housework ono day "A
weak 2h So Huron 81.
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Real Estate
Houses For Sale
REDUCED PRICES


REDUCED PRICES
WEST SIDE, six room house.
bath, furnace Normal school
district $500 Terms $500
down. SIS month.
LARGE SIZED room bunga-
low. extra large basement
bath, furnace. $500. terms
$1,000 down.
IS TT WEST MICHIGAN bust
ness frontage. room modern
house, new furnace, garage. beau
tifui trees Reasonable price,
Terms arranged Block from
greyhound hus station.
Harry c. Peet ReaItor
lls Pearl street Phone 1874
Satisfied Customers are our best
advertisement.
WEST SIDE. six room house,
bath, furnace Normal School
district. $500. Terms 5000
down s35 month. II Peet, Real
tor, lls Pearl St, Phone 1871.
s ROOM insulated house with large
lot, also chicken coop Located on
Bradley just beyond Bomber,
$500. 5000 down. or cash at re-
duced price. Inquire az SOC Perrin
before y. m.
1 ROOM HOUSE for sale az ms
Inkster Road south ~ Goddard.
$1,000. $500 down city water, cleo
trio and heating stove included.
Apply 2-S sunday. Phone North
lawn 1888 Detroit
ROOM BUNGALOW. bath, fur
mace. large rooms with extra
large basement. $500. Terms
$1,000 down II. Peet. Realtor,
ll9 Peas' St Ph-ne 1871.
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ATTRACTIVE Two Bedroom
home. fun has ement, automatic
oil heat and hot water. Copper
plumbing throughout. garage.
concrete drive. built two and one
half years. Eight large oaks
sidewalks I'm rear. fenced I'm
back yard Immediate Posses
sion. 1879 CollegeWo Dr.
COLLEGE HEIGHTS, BUILT JUST
BEFORE WAR. I Large Rooms.
Semi finished upstairs, automatic
heat and hot water, large double
garage, fun concrete drive. lmme-
date Possession. owner Will sac
rifiCe. Phone 2699-J.
SO. HURON ST, & room house.
ft,V "a
Peet, Realtor llg Pearl st.
Phone 1874.
INCOME, 2 rooms, baths, close 10
schools. Price 100000. owner, bl2
n. Hamilton st.
EAST SIDE NEAR HOLMES
Rd. s room house. bath. furn-
ace. also garage house. $4,000.
Terms. H. Poet, Realtor, llg
Pearl st. Phone 1871.
NO. HURON ST. & room house, .
bath, furnace. $500. Terms. II.
Peet, Realtor, ll9 Pearl ST.
Phone 1871.
Brokerage Cards
REALTOR - General Insurance
1903 w. Michigan. Phone 66
ROSS X. BOWER
Suburban Property For Sale
NORTH PROSPECT ST. near
Holmes Road, room house.
stone fireplace. furnace, corner
lot 80 II. by so IT. Price 5000.
Terms. Ii. Peet. Realtor. Phone
1874.
For Sale or Rent
STORAGE SPACE. Two story brick
building 20x32 each floor. Truck
drive In entrance. Downtown area
Call LenoX 2l50. Detroit.
Rooms For Rent
ROOM, RENT FREE for young
woman to share with war wife
Private home. References 420 n
Huron.
Merchandise
Household Furnishings
CORNER CABINET-new, birch,
unfinished. Also black seal coat.
Gray fox collar. Size 40. 321 s.
Huron after p. m.
TWIN BEDS 49, METAI~-S1MMONS
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APPLE PfCKERS wanted AZ Geddes
Fruit Farm. tG7t j. Huron River
Drive Good pay. Good opportun-
ity for willow Run workers on
Saturday and Sunday. Ann Arbor
257a27.
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HeIp Wanted. MaIe or Female

IMMEDIATE OPENING. Good Wat
kins route IN YpsllantL Car. ex-
perlence unnecessary. Average
earnings t3J-4j weekly Pay starts
Immediately. Largest company,
best known household products.
biggest demand. watkins Co, D-92,
WinOna, MINI.
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Situations Wanted-Femsle

Will CARE for one or two chill.
dren daily Ina. 800 S. Adams
st
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Michigan Bell
Telephone Co.
200 Pearl St.
200 Pearl St.

Please Observe VINO Rules
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~.
EXPERIENCED HOUSEK EEPER
desires position In town. Prefer
no other woman In charge. Box
T-43 care Of Press.
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Help Wanted, Male

TAILOR for dry cleaning store.
Good on alterations. Forbes Clean
ers al Brewer. Phone 572.
MEAT CUTTERS AND COUNTER
MEN. Write Box TAI, Care Daily
Press
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TABLE SAW, JIG SAW. wood lathe
set and other tools shallow we'll
pump, davenport and chair. Phone
i3e3-W. Address SO Maplewood.
MEN's RINK ROLLER SKATES
Detachable 0eg size 3 80 when
new. VIII sell FOR t25 M-e. Arthur
McDougall, $40 ParkvoOd.
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Musical Equipment

PIANOS-Bought sold. exchanged.
and rented. Ypsilanti Piano Co. t02
f Michigan.
FOR A FINE Factory Reconditioned
Plano see our large selection.
Grinnell Brothers 2l0 w Mich.
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OFFICE GIRL
To work in official county agen-
cy office at Ann Arbur. Salary
$1,000. Must have knowledge
Of shorthand and be a good typ
list. Permanent position. weeks
sick leave, weeks vacation
with pay. Pleasant working con-
dltions Must be eligible under
VINO Apply by letter for per-
sonal Interview stating age and
experience. BOX TAI, Care OF
Press.
AVON PRODUCTS INC. mas good
territory open at Willow Run for
ambitious women. Marvellous OPP
portunity TO earn during Christ
mas season, For particulars write
1902 National Bank Building,
Jackson.
MAID WANTED for country house
maintained for the women en-
ployees OF the Detroit Edits on
Company. Apply Detroit Edison
CO., 1000 Second Avenue, Detroit.
ELDERLY WOMAN 10 work in
furniture store. Inquire II y.
Huron 81
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No 3aON2
STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Pro-
bate Court for the County OF wash.
teuaw.
A. session ~ said Court. held at
the Probate office IN tho city Of
Ann Arbor In tho said county on
the 30th day Of August, A. -. l9iA
Present. Honorable Jay @. Pray.
Judge OF Probate
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FINE ORIENTAL RUG SALT at
Maugounfs, 33t s. Fourth Ave.
Ann AThor. 9xl2 Persian, Chinese.
choice scatter rugs. runners. mats
IN all sizes. Chair. piano covers.
etc Phone ss7s Ann Arbor
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-11

AUTOMATIC PRESSURE PUMP -
$50 gallons hour. Garden tractor
with tools and circle saw. Set o.
CRATES complete for Penirsular 10
90 furnace s25 Hawthorne.
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CORNER CABINET-new, birch.
unfinished. Also black seal coat.
Gray fox collar Size 40. 32l s.
Huron after D. m.
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REFUNDS MADE

Adv 1923
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-09-01

On war mop of the South Pacific the little redwhite-
and-blue pins march steadily westward
Tarawa :. Maxim :. the Marshalls Sapan
and each move brings the pins closer to Tokyo.
And each move is mighty expensive business. The
cost is high in dollars and the cost is high in
To plant the Stars and Stripes Sapan cost the lives
of more than 1000 American boys plus 900
wounded and missing Naturally these losses cannot be
summed up in dollars and cents there is not enough
money in the world bring back 1000 dead Americans
But in guns, ammunition, and other equipment it is
estimated that Saipan cost us many millions of dol
lars. Each of the many steppngstones remaining be-
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-09-01
Miss Nerene Vaughan enoyeda two weeks vacation in
Chicago with Mrs Corene Jenkins.

Mrs Elvira Tucker happy to have her daughter,
Mrs Marie Pinkson, and three grandchildren Marie, Ear
nestine and Sadye Tucker of Detroit Mich. spend their
vacation here Mrs Pnkston had aCt been here Tor
and her three daughters had been south
before therefore this especially pleasant Old friends
o Mrs Pnkson helped make her vacation enjoyable and
she was app to meet the new friends who visited her while
here. ..4~
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-09-01

Miss Thelma Wright of this city, who has taught at
lndlanola for several years. returned duty having
spent the summer in Memphis, Tenn where she attended
fendersons Business College. Miss Wright made excel
record in the Commercial and expects complete
the entire course later.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-09-01
The People We Know

Misses Roberta and Anita MCGEE returned to Column
bus Ohio the school of 194445. Roberta
third year high school and Anita who finished the 9Th grade
last term Yazoo High School No will begin the frs
year high school They daughters of Prof and Mrs
r. P MCGEE.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-09-01
deficient Jeans teacher of Yazoo County.

Miss India Taylor here for several days after laV4
ing brought the body of her brother Cyrus, who died
Chicago here for burial Miss Taylor the daughter Of
Prof N ID. Taylor and senior i'll the College Department.
of Virginia State College.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-09-01

Miss Naomi Johnson reported successful at
Atlanta University Atlanta Ga where she worked toward
Masters degree She is the daughter Mr. and Mrs Zoe
Johnson OF tins city and member of the faculty Iouga
loo College Miss
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-09-01

Mrs. Winnie rving, teacher Nazoo City High School
No. 2 returned begin the of school, hay
ing spent the visiting her daughter, Mrs. Louise
Block of Detroit, Mich.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-09-01

Miss Mildred sater and Mrs Willie Hobbs are back
duty the Afro-Amecan Hospital where they stu
dent after having spent very pleasant vacation in
Chicago. Illinois.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-09-01

Mrs b. G. Barnes, OF Canton, Miss, spent day
visiting Mr. and Mrs d. W. Lindsey. Mrs Barnes is Mr.
Lindseys sister and has many acquaintance in this town
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-09-01

Mrs. Louise Walker Howard has returned to this city
after delightful summer in New York where she continued
her study toward Masters degree Mrs. Howard is the
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-09-01
How much does it cost to
move a pin?

tween our forces and Tokyo may cost as much or more
Where is the money coming from?
It's coming from you and millions of Americans like
you from the taxes you pay and from the War Bonds
you buy.
And while it may pinch little, buying those Bonds
is the smartest thing you ever did.
For the dollars you put in Bonds not only help win
the war They back to you later and bring
dollars with them.
In this postwar world we're going to build, they'll
be the most valuable dollars anybody ever owned.
Get all you con of fhem-now!