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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30


Mrs Robert H. Gilman dressing 3monthold Linda,
W7U Es seen her father RfcRnheGt Gilman
stationed in Texas, while brother Bobby looks
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-03-30
HALFWAY news

Mrs. Harry Smith and daugh-
ter Margie of Red Lodge were
guests at the Albert Tonnes
home last week.
The Rev. c. A. Bentley, Crow
Agency, helped the men of the
community construct benches at
the school house on Wednesday,.
Those working on the project
were, Charlie Faw, Tom Faw, J.
F. Blackburn, Robert Ewing, Al
bert Tonnes, Hobart Delp, Mel
vim Tonnes, and Cary Mabe.
BUY YOUR barbed wire now
We have it. Elder Hardware Co.
Mrs. J. F. Blackburn left here
Thursday for a few weeks at
Mount Aqua mineral wells, Jol-
let, Mont.
Mrs. Howard Wedel and child
rem are visiting at the home of
Mrs. Wedel's parents, MI. and
Mrs. Albert Tonnes.
The Big Horn Army feeders 4
H club held their annual re-
organization meeting at the
home of MI. and Mrs. Robert
Ewing Friday evening, March "a,
at 7:30 o'clock. Those members
present were Evelyn Faw, Vir-
ginia Faw, Tommie Faw, Joyce
Wedel, Joe Wedel, Jack Delp,
Robert Delp, Henry Zier, Jake
zier, Robert Ewing, Jr., and
James Ewing. Guests of the club
were Charlie and Tom Faw and
Evin Wedel.
An election of officers was
held. New officers elected were,
Tom Faw, leader; Elvin Wedel,
assistant leader; Mrs. Hobart
Delp; Jack Delp, president; Ev-
elyn Faw, vice president; James
Ewing, Secretary-treasurer; Luc-
lille Vandersloot, recreationa1
leader.
Calf, lamb and garden prof.
ects were chosen for this years
club work.
It was voted to change the
name of the club to that of
1.-The Big Horn Livestock club"
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ho-
bart Delp on Friday night, APP
ril 81, at 7:30.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-03-30
COMMENTS

The cash balances to the credit of the various accounts as
shown by the Treasures books were verified by direct correspond
ence with the depository banks at close of business February IT,
1914, while the cash and cash items were verified 10y count. Re-
SUGGESTIONS of Importance in the handling of some routine
matters were taken up and instructions given to the County
Treasurer's office relative to the following:
Cd A deposit record of all deposits showing itemized record.
Special form record was supplied and procedures outlined on now
to handle this record and also show Identification on all receipts
() Proper handling and accounting of personal tax co1ec-
tons, with receipt form and instructions as to distribution and
handling of the accounts.
90 Personal Delinquent Tax Record. We noted that no record
sonal taxes had to be determined from the current tax books. This
practice must be discontinued and a system of personal delinquent
taxes must he set up by transcribing all personal delinquent taxes
in such records as prescribed.
az School District Cash Funds accounting. Prescribed &C
counting forms were supplied and procedures for District Schools,
were gone into in detail with the County Treasurers office. The
manner in which school reports are now completed requires dup
fcation Of work and is inadequate. The system prescribed will do
away with a large amount of unnecessary work and enable the
Treasurer to furnish the school districts the proper and necessary
reports.
(O Redemption Ledger. The records of the Treasurers office
show a balance in the Redemption Fund in the amount of $26 88
with no record of outstanding claim or warrant. This balance may
be erroneous, as we did not make an attempt to reconcile the &C
count for the reason that this excess balance had accumulated
urerS office and the detail of the cash balance should be set up
in the Redemption Ledger. A Redemption Ledger form was fur
nished and prescribed. Special attention must be given this &C
count and all future details of cash redemption transactions shown
$50 We noted the Pool Table License collections from April, 1912
had not been alocated as required by law and had all been credit
ed to the County General Fund instead Of 5O% to County General
FUND, 45T to the State General Fund and SO to the Livestock
Fund. Proper adjustments Of this transaction must be made by
the County Treasurer. The payments referred to are included in
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-03-30

oCO4
The above statement of non-colected personal taxes indicates
a laxity in collecting personal taxes has existed for years. 1t isthe
duty of County Treasurers to collect personal property taxes not a
lien on real esteate Immediately or by seizure and sale. 1t is ap-
parent from the law that the intent of the legislature was that
the County Treasurers, in their collections of personal taxes, were
not to wait until November 3Oth to collect said taxes, but were di-
rected to do so Immediately. Under date of March 81, 1941, the
Attorney General rendeded an opinion that the statutes do not
contemplate the delinquency of any personal tax and the County
Treasurer is held personally liable for the collection of same. The
of a taxation burden on the real estate taxpayers, and also i'm
mediate collections would stop the loss in many cases of personal
taxes through transfers, loss, consumptsion, concealment, or de-
struction of personal property during the additional time unnec-
esSariy given for payment. The theory of the personal tax col
lection law is that a great deal of personal taxes will become de-
linquent and non-couectible if they are not collected Immediately.
The Board of County Commissioners should so supervise the
Treasurers collections of personal taxes so there would be no lax
lty, and if payments were not made Immediately, seizure and sale
of the properties should be invoked according to law.
tested Tax Funds, a portion of which appears should be released
and distributed. The Treasurer should ascertain whether or not
the protests have been settled, either by court or by failure on the
part of the payers to bring action to recover, and if it is found
that some cases of long standing are still pending, the County
Attorney should see that they are settled.
CLERK AN DRECORDERS OFFICE: Mr.. Harry E. Cox
Clerk and Recorder
FEES COLLECTED May /, 1s3 to March l, 1914:
Recording and Filing Fees 1911.55
Election Fees-City of Hardin 1913 Election .... 1888
Sale of Maps 80
BY County Treasurers Receipts .~m......$ 1929
PETTY CASH FUND:
Cash on hand and in bank ~..~".....~~""w.w~.$ 3O531
Claims not reimbursed l9469
Total Authorized 10000
General Ledger Balance as per statements 10000
EXAMINERS COMMENTS
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-03-30

oscar Conrad Bye Shot gun, hunting coat and shell
vest, $6222 and pocket book, watch
compass, keys "~"Ross P. Linden, Lester Brown
Fred Julius Robinson .w.ww. None
EXAMINERS COMMENTS
The coroners Register did not include the listing of the prop
ery found on the person of the three deceased as above stateds
Ihe Coroners Register should list all property. etc. found on the
body in the place provided in his Official Register and a receipt
for same from the County Treasurer or legal representative of the
deceased should be obtained and pasted to the Register record.
(See Sectioon 1854, R. C. M. 1851
COUNTY LIBRARY Mrs. Hazel Christensen. Librarian
To Fees, Fines and Book Rentals collected from
February l, 1943, to March !, 1914 ..."..w....w.$ 1864
BY County Treasurers Receipts for same .m"w~. 1854
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-19
VICTORY
GARDENERS
EXHIBIT

All Victory gardeners are urg-
ed by James Fisher OF the De-
partment OF Parks and Recrea-
ton. and William L. Hetzman.
Urban war Food assistant OF the
Wayne County Defense council.
who are co-chairman 81 the show
TO plan now for exhibiting vcge-
tables. fruit. and flowers. az the
Victory Garden Harvcs' show 10
be held at the Belle Isle Casino,
Sept and s.
There viii he no fee for ex-
hibitors. and no charge will he
made for tho show Fisher said
Many garden clubs and asen-
cies sponsoring food production
in Michigan are participants
Entry blanks and schedules re-
garding various sections 81 the
show and rules for exhibiting
vii be ready soon. Fisher said
4 special Junior section will
have It's own display. and awards
81 seals for first second. and
third place as we'll as honorable
mention. VIII be made. sweep
stake prizes OF Us. War Bonds
and stamps will no given 70 ex-
hihi'ors With the highest scores
in each section
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-19

Nose Marks 81 and Ann Moore.
%,
Leo scott ssAsnd Geraldine A
Woody 2o
Booker T. Scott IS and Esther
p. Graham el
Joe Ford - and Jean Hamilton.
20:
Leslie starks. ~ and Erma
Banks. 81;
Lebron Coleman 30 and Helen
Alexander 4e
John Herring - and Sarah
Brinkley. p:
Lloyd j. simpson % and Bobbic
O. Burke 19
George posep. Jr 25 and Chol-
lie r. Middlebrooks 90
Fletcher Manning % and Edna
Jones. rs
John II Jones, Jr. IS and IRA
Parish Al:
Samuel walton. 30 and Gladys
McBryde 20:
Harry sample 80 and frankie
VI Carroll 20:
Thomas McMichael p and Car
rie Siurkey. IS
Ernest siler, IS and Marie Ash
Icy 20.
Oscar owens Harris 80 and Flo
"a Thomas IS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-19
MARRIAGE
LICENSES
ISSUED

sharon Thomas "a and Jose
phone Posey. 81
Leonard " Foster SO and Juan
1t y Lakewood. 2i
Rossle T. Upshaw, ~ and wilhel-
nina Jones 2o
L. G Pearl, % and Mamie John
son. ~
Robs webb, IS and Maggie
Bachanan ~.
Freeman johnson IS and Lenora
Davis %.
samqf T Johnson % and Lo-
zine n woodroueh, "A;
william Rosser, 44 and Hattie
Farmbry 80;
Richard Ransome ST. and Rachel
higgins ss
Henry T. smith % and Helen
Johnson *.
Andrew l. Green % and Alice A.
Mailer. le
Cleveland Z Davis ~ and Car
fie l.. Johnson Isl
Thomas Il. Hicks % aud Bessie
j. Harris ls
Clarence f Hepburn. , 81 and
Lois r. Edmonson. a.
John Morrow. % and Duth John
son. III
Harold vantress. rs and Mildred
" Haslett IS
Robert Johnson. 20 and Doretha
Dixon. IS
Raymond KimbIe~ ~ and Emma
Echols. ~.
Joseph II Hawkins. %, and FL
nora L. Rush %
Leslie A. Williams. Is Elsie V.
Miller. %
Andrew smith, 2l and Mary
James. IS
Webb Purdue 81 and Mary Kicks,
%,
Claude Green rs and Therlean
Bennett. 2l
Matthew Frazier 25 and Lula
Mae Smith %
Anderson Robinson. 40 and An
ME Lee Everett 81
George ". Christian. q and Gym
thia L. Scales 2z
Henry b Mills. IS and Esther
Freeman. %:
Meredith Stewart 80 and Be-
airice Williams III
Tommie Jewell q and Mabel
Vincent. Is:
Joseph Mathews 30 and RUBY NJ
Harris. g.;
Fred Dennis, ~ and LueIla Knox
Calvin Howard. % and odessa
Kemps 2l
Howard r Taylor, 90 and Mar
garet +. Morgan. Is:
Author Parham "a and Dorothy
SNOW. 20;
Robert Banksion. a. and Hattie
Byrd 90
William r Bats 90 and Lor-
raIne l. Murdoch, o
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-19
Journalism Students Will Not Major
At Lincoln Until Junior Year

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo Fresh
men and sophomores enrolling In
Lincoln university with the pur-
pose % maior!ne IN journalism will
not enter their professional train
ing until their junior year but will
pursue preparatory and qualifying
work in their FIRST two years. Ar
instead $. Pride acting director
stated this week in setting for;h
certain phases OF the work Of the
school Of Journalism.
Pre- journalism students spend
their first two years at Lincoln
studying history, political science.
economics literature philosophy
psychology typing and shorthand
Open TO then also Is two-se-
mesier oricniation course IN Intro
duction Of Journalism. which deals
With the organization. functions
and operation OF the newspaper
and az the same time helps 10 de-
termine students aptitude and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-19
WOODLAND NEWSETTES
BY OK wOOp

A new face an unfamiliar
looking car was seen driving
through Woodland toihcr eve
Ming The street patrol Iron
Ponies reported that 1t was An
drew Powell OF the Detroit Tri-
hume All again is serene. No
siren sounded the aIarum.
Gladys Scott can be seen O. eve
nings wheeling new baby girl up
and down the sidewalks OF Wood
land
Swcet music came from the
home OF the + H. Williamss one
night Of The past week. The kor-
negays wife and hubby. paid en-
visit While Francis performed
a. Tho piano keyboard. the dolcet
and fluid tones OF his charming
wife yocslizing brought pleasure
10 all fortunate enough to he
present during the impromptu
concert
II looks as IL Jimmie Jackson.
one OF "lron Ponyiies and eld-
esf son OF Atty J Jackson. is TO
follow in The footsteps Of his dad
Yong Jackson is employed in the
office OF the elder Jackson.
Florence ". Williams. in COM
pany with Mesdames Ollie Burch
and Mrs. Ruby Fuller cher sis
ters) is being escorted 10 sea-
side Heights. NJ this week by
W. s Fuller the husband Of Mrs.
RI.
The party will be the guests of
Mrs. Cater. the mother-in-law OF
DORIS Fuller Cater. Doris pre-
ceded the folks by few days 20
make preparations for their re-
ception
En- route stops will be made at
Washington DC. visiting Mrs
Jcannee Fuller I.ockhart. daugh-
ter ~ the Fullers and in Phila-
dclphias pa with relatives.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-19

abilities for iournslir.t xsr.
Once he becomes a pro,.s,,o,.,
student in the school o, ioarn,),-
he has open 70 him an array !,
courses from news editing sns
porting 10 advertising solic,,,,.
and layout. from editorial rr,,,.'
10 news page maksnp from N.
history 81 Journalism n ea,,.r,
newspaper problems from ,vno,
raphy 70 Law n tho rress s,.e,,
and advanced courses ia N.,m
journalism. reporting fes,ar. ~.
Ing, and newspaper nsrsrsn.-
completea an sssorimer. 8, ,i..o
fessional courses fauga, ~ s,r,.i
enced journalists ane corps,s,,
instructors.
The bachelor q iortnst.m A..
gree is granted 70 fhoss sac,sn,rl.
ly completing the school r, or.,.
alism AZ Lincoln Rec vra.ir, =.
the fall term begins Nor-av s.~
Is and classes starr : ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-19
PERSONAL SHOWER GIVEN
DOROTHY SCOTT CUNNINGHAM

, A pretty personal stvsr va
given Dorothy sou" c4nn.,,.
ham. a recent bride al Martens
club Sunday. by Mrs Hst...a
Stevens. The sit's ess VEN
lovely and the refreshments ssrs.
cd were delightful
Those attending IN s.i,ior !.
the hostess and hnnoree. irclv..
cd Nesdames Lucinda Hashst
Arnesta Cruza' Glssys SCOT
Rose Hill, George Hoa e'sr' n,-.
othy PoindeSier EdNar3 scam
Remus Robinson Na'sas cark
Vivian Cooper. Luc I.e Dass a..
Miss Sarah snyder
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-19

the riff az Mrs. Daniel Lincoln.
wife Of 'ae registrar OF West yir-
ginia State who came Up for the
ceremony.
Other oui-of-iovn guests at the
wedding were Mrs O. Lancaster
and Mrs ora Lewis of Jackson
Vile. Fla. sisters ~ Mrs. Plum
mer and Mrs. Florence Wilson
Of Omaha. Nebr and Mrs sam
uel NNar ~ Pittsburgh. Pa, SIS
tiers OF the groom.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-19

freeraway frock OF sheer green
net and carried basket Of rose
petals
The bride who Is the daughter
~ Nrs 3 Isabel Plummer. enter
Cd tho church on The arm OF
iisr hroiher. pyt WHEREFORE
Hummer who attends Meharry
Medical college and came home
especially for his sisters we'd
ding
TIE bride wore an exquisite
gown of chanilly lace over ivory
Sa'ln II was fashioned with
Sweetheart reckline long pointed
sleeves fred bodice. and full
seif' which extended into long
statofed train Heirloom rose
roinie isse hordered hemline and
lna trar iier long veil OF illu-
soon aaa hcitloom which many
eiHfs In hor family had worn
Was fastened 70 crown ~ or
anse Blossoms. She carried a
sAow'r bouquet OF white roses
ted w'h sweetheart bow knots
% white sa'in.
Robert Rucker ~ Washington
Dt was his broihers best man
The asAcrs Included Sinclair Bill
lgns Leroy Soles Henry Morn
son and Spencer AIRY.
Small Ernest Marshall Jr was
ring bearer at the double ring
ceremony IN honor Of The bride
groom be- wore miniature
replica of the Us. Airforee uni
form
FOR her daugrters wedding
Mrs. plummer wore black din
rsr gown printed with a yellow
floral design 1t was made with
sweetheart netkline. short
sleeves. fitted bodice and fun
skirf With il She wore long black
gloves yellow flowers in her hair
and = oorsagc o. yellow roses
Ihe rrooms mother Mrs Rob
~ knCk"r wore a navy dinner
gown II hal long sleeves and
q slightly fnll skirt. around the
necklHne ana 0lffs. silk emhroid-
trel rushing was used
4 wedding reception was held
a. the bride home on Engle-
wood avenue after the wedding
The home like the church. was
decorated with all white dispos
ais Of gladioli. The bridal party
received in the living room be-
fore the flowers The brides cake
ceniered the lace covered dining
loom table. II WAS three TERED
CONNECTION topped ny tiny bells
White tapers thanked the cake
Foilifyng ~ reception the
couple len on an eastern honey
moon Their Itinerary included
Pittsburgh Washington. Phna
dolrhia Washington, DC. and
Ncw London Conn.
For travelling the bride wore
. dressmakcr suit Of ROYAL blue
wool with small royal blue
and steel blue felt hat Her crepe
blouse and gloves we're white and
her other accessories were black
suede She wore a white orchid.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-19
Detroiter Studies
At Wellesley

Mrs Gertrude p Williams ~
$50 Jonn r street is attending
summer school AZ WELLESLEY coli
leee in Massachusetts She IL an
cnergeiic worker at Bethel AME
church in Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-19
Pretty Church Nuptials For
er-Plummer Wedding

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49,,
49,.
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f' "
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..HNff i't q 'i.'-'oi
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'an ' "er a' .
Y afafS,7 Ha q. -''lNa 81
i'e.i's '''r "h',n in'r s'ana-
aIa, ~ WIS st'f,'.. 'At q iaF
q nfsnfA'G 'a'a'dfai 'ai.ff'anta
N.'a ~ n'H- iapffs Were pin'ea
Those ifadttpal "ed9ing cas-
scs 9 profse Ns and Be-
cause were surg BY Mss Cor
rode NHson offote 'h orcani-t
raan ite ~e. kFenp and he-
lofea s,s'as ~ H w3aIne
rar
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-19
Young Women's
Club Holds Meet

Tho Young Won .a Q.
The Detroit Associa'ior % Mr.
ems clubs. held ths a. socsl
meeting AZ the horne ~ The prs.
ideni. Mrs Theresa Nccoy SO
Bentcn street The hostess served
a refreshing repas' and ell rrs'.
ent reported a pleasant tine
Guests in attendance included
Leila Burneite Eva Cornish Ns
Twiiiy and Essie Clark.
Gladys Roberts s club -
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-19
Mrs. Richards Visits
Kin In Kentucky

Mrs Richards Of 4li Hancock
is now visiting her fathers home
in Mayfield. Ky. Before return
ing to Detroit. she Will 70 20
Slateford. &c. to visit her aunt
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-19
Alabamans Visit
On Woodland

The Ted Foftson.s 81 Mood
land avenue have as their guests
Mrs Nirnola Norris and Miss
Dorothy Fortson. OF Montgomery,
Ala.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-19


Mrs Frances Sykes. of Philadelphia Pa was the
guest Of her brother and sser-inaw Mr. and Mrs Ar.
thur Sykes of 936 Hcndtie While here she visited many
friends and made trip to Canada
Mr. and Mrs Hazel and Mrs Drew also Mrs GRAY.
Of New York CITY called to Detroit last week on ae
count Of the death Of their cousin Mrs F F. Dezon
sister Mrs Gray Of New York also and other rea-
tives.
Mrs. Iittleiohn Of Asheyie NC is visiting her sis
ter Mrs Elea7or Smith. Of 1927 Scotch avenue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-19
| M PROVE MEN1'
Begin in a few DAY.
HELPS BRIGHTEN, LeHltN
SOFTEN, CLEAR OFF pv..
SKIN, LOOSEN sLAcKHEAO'

. Why wait any longer iO' ."
your skin and complexion e'a
easily have? Enjoy the addeo ~ Y
liness and the desirable peauH ~,
complexion improvement SO
Black and White Bleaching w
can bring you. ..,.,
. An eye-opening. hope-a"an.I,.,|
reward, which begins In WI; 20
DAYS Is In store for you II -
have been relying on oro'aw
beauty or all-purpcse crean- al
your beauty care. Neither ysu ~,
any other woman can esp ss,, n,
cream. s 70 tighten and s', ssI,
your skin the way Black ana v"
Bleaching Cream does. ,..tl,f
. It brings you a different . 'Syo
brighter. lighter complexion ~. Va q
the action that is special NV MINI
elusive to bleaching star c s
Black and White Bleaching W. = v,a
now lust as we tell you a 80. Fl. !
can expect and enjoy = = q.
surprise. Caution. Use onD "a SO
rscted. Larger sizes 2'e s L..snsut
at ali dealers. Be sure to ''D
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-19

HOUSEWIVES. Are you tired Of
DANG homework? Look In our
HELP WANTED COLUMNS for Q
part-time or full time job.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-19


o,bes hsbs talk comes from the household q Eliza
beth and lam caEsy vho anticipate ne stosa alons
r r....o,~e .rs,,s ILL.,, u ,ss s,ors.. dorcs
nr. ana 2' .As 49, - .is,, 81 4. ,beir
on "a s ,e'avs6 e@.rseier ybo
py Des, ss' s.. 49, Srsst
ING s 49, ,..a - La,e ro'.rs.
60 refors Tpey .rs.s's
VI 6 .t' - ! go s G.se
sTre-se -sse es.Heri ha,s rad Wound make IA.
.sres.as s.''s f 'ns w nfs gan
A,so ssr.errtfa Dstso.,+rs ,ht .ac, Ras Mar
the sters Il rev serests Redbaax Nh Her a0s-
bsns "
Wesdr. a4 arg last r sssay sor Mrs Edth Wat
scr ard H~ Bss4. Tn ese friend. were made
s1ssrs 81 IS ms, ypsa. asst Frda,
eeens-g 4. 49, Krr aser.s r9me. The Wedding cake.
vntSr Nns KS 0s esOy' "~~--NeN sag
~@s,e ~-e.svs II r,ar- Ds+ro,ers for the rast
80 es6sre .ta tes- TN secon~rfsh
tsw "ffhs ~ M & - = ID.
rg es.a.yr u es.- III ra~s.ae Cecil and tlv Boykn
vrte bst4 sror 4 hal. .heg aehiee "a their purpose
an4 t5 ~
a. rr~ ye~.co-s s,f Mrs. WINE ~ r,o.her II
~ rts H. -
OTHER fire hreezeS q Woodland Park
M.'h Ts Mr. ard ~ Mrs. ... lane Z la Y
Aggast a, Nood.ar Mr 1ayor retired DSR en-
ployee.
N~ Nss~ e her eo'iase ap al
Mac.ran vf WIS Sr.f frgstt q Serhurn ave-
me. tE RTE Frftfrs ard Gloria are ENJOYING vaca-
Mss Ia Fe.far II Palmer Avenue is back In De-
troit aztec .etcf.l weeks 'n the South. She
visited 80 irera. ia MONTGOMERY Ala. and
other c'es q ,na State Her trip as an enjoyable one
Mrs Re nee Gffn add a4ghier Mildred also Mrs
Ida Brown are tack after spending TWO weeks
cation z Pnhsfanna Sow fors 81 and Aianfe 'F
Mr. ard Mrs a r. Indste.. II Parker avenue are also
vaca-onirg New YORK
c,r oordoferca +, Mrs rar,es Bersor WHOSE mother
Geo '~ ~, ~. 80. ~ IT, Sbssansase Ran
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-03-01
Members Shower Agent

NJ S. Hazard leading agent for the Century Burial
Association is well thought OF by his members, they
showered him with fruit The following members contributed
to this Fruit Shower:
/. Mrs. Allen, Ella Jar Peaches.
2. Mrs Allison-1 Jar Peaches
g. Mrs Biips, ALICE Jar Peaches.
A. Mrs Burch, Viola Jar Berries.
5. Mrs Bishop Virginia. Jar Peaches.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-03-01

Station Hospital,
Yuma Army Air Field.
Yuma, Arizona, january % 1914
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Sgt Nathan B. King, 54oSS62, 357th Aviation Squadron,
has been known during the past approximately year
He has been of service under direction student
and an instructor of First Aid and Sanitation.
He can be highly recommended for his apnes attention
duty initiative efficiency and other high qualities that would
recommend him Warrant Officer material
JOHN D. FLINTIER,
1st It.. Med. Adm. ca
CIC First Aid and sa1!!itation Instruction.
~ Station Hospital
Yuma Army Air Field,
Yuma, Arizona % JAM 1914
TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN::
Sgt Nathan B. King, ASH 54o1Ss62 of the 337th AVN.
Sd YAAF Yuma, Arizona. has been known to for APP
proximately (O) months
In assocatng with him have notice his high qualities
for leadership his honesty and devotion toward the duties
assigned to him
Sgt. King is highly recommended by me for advance
ments he should attempt to make
RALPH r. GREENSON
Capt, Medical Corps