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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-16

M1tno mno bIteb ben Muuf ibrer 2is
garette nit iener llnnerif)dmtbeit oof,
iib, bie MIR eine 5rali alifbripgt, Die
Tin ieben Sail gefallen ipill. 6eop
,purbe apiiteno. Nein, nit ibrem So.
palier maht man 10 mas nid)t, ba luar
Iie ielblt ihon ba
Sinh Sic nod boie auf mid,
aonrao?" flotete Iie nod Gem eriten
@Ias @ein uno legte ibre SnnO alti
ieine grobe.
leno lnO anideineno niht nlerc III
tereiiiert.
u9iit nid)t id)0n, oob idarnont,"
iunlntte Seen uno puroe INNER per-
liebter. &onliih.
g8ie0er lahelte cine sSrau heritber.
rNouen sic MIDI nad bn,lie BE-.
gleiten, ooer bletben Sic nott, allein
bier?" meinte Seop ipit.
~gtatiirlid) bringe id Sic bein,
lprah &onrGo, erbob iih m,o luubtc
nid)t, luie inn ec;d)ab. Sdon ger niGt
mebr wuBte er, lpie ct Oa5u fam, ols
oas Wdocl an ieineln Sails bine.
faum Dab iie Sic StraBe bctrsial1
batten.
uIu" fliilterte Seop, raber iuebc
Sir, iuann hu nit mir ipielit. Sd,
olll6e nid)t, oab On auoere 5rauel
audi nur aniiebit."
~Nein," iliiiterte aonrap i'm Uliif
3lriif, rnur ol, nur ou :"
llnb baS 8an5e tam bappn, sreil
Seop als ein5ige Grau i'm ean5cn
aon5ert- t-Saffeebaus niht scrrubt bat.
te, baB binter ibr unb &onraS III je.
nem Gfeiler ein Spiegel mar.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-16
6eeei, 1rlai,N ,uirN jcbf
itrett9 t,cr9eeaft9eft

2onSon. Die ensliihe Negicrunr
gab SrlanS Sen sluitrag Die 9ot
Id)after 9eutihlanos uno Sarans bes
2anoes 5l1 peripeiien, oa es erlpieiel
lei, Oab oieie Spionagc treibsn. Sc,
Gremier Sslanos lebnte oieieS slu
iud)en ab init Ser @eeriinoung, Oal
Srlano Damn nidt nebr neutral iei
Suraui spuroe sic 0rense s,piiber
Gnglano llnS Srlano geiperrt url
ieSe Silfe in ser 3uiubr bon 2ebers
nlitteln, &oblen uilu. ubgelagt. Sr
lanO lit dber aui oeu ShiifspsrfeA.
nit GnglanO allgesuieien, "a cs mn
5ipei Sd)iffe ibr eigen nennt. Gs fam
,lidt lange bauerl, lno Srlano luirt
fapitulieren miiNen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-16

Soicpb Werlnro 1T nidlt MIR cl-
ncr Der iiibrenoen MGnner in scr
,SilminOultrie. ST lit auh Ser &or-
ligcltoe Der Sanlpagnc. Die Die
6ilininOuItrie iiir oos Mote &,el,,
reranitnltet. Gr NOR cilcr Scr cr.
licn. Der nit ser Organ .iierllng Sc:
ariegstdtigfcit in ieiuelu iSsebc be.
gdnn; oos mar 13 Atonaie Dor
Yearl Sarbor. Srei iciner Sobne
Nicnen in Den II. g. >Streitfrd'ten.
Giscntlib lit 9erlldro Elm Si5e-
pralloent Der @arncr 9ros
Slctlrcs; er gebort alh Oem Si-
icftoriunl al llno lit auBerSen Der
GENERALIZATION aller @arner Che
oter i'm SnnSe. Sn Glepelano lylter.
itebcll ibm Oas SippoOrome, Safe,
Gbloup, llptppn, Sarietp nno Soan.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-16
Reid bra,,ett ,pcitcre
100000 111ann SclNaten

Stem Dorf. Sic SigS,S nittciIt, bat
General &oltber BON llnrub, Der
Gbei bes bcutifen Seeres. .Hefrutic-
rilr5sSienites, oifentlld) lrm iueitere
100000 Soloateu uppcliCrt, oie Bis
gum I Ifai uotlucnoig iino, LINT oig
2iiden 5u fiiaan, Die burf &eriuItl
oil ser SitIront rmo in Stalien e'l:
itanoen iino."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-16
Shlu6 bon Seite 1.

Enlie, persiinbcte ihon Dor ,sabrbpr.
ocrtcn hieIclbe elpige @abrbeit, sic Sc
8i'ienid1alt bellt5utage nahlpeiit: ba6
nue MenIhen nui Groen bes gleidrn
l(rlprlngs rlo cine e;n5ige groBe
Santilie iino. Sie g9illenifait be.
| ihreibt Sen fonplijierten slnibau Des
ncultliGcu &orpcrs, bclien cigcu.
nno cinSioartigc slnatomie untcr tci~
ncn llmltonScn nrr n5llfdlligeripcile" G"
Sic gleihe lein tonlte. Sielc SotIaG}e
Ser Ginbeit scr menidllhen Gal1c
miro ferncrbm allh burh sic slebE-
lidteit Geii,ll 'hcitutigt. apofiir allc
mcnIhli6clt vHnlien" forpcrlidb gc.
elgnet lmo. Gcnl fciucr Der iogc.
nanntcn Hailcnlintcrihieoc llnter Sen
NfcnId>cn bcriibrt ibrc 8lieocr, ibrc
;Sdbne poer ibrc rclatiue Grait, ino
feline Ta'le lit Ionit ollo 3. 9. nie
Gin Soue ausgcltattet, iudbreno sic
anocrc biologid) :rie Elm Sanrm aus.
ecriiItet iIt.. slac Meuibenv vralien"
tonncn ionpbl piliigcu mo oas
Sd,lpert iiibrcn, uno sic railiifcr
llnterihieoe 5piid,cn ibnen betreiicn
nllr umpclcntliGe Ginge, iuie bie 3,l.
'anmeniesllng ibrcs &opfbaares, sic
StGrfe ibrcr Sorpcrbebaarltna ST.,
Sorm ibrer gtale pocr hires Gppfcs,
oocr Sic sSnrbe ibrcr slugen uuo ibrsr
Snlt.
Mas iiuo HaiiennmtcridJiebe?
Sit SScltgcididte crsiblt bon Scr
slusbreit.ng Ser friibcn Wtenihen ii:
aQe GrOenpintcl. Sie @elt botte oa,
mails MIR gerlngs @epolfcrungs5abl; :;
uno piele Oielcr fr.ibeiten Yicniers
sparen ,Slbrbllnocrte lang bon clns
anocr getrcnnt. Sn SielCr 3eit Ser
Srcnnllng cnhpifeltell ile Damn &C.
lpiiic pbpiiide llntcrihieosmerflnale.
Sicjcnigen, Die iih - san5 gleit,
ob in europa, elliell, slirifa poer in
be;oen slmerlfas - IN Scr Ndh. ocs
slcquators dnIicoeltcn, cntlpIfcltcn
cine ounflere &alttiarbc oils sic, sic
it'd n0r0!ifer iebbait modteu. Sle
Guropdcr blicben 5iemlih bebaort,
nbcr in anoercn 5cilcn Ser @clt per
id1rano sic &0rpcrbcbaarllng lo'l
gdn5lif. Snl 9toroen iunbcn iih blauc
slugen; in lllanhcu Seilen slIicns ent.
pldclte it'd iiber Der innercn Gdc Hes
sllgcs cine Salltialte, bie oas Der.
uorrief luaS mir beute ais Sblit.
uugca fanncn.
gtah Ser GntOcdllng slnlerifas 81.
gaunen bic Guropder Sic @eIt bis
in ibrc cntiernteiten gSintcl 5u be
rcllCn, llnO alle Die ncllcn Solfcr. bc,
nCn lie babel bcgegneten, luoren iIncn
freno. Sie Gllrppdcr Nahten orhCr,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-16
ADMIRAL DSnib ipriei,t
am HclHcnaeHcnftae

Sonopn. &nrl SGnit, Scr Gbei Dcr
oeutI1en &riegsmarine. iprob Oil
SeloengeOeilftag on Steae 9lco!i SIT.
lers 1lno iagtc nit elmer Srnlrigtet
Gin mitleioslplcr &1mpf miro iiir
bas geitcben oOer Die Gcrl1idtllnJ Iii.
icrer 9tation aefiibrt." sllljdbrlih ie.
&riegs6eginn trur Sitter Der Geoue.
int 3eugbaus Inter Sen 2inocn, nm
pcitere Grorbc5clllngcn iibcr bcn pe.
tercn ariegsperlullf 81 llad]en. Wars
nm CT oicsmal niht iclbcr iprad, III
nidt befnnnt gcluproen.
Soocnfalls flilgt oaS pplitiidt
2ico crbnulicDer inn WtuilenGor oils
I'M Splcportrag.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-16
wirt ,1nterNriieft

Sitanbul, Siirfei. Sie bieiige Sci.
tung ,Sm", zines Ger beiier befurn-
ten aaiiertcn.ir ireunoliben, tiirfilhea
Yldtter, lit aitf unbeltimmte 3eit per.
boten luoroen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-16
Die 3,1derratici,
blcibt ,tftperGitNert

.Mnibington. Sb Oie 3uferrationsn
fiir bie 6amilicn in Ger 3ufunit &C.
fiirSt iperocn miiiien, lit angenblif-
lid nid)t befannt,"" erfl1rte oie 81.
flee Of Erice aominiitration, als iie
cine 9egren5allg oes Suderuerbrau-
dies iiir sic nleiiten SnbuItriestpecfe
onlpies
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-16
Das 3eitbilS int $pieacl
Scr prciic

,3ablcn aus ser Gplfslpirtld)ail
ipred,cu cine oertlid)ere Sprahe aIs
oie nlsgeoebuteiten amtlifen GrfI1
rIEgen, benefit lo.Sribune" al
Suno bon SatIafen a,ls ser &riegs.
crtpidklna. 9eiipieIslpeiic iinoat oit
@enoung i'm Iiiolihen Yajifif oeut.
lihen slusorltf in sen Greiien Del
auitraliiben Bombs. go baben iih oie
5pro5eutigeu ppn 1885, sic Dor sluei
Sabren allf SO berlntergefanen ira.
rem, lid) oernaben erbolt, bab tie fiir5,
lid auf 9lH giltgen. Sieie SeuOeni
fnoet ii6 nit Gariatipnen I'M Sails
Der 9onos bon Sal1oern, bie iebt unite,
oclttltcr Gelualt iino. Sas gtbiinfen
Der oelltidcn Siegeboifnunscn erbeIli
aus Dem slbIinfen ser Heidsnlarf.
Quottierlngen II. aus 10 beOeutiamen
MaBnabmen lpie ser slbidyafillne ser
pieliagenoen freien M1rftc i'm Meid)
fiir ocutidJc ScfuritGtcn.
l(nteriudungcn elmer Teriid)erungs
gclcllldaft babeu cntbiillt, bab nelun
bon 5ebn amcrifuuiifen &inoern ei-
men ooer mebrcre iblcdte 31bc babell,
iuenn iic Ied)s Sabre alt iino, unb oaf
oann pom iefiten 2ebensjabre Bis
sum Is. Der NurbIdnittlidye Ssunge
ieoes Sabr eincn pciteren lhled)tell
3abn bcfcmmt. Sagt oie rgt. ..
Sun": res gebort Elm Sptimiit oa.
5l,, Su gldlsben, oaB oieie grfabrunQ
genlg Sllnaens oermaben beeinorudt,
oaB oie 9ohrn1aldine oes 3abnarstas
filnftig lpeniscr in slftipn geiebt 81
tuerocn brauht oils iest."
Sally 9tclps" erbebt aui 8runf
BON Statlitifen iiber Sen sluiomarfi
Die 6orberlng Oab nod Dor &riegs.
cnoe ncle @agen irciesgeben werbel
10 plele ncie @agen, als rnlere BON
Grleg belaItete @irtld)aft proou5ierer
fam. Sas 3iel ipire nic6t sic @ieoer
elnfilbrung Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Dor ariegsenOe, bas 3iel ipGre, unie,
Sano elnigcrnlaben auf Ser Stufe 81
baltcn, Oie es binlibtli6 oes norren
olgen Motorperfebrs eingenomner
bate. s!ls 9iation iino mir auf 0a:
slutonlobil eingeitellt. Ser Grieg bc,
llniere Motorausriiltllng ernltlif be
idaOigt uno oie Giienbabmn f0nner
oaber Die ihiuere Saoung. ole iie Jet;
lbeforoert bat, faum mebr tragen. @il
fonnen uniere Motorausriiitllng MIDI
plel ldnger peralten laiien, obne oaf
Die Station uno ibre Sofinungen oil
Sieg in ben beiOen &rieger, oic ipi,
fiibren, ernltlib leioen."
Ger uSailp Wirror" Driift Die Sc
fiird)tilng aus, Die rl1niteo 9tations
Geliei ano Disqualification Mominiltra
tion" (llge3HsD lei rtros ibrer iuobl
gemeinten Motine Oasu beitimmt, cir
internationaler politii6er &niippal 81
meroen genau tpie oie rpbilantbrop
iIf'e" 8Ha oils rieiige poiitii6e Ma
lhine gum Mnfbau oes vNe,p 9eal'
benlltt tporoen lei. Gs ipiro iueitel
I'M Slime oes iiolationiltii6en Sena
tors 9epnolos bon 9eortb Garolisll
geiagt, baB, ipie i'm lesten @eltfrieg
Ole nit nns 5rlammenarbeitenoen Sea
tionen abipringen iperoen uno bal
Damn Snfel Gam, !rie oanlals oi
groBe 3ede 5u blehen babe. ygs tpGr,
ncrllinftiger," meint bas 8latt
.tpenn mir 5undd)lt ourd eine Son
grebfommiiiion feirteaen iuuroen, il
tpeldem WaBe europa obne unier
4ilfe tpieoer auf Die Beine fomme,
fnnn."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-16
Steuer5ahler oibt Onfel
Sam ietn babies Hemo

9telparf, g S. Tas Steueramt bler
iibernntportete einen Cell ser Gin.
fomnenlteeller ygrflGrung cines Man.
mes oenl Gerbrellnllngsofen. Der
Steuer3nbler, oeilen S0entitit ni,tt
erOifnct lpuroe, ianote eine Suit
ieincs Senoes 5liaunlen nit ieiner
&ehnllng uno Oem Sbef.
rTie annere SGlite," itrieb er,
vianote id) aus bcm 8rnnoe ni1t,
lueil ih iie init meiner n1dyitcn 3aD.
lung ein5u'enocn geoenfe."
- 60 fablf0piig lit nienallh, bab
cr nidt bod mitmter Saars Iaiien
muR.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-10-28

made by Mr.. E. F. Young, Jr., Of
Meridian; Miss Daniels of Aber-
deem, Mrs. 1nez Vince, Vicksburg;
Mrs. lola Lewis, Hattiesburg, Mrs
McLaurin, Canton; Mrs. Pearl Da-
Wis, Jackson.
In the afternoon session we were
entertained by our great hair stylist
of New Orleans. who was Mrs
Elornis Rollins.
At 8 pm. the public program and
introduction of members and
friends. The demonstration agent
of Madison county was guest speak
er. After the program we were
entertained with an enjoyable ban
quet. The meeting will meet in
Brookhaven in April. Those who
attended the meeting from Jackson
were Miss Naomi Terrell, Mrs
| Pearl Davis, Mrs. Lula B. Thornton
Mrs. Ella Moore, Miss Amanda
Turner and three of Mrs. Davis
students.
Miss Annie johnson of Bentonis
and Mrs. E. A. Coldwell of this
city were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Abraham Hawkins on Sunday
afternoon. Mrs. Hawkins served 3
very tasty chicken dinner, which
her guests enjoyed very much.
! Pfc. James BOWL, who was serv-
ing in overseas duty is now station.
ed at Foster General hospital. His
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. John
BOWL of Lunch street, Of this city
Since Pfc. Dowl has been here he
spent a night with his parents. Re-
ports that he is very happy to be
home.
Cpl Willie Brown and Mrs. Bea.
trice Brown announce the arrival
of their baby son. Mrs. Brown is
the form Beatrice Coleman OF
Jones street. Cpl Brown is now
serving in oversee duty.
S &c George v. Davis writes
home to his parents. MFR. and Mrs
P. Davis 17O6 Everett street, that he
is doing fine. S &c Davis is now
stationed in New Guiena.
/ Pfc. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson
announce the birth of their son
Clarence Samuel Johnson, II, born
October II. Mrs. Johnson is the
| former Miss Alberta Jones, daugh.
| ter of Mrs Laura Jones 1889 Hill
street, of this city. Pfc johnson i.
stationed overseas somewhere ir
France. the baby is being welcom.
ed by his little sister Gladys Cay
ton Johnson.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-10-28

Efforts of the OPA to wipe out
the black market in counterfeit
gasoline coupons were greatly
strengthened by decisions in three
INJUNCTION cases recently handed
down by the United States Distric,
Courts in Greenville and Green
wood, S. c., Thomas /. Emerson
deputy OPA administrator for en-.
forcement, said The decision makes
clear the obligation of gasoline dis
tributors to refuse to supply gaso.
line to dealers who have failed tc
surrender valid coupons to replace
counterfeits for which they previ.
ously obtained gasoline. This obi.
cation to cut off supplies of deal.
er who has not made good any in.
valid coupons is binding on the
supplier, regardless of any contac,
with the dealer, the court ruled.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-10-28
After Is years They Meet

Recently the happy moments
came when Pfc. Milton McAfee and
Pfc. Ernest McAfee who had not
see each other in is years met
somewhere in France. This is the
way it happened: Milton was read
ing a letter from his sister and
Ernest saw the letter, not knowing
they were brother after a long alb
sence. But remembered he had a
sister by the name of Minnie. Then
they began to question each other
Finally came to the conclusion that
they were brother. Now both of the
young men hear from this sister.
She is Mrs. Minnie Foggy, 1922
Topp street.
Mrs. Minnie Foggy 1922 Topp ST.,
had as her houseguests two broth
ers, Louis B. McAfee and his wife
from Cavannah, Ca, and Clarence
McAfee of Chicago. Many features
of interest were extended them.
Mrs. Rosia Bell Hawkins of Flor
ence St, had as her house guest
Miss Annie Johnson of Bentonia
who is member of the Heorine OF
Jerico. who spent the week end
with her.
Beauticians Meet
The 18th District M.I.B.A. which,
convened in Canton on Tuesday
was of much success. The meeting
was called to order by the vice
president, Miss Naomi Terrell, OF
Jackson.
The aim of the meeting was to
raise the standard of the beauti-
Clans" Outstanding talks were
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-10-28
West jackson
News
Mrs. Naomi Terrell. Reporter

Mrs. Bette Davis, of Morehouse
street, left the city for Chicago.
Mrs. Davis is a member of Christ
Temple No. g We are hoping for
.her a very pleasant trip.
Mrs. Walter Tenort of Valley ST.,
has recently returned from De-
stroit, where she was visiting her
four daughter. One of her daught-
.ers we know quite well is Mrs.
Eliza Scott, formerly of this city.
Rev. Douglas Dyson of 1905 Bar
'rett street, is now home from the
hospital. In spite of both feet in a
cast up to his knees, he is doing
fine and is very cheerful enjoying
the many friends who stop in to
see him.
Rev. Dam Thomas of Riverside,
Cal, left for home Wednesday. He
has been visiting in the city for
the past month.
Miss Henrione Wolfe of this city
was here visiting the week end. She
is a former graduate of Jackson
College, who is now teaching school
lat Harrison high in Meridian.
Miss Catherine Anderson spent
few days at home with her par
sents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. L. Anderson
of Florence street. Miss Anderson
.is now enrolled as a freshman at
Alcorn college. Her many friends
were very pleased to see her home.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-10-28

aire since Cpl. c. A. Dickens is
here.
Watch your step chicks, some
body's coming up lacking.
Everyone was coupled off Tues
day night. We had some out of
town visitors to be with us in our
entertainment Tuesday night. We
had J. A. Colemon and Cpl. Dock
Harris. Everyone had splendid
time and it was carried over suc-
cessfully.
Styles and Fashions
Our attention has been attract
ed lately to Miss Annie Ruth John
sons hairdo and her pearly white
teeth. Miss Virgia Mae Bush beau
tiful eyes. Addie D. Louis fair COM
plexion, Jessie Harrington's blue
zoot suit, Carrie Mae Williams dis
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-10-28
Kosciusko News
Mrs. c. A. Garland, Agent
Dorothy Riley. Reporter
General News

General News
The Mississippi Union State Con-
vention was held at Winona, Octo-
Der 1920. Mesdanes c. A. Car
land. Mary Carr, Elina Hosley. Rev
and Mrs. N. B. Brooks were dele
gates. Mrs. Garland made. some fine
reports on women's activities of
the state convention.
Mrs. Wilson. the. matron of Cen
trail Mississippi College. has a very
pleasing personality and fine
manner Of conducting affairs. She
is very charming and has won
many friends, who have the highest
regards for her friendship.
The Mt. Hope women met at
Damacus Missionary Baptist church.
Mrs. Bertha Brown is president.
Otha Lee Jones of New York is
visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Jane
Reed.
School News
The senior class was organized
by Mrs. G. A. Garland Monday,
October %, with the following Of
ficficers:
Dorothy Mae Riley, president;
Frances Lois Bell, vice president:
Maggie D. Munson, secretary, An
ME Ruth Johnson, assistant secre-
tary; Dorothy G. Clark. treasurer;
Rosa Alick, business reporter; Roo
sevelt Riley, chairman program
committee; Leera Riley, chairman
social committee. The class will
meet weekly on Thursday after
moons, the first study period. Dues
are S cents each week.
The seniors sponsored a supper
in the auditorium of c. M. College,
October "a. It was a successful en-
tertainment, which was enjoyed by
a large number.
General News Continued
Pvt. G. A. Dickens of Foster
General hospital was the recent
guest of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Dickens.
Mrs. Ida Riley Reed has return
ed home from Knoxville, Tenn.
Cadet Nure Emma Huffman of
the Baptist hospital, Jackson. spent
recent week end with relatives
Miss Annie NJ. Clark has return
ed to California after visiting her
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Dodd have
announced the marriage of their
daughter, Martha to Pvt. j. T..
Wrincher of Camp Hood, Texas.
Campus Chatter
Look as if Inez Gilmore is TAX
Delmer Herrond away from jose
phine Roby. Look out Josie some
one is stepping ON your heel.
Say kids, let this be your motto
''The last is the best" BY this we
mean the one that is lowrated is
the one who is best.
Jessie Harrington requests that
for Virginia Kyles to please return
his fountain pen Immediately.
We are very glad to have our old
student, Louis McRay back with US
hope that the girls don't chase
him and keep him from getting his
lessons.
Wonder why Willie D. Jones
doesn't decide which girl he really
wants, Mildred Miller or J. D. Win
tiers.
We have found out that Miss
Mittie Mae Journey said that she
won't give her old boy friend an
other chance.
BY the way, Lille Mae Cooper is
going around very happy, since hel
soldier, Cpl. R. Patterson has re-
turned from overseas.
| Look out girls, Miss Erma D. Bel
seems to be getting plenty of let.
tiers from Jack McAdory lately.
Robert johnson had a bad blow
out Tuesday night at the school
house with Miss Virgie Mae Bush
won't somebody come and take q
chance on fixing the flat.
Miss Annie Thelma Smith /.
really having life Of a Million.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-10-28
Hazlehurst News
Mr.. Roosevelt Strong. Agent

The whole of Copiah county is to
be engaged in the county fair on
October 1921. We hope this fair
will be one of great renown. Our
guest speaker is to be Dr. T. r. NJ
Howard of Mound Bayou. Visitors
and friends are expected to be
present and see what Copiah has
developed. This fair was started by
just few but still remains as the
East Copiah Brushy Creek fair
Come and attend this great scene.
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position and don't frown from her
gold shining.
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Lafayette

Waldo Long of u. S. n. spent a
week with his wife, jeanette and
other relatives.
Mrs. Georgia Watt of Toledo spent
the week with relatives and friends
Mrs. Belle Roberton of Lima was
a Tuesday guest of Mrs. Alma Rob
inson.
Mrs. Mollie Allerding of Ada was
Tuesday night guest of Mrs. Carrie
Lentz.
Wednesday evening Mrs. w. r
Brackney attended birthday party
for Mrs. ]. l.. Lutterbein of Lima.
Pfc. Lester Hall is spending 9
furlough at the home of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hall.
Miss Lillian Desenberg and Miss
Ethel Staley We're Sunday guests o.
Mrs. Sarah Jones of Ada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Esther Hall of Lima
John Bassett were Sunday guests o.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Hall.
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money back I.on Inc ci1a1lsi..i!!
We're all proud Of yoa."
'tShucks," / blushed. 'Twern't
nothin'. ! was able to bum ciga-
rette here and there"
"McGee," said Mulvehill, clearing
his throat, "you leave tomorrow for
New York, where there are many
snares to trap the unwary. Don't
buy any gold watches in the park
or any stolen furs anywhere. You
know, I presume, about buying the
Brooklyn Bridge"
Nov, we don't have any restric-
tions about the way you use your
money" said Bushemi. "Only last
time you spent too much money on
taxicabs. You'll have to use the
buses and subway more this trip.
All the shows you want to see, all
the books you can buy-but taxicabs
only for very special dates"
Somebody has been exaggerat-
ing this taxicab-" I began.
''Taxicabs," Sher broke in, "only
Tor very Speciai dates. You may go
to the opera once if you sit down.
stairs and twice if you sit in the
Famile Circle. You are not to buy
more than six theater tickets. In
uniform, you can see all the movies
you want for two bits each"
"And be conservative in tipping
the walters" said Mulvehill, tapping
his glasses on the window SILL Very
conservative. Short-change them, if
necessary"
"Tell him about the budget" said
Bushemi, with unnecessary impa-
tience.
LAS the matter stands on the fur
Tough DEAL" said Sher, "you owe
Bushemi % dollars, me 10, MuIve-
hill 10, Hart TO- That's SO dollars.
Counting the ten you'll wire Bushemi
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BY Dean Ferguson
BOY SCOUT NOTES
Troop No. 81

The meeting was opened Monday
night by the Scout oath and laws,
followed by the Pledge of Allegiance.
A talk on "Hit the Trail" was
given by Rev. Ernest Bigelow,
pastor of the Presbyterian church,
and Bluffton scout commissioner.
Instruction in making wall plac-
que out of magazine picture was
given by Assistant Scoutmaster Gene
Benroth. At the close of the meet
ing games were played
Roger Linden passed his tender
foot test, except knot tying, and
Robert Which was entertained as a
visitor.
Members of the troop will wear
their uniforms during Boy Scout
week, Feb. 8 to Ia, and all scouts
will attend church in a group at
$3.50 a. m. next Sunday in the st.
Johns Reformed church.
A display in keeping with Boy
Scout week has been placed in The
Bluffton News windows.
In preparing for the Scout display,
troop flags were cleaned by Alspach
Cleaners without charge.
Traction splints for the troop are
to be made by Dean Ferguson and
Maynard Pogue, and Jim Howe and
Maynard Pogue will direct their
patrol in making exit signs.