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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-07-06

lIiiplOFcQ.
Mrs. VIM Huffman is now one O.
the operators at the telephone OF
flee. Mrs. Jessie Knight, former op
orator, is now caring for her twir
grandsons.
Mrs. A. S. Erickson left Thursday
for Butte where she will spend
week with her parents. She vii
then spend week with her grand
parents and other relatives in Town.
send after which she will act a:
house mother at the Camp Fire en-.
campment at Seeley Lake for {
week. Mrs. Erickson was a Camp
Fire leader at Thompson Falls be-
fore coming here.
Thos. Sicily left Thursday to de
defense work in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon Schuck anc
jeanne of Libby spent the 4th witt
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Schuck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Price anc
Phyllis Of Kalispell spent the 4tf
with friends here.
George Davis and Duane Purdy
are putting in the water pipe at the
cemetery this week.
Mrs. Clarence Lenarz underwent
an operation in Kalispell on Fri.
day.
Chas. Sutherland of Boomers Fer.
ry is in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hendricksor
and children and Mrs. Title Porter
of Libby spent Monday here. Mrs
Porter remained for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Klossner anc
Marion and Mr.. and Mrs. Graham
Baker of Kalispell were in towr
Monday.
T Miss Mary Jean Livengood lef'
Saturday for Seattle where she viii
join her sister, Jane, in defense
work
Mrs. Walter S. Gibbons returned
Saturday from Missoula. During hel
absence Mrs A. S. Erickson, Mrs
Clark Ellis and Mr.. Belmont joined
forces in sending in the news. We
are very grateful for this coopera.
ton.
Mrs. Jas. Rusk and Jill left Sat
urday to spend the holidays witt
her husband stationed at Farragut
Mrs Hlbina Peltier and children
are spending the holidays in Kalis-
pell During their absence, Jos
Peltier is staying at the Alfred Pei
tier home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Green anc
sons of Marion are spending the
holidays at the parental home OF
Chef Pluid.
NOTICE-The Rev. George T. Ma
suda, assisted by Mr.. Joseph Turn
bull and Mrs. Dean Brown Pachio
will hold a Vacation Church Schoo
for ten days at st. Michael and AL
Angels beginning Thursday July
Is. All children between the ages
of five and through high school are
invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Keith have
moved to Kalispell where Mr.. Keith
will be assistant coach at Flatheac
County high school
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton McGlenr
and daughter of Somers spent the
holidays here.
Laurie Riley and Roger Cole re.
turned Monday from the Episcopa,
Young Peoples Camp at Elliston
Tom Withycombe is returning via
Havre to visit his brother, who is
in college there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mikalsor
and daughter, Patricia, are house
guests at the f. E. Sabin home.
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under. Sgt. Smith says, I'VE have
on wooden O. DIS. a flight jacket,
and still can't keep from shivering.
and 1t is worse at night. have five
blankets on my bed and still can't
keep warm" From winter to sum-
mer in Is days. (Not V-MaiD.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-07-06
DINNER AND THEATRE PARTY

Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. L.
A. Riley entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Mikalson and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs F. E. Sabin, Mrs. Marie
Mosby and A. S. Erickson at din
ner. Following this Mr. Sabin was
host to the group at the theatre,
after which they returned to the
hotel and played cards.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-07-06

Eureka News
SURPRISE PARTY
Continued from page 81

Gordon Lyons was taken by sur
prise Saturday night when a num-
Der of friends came in to help him
celebrate his birthday. Cards were
enjoyed by Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Liv-
engood, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rock,
Mrs. Zook and Mrs. Broderick and
the Lyons. Mr.. Rock won high score
prize for men and Mrs. Zook cap
tured high for the ladies. The self
invited guests had thoughtfully pro-
vided delicious lunch and prizes
for the games.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-07-06
FAST MAIL SERVICE

Mrs. Mae Smith received a letter
from her son, Sgt Charles Smith,
that impresses one with the ef-
ficiency Of war time mail service.
The letter was Is days arriving and
tells Of the winter weather down
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-07-06
NOTICE OF SALE OF COUNTY PROPERTY

following real situate
public the door
Libby Monday July II 1914 the hour of 1890
o'clock A. M
Appraised
Description Value
mining claims in Secs and O.
Tun2 Rpn3
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-07-06
HOLY TRINITY, TROY
(Episcopal

NEpIoCUpdII
Monday, July 10th - Evening
prayer and sermon, p. m.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-07-06
TO VISIT SON

Mrs. ]. B. Farris left Tuesday to
visit her son Martin at Camp Crow
der, Mo. Mrs. Farris plans to be
gone two or three weeks, and to
visit other relatives and friends in
Kenyon and Fairbault, MINI. Mar
tin has been in the hospital but,
we are happy to report, he is much
improved.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-07-06
Observation-Disclosures
TROY NEWS
Continued from Page ~
LITTLE JOE" VISITS
GRANDPARENTS

LITTLE JOE" VISITS
GRANDPARENTS
Little Joe" made an informal call
on his grandparents Sunday morn
ing. In fact you might almost call
him a doorstep baby since he ar
rived via the Spokesman-RevieW.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fewkes were sur
prised on opening their Sunday pa
per to see the picture of their tiny
grandson named by the staff at
Fort George Wright Little Joe" He
is the son of Captain and Mrs. Victor
Hutton. Captain Hutton being a sig
nal corps officer at Spokane all
service command. Mrs Hutton is the
former Laura FeWkes.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-25
FINANCING POROCILO
'Zdruzenego odboro
iuznosIovonskih
Americonov

.Zdruzeni odbor juznoslovan-
skin Amerikancev je pricel svo-
jo aktivnost kmalu po njegovi
ustanovitviji dine 7. augusta
l943, in cd tedaj do konca leta
so dohodki in izdatki znasali
sledece:
DohOdki:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-25

Trgovine New Yorku so vedno natrpane vojaki,
XII kupuejo razicna darila in spominke svoje drage.
Zgornja slika kaze mornarja Bob LaWng Mount Hol-
ly, N. c., in Eddie Hall, Nashville Tenn XII 81 ogledu-
eta maj jhen conic "a necaka LaWinga.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-25
Obvestilo

Cleveland, Ohio. - Vsi start
kot novi zastopniki raznih dru-
Stew, kateri tukaj .tvorimo po-
druznico st. 35 JPO, SIS, so pro-
SEMI, da Sc vdeleze redne me-
scene seje, dne rs. januarja,
to je v torek, oh {. uri v Slo-
venskem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd.
Nadzornike bi prosil, da pri-
dete emo uro preje, to je Oh 7,
uri, da Sc pregledajo tudi knji-
ge poslovanja "a zadnja diva
meseca.
Torej, ker je to prva seja
tenn letu, ste proseni, da ste vsi
brez izjeme gotovo navzoci.
Dolznost slehernega je, da be
v tenn letu tel vazni organizaci.
il posvecal malo vec aktivnosti
da bono v tenn letu Sc uspes,
nejsi.
]. F. Durn,
tai. st. 35 JPO, SIS
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-25
ZGANCI S KROMPIRJEE

To je cenena in okusna jed.
Napravis jo takole: Krompir O.
peri, olupi in pristavi v mrzli
vodi. Ko je krompir ze skoro
kuhan, potresi po MEM "a tri
prste ma debelo belle moke,, nato
napravi S kuhalnico v nloko vec
jamie, da sbo mogla voaa laze
vreti cez moko. Ko vre cetrt u
re, vodo ocedi, krompir in mo-
ko pa S kuhalnico dobro zme.
sal. V kozici razbeli mast ali 81
rovo maslo, zmoci z1ico v masti
in zajemaj z MO drobne zgance.
Ko imas zgance nalozene v skle.
di, jih zabeli..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-25

Novak rada dajala navodila
vsakemu, XII bi vrsil delo kam-
panic V okolici, XII nam je izro-
cena, da jo izvrsimo.
Lahko Sc zglasite V obeh de-
narnih zavodih Slovenski banki
ali V posojilnici, ter kakor ze
zgoraj omenjeno, ma dolocene
vecere tudi V S. D. 2. uradu in
pri tajniku Slovenskega narod-
mega donna ma St. Clair Ave.
Vzrokov, da kupimo bonde :je
veliko. Ia vsakega pa, kdor lie
more kupiti bond, je "a NIGGA
najbolje sredstvo "a dezevne
dneve.
zelec obilo uspeha,
Anton, Grdina,
!, clan odbora "a kampanio.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-25
0 prireditvi " soboto

Cleveland, Ohio. - Zadnjo
soboto vecer je bilo oddano po-
steljno pregrinjalo, katerega je
rocno izdelala navdusena zena
Mrs. Jennie Sintic, stanujoca V
Euclidu.
Navzocih je bilo lepo stevilo
ljudi. Prva polovica programa
so bile pomembne slike, potem
! je govoril Mr.. Charles Hoskin
V prid prodaji bondov.
Ia tenn je sledila razvedrilna
zabava in oddaja dobitka, ka-
terega sreca je hotela, da gre
v Euclid nazaj in sicer, prav V
tlsto hiso, kjer stanuje Mrs.
Sintic.
Dobila je dobitek Mrs. A.
Fox, vdova, katera ..tanuje v
cpodnjih prostorih Sinticeve hi
Sc, 910 E. 222, ki je S svojima
dvema hcerama prodala veliko
listkov "a to krasno in umet-
no delo, kakor je VISA zadovolj-
ma izrazila ma odru sama Mrs.
Sintic, XII je tudi sama S pomoc
jo njenih prijateljic Euclidu
prodala "a $1,000 teh listkov.
Mrs. Sintic Sc iskreno zahvaliu
je vsem, XII SO pomagale izvesti
toliksno vsoto.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-25

UREDNIKOVA PO$TA

Frank Virant izrocil $5, ka-
tere je darovalo drustvo Doslu-
zencev.
Frank "A. Turek izrocil nabra-
no vsoto: DIR. Kristusa Kralja
st. 226 K. S. K. ]. darovalo $25,
drustvo Lozka dolina $25 in
drustvo Srca Marie (staro)
$1,000.
John Krebel izrocil vsoto $25,
katere je prispeval pevski zbor
Zarja.
Joseph Okorn nabral: drus-
two France Preseren st. II S.
D. z. darovalo $40 ter Mr.. in
Mrs. Frank Stupar $500.
Vsem, XII ste Sc potrudili, da
ste nabrali tako lepo vsoto in
prav tako tudi vsem onim, XII
ste prispevali, izrekam najto-
plejso zahvalo in to v imenu ma
Sega trpecega naroda v starr
domovini, kateremu bono celili
rane z nasimi dobrosrcnimi pri-
spevki. Tudi v imenu celotne-
ga odbora, kateri yes neumorno
DELUXE, najlepsa hvala.
Vsef one, kateri innate Sc ka..
nabranega, pa bi prosil, da iz'
rocite kakor nitro mogoce, da
nam DO lazje zakljuciti racune
kajti letna seja nasega lokal"
mega odbora Sc kaj nitro bill
ia.
Prav lepo tudi apeliram ma
vse zastopnike, XII ste sprejel
zastopstyo pri svojih drustvih
da 81 Re danes zabelezite datum
80. januarja in Sc prav gotovc
udelezite glavne seje, Xxi Sc be
vrsila omenjeni dan oh dveh po
poldne v=5spodnji dvorani Slo
venskega anarodnega donna na
St. Clair Ave. Prldite, da bo.
ste slisali porocilo delovanju
nasegas odbora V preteklem le'
tn in da sihobenem zacrtate pot
"a to prekoristno delovanje. IL.
voliti pa boste morali tudi Cd
Dor, XII DO deloval med sejami V
imenu celotne akcije.
Pomagajmo in darujmo.
Joseph Okorn, blagajnik
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-25

nnu posojilu. ze ste brali, da j.
mamo v naselbini svoje posto-
janke in svoje ljudl domace in
z drugimi pomesane, prav tako,
kakor zivimo razmeroma z dru-
gimi.
Imeli smo re vec sestankov.
Prve so bile pozvane finanene
institucije (Banke in posojilni-
ce). Uradniki teh so naproseni
"a posredovanje.
Obe %financni ustanovi: The
North American Bank in St.
Clair Savings & Loan, S D z in
SIND so postojanke, kjer Sc bo-
do sestajali tisti in tiste, Xxi bo-
do obiskovali hise "a podpis
bondov. Njih imena pridejo ze
v javnost kakor nitro bo vse or
ganizirano. Do sedaj je doloce-
no, da bodo ma razpolago ob
vecerih "a podpise bondov in "a
oddajo re podpisanih bondov
sledeci: Vsak torek vecer v u
radu SDZ, kjer bo Mr.. John
Gornik ma razpolago; vsak ce-
trick veeer pri tajniku SIND
John Tavcarju; Vsak petek We
Ger ali cree dan do osme ure
zvecer oba financna urada: Slo-
venska banka in posojilnica. III
dive instituciji bodo tudi ida
jale bonde po posti vsakemu,
kateri ga, ,bo podpisal pri teh,
XII gredo po hisah, ali pa v ban
XII ali kjerkoli.
S tenn Sc nudi ljudem VISA
komodnost. "a CollinWood je ma
razpolago prav tako slovenska
lbanka ma Waterloo Rd.
Dosedaj Sc je pr;glasilo ga
to kampanjo nekaj vrlih zena in
deklet. Glavna pisarna,. kjer Sc
lahko dnevno zglasijo tiste O..
seize, XII bi IL prijaznosti vrsileI
to opravilo, y uradu uredniskih
prostorov "Zarje', kjer DO Mrs.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-25
Cetrto -vojno posojilo

~Cleveland, OHIO. - Spet Sc
vrsi kampanja "a prodajo vol
nih bondov. Spet mas klicejo
IA delo. To je ma domaco from.
to. Klic gre ma vse. Vsak maj
bi bill delezen, da bi nekaj do
prinesel "a zmago vojne ma nasi
strani. Vsak, maj bo Sc tako
star ali mladoleten, nekaj lah-
ko stori in doprlnese. Della SO
tako razdeljena, da lahko vsak,
Xxi ina dobro voljo nekaj stori,
Da, samo dobre wolfe je potre-
ba, pa Sc DO veliko doseglo.
Sedanja kampanja Sc vrsi 20
pet nekako drugace V sistemu.
Vsaka oseba, XII je nekaj zmoz-
ma, je ,vsteta v to kampanjo.
Vrsi Sc podobno po sistemu ta-
ko, kakor je sistem ma frontah
na bojnem polju. V ia namen
SO postavljeni visji poveljniki in
"a mimi sledijo drugi. Vse je
razdeljeno tako, da DO visa k
vprasan, .da prispeva k cetrte-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-25

nuhoV p11 drzaVnem cestnem departmental vrzena
sto IN prslJena kakm ko1istnim delom podpret mas
Evojni napor."
Dne 81 Januarja bo zupan Lausche Bell hisi, ka-
NOR ga Je poklca predsednik Roosevelt da pomaga fe
deraln vladi pr resevanju problema dskrmina-
cle Ostala diva clana posebne kose, katero e imeno
wal predsednik sta sodnik Walter Stacey z Raleigh
North Carolina, in zvezn sodnik William H. Holly il
Pittsburgha
VISA znamenja torej kazejo, da je Lausche ma poti
novm In vaznim odgovornostm ameriskem javnem zv-
]enu 10 jesen ga bo pot nabrze peljaa governersk
utad Coumbusu, cd tam pa bo sci brez dvoma Sc ma
pref ka osebnosti kot e mas zupan neka izrednega
cello med l3O-mijonskm ameriskem narodu. Pot il dr.
zavnega kapitoa Coumbusu do Belle hise Washing
tonu Je slcer polna poenh past in zaprek ampak da
nes zvlmo lzrednh cash in Frank Lausche e izreden
clovek!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-25

)ri reseVaInem deIu pO spopadu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-25
UGANKE

Kdo isce, cesar nihce nj IL
gubil?
uovec divjacino).
Pozimi Sc me boje, poleti pa
vsi me caste - kdo sem?
(Senca).
Majhno .ie kot luscina, a draz.
Je kot grascina - kaj je to?
(Oko).
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-25

"Devil-Dogs' je vzdevek, XII ga marine upo
rabla ze dogo vrsto let Danes pa resicn psi vrsjo
marine della 'front.' Zgornja sk>kaze mostvo,
XII psm zasledujeo skrivasca sovraznika Bougain
Vile Pse Dobenan pasme e obsirno rabio prena
sane obvesti zasedovane Japoncev, in Cd casa do
casa pr resevalnem deu po spopadu.
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Lokalni odbor st. 2 JPO-SS

z veseljem porocam cenje.
nemu oDcinstvu dohodkih zad
njih par tednov. Darovali so sle-
deci:
Pc $25.50 Slovenska dobrodel-
ma zveza in Klub drustev S. N.
Donna ma St. Clair Ave.
Nabiralec L. Medvesek - da-
rovalec Anton Gorisek ma Green
Rd., Randall, O., ie daroval
$500.
Prejel cd nabiralca Joh n
Tavcarja: po $500. Joseph So
mrak in John Tavcar.
Louis Judnich nabral: dr.. Cle-
velandski Slovenci st. II S. D.
q. darovalo $40, Mr.. in Mrs.
Judnich $500.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-25

V zvezi S kampanjo vodeno
noVembru in decembru, jc Do-
vrh gornjih dohodkov zagotov-
ljeno ma 'pledges," toda Sc ne
Vplacano, nadaljnih S7,25O.OO,
kakor tudi $1,734.0O dolga "a
TitoVe portrete cd raznih orga-
nizacij in posameznikov.
Pri gornjih dohodkih tudi nj
vkljuceno nadaljnih S2,500.OO
prejetih kot prispevke in ma ma
biralne listine (tekom kampa-
nle) cd 1. do 7. januarja 1914.
M. j. Bogdanovich, blagai-
mix; Vinko Ujcic, financni tai
mix.
Pripomba: Gornje poroCilo
je bilo predlozeno in spreieto
ma sci izVrsilnega odbora
Zdruz. odbora juznoslovanskih
Amerikancev, XII Sc je vrsila 5.
januarja 1914 ma 1910 Park
Avenue, New York, N. Y, ter
pregledano' po sledecih odhor-
nikih: Peter Peff, Zlatko Balo-
kovic in Anton Majnarich.
Ma isti seji so bill izbrani Y
proracunski in nadzorni odbor
sledeci: Anton Majnarich, Pc
ter Peff, Zlatko Balokovic, ter
Vlnko Ujcic, kot tajnik dotic-
mega odbora.
The Valley settler., 1944-08-04
EXTENSION NEWS
fmyST 4, 1944


 met Wednesdov, August 2, ct the home Of Don Parks. Business brought before the meeting inc luded arpoin t+ ment of demonstratt on teons that will pertici ipote in the Matonuska Valley Feir during the latter part of August, and plans for g club exh1 o1t. Duane Peters on and Donni e Parks will give q summary Of grad ing and pecking vegetables for mar ! ket ot the next meetina. Refresh- ments were served end movie was ' shown by the District Agricultural Agent ct the close of the meeting: |
 Uncle som's Victory Gardeners me on August 2 at their leaderts hone and continued form there to Mers Leke where they all enjoyed a i'm. The Midnight Sun All club met at he Extension Office, Wednesday on August 2 ct. o:OO D. IT..
 All CLUB MEFBERS: Now; i s the time to care for that garden for exhi bits at the Matanuska Valley Fair. .----~:-. :, Controlling Weeds in Lawns: Anl apf1tcatton of ] lI2 to l 374 gall ons of kerose enc per square rod of aree will eradicate dande lion, wi tn effective when applied in the late fall but before danger of early snoWs.
 Some kind of fertilizer, such r a s ammonium su1fate or ammoniated phos phete, should be added to the + kerosene-treated area the .followi ng spring, to stimulate the growth of grass. Ammonium sulfate should be added ct the rate of six pounds per 1000 square feet of lawn, early in tho morning when il Is still wet with dew; the lawn should be thor ouehly watered aft erward.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-22

For him the terrifying grand cli-
max OF the war is At hand.
The supreme military risk -
bound to be bloody, costly, i'll
American lives.
Our boys know this. They don't
have TO read the heart-rendinp
headlines or casualty lists 10 know
what is expected OF them.
They are in it.
But they are not flinching . not
holding back.
They will see the grim venture
through to the bitter, victorious
end.
And if, for your boy, or some boy
you know, the price OF Victory is
death, you can be absolutely GER
tain that he made the supreme
sacrifice couragcously for the
cause Of Freedom.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-22

For rs, too, the terrifying grand
Climax OF the war is at hand.
Tins supreme, desperate call for
American dollars 10 billions of
fhenI - Is 10 enable our fighting
men 10 carry through the grim.
bloody assault TO a successful con-
clusion and Victory.
Not just American dollars - but
the dollars in your pocket in your
savings account.
You must buy War Bonds nowf
AT least rE!cc as much as YOU
bought last time. If YOU are
already buying Bonds on a paw
roll savings plan, buy EXTRA
Bonds during this Drive.
Your Government is counting on
you. Your boy, and your neigh
boT$ boy, are counting on you
just as you are counting Oh them
i'll this iuteful hour.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-22

, Don't LET them down! Do your part-as they
are doing theirs. Dig down, America dig down
deep! While there is still time This is Americas
Zero Hour Civilizations Zero HourI
The Omaha guide., 1944-02-05
GETTING TO BE A HABIT

When a fire starts in the vicin-
ity around Blonde to Clark, north
to south. and 25th street to 2Oth
east and west, here lately, it las
been a Guide reporter who was on
the scene when it started or turs-
ed in the alarm. He was passing
the Porkie place, oath and Blonde
when a fire started around the
stove pipe. He was Just going
home when Mrs. Higgdon had fire
in her house. But a neighbor e.
cross the street had seen it first
and called the fire department.
Nevertheless, the reporter manag-
ed to get around more or less in
the way, getting. his feet wet and
catching a fresh cold trying to be
a helpful Henry And last week
this same reporter was on hand
when Sloan Apartment caught on
fire and got wet, and caught a
fresh cold. Heah. it's getting to
be a habit.
The Omaha guide., 1944-02-05
TENTH WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY PARTY

The Masonic Hall. 26th and
Blonde street, was the scene Of a
party given in celebration of the
tenth wedding anniversary Of MIR.
and Mrs. Nathan Buddy DeLoacn.
Ten years ago on January 31st,
they became husband and wife.
There were fifty or more friends
and acGaintances present who had
a pleasant time chatting together
and dancing to the music furnish
ed by four piece orchestra. They
received many worthwhile and
lovely presents. At eleven o'clock
the guest sat down to a turkey
dinner with all the trimmings that
usually goes with such a royal
feast.
The DeLoaches have many
friends who wish and hope that
they go down life's road together
as happy as they were Friday
night, January 31st, the eve of
their tenth wedding anniversary.
The Omaha guide., 1944-02-05
MT. MoRIAH BAPTIST CHURCH

Rev. David st. Clair, Pastor
But the Lord is in His Hol,
Temple. let all the earth keep 81
lence before Him.
Services throughout the da,
were exceptionally good, spirit fill
ed and inspiring. Attendance al
all services was also excellent.
At the morning worship service
Mrs. Lena Mitchell gospel singer
of Liberty, Mo-. sang and her spir-
itual singing set on fire the hearts
Of many.
The recognition service at the
\evening worship was indeed very
commendable. All presidents and
leaders Of the various clubs and
auxilliaries with banners bearing
the name of the group they repre-
sented were given the front seat
of honor and special mention WAS
made praising their excellent work
for the past year. The choir rem
dered a vocal and instrumental
program as their part Of the recog-
milton program. Also at this time
all clubs and auxilliaries made
their reports for the month Of Jan
uary. s75.49 was realized.
Tuesday, Feb. 8. 1914 Mrs. Lena
Mitchell, gospel singer will be pre-
scented in song service by the Help
ing Hand and willing Workers
Club assisted by members Of me
choir. Public invited. No adn1is-
sion. Free will offering.
Preaching service by the Pastor
every Thursday afternoon. All
who can are invited to come and
worship with US at this hour.
All visitors are extended cord
ial welcome at all times.
The Omaha guide., 1944-02-05
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mrs. Rose Lee White, Jr., gave
very lovely birthday party at the
Elks Hall, Sunday January 3Oth,
to which twenty-three were invit,
ed. Many lovely gifts were rec
eived.
The luncheon table was done in
white and old rose. Champagne
was served. And everyone seemed
to have had a nice time. Those
present were as follows:
Pvt. Lewis White, Jr., Pvt. Hank
Geer and wife. Pvt. Percy McCIain.
and Wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Grandville
Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mason. Mr.. and Mrs. George Bur-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bone, Mrs.
Doris Hawkins, Mrs. Davis Media
Wis, Mrs Nettie Lett, Mrs. Amelia
Allen, Mrs. Vera Hopkins, Mrs.
Susie McClain, from Desmcines.
Iowa, Mrs. Blanch Wright, Mrs.
Marine Rose Ball, Mr. Brooks and
Mr.. Charles E. Givens.
The Omaha guide., 1944-02-05
LOCAL NEWS
LOSES POCKETBOOK

Miss Syvella Lawson, 2114 Clark,
lost a brow nzipper billfold in the
rest room whie attending a danco
at Dreamland Hall. Saturday night
January 22nd. 1t contained $4,000
and many small photos. In telling
of her loss to Guide reporter she
said she had no hope Of ever get
ting the money back and wasn't so
particular about it. She said that
f whoever found the billfold would
mail the photos and her social Sc
curity card to her home address at
2114 Clark or mail or turn it in at
THE OMAHA GUIDE office, no
questions would be asked. Espec-
tally does she want her security
card and the picture of baby
that was in the billfold. If any