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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-10-05

The Woman's Reading Club met on
Tuesday afternoon in the home of Mrs
E.. w. Ford with Mrs. Leroy Donald as
hostess. The meeting was called to or
der by the president, Mrs. Dave Forde,
and after a few routine business mat
tiers were attended to, the meeting was
turned into a social, and a number OF
games of six hundred were enjoyed. All
club members we're glad to welcome
back Mrs. Ida Henderson, who has been
away for some months with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Murray at Water Valley. Mrs
Henderson is the only charter member
of the club who still remains in active
membership. The hostess assisted by
Mrs. Jesse Maxwell of Pickens, served a
delicious frozen salad with ritz crackers
and open faced sandwiches, accompanied
by iced tea. Guests beside members were
Mrs. A. B. Holder, Miss Martha Turner,
Mrs. Matte Hill and Mrs. Jesse Max
well of Pickens.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-10-05

Miss Virginia Wilkes came over from
Alderman and spent the weekend with
homefolks.
Leroy Donald spent last week in At
lanta attending to business.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-15
9a8 Mmft6tbare &reM3
Son @iobanni 8upini

gbriitus iit geitorben uno iein
our6lo6erter 2eib bGnet felt ienem
Sag an einem ltnit6tbaren @reu5, 6os
mitten auf oer groe bingepflan5t lit.
ltnter oielem &ieienfreu3 - es trieft
bon INNER bon 8lut - meinen lid)
ale aus, sic III ibrer 5eele cine &relt=
5igung erfabren; alle SSSSuoa1le Der
8elt ba6en es, lpie 1ie oud) 0oran
riittelten, ni6t aus5ureiBen bermodt.
Die Spotter 1tno ober nod ni6t
ausgeitorben; ibre grt lit longlebig.
Die Nabfommen oes &ain uno oes
&aipbas laitern uno laden nod int
mer. Oie Torbeit 6es &reu5es lit fiir
ibre @eisbeit Elm oll5u Itorfer 9n>
ltoB.
8eldj Elm 2drm, mas idreit ibr
@un0er! 10 pieplen Die Spe6te i'm
Bapierpalo - lpegen zines Men=
19en, Der am &reu5e geitorben lit! Sbr
iagt, oieier Menid iei elm @ott eelpe=
fen, aber mir tpiiien ood - mir nil
fen alles nno boben ale 8ii6er eele=
len -, oaB Der getpaltlame SOB zines
Seloen, zines Solbgottes, zines eott=
liden 8eiens iiberbaupt gar ni6ts 10
Nieoage&peienes iit, ooB man li6 oor=
Oh 10 on0auerno oufregen miiBte. Sc
ius lit MIR elmer mebr auf Ser 2iIte ;
tpouen mir tie einmal bon born our6=
nebmen?
Ni6t notis. 8ir fennen ite obnebin
idon, oieie Sabeleeidopfe ser Saeen>
aeit. l1n6 mir tpiiien, baB es ni9t am
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-15

Der 8ert gutter, reltetos.geididtlt6er
8iloer nidt bod eenug eiu5uiddsen.
Sie ftn6 etne fortgeiette 9reoigt, benn
fie er5Gblen uns ia bon Dem, tpas in
6en @oatgelten ftebt uno ipre9en fort
ndbreno bic bereote Spra6e Der 81.
S6rift. Oarum Ioate man bel Der
ginrt6tung eines neuen Sausitanoes
5uerit Dem &ru5ifir, Damn ober audi
guten> religiOs- -biitorii6en 8i1oern
Blat g0nnen. Sti6e nod alien Mei-
itern bat man ia beut5utage i6on 5u
oerbaltnismdBig nieoeren Sreiien; !;
lieber irgeno ionl It einen 2urusgegen=
itano entbebren als biele 3ieroe, oie
@er5 1m6 @eilt erbebt uno erfreut
unb aus ser beionoers unIern &inoern
Elm unl6Gbbarer Segen ertpd6It.
Das &ru5ifir aber lit gu feiner 3eit
10 o1tpon 1n1o unentbebrli6, ais
tpenn 2eibens1 1tunoen, 6ie ia in teiner
5omilie feblen, bereinbre6en: &rant=
beiten, i6lofloie 9e6dte, innere 2ei=
oen, Gorge Inn Elm geliebtes, fernes
&ino, oas biellei6t in oie SIRE ge=
gongen, ad), tpel6 einen groit bietet
uns 6o oft ser 8lid auf unIer &rl,=
5ifir; tpie fiiblen mir uns geOrdngt,
bel oem 1ieben, fir uns iterbenoen Sci
Lamb 9ilfe gu luden, bel ibm, ser uns
10 ltebt, oaB ct unieret>pegen 0en Bit
teren &relt5estoo 1tarb; Ser allmd6tig
lit uno uns au6 nur our6 einen lie
ben6en Mufblid 5u ibm belfen fann.
Segen, 56ub uno 5tdrfe, Sen uns
nieman0 ouf oieier @roe gendbren
fonn, baben mir gan5 beionoers not
penoig in ser Sterbei itltnoe, oie fitr
ieoen in ser 5omilie fon1men miro.
Oo lit uniere lebte un0 ein5ige 3u=
f1u6t un6 Soffnung SSSeius ser &C.
freu5igte, oas &ru3ifir.
SSn ltnlerer l6nerbeordngten Belt,
mo- omilie uno Station BON 10 oielen
ltebeln beOrobt tperoen, mo- man an
ser gon3en WenIdbeit ber5meifeln
m06te, bo 1dout ser Gbriit binauf
5um &reu5, gum Seile Ser 8elt. Sour
oa miro oie beorobte, Ibtper beinge=
ludte MenI6beit ibr Sell finoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-15
gsitt,Do6, ben 15. Rars 1914

&unlt r11ttg 5u Dettteit beioubrtngen.
Wnn riibntt bon ibut er babe bic
&bi1oiopbie,. itatt at oen SimneI, ouf
bic @roe getpieien; Seius bingeeen
bat oen Simmel auf Die groe ge.
bra6t. Sofrates ftellte cine teiGpeiie
Serbefierung oes 8eritan5es in Mus,
lt6t, SeiuS bingegen 6as etpige @liid.
1ebrigens lit Der I6arHinnige 9ro>
feiior Der Maieutif obne M4rtpri1,m
iteb5ig Sabre alt getporoen; Damn nod
bot man i'm cine Iange 8erteioigunqs.
reoe balten laiien; er itarb fdlieBli6
|ibn1er5los inmitten ieiner 56iiler,
bon oenen i'm feiner berroten ODER
perlaiien bat.
SeIns bat 1nenoli6 mebr uno 8ei<
leres 9elebrt ols eine gereiniate Gos
pbiitif ooer cine a,1f @eredtigteit iid5
9riinoenoe 8itrgeriittIidfeit. @r bat
Die Neenl6en nad ieinem @benbiloe
1mtpanoeln tpollen, tpie Ser 8ropbet
e5e6iel eS angetiinoigt bot: sd
tperoe eu6 Elm neues Ser3 qeben, Ell
men neuen @et1t meroe id eud) fem
ben; euer iteinbortes Ser5 tperoe id]
eub berausnebmen uno meinen @ei5t
en6 einpflan5en."
@r beruft uns 3ur @ott6bnlidfeit,
5ur unmittelbaren Jibrung ourd
9ott, oos beiBt 5u gottli6er syreibeit
Seto beilig, tpie @ott beiIig lit! Ser
5e1bt, tpie Got beroeibt! 2iebet ein-
onoer, tpie 8ott eu6 Iiebt! 8enn ihr
oas tut, miro es unter eudb feine
Seinoe mebr geben, feine &erren, fei-
ne nngliidliden uno Mrmen, feine
Vforoer, feine l1nter6riidten: 6os
Stmmelrei6 miro bic ungeredten @r--
oenrei9e erieben.
Dos lit oie Mufgobe unb bag @erf
ebrlltt getpeien. Ct bat aeraoe tpie
Die S6lan9e i'm 8ora6ies, ober init
e11t9e9engeiebter abiidt, 5u oen Men-
lden 9efagt: ibr font fem tpie @otter!
Nber Die Menl6en bQben ntdt 6ie
&ratt onfgebra6t, ibm at foIqen.
9enn 8ott lit au3u tpeit peq, un6 i'm
Sdlamme it6 tpaI5en bot audi feline
Subt9teit. Sir Sen @urm, Der iid
IN S6n1lb uno Scot gefGut, pdre es
oll3u groBe Neiibe, Elm SeiIiger 5u tper-
Den uno oaourd ser 8outommenbeit
t1abe5ufommen, 6ie 6os ein5ioe @liid
ut, oos beroient eritrebt 3u tperoen,
uno ooS ni6t enttGuldt.
90 baben ite olles beri6mdbt, tpos
Selus ibnen anbot 3u1ammen nit fei-
nem queaenoen 8lut. I'm feline Iaftioe
Sttmme, Die 5u einem ou3u teller
Autl9fprng oufrief; ni6t boren Al
r1ltlien> boben iie oieIe @titnme am
&reu5e eritidt. Sic boben itfj bon ber
Wto9li9tett, lire Sitter aus stein,
gtetoa uno Hapier at oerIieren,
l9reden loiien; an oie unenoliden
@ltter> Die er in Eaui6 geben tpoGte,
9oben ite ni6t geeIapbt. SnfoIae Die
1es Ter5idtes uno in foIge 6ieler Ser
lultangit lit oer Meni i6enfobr an ie-
nent n Gage auf Ser Sddoelitdtte qe=
ltorben NIT ieinem &uf in Die geo6t
binaus.
~ ltno ieoer> Ser auf Sen STUFF feline
antnort etbt, fdldgt neu ouf oie Sea-
gel, Die tbn 10 biele SSSabrbunoerte
1Clo11 nt1S niG1t nphr a1t f1IfnnAn 0ro,.,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-15

916tern 1&no aus ben Wtptbenbnbern
berbor5ubolen, oamtt ite Gbriitus oen
Stang itreitig MAIDEN. Sbr mo6tet u1ts
| ia tpobI 10 tpas porfiibren tpie: ben
ormen &rets, oen 1ein eiferIii6tiger
8ruoer, Der rote Get, in etnen &aiten
| geiperrt uno ins Meer getporfen bat,
mo oonn> oie Slide Sen beoouernsmer>
ten &onig bon NegDpten in touleno
Stiide 5errilien; o0er Ben l6onen 8a=
bplonier Tammu3, Ser tpie iein 8r1=
Ser ooer Setter Noonis aunter Ben
9auern zines @bers ltorb; ooer oas
ltngebe1er gaboni, bas nit Dem
6reun0e So5ubar na6 9eippur fam
uno BORT in einem @eraufe nit Sen
@in>pobnern getotet tpuroe; ooer oen
Sanger Srpbeus, 6en Sic 8aiiarioen
in Seben riilen, tpei1 er nur 6em @po1=
10 uno nidt ouf 6em Oionplos 5u
gbren in bic Saiten greifen tpoIlte;
ooer ben fe!1i6en &ippolpt, Der oie
l1morm1ng Ser BbGoro beri6mGbte
un6 Oesbalb bon einem aus oern
Weere berauffommen6en Stier geto-
tet DurOe; ooer oen tiidtigen SSS0ger
Orion, SEN 9lrtemis nit Dem 8feile
trofn ipeil lte gu einem @ettfompf inn
Disfus1perfen berous5ufor0ern ge=
tpo9t bate; ooer ienen Eitanen, Ser
Dem @eier gum JraB gegeben tpuroe,
neil er oie Menl6en Sen @ebroud oes
Seuers uno onoere niiblide Oinge &C.
lebrt - ct lebt INNER nod, lit un-
iterbli9 uno sic Sfeanioen tr01ten i'm.
&nes 6as itnb @ei60pfe Ser 8oIts=
iage, bon BEN Didtern tpieber oufge-
nommen ltno meiter ousgeidmiidt:
@eoanfentpeien, sic fein lebenoiger
Menid ie geieben. Gbriitus bingeeen
lit in Menidengeitalt erl6ienen, bot
unter Menl6en gelebt; 6tefe Meni6en
boben feline @ei6i6te er3dblt, unmit=
telbor nad Ieinem Eooe, 5lt elmer 3eit,
Die nns nabe un0 our6aus befannt
l1t. Sene anoeren iino ni6t getotet
noroen, neil tie cine neue Sittli6feit,
cine unoerlierbare Offenbarunq ge=
bra6t batten, Ion0ern aus &ad1udt,
VfiBgunlt @iferiudt, So6mut, 9u=
foa; oen etn5tgen Brometbeus ousge=
nommen, ser 0ie Mnf6nge Der 3ipili-
iotton bartlett, oobei es 1td MIR Inn
Stoffgiiter bonoelt. 0teie 9bantoite=
gel6opfe Iitten un6 itorben aus per-
lnolt6en, nteman6 ettpos ongebenoen,
erbormliden l1rloden. &einer bon it,
men bat fem 2eben eigens, um oie
Vten1den 5u retten, bingegeben; audi
Frometbeus bdtte getpiB, tpenn er Sen
3orn oes 3eus borausgeieben batte,
oos 5elter gebeimgebalten Dor Sen un=
tpiilenoen Menlden.
Nber, iagen oie geadfonlmen 6es
&olpbos,' obgeieben bon Der Glitter
melt tpiilen mir ia audi bon anoern
Die 9eraoe 10 Die Gbriitus 2eioen ouf
ltb nabn1en Inn Sen MenIden oie
yeaDrllng 5lt 1benfen; audi 1ie baben
S6ulen nno Geligionen geqriinoet
tp1e er. 2lber tpelder bon oielen l0Rt
lt9 oenn au6 nur i'm entfernteIten
NIT ebriitus bereleiden?
gttpo Ser brobe 8eon1te @onf1ni,,s
oer' betDetbt uno NIT @inoern eelea-
net n 1elnen Weioe5ou einabm, offent=
i l1oe 4rbeiten leitete un0 frie01i6 in
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-15

5rau gum Manne, ser ipdt aus
Dem 8aitbauie fomntt): u&eute
fommit ou i6on ipieoer 10 ipGt nad
Sauie? Sd babe fein Auge auee-
ton."
Mann: ,,Nun, 70 bride tpeniejtens
iebt ems au!'' g.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-15
9as &rlt5tftr TIT Drift
It6e1t 9eitt

SQS SEu6LIlE, uuS OYAluoA wv
&reu5es, an oem Der S8eltbeilono,
nod ben unIdgliden 2eioen Der &ar'
tpode, iein @rloiungstperf pollenoete,
1T 6os erbabenlte 3ei6en zines Gbri'
item uno ioIlte ben @brenplab in ie=
Dem 6riitli6en Saufe einnebmen.
Qeioer lit es in bielen 6riitli6en Set
men ,,ouBer Mooe" getporoen.
@enn beut5utoge Elm iunges Che
poor it9 6as neue SeinL in tpel6es
es ein5u5ieben geoenft, einri6tet, 10
meroen - oft genug bel unidentified
ten &laiien - Die pra6tooniten Mo=
bel, Geppide, Borbange ongeidafft;
Elm sluftpano> mie i'm in friberen
3eiten nur iebr bo6itebenoe, ia fiirit>
li6e 8oore itd] geltotteten, lit bente
bel begiiterten 8iirgerli6en idon gana
5u Sou1e. Oo feblt ni6ts, a,,6 ni6t
oas @eringite, mas mooerne @legang
erforoert. Sour fir tpirtlid fdonen,
oen1 iibrigen 2urus entipredenoen
@anoi6ntud 1T oft re6t erbarmltd)
ge1orgt. SSn @obn unO gmpfangs>
3imn1ern bGngen biellei6t einige quite
pbotogropbii6e Mufnabmen Ser 5amts
Iienangeb0rigen, Elm Stilleben oft
Iebr minoeren @ertes ooer eitt @en=
rebilo6en; aber ni6ts, tpas oas Suge
ent5iidt uno 0os Ser3 erbebt. l1no
ood itn0 gerooe CUTE 8iloer, Stt6e
na9 alten Weiitern, religioie ooer ge-
idi9tlid)e 9aritellungen 10 iebr geeigs
net, unieren @eoanfen einen boberen
Slug 5u geben uno uns fir Sobes
uno g6les 5u begeiitern.
8or alem ober Iolte in feiner
DIRT Itli9en @obnung Elm i60nes @ru.
5ifir feblen, tpel6em Ser @brenplab
i'm @obns 1tno 55dlaf5immer Der CHE
1eute gebiibrt. Sci Ser Mnidaffung
oieies bornebmlten 8onoidmudes
loIlte am tpenig1ten geiport perben.
9eidt ein fleines, uni6einbares &reu5=
lein, tpe16es man in irgeno elmer
gde 6es 3immers, tpie beritedt, on=
gebrudt bat, nein, Elm fl1nitbolles, gu
oIlem onoeren 2urus paiien0es &reu5s
Bib ioIlte 6en i90niten 8las oes 3im=
merS einnebme1, 10 6aB 3. g. i'm
S9Iof5inmer beim grtpa9en uno Dor
Dem ginl6lofen Ser erite uno ser leB>
te 81id ii6 ouf Ben iterberoen @rlo=
fer ridten fann, in oeilen @na6e rn0
unter oefien 56ub mir leben uno lter-
ben >pouen. Dteies @ru5ifir lei 5l-
gleid unier @laubensbefenntnis ge>
geniiber ollen, bic uniere @obnung be-
1i6tigen. gu 0ieier Jabne baben mir
in Der beiligen Saufe gei6moren, I'M
ter ibr tpollen mir ais tpadere &an1pz
fer iteitben unier 2eben lang. Sn 2ei6
uno Sreu6' miro uns ser @efreu5igte
nobe iein, ipenn mir i'm bo6bolten
uno uns 5u linn in alien 2agen 6es
2eben fliidten als 511 unierem S6ub=
berrn.
8ie idon lit es, tpenn il1nee gbe-
leute ltd getpobnen, Morgen- uno
slbenogebet gemeini6aftlid 5u oerrid)s
ten uno ipater oie &inoer 10 friibe
ipie m0glid onaeleitet tperoen, oie
fleinen !Sanoden gu falten uno ibre
tinoli6en @ebete 81 itanmeln, tpobei
Die utter ite bintpeiit auf oas &reu-
5esbilo, ooer ouf cine quite Darl ltel,
luna Der Iieben Wh1tter @nttes nit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-15

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Kodiak mirror., 1944-11-04
Visits old Scenes

Charles Burr, former employe of the base contractors, visited with friends in Kodiak this week as a boat he is on for the ATS put in for a brief stay. He is em- ployed on the boat as oiler.
 Mrs. Burr, who also lived here and engaged in nursing both at the base and at tbe local hos pital, is now a first class welder and IS employed in a shipyard at Portland, Ore.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-11-04
Flock of Snow Geese Lights on Island

A flock of over a 1000 beauti- full white snow geese settled on the beach of Holiday Island a week ago Friday, it was report ed here this week.
 In the memory of old-timers in the community it was the first time they have ever landed in this vicinity, although focks of them have been seen heading south from their habitat above the Arctic circle, principally in the Mackenzie delta district.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-11-04
"Jane Eyre" AtLyric

Together on the screen for the first time, Orson Welles and Joan Fontaine are starred in 20th Century-Fox's adaptation of Charlotte Broute's spectaeularly thrilling romantic novel, Jane Eyre" slated to open Saturday at the Lyric theatre
 Welles plays the role of Ed ward Rochester, the moody and sardonic master of Thornheld Hall, while Academy Award winner Joan Fontaine plays the title role of Jane, the shy and wistful governess whose love for the breeding Rochester is stalk ed by mystery and terror.
 Others featured in the picture which was directed by Robert Stevenson, are Margaret O'Brien in the part of Rochester's ward. Peggy Ann Garner who plays Joan as a girl, and John Sutton who plays the part of the kinely' Dr. Rivers.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-11-04
Notice To Creditors

NOTICE IS HEREBY CIV EN by the undersigned admins. trator of the Estate of Grant Flynn, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, that within six (6) months after the first publication of this notice they exhibit them, with the nec- essary vouchers, to the sad ad- ministrator at the offices of Tay- Tor & Seltzer, Attorneys for the said administrator, in Kodiak, Alaska, that being the place for
Kodiak mirror., 1944-11-04
In Hospital

Reder Kaurin, fisherman on the halibut boat "Norby" was admitted to the GM hospital Sunday night for medical treat ment. It was reported he was suffering from i'll effects of an old rib injury.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-11-04

The fire siren was blown at 3 pm Sunday when a fire on Mis- sion road was reported at the deputy U. S. Marshal's office. Immediate investigation disclos- ed that trash was being burned and the fire trucks were not taken out.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-11-04
To Revive Union

William Wright announced this week that an effort will be made this month to reorganize the Culinary Alliance, union of restaurant and allied employees, which has been inactive for the past few months.
 He said members and employ CTS will be contacted first, and that at 8 later date a meeting will be called.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-11-04

the transaction of business of the said estate, and that in the event of claims to so present said claims within the said period of time the same will become barred by operation of law.
 ROBERT VON SCHEELE Administrator of the Estate of
 Grant Flynn
 Date of First Publication October IA, 1914
Kodiak mirror., 1944-11-04

Bernice Laurie, formerly of San Francesca, is employed at the Mems store.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-11-04

There will be meeting of the board of directors of the Kodiak Electric Association at the power house next Monday night.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-06-17

June 18th at Mt Zion Baptist
church in Newark. Mr. Booker.
war veteran, is a member Of
the Medford Fire Department
Mr. Trafford Lightfoot of
jerome st was struck by an
awning as it fell from a build
ing in Davis Square recently
according to a report just re-
ceived.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-06-17

son and Frank Rogers. The pro-
gram of the Children's depart
ment of the Sunday School con-
cluded the service for the day.
Miss Eleanor Randolph was in
charge Mr.. Everett West, super
intendent. June 18th, Chaplain
G. r. Wood, of st. Louis, Mo-, will
be the speaker at the Fathers
Day service which will be con-
Quoted by the men of the church.
Rev. Clayton was elected vice
president of the Maiden Minis
tiers Conference at their annual
meeting. George High, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. High of Harrison
street, Maiden, has been induct-
ed into the Navy and is receiv-
ing his training in Maryland.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-06-17
Baby Distress
May Be Collie

When a baby who has been
apparently contented begins to
cry lot, it is a pretty good sign
that something is disturbing
him and he is in need of atten-
ton.
Several things can cause an
ordinarily we'll behaved infant
to become distressed and the
observant parent can usually
locate the cause Of the trouble.
Helpful suggestions along
these lines are contained in
"Tummy-aches," an article by
Dr.. Josephine H. Kenyon in the
May issue of Good Housekeep-
ing magazine, a few Of which
follow:
collie is common form Of stom-
ach pain. His abdomen may be dis
tended, and he may be lying with
his feet drawn up and pinched ex.
preston on his face. Try to help
him get rid of the gas Hold him up
over your shoulder and rub his
back; give him sips OF warm boiled
water or a swallow or two of his
regular food. II this does not help,
put him down on your lap over
warm-water bag, and then hold him
up over your shoulder.
THE trouble may be in his intes-
tines rather than in his stomach.
An enema Of plain warm water
should start bowel movement and
give him relief There is one more
simple remedy; give him a warm,
soothing bath-but only II you have
warm room"
DR.. Kenyon warns against giving
a cathartic to anyone Of any age
who is suffering from an acute abb
dominal pain because Of the danger
Of an appendix rupture or worsen-
ing an intestinal obstruction.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-06-17
Cambridge

message. Baptizing by Rev
Burch. The combined junior
and senior choirS under the
direction of Mrs L Williams
and the Gospel Chorus under
the direction of Mrs H Green
rendered the music.
Next Sunday, Fathers Day,
we are asking all members and
friends to be present. Rock of
Ages (Pantomime) is given by
the Gospel Chorus Sunday
June 25.
A musical Tea is given by the
Union Baptist choir June 10.
Every one is invited to attend
our church and activities.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-06-17

stores will be auctioned off this
week to civilians beginning
Friday, June 10Th of this week.
Shoes, jackets, beds, work
clothes, cook S caps and coats,
lanterns, fire extinguisherS,
and even sewing machine
will be on sale to those inter-
eSted. The local office urges
MedforditeS to return their
fuel oil applications as soon as
possible or some may be late
in receiving their new ration
books. Do it now. The City has
purchased excellent tennis
courts for Playstead Park
which already boasts of seat
ing stands and a fine field
house as we'll as three playing
fields. Last week the papers
announced that the City had
appropriated $1,000 to open and
operate a new swimming pool
at Tufts Park which also has
many facilities. What is our
new Alderman of Ward six
going to give Digger Park?
Ex-Mayor John C Carr is now
a major stationed in Atlanta,
Georgia. Chaplain Charles
Fisher of the 3646th was re-
portedly walking along a street
in Italy recently when he
bumped into his brother Irwin
who has been fighting with the
Allies ever since the African
campaign, long before the IN
vasion Of Italy. Both are brot'l-
erS Of Harry r Fisher Of Lin
coin st and they haven't seen
each other in years. There is a
great demand for \ nurses in
case local girls are undecided
about a career. A Youth Can
teen will be established at The
MIS gym with dancing and
soft drinks for the teen age
group. Popular Eddie PidgeOn
has been appointed faculty
mgr Of Mis- athletics, a good
choice. Joan Rhone, Beverly
Parham and Norma Valentine
are newest additions to the
Medford Girl Scouts who are
making good. Girl Scouts lone
Digger and Gloria Bosfield
have received their home nurS-
ing service badge and service
pin and will attend Day Camp
next month. Encourage your
girl to join the Scouts this
year, Mr. John Wright and Mr.
John WiIkerson still remain on
the sick list, as was your re-
porter last week. Thanks for
all news contributed. Remem-
Der you can phone. And re-
member Fathers Day, M. K.
FLASH EXTRA Invita-
tons have just been received
in Medford Of the coming mar
riage of Miss Martha Knight
of Newark, N. J. to Mr. Charles
w Booker of this city, Sunday,
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WOBURN
ST. JOHNS BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Harold t. Branch, Pastor.

ST. JOHNS BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Harold T. Branch, Pastor.
Woburn, Mass, June IL - A
special graduation service will be
conducted Sunday at IL o'clock
in honor of graduates of
High school. The Misses Majorie
Atkinson, Shirley Canada, Alex
ander Brown, James Fitchett,
and John Schenk received their
diplomas at the graduation ex-
erciSes in the Woburn Senior
High School last week. The regu-
lar worship service was held last
Sunday. Rev. Branch preached
in the morning on "The Two
Builders, In the evening, Rev.
Miller of Winchester preached on
the general theme of Children'S
Day. The church school under
Supt. Mr.. Chester Canada and
the Committee held the annual
Children'S Day exercises. The
Inter. Church Youth Fellowship
of Woburn, met in the church
Sunday night. The meeting was
called to elect officers and set
ting up the organization. A
large delegation was present.
Miss Millicent Saunders is the
director of the st. Johns group.
A Vacation Bible School under
the Federated Women's Clubs
will begin July in the local Y.
M. C. A. Parents are urged to
see that their children attend.
The Pastors Aid Club will give
chicken dinner at the Church
on June 25th. Mrs. Virginia
Crutchfield arrived in the city
last week from Paris, Texas.
Sergeant Theodore Crutchfield is
stationed in Camp in Texas. The
dedication of the World War II
Honor Roll will take place Sun
day afternoon on the Common
Miss Shirley Canada graduated
from the High School with credit.
Miss Miriam Keller of Allen st,
is attending Boston Univ. Sum-
mer School, working for her
Masters degree. Miss Majorie
Atkinson is planning to enter the
Univ. of Pennsylvania next fall
The Mothers and Daughters Club
presented gifts to Mrs. Clara Pol
Inns and Miss Bessie Burwell at
a recent meeting at their home.
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we'll. We've never had a bet
ter program. Remarks were
made by Mr. Lee Givens, the
superintendent, and also Rev
Davis. Mrs Emma Lee is shut
in for aSfew days and could not
be at her post Sunday. Mrs
Dennis left the city Monday,
June u, to spend a week in
Philadelphia with Miss Susa
Madison. She will. visit the
Baptist Convention while there.
Come to Zion.
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CHELSEA

PEOPLES BAPTIST CHURCH
166 Pearl Street
. Revs. Virgis Hill,
Samuel H. Bullock,
DrS. r. T. Reed and
J. E. Jetz,
Committee in Charge
The servire az the Peoples
Baptist church, Chelsea, will