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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-18
Nemci velild ofer,zivii ma 90 mill dolgi front
Japonci Sc srnejo
vrniti ma zap. obalo


WASHINGTON, II. de-
cembra. Vojni depart
ment je naznanil, da Sc a
meriski drzavl.jani japon-
skega porekia s.nejo zopet
vrniti v kraje ma zapadni
Obali, i'm v San Francisco
je bio istocasno Cd vojaske
oblasti naznanjeno, da cd
redba postane polnonocna
2. ,ianuarja.
Kot vzrok Sc navajo DEF
stvo, da so Amerikanci Ja-
ponskega porekla, XII Sc ma
hajajo v oborczsnih silah,
izborno pokazai svojo To-
jalncst napram Zed. drza-
vam. Drugi faktor pa ie u
goden razvoj vojnih opera
eli ma Pacifiku, katere sko-
ro popolnoma izkijusujejo
mozaost japonske invazije
ma arneriski pacificni oba-
Ii.
Naznanilo pa poroea, da
Sc na pacificno obalo Sc
tudi v bodcce ne bodo sme-
Ii vr1iti oni asneriski dr.
zavlJani Japonskega pore
kla, o katerih Sc i'm a ma
rokah informacije, da goji-
jo simpatije "a Japonsko.
Po japonskem napadu ma
Pearl Harbor Sc je morale
izseliti liz California, Wash
ingtona in Oregona mad
1l5,OO0 oseb japonskega
porekEa. Vacina cd teh je
bila pozneje pos,ana " re-
koiacijske centre, XII Sc ma
hajajo ve6ji del v drzavah
Arizona, Utah, Wyoming in
Colorado.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-18
JACOB JARC

Vceraj zjutraj je v Emer-
.gency Clinic bolnisnici umrl ia
cob Jarc, star so let, stanujo6
ma 382 E. 16O st. Donna je bill
il Cerne vasi pri Ljubljani, od-
.koder je prisel v Ameriko pred
43. lett. Tukaj zapusca sestricno
Louise Simoncic, necaka Louisa,
'tri necakinje: Margaret Vad-
nal, Jennie Muzic in Helen
Jartz, ' Colorado brata Jo-
sepha, in v Detroitu, necaka
Andrew in necakinjo Lillian,
ter v start domovini brata Fran
kaf in dive sestri Frances in Jen-
ME. Bill .je clan podr. st. 8
.SMZ. Pogreb Sc bo vrsil IL
August F. Syetek pogrebnega
zavoda, 478 E. 152 st.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-18

Ma nekaterih tockah fronte
med Monschauom, 16 mill juz
novzhodno cd Aachena, in v
juzni smeri proti Trieru, je So
vraznik napredoval nekaj mill,
med tenn ko so Amerikanci na
drugih tockah njegovo napre-
dovanje ustaviii.
(Koliko globoko je sovraznik
prodrl, Sc ma zavezniskem 81.
stanu nj objavilo. Porocevalcl
ma 'front.' javljajo, da je vojas
ka cenzura v nekaterih poroei
lih naredila spremembe.)
Nemci so stopili v BOZ ma po-
velje feldmarsala Karla Rudolfa
Rundstedta, XII je ma svoje vo-
jake naslovil poziv, v katerem
pravi, da je njihova ''ura napo-
ella"
Nemci upajo, da Sc vrnejo v
PariZ
Radijski correspondent Cor
don Frazer poroca S fronte, da
n e m ski ujetniki pravijo, da
Nemci upajo, da bodo do boz.
ca zopet nazaj v Parizu.
Zavezniski 81. stan izjavlja
da medtem ko nemska ofenziva a
brez dvoma predstavlja vojasko Q
operacijo vecjega kalibra, kate
re Sc ne more podcenjevati, pa
nj nobenega vzroka "a vznemir.
jenje ali strah- da bodo Nemci
dalec prisli.
Skusajo zmanjsati pritisk pred
DuerenOm
Porocilo fronte, kjer sc DO,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-18
Ratifikacija gotova

Porocilo pravi, da je kabinet Z
zadovoljstvom proueil posamez-
ne toake pakta in prisel do "a.
kljucka, da predstavlja, "kapi-
talen f aktor v solidarnost'
Zdruzenih narodov", kakor tu.
di bistven element "a bodoco
varnost Francije.
De Gaulle bo pakt Sc ia te'
den predlozil posvetovalni zbor,
nici, katera ga DO, kakor Sc "a.
trjuje, brez dvoma potrdila.
Pogodba je "a dobo 20 let in
Sc ina nadaljevati nedoloceno
po preteku te dobe, razen ak
bi 10 ena izned pogodbenih dc.
zav po enoletnem prehodnen
naznan4lu preklicala.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-18
v5EbINA pAkTA
Med SOW. UNIJ0
IN F.RAN(IJ0
Medsebojna vojaska
in ekonomska pomoS "a
20 let in skupen
nastop proti bodosi
nemski agresivnosti

PARIZ, II. decembra. -
Francosko zunanje ministrstvo
,je danes objavilo vsebino, 20.
letne pogodbe, XII je bila skle-
njena med Francijo in Rusijo
oh priliki De Gaullovega obs
ka v Moskvi, IL katere je raz-
vidno, da sta sc drzavi medse-
! bojno zavezali, nuditi drug g a
drugi vojasko in ekonomsko po-
moe, sodelovati pri naporu "a
organiziranje svetovne organi-
zacije "a mir, nadaljevati z bor-
bo do koncnega poraza Nemei-
lie in delati roka v roki, da Sc
v kali zatre vsak bodoci poiz-
kus Nemeije "a agresijo.
sklenjena pogodba specific
no dolora, da ako bi bila ena
izmed obeh pogodbenih drzav
ogrozena cd Nemeije, je doE-
most druge, da il takoj priskoei
ma pomoc z vsemi sredstvi, ka-
terimi razpolaga.
UDveza protl nasprotuJocim
paktom In koalicijaan
Francija in Rusija sta Sc v
tel pcgodbi obvezali, da ne bo-
sta naredili nobene pogodbe,
stopili v nobeno koalicijo, XII bi
bila naperjena proti interesom
druge, ampak ia pogodba Sc ne
nanasa ma re poprej sklenjene
pogodbe, kakor ma pr. ma 20
letni pakt med Anglijo in Ru-
sijo, XII je bill sklenjen kmalu po
nemskem .napadu ma Rusijo.
Gen.. Charles de Gaule in
francoski zunanji minister &C.
orges Bidault sta danes kabi-
netu podala obsirno porocilo o
pogodbi Rusijo, nakar je ka-
binet odloeil, da Sc pogodba
pred ratifikacijo predlozi po-
svetovalni skupscini, XII vrsi pc.
sle/ parlamenta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-18
JOHN LEVSTEK

Vceraj OBJ 2. uri popoldne je
'po dolgi bolezni unnrl ma svo-
jem do1nu John Levstek, star
SO let, stanujoG ma 1889 E. so
|St. Pogreb se' bo vrsil il Zakraj-
skovega pogrebnega zavoda. Po-
|drobnosti bono porocali jutri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-18
so VIRGIL AdERIkANCE NAzAJ
i'm IzN0VA INVADIRALI 0zEM-
LIE BELGIJE IN LUk5EMbUR5kE
Naciji v desperatnem poizkusu,
da bi obrnili tok borbe; nemski
napadi ma drugih tockah ustavljeni

PARIZ, ponedeljek, Is. decembra - Nemska ar
mazda e vcera podvzea prvo veko ofenzivo liza dne-
va ko so Sc zavezniske sile zkrcale Normandi Mem
ci rgli bo soce mostva in vec so tankov ma 60
mill dogi 'front.' in znova vdri Belgijo in Luksembur
SkO
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-18

Nadaljne mcstne
novice boste nasi ma 2. strani
danasnje izdaje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-18
Borba med ELIAS cetalrlii
in Anglezzii Sc nadaljj ljjuje
Pogajanja "a premirje ma
Grskem so Sc izjalovila

ATENE II. dec. = Cete grske osvobodne fronte
(ELAs) danes odprle ogenj britske postojanke
Atenah nakar angleska Sptfire leala in letala
kenim izstrek napadla levicarske cete grki presto
ici
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-12-08

Mrs. r. Heryey, and was accom-
panied by Booker johnson.
Joe Nathan IIervey of Kansas
CITY visited his grandparents,
Mr.. ana Mrs. G. B. Hervey.
Cpl. Algie Dairs of Camp Rob
inson was the guest of Mrs. e.
Gil1yard.
$ &c Theodore Brown, of Balm
bridge, Md, was dinner guest OF
his cousin, Mrs. n. Johnson and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Canady and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. johnson are
repairing their houses.
Robert Strickland of Kansas
City, visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Strickland.
Mrs. l.. Winston of Morrilton
visited her sister-in-law, Mrs. L.
II. Winston.
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SGT. HENDRIX
Hello. Friends

Says Sgt. George r. Hendrix
from somewhere in France!
Volunteering for service in
1912, Sgt Hendrix took basic
training near New Orleans, La,
and was shipped from New York
Port of Embarkation, September
1913,
Sgt. Hendrix is a resident of
Bebee, but spent many happy days
here in our own city. He was en-
ployed at a local department store.
His brother, Pvt. Ocie H. Hem
dirk is somewhere in Hawaii and
although the two are far apart,
they write often about the many
thrilling experiences.
Their sister, Miss Aisle Lee
Hendrix resides here with the rest
Of their huge family,
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Pose Seven

and Mr.. and Mrs. Ridgell spent
IN enjoyable trip in Crossett Fri
lay attending the teachers meet
ing and the Ashley County tea
cheers raised their state teachers
association dues in full. The
eighth annual birthday of Morn
ing Star Baptist church was cell
ebrated by the ministerial allia-
nee, Sunday at three o'clock.
The communion service at Pill
grim AME church was spiritually
high. Mrs. Beatrice Heart unit
ed with the AME church. The
First Baptist church had a sue
eessful year of Sunday school CO.
operation. They raised $3.50 un-
der the leadership OF their Supt.
Bro. Geo. Ridgell and Rev. +.
X. Powell. pastor.
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Gloria Downs

Gloria Downs
Outstanding visitors here are
Mrs. G, ". sherley. Dallas, Tex,
Mr.. W. \, Armslead, Duncan,
Okla, Pvt. Monroe Middle and
Pvt, Leroy Brinkley from over
seas. Miss Martha Jone. y. Y,
City, IL, c. Roney. Calf, h. B.,
jacques, Memphis, Tenn. j, c.,
Hicks, Ala, are also visitors. :,
Thanksgiving was the means
whereby many were united, Plays
were given by each OF the schools,
With a special play being given by
Douglas School with starred Miss
Bette Lee Anderson and James
Duley. Douglas Is also publish
ing monthly paper, Odell Love,
editor, The school also donated
groceries to the conyalescent
home. A shower was given the
Alice Eve Hospital by interested
citizens. The Pythan Hotel
is also making many outstanding
repairs. The Ministerial coun-
ell conducted their annual Thanks
giving services at Cottrell Chapel
CME church Thursday. Combined
choirs OF the city sang. The mes
sage was delivered by the Rev.
j. c. Cults, Mrs. T. J. Griffing,
and Miss Layerne Lotion We're
heard on the air Monday night, ,
Mrs. Emery, and Mrs. a. Lee and
mother are home from their vaca-
tons. Mrs. S. Brown, and Mrs.
+, Graves were in Memphis.
Gr, ami Mrs. T. ] Griffin, Miss
LaYerne, and Jewel Lotion, and
Miss Peggy Fuller were in Pine
Bluff Thanksgiving and were the
dinner guests of Mrs. T. Rec.
Mrs. Irene Edmonds was dinner
guest sunday Of Miss Mary Eng
lish Friends surprised Miss
Zeaia WINS, Monday night with
"a surprise birthday party. Prof.
J. A. Patterson will deliver five
major addresses in Washington,
D. G. in early January. ST.
8aul AAE church observed Mems
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NEWPORT
Mrs. &. ID. Mays

Mr.. and Mrs. Jordon Reeves
entertained their daughter, Miss
Minnie Bell Reeves, on Thanks
giving with a theater party, A
group of her school friends met
at their home for a delicious four
course luncheon. and then went
to the theater. The newly deco
rated home was beautiful with
fall flowers and lpants. The eve
ming was enjoyed by all, Pfc.
7, Warren of Camp Gruber, Okla
spent his turlough here with rela-
tiyes and friends. Pfc. William
Saunders of Ga. spent the week
end here with relatives and
friends. Mrs. B. Taylor spent
the weekend with her daughter
Mrs. ommie Williams here. Mrs
Ia Tor was en- route to Okla. tC
join her son there, Mr., and
Mrs. c. Branscomb of Newark
spent Thanksgiving with Mrs.
Nranseomb's mother. Mrs. A.
'. Smith spent Thanksgiving with
her parents at Mariana. Rev.
\. l.. Dove has returned from the
Conference to resume duties as
pastor Of st, Paul AME church
for the ensuing year. Mrs Des-
sic benson spent the weekend
at Howell with relatives. The
sym drive ends Dec. 10th. Have
Eou paid your PLEDGE. Mrs,
Willie NJ. stegall was entertain
ed with birthday party on Tues,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. r.
Burton on Second st. The Ush-
er Board of Morning Star Bapt.
church sponsored a program on
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Hot Springs

Day Sunday. Visitors Chapel
fwill conduct a special Christmas
pageant directed by Mrs, Gorden.
The Ministerial Council elected
the following officers Monday.
Reys. G. \. Collins, pres. l.. ].
Griffin, vice pres, j. {. Curtis,
sec'y., G. Paschall, asst. sect, j.
II, Richardson, treas, |. ID. Nit
chell, chaplain. Gossip-A lady
met a soldier Wed, and married
him He left Friday night. and
when asked her married name
Sat, she had forgotten 1t. Some
children were running different
parts in big yard on Gaines st.
playing they were getting mar
ried, A bypasser asked what they
were doing, and they said Were
just playing soldier. Two boys
plan finishing law by the close of
the war, so they can assist the
soldiers in securing divorces. =.
Haven Methodist church conduct
ed its second annual achievement
banquet last Tuesday night, amid
flowers and colored lights. The
l944-41 Miss Haven spoke on the
technique OF raising money for
churches, while Mr.. A. Lotion
spoke in glowing tribute for the
return and fine labors OF DR.. T.
}. Griffin, the pastor, Tor a third
year. The response from the
members and the general public
was SO great until at least orders
had to go untitled. On a pre-
yious Sunday night Bishop C. L.
| Russell OF Washington, d. c.,
spoke to a mixed audience. HAY
ems four chOirs and the key to
the church was presented the
Bishop by Miss p. Fuller, acting
for Miss Haven). A repast was
served the Bishop in the dining
room. Rev. Miss B, Nj. Jones,
national evangelist Of Pittsburgh,
Pa, successfully brought To a
close a two weeks revival at Wis
itors Chapel AME church. All
previous records were broken in
that there were % conversions
and SUGGESTIONS. The revival was
also a financial success. The last
night of the service, each person
who had received blessing
through a song, prayer testimony
or sermon were to pin a flower
on the one who had helped them
The evangelist and many Others
mad so many flowers pinned or
them they reminded US OF a low
er garden. This was indeed c
beautiful service. Rev. G. n
| Collins, pastor of Visitors Chape,
highly recommends the evangelist
to the ministers who are in need
of a revival. We pray Gods bless
ing upon her as she leaves fol
Memphis, Tenn, Jacksonville
Fla, and other points.
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Curtis II, johnson

Rev. VIM II, Marley held reg
Jilar service here Sunday with
supt. T., d, Winston in charge Of
Sunday school Rev. j. II. Huge,
pastor Of Lane Chapel CME church
held Service Sunday, NOV. 10Th.
\ week of prayer was held at the
Mt Carmel NJ. b. church. ending
Thanksgiving night. Monday
night, L. D. Winston led, Tuesday
F. A. johnson, and c. n. Johnson
Wednesday, Mrs. l.. A. Winston.
and Mrs. N. Johnson, Thursday,
Hattie N Johnson, and Pauline
Heryey. The Plummerville Junior
High School presented a Thank
sgiving play Thursday evening.
Pvt. l.. b. Leese is home after
an honorable discharge.
Pvt. VIM. NJ, Hayes visited his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
C.. Calvin,
Mrs. Sadie B. Woods and dau-
glitter, Katie Louise, of Menifee
visited Mrs. Nancy Johnson, Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. johnson
were dinner guests of Mr.. and
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1IcCEIIi1El.


Mrs. Matte Williams took a
business trip to Memphis. Tenn
This week we have two letters
to Santa Claus from two of our
youngsters.-Dear Santa Claus;
! have been good. | bring in wat
err and wash the dishes and sweep
the floor, and tend to my little
brother, and please bring me
dress, shoes doll, and some
oranges, apples and nuts.-Lit-
tie Doris Miles.
Dear Santa Clause | have been
bad. fight my little brother,
but | have been good by bringing
in wood, so please be good to me
this time and bring me a gun and
scabbard, pair of shoes, and
suit, also oranges and apples. Lit
tie James r. Ward. We almost
forgot this one. Dear Santa
Claus; Please bring me a soldier
car. Spencer Wheelington Jr.
The drive the Evening Star
Church, Rev. W. C. Campbell,
pastor, wass a success. The
amount of money raised was
$300.05. The pastor visited in
Little Rock this week.
Mrs. l.. w. Flowers spent
Thanksgiving in Memphis.
Mrs, l. Walters spent last Sun
day in Monroe, La.
Miss f, Mitchell is on the sick
list this week. Little Miss E.
Campbell has guest from Arkan-
sas City this week. All weekly
meetings are still alive.
Mrs. Ida Mormon is on the sick
list, and also the step-mother of
Willis Parker.
Miss Beatrice Mcintyre was the
guest Of her father Prof. L. w. Nc
lntyre of Oak Grove, La, on
Thanksgiving,
Tom Shaw was the weekend
guest of his grandmother, Mrs
Maggie Smithe, of Ferriday, La
st, Peter held its LIST Sunday
service with a crowded house.
They had a number of out-of-
town guests, Subject of Sunday
service, This Suffering World. 3"
The third Sunday is the LIST Quar-
terly Conference. The pastor was
invited out to dinner by Mr.. and
Mrs. d. Jones.
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NASHVILLE

C. p. Kelly, while en- route to
Pine BBluff to the ball game, In
company with Prof Taylor met
with an accident, and his ear
was demolished.
Miss Essie Wilder is among the
many attending the conference at
Texarkana, as we'll as Mrs. Lou
Ella Coulter.
Mrs. V. l.. White has accepted
a place as teacher at Center
Point.
The Peach Blossom Federation
met at Glow Training School Fri
day, November Gath, for the first
business meeting of the current
school year. The schools repre-
scented were, Childress, Arkadel-
phia, Okolona, Blevins, Foreman
and Glow. The meeting was bene-
fetal and enjoyed highly by all
who attended. The principle of
ficers elected We're as follows:
President, Harry Harrington,
Okolona; vice president, Alfred
Wesson, Childress High School;
secretary, George II. Olds, Child
ress High School. The presiden-
tial and vice presidential elections
were closely contested between
Childress and Okolona with the
county being won in both eases
on the second ballot. Harry Har-
rington, former president, won
by the margin of two votes. Al
fred Wesson won the vice presi-
Dental election by an oyerWhelm-
ing majority. George II. Olds
won first prize in the speaking
contest by unanimous decision
of the judges. The next meeting
will be at Childress High School
January 9th, 1915. We The
members Of the Childress y. +. A.
Chapter, will do everything in
our power to make the next Fed
GRAFTON a record breaker because
we realize that what We are 70 be,
WE are now becoming
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returned home Mrs. Mary
Washington, who has been visit.
iug the Edgerson family. return
ed to her home i'm ST, Louis, Mo-
last week, Rev, T.. d. Single
ION, Rev, n, c. Hopes, Rev, S. L.
Davis, Rev, j NJ. Miller, Rev.
Shead and Rev, Winchester of La.
were seen Saturday on their way
10 their charges, Teachers home
for Thanksgiving Weekend, Mrs.
Sadie WINS, and Mrs. Callie
Hopes, Mrs. Mary Reed was
visiting relatives in Euroda this
week.
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UNION HILL


X. Strickland, sim &c, Balm
bridge Md, visited his mother,
Mrs. G. Oracle l.. Cheffen. He
was also guest of his aunt in
TeNarkana, Ark. Mr.. Strickland
has returned home.
Mrs. Elnora John of Newlorne,
La, visited her father, Mr.. WV
ems, and also her aunt, Mrs. Hayes.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Howell spent a
business trip in Shreveport. La
Mr., Joiner Of Pine Bluff has
returned home after visiting his
wife, Mrs Mettie Joiner. Mr..
VIM. Joiner has moved to Texar-
Kama, Ark. to make his home.
Mrs. Susie Morton has returned
home. She is making her home
In Texarkana with her grandchil-
dren.
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sunday - Rev Albert st. elaiI
OF Batesyille was speaker at 3
p, m. and Rev. Z S. Shaw of
Weldon was speaker at evening
service. Bro. Frank Davis Is
chief usher. The Famous True
Five Quartet will render a pro-
gram on Sunday, Dec. 10th. at
Morning Star Baptist church.
Mrs. knoxie Branch. and brother,
Ewing Canader. spentThanksgiy-
ing with their parents at La eros
Sc. l., c. Parks. agent of Uni
versal Insurance Co, made his
quarterly visit here during the
past week.
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Dumas
Mamie l.. Mitchell

Card of Thanks-We the family
of the late Mrs, Amy Corbin, who
passed at her home. Nov. %,
1914, take this method OF thank
ing her many friends for their
cards and beautiful florals and
kind expression of sympathy in
her sickness and death at the age
of 10a years old. We are CRATE
full to the Rev, n. C. Hopes and
Mrs. Pearlie Tucker for their
consoling words. She was the
mother of sixteen children, ten
surviving, "A grandchildren, 166
great grandchildren, and 81 great
great grandchildren. Signed. Mr..
Royena Murlone. Mrs. Rubie Cor
bin, Mrs, Annie Cubs. Mr.. +. Cor
bin, Spence Corbin, Jesse Corbin,
Charlie Gorbin. like CoIbin, and
l.. b. Corbin. s.. Mrs. Cunningham
of BBrinkley spent the Weekend
with her aunt, Mrs. Watt Green
and husband Mrs. Lille Lee is
on the sick list this week. Mr.
Deloyd Ware who has been work
ing in Los Angeles, Calf, for the
past few months is visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Ware, Deloyd gave his mother
$1,000 as a gift. Students
home for THANKSGIVING are: Ber-
nice Shaekelford. Morie Ware,
Beatrice Sanders, Pauline Webb,
Bonnie Lee White and Otis Rob
inson. Rev. ] B. Bronner has
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Monticello
Iorene White

ioTtne Niiltt
Mrs. Estella Rowles from Little
Rock, was the guest of her moth
er an drelatiyes for Thanksgiy-
ing.
Rev, c, II, Jones spent the
week in Memphis and Oseeola
visiting the Northeast Conference.
The achievement program of Mrs.
Lawson, county home agent, was
real success. The birthday
party of Rev. Earl Bordeaux was
a lovely affair. He received
quite a few tokens. Miss Sadie
E, Thompson, Miss A. b. Green
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lie Albert Jones are home on fur
Tough, They are being greeted
BY their many friends and rela-
tiYps.
Among the shut-ins are Cortes
Waodmore and daughter, Matte,
We wish for them a speedy re-
eoFefy,
Mrs. J. Johnson Harris of Gary,
Ind. has returned after spending
several days with her mother,
Mrs. l.. Washington.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-12-08
Garfield
Floyd Burre1l

Funeral services were held at
Thompson's Chapel Methodist
church, recently, for Mr.. f. Grant
and Mrs. ID. Phillips, with Rev.
J. |, Davis officiating.
Mr.. John Burrell left for the
west coast.
PVts, Harold Lawson and Will
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-01
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