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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-12
0t1tntbortcit Oats
Kcnfcreits labt picle
Sraeen ,reit ciie,,
SmIuB bon Seite 1.

I'M Ha5ifif aber 5eigcn Elm anoeres
gilo. s(uh bie Hhraie oes Samples
I'M 9enofratie in ser gan5en @elt
bat cine groBes ssrage5eid,en uno lit
in 9umbarton Safs nid,t gelGlt pcr-
ben. @ir ocrlpeiien bier auf Spanic.,
amo Iraentinicn. Spalieu lpnr be.
fanntli6 ser Yrcbierplas ser Gifta-
tornationen. Sou slr9entlnien fiir Ell.
men Hriiiltein nes britten @elttrieges
often bleihen2 Tie Gerei1igten Ha.
tionen baben Die lfatt Selnofrafis
au bIftieren, aber lie ge5eu I'm, Sos
berum. China ielber lit feline Nemo-
fratie uno Golcn 'rnr nlelnalS cine.
Seben mir alio bas 9ilo bon Gums
barton Sass genal an, 10 Seigt $
uns, oaB es nod, iebr piele Ei;nfte
bat fir Grbaltling oes 6riehens nah
bieIem fiirhterliheu ariege, hni, es
beiler lit Tenfcn su perlernen. Ml,h
sic Mhie liebt sic Sehler uno h1rilrl
fGmpit lie immer bartnGfiaer Iiir bie
6reibeit nad) ihrem Sinn. &irtidnft.
lid u6er miro iid) ertueiien Oh S,:l-
barton Snts lpirflit, oas suar mas es
fein iollte. &c.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-12
2eidenbeitattcr
0roise & Stcir,ifteb
GrSffnen nemes Qeid)enheim anf BET
Citieit..

@ir briEgen i,niern 2eiern Sic
Nahridt, Sab Die allbefannten llah
beliebten 9eihenbeitatter 8robe ltno
Steinlnes rln aud, ein Seibenbeitat'
tunssbeim auf Ser Sitieite GIepelanos
baben, inbem lie oas Monreal Ybilie
syuneral Some, 1916 Slt So. Str..
in ser 9sad,barld,aft bes Gillette Sic.
benbiirser Sahienbeim iibernomlmeil
babsn. 8robe uro Steinnteb iino lin-
ter Sen Siebenb&rser Sabien ser
Weltieite 'ehr gut bcfannt lno beliebt
inns lie hofien oab ite lid al,b Sc
CUNT ser Teuiihen uno ScdbIen Ser
Gillette errin1en iperocn, inOem liz
ibuen quite erIttln'iige gesenl,ng in
SterbefGasu fiir mdbigen Greis eebc,'
meroeu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-12
6ertitons2 2tnterieo1t
GiftereencY Conference

Tie 0eriammll,ng in ser 8lauen
0onnl mar tpie INNER bon oen tuc.
|nigen 8ereinen beiudt, bie Die CHING.
felt ,lno bnourh Oie St6rfe auf lire
Sabre geidrieben haben. Mnoere oent.
ld)e 0ereine baben INNER bielelbcGnt
idMloieung: Seine 3eit. God cie in
ser lebtcn Sisung ee.udblten rlro er'
nanuten aomitees beribtcte,1, 10 II. d.
oab Sic 9laue 9onnu S1neer uno Sic
9auernaruppe iid, am sseit am 8. 0e.
5enlber in ser Sttpei5er Sale betei.
ligcn. gropo. Ser Giniraht Sem.
Gbor beteiligt iicb cbenfalls. Gs miro
ein furscs Yrogranm eeballcn ,uer.
Sen uno cs miro geboift haB Die Ser.
SGnacr bon CLEVELAND itd) ebenfalls
te.eiliJen. Sre,loig purre entgegcn
aenommen. oab oie 8otti6eer iih BE-
teiligen apollcn. Ind ser Sc.:tid,e III.
terItiibungs @l,no bat aueeiaat Dies
ssabr mebr aftip iih an Ser Ginigunl
Scs Geutihtlums 81 beteiligen. Gin
autrag IrllrSe ai,gcnommciL ouB SW
@ernan- -slmerican emergency Con.
ference MN aae Tereine ourd) Ser.
tretcr ser &crcnlig!utg beiuthen nil.
Sic bis gum .. Te5entber eine Inter.
baltung hobei,, Inn Ben nod inuner
obieits Itcteuoen Sereinen oie 3,o9Is
uno 3ieie ser Sereiniaume nGber 81
brineen. Gs ipiro er:partet, rab oiric
Sereinc cnoIih iih befemeu 0eatId
Mmerifane- sll Iein.
SnsapIIhen lagen al6 Die Iifets
fir Sic Seitlidfeit Dor, a,no sic Ser
cine lperocn gebetcn reht id,neu Sc.
brauh Sopon 5u MAIDEN, bainit 0ic
in Sen bieIigcil Soipitdlcru nnteryc.
brahten Solonten nit einem @eideat
SIT @eibnadtcn erfre,,t tueroen Ton.
nen. gergcBt nid)t: gs lit fir cure
eigene gbre lpenn es beibt oic 0eutid).
Nmerifaner Glepelanos iinS ebeniol.
he Natrioten in ihren, MSoptippater.
lanS nie irgeno eine auoere Naticua.
litdtengruppe.
Sessleiden tpuroe beItloiien eine:
.Yoiter" Sruden 5l laiien, Ser 5u Scr
iseitlidlfeit einlooet. Snierate an oen,.
IeIben iinb su So, S., $3.50, $40 uno
bcber 81, fpGeften uno es tperben o;s
@eid)dftsleute oarrm augegangcn
uerSen bieic Neffame fir bie @ernlQn
slmerican emergency Conference uaS
sic @ereinigte,r 7eutihen Sereine 81
unterItiiben. 0eutidle heraus. seigt
oab ibr, eurer 8orfabren III Oieien
2anoa suiiroia ieit.
Die ndd,ite Geriammlung iinhet an
2. Nopember, 8 llbr abenOs, in Ser
Gintradt itatt. 9e,,tihe @ereine Re,
teiliat e,,d,.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-12
Si<terte teitSf,ate erisftef,
0cs 0rcater GIebelanb Mn6 NatipnaI
Safcth GonnciIs

Sier lit elm bidteriider Mat bonn
GleDelanb Safety Council in 8e3ua
Der @efabr, tuen1t 1nan brennenbe 81.
garettenitumntel MIR 10 leidt1innig
himpirft:
Sieblt bn eilt Sigarettltltmmel uno
tritps aus,
@ir Blid beeleiten oib uno oei;,
Sals.
Siebit ou elm 3igarettitummeI una
ldBfs liegcn
Wiro 6euer MIR grobes 2eib sir
Snfiiecn.
Mutofobror tpiirben lie nit uers
6unSencn augen fabren? Ind tuu
lie es spenn Iie bel Nad)tfabrten nit
elmer @eldninoigfait su groB fir ibre
Sihtbarfcit fabren. 0aber priifen ii,
ibre aopflidtcr reeelmdbig. 8ergel-
hab lie in ser Diitans ibres 2ihteS
ien lie nidt nur 10 id,neG gu fabren,
anh onbnl.en fCnnen.
Gines aus orei &inSern, 6ie nah,
reno oes SSabres 1914 iterben tperoe,,
iterben ourh llnfaa, iagt oas Glepa.
lanb SnfctD Council. 0as beoertet,
SaB uusefdbr 10000 &inSer ourd,
irgenbsuelfe ltnporlihtigfcit geopfert
neroen. otirphl sic meilten ltnf1lls
perbiitbar fins. Taber fonnen be.
itinmt pieie 2inoer, sic i'm Sdulal
ter iterben, gerettet ,pcroen = ,uenr
Miitter, iSabrer unb 2ebrer ibre &in,
ser belebren iiber sic @efabr ibrer
ltmeebuna nnb .tlm tie ales in ibrcl
araft. Serer llmgebumg liher su ma
den.
Gin ssiinftel allcr ltnfdue lperoes
ourd idabenbaite 8atriebsbeoaris
artifel peruria6t, Elm anberes 0iini
tel Derber oalrd menidlidsn Srrtl,n
berporgeruien nno ser Reit iinb eint
&ombination menlhlif,er 6ebler ooe,
.medaniifer ltnpoufommenbeit. I'm
l1nfdIlcfrei su bleiben, priifen lie if,
Nuto, ibrc Nrbeitstperf5cuge ino ibr,
Seimeinridtung fir mogli6e 8siabr
Sic meiiten Autofabrer piiien, oai
man nisht er,partan fam auf einel
&iesitrabc nit berielben 8eidapinoia
felt 5u fabrenals auf elmer 3ement
ltraBe uno Sot) fommt es Dor, bal
Elm Sabrer, 1penn in Gle, sic 8efab'
Ses SdneGfabrens auf Giss nidt BE-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-12

Wie Ioa man entiheioen, tpclhes
oie idonite sSabres5eit lit, ipenn es 10
oielen 2euten INNER entlpeoer gu beiB
ODER 81 falt 1T?
Ticl b0ren mir iest BON pIarm1,;-
gen Sufl,nitsent,piirfen. abor es
itaint ims, ooB Sic meiiten Nliine
reht maBlg iiNo.
Simmer lit es idon s.ueifclhait &c
tpeien Oh Die 3ieliiberbeit lrirtliG
onrd i3ielluciier perid)drft m,ro.
Sect fonmt ipieoer SIC Belt, in Scr
oas Senfiaber oilrd osn ridtiecn
S6nupfen eriest speroer riro.
8ielen ser Qeute. Sic iiber bic
Gleiidfnoppbeit Hagen, tlrm man iie
nidt dnie5en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-12

porbereitet mar, oas 3eiden gum slui-
rubr 5ll geben.
Ser llntergrunhfiibrer er5iib!te,
oaB oas Gollitee quite Ssr6inounaen
ST militdriiden artibitleriihen arel.
len l'no snm oppoiitioneaen areis gr.
aarl @orOelers unterbielt. @0rcelcr,
Der iriibere giirecrmeiiter BON 9eip-
.5ig, lpurSe init mebreren aus ieincr
@ruppe Dor fur5em gebdngt, tpeil lie
elnen Eutid) segen Sitter eeplant ia
ben iollten. Tie 0rtlihcn @iocrltanos.
gruppen iino urbariibrt aeblicbau uuS
lllllttlpnleren rl,nmebr anltelle oes
3entralefomitees.
Sbpobl es Sitter niht gclans. oit
gegnerii6en @ruppen gu bcpegen, il,
Die SeIfentlidfeit 3u fomlnen, tpur-
Den 10000 Yerionen einihlieBlid,
Der Serbin0unssm6nner spiiden sen
oppoIitionellen WilitGrs mno oent
3ntralefomitee, berbaitet. Gon ibrcn
gelang es ser 8eltapo, bie gtamel
GINGER aomiteemitglieber al erfab-
rem ;ei:lige bon ibnen ,pur6en ge-
bangt, anbere se5spungen. iib 3u be-.
bergen.
Nah sufiaiiung Oes 8elpGbrsman-
mes .rlro es Den Nasis niht eelingen,
einen "@plfsfrieg" 5ll entfadan, b,-
ionoers nidt gegen oie anglo-ameri.
taniiden grmee, aber er iagte poraus,
Sab es innerbalb 3eutidlanos nod
barte aampfe sesen ben @ioeritamS
Scr perapsrielten Wationaliosialiltcn
geben :peroe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-12

Gr bat lebr mobarne Metbocen eingc.
fiibrt. bic 10 gut ,paran, oaB lie an.
oere Gollntps aud) einfiibrten.
Shirt lit oaber ser beitqunlifi3ierte
@anSioat fiir Oas slmt als GountD
Glcrf. Gr bat Sic ltnterltiisnng meb.
rerer Glepclaaber 3eitl,ngcn erbalten
lnb lit am 26. September bon ser
Giti5en 2eeglle nit foleenoen Wortcn
ilpooiicrt irorSen: 2eonuro s. 5iirit
heenret feline erlten fiinf Sabre ols
Goltntp Glcrf nit einem ourMams
gltten Heforo uno perbient oaber bel-
6ebalten at iuerben.
Mnf 8rluto leines &efcrbs unS lei.
ner fGbigcu 2eitling oes slmtes bet.
oient 2eonaro 3. Shirt Die llntcr-
ltiibung a!lcr 8iirser Die intereiiiert
fino in gutter Gountp 8eripaltung.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-12
Siebenbiirsiid .2lmerifaniides Dolfsblatt
ycl,ft s. CARRY
Snd5t @iebermabl als Gonntb
2pmmi1dr

Gs lit nottperoig, oob todbreno uno
nod Dem Grieg oas @eiddft Der lofa-
len @egierung beibebalten tuiro uno
bon iolden Mdnnern geleitet miro, Sic
ernjt ,lno unielbit iid)tig allies oarau
icten MIR gum 9red fir quite Goun-
tp Geriualtlue.
Die Ger1pultnng bon Serrn sSobn
+. Gurrp cls Mfitglieo Oes Musldpuls
les ser Gountp &ommiiidre leit 1888
mar ousitebe,to, iolpie bas ieiner
Mitbeamtcn @orman uno Rapnolbs.
Serr Gurrp belpirbt lih nm Die
@ieberspahl uls Gountp Gcmmillar.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-12

- Seit mir bus Haoio bnben, tper=
sen ms Ole Shreden oes @ablfrie-
ges nod rdber gebrad,t ais iriiber.
@ie aber miro es crit tperoen, tpenn
mir Telipiiion befommen? 9ann sper-
sen mir nicht nur bie 9ieoner borer,
ionoern ihrs SeiidtsauSoriide bect-
ahten fonnen - trem lie nid,t gnni
Sic Wahrbeit rcoen!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-12

Gtnb gte unp Sbre Mnaeh5rtaen
Dettglieb I'm 0rantcnuerein unD
Central Eertanb? @enn ni&t. iett
w bie 3eit beiSutreten. Inn 8enauere
Snfprmafiun rufen Sie ben 0sfaI.
tertreter aM.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-12
GeenarN s. 5i'rf
Sndt WieSermabl ais County Gfrf.

= ~ !.
County Glerf 2eonaro s. Iiirit but
feline Bureaus 10 gefiibrt, bob es iid
ielbit besablt. CT enbet iei,,et criten
lernlin nit einem ltebcridyb boa
n,ebr als $tt1,735 iiber Sic De.
triebsfolten. 0ies @elb lruroe benz
Gountp Sdnbmeiiter iibergeben. Cine
oireftc griparHis fir bie Steuer.
5abler.
Sb,uobl Spariamfeit bas Shlag.
mort iaiuer gertpaltung lit, bat &err
Shirt sod, iGbigen llno boflihen0ienIt
oem Golfe linieres Gountps geeeben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-12

ahtet. Hebmen lie feline Gbance our1
Shneufabrcn. Wenn lie es tun meb.
men iie cine Gbance baimsufonmet
obne einen ltnfal.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-12
Die neme 8eriiun

Die befannte Soilrne: rssiibrer, be-
fiebl, - mir ioleen" bat III GeutIh.
lano cine neue @eriion erbnltcn:
.Jiibrer beiiel. mir tragen bie
isolgen!"
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-06-03
LET THEM COME TO YOU!
By Ruth Taylor

LET them to you" One of the best balanced
men | know has adopted this his slogan. He says that
ever since he began it, his life has become simplified
and things have gone his way He doesn't impress
peopleand they appreciate his genuineness He doesn't
1eeI he has to talk if he hasn't something say-and they
like his calm. He wait patiently without ussng-and
he has found it pays in the dividends of friendship
So 1t is with all Of What applies to the individual
applies to groups Too many people out seeking what
they get for themselves and their groups How about
reversing the process and letting them to you? Set
your house in order Be you doing the right
Of yourself it will show your serenity of Change
is an easy to dodge the ssuebu it takes grit to stay
put and be content
Of all the manifestations of power restraint mpresses
men most So said Thucyides many centuries ago. If
are not touchy, if haven't chip shoulder if
can say 4 am Either people going to like they
aren't All can do is to be good possible and
then wait half the battle is
The Psamist said wait and be not wearied in the
waiting That sounds like pacfS doctrine but it isn't
heard labor explain it He said he lived in
community where there definite luminosity towards
unions and toward union There weren't but handful
of trade unOnistS living there and there wasn't much they
could dOeXcept be good citizens SO when the call came
for defense volunteers they all joined in And they did
their jobs the best they could do Being trained organza-
uon they did good job The labor told that
day he noticed that he hadn't been hearing anunon talk
lately He asked his friends They realized that they hadn't
either LIZ fact just by force of being themselves they had
changed the temper OF the community The union had
done their job and let the community come to then-and
it did.
This is the thing the minorities whether they be
industrial racial or religious do. 1t is may of
making friends for yourself your group You can't
force liking can't legsate friendnesS But can
be hkeabe kind cooperative and calm That is within
power OF every man. OF every group Let them you!
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-06-03
Tattling Tess

Albert Hart and Gladys are seen
strolling nightly up and down Far
ish, remember kids, if your heart
goes bumpidy bump, it's love, love
love.
We think that fact that Nancy
pays Playboy Hilliary's fare in the
dance each Sunday is giving him
the sweu-head- better take it easy
boy, anybody can be fool and
we know your family wouldn't like
to know you are doing some of the
things you do.
Rubba Davis has been having
himselves a time with the jump
in chick from out west, could this
mean the beginning of a new
romance?
Biscuit says that its just a work
of art to make all Of William s
chicks fall for him =. do you call
that a buddy?
Lawrence and his sweet mamma
and we do mean mamma are do
ing alright for themselves, wonder
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-06-03
n Earnest Campbell?

IN Earnest Campbell?
Wonder what's Robert Halls
story now that Vera Walker and
Jake Sanders are getting on big
times.
Perhaps if Ruth Luckett would
get a boy friend, she WOULD not
have time to NEEDLE in Florence
Phillips and Eddie Hughe' affairs.
!. 1t seems as through Helen Buch-
anan has lost all of her technique,
what's the matter honey?
Now Elorna Bennett and Dolores
Mitchell, maybe you will sign off
II Ultra BENEFITS station and let
Herticene Harper have the mike
because he seems to like her
broadcaSting very much
What sophomore is it that's
worrying about Veritza?
Say Mary Ann Lundy why don't
you get wise to yourself, don't you
know that two friends, William
Arnold and Harold Cobbs are MAX
ing a fool out of you. for your
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-06-03

what became of the other chick,
Willie Earl?
Who was the chick with Eddie
Wilson at Shaky's Eat Shop re-
Gently?
Well little man Ellis, Jr., will
soon be singing, your poppa's off
to the seven seas" well good sail
ing little man.
Juanita Smith was all alone Sun
day night, what's the matter dearie
no boy friend?
Bo Washington is doing splendid
ly with his latest heartbeat, who is
she Bo? Couldn't be Willie Ruth
Bibbs, could it?
Joe Hine is taking it easy these
summer days, no wonder he looks
so cool, calm and collected.
Lerone Bennett took Ada Mae
home from the Prom, no wonder
she wanted his name engraved or
her wooden locket.
Ruth Mitchell has T. 7. in nut
shell, but he and Marie says
differently.
Velma Gray doesn't create ex.
citment lately, what goes on Iii
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-06-03

and Charlie looked very hannv o,d
devoted Sunday night as thew duo
by the black.
Yeah, we know that Galy Bern
Brown and Juaita jackson still
carry on the underground business.
got it? | am sure you have
Saddle Mae is busy singing No
love, no nothing, until nv James
comes home, she couldn't by anv
chance mean, Maggie Ruth's James
could she?
Darlean is still hanging on to Gus
Polk inspite of Martha Pearls
efforts Eddie Robinson was blow
ing his top too, saying there were
other girls beside Darlean.
Authorize Davis, why don't YOU
give Samuel Bates a chance to do
the love making, instead of you
letting it be known that you are
all out for him?
Now that Elizabeth jefferson is
Mrs Joseph Dyson, wonder what
Helen Mckinney is saying?
1t SENS that Velma GRAY and
Harold Cobbs are also heading to-
wards the alter.
Minnie Small where were YOU
when Marie Osborne and Tommie
were making up so nicely Thurs
day? Helen Mckinney and Mary
Ann Lundy, Veretas and Velma
] are hipped to your 1--WE, so it's nc
need of your trying to be friends
with them.
Is it true that Bernice Johnson
and Frank King are getting or
sometimes, watch out Gilbert
Mason.
1t seems that Florence has put
James Clear out of her picture
could this because she is interested
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-06-03

girl lost your spark.
little is back in circulatioins
again, we wonder who the lucky
cat will be this time?
DON'T FORGET THE FARE
WELL DANCE, FRIDAY NIGHT,
AND THE DANCE ON SUNDAY.
A tip to the Duke Bennett
Orchestra, we just love you kids
because you belong to us, but some
of you should get wise to your
selves and realize that no one mon
key over stopped the show, if you
don't intend to play music, get out
of the band, after all folk don't pay
their money to see you sit up and
don't play or to see you out in the
audience ever chance you get
dancing After all, when you take
engagements like the one on Sun
days, you are doing a job and we
expect you to act like it,.
Brother Brown says that some
thing is very fine in North Jack
son, but the real Mccoy is very
fine in Everett Street, meaning
Mrs. Brown of course.
Is Bonnie Hunt really serious
about Edwin? Or is he just play
ing the game? But wait, she may
be doing the same thing.
Nick McQuarter and Tommie
Thompson says that if any of you
hep chicks are ever in sa mess
just send them a S. O. S. and they
will be right there
Has Hazelene finally settled down
to one boy friend we mean Henry
Belin, if so what has Clay got to
say?
Why doesn't Annie Grace get
wise to herself and realize that
she's no where with Joseph Battle
as long as Elnora is around?
Maggie Ruth has been seen talk
ing with Eddie quite often, now
we can just imagine their main
topic, can't we?
Will Mccoy and Bertha Mae have
called off their romance and il
seems that Bertha's girl friend, is
mighty happy over this fact, some
pal if you ask me.
Desaree should realize by now
that she's no where with Robert
Lee Bass, but we guess she'll al
ways be around.
Sherman Harris says he wants
to be alone for awhile and wish
the chick would take a hint.
HATS off to Elizabeth Elliot ane
Suddie Grey -Bibba Jefferson ano
Drummer Dyson-yes they've gone
and "dooded it," it's Mr.. and Mrs
Grey and Mr.. and Mrs. Dyson
Congratulations kids.
c. w. seems to have crush or
Marie Osborn altho we thing it.
the real thing between he and Will
lie Ruth well one never knows
does one?
The Butler sisters, Mime Rutl
and Pearlene aren't getintg aroune
much anyone, what's up girls, wed
ding bells?
Kathleen Smith is getting NJ
where fast SO we hear, what's you
story dearie?
! Everyone saw how "Jumpin,
Frank" Loving Sol, living Mel
and Sentimental Robert clowned
| jumped and had fun on the End, bu
loosely speaking we think every
one was really in the groove an,
unable to move. -. Naturally Queer
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-06-03

information my dear, Biscuit is all
out for Velma Grey and Williams
is carrying the torch for Carrie
Rudd
1t seems that Jack Cheaten and
Vera are really that way about
each other.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-06-03
TREASURE CHEST

My son. keep the commandment Of thy Father and for
sake the law of thy Mother.-Proverbs $40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-15

Pattern 452I comes in sizes
u. Il, Is. Is. 90, 30, 80, "a, SO,
3S, 40. -, A. Size 10 takes 3ls
yards 35-inch fabric.
Send 20 cents in coins for
every Anne Adams pattern
which includes a needlework
pattern of useful and decorative
motifs for linens and garments.
Write plainly name and address,
style number and size.
Send your order 10 the Anne
Adams Pattern Department.
1925 Times Square, Detroit 81,
Mich.
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dress OF the sender. the name,
rank, army serial number,
branch Of service. organization,
A. p. o. number of the adj
dresses and the post office
through which the parcels are
10 be routed.
Postage must be fully pre-
paid, the rate of fourth-class
matter parcels exceeding 8
ounces) being the zone rate APP
plicable from the post office
where mailed 10 the post office
in care of which the parcels
are addressed
Christmas mail for members
-eftAe merchant marine should
also be mailed between Sept. Is,
1914, and Oct. Is. 1914. if de-
livery by Dec. 25, 1914, is de-
sired. Parcels for such per-
sons cannot be registered or in
Sured and there is no money
order service available 10 this
branch OF the service.
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Z Feted at Luncheon

TWO CHARMING young
matrons were honored at
another luncheon yesterday d.
Mrs. Edwin L. McPhee of Will
low lane invited guests to
meet Mrs. John c. Wilkie Of
Monroe. La. and Mrs. Her
bert White of Washington &.
Mrs. Wilkie .whoe hus-
band. Capt. Wilkie, has gone
into foreign service is maxi
ing a long visit with her hus-
bands parents Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Chester Wilkie of Chi
cago boulevard
Miss Peggy Wilkie =. six
months old arrived with her
mother 49,.
Mrs. White is the house guest
Of Mrs A. Curtis Monteith
AT the Whittier 49,.
A cool arrangement of blue
cornflowers IN crystal bowl
centered the luncheon table
,. The hostess wore tur-
quolse -.
In addition 10 the honorees,
guests were Mrs. Chester
Wllkie Mrs Montelth
Mrs Edgar Duncan Mrs.
Faye Thomas Mrs. Robert
Guerin :. Mrs. +. r. Wegener.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-15
Cass O pens Season

TIE 19i4-45 season al the
CaSS Theater .. chose one OF
the hottest days Of the year
for its autumn opening but
a goodly company filled the
house and applauded Early
10 Bed
Every one was wearing
most informal summer clothes.
In the throng. we saw pretty
Peggy Dawson in pink with
a little half hat. She was ac-
companied by her husband
l. Hanley Dawson Frannie
Fisher in brown and white
checked taffeta with daisies in
her hair Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Colombo Fred
Colombo Mrs. William
Henry Gallagher and her
charming daughter. Joan
Walter Irving Louis CO.
lomho Sr . Mr. and Mrs.
+ ID. Stair Jr. e.. and many
others
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Party Fetes
Bride-Elect

MISS MARGOT STURGIS
was hostess recently at a ms
-eellaaeou-eAeYseF and dinner in
her home in Indian Village
Manor in honor Of bridc-elect
Beth Crlttenden who will be
married Aug 20 to Ensign
Arthur VInal
Miss Crittenden is the daueh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Kenneth
Crlttendcn Of Riverside. Ont,
and Ensign Ninal is the son Of
Mr. and Mrs Albert Vinal Of
Weymouth Mass.
Tho marriage will take place
in All Saints Episcopal Church,
Windsor
Miss Sturgis guest list
Included Mrs Kenneth Critten-
den. Mrs c. w. Schott, Marg-
aret Stuart Cora Mae Brown,
Jessie Duck, marian Mannino.
Patricia NacInniS and Mrs.
Grant 3 Sturgis
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OF Regular Shape

Number 3-Form, The shape
should be regular. smooth and
right for the variety. Look in a
scatalog and find a picture of the
variety you are growing. Com
pare the vegetables you've
grown with the picture and Sc
iect for show those that look
most like the picture.
Number Size. Look back TO
number 2 and read it again. If
the specimen is oversized-eXtra
large-it may be in poor condi-
ton from the viewpoint Of edi-
bility.