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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-23
FOLLOWING THROUGH
BY PEDRO AcUILAH

J SOFTBALL-The Navy Enlist
led Flyers have walked away
with the Service Mems league.
With the pitching of Bonney who
has pitched six games and won
all, has famed rs batters in AZ
innings ad 4 shut-outs, one no.
hit and one one hit game. The
City league is any body's league.
The Legion is first with a half
game from the fighting Machin-
lists and one game from the
Porter Place. One and a half
game from the Electricians and
two and half games from the
Daily News.
The Flyers claim they will be
transferred out of here soon and
would like to play game with
a picked team from the City
League. The City loop has some
very good players in every club.
The Legion has Jack Roberts,
Peter Valdez, Rueda, Gomez, O.
Cruz and levin that are playing
great ball. The Machinists have
Bazo, Hanson, Sue Griffin, T.
Valdez, Jim Albury, Hanson and
Machin. The Electric Shop has
Acton, Sartain, Alderman, Rom
Gro. The Porter Place has Ches-
ter Harris, Higgs, Goss, Del
Vale. Malgrat, Marsh, Sierra and
the DAILY News has c. Valdez.
Alonzo, Cascade and Kerr. The
Civilian Workers have Castel-
lano. A total of 20 players to pick
from. Any combination will be
a good club. For instance, put
Higgs or Bazo behind the plate,
Harris, Roberts or Griffin in the
box; Castellano or Goss at first;
Rueda, Malgrat or Sartain at the
middle bag; Alderman or VALDEZ
at third; Del Vale or Albury at
short; Machin, Levin or Gomez
in short field; Robero. Cascade
Or Sierra in left; o. Cruz or
Marsh or Sartain in center, and
X. kerrs Alpnzo, Goss or P.
Valdez i'm right and every mem
Der of the club will be hitting
over $780, The, leaders are Acker-
man 6l5, Del Vale 600, Rueda
667. Alonzo 500, Goss 494, T.
Valdez 46l. J. Albury 384, o.
Cruz 1856, Sartain Ali. Bazo 1913,
Castellano 300, Romero 400,
Cascade 428, Gomez 381, Marsh
3l2, Malgrat 3O7, Acton 318,
Levin 400, Machin 300, Sierra
$780, Mccullough of the American
Legioni will be the manager. If
he had a lineup something like
this he will give the Navy. Flyers
a. run for their money; Machin
81. Rueda 2b, Alderman 3b, Del
'VaHe sSs Goss IF, Gomez If. NAL,
graf CT, Bazo C, Castellano Id,
Griffin or Harris in the box, Or
if he had Gomez If, Machin ST,
Goss Id, Alderman 3b, Del
Vale SIS, Malgrat 2b, P. Valdez
10, Levin IF, ]. Albury CT and
Roberts or c. Valdez in the box.
Anyway that you pick the team
you will have a good hard hit
ting club.
BASEBALL - 1t seems as. if
everything is getting in shape
for the big game on Independ-
ence Day. Paul Albury is getting
his players in shape and McCol-
Tough claims his American Leg
ion boys are always ready. So
we will see some of the good old
timers in action again after an
absence of about 20 years, for
Doughty. Pazo. Elbertson, Gre
mata, Cyril Griffin, Quintan
Lopez, Sevilla, Quiro Diaz, Bobby
Levin, Capote, Lois Gonzalez
are some spring chickens and all
they fear is Charlie horse, but
they will get over that before
Christmas.
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SOfTBALL SCHEDULE

srheduic for week OF June 25th
~ Bayview Park.
MONDAY
T:30 - Key West Barracks VS.
Naval Enlisted Flyers. I
300 - Miami Daily News VS.
Porter Place.
TUESDAY, ...
7:30-Boca chica All Stars VS.
VpB-ti3.
300 - American Legion VS.
Electric Shop.
FRIDAY
100 - u. 5. Marines VS.. For
Taylor.
300 -- Aviation Civilians VS.
Machinists.
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will be inserted i'm The Citizen nj
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ton, but the minimum charge for
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ments charged.
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the day of publication.
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iva PAYS ITS WAY
AND LILIENTHAL
IS PUZZLED

David E. Lilienthal, Chairman
of the Tennessee Valley Author
ity. says that the IVA represents
a total investment of about $780,
100000 of public funds. Part of
the money, however, went for
the development of navigable
channels and. he argues, is a
proper charge against the entire
United States, Just as the I'M
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-23
JOSEPH RUSSELL
AWARDED BADGE

Joseph S. Russell. Jr., Tee. 8,
has been awarded Combat In
fantryman's badge in connection
with his participation in battles
i'm Germany. fstt
Russell, who is the husband OF
Mrs. Yvonne Russell of 1910 Vir-
ginia street, is a field lineman
with his outfit.
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Sgt. Allan Robinson
Is Home On Leave

Sgt. Allan Robinson arrived in
the city Sunday for 80 days
leave after serving for II months
in England with the 9th Air
Force. This is his first visit home
in over two years.
Allan missed seeing his
brother, 1t. John Robinson, who
was home just three weeks ago.
He is the son of Mrs. Camille
Robinson of 3l8 Margaret street.
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FOR SALE in Fort Lauderdale,
Florida: Nicely furnished, six
room house; fine location on
Tarpon River, walking distance
to town, bus service near,
large screened porch overlook
ing the river, suitable for
couple or small family. Call at
% S. E. 18th St, to see. Tenant
willing to show at reasonable
hours. Write Owner, "a Hunt
ington Court, Hamburg, New
York for details and price.
juno 12t
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CARDS DEFEAT
CHICAGO CUBS
HEw yoRK YANKEES BLANK
ATHLETICS ny SCORE
or q TO o


nav YORK. June %. The
sugging S. Louis Cardinals NOV
81 into second place ahead OF
Chicago in the National league
yesterday as Ken Burkhardt
snapged a fiye-game Cub victory
with a fise-hit pitching job to
win his seventh game of the
yenr. So
Floyd Brvens. who defeated
tlse Afhletics al Philadelphia
Sunday. repeated for the New
rork Yankees yesterday. win
ming this time by a 2 to 0 score.
fsevens gave up four singles over
- many innings in chalking up
his sixth triumph.
TIE following are the results
u the games played yesterday:
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MEETS PAL IN FoxHoLE

FLINT. kfich. - Diving into a
foxhoie daring an engagement on
the Western Front. Pfc. Calvin
I.azar, Is-year-old infantryman,
dived right on top of Pvt. James
kantpas. 20. a former school
mate and fhe first person he had
met from his home town IA six
months service on the Western
Front
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week. then returned - -
mobile with three ttfs*
cut and the fuel tara tsss's
That. said the cnaEt. sonkf -
cruelty. She sai TIE dssvss ~"
the ear.
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FORCE OF HABIT

Salt Lake City.-It must have
been force of habit for two con-
victs at the Utah State Peniten-
tiary, who passed insufficient
fund crafts against accounts they
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LAWN MOWERS sharpened, re-
ired; sewing machines,
knives, scissors sharpened;
keys duplicated. B F. Camp
bell, 803 Simonton street.
jun1-tf
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21-FOOT CUSTOM built pre7war
house trailer; good rubber,
electric brakes, electric, refrig-
orator. Venetian blinds, screen
ied-in furnished porch. Traitor
:in excellent condition. Can be
seen at Gulf Stream Traitor
Park. Ask for Paul c. Jeans,
jun21 -6tk
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USED FURNITURE bought and
sold. Key West Bedding Co.,
phone 669, SIS Front st.
jun15-1m
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FOUND in warehouse-Didn't
know we had 'em-New pre-
war drainboard sinks. Only
four SO come in without delay.
Peppers Plumbing Supply Co..
512 Fleming ST., Phi. 118. Call
us for your plumbing needs
and repairs. jun21-4tx
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Navy sets up Tesemeh sffix~ =
develop weapons.
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VITA VAR HOUSE PAINT:
guaranteed 1000 pure. $3.25
gallon. There is none finer at
any price. Pierce Bros.
jun12-1mo.
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Germans 20 years behind in
surgery, say U. S. Army doctors.
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had deposited with prison Off
Gals. They are now in solitary
confinement.
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MAID; must be good laundrcss.
Key Wester preferred. Apply
Stell's Beauty Nook, 536 Elem
ing. jun23-tf
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HOUSEKEEPER; for one, good
home for lady with baby &C
ceptable. Apply by letter Civ
ing age and other information
to Box K. w. B., c/o Citizen
- Office. i; jun23 st
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TWO and 3-bedroom bungalows,
furnished and unfinished;
small down payment, balance
payable monthly. johnson g.
Johnson, Phone 372. jun1-tf
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Subscribe 10 The CITIZEN.
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Our troops finest trained and
best equipped, says Bradley.
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TWO BICYCLES, gas stove. 500
Virginia street. jun21-3tx
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MEN LEARN BARBERING; pays
up to 500 per week. For small
tee VIII teach you Earn while
ring to mDnth5.
Flo a, < DalLel Lauee j .--
sonville, Fla, Jun23-1tA
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LADY'S pre-war bicycle; in good
condition. Inquire 38-D, Naval
Housing. jun23- Tx
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REFRIGERATOR, G. E. late
model; radio combination, cleo
trio iron. fan, wardrobe trunk,
mattress 9l3 Georgia street. 9
ur,d re- s.nrse anuH iajun20-4t
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BEAUTY OPERATORS: 500
commission. hours 10 a. m. to
4:30 p. m, Wednesdays off. Mrs.
Ruth Higgs, La Concha Beauty
Salon. jun19-tf
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Cooper. Pyle. Hutcheson and
Masi; kregg. King and Peacock.
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VITA VAR FULL BODY Floor
Varnish; $500 value, $3.95 gal
lon, none better. Pierce Bros. !,
jun12-1 limo
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SAILBOAT Driftwood; 80 #.
length, 10 #. beam, four cylin-
der Universal motor, main and
glib sails. Moored off Craig
Dock. Make offer. Joseph Zor-
sky, Cactus Terrace. jun19-5tx
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RADIO combination, Victor. cleo
trio iron,. fan, ironing cords.
Skating Rink. ,- jun2O-4t
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LADIES learn beauty culture;
positions plentiful, pays big in
come, permanent employment.
aSy to learn. Florida's Beauty
College, Jacksonville, Fla.
jun23- 1tX
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FURNITURE for three rooms.
16-B, Naval Housing Project.
jun22-2tx
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HOUSE,; one. and one-half story,
two bed rooms. furnished or
unfinished. 14l8 Angela St
jun23-2tx
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TRAILERS; with room attached
completely furnished with
everything, $3.50. Brand new
3-burner kerosene stove and
oven. William Meyers, Mastic
Park. jun23-4tX
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EXPERT body and fender re-
pair. auto painting. Open 8 q.
m. to Z p. m. Pauls Brick
Garage, corner Sfmonton and
Greene streets. jun21- 1Otx
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Mung0 and Lombardi; Field
man. Hansen and Klittz.
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MISCELLANEOUS

CLIFFORD KERR, Painting Con-
tractor. Call at 222 Dltval St,
or phone 684-R for free esti-
mate. jun13-6tx
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FOR RENT
PERSONAL
FOR SALE

VITA VAR Super Chromium
Finish Aluminium Paint; covers
300 more surface than most of
the aluminium paints. $5.40 per
gallon. Pierce Bros.
jun12-1mo
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MOTOR CYCLE tire; $50 IL
Goodyear all weather four ply,
new. Phone 222-W. jun23-1 tx
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A. H. WILLIAMS and A. G.
Roberts, Plumbing Contractors;
new electric water fountains.
pumps and pre-War bath tubs.
All work performed in accord
ance with plumbing code.
Phone 1853. jun22-2tX
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Night Game
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VENETIAN BLINDS repaired
and reconditioned. Phone 682.
jun18-tf
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Classified Column

ron SALE
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110-VOLT direct current fan.
Call to see at Lucas Electric,
215 Duval ST. jun23-3tx
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-02-10

doing a swell job in the Pacific
He is an ex-student of Cameron
street school.
Pvt Leo Madison home of hon
orable discharge fro mthe air force
corps, he is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
Madison of Canton.
Sgt. Andrew Jones is home or
furlough visiting his mother, Mrs
Mamie L. Jones of Canton.
Cameron street school collected
600 pounds of paper for the paper
drive last week.
Pfc. Dewitt Matlock of Oklahoma
was reported captured by the Ger.
mans January 81, l945.
Pvt. Hosea Meeks is home on 6
honorable discharge with his many
relatives and friends.
Mrs Terra Luckett received {
notice a few days ago that he
son Cpl. A. d. Luckett has beer
missing since October 5, 1914. Hel
home is in Oklahoma
Mrs. Rachel Johnson of Cantor
has been i'll for quite while. We
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-02-10
Mileston News
GLADYS M. STORYE, Reporter

Mrs. Mary Bankhead of Memphis
and Mrs. Pearlie Johnson of Nat
chez, spent week visiting in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Welmore
Burns
Mr.. and Mrs. Tasting Williams
happily stated that their son, Pfc.
T. Williams has gotten honorable
discharge from the army and is
now home visiting them.
MIR. Reno Anderson. Jr., and Mr.
Sylvester Randle attended bus
mess in Lexington, Saturday.
Mr.. w. S.. DENNY, county agent
of Warren county was a recent
visitor in many homes.
Mr. Lonzo Tolbert of Tchula was
guest of his sister. Mis- sBertha Toll
bert Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Edwards were
happy to have Mr.. Joe Jackson as
their guest Sunday.
Mr.. Hubart Ellis, superintendent
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The B. c. S. was opened at 1C
o'clock January %, with Supt. Har-
per, presiding. Officers and teach
ers are Sister Rosie Lee Sandifer
secretary; Bro. O. P. Pendleton, No
teacher, Bro. S. T.<Lewis, assist
ant Sister Mary Lewis, No. 4
teacher, Sister A. L. HALEY No. 2
teacher, Bro. H. E. Catchings No. 3
teacher. All classes had a good at
tendance.
The Home Mission met Sunday
with Mrs. Lee Craft, presiding as
president, Sister L. @. johnson
secretary; Sister E. B. Brantley ,ap.
plication committee, Sister Ida
Craft, sick committee. Two new
members Joined the union, they
were Sister E. HALEY and Sister
H. B. Smith. s
Mr.. c. c. Craft and Mrs. Zelms
Haley and Cecilia Lewis were visi
tors in the home of Mrs. Este1l;
Barnes.
| Sgt. Nina L. Lewis has moved
to McDill Field. Fla. We hope t,
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hope for her speedy recovery.
Miss Sarah johnson has return
ed home after brief spell of i'll
ness while she was visiting with
her mother, Mrs Mary Johnson OF
Canton.
We are very glad to have Mrs
Martha Matthews back in Canton
after spending while in New Or
leans. La.
Mrs. Della NJ. Fortenberry have
six Cameron street students in her
| typewriting class. All of them are
doing good work.
Cpl. Bert Fields is now spending
pleasant furlough with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Field of Canton
The 9th grade A class is very
sorry to learn that two of their
students are still i'll, they are: Miss
es Tredine Thomas and Lena M
Stamford. We hope for each {
speedy recovery.
It has been reported that Lena
Mae Stamford is in Jackson in the
hospital. Drop her line and &C
by if you are down that way Cam.
eron street school students.
Mrs. Emma McMurty was strick.
en- Sunday morning with an Hines.
due to high blood pressure, the doc
tor reported her condition as no
serious.
Gossip
It seems as if Earl Cotton ha.
made his decision. He says that i
is Estelle Thomas. What are you
saying E. Bennett.
Thelma Nichols and Scion Brown
are really love birds for 1945.
Margaret Jones and Eddie Har
ris, Jr., are proving that old low
never dies.
To whom it may concern: Pear
line Jackson said stop publishing
her name with Hilbert Morelon be
cause she is all out for James Gee
Jones.
Evelyn Bennett said stop publish
ing her name with false statements
Wonder why J. E. Conway an,
Pearline Love hasstop romancing
Is it because she has love in he
name?
/ Sammuel Lee Brown was see
at Robbie Lee Rogers house. Wha
is up Ruby Nell Stokes?
Why is Hersteen Brewer an,
Anderson Johnson often seen a
the show these late days.
Wonder if the Eagle Eye know
that Clemontine Holden and Hill
bert Morelon are on like ligh
and flashing like lighting. That
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why he is often seen in the Saw
Mill Cafe.
Anderson johnson has awaken
at last up and is coming to school
every day.
Marie Johnson and Bonnie Luck
EFT are coming on strong. What's
your story Junita Garrett?
Nettie V. Lambert and Frank
Crayton have gotten back on the
beam and seems to be building q
stairway to the stars
Since Harry Powell is back from
Mobile, Armelia Nichols is all out
for no one but him.
We wonder why is it that L. S
and L. M. T. like to be bagged to
Go anything in class it is be
do any thing in class is it because
they think they are cute and are
more important than any one else!
Lillian Anderson is coming or
strong with her singing. All the
freshman class ask her to keep the
good work up.
We are asking Joe r. Dotson tc
make his decision between the two
Mae Bell Staring and Vera Hill
| Smith.
We think that Dolores Patterson
Angie Lee Brown, Margaret Clip.
son will soon have to go to the ra.
ton board for boy friend.
/ Well Abraham Davis says Rosie
Lee Clark isn't his desire at all
he says it is Mona Mae Mitchell.
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nard was at the home Of Florence
Edwards Sunday, Ohrisdell says
she will have to wait until after
the war and Robert Rhodes comes
home before she can say, Il will"
Now Hawkins, what's the story?
Daniel, you better start whisper
ing love sentences to some one else
because Henrine w. is receiving
letters from Pat Levi Jackson.
What's the story R. NJ Could it be
that Daniel is jiving one of you?
Lugusta w. who singing In the
Dark" Friday night when one of
the eight grade girls went wizzing
by. Lugusta was singing it to S. L.
after she finished the 9th grade
girls stated humming "Straighten
up and fly right
L. D. you better sink your net in
another stream. Evelyne Mitchell
would not let a furlough from the
basket ball game do her, she had
to work around and get discharge
so did Sanders/of the 5th grade.
Can one imagine Jerlene Davis
seeing in the groove with Pfc. I.
William and Louise Davis receiv-
ing boxes of candy from Lone
Sanders and not offering Humpt,
Dumpty any?
Don't worry Hump, Hawkins will
get you some candy.
Why tie your face up like lior
Mary Dean? Thelma can't do you
any harm with Harrie. And if she
does first bait your hook with some
onion and another big fish will bite
it.
If you don't believe so ask James
/ Young and James Hubbard.
If Herman would tell Eclora OF
Annett who is who / believe they
would do better. Please do Her,
mon.
/ Bernice NJ don't worry Girls say!
she will give Hawkins back to yol
! when she gets through with him
Now what B.? rs you is or is yol
amt" going to take him back?
/ Hampton says that Dora B. has ;
beautiful smile and somebody els,
says so to. You better fly RICH
Hanap because another stream lin,
is on the track.
Kelly says ''he isn't worried
about his coat because mother i
going to tell Santa Claus to brin.
him another" Kelly you bette
pray for Christmas to come to
morrow because its mighty COLI
!. now.
We are proud that T. Totes de
cided she would stop chewing gun
because we thought once she ha,
a cud how ever we were collecting
money to have her checked over.
Well, well be seeing you mex
/. week like the ground hog sees hi
, shadow From knows it all, an,
mousy Mouth Duckworth.
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EAGLE EYE
General News

We were glad to have the follow
ing white visitors: Rev. Talmadge
of Canton and DR.. Hudson, mis-
sionary from China in our chapel
Monday, February 5. DR.. Hudson
gave some very splendid points
about nations.
The senior class seems to be in
terested in their new studies Of
chemistry and economics.
The fifth grade A, class gave a
very interesting play. title: 1--WE
Buy Our Bonds Today it was en-
joyed by all.
The senior class was very glad
that one of their students Viola
Mae Anderson is back to school,
she has been out a few days due
to illness.
Pvt. Cleotha Young wrote home
to his family that he is fine and
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-02-10
Hazelhurst News

Mrs. Matte Chase left Hazlehurst
January II for Bryan, Tex, to visit
her son, Pfc. David Chase. She
spent three weeks in Texas and
then her son was given a furlough
and they have returned to Halle
hurst, where David i'll spend his 19
days furlough. Mrs. Chase states
that she likes Texas fine and will
return with her son after his fur
Tough and spend another three
weeks with him.
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hear from him soon.
Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Esetta
Brown is on. the sick list. Hope
them speedy recovery.
We are sorry to hear of Mr.. Ex-
cell Lewis, going to be examined
for induction into the army.
The Home mission is going to
have an old folks concert, the date
to be announced later.
Miss Cote Haley was the week
end visitor in the, home of her mo-
Their, also her sister, Mary Jane
Catchings.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-02-10

Poultry raisers should place their
orders for chicks with hatcheries
at an early date, poultrymen of the
agricultural extension service adj
wise.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-02-10

An abundance of high quality
roughage is one of the require
ments of a successful dairy enter
prise, according to dairymen of the
extension service.