davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-16
KARC EIGA

Vasario Is, sajungininku
5000 lektuvu plaisino 10
Vokietijos miestu, ypatin-
gal Dresdena, pagelbedami
BriItams ir Kanadieciams
stumti Vokiecius siaurinia-
me gale Siegfried Linijos.
Vakaru fronte Amerikie-
paeme nelaisven jau 903,-
206 Vokieciu.
RUSAI uzeme kelis ma
ziu miestus Silezijoje; >ar-
ciausia prie Berlino yra
Gen. Konevo armija, II
mylia.
Bolsevikai galutinai pa
eme VengrlJOS SOSIlIle Du
dapesta.
MANILOS uzemimas eli
ma palengva. Japonai gin
damiesi Xxi paskutinos at
lieka ziaurius darbus, zu
dydami civilius.
Manilos uoste Amerikie
ciai ateme is Japonu Cavi
te laivyno stotl.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-16
LVS MEMORANDUMAS PREZIDENTUI

Cleveland, Ohio - Lietuva Vaduoti Sajungos CEN
,tro valdyba Vasaro Is pasiunte PREF Roosevetu ir
Vastybes sekretoriu pareiskimus sarysyje SUI Letu-
vos ikimu. Triju ddzuju konferencija pasbagus
]omls koncesijomis Sovietu Sajungai LVS memoranda
mas nurodo Prez Roosevetui kad Sovietu palikmas
Laetuvoe yra olygus visiskam Letuviu tautos snai-
knlmul Pareiskimas praso Sajungininku nelaisve
patekuslems Lietuviams krie Vokeciu buvo p1evarta
sumoblzuotl stteikh United Nations pilieciu status
Taip pat prasoma negrazinti Sovietu ol1puota
Letuva tq Lietviu pabegelu- tremtinu 1rie caro- be-
gye atsldure Voketjoe ir kurie Vokietai sugniuzus
pateks sajungininl1 Union.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-16
Britu DarbO KOngresO

posedyje Londone rapor-
tuota kad Graikijoje boise
viku gaujos vykdancios su-
kilima sulyg Maskvos nu-
rodymu TRIUMPH laiku is
zude apie 10000 zmoniu.
Britu kareiviai kurie da-
lyvavo Graikijos sukilimo
malsinime pranesa jog tie
vadinami ELIAS kariauto-
jai yra tai "niekingiausia,
nedoriausia ir slyksciausia
kariautoju gauja ka jiems
kada teko sutikti; palygi-
nus su jais Vokieciai yra
dzentelmenai".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-16
Ohio, Illinois, ir Pennsy|vanijos Gubernatoriai
|$|eido vaSario 16-tos Prok|amaCijas


Columbus, Ohio. - Gubernatorius Frank j. Lausche
seido Vasario 16-tos, Letuvos Neprikausomybes Die
nos Prokamaca.
Harrisburg, Pa. - Gubernatorius Edward Martin
seido Vasario 16tos Proklamacija ragindamas valst
ia pamneti "Lietuvos Respublikos Dena"
Springfield, Illinois. - Gubernatorius Dwight H.
Green iseido Proklamacija atzymemui Vasario 16tos
Iietuvos Respuhlkos n metu sukakties dienos
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-16
''':i2Ally
M &c
a - ~ -
D A r B Al
Planuoja Daug Darbu
IR DARBININKU zINIOS

Miami, Fla. - Amerikos
Darbo F'ederacija savo SUI
vaziavime patieke progra-
ma pokariniu darby kurie
apimtu 10 milijonu darbi-
ninku. Programe siuloma
statyti Is milijonu nauju
nanny per pirma desimtme-
tt po karo.
Karui pasibaigus, kitos
industrijos lures init daug
laiko pasikeisti ] civile ga
myba, statybos Industrial
jokio pasikeitimo 'nereikia,
statyba gall prasideti ant
rytojaus kaip tik bus pa
liuosuota statybos reikme-
nys, sake prezidentas VIM.
Green. -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-16

Nelaimes darbuose su-
mazeio. 1914 metals viso-
je. salyje industrijose prie
darbu buvo suzeista $780,
400 darbininku, 8 nuos. ma
ziau negu buvo suzeista
1913 metals.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-16

ZUVO 43. Pietiniu vals-
tiju tornadoje sios savai-
tes pradzioje uzmusta 43
asmenys, virs 500 kitty su-
zeista. Sieke Alabama il
Mississippi Nalstijas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-16

V-BOMBOS per Sausio
menesi Anglijoje uzmuse
585 -zmones ir 1929 kitus
suicide. Uzmusimu ir SUI
zeidimu buvo veik dvigu-
bal daugiau negu Gruodzio
menesi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-16

Is ROMOS skelbia jog
galimybes isstumti Vokie-
cius is kalnu Italijoje pirm
pavasario yra menkos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-16

Nusizude daktaras. Kan
sas City, Mo-, nusizude DR..
Clendening, placiai zino-
mas laikrasciuose sveika-
tos straipsniu rasytojas,
kuris mokino kitus kaip
sveikai ir ilgai gyventi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-16

Prancuzijoj maisto klau-
simas toks blogas kad Pa
ryzieciai moka pc $6 uz
kates, kurias perka valgy-
mui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-16

Filipinu sally zmonems,
islaisvinamiems is Japonu,
is Amerikos siunciama SUI
virs $4,000 paskiru rdbu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-16

Lietuviu spaudoje private
nuomone', kuri atitinka a. a.
Prezidento Smetonos mintims.
Kaip zinoma, Prezidentas Sme-
tona tikejo jog demokratiju ir
bolseviku koalicija Vokietija
nugales, bet teisingos taikos,
del bolsevikinio imperializmo
siautimo, nesukurs.
Pulk. Grinius ia patti tvir-
tina, ir mano, "tarp demokra-
tinio kapitalizmo ir totalitari-
nio bolsevizmo" susitarimui
pagrindo nera.
Teisybe Yale Universiteto
Profesorius Becker savo kny-
goje sake: "naujas' pokarinis
pasaulis bus visai ne naujas.
Veik tos pacios imperializmo
ir nacionalizmo pajiegos. Tau
toms teks prie ju taikytis.
MARSALAS TITO pasirase
sutarti sulyg kurios Ameriko-
mans leidziama priziureti Ame-
rikoje surinktu ruby ir pasal-
pos isdalirimas Jugoslavijos
zmonems. Kada marsalas Sta
linas pasirasys panasia sutartl
del Lietuvos zmoniu? Gal mar
salas marsalui nelygus.
PIRMAS pranesimas apie
Roosevelto, Stalino ir Church
lilo konferencija patvirtina spe-
liojima kad klausimu Vokieti-
ja nugaleti trys .idejiniai nesu-
derinami talkininkai pilnai SUI
sitars. Pranesimas sako, ka-
riniai susitarus, buvo einama
prie klausimo kaip Europa po-
litiniai ir ekonominiai sutvar-
kyti. Tame sutvarkyrhe ker-
tiniu akmeniu (moraliai) yra
Pabaltijo Sally laisves klausi-
mas.
Jei Antras Pasaulinis karas
pasmaugs ka Pirmas Karas
Lietuviams dave - moraliniai
Sis karas bus pralaimetas. Su
Lietuviu laisve nueina praga-
ran Lenku, >Cekoslovaku, Jugo-
slavu, Rumunu ir Bulgaru lai-
sve. Tos tautos parduodamos
bolseviku imperializmui. Ar
bus pasirasyta pardavimo ak
tas?
MUSU tarybininkai pasi-
dziauge savo tariamais dar-
bais, Amerikono Creel paste
bejimu atsiremdami. Ta dziau-
gsma privaletu lydeti sazines
grauzimas. Susiskaldymo ne
ra Lietuvos pozemyje. Susi-
skaldymo nera Lietuvos pabe-
geliuose.
Susiskaldymas vie patauja
tik Amerikos Lietuviuose, nes
tarybininkai taip nori. Jie at
mete visus siulymus bendrai
dirbti.
Taryba reiskia sovietas. XII
tais zodziais, tarybininkai, at
sisakydami jungtis SUI visais
Amerikos Lietuviais bendrai
kovai, dirba sovietininKu dar-
ba.
VASARIO .16-ta patriotui
Lietuviui primins ko neteko-
me. Istorija kai kada esti
ziauri moceka.
Netekimas ka Vasario 16-ta
simbolizuoja reiskia Lietuviu
tautos nukirtima nuo VakarQ
civilizacijos. Nukirsta saka
kaip zinoma, dziusta.
LAISKAI is LietuvOs gau.
seja, ir primena kad, visgi
esama gyvu Lietuviu Lietuvo.
je. Kol bus gyvu Lietuviu to-
bus Wits kad, po audrQ, tau
ia toliau zengs sutrukdytu ke
liu. =
Gyventoju statistikos rode
stebetina Lietuviu tautos ga
juma, kurio karas negalejo pa
-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-16

Audroj zuvo "a. Boston,
Mass. - Vasario $40 cia
siaute baisi sniego puga,
kokios nebuvo per 80 me-
tu. Padaryta nuostoliu, ir
zuvo "a asmenys. Sutrain-
dyta visa komunikacija -
prisnigo tarp IA ir II coliu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-16
Seattle, Wash.

Seattle, Wash. - Vasa-
rio 9 sustreikavo dvieiu
laivu statybos istaigu 1000
nituotoju-welders del pa
leidimo is darbo sesiu vyru
kurie nesilaike gerame sto-
'vyje ADJ unijoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-16
Galveston, Texas.

Galveston, Texas. - Cia
sustreikavo $500 laivu tai
symo darbininku, uz tai
kad kompanija pabare IL
masinistu uz ju netvarkin-
guma.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-16
kONFERENCIJA LAIKYTA SENUOSE
CARU RUMUOSE PRIZE JALTOS

Gautinai suteikta znios kad triju didziqju konfe-
prize Juoduju juru. Prasideo Vas r tesesi dienas
Aptarta galutnis Vokietjos nukariavimas ir oka-
pavmas. Sutarta aikyti kita United Nations konfe-
renclJa San Francisco Balandzio 25 tesimui Dunbar
ton Oaks taikos projekto.
Pavirsutnai issireksta kad gelbes slasvintu Euro
pos sau zmonems atstegi vidue taka ir ticks pasal
pa tapg es, kada nors laisvai ssirnkti savo vadza
laisvais basavimais Pamineta r Atlantic Carteris ir
patvirtnta laisvas VALIDITY apssprendas tik nezina
kick tas leca Letava r kitas Stano uzgrobtas Sails
rias s jau skaito teritorijomis. Jeigu "lasvi
balsavma" bus vykdomi raudonosios armijos durtuvu
prievarta, is tu kalbu bus tk komeda.
Rimto Amerikos spauda tos konferencijos nutari-
mais iauciasi apvilta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-16

= Detroit, Mich. Vasa-
rio 8 isejo j streika $500
darbininku Briggs dviejo-
Sc dirbtuvese isdirbanciose
BIG lektuvams dalis.
Prize to dar streikas pa
liecia kitus 6700 darbinin-
ku, tarp ju 4430 Evansvil-
lie, Ind, dirbtuveje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-16

LENKA atstova Kongrese Washingtone pavadi-
no triiu ddzuiu Krymo konferencija antru Munichu.
Londono Lenka tap pat nesutnka priinlt Krymo nuo-
sprendzc Lenkos ateities nustatymui. Londono Len
ky vyriausybe nutrauke rysius Cekas kure prpaz-
no Lenku Maskvos Lubno komiteta.
AMERIKOS zydai reikalauja Prez. Rooseveta de-
pastangas kad Sovietai sueiktu znias kur padedami
ir kas atstnka zydas kuriuos bolseviku ariios -
lasvino' uzinant Lenkija
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-16
SUTARE KARIAUTI
Prizes JAPONUS

Pakeliui j .Kryma pasi-
tarimams su Stalinu, Prez.
Roosevelt ir Churchill tu-
rejo savo pasitarima NAL
ia saloje, Vidurzemio juro-
je. Jiedu aptare tolimes-
MUS planus karui su Japo-
Mia, nes Stalinas atsisako
kalbeti apie kara prizes ia
ponus.
Toje saloje palaidota ir
surasti lavonai Britu dele
gacijos, kurie juroje nukri-
to pakeliui j konferencijas.
Gryzdamas Prez. Roose-
welt sakoma uzsuko j Ro-
ma pas popieziu.
PREF. Roosevelt savo ras-
tn ragina Kongresa priim-
tt Pasaulinio Banko pro-
iekta, sulyg pereitos vasa-
ros Breton Woods, N. H.,
nutarimo. Tas bankas at
liks tarptautinius finansa-
vimus, greitesniam atkuri-
mui karo nuniokotu saliu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-16

San Juan, Porto Riko.-
Sios salos cukraus augini-
mo industrijoje praplito
darbininku streikas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-16

Pakliuvo. Los Angeles,
CAL, tula % m. mergina
issivezus j kita valstija ap-
sivede SUI IA metu amziaus
berniuku. il apkaltinta to
berniuko pavogimu, o ju
vedybos panaikintos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-16

"a uzmusta. San Fran
cisco, Cal., apielinkeje nu-
krito karo laivyno lektu-
vas, uzmuSta "a asmenys.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-16

AmerikOs karO nuosto-
liai Xxi Sausio % pasieke
jau 746,584 vyrQ.
Nuo Birzelio invazijos j
Normandija, vakaru from
te alijantai paeme $4,000
Vokieciu j nelaisvei
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-16

nauju Listuviu. Ateis laikas
kada musu tauta vel tokiu
spartImu augs.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-16

Per Sausio menesi Ame-
rikieciai sunaikino 1,479
Japonu lektuvus.
Arkansas State press., 1945-11-23

Hot water poured directly on q
lass refrigerator tray may cause II
to crack.
Arkansas State press., 1945-11-23
GARLAND
Nelson Boykins

The pastors anniversary was
celebrated Sunday at Wynn Bap-
fist Church with inspiring services
all day. Afternoon program Rev.
Nelson as leader, Deacon r. Pree,
Rev, Nelson as a Pastor, Deacon
H. Scott; Rev Nelson as a District
Worker, Prof Daniels Solo, Dea-
con James; Sermon, Rev. Brown.
Collection, $42.50. Music was
furnished by gospel singers from
Texarkana. Sunday night, Rev.
Darlington of Texarkana preach
ed the sermon and little Charley
Bell Smith sang a solo. Total col
lection for the meeting, $l06.50 =.
The home of Mrs. Wine Sterling
and a house owned by Mrs. Eta
Pickett were destroyed by fire
Tuesday, November 9th. Walter
Thompson of Richmond, Cali
fornia, is home visiting friends
and relatives. Mrs. Octavia
and Mrs. Sinington of Stamps are
visiting their sister, Mrs. Sarah
Nesbia Mr.. Sinington is also Wis
iting her. . Deacon Edd Key
carried a bus load to Gum Point
to the pastors anniversary. A
wonderful sermon was delivered
by Rev. II. c. Cook. Music was
furnished by the singers from
Texarkana. Matte V. and Ed
ward Smith are on the sick list.
Mrs. Blanche Blayloek's baby is
improving.
Arkansas State press., 1945-11-23
A Vital MESSAGE
To Men Only

Why feel old at 40 60 or more-Why
be the victim of the older years-why
not regain the Vim. Vigor and Vitality
you once enjoyed II life apparently
has lost its 2est. you again may be
able to enjoy life as you did in your
youth II added years have slowed
down your Vim, Vitality and youthful
pleasures, here is a simple, inexpensive
method that may change your whole
outlook on life. Try CHANDELIER. the
new lormone Therapy a scientific
combining Of Hormones and Vitamins
Take these tablets regularly until you
feel you have regained the pleasures
that made your youth thing to al
ways remember. In "a hours 1t can
begin to act. Send for it--youll be
glad you did
SEND NO MoNEY-Just your name
and address
Introductory size SO tablets $500.
100 tablets only $500. Save postage,
COD fee, send check or money order.
MEN, THIS IS IT-SEND TODAY
NOW
woo PRODUCTS CO.,
Beacon Hin Station
y o, Box B-51o2 San Antonio I. Texas
Arkansas State press., 1945-11-23
ADM. $1.25
SERVICEMEN zoe
LAKE VILLAGE
Miss Ethel T.. Green

Cpl Andrew Johnson was re-
Gently discharged from the Army
after spending more than three
years in service, two and one
half of which were served over
seas in the South Pact Wah
the 35Oth Engrs, group Misses
II. Bush and Ethel f. Green suap-
ped in Greenville, Mis-. on Sat-
urday, November 18th. The
annual Achievement Day al the
Chicot County Extension Service
was held in the gym of the Cen
trail High School, Lake Village,
on November 10th with the OUT
standing All Club boys and girls
receiving certificates, and the
boys and girls with the best eX-
hlblts receiving prizes. The com
munltles with the best ext
received ribbons ManY prod
raised and made by the firm
were on display, and seeHaI IL
terestlng speeches were ef.gead.
Mrs. Ora d. Williams ana aer
mother, Mrs. Carrie Box. sh5b-
ped in Greenville on Wednesday
OF last week. Mrs. Roberta
Hines is home from California
after spending the summer
months there with her children.
Mr.. and Mrs, Eddie Stewart gave
a dinner party honoring Andrew
johnson, veteran Of three years
service, two and one-half years
of which were spent overseas.
The hostess served dessert
course and cocktails. SOME
GOSSIP: Strange things are hap
penlng around Iva lately.
With so many G. Is home on dis
charge and furloughs all of the
women have changed expressions.
No more watching the newspap-
ers for the returning service
mems list.
Arkansas State press., 1945-11-23
Golfers Davenport Expose
Of Miss.'s John lingo"
Rankin
Continued from Page u

Continued from Page u
even consulting me about it -.
:" Mr.. Rankin was only IT.
ritated the more by letters from
veterans after that speech-vet-
Grams who wanted to know when
the military rank of president had
been created, who was his vice
president and so on.
4" However, all this gives
you the idea. But only an idea.
You have to see lingo John in
action to know him. When there
are service men in the galleries
he's at his worst. He faces them,
gives a terrific salute such as
only the president of a field ar
tillery battery could. -,
Arkansas State press., 1945-11-23
STAMPS
Willie F. Jones

w HIT JpilOo
William Jenkins is home visit
ing his mother and other rela-
tiveS. Mrs. Nadeen Knox left
for California to visit her daugh-
ter and grandchildren Mrs.
W. F, Jones left for Detroit last
week. Mrs. Ginnie Green is
visiting her sister and brother-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. John McCrae
in Mcneil. Sam Harris of Tex
arkana was visitor here recent
ly. Aunt Rhoda, Mrs. Hudson
and Henry Northern are on the
sick list. . E. Aunt Nicy died on
November 18th. Hampt Frazier
is improving at MeRae Sanitor-
lum, Mrs. Lonnie Cooper's
daughter was rushed to Magnolia
for an appendicitis operation.
Funeral services for Mrs. Rode
johnson were held November
18th in the rural district northeast
OF Prescott. The anniversary of
Rev. L. c. Smith, pastor of Green
vile Baptist Church, was held
last week, Please get your news
to me before Saturday. Present
1t to the paper boy, or mail it in
on post card. Willie Fair Jones,
p. O. Box 1898, Stamps.
Arkansas State press., 1945-11-23
HOME COMING

Miss Dainty Bradley, Miss Stazzie
Lee Washington, Mrs. Willie Mae
Cotton and the hostess.
Arkansas State press., 1945-11-23
JUNCTION CITY
Charlie Wright

Services were largely attended
Sunday at all local churches. .
Circle No. 3 met in the home of
irs. Maggie Williams Monday at
80 p. m; Circle No. in the
ONE of Mrs. Olivia Parker We'd
esday; No. 2 in the home of Mrs.
'usie knighten. Josh Dansby,
son of James Dansby and brother
OF Mrs. Charlie Wright, has re-
ceived an honorable discharge
from the army. Cpl. Dansby spent
two years, five months and TWEEN
ty-eight days overseas. Leo
Calhoun, grandson of Mrs. Lydia
Morgan, has received his honor
aole discharge. u, S. Griffin
has also been discharged IL.
G. and Charlie Richmond, Jr,
Ions of Mrs. Deuel. Richmond,
nave received honorable dis
charges. Mrs. Richmond has two
other sons somewhere in the Pa
cific. Mrs. Fannie Kelly of
Fellowship, died Saturday, No
vember 10th. Funeral arrange
ments are incomplete. Norton
Funeral Home is in charge. g.
Men discharged from service in
the Fellowship community are as
follows: Milton Wright, husband
of Mrs. Essie 3. Wright, and Pat
Wilson, son of Mr.. and Mrs David
Wilson. Mrs. Maggie Williams
Is visiting in Texarkana with her
laughter, Mrs. Sallie Lee
Arkansas State press., 1945-11-23
DUMAS
W. S. Moore

Rev |, G. Quinn preached an
inspiring sermon Sunday at
Union Baptist Church. After
service he was dinner guest at
the home of Mr.. and Sis Wooten.
w. S. Moore, j. Mitchell, Mod,
Mrs. B. F. Jones, Mrs. N. Bump
ers, Pres. F. c. Hopes, and N. C.
Hopes, Mod, returned from the
State Convention at Forrest City.
On Friday evening $4,000 has
been reported. All officers were
reelected for 1916 =. The District
Council of the STU will meet
at the Union Baptist Church on
December LIST. w. S. Moore will
leave on December 9th for St.
Louis to attend the National
Convention of the STU.
Arkansas State press., 1945-11-23
NEWPORT


Mr. and Mrs. Willie Brown
visited their son, James, who has
successfully undergone an opera
ton at University Hospital, Lit
tie Rock. Mrs. Knoxie Branch
returned to Kirkville, Ill, after a
months visit with her parents
and her husbands parents here.
Mrs. c. L. Branch has returned
from the bedside of her sister at
Camden. DR.. and Mrs. S. F.
Clark of Ypsilanti, Michigan, and
Mrs. Clarks sister, Mrs. Caver of
Chicago, are visiting relatives
and friends here Elkanah
Oates has been honorably dis
charged from the Army after SER
vice overseas. The funeral of
Mrs. Della Mcdonald was held
November 18th at St. Paul AME
Church with Rev. N. l.. Dove in
charge. Mrs. Mary Jones has
returned from the bedside of her
daughter, Mrs. Sadie Meyers in
Hot Springs. She reports her
condition improved. On the
sick list are; Mrs. Lua Hunt,
Eura McCurry, Lonnie Mae
Joseph. Funeral services for
Mrs. Willie Mae Stegall were held
November l4th at First Baptist
Church with Rev. II, G.. Martin
in charge. H, A. Walker writes
that he arrived in Los Angeles
safely. Mrs, Augusta Martin of
Portland, Oregon, is here visiting
relatives. . Miss Gladys Porter,
editor of Viewpoints Young World
has successfully undergone an
operation at Newport Sanitorium.
Appreciation services were rend-
cred last week at st. Paul AME
church for the pastor, Rev N. l..
Dove. Mrs. A. V. Smith attend
ed at home economics conference
at Pine Bluff last Friday. The
PTA of Newport High School met
November l4th in the school audi
forum. Mrs. Willie Gene Por-
ter returned to St. Louis after
spending a week here with her
parents. Mrs. Joe Wilson and
daughter are able to be up after
an attack Of influenza.
Arkansas State press., 1945-11-23
S A T u R D AY,
NOVEMBER "a
CAPITOL HILL NEWS

Halloween was presented to
pupils of Capital Hill by the 6B
English class in an assembly. The
title of the play was THE Witches
Return Participants were: Har-
Old Morgan, Alvin White, George
Harper, Wilbert Crockett, Bar
bara j. Bell, Patricia Ann Jones.
Janice Lewis, Eugenia Care, Jim
merlne Newton and Gladys Davis.
PROFESSIONAL
GROWTH MEETING
The Professional Growth meet
ing was held Monday, Nov. 10
The theme for discussion was
Discipline led by Miss Solar
M. Carethers. Mrs. E. Quick is
chairman.
P. T. A. MEETS
Our P. T. A. met Thursday
with large attendance of par
ents and friends. The discussion
was very interesting and both
parents and teachers took part.
Messers. A. s. Patterson and
Moore were hostesses. Mrs.
Fitzpatrick, president, and Mrs.
H. B. Ivey, principal.
POPULARITY CONTEST
The popularity contest of c. II.
S. closed Friday, Nov. 8, at l p.
m. There had been quite a race
between the upper cycle and the
primaries. For two weeks these
divisions really bestirred them
selves for the King and Queen.
We are happy to announce to all
radio fans that William Crockett.
6B grade. with $4l.00, will be
King and Billy r, Byrd, with
$500, "a grade, will be Queen.
ATTENDANTS
5B, Myrtle Berry, s26.72, IA,
Doris j. Taylor, $2525: ga, Bob
bic Sutton, $24.80; lBa, Mary
Alice Souder, $22,l0. Pages. lib,
Kenneth Starks, $l700; Flower
Girls: 3B, Ollie Darling. 1882:
and 2B, Helen Swinney, $1,000
Total S444.82. Room price to 6B
room for raising the highest
amount, $4,000.
S. M, Carethers, reporter.
Mrs. H. B. Ivey, Principal
Arkansas State press., 1945-11-23
PRESCOTT
Samuel Scott

AT Elizabeth AME Church, the
people gave Rev P. M Parry
an appreciation, raising $60.l5.
Rev II. H. Scott delivered the
message -, On Oct. 81, Miss
Ruthie Lee james and Roy l..
G. Brown, Jode A. Henderson,
Johnnie Lee SnoWden, Johnnie w.
Jordan, Miss Mae Scott House
were house guests of Miss Lille
Mae Scott. Sam INFLOW visited
Miss Ruthie Lee James recently.
Lille Mae started to train
ing school and is enthusiastic
about it. Captain Therman
Scott has come home after %
months overseas. He is now
visiting in Little Rock. John
ME w. Jordan, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Jordan at Blevins,
left Oct. % to enter the SER
vice. There was Halloween
party at the Blevins Training
School last Halloween.
William Arthur Duncan
Cpl Wiley Dixon of Chicago,
ILL.,, is visiting his aunt, Mrs.
Roxie Silas. He has been hon
orably discharged from the
Army. Willie Randle of De-
troit, Michigan was here last
week attending his daughter,
Regina, who was struck by a
car, but is not seriously hurt.
Willie Norman spent the
past week with her sister, Mrs.
f. f, Northcross from Oklahoma
City, Mrs Ned Scott and
Mrs, Lee Charles spent Thurs
day in Hope shopping. Mrs
Lula Mae Scott was called to
TeXarkana to the bedside of her
sister, Mrs. Almeda Hamilton,
who is very i'll. Mr.. and Mrs.
Langston are the proud parents
of a baby girl born Tuesday,
October 18th. CLUB NEWS.
The Progressive Womens Club
was entertained by Mrs. Gladys
Toliver on November llth. AT
ter the regular routine of bust
ness the hostess served de-
licious salad course. The
Strength Aid Club plans a
Thanksgiving social and the
ladies of the Progressive Wom-
ems Club are happily anticipa-
ting pleasant evening. &.
SCHOOL NEWS: The PTA of
McRae high school is asking the
cooperation of the colored citi-
2ens of Prescott to do their bit
in raising the $1,000 to aid in
the construction of an additional
building to relieve the crowded
seating conditions at McRae.
Mrs, Adams, your president, will
gladly give any information de-
sired CHURCH NEWS; Rev.