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kELS TAKSUS

Pittsburgho miesto taryba
tariasi apie pakelina taksu Sc
kanciais metals, mes netiki kad
gales issilaikyti su dabar gau-
nanais taksais.
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Zinok Amerikos
KONSTITUCIJA

Amerikos konstitucija Angliskoje
kalboje, su visais Amerdmentais.
80 puslapiu knygele, prisiqsim vi
sal Dovanai items kurie uzsirasys
Lietuviu Naujienas dviem metams
arba gaus du metinius skaitytojus
ir prisiqs $500 su nurodymu kan
Lietuviu Naujienas siuntineti, mi.
nina knygele prisiusim jums visai
dovanai uz pasidarbavilna.
LIETUVIU NAUJIENOS
1872 n. 9Th ST. Philadelphia 6 Pa
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NJ z OKLES SEZONAS

Pennsylvanijoje prasideio SUI
Gruodzio. Apskaiciuojama kad
j girias If kalnus is5jo bent
100000 briedziu medziotoju,
apie tokis skaicius issieme lei
dimus.
Medziokles laikas baigsis su
15-ta Gruodzio. Sakoma Synet
bus sulnedziota daugiau negul
kuriais kitais metals.
Per ketuTias dienas meSku
medziokles buvo nusauta virs
300 mesku, ta6iau nieisas, dar
nesumuse 20 metu senumo re-
kordo nusovimu meskos virs
500 svaru.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-07

travimas. Turime iieskoti bu-
du ir priemoniu tai atsiekti.
L. Jankauskas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-07

NEDzIOTOJAI 1914 metals
Pennsylvanijoje surinko H.
921,90 svaru pauksciu ar I'VE
reliq.
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CHICAGO, ILL.

'zVAIGzDzlU PARADOS".
Tokiu pavadinimu rengiama
didelis programs Dariaus-Gi-
reno saleje, sekmadieni, Gruo-
dzio 8, nuo 2 val. pc pietQ.
Programa pildys talentas is
radio stoties WIS ir hitos ra-
dio ir cinemos zvaigzdes.
Parengimas daroma sarysyje
su Victory Bonds pardavimu.
Teisejas John, I. Zuris yra
parengimo pirmininkas.
sPORTUGALIJA perka be-
veik trecdali sau reikalingo
tabako is Amerikos.
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MIR I'M Al

MIRE. ISEIVIAI AMERIkOS LIETUVIAl
nios apie mrsiu Leuvus siame skyriue tapnama dyka
Arkansas State press., 1945-09-28
PHYLLIS WHEAT
LEY ny" NOTES

The Board of Management met
Tuesday and outlined the Fall
program. The War Service Com
mittee, Mrs. Elvie Watts, chair
man, will sponsor collection of
sheets and bedding to help furn-
ish our YWCA hostels through
out War-torn Europe. The World
Fellowship Committee, Mrs. Mag
gle Ashford, chairman, will spon-
sor seal sale of World Fellow
ship Seals to promote the work
of the World YWCA. Member
ship Committee, Mrs. Irene Nc
Cullum, chairman, will sponsor
an all-membership meeting dur
ing the early Fall. The Health
Education Committee, Mrs. Ger
trude Davis, chairman, will spon-
sor a Physical Fitness Carnival.
Mrs. Vivian Blakely and the
Young Adult Committee will
sponsor Career Day.
The Personnel Committee. Mrs
Vivian Haywood, chairman, re-
ported the resignation of Miss
LaVerta Childress, office secre-
tary, who left early in September
to attend Xavier University, New
Orleans, and the appointment of
Mrs, W. M. Stanfield to take her
place.
The House Committee reported
minor repairs on the building and
the installation of an electric
clock which was donated by the
Victory V Club.
Adult Activities, Mrs, H. H.
Sutton, chairman, will sponsor
sewing, knitting and home nurs-
ing classes.
The Girl Reserve Committee,
Miss Resale Terrence. chairman,
met September 10 and outlined
a program for Fall.
Arkansas State press., 1945-09-28
FORDYCE
Evelyn r. Pettis

Miss Dora Greene who has been
i'll, is doing fine. ;. Miss Dorothy
Sue Walsh of Fordyce is attending
Shorter-Flipper-Curry College
this fall. Misses Claudia Jean
Hayes and Mary Franklin John
son are attending A. M. and N.
College. Herman Thrower has
returned home from Portland,
Oregon. Mr., and Mrs. Robert
Lowery left recently for San
Francisco, Calf. Sgt Clifton
Claye is home on leave. Mrs.
Lucille Coleman who has been
in Portland, Oregon, has return
ed home. Mrs. Juanita M. Smith
and children arrived last week
from Las Vegas, Nevada.
Morris McCrary left recently
with Mr.. and Mrs. LoWery.
The Young Matrons Club of
Greenville First Baptist Church
sponsored a program which the
Red Circle Girls participated.
Mrs. Lura Eddington is home
from Oakland, Calf. Pvt. Wal
ter Williams Jr,, husband of Mrs,
Francis l.. Thrower Williams, is
here to see their son, Luther
Williams, who is five weeks old.
Arkansas State press., 1945-09-28
TEXARKANA, TEX.

Do you know the Trudie Beauty
School is really doing business?
The instructor, Miss Jimmie Mae
Broughtor, is graduate of the
Hicks Beauty School, 1913 S. Pine
St., San Antonio, Texas, and a
former student of Tyler. Since
she is here to stay she has united
with the Oak Street Baptist
Church. Sunday School was
opened at the usual hour at Mt.
Zion Baptist Church. The SER
mon was preached by the pastor.
We were very glad to have had
our state missionary in Sunday
School. He will be in Texarkana
for the Zion District association
which will be held at the Sunset
Baptist Church. Gus Robertson
is still on the sick list. M. B..
Wesley is enjoying a well earned
vacation in Hot Springs. Please
have your news ready for the
news boy or send it to Mrs. Mary
Nunley, 802 Oak st. :. The Good
Samaritans of Miller County un-
der the supervision Of Mrs. S.
Parker will have their annual ser
mon exercises Sunday, Sept. 80.
at the AME Church.
Arkansas State press., 1945-09-28
AsHDoWN
James A. Rowe

ooiilSp a. lto"C
Mrs. Mary Alice Griffin has
returned from the National Con-
vention in Detroit, Michigan.
While in that section of the coun-
try she made a sightseeing trip
to Canada. Mines. Lucian Han
kins and Mary Alice Griffin Wis
tied in Texarkana on September
H.. See James Amos Rowe at
the Hollywood Grocery for the
STATE PRESS.
Catherine Y. Taylor
Mckinley Barber visited in
Fort Smith last week A party
was given for him by Mrs. Beth
elene Henderson. T-Sgt, James
Taylor Jr. is visiting his mother,
Mrs. R. A. Taylor of this city.
He was accompanied here by his
wife, Mrs. Jimmizine Beth Tay-
lor of Little Rock. Chester
Owens of Kansas City, Kansas,
visited his family last week. :.
Mrs, Almeda Mack is making
some additions to her home. :.
Geraldine and Levester Williams
are visiting in Texarkana. =.
MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH:
Rev. N. S. Coleman, the pastor,
made report on the National
Baptist Convention held in De-
troit. Class No. 4 of the Sunday
School has held the offering BAN
ner for the past two months.
Money raised throughout the day
was $80.76, $4,000 of which was
money. Prof. Brown
and others are making much pro-.
gress on the recreational build
ing. Mrs. Ollie Bowls was
a visitor in Fulton last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Moore and
son of Los Angeles, California,
are visiting Mrs. Georgia Ash
ton of this city.
Arkansas State press., 1945-09-28

Captain Woodrow w, Crockett
made flying trip here to visit
his mother, Mrs. Lucinda Crock
EFT, $40 Short Pinehurst. Capt.
Crockett is an instructor at the
Tuskegee Army Air Field. lie
teaches the advance cadets. He
arrived at the airport at lO;45 a.
m. and took off at 200 p. m. Drs,
G. u. Jamison, Sr. and Jr,, and
many other relatives and friends
were present to see him take off,
st. James S. S. met at the usual
hour with Bro, Conway in charge.
The Supt. went to MeNab to con-
duct Sunday School. The pas
tor and members of st. James
motored to McNab to attend the
installation of Rev. d. Stafford.
Rev. Williams preached the in
stallation sermon. st. James
Mission will meet Monday night
to render a program and a waist
rally which will be conducted by
Mrs. Blanche Williams. The
City Prayer Band will meet at
the Cannon Bapt. Church Sum
day, Sept. 30, at 500 a. m. Bro.
c. H. Mitchell is president.
Arkansas State press., 1945-09-28
WILMAR
Mrs. Irma Ragland

Mrs. Louise Ruthford is visit
ing relatives and friends in St.
Louis. Johnnie Golden, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Golden of
Kansas City, is visiting his aunt,
Lula Bass of this city f, Mrs. c,
c. Ramsay left for the opening
of school at Arkansas Baptist
College on September II, She
will also travel to Rison to the
District Association, Charley
Henderson of Augustus, Florida,
is here visiting relatives after an
absence from this city for 26
years. Mrs, Beatrice Phillips
and two children are visiting her
mother, sisters and friends.
Miss Hazel Dell Hightower of Lit
tie Rock is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Mary F, Hester, Henry
McKenny joined st. James
Church on Sunday, September
l6. Visiting ministers in the aft
ernoon were Rev. J. F. Vaughn
who preached the anniversary
sermon, Rev, c, c. Ramsey, pas
tor of Mt. Tabor Baptist church;
Rev. l.. r. Daniel, Rev. d. c.
Chavis,- Rev. D. w. Kidd, Rev.
Solomon Graves, Rev. J. c, Hes
ter. Total amount raised for the
day was S47.64.
Arkansas State press., 1945-09-28
HOT SPRINGS
GLORIA DOWNS
GLORIA DOWNS

presented with a number of USE
full gifts after which a delicious
course of cream and cake was
served to a large number of
guests. The Rev, is the popular
pastor of the St. Peters AME
Zion Church. Visiting with
Mrs. S. B. Ashcraft is Albert Nat
Steward, Jr,, of New York City.
Pete Gatog and Miss Rosie Marie
Pleasant are also on the sick
list. Fl. SOME GOSSIP: The little
lady who slept at the robe dedi-
cation service Sunday was short
of sleep occasioned by her spend
ing half the night fighting mos
quitoes. A certain clerk in
Malvern Ave, business spanks
her fat legs killing mosquitoes
like a jockey spanks his race
horse on the home stretch (you
race horse fans understand this).
The wife on Water Street COM
planned about the mosquitoes in
the home so until her little son
went to town and bought her a
long dress with long sleeves and
said, Mother, this will keep the
mosquitoes off your meat" Oh
boy, let us hope for the frost
which will kill these creatures. :.
Mr.. and Mrs, Dougle Wilson of
1896 Wilmington Ave-, had as their
dinner guests Mrs. Elizabeth
Blake of 5l8 Lincoln Ave, Rock
ford, Ill, and her daughter, Mrs.
S. M. ConWell of 923 ForWell
Ave, Beloit, Wisconsin. These
lovely ladies are stopping at the
Pythian Hotel. :. Dougle Wilson,
Scoutmaster of Troop Al has just
returned from a three weeks va
cation in Chicago, ILL.,, where he
visited his relatives and many
friends.
Arkansas State press., 1945-09-28

Outstanding visitors here are
Revs. F. j. Frye, l.. A. Carter,
]. H. johnson, Baltimore, Md,
Mrs. Mary f. Harris, Memphis,
Tenn; Mrs, Mary Crumt, Mrs,
Maud Breakfield and daughter,
Delous, Chicago; Atty, Flowers,
Drs. c, Flowers and G. c. Taylor,
Jr,, Pine Bluff. j. Lee is home
for three weeks. Back fresh
from vacations: Mrs. Webster,
Texas; Mrs. c. Murphy, Kansas
City; Rev. G. N, Collins and sons,
Florida. Mrs. II. MCGOWAN is
suffering from a steam burn and
is now confined in the Alice Eve
Hospital. H. T. Pettiford is on
the sick list. H. H. Finley I'M
derWent an operation in New
York last Friday. Fall inn
provements are: A new walk at
the Lemons; a new roof at the
Englishes; a new porch at the ].
Lees; house painted at the LOT
tons and a new awning at the
Mrs. j. H. Barabin's. The Bull
Dog Inn" is one of the most
popular eating places in the city.
The new music teacher is Mrs.
Electa Bonds. Eureka Baptist
Church dedicated new choir robes
Sunday. Macarthur Baptist
Church has erected a new build
ing since the election of Rev.
Jackson. Dinner guests at the
R, B. Davises Sunday were the
H. T. Wrights. Mrs. T. ]. Grit
fin and Mrs H. T. Wright had
birthdays last week and Mrs.
r. Lemons baked each birth
day cake. E. Mrs. J. c. Curtis
honored her husband, Rev. J. c.
Curtis with a surprise birthday
party at their home, 1886 Silver
Street, on September %. He was
Arkansas State press., 1945-09-28
CARD OF THANKS

S. L. Dunn of Dunn's Victory
Cleaners, 27l9 East Second St,
North Little Rock, is back in the
city after % months of service in
the army. He will take over
his former business on October
LIST.
Mr.. Dunn wishes to thank his
friends and the public for their
continued confidence, their pat
ronage of the firm, and their CO.
operation with the acting man.
ager, J. E. Long, who took care
of the business and kept it going
in his absence. ADV.
Arkansas State press., 1945-09-28
BENTON

Mr.. and Mrs. William Sussex
and Mr., and Mrs, Strickland of
North Little Rock, visited Mr..
and Mrs G Kcrkindall recently
Mrs. Bernice Malice of Chicago
was guest of her sister, Mrs
Taft Ward The Sunday
School gave to Angelo S. John.
son Three Dollars as a token of
appreciation for his service in
the Sunday School. Angelo is
leaving soon to enter Fargo Az
riculture School we wish him
much luck Rev. O. j. Del
amar and a group of members
had a prayer meeting whit Bro.
]. c, Rhinehart Miss C,
Branch is on the sick list
Theodore George is still able to
be at work after spending a
week in bed.
Arkansas State press., 1945-09-28
DUMAS
w. S. Moore

Rev. E. D. Harris of Gould ran
a meeting at Fellowship Baptist
Church and he has 26 for the
water at Watson. Rev. A. w.
Grant ran meeting at New
Light at Pickens and he has Is
for the water. Miss Beulah
Hill left recently for Ark. City to
enter school. Willie Howard,
Jack Adams, Alexander Jackson,
Joe Willie Washington, Freeman
Trotter, Miss Comella Kifer, Mrs.
Josie Mays and others left recent
ly for Fargo Agriculture School.
L. M. Gordon was in town re-
Gently on business. There will
be a rally at the Union Baptist
Church known as the Seven Seal
Rally. Seven preachers will
preach.
Arkansas State press., 1945-09-28

M. D. Caesar

Mrs. Willie M. Neal died sud-
denly September IA. She was a
member of st. Paul AME church.
The p. T. A. of Peake High
School is busy trying to equip
the science department of the
school, The goal is $4,000 and
they are calling on all loyal citi-
zens of Arkadelphia and sur
rounding communities to help
raise that amount. Mrs. N. B.
Bynum, president; Mrs, Alice
Ivory, secretary. Mrs. j. b.
Watson of Pine Bluff was a
weekend visitor of Mrs. S. D.,
Hildreth. All Arkadelphians
are proud to hear that F, c,
Wiley, who underwent an opera
ton at Alice Eve Hospital, Hot
Springs, is doing nicely. NJ. D.
Caesar attended the State War
Bond meeting at A. M. and N.
College, Pine Bluff, Saturday,
September %. Miss Georgia
M. Stevenson left Saturday,
September %, to enter Shorter
College, She is a member Of st.
Paul AME Church and was given
a scholarship by the church. Mrs.
f. A. Perry is sponsor of the
junior church and Rev. H. d.
Brookins is pastor of st. Paul. !.
The three choirs of st. Paul
Church rendered a program Sun
day night, September %. The
Sr. Choir, Mrs. M. E. Newburn,
president; Jr. Choir and Buds of
Promise, Mrs. E. R. Perry, Presi-
dent. Mrs. A. l.. Scott is organ
ist for all the choirs. Mrs. V.
B. Cleveland is on the sick list. i.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Westbrooks
received word that their son,
Cpl. w. d. Westbrooks is back in
the states after spending 3 years
somewhere in Italy. His sister,
Mrs. j. Stinston of Detroit, Mich
igan, is home to greet him on his
arrival.
Arkansas State press., 1945-09-28
NASHVILLE
Mrs. Ada F. Deloney

Rev. G. w. Young is on the
sick list. Cpl. George Wilder is
home from Italy, having received
his discharge. Miss Ceatrice
Whitmore left for Chicago re-
Gently for a reunion with former
classmates, Misses Rosetta and
Clara Geiger. While in Chicago
she was entertained at the home
of Mr., and Mrs. John Hewey by
Mrs. Marie Swain, Mrs. Mildred
Moran and Miss Lucy Sewell. =.
Miss Ophelia Groves is attending
A. M. and N. College, Pine Bluff.
Arkansas State press., 1945-09-28
ATKINS
McKindra Fletcher

McKindra Fletcher
Mrs. Tobithia Loepheart and
two daughters recently visited
her oldest daughter, Mrs. Marine
STA Harrell of Conway. Mr.,
and Mrs, Wash Rhodes attended
the funeral of Ike Holland at
Gold Hill Community. Mrs.
Girthia Lee Swinton attended the
funeral of Francis Jackson at
Menifee. Mrs. Blanche Fletcher
received word that her son, LIST
Sgt. Cullin Fletcher is in a hos
pital in Italy. Pfc, Charlie
Fletcher, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones Fletcher, who has spent
ten months and some days in
the f. r. o., is home on fur
Tough visiting his parents. Pfc.
Fletcher has won two battle stars
and other honors. Mrs. Byrd
of Hickory Hill is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Dave Williams. L.
c. II. Mcdaniel is still on the sick
list. We hope for him a speedy
recovery.
Arkansas State press., 1945-09-28
RIXIE
Silas Bowman

In rally at Clayton Chapel
Baptist Church Sunday, $4,000
was raised. Rev. Rodgers has
been selected permanent pastor
Sis. Rosy Barnes, Sis. Ruby Bak-
err, Robert Tanner and Deacon
Harris are on the sick list.
The baptising services of New
Dora Church created much en-
thusiasm with Rev. F. #. Buffers
buses transporting the people, to
and from H;ll's Lake to the place
of baptising. A very successful
revival is being run at Holly
Grove AME church. Sis. Mar
cisse Crudup is visiting her chill
dren in Kansas City. Miss
Hazel Lee Bruce, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bruce was
quietly married to Sylvester
Brown of Jacksonville recently.
Arkansas State press., 1945-09-28
IN MEMoRIAM

In memory Of Mrs. Winnie
Crook who passed away one year
ago, September %, 1914.
Gone from us, but loving memo
ries that will always linger
while upon this earth we stay.
Sleep on, dear one, it has been
long year since you left.
Our hearts are filled with sadness
and tear.
How we loved you, and love you
yet.
How we miss you, darling.
God called you home; he thought
it best.
Signed:
Cornelius Crook, husband,
Rosie Burks, daughter,
Henry Alexander, son.
ADV.
Arkansas State press., 1945-09-28
PANKEY
Lois Tyler

Miss Lizzie Smith, superintend-
ent of Mark Chapel Sunday
School, is leaving October l to
teach school at Danville. She
recently honored her Sunday
School members with a party. :.
On Tuesday, September %, men,
bers of the Youth Fellowship
honored Miss Smith with a sur
prise party.
Arkansas State press., 1945-09-28
e. DORADO
Rev. E. C. Cutter

weekend furlough with his mo-
Their, Mrs, Hunter, and his sister,
Clara Mae. Mrs. Hazel Smith
was delightfully."- entertained with
a birthday party by her friends
Saturday, August 10. She re-
ceived many beautiful gifts. .
Mrs, A. c. Bradford and grand
daughter visited in the home of
Mrs, Dolores Carlysle on Sep
TENDER 9, Mrs. Carlysle recently
returned from Boston, Mass, and
New York where she visited her
husband. Mrs. Pumphry is
steadily improving, She is the
mother of Mrs, Willie Elder, .
Friendship District Association
will convene with the Ebenezer
Baptist Church of Caledonia De-
tober II and IL. Rev. w. l..
Criner Is pastor Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace Gutter are living in their
new home at 800 f. Miles Street.
They arrived here recently from
California Rev. Il. c. Cutter
went to Douglas Chapel Church
recently. Rev. w. J. jackson
from Lake Village, La, preached
a wonderful sermon. Rev. w. M.
Brewster is pastor. Mrs. jennie
Que Whitley from New York
City spent the weekend with
her uncle, Jesse Carter at 400 S.
Florence Ave. Pfc. Silas
Thompson is back in the states
and is spending a 30-day fur
Tough with relatives. Mrs. Ollie
Mae Lovett, wife of Richard
Lovett, is the new helper in
DR., <, c. Cummings office. i
Albert Jenkins, 1919 E. First
Street, is back home after vaca-
tloning in Gurdon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dewey Ross and son, Dewey
Edward, will leave soon for Den
yer, Colorado, where they will
spend their vacation visiting Mrs.
Ross mother, Mrs. Linnie Scrog-
gins. Rev. H. Andrews and
Mrs, Joseph Rucker motored to
Dallas for few days. On their
return trip Mrs. Rucker stopped |
in Hot Springs for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thompson
have as their guests, Mrs. jamie
Williams and F. Ford Jr., sister
and grandson of Mrs. Thompson. |
Mrs. Lille SnoWden has just re-
turned from her vacation in
Miss, visiting her mother. i
Mrs. Florence Bufford and Mrs. |
Mary Cannon spent a few nights
in Shreveport, La, recently, &C
companying Miss Early Jean
Boyd that far on her way to
California. Eugene VIM of
Chicago is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Genie VIM.
Mrs. Lille Norris and daughter,
Rosie Lee, are spending a few
weeks here with relatives.
Rev. E. Beasley recently closed
rival in Lakeview where he is
starting a new church. Mrs.
Lille Bee Charles is expecting
her husband home soon. Will
liam Jamerson, u. S. Navy, is
here on furlough. Rufus White
is spending a few days here with
his family after serving overseas.
HUTTIG: Rev. A. l.. Harris, pas
tor of st. Andrews AME church
was the recipient of $165.90 in ,
a recent appreciation service. ]
Mrs, Willie Elliott and family at ,
tended the funeral of her cousin {
in Bonita, La.
Arkansas State press., 1945-09-28
BRADLEY
Dorothy Mae Mitchell

Dorothy Mae Mitchell
Bro. Marshall Parish is still on
the sick list. His sister, Mrs.
Fannie Gulley, is here from Okla
homa L. A. Collins is here
from overseas visiting his mother,
Mrs. Fannie Collins and his sis
ter and brother. Mrs. J. Jones
of Stockton, California, is here
visiting her parents and her
sister and children. Mr. Morton
lost everything that he had by
fire recently. Celebration of
the anniversary of the pastor of
pumpkin Springs Church will be-
gin on October 81.
Arkansas State press., 1945-09-28
HOPE
Mary D. Vaughn

Pfc. Ivory Seals is home on
45-day furlough after serving 10
months overseas. John Ware
is home visiting his mother, Mrs.
Fay Burton and friends. Ola
Mae Stuart left for Hot Springs
recently.
Arkansas State press., 1945-09-28
NOTICE.!

LEAVING FOR LOS ANGELES
BY WAY OF CHICAGO. OCT.
4th. CAN CARRY ONE OR
TWO PASSENGERS. EXPEN-
SES SHARED. GOOD AUTO
MOBILE. REFERENCES EX-
CHANGED. CONTACT NE AT
l82012 HIGH ST. Adv.
Arkansas State press., 1945-09-28
A Winner In Any Language

MISS KATHERINE ELLIOTT beautiful daughter of Mr. and
Mrs George Elliott 3l4 Gaines Street. walked away with first
honors being the beautiful the
Bathing Beauty Contest Spring Lake Sunday afternoon sponsored
by POWELL prominent businessman of the city Miss Elliott
among ten other contestants representing firms
tons of the state sponsored by the Carver Branch YCA
contestants put the judges in predicament
effort to single contestant
several minutes of serious study mood Miss
Elliott was finally given the X with LeMay sponsored
Lees Garage second and Miss Whine sponsored by
Ache Service Station taking third place The decision of the
judges proered no indictment the They were all
winners!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Vets Visit
In Lansing

LANSING, Jan. 15--Five en-
listed men, personal emissaries Of
Gen. Eisenhower, arrived here
over the weekend TO reveal 10
local war workers. the urgent
need for more artillery and NOR
tar ammunition.
The quartet. who only recently
were on the fighting fronts inside
Germany are r ) Alvin r. jan
kowske, Pfc. Frank Hall, Cpl.
Frank Christopain and Pfc. Sid
ney S. Winborne.
Today and tomorrow the group
will be guests al Oldsmoblle
where they will give workers
first-hand information on the
scarcity Of ammunition.
In an interview, the men said
that the ammunition shortage not
only is delaying the winning Of
the war, but also was resulting in
unnecessary loss OF lives.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
BY Roy Crane

An "A" and b" student in the ninth
sade Of Red'ord Hish school, where
me,h,o,,ll drawing and matherntie, are
has luouic SUBJECTS. Irlnk's Ambition -
TO b,,onc a craftsman.
IN ,hc Us month, he hi, been a carrier
n the rashborhooI OF SouthhcId. Bit
more. NlNiohpl, and CurN. frank ha,
in,rllet DO, rNue from 90 tustomcr TO
So, whining mtuy Times awards for out
,andine sale, a,hle,omeut', includins
$50 cash.
Hc IS. lives ar 1900 Linday and
attends church at ST. Sebeli,ties,. He
o,lys iofibl.l on ,t,m IN The Detroit
Tunes Clruer Athlete League, ,wims At
school and build, model planes as q
hobby.
Hist PARENTS Ar. and Mr.. Ray Stewart.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Saginaw Man Pays
$500 on 0PA Claim

SAGINAW. Jan. 15-To settle
a treble damage claim rising from
food overcharges. Anthony Will
liams. operator OF the College
Inn 51i GeneSec, has paid $500
10 the federal treasury. OPA at
torneys said the oNercharges
ranged from 5 10 IS cents per
item over a SiX-month period.