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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-27
Three Hundred Testimonial Dinner Given in Honor Of Rev. Mrs. W
Fine Points in Brdqe

looked like such a clnch to him.
with that nice diamond suit on the
side, that he didn't even pause to
worry about any dangers to his
contract. He followed the ruffed
third trick with his spade A, X
and @, and was chagrined to see
East fail to follow suit. discarding
a club
No matter what he did now, his
contract was beaten. He scored
the diamond A. Q and X, and led
the ], discarding a club. West
ruffed that with the spade 8 and
then set the contract with the
heart 5 to the 10, as the declarer
had no more trumps In either his
own hand or the dummy.
All that South had to do to pro-
tect his contract was to let West
have the third trick in hearts. and
be prepared to ruff the fourth lead
in the dummy, with the spade 10.
That would have kept his ow1
four trumps intact and assured hi.
success.
Your Weekend Question
Why is 1t usually unwise for the
better-playing member Of a pair
to strain toward becoming declar-
er rather than letting his partner
play q hand?
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-27
Celebrates Birthday

Master Richard Frederick Bortz
celebrated his seventh birthday,
Friday, entertaining a group OF his
young friends at delightful birth
Gay party at the home OF his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bortz. The
guests played games, through which
each one gained prize. A birth
cay cake and ice cream we're
served. Master Richard received
many attractive gifts.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-27
Calendar OF Social Events
MONDAY

City number Knights of Pyhias o'clock first
rank, X. p. Hall
Monday Luncheon Club, o'clock, with Mrs. H. A. Bisbee
CAP Ground School, o'clock Ypslant High School
Girl three Sarkweaher, 3l5;
Church Is; IT, Center o'clock troop Central
High School, $780, 90 Brownies Roosevelt O'Clock;
troop %, Brownies, Central, $3.50.
Boy Scouts 80 Cub Den Roosevelt
OF Mrs II. H. Leck; Roosevelt school troop 81
weather Hall; Junior Chamber OF Commerce 80
Ypslant High School, Z 80 Ross school troop
school; Foster school troop a school.
TUESDAY
Begole Child Study Club Red Cross WEIGH Hall
H. transportation in charge OF Clarence Thompson
Harding
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Ainsley- Mereness
Club Has Program

Ruth Anne Schaab, patriotic In
st. uctor. had short program on
General Macarthur at the Ainsley-
Mereness Club regular meeting Fri
day afternoon at GAR. Hall.
Muriel Wolf reported under Civic
Pride.
A valentine party will be held
February 8. The valentine box will
be made by Mary Robbins.
Good deeds were reported by Jo-
anne Ross, Dolores Wilburn, and
Virginia Lee Dick.
Games for the party will be
planned by Beryl Marble.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-27
hrift Shop Board
Plans For Charities

At special meeting OF the Thrift
Shop board. Friday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. Earl Snyder
chairman, the social service com
mittee reported and plans were
made TO contribute TO charities.
The report OF the social service
committee, which Is responsible
for choosing the projects for which
the proceeds OF the organization
shall be used. was given by Mrs.
Alex Longnecker. She said that
help has been given 10 a needy
family during January. 1t was yot.
ed to continue help for this family,
to contribute TO the USO supper
fund and TO the intantile paralysis
drive.
The soliciting committee report
ed that there is still need OF cloth
ing for the shop. An appeal was
made for discarded clothing, espe-
cially children's wear, also house
hold goods that may be found dur
ing the approaching spring house
cleaning season. II possible, they
are to be delivered to the Thrift
shop between the hours OF $3.50 and
IL. or pickup will be made.
Tea was served by the hostess
at the close OF the afternoon. The
next board meeting will be Feb. 2
at the home OF Mrs. H. A. Bisbee.
when all members we're requested
to be present and to bring a bundle
Of merchandise.
Csnteen Tonight
The Teen Canteen will be open
tonight from s to II p. m. in the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-27
Relief Corps Makes
Card Party Plans

The Past Presidents Club OF
Carpenter Women's Relief Corps
held a brief business meeting at
the home OF Mrs. Eunice Mats,
Friday afternoon and made plans
for a card party for next Wednes-
day afternoon at 1880 at the home
OF Mrs. Mats. Mention was made
OF the death OF tho husband OF q
member. Delbert Golf
The next meeting will be Feb
%
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Couple Married

Evelyn E. Grimes, 81. and Robert
F. Lovaac, %, were married this
morning in municipal court with
Justice A NJ. Vandersall official
ing. Mr.. Lovaac is employed by
the Streicher Tool and Die Com
pany Of this city. The couple Will
live at COS Tyler Road.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-27
Gives Shower

Mrs. Joseph Palmieri. 315 N
Park St, gave shower for her
daughter. Esther Louise, Friday
night. The daughter will be mar
ried to Lester Lee Golf, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Golf, 3OS
virginia Place, on February II.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-27

stationed Of the Marshall Islands ran out
Of kindheared another island
packed the liquid and flew it to the
That Air Force engineers an Idea and
evacuated speedily and safely aboard
PISS Above a modified belyank ambulance
ung fighter plane the resting on
through the pex glass litter patient would be
on international Soundphoto)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-27
Normal College Calendar
TODAY


500 p m.-Freshman class party sarkweaher Hall
SUNDAY
400 m-Papo violin recital of Sylvia
Emily Mutter Adams, Auditorium.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-27

Csnteen Tonight
The Teen Canteen will be open
tonight from to II p. m. in the
Ypsilanti High School lunchroom.
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West took his X and Q Of hearts
and then led the A. which South
ruffed with the spade j Game
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-01-04
SPRECIMO MIRNODOBNU KONSKRIPCIJU

prusijanizovanja Amerike; nego
takodjer ola ubrzamo celom ma
SON energijom izgradjivanje So
cijalisticke Industrijalne Junije
- radnieke moci, Ovo ie zada-
TAX koji Socijalisticka Radnicka
Partija sledi neodstranjivo sa "a
uzetoscu koja ce jednog dana
dobiti srdacne zahvale liudi j ze-
ma. Pc recima naiveceg americ-
kog Socijalista, Daniela De Leo
ma.
"Stav Socijalisticke Radnic-
ke Partije 0 anti-militarizmu jes-
te- Organizujmo radnicku kla-
Ga Sa.
mo &c tada moci pobuna protiI
militarizma ostvariti Sc u Water
loo "a ljencarsku klasu, umeste
pokolja "a klasu rada."
weekly People, Is. decembra
io44.)
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Sa JAYNE skupStine
New York, N. Y.

U nedelju 10. decembra. mas
je Ogranak odrzao javnu skups-
thu sa temom: "Druga veiiks
izdaja radnika", a govornik je
bio drug J. Pirincin.
Drug govornik je izlozio svo
ju temu ubedljivo, a argumente
je potkrepljivao sa mnogim do
kazima liz proslosti. u sustini sve
iste prazne fraze, rece govornik,
i iste one stare obmane, upo-
trebliuju Sc u ovom ratu. kao
u proSlom, cd strane takozvaniE
socijalista i komunista, kao i %
nacionalista.
Sve te fraze i obmane. reee
govornik, dale, imadu jedan Gill
- izdaju radnika i produzenie
zivota kapitalizmu. Sve Sc to CT
nj ma suprot nebrojenih cinjeni-
ca i primera il samog zivota
opstojanja kapitalistickog drus-
iva, koje Sc jasno isticu pred D.
Gina celog sveta, da pod kap,ta-
lizmom ne mole biti nj mira n
slobode, "a radnike.
Steta Sto nije bila VEGA pose
ia. da Sc koristi sd ovako dobrln
i instruktivnim govorom. Pose
tito mas je oko Is radnika. Pa /
pax mi smo vrlo zadovoljni i S.
posetom j govorom.
Nakon govora, palo je par pi-
tanja ma koja je govornik Marx
sisticki i impresivno odgovorio-
Naravno, izvrsili smo i kolek-
ciju, koja je kako sledi:
Pc $500: Prijatelj S. L. P
F. Rack. Pc $1.O0: E. Vukotic, 3
NJ, ]. T. Evanic, B. Radov, n
Frantin, A. Frantin, M. Resano-
vic. j. Vlacic, J. PirinGin, G. Il
ojc, J. Barulic, S. Vukotic, A
Jurievic, T. Yelusic i M. Dekov-c
Pc Soc: D. Resanovic i M. Yelu-
sic. Pc 25c.: N. Mihailov i .
Mihailov. Svega $20.50.
Ogranak Sc zahvaljuje svlraz
ma poseti i prilozima.
M. Dekopic, dopisn,k-
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Sa vecerinke
Chicago, Ill

Klub Radnicke Borbe u Chi
cagu. odrzao je svoju prvu We
cerinku owe sezone. Poseta je b.
la dobra. Istog dana-Sekcija 5
L. P. je imala skupstinu u stanI
nash organizacija, ma kojoj r
govorio drug Albert Wirth Il
Peoria, Ill. Prema tome, nasi Cos
ii su mali priliku da cuju doba1
govor pre- vecerinke.
Nakon Sekcijske skupstine. "a
pocela ie odmah nasa vecerinka
Svakovrsne zakuske, hladna |
vruca napitka bio je u izobiijU
Vecerinka Sc obavila uspesno /
u zadovoljstvu svih.
Pored nash drugova i druga-
RIGA il Bellwooda, koji mas svaki
put posete i pomognu u rsdu
oval put su mas posetili drugovs
Tosheff i Magdic sa svolim IA
milijama IL Gary, Ind, sto Ie,
dakako, ucinilo vecerinku II to-
like interesantnijom.
Sledeci drugovi drugarlce sn
poklonili u hrani i raznim silva
rima: M. Kapugija, b. Stojanoff,
A. Guile, M. Russity i drug j.
Sternthal IL Cincinnati, poslao
$500 u nOVcu.
Klub Sc iskreno zahvaljuje svi-
ma prisutnima, a osobito drueo-
vima il Bellwooda, koji SUI nam
uvek pri ruci i u pomoci.
Cist prihod iznosi $6l.05.
M. M, dopisnik-
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KROZ AMERIKU
fNastavak sa l. strane,

Dor Boarda baveci Sc sporov'ma
izmedju kompanije United Mail
Order. Warehouse and Retail
Store Employees Union (C1O).
Kompanija je odbila da sc po-
miri sd naredbom agenciie koja
zahteva odrzanje clanovanja, ar
bitraze, "check-off" junijske ella
marine, seniority" i "b C k
wages.
Drugi razlog "a preuzimanJe
iesu strajkovi il Wardovim pre-
duzecima. u Detroitu strajk vec
traie skoro Geo mesec dana u ce-
tiri velika ducana. Kansas City,
je popretio sa strajkom neki dan.
Vlada Sc plaSi da hi Strajkovi
mogli poplaviti sva Wardova pre-
duzeca u swim gradovima gde ih
ina. Druga "opasnost" postoji II
tome Sto bi mogli i radnici dru-
oih industrial u tim mestima III
ci u simpatiju ma strajk. A posto
ie najamnica i uslovi rada i kod
svih drugih skoro nepodnosljivi,
oni bi mogli istovremeno isticati
i svoje zahteve u tome strajku.
Strajk bi Sc mogao prosiriti, a
zahtevi tako nagomilati, da bi
mogli baciti celu kapitaliSicku
klasu u paniku.
Bee obzira da Ii hi to nanelo
ikakve Stete 'ratnom naporu' iii
ne, to bi nanelo ogromne stete
kapitalistickim profitima. A i O.
ne stvari u naredbi WLB, "a
"check-off" i ''odrzanje clanova-
MIA, kojima Sc Ward protivi,
vazne SUI Ia kapitalisticku klasu
kao celinu i radnicke fekere po-
sebno. Ma oval nacin Sc stavlja
radnicka klasa u "sigurne' ruke
radnickih fekera, koji organizu-
ju radnike sa svrhom da Sc utuku
radnicki zahtevi j osujeti pravo
organizovanje. Ukratko, interest
kapitalisticke klase kao celine,
ne radnicke klase, zahtevaju da
Sc Wardovu kompaniju stavi u
pokornost. Otuda je to ponovno
preuzimanje Wardovih produce
ca. Svrha je da Sc izbegne VEGA
"opasnost" da Sc radnici zaula-
re.
|
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rupe, militarizam cveta kao
CUBA Il besuncanoj bari. | pro-
duzice da cveta dok radnicl,
obavesteni i svesni njihove po-
tencionalne nepobedive moci, ne
konsoliduju svoju silu u Scotia
listiGku Industrijalnu Juniju, i
zasticeni njihovom politickom
organizacijom, napadnu tvrdja-
wa klasne vladavine.
Militarizam dava kapitalizmu
obmaniujuci izgled "a stabilnost
Socijalisticka naobrazba raskrin-
kava TIL obmanu i otkriva pravll
moe kapitalizma kao zarobljiva-
ca liudske misli. "Kada bi koni
mao koliko i covek, ia ne bi
zeleo biti njegov iahac," rekao
ie engleski velikas parliament
IL. kada je glasao protrv apro-
priacije "a naobrazbene svrhe.
Ali, kada radnici saznaiu kolikc
| kapitalisti. ticuci sc niihove
sopstvene velike moci i slabosti
drustva sagradienim ma suho.i
trulosti, dan spasavanja cd 81
romastva. nametnutog nezaDos-
lenja, izrabljivania i rata, bice
! tn i Covecanstvo &c izaci ma put
bezgran'cnog ekonomskog, drus-
tvenog j kulturnog progresa.
Mas zadatak, zadatak svih ma
pred-gledajucih gradiana, nije
Same da protestvujemo protiv
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Sabirna lista, broj 1910, sakupila An
ka Beuk: G.. Radulovic $500, L. Mrvos
$1.O0 i Savka Krnit $50. Ukupno $3.50.
Sabirna lista, broj 1912, sakupila Cve-
tn Divit: G. Radulovic 5000. Hermina
Barac Soc, M. Brasenovit 5000, G.
Burets soc, Cveta DiviG 800, f. Milo
sevic $l.0O, l.. Anderson $l.OO, Mildred
Vignjevit 800 i Anna Vignjevit soc.
Ukupno $3.50.
Ukupno Ogranak Steubenville $14.O 0
Svega do danas 1927. rs.
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M. NJ, dopisnik

Industrijalni junionizam je Sc
cijalisticka Republika u proeesu
stvaranja; a jednom postig1'uE
cilj, in%dustrijalni junionizam le
Socijalisticka Republika ma pos!a
Sledstveno, Industrijalna JunlIs
ie jednovremeno i teski mali ko-
Jim da Sc razori tvrdjava kapita-
LIMA i sam naslednik kapitalistie-
kog drustvenog uredjenja.
- De Leon
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Sa dive skupstine i
vecerinke
Detroit, Mich.

i AsAlNll
U subotu, 8. decembra, S. l..
P. Ogranak Detroit priredio je
javnu skupstinu u Monroe, Mich,
sd temom: "Nema mira i blago-
stanja bez Socijalizma', ma ko-
joj je govorio drug P. Slepce-
vic, sekretar nase Federacije.
Govornik je valjano Socija-
listicki dokazao da kapitalizam
ne moze, i ako bi svi njegovi
"doktori" hteli, ostvariti mir i
blagostanje "a radnike. Onda
je objasnio da je to jednio
Socijalizam, koji moze dati sve-
tn mir i izobilje. Slusaoci, kojih
je bio oko dvadeset, pomno SUI
slusaii, Marksisticka ob~jasnjenja
ovih pitanja. Zatim Sc izvrsila
kolekcija, koja iznosi $500.
Postavljeno je jedno pitanje
ma koje je odgovoreno ma zado-
voljstvo upitnika.
Sledeceg dana Ogranak je pri-
redo skupstinu u Detroitu sa is
tom temom i istim govornikom.
Prisutnih je bio oko so, koji SUI So
velikom tisinom i pomnoscu pra-
till izlaganje, koje je trajalo, So
pitanjima, oko diva sata.
Isticuci kapitalisticki nacir
proizvodnje i razmene, koji Sc
zasniva ma privatnom v1asniStvu
sredstava proizvodnje j izrablji.
vanju radnicke klase, govornil
je ma Marksisticki nacin objasnie
i dokazao da je to kapitalizan
koji je uzrok ratova, bede mize.
rife i svega drugoga fla, cd kojes
patti ogromna vecina drustva -
radnicka klasa - koja je tvorat
svega bogatstva. A da bi radnic.
ka klasa mogla uzivati plodove
! svoga rada i imati mir, ona mo
ra oboriti kapitalizam i uspos
taviti Socijalizam.
Ma kraju ie palo nekoliko pi
tania ma koja je govornik valja
no odgovorio. Zatim je izvrsen;
kolekciia, koja iznosi S4l.44, oe
sledecih prilagaca:
B. Desnica $500. Pc $500: J
Anna Sekulic, Leposava Ciz
masevic, M. Bodic i M. Dabie
Kat'ca Boberic $1.50. Pc S1.00: ]
Medved, D. NJ, j. Curulic, c
Mirosavljevic. M. Kovac, B. Gu
rulic. P. Vracarevic, B. Roksan
die. P Slepcevic, L. Kapetano
vic, J. Mesic, Mary B. Slep
cevic, N. Klay, M. Marijanovic
G. Justa, Mrs. Cinder S. NJ. M
Cucic, r. Predragovic, V. Babin
P. Cote, B. Prvulov. N. S., A
Marijanovic. l. Santo i T. Shiller
Pc Soc: A. Pavlecic i w. S. Pr
25c.: Z. Godunovic, S. MrSkoris
M. Yukic. Bacika 10c. i N. N
&c.
u sest sati u vecer odrzali sm(
vecerinku sa dobrom i ukusnon
vecerom. sd kojom SUI sc prisutn
sladili, kojih je bilo oko sesdeset
Ia veceru je bio mlade pecene
%prasetine, sa ramon salatom
svega sto S tim ide.
Posle vecere, drug P. Slepce.
vic je odrzao jos jedan pouear
govor, u kojem je istakao pc.
trebu sveopste agitacije i pros
vete medju jugoslavenskim rad
nicima. Potion Sc presto ma JOS
jednu kolekciju koja je iznosila
$1,000. Imena prilagaca slede:
Pc $500: M. Bodic, P. Slepce-
vic, J. Sekulic, N. Simendic T.
Ii Paulina Martinovic. Pc $500:
P. Cote i Anna Pavlecic. Pc
$500: M. Kovac, S. Goncheff.
Trifunoff, D. Mudric, Mesic, 30
beric, Walbridge, j. Curulic, 3
Roksandic. c. Milinkov, Desnica,
Vracarevic i P. Bogdanovic. Pc
$1.OO: T. Todoroff, j. Stancheff
N. Dabic, M. B. Slepcevic, N. xiv
kovic, N. Koss, Gramaticoff, c.
Mirosavljevic, j. Sim, B. curulic,
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Novogodisnji Darak
Radnicke BOrbe
Veseli sastanak u Milwaukee

U nedeju1 a. janura KMb Radnike Bobe Milwaukee, pdreduje ve@h sashnak u bkdu'
ga So 16 St PGtk u diva a pc pone Bne ukusna domaa vecHa, goor drge razTnde
Ia Se dgo vh bnu - ODBOR.
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(Nastavak sd 3. strane)

sve druge interese zaiednicki, ia
ko ugrozavajuci stabilnost svih
>postojecih [klasnihl ustanova."
"Da bi Sc susrela ova opasnost,"
dodao je on, "odluceno je... da
Sc poveca godisnja nepredvidje-
most [konskripta1." Naravno! u
svakoj zemlji, i pod svakim sis
temom klasne vladavine, mill
tarizam je funkcionisao kao O.
rudje vladajucih klasa. Nije Ii
to JOS i mamie cd razumnoga, "a
misljati da bi on sluzio demokra-
TIL ovde, u America, gde je kon-
flikt interesa izmedju rada i Ike
pitala, ako je ista, zesci i nepo-
mirljiviji nego ikada II proslosti?
Nema trajnog mira bez
Socijalizma!
Pod kapitalizmom ne moe hi
tt mira. Tu ne moze biti traino,c
mira medju nacijama IL razlogs
sto sam sistem stavlia nacije Il
uloge trgovackih neprijatelja. Tu
ne moze biti mira medju klasa-
ma, il razloga sto jedna klasa.
kapitalisticka klasa, zivi cd IL
rabljivanja druge, radnicke kla-
Sc, i gonjena je Cd ekonomskih
naloznosti da sve wise povecava
to izrabljivanje. U ovom nepre-
kidnom stanju stvari pacovske-
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Lecture in Chicago

"he Menace PeaehmeN Military Training" will be the subject Of lecture be delivered by
Adolf Wigerto milwaukee, Wlconan on Sunday January IA 80 p m at Section headquarters
South Hahd Street ~ January IA at O p m at section headquarters
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Nasi dopisi

i Walbridge. Cist prihod izno>i
oko $4,000.
w. Sable, zamenik dopisnika.
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PROLETERSKA DEMOKRATIJA
PROTIV DIKTATURE i
DESPOTIZMA
cd Arnolda Petersena.

Ma osnovu Istoriskog Materijalizma, pisac owe
knjige objasnjava markssticko pojimanje proleterske
vladavine, ."Diktaturu Proletarijata" De Leonovu
teoriju o Industrijalnom Junionizmu lnteresantnina
podacima cd Marksa Engelsa ukazuje ma cinlenicu,
Ola SUI obojica drzali da Sc u Engleskoj America ne
izbezna socijalna revoluciia moze postici potpuno mir
MIN legslnim sredstvima', te najzad istice jasno razu-
mevanje Lenina, da je "prelazni period nepotreban'
"a zemlje kao sto SUI Sjedinjene Drzave Amerike.
Cena 10 cent?. 81 stranice.
Porudzbine S novcem treba slati ma adresu:
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-06-01
APPOINTED CHAP
LAIN At Fl. ROOTS

DIR. M. VAN buren, HUDSON
has been appointed chaplain at
Fort Roots Hospital. DR., Hudson
was recommended for this posi-
ton by Major Virgins of the
hospital, and his appointment
was verified several weeks ago
when Civil Service papers were
signed, DR.. Hudson holds Sun
day afternoon services, and
visits during the week with the
veterans who are confined in
the Hospital, He is on call when
ever he is needed His work for
this brief period has been highly
praised by the Hospital staff,
There is a brilliant indication of
great good for the benefit of re-
turning veterans to be derived
from these visits ana services.
DR., Hudson is Supt. of Missions
of the Union District Assoeia-
ton and the eminent pastor of
Liberty Hill Baptist Church on
Spring Street.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-06-01
w. S. Moore

w. S. Moore
S. w. Hardin celebrated his
10th birthday with a dinner at
his place of business on May 90
Guests were as follows: Mr.. and
Mrs. F. d. Harris, Prof. and Mrs.
h. B, Wilson, Mrs. p. L. Robinson,
Miss Samella Harris, Miss Garlic
la Kypir, Miss Rosie Cosby, Miss
Ruth Mae Watson, p. J. Simpson,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Moore, Mrs.
p. w. Hardin of McGehee, Mrs,
N. Jackson, Mrs. Matte John
son and Nathaniel White of Okla
homa. Everyone enjoyed a very
wholesome dinner which was
prepared by Mrs. p. M. Hardin.
. There will be a four Gospel
Rally given at the Union Baptist
Church on July |. The preachers
and the books they represent are
as follows; Rev j. A. Allen,
Mark; Rev. G.. w. Morgan, Luke;
Rev. j. A. Thorn, John. Each
member will be asked to pay
one penny for each year he has
lived. Rev. II. N. Wilburn is
president.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-06-01

The Sacred Troubadours of St.
Louis, Mo. rendered a program
Sunday, May 10 at 3 P. M. at
the LIST Baptist Church, Rev. F.
X. Powell, pastor. The service
was called "The Sweet Hour Of
Prayer" service. 1t was very in
spring and was enjoyed by all.
The amount raised during their
weeks stay was $238.38. Mrs.
Matte Bell Jordan one of the
Troubadours, is native of Mon
ticello. Mrs. Ruby Smith accom-
panied Mrs. Jordan home to St,
Louis. On Sunday, May q,
the men and women of lst Bap-
fist Church had a rally, the pro-
ceeds of which will be used to
rebuild the Church. Mrs. Hat
tie Harris is on the sick list.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-06-01
NEW LIGHT
BAPTIST CHURCH
Mrs. ]. B. Kemp

Mr.. and Mrs. George Knowls
and son are here visiting &.
Mrs. Doris Johnson, formerly a
teacher in the South End School,
is now visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. June Moon are
the proud parents of a baby girl,
Mrs. Annett Boulware's hus-
band visited her on his fur
Tough is stationed in Wash
ington. Bunion Jackson,
from Wilmar, is here visiting his
cousin. The Kemp's sister play
ed an active part on the program
at Union A. M. Z. Church, they
were accompanied by the Junior
Choir. Mrs. Aldora Coleman,
visited Mrs. Kemp, last week
end. Mr.. and Mrs. Solmon Ed
ward and Carrie B. Smith are
leaving for Illinois the weekend
(. Mary Ellen Hollway is leav-
inn for Washington, d. c. soon.
Oliver Kerry, is here on fur
Tough and Is visiting his mother
in England. .Osten Is leaving
for Chicago, I'LL. June 10th.