davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-11-30

little girl approached. :. "You
better go home, Jimmy" she
shouted TO one Of them. "Your
Mas a-lookin' for you"
"Did she have Pas bslt with
herr" ne shouted back
mo" Then I'm goin' 10
play awhile longer" he de-
cided. Sure-miGht as we'll
make hay while the sun shines.
The old man and his grandson
had spent the day picnicking by
little lake not far from Main Street
and In answer to the boys
curious questions concerning many
things the gray beard began his e1-
PLANTATION about the things that
were az hand. This oil worlds
queer place. son-not because 1t
was made that way. but because us
humans amt got the right slant on
ii. -. Every body thinks he's bet
tern the other feller-the white an
the yellow. the red an the black
.. whole nations of 'em get mad
about IL sometimes, an start fight
in, What they don't rightly
understand Is that the Master made
this here world an everything in II.
a-stretchin far as you see. out
the very same things-which makes
the whole durn shootin match
brothers. whether they likes 1t or
not. The old man paused as
he considered in silence the pro-
fundity Of the simple statement he
had made. When you're older.
he told the boy; you'll be a
studyin' what they calls chemistry
an that there will learn you there
amt but three chemical substances
from which all the rest OF EN-
comes these three is solids. like
this here rock. liquids like yonder
lake. an gasses which. even II We
don't see EN-. we know is there.
Look where you want to. SON
an everything you see is made out
o. these here chemicals the
mountain. or the cloud above H.
the tree. the insect. the animal an
man 49, everything. regardless o
color. or size. or shape. Theres
this for you TO be rememoerin
when you starts studin' in books
gon-eyerything in this world Is
one family with one Father. :.
An regardless o. whether folks
admits II or not. there ain't rightly
but one religion. an one truth.
She and her family lived In
little rented house not far from
Main Street, and she stays
there so closely that her neigh
bors began wondering II she
might be a semi-invalid.
Finally one OF them decided TO
investigate, but found, TO her
surprise. that her neiuhbor
boasted the best OF health. -.
"How come you stay Inside so
much, when you amt siek7"
she asked. A look OF de-
termination flashed across her
neighbor's face. Were
payfn' high rent for this place"
she said; "an' I'm a-oettin' my
moneys worth"
An old timer happened 10 be in a
Main Street grocery recently when
the young daughter OF one OF the
towns most respected citizens put
on a first class tantrum. Now
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-02

New York. - Zdruzeni od-
Dor je tidal zelo lepo in zgodo-
vinsko vazno ilustrirano revijo
Liberation (Osvoboditev)" o
osvobodilnen. boju v Jugoslavi-
il. Revija bazira ma izbranih Sill
kah - po stevilu okrog 125 -
XII jih je Zdruzeni odbor prejel
il starega kraja. Uredil jo je
zelo icno in okusno pisatelj L.
Adamic. Stane Soc izvod in Sc
naroca pri United Committee of
South-Slavic Americans, 465
Lexington Ave-, New York IL,
N. Y. Revija je velike zgodovin-
ske vrednosti in jo topic pripo-
rocamo vsem.
Fredericktown, Pa. Dne IA.
marca je sel X vojakom Edward
Magayna, ki je bill pozvan Y ar
mado. Starejsi sin Max Magay-
ma mi. je nekje Y Nemciji. Sic
deci rojaki 50 vsluzbi Strica Sa-
ma: William Lokar, John Fad
mix, Edward Turman, Joseph II
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-02
NoU grob
JOHN TERsKAN

Vceraj OBJ 6:13 uri zjutraj je
preminil dobro poznani rojak
John Terskan, star "a let, sta
nujoc ma 96s =. 200 st. Bill je
eden prvih ceyljarjev med slo-
venci v Clevelandu. Donna je bill
IL vasi Orle pri Ljubljani, odko-
der je prisel Y Ameriko pred az.
lett. Tukaj zapusca zalujoco hcer
Ivo, bratranca Joseph Terskan
IN Geneva, Ohio, ter Y stari do
movini hcer Angelo, poroceno
Pust, in sestro Mary Frankovic.
Bil je clan Samosto ojnega dru-
6tya Srca Jezusovega. Truplo bo
polo1eno IA nnrtvaSlki oder Y to-
rex dop0ldne. Pogreb se bo vrsil
" 6etrtek Oh 8:45 uri zjutraj i
pogrebnega zavoda August r,
Svetek, 478 =. 152 St. Y GER
kev ~. Kristine. Na izrecno ze.
jo poxo q cvetje hvalez.
no pd Ian h n
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-02

Ma otoku Sc nahaja cd 60 do
80 tisoc moz brojeca japonska
posadka,. XII je bila popolnoma
presenecena, kajti Toxic je oci-
vidno domneval, da bodo Ame-
rikanci invadirali otok v otocju
Ryukyu, XII so ga ameriske boj-
ne ladje in zracne sile tekom
zadnjih dni strahovito bombar-
dirale.
Ameriske izgube pri izkrca-
nju so bile presenetljivo mike.
Cete 10. ameriske armade so
Sc izkrcale nekaj mill severno
cd prestolnice Naha ma zapadni
obali Okinawe. Pred invazijo so
ameriske sile bombardirale
vzhodno obalo otoka.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-02
IsCE sE SEsTRO

Maria Nose Heglar, donna IL
Dobrepol, vas Kompolje, XII -
nahaja z oslovanskimi be
gunci v Italiji, bi rada zvedela
"a naslov svoje sestre Anice
Nose eek, XII Sc nahaja nekje v
Clevelandu, ker ji,zeli obsirno
pisati 0 polozaju donna. Naslov
maj Sc poslje Mrs. Frank Kerze,
1861 Heath Ave-, Bronx, N. Va
N. Y, ker Kerzetova hcf Tere-
zija, XII Sc nahaja Z bolnicarka-
mi v Italiji, bo posredovala, da
dobi doticna naslov sestre.
Kerzetova pise starsem, da
bon jena divizija poslana v Ju-
goslavijo, kar j DO dalo prili.
ko prepricati Sc o tamosnjih
razmerah.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-02
RUSIJA ZAHTEVA
SEDEz IA VARSAVSKO
POLJSKO VLADO

LONDON, 1. aprila. - Wee
raj je naznanila, da DO zahte-
vala, da provizoricna poljska
vlada v Warsaw dobi sedez ma
konferenci Zdruzenih narodov
v San Francisco ter izjavila, da
dejstvo, da Washington in Lon
don nimata diplomatskih stikov
z varsavskim rezimom, nj no.
ben vzrok, zakaj bi be predstav-
nikov istega ne povabilo ma
konferenco.
Moskovski radio je istocasno
porocal, da nj nobenega upanja,
da bi sc poljska vlada tako kma-
lu reorganizirala v smislu skle-
pa, XII je bill .sprejet ma konfe-
renci v Jalti.
Velika Britannia in Anglia
sta skusala zasigurati zastop-
stvo ma konferenci poljski "a
mejni vladi v Londonu. Wits OBJ
stoji, da DO vprasanje poljske-
ga zastopstva v San Franciscu
eden najtezjih problemov, XII
caka veliko trojico.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-02
100, 600 nacijev obkoljenih v Ruhru
Poroaa spou med Heem general ra predoga "a pren

LONDON l. aprla Porocila il Europe javlajo, da
nesk general in Adolf Hitler dramatcni se XII je aala
no porazme gede narta d Nemcija tako pros
mire ampak da izvedba nacra odoa ker nac ho
tell psta zahtevo generaov nacka ada tako odsop
Clan nemkega generalnega saba glasom teh poroc XII
phajao il Stokhoma dokazova da vprco zaveznskega
pedora zapadni 'front.' in oveke grozne vzhodn 'front.'
vojno nemogoce nadalevati.
Hitler e predlog odstop nacev sav propredlog
organrane frerskega sveta katereu bi staa ce
Sal Albert Kesseng gen. Ferdinand Schorner povenka
zapadne in vzhodne onte eani tega svea b bill Hitler
marsal Herman Goerng gestapovsk naeenk Hmler grand
admiral Karl Doenitz
Pooelo prav da can generanega aba Hlerjev predog
odklon ter dosavlja da koncn reutat koneence
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-02

Omenjena konerenca baje vsia Htlerjevem gav
san Neka bzejavka katero prea agenca Exchange
Telegraph il Zucha pa Hitler seji koncno PRIMAL
da je Nemca zgubia vono.
PARIZ aprila Pojavao znamenja, da bodo ostanke
nacskh armad zapad vode bo do kranega konca da
uegnejo zadnem desperanem poizusu poizkus pro
oenzivo.
Nemci zbrajo svoje moc zadno bito oh rek Weser
soi zavezn voask castnk trdno uverjen
Ski razbl oh jekenem oboc zavezne se pzna
vajo utegne b posedca vone Evrop
Vecina zkusenih zaveznih castnkov sod da
diva do t mesece predno DO Nemca poponoma zdrobena
Ocno scer da je nemska armada kot voaska pora-
zena ampak nac tega ocivdno avedao ozoa tako
zasepjen cd fanaizma da tega prpraveni prznati
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-02
Vesti IL Ivljenja ameriskih Slovencev

Paul Cerar, Charles Yerkish in
Frank Barbich.
st. Louis, Mo. - v bo1nisni-
ci sta Terezija Romshek, zade-
ia Cd mrtvouda, in Anna Hoce-
var, donna Sc pa zdravita John
Skubic in Gearc Racky.
Ely, MINI. - Tukaj je umrla
Elizabeth Janezich, donna nekje
z Gorenjskega, kjer zapusea
vec sorodnikov.
Hibbing. - v tukajsnji boil
nisnici je po kratki bolezni umrl
John Barich, star 81 let in je
zivel v tenn mestu cez 80 let.
Chisholm. v Mesaba Gil
mic Hospitalu je rmrla Mrs. j.
Klebar iz Milwaukeeja, stara
|28 let.
Nashwauk. Mike Misko-
|vich je bill obvescen, da ie %.
februarja padel v Itaiji s sgt.
Joseph Miskovich.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-02
Izredne vOlitye v
Clevelandu glede
yojaskih glasovnic

v Clevelandu sc bodo 20. ma
ia vrsile posebne volitve, pri
katerih bodo volilci imeli prili-
ko potrditi ali zavreci dodatek
k mestnemu carterju, glasom
katerega bi imela mestna zbor-
MICA pravico odrediti, da ,se
mestne primarne voiftve vrMjo
dovolj zgodaj, da bi Sc moglo
razposlati glasovnice "a redne
volitve v novembru tudi vsem
onlm, XII sluzijo v oborozenih ST.
lah Zed. draw.
Ako bodo volilci tozadevni
dodatek, katerega je predlozil
councilman Edward ]. Kovacic
IL %. varde, odobrili, DO NEST
ma zbornica najbrze dolocila, da
Sc primarne volitve vrsijo 81.
Il. - .
julia. !
Ako pa bi bill dodatek. zavr-
zen, tedaj Sc bodo primarne vo-
litve vrsile kot obicajno, namrec
ma peti cetrtek pred rednimi vo-
litvami, XII pade ma 2. oktobra.
Mestna zbornica je Kovaci-
cev predlog soglasno odohrila
ma izredni seji, ki Sc je vrsila
pretekli cetrtek. IS
Ako bodo volilci nacrt odo-
brill, nakar bodo pri primar-
nih volitvah 81. julia nomini-
rani kandidati "a zupana in
councilmane, Sc sodi, da Sc be
z. septembra ze lahko razposla-
10 glasovnice ma clane oboroze.
nih sill.
= r s Z 4 I IF -.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-02

PARZ ponedeljek aprila Oklopne kolone aneriske
in devee armade zavrse obkolev ndqstjske pokra
jne Ruhr ker naaa zaeh past okrog 100000 neskh
voakov Oopne kolone amerke ete aade stocasno
dirae globe Nemco sno nahajale 62 mill cd
Berlina. ~ ~@sz : !.
Obenem poroca nerskh da britske cete bo
Muenstru velikem esu cd Rhra kar poen da
Ameka sednna armada drugem koncu dodge rone pro-
diraa dale OBJ re Main in snoci nahaaa As mill cd
Nuernberga XII vea mesto 124 mill cd
Monakova.
Celne okopne kolone tree sedme arade prodre ta
ko globoko Nco da seda stole okrcg 100 mill cd
padne ceskoslovaske meje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-02

likansko in kriticno pomanj jka-
ME razlicnih posebnih vrst Ii
veza, vitaminov in zdravilnih
potrebscin.
Kriticno nujno je, da dobi
UNRRA potrebne ladje, da bo
mogla privesti v dezelo te vrste
podpore. Upanje prevladuje, da
Sc bodo razmere mnogo izbolj-
sale po Is. aprilu, ko DO UNR-
RA> prevzela cd vojaskih obla-
sti skrb "a dovoz vsega potreb-
mega. ri II
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-02
Russia in Zed.
drzaVe bOdO imele
.po tri. glasove

WASHINGTON, 81. marca.
Vceraj je bilo tukaj prvic odkri-
to, da je konferenca ma Krimu
zakljucila, da bosta imela Rusi-
ia in Zed. drzave vsaka po tri
glasove v zbornici svetovne mi
rovne organizacije.
Ia sklep je bill napravljen ma
predlog Rusije in Zed. drzave
SO obljubile, da ga bodo podpi-
rale ma konferenci v San Fran
ciscu.
Tozadevni kompromis je bill
dosezen v Jalti, ker je Russia v
ocigled dejstya, da DO Velika
Britannia svojimi dominion
imela sest glasov, zavzela sta
lisce, da ako je Anglia upravi-
cena DO toiIkega stevlla glasov,
morata imeti Russia IN Ameri-
ka vsaj skupaj enako stevilo
giasov.
Russia bo formalno predlagala
da sc prizna na konferenci "a
stopstvo Ukraine in Belle Rusi-
| |je.
Nikakega dvonla pa Al, da bo
do mali nArodi vodih opozicijc
proti 'temu, a. b - Rusiji i
Aneriki priznalo we'd kot po er
! elas vsalti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-02
DELAVCI PUSCAJO
MALE VOJNE TOVARNE

WASHINGTON, 1. aprila. -
Senatni odsek "a male industri-
je je danes prejel porocilo, da
delavci v malih vojnih obratih
zapuscajo delo ter skusajo do
biti delo v velikih tovarnah. Pri-
cakujejo namrec, da bodo male
tovarne prve zacele odslavljai
svoje moci, ko Sc DO zacela vol
ma produkcija nizati.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-02
PRESTALA OPERACIJO,

Dobro poznana Mrs. Angela
Burja, Z 698 p. .156 ST, se je
.pretekli cetrtek poadvrgla teEki
operaciji. katero je' srecno pre-
stala. Nahaja V Y MI inai boil
niSnici. zelimo j. skofa j6nje
okrevanje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-02
Rdeca vojska
y mill cd Dunaja;
klesce Sc zapirajo

LONDON, ponedeljek, 2. april
Velike klesce Rdece vojske
Sc. zapirajo v 156-miljskem To-
ku okrog Dunaja in Bratislave.
Vceraj so Sc ruske kolone ma
hajale samo Sc % mill cd av-
strijske prestolnice in 13. mill
Cd glavnega mesta Slovakije.
Bliskovito prodirajoce soviet
ske kolone drobijo razpadajoce
nemske obrambe pred omenje-
nina mestoma. Porocilo IL Mo-
skve pravi, da je v teku zadnjih
"a ur pablo v ruske roke 32,15O
Nemcev, XII so kapitulirali.
Druga velika ruska zmaga,
katero je naznanil marsal Sta
lin, je bila izvojevana " sleziji,
kjer so ruske sile zavzele OBJ
koljeno trdnjavsko mesto Glo-
gau Oh reki Odri.
Proga Dunaj-Trst bo lmalu
presekana
Rusi so vceraj tudi zavzeli
veliko trdnjavsko postojanko
Sopron, XII strait dohod ma
vzhodni strani Dunaja in so sno-
8i stall sanao osem mill cd Vie
ner Newstoadta.
Ma doticnem sektorju sto je
Rusi samo stiri mile cd ,ze-
lezniske proge, XII veze Dunaj z
Gradcem, Ljubljano in Trstom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-02
Sporazum med UNRRA in
Jugoslauiijjo glede zipeza -
Prva posiljatev, XII znasa $4,000
ton, ma poti. Zdravila "a izropane
bolnice, poslana z letali -

! RIM, 81 = Uprava ,Zdruzenh narodov re-
l ia rehabitacijo NRRA} je vceraj naznanila da je
bio Jugoslavo posanh ze $4,000 ton vsakovrstnh po
trebScin.
Med posiljatvami je bilo 13 ton zdrav in bolniskh
potrebscn bolnce Belgradu katere Nemci popol
noma izropali TIE potrebseine bile posane letal.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-02
MOVE URE v KNJIzNICI

Vodstvo Norwood JAYNE knjiz-
ce ma 64O5 Superior Ave-, spo-
roca. da Cd danes naprej 30
otroski oddelek v knjiznici zar
prt vsak vecer Oh 8. uri. Knjiz-
MICA pa bo - q naprej ostala
odprta u odrasle vssk ponele-
lick, torek, 6etrtelk il petek 40
q ure zveeer; ob sredah se -
pre- ob 8. uri svec cet, IN ob soho
tah IL knji iinica aprts W an.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-02
PRODUKCIJA PRI G. M.
PREKO 10 MLIJARD

NEW YORK, l., aprila. -
Danes je bilo tn naznanjeno, da
je General Motors korporacija
liza vstopa Zed. draw v vojno
producirala "a vec kot 10 mi
lizard dclarjev vojnega blaga.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-02
Japonski civilisti pobijajo svOje
zene i'm OtrOke
TGK SHIKI lima R1z1,k1nla

Zene in OtrOke
TOKASHIKI JIMA, Ryukyu
otocje, 29. marca. - Ko so Sc
Amerikanci danes izkrcali ma
tenn otoku, so tam nasli ma ku-
pc mrtvih japonskih civilistov.
Japonski civilisti so ocividno
raje poklali svoje zene in otro-
ke, potem pa izvrsili samomor,
kakor pa da bi padli v roke
"ameriskim barbarom."
Armadni fotograf Alexander
Roberts IL New Yorka, XII je bill
prvo opazovalno patrolo, XII Sc
je izkrcala ma obrezju, pravi,
da tako groznih prizorov nj vi
del Sc nikdar pref v zivljenju.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-02
lnvazii!jja j a1neij$Skil Isl
sill ma otoku0kinawa
Amerikanci SO vdrli tri mile
globoko napram lahkemu odporu;
ma obrezju je do 100000 moz

GUAM, ponedeljek, g. apra - Admiral Nimtz je
naznani da amerska pehoa in marin brojeca morda
do 100000 moz invadirali aponsk otok Okinawa XII
nahaja otocju pred durm Japonske ter napram prime
roma ahkemu odporu ustanovii tri mile globoko mosti
Zee
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-02

:. BELGRAD, II. marca (O.N.'
Al - Sporazum, XII je bill raw
nokar podpisan, bo skrbel "a to,
da dobi Jugoslavija v bodocih
mesecih precejsnje kolicine Ii.
veza in drugih potrebscin.
Ako bi elovek sodil po okoli-
ci Belgrade, bi mislil, da je Ju-
goslavija ena nhjbolj blagoslov-
ljenih dezel zasedene Europe.
Toda te bogate kraje loci cd
onih predelov, XII trpe glad in
lakoto, sirok pas neverjetno
opustosenih krajev, v katerih nj
nobenih Transporting moznosti.
Mnogo cest je Sc vedno po-
sesti Nemcev, druge so poruse-
ne. Nemci SO odnesli ali odvedli
skoro vse vagone in vozove. Ra-
di tega je skoro edna moznost
"a dovoz hrane v pokrajine, kjer
vlada pomanjkanje, ladjami
do dalmatinskih pristanisc.
Stiska je najye6ja Y .dalmatin-
skin krajih
DR.. Pavle Gregoric, minister
"a Hrvasko, trdi, da je pomrlo
najmanj 10000 oseb cd gladu
samo ma Hrvaskem. Toda kljub
temu je dala Dalmacija, katere
prebivalstvo steje vsega skupaj
100000 dus, preko 100000 vo-
jakov Titovi armadi. Ako je
sploh kdaj nekje narod zaslu-
I'll, da sc mu pomaga, velja to
"a nase Dalmatince.
Povedal je, da dobivajo Jugo-
sloyani ze nekaj casa precejsnje
kolicine pomoci, med mimi tudi
skoro 1000 tritonskih tovornih
automobile II zdaj prevazajo
potrebscine Cd obale Y notra.
Injost. Ko hodo ceste popravlje-
me il bodo ii avtomobili mogli
|voziti dale Y notranjost dezele,
Ibo Jugoslavija kmalu sposobna
Iv posledu 4ivil slkrbeti sauna -.
~ Tota ~ 4 IIyl'eia Y obatojI W
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-07
RIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. Grady M. Proctor
announce the birth Of a son,
Graham Maurice, September ~,
at Marion Sprunt annex.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-07
ENTERTAINS SONS

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Boyette Of
Middle Sound, entertained at a
barbecue dinner recently honoring
their sons, Pfc. Elmo Dean of
Louisburg, who just returned from
Germany and Pvt. c. Ray Thomp-
son, from the South Pacific.
Guests included around thirty
fxiands and relatives.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-07
Richard Hardness, NBC
Commentator, To Speak
AT The Woman S College

GREENSBORO, Oct. 6-To open
The Woman's college lecture en-
tertainment course, Richard Hark-
ness, NBC washington commenta-
tor, will speak Wednesday night at
8 o'clock in Aycock auditorium.
"The Washington Scene" is topic
for Hardness, who will analyze the
government and developments
within the nations capital.
Starting as reporter for the Unit
ed Press in Kansas City, Hardness
won national recognition for his
expose of the Pendergast political
machine. He spent several subse-
quent years with UP offices in the
southwest, including Oklahoma
City, Dallas and Jefferson City.
Hardness had been in Washington
for several years with the Phlla'
delphia Inquirer bureau when ne
made his first broadcasts for NBC
in September, 1912. Shortly after
he devoted full time to his radio
work.
In the three years since, Hank
ness has covered many OF the
worlds biggest events, lncludlng
the Roosevelt Churchill parley IN
Quebec, the UNRRA sessions, the
COP policy making meeting at
Mackinac Island, both political
conventions and the 1914 campaign
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FAIR BLUFF

FAIR BLUFF, Oct. 6.-Mrs.
Carl Meares and little daughter,
Carolyn, have returned from Will
liamsburg, Penn, W n ere they
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
M. Decker for two weeks.
Miss Evelyn jenkins is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Ryland Bryant IN
Columbia, S. c.
Mrs. r. A. Bass left recently
for an extended visit to relatives
in Richmond and Emporia, Va.
Revival services are in progress
at the Fair Bluff Baptist church
with the Rev. Hayes from Winston
Salem as guest preacher.
Ebert Johnson, Jr., medical
student at Bowman-Gray Medical
college spent last weekend with
his parents, Rev. and Mrs. E. N.
johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Hammond
have visiting them Mrs. Ham
mond sisters, Mrs. Minnie JOHN
son and Mrs. Rose Herring from
Burgaw.
Mrs. Junius Potts of Mullins, has
been the guest of DR.. and Mrs.
L. D. Floyd on Riverside.
Mrs. E. N. Johnson has been
visiting her daughter, DR.. Mere.
dith johnson of the medical staff
at Sanatorium.
Mrs. Comack from Tennessee
was the guest last weekend of MIR.
and Mrs. Ellis Meares.
Mrs. Frank Thompson Of Con-
way, S. c.. spent Monday after.
noon with her mother, Mrs. Henry
Coleman.
Gordon Lee Townsend, from
Richmond, visited his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. c. G. Townsend recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Townsend
and little Ann Townsend of Lake
Waccamaw, spent Sunday with
Mr.. Townsend's mother, Mrs. B.
L. Townsend.
Miss Betty Lou Anderson Of
Washington. D. c., arrived home
last week for a visit to her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Ander.
son.
Mrs. j.. P. Waddell, Mrs. Den.
mis- Anderson and Misses Evelyn
and Georgia Floyd spent Saturday
in Durham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Waller and
little son, Robert. of Norfolk, Va,
have been visiting relatives in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Britt Of
Georgetown, S.. c., visited Mrs.
BIRTHS mother, Mrs. J. F. Rogers
here last week.
Miss Betty Waddell returned
Sunday to Hemingway, S. c., aft
er spending the weekend with her
parents MIR. and Mrs. Frank Wad-
dell.
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Youth Conservation PROGRAM
Being Stressed By Federation
BY MRS. CHARLES G. DoAK,

The Youth Conservation pro-
gram, the major project of both
the North Carolina and the Cen
eral Federation of Women's clubs
for the next two years, is SUCCESS
fully launched and is receiving
practically unanimous attention
and support in the 300 Or more
clubs of the state. This news is re-
leased by Mrs. j. Henry High
smith, former president of the fed
Grafton and now its Youth Conser-
walton chairman. almost every
club president has responded to
my request to appoint a Youth
Conservation chairman" she says,
cor else is handling the program
until such appointment is made"
No appeal to the clubwomen in
recent years has gone SO straight
to their heads and hearts as this
call that they join a nationwide
effort to save the country's most
precious possession, its youth. And
while the clubs always respond
and cooperate with the parent or
carnations in state and national
programs, their response in this
instance is 50 unanimous as to
make it an item Of more than
passing news.
During the summer Mrs. High
smith and the members of her
committee, Mesdames W. T. Bost,
Norman James, Gordon Maddrey,
Ivey Moore, Geddie Strickland,
George w. Gold and R.. H. Latham
and Mrs. Karl Bishopric, the fed
Grafton president, worked diligent-
lily and completed plans for what
they call 1.-The first STEP" They
developed and sent to each club
president a QUESTIONABLE, which
when filled in, will give a fairly
accurate picture of the youth stu
alton in any community.
Clubs are to take the lead in
calling together heads of all other
community organizations. govern
ment officials, ministers and inter
ested citizens, and to arrange for
r. QUESTIONABLE to be filled out.
They will know then what public
and private agencies are serving
youth in the community, how they
are functioning, and whether youth
needs are being met. Such public
agencies as the schools, public vel
fare, health and rehabilitation
services for crippled children,
feeble-minded children; and such
private agencies as the churches
and their programs, the YMCA,
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Senior Fraternity
Auxiliary Convenes

The Woman's auxiliary to Senior
Fraternity held the October meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Arthur
sandlin, 1O7 South Eighth street,
with the president, Mrs. Emily
Williams, presiding.
Routine reports were heard dur
the evening from officers and
cbairmen and a devotional was led
by Mrs. David Craig. Names of the
three members of the committee
to serve supper for October and
November were read. Mrs. Thurs
ton Davis. Mrs. R. M. Padrick and
Mrs. Frances Anderson were ap-
pointed as nominating committee
to present names of officers to be
elected at the November meeting.
The club decided to hold the next
meeting in the form of an oyster
roast, with the time and place to
be announced later. Following the
meeting a social hour was held.