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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-11-10

gertngem Iufnnn6 bon uns aus nod
gerettet tuer6en fonnten!
l1no oie 56nei3eripen0e? Sic bGt.
te mobI Weittel, ober Ite lit aus our6.
aus oerItdn0lifen @riin0en beltrebt,
| ite in &iidiiht auf Die WeinungS.
duBerun9en aus Dem 8oIt, ooS ibr
Die Wittel 3ur Berfiigung geItel1t bat,
ein3uieben. Sic f0nnte uno piiroe
belfen, &penn in unierem BoIte Ser
9fuf Iaut uno peitbin pernebmli6 gu
boren nGre: Silfe fir 6o5 notleioen.
Be 0eutldlono lit oringen0! Sic lit
beute cine Der erIten 9lufgoben fir
unIere Sdmei3er 9iIf5t0tigfeit. Ger
Ruf muB berous! Sc mebr Wenihen
| ibn aufnebmen uno laut neiter9eben,
Inn 10 6eiier tann gebolTen ner0en.
Gr DiirOe c5 ou6 unleren 8ebor0en
erleidtern, tbrerleitS oos W10gIide
gu 1un. GoS Eote &reu3 portet ouf
oeIen Huf aus unlerem BoIfe. Cir.
i Icn mir nod] lan8er 5ogern?
gSir Sdnei5er baben Den Grieq
al5 9teutrule 0urdlebt un0 1ino cnts
iflollen gemclen, 0ieie unicre 9leu.
tralit0t olenfoQ5 nit Der Woiie in
Ser @un0 51 pertei0igen. @ir baben
ln5 i'm HlftiDOicuIt oc3 0ftern iiber
Sinn unO Heht oielcr NeutrulitQt Be-
lonncn. Wlr moQten unlere Neutruli-
tat geoOClt lehcn orr6 ben MiQen,
NO INNER m0gIicb ihmodcn un0 ge.
/ ldGn0eteu Wenl lNenleben 5u belien
unO Die Stimme Ser Menidlihfeit
Ourd ale Gei0enId)aften 0eS Samples
6in0l1rG frdftig ert0nen 3u lailen. Sc.
roOe mo- e5 gefubrli6 uno nidt ein-
focb politiIdl Opportl1n eridieu. 60
olell1 melnten mir in Suuberfeit
neutral leln gu f0nncn - mir miXen
babel mobI, ooB uniere 9oItung oft
| lNmer5lld) binter Dem SOeal, 0os Dor
un5 ItonO, 5uriid8e6lieben iit 9eute
muB ltd olele aftiOe, uuh ou5 Ma0.
jnl5 nldt ld)euen0e RcutrolitQt Dem
nleoergebroGcncn 0eutlden Iolte
9e8enijber erDciien. 9luem politiiden
Vrou, Der oieueidJt bis ms eigene
9er5 binein leben0ig it, entgcgen bo-
ben mir oiele5 oem Neutralen in be.
lonoerer Weile unpertroute Mi1len
I'M Den WeniGen, Der in ie0em Sale
ol5 Geldopf 0otte5 Iein QebenSredt
betommen bat, lout 5u befennen. Gle
Jtot I'M gtodborboule OrangtI Wir
nul1en aus Der uns S1mei3ern MN
elnmol acknowledgement beoQdtigen
3urudbaltung, Die 5u5eiten unlere
&ratt it, berau5treten uno ou6 al5
"Brloote" Die teinerlei politiiden
Auftrog baben, Die @5ilie 5u beI6leu.
ntgeu luden. Sei5 our6 einen 8rief
an Die Sdmel3er Spen0e, iei'S 0urd
rolde5 Vtlttun uno GrQugen bel Ell.
nem Der 9ilf5Derfe, Die boffentli6
balo lbre Stlmme lout tper0eu luIlen.
&0nnen mir unS mirflid am 1.
Sftober Der grbobung unlerer 8rot.
ration freuen, Denn mir nllien, ouB
Utenlden i'm 9tn9barbous oerbun,
germ?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-11-10
Gnglan6 nn6 bic 8ertreibuna bon

Gnglan6 nu6 bic @ertreibung OOm
9eutiden. Die in gnglano immer
lauter iperoen0e Soroerung, bob Den
Deportationen oeuti6er Gtaotsanee.
b0riger ein @noe bereitet nerben
miiiie, bat ou einem 2eitartifel I'M
,Neps Chronicle 4nlob, eeaeben.
Gorin miro auseefiibrt:
~@s lift 8eit, bob unier 8oIt ernit.
baft iiber ben 3uitano bes oeuti6en
8olfes naAoentt. Sn Berlin uno Den
Sitprooin5en - 10 miro perIGBli9
beridtet - leben our 3eit runo aebn
Wiaionen Romaoen, Die meiIten bon
ibnen 6rouen uno &inoer, benen es
an ollem feblt. Sic baben feline Na6.
rung, feline peri0nll6en Beiistiimer
aus ibren friiberen &eimltdtten in
lOltpreuBen, Slt6euti6Iono uno Dem
Suoetenlan0. 0ieie 3ebn Winionen
oertriebenen Weni6en geben ibrem
untergang entgegen. @s lit ni6t
itbertrieben, tpenn mir feitIteqen, oaB
oieie ungliidli6en Seimatloien ieit
8oden bon 9fiiben li6 n1bren uno
oaB tagli6 mebr Don ibnen 5ulam'
menbreden. 3iige fommen in Berlin
aus Dem Often an, Doage1 1topft nit
elmer er6armung5Diiroigen 5ro6t
BON Soten, Sterben0en uno &ranfen.
Sin 0eutldlono, oos ieiner gro.
Observation-Disclosures i'm Often be.
roubt lit, ooS Wangel an &obIe uno
Sabr5eugen fir Die 8erteilung Ser
porbanoenen 2ebenSmitteI leioet,
miro nun nit WiQionen Geportierter
oougeprebt Die e5 unmoglt6 ernab.
rem fonn.
~gus 5tpei @riin6en lit Dies ni6t
elm 3ultonO, Dem mir gleidgiItig &C.
geniiberiteben tonnen. 9ln eriter
Steue itno mir feline gea5iS. 8ir be,
fennen uns ni6t gu Der roben 9ln'
Itd)t ii6er oas Otenl6enleben uno Dir.
fen uns 3u ibr nidt befennen, Die oen
SOB bon OeiQionen Nenl6en oIs
glei6giiltig betrodtet. GeutldGonos
Serbre6en poren rieiengroB, ober
fein oerniinftiger Wenl6 funn 0ieie
oerbungernoen Deportierten fir lie
peruntportlid MAIDEN. Die @ere6,
tigfeit foroert, ouB ieoer ein5elne bon
Geutl6lanoS iduloigen WGnnerr
uno Srouen nah @ebiibr beItrof1
Diro. Aber Die @ere6tigfeit foroert
ni6t, ooB Otiqionen oeutI6er Sin,
Der fir Die 8er6reden Der No5is Der.
bungern iouen. Benn Wiqioner
Oeutlfe obne Nabrung uno Inter
funft bleiben uno an Sunger, &Glte
uno Seudenfranfbeiten Iterben, 0anr
muB lta oaS an uns friiber ODER ip6
ter RIDDEN. Cine oerortige &otoItro
pbe miro ltebelItanoe er3eugen, oil
feline @ren3en reipeftieren. @en1
Geutl6lano i'm boIlItGnoigen Gboo!
untergebt Damn Deroen 5uerIt oiC
ongren3en0en 2dnoer, ober oonr
ebenio oud mir gu Ieioen bnben. Mus
relnem @igennub idon t0nnen mi,
unS ni6t letiten, ouB oies geI6iebt
penn mir eS perbin0ern fonnen."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-11-10

8ambers, Die oIte &aiier. uno 8i-
idofsreli0en5, am S6nittpunft Der
8obnlinie Berlin -Ufiinden uno
Wiinden-Gresoen gelegen, 6orf
fid 5u BEN nenigen oeutI6en StQo-
ten 5dblen, Die our6 Die ginpirtun,
gen oeS &rieges oerbGltnisnl6Big ge.
ringen Sd)o0en 6opongetrogen boben.
Iber e6en aus oieiem @runoe bat
8omberg burd Die groBe 3obl bon
@oofuierten uno Sludtlingen cine
beionoers bobe 8eb0lterungs3uno
me gu Oer3ei6nen. 0te 3abl Ser Gin.
Dobner lit bon led6igtouieno oor
1889 ouf bunOerttauieno no6 Dem
augenblidliden Stono geItiegen. 8or
einem 3u5ug nod 8omberg bat Der
SberbitrgermeiIter idon Dor Mono.
ten getparnt, oo es feline M0gli6feit
Der unterbringung mehr gibt.
9os 8abr5ei9en ser Gtoot, Der
8omberger 0om nit ieinen bier Sir.
men, ltebt nod unberlebrt. Chen 10 lit
Dos beriibmte Stonobilo aus oem
orei5ebnten Sabrbunoert, Der ~8am-
berger &etter", erbalten gebIieben.
Utan bate es gegen conference.-the
borlorglt6 our6 cine Ban5erplotte
geidiist. Biele onoere Statuen, Nl.
tare uno @raboenfmGIer bon Der
Sano alter WeiIter, tpie Gilman Gie.
menidneioer uno 8eit StoB, iino an
onoeren Blasen oufbetpabrt tporoen.
@s lit 81 erparten, 6uB ale oieie
&unltIdase bol6 pieber an Srt uno
Steae gebradt tperoen f0nnen, un6
ooB oas Heiterltanobilb bon jeiner
meterboben ummauerung befreit
tpiro.
Iur6 Sliegerongriffe >purocn in
8omberg Oreibunoert @ebGuoe gan5
5erltort, ettpa bunoert S1uIer iiber
fitnf5tg Pro5ent uno ie6sun6aman.
5lgbunoert lei6ter bel61oigt. Sn3pi.
lhen iinO piele Wobnungen mieoer
iotpeit bergelteat poroen, oaB tie be.
reitS wieoer be5ogen tperOen tonnten.
Ser groBte Seil Ser lanopirtldoftli.
den @ebauoe tpurbe iotpeit reporiert,
Dob Die unter6ringung bon grnte uno
8ieb geiifert it, Sic 8auorbeiten an
ben bel6aoigten 8obnungen peroen
NIT Sadorud peitergefiibrt, Inn Dor
Glnbru6 oes Winters nod m0alidIt
Diele l1nterfiinfte gu idaffen. 0ie
8ombenifaoen an oen Gur6gongs.
itraBen iino in Der Sauptia6e bebo.
ben, 10 oaB iest nit ser SnItanoies,
ung Der NebenltraBen begonnen mer.
ben fann. 9ie @ufrGumungsor6eiten
i'm gelomten Staotgebiet MAIDEN
tpeiter quite 5ortldritte. Die 8eIeiti.
gung Der @ebauoetriimnler in Der
Snnenitaot bat Die amerifoniide Ni.
lttarreglerung nit @roBgerdten in
Ingriff nebmen laiien. Die Ibbruds.
uno Grneuerungsorbeiten an Den be.
oeutenolten 8riiden i6reiten tGelif
bortpdrts.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-11-10
Dip Sd1n1piz nnn 0aB
hputfh1p Elpnh

Erofellor 8altber 3inmerli ldrieb
GnOe September in Der ,g}euen 3uri-
der 3eitung iiber uGie geotpenoig.
felt elmer Geutidlun0-Silie" nle
Tolgt:
| IS lit merftpiir0ig, nie getpiIie
Ginge oft in Oieler Wteniden @eOon.
fen ltno unO man iid oo9 nidt ge.
traut, laut 0aOon 3u re0en. 80 mil.
len eS beute INNER peitere &reiie
unlere5 8olfe5: Die Scot in Geutl6.
lano ldDlllt ms l(nertrQgli6e. g5
lollte unIerem notleioenoen No6bor.
lan0 gebOlreu meroen. un0 3lDar raid
unter 4ufgebot auer nOgliden &rGf.
te, lnoem in llnnDoQer Melle Die Wit.
tel 10 elngelebt Deroen, OaB aus Dem
tpentgen, mas unler fleIne5 8olf lei.
item fann, elm Vtaritnum pirtliber
Sllteleltung on Den Der 9iIIe am
metiten 8e0iirftigen berQu5gebolt
DerOen fam! Sober neitere Ger3ug
lit elgentll6 nidt 5u DerontpOrten.
Ga5 mlllen mir. 2Iber nod Iiegt
peltbln cine S9eu ouf uns G6mei.
germ, OaB mir nl1t laut OaOon 3u
reoen pQgen. 8lr baben Dor tur5em
no1 oas MebrgemanO 9etragen unO
Doren bitter cutl6Iolel1, unlere 6rel'
belt Den groBnlaulIgen Wta1tbubern
oeS Srltten Hetbes MIR I'M teureu
PrelS 5u Oertaufen. Ia5 9raueu Der
&on5entrotlonslager ltano Dor IN e.
rem 9lugen. Seute lit Der IN nelige
Sput oe5 tuulaaOlabrlgen NeiHe5
oerflogen. 0eblleben lit in unlerem
JtabbarIanO Elm lanmerpoQe5 @leno.
uno in oieiem gleuo lteden ni1t nur
Parteltampfer uuO Son5en, es tef.
ten oarln gang ebenio Jrouen, Sim.
Der, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2luf
Den StraBen l6leppen llb Die miioen
Sdoren Der WtlulOnen bon beimutlo5
9emabten. "a eiirlen mir in unIe-
rem SunOe nl6t mebr langer lbDel-
gen. Gs muB beruuS, lout uuo BRING
ll1: 8lr nltllen belien! 9tai9 bel.
fen!
Sd babe in 8enf Ginge geb0rt,
Die i0 plGt fir MIDI bebolten tonn.
Sic Sage in Eeutlblano lit ernlt.
3ur5elt lit lie in europa nur noU
ettpa nit Der 2age in 8rie1enlano
5u oergleld)en. llnO babel it's SpQt-
ommer, Grnte5elt! Wie miro Der
8lnter iein! Sn geDiMen gesenoen
5iooeutlhlanO5 lit Die gruQbrung
pro Perlon nod auf etpo o1tbunOert
&alorlen beluellen. Sn "belleren" Sc.
genoen lteigt lie bis gegen fiinfdebn-
bunoert &alorlen - oas lit nod ni6t
Die Sobe Der 9fatlon Der &on3entrat
tlonslager. Gas Snternatlonule &ote
&reu3 befOmnt Don perI6ieOenen
SteQen oringenOe 9ln1oroerungen
(Wteotfamente, 2eben5mitteD, 4nfor.
oerungen, oenen gum Geil entlpro6en
Deroen fonnte, Wenn Die @elomittel
oa Daren. Iber Die @elomittel lteben
nt6t our Serfiigung.
@elpiB, e5 iino &omitees fir
9eutidlon0-Silfe in 9iloune begrif"
fen - aber es gebt 10 langlam. Wtan
reoet 10 leiie uno lit bebutiam - es
| lit 10 unpopular, BON Geuti6lono'
Stlfe gu re0en! llno oertpeilen geben
Wenl6en augrunoe, Die oiellei6t NIT
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-11-10
Die weltberiihmte st. Bene
dict -Wundsalbe

@rprobtes SeilmttteI eegen OLE
4rten bon often unb frtiben 0un.
ben, 8ei6miiren, @ep69ien, 8iB
tpltnoen, &orbunfeln, uip. 8itte @elf
nur our6 Boit Ronep Sroer gu i9it.
ten. Seine Stamps. 60 Gents 6i.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-09

H USAAF, pictured Belgian brde Nellie, shortly Hubbard, pilot Belgium in November 1943, in country seced Incs April 14 1945 the girl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-09
0WI FUND
 I5 55LA5KED

WASHINGTON, June 9-By a strict party vote, TIT House Repub- licans succeeded, with the help of 20 Democrats and a Progressive, in reducing OWIs appropriation for next year to $18,000,000, cut of $17,000000 in the allocation for the agency's domestic and European ac- tivities. Funds for it's Pacific op- erations were left intact
 Democratic Whip Ramspeck of Georgia said failure of 100 Demo- crats, almost all of whom normally would have opposed the reduction, was unfortunate
 The OWI cut may not stand. It must be reviewed by the Senate which in the past frequently has restored or tempered reductions made in the House.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-09
HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. Paul Coke and baby boy left St. Ann's Hospital yesterday and returned home.
 Jessie Joseph has been admitted to the Government Hospital for care.
 Rosalind Carteete and Billy Mills from Rake were incoming patients at the Government Hospital last evening
 David Gray from Nome, patient at the Government Hospital, has left for the Orthopedic Hospital in Seattle.
 Nellie and Roy Henry from Yak utat, and Clara Thomas from Rake, have been discharged from the Government Hospital.
 David Johns has been transferred from the Government Hospital here to the Skagway Hospital.
 Audrey James of Sitka and Tom Chase from Bethel, have been dis charged from the Government Hos pital and have returned to their homes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-09
TIMELY STORY OF
 WAR MARRIAGE
 IS CApIT0L'5 BILL

Advance reports on Columbia's $ Pictures The Impatient Years, starring Jean Arthur, Lee Bow man and Charles Coburn, opening at the Capitol Theatre on Sunday, pro- claim that it sets new pace for TO- mantle comedy. It tells of worried bride and an impatient groom hilar-
 ously falling in love again after 18 months after their marriage.
 Here seems to be the picture with at least one answer to millions of Tanks and their girls. What will happen when CT Joe comes home? It's said to be gay-riotous-spright- ly comedy at it's sparkling best.
 Jean Arthur, as the quickly-mar- ried girl who bears her husband a child in his absence at the wars; Lee Bowman, newly raised to star dcm after his triumphant portrayal in the recent Cover Girl" as her CT spouse; Charles Coburn as Jeans father, are all said to be giving portrayals both heartwarming and screamingly humorous. And we arc told that the screen play, written by associate producer Virginia Van Opp, gives them every opportunity in the comedy book to outdo theii past efforts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-09
RAINBOW GIRLS
 TO HAVE SPECIAL
 MEETING TONIGHT

A special initiation of Rainbow Girls will be held tonight at 7:30 o'clock in the Scottish Rite Temple with Masons of Gastineau Channel as invited guests.
 While this is an annual event in honor of the Masonic fraternity, cordial invitation is extended to all members of the Eastern Star to attend.
 The candidate to be initiated to- night will be Shirley Ann Davis of Douglas and special songs will be featured by group of Douglas girls.
 Refreshments are being arranged by committee headed by Betty Bennett.
 As this will be the last meeting until the fall term in September, a good attendance is requested by Evelyn Spain, Worthy Advisor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-09
'LIFEB0AT' TO BE SUNDAY FEATURE
 AT 10TH CENTURY

Acclaimed the most suspenseful drama ever made, the entire action taking place in a lifeboat where passengers are survivors of a U- boat torpedoing-and the comman- der of the enemy submarine-Alfred Hitchcocks production of "Lifeboat' by John Steinbeck, is scheduled to open Sunday at the 20th Century Theatre.
 "Lifeboat" was made with the CO., operation of the U. s. Navy and Merchant Marine The film stars Tallulah Bankhead with featured players William Bendix, Walter Slez- ak, Mary Anderson, John Kodiak, Henry Hull, Heather Angel, Hume Cronyn and Canada Lee.
 At the Coliseum starting tonight is a return showing of The Sulli- vans" that grand story of the five fighting brothers that fought on the cruiser, Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-09

The average American family purchases 2.8 bed sheets a year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-09
Fillmore Long, WIZ. MCKinn0n
 Wed Tonight

The wedding ceremony of Miss Fillmore E. Long and MT Walter F McKinnon will be performed this evening at o'clock at Miss Longs home with the Rev. G. H. Hillerman officiating.
 Following the wedding ceremony the reception will be held between the hours of and II p. m. at PIT Fifth Street, to which all friends of the bridal couple are invited.
 Miss Long is the daughter of Han- nah M. Long and the bridegroom to-be is the son of Addie " Me- Kinnon and Art McKinnon. own ner of the Reliable Transfer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-09

Empire wanr-a0s br1ng resaltsi
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-09
ANOTHER NAzI FIELD MARSHAL
 UNDER ARREST

ZURICH, Germany, June 9.-Field Marshal Johannes Blaskowitz, Com mander of the German 25th Army which capitulated to the Canadians in Holland on May 5, was arrested Wednesday at his headquarters in the German concentration area north of Aurich, it was disclosed to- day.
 Second Canadian Division Head quarters, which announced the ar- rest, did not specify the charge.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-09
BEATRICE H0TGAARD
 IS NOW AT LUCILLE'S

Beatrice Hotgaard arrived in Ju- neau Thursday from her home in Pontiac, Michigan, where she op- erated her own beauty shop for a number of years. She same to Juneau to do beauty work for Lu- cille's Beauty Shop, starting today.
 Miss Hotgaard has also worked for the Fifth Avenue Beauty Salon in Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-09
TIMELY HAND0UT

SPRINGFIELD, H. Robert Neathery finished smoking cigar cite in parked city bus and opened a window to discard the butt.
 Some one grabbed his hand, re- moved his wrist watch which he valued at $50, and fled.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-09
WHERE MEN ARE MEN

GREAT FALLS, Mont.-For al- most an hour before police arrived two Montanans, aged 51 and 53. battled in the street.
 At headquartrs, one of the bat tiers, with eight stitches in his head, grinned and said:
 "Shucks, we were just determining which is the toughest man in Cas- cade County"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-09
SUPER SALESMAN

JONESBORO, Ark.-Rain cut at- tendance at the Burnt Hill Com munity War Bond Auction to one persons, but the $2,250 quota was raised.
 The lone purchaser was Asbury Fletcher - District Seventh War Loan Chairman.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-09
MRS. HARGRAvE HERE

Mrs. H. Hargrave, of Funter Bay, arrived via Alaska Coastal yester- day and is registered at the Cas- tineau Hotel.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1945-04-26
Send Old Army
Clothes By Express

ASST Training Center (Ordnance),
Mississippi Ordnance Plant, Flora,
Miss.-Express is the word, not mail,
i you're planning to return CT
clothing to the Army for renovation
and reissue to troops, according to
word received here from Headquar-
tiers of the Fourth Service Command
at Atlanta, Ga.
The Army recently appealed to all
former service men to return uni
forms no longer needed to help
meet immediate needs of troops.
Any package of such clothing not
owe 80 pounds wrapped or boxed,
may be shipped Express collect to
the Quartermaster, Clothing and
Equipage Classification Officer, at
the nearest army post or camp.
Many persons have sought to mail
such packages through their post
offices. If mailed, the packages will
require postage. If expressed, char
ges will be paid by the Army.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1945-04-26
Lewis M. Burrel|
Promoted To SGT.

18th AAF in Italy-Lewis M. Bur-
rell, Rt. 2, Goodman, Miss, B-24
Liberator ball gunner, has been
promoted to the grade Of Sergeant.
Sergeant Burrell arrived over
seas last December. He is a member
of a veteran Liberator group COM
manded by Col. Leroy L. Stefono-
wicz, Wildrose, N. D. The group has
participated in more than 225 COM
bat missions against enemy install
lations in the Mediterranean Thea
ter Of Operations.
Sergeant Burrell holds the Air
Medal for "meritorious achievement
in aerial flight"
Sergeant Burrell was graduated
from Camden High School in May,
l941. He attended Holmes Junior
College, Goodman, before entering
the army on Sept. %, 1912. He re-
ceived his armament training at
Buckley Field, Colo, and his gum
ner's wings at Tyndall Field, Fla.
His parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Burrell, live at the Goodman ad-
dress
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1945-04-26
1t. Hugh Vurnudo
Sustuins Broken Leo

1t. Hugh r. Varnado, Jr., 26, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh r. Varnado,
of Pickens, is in a hospital on an
island somewhere in the Philippines
with a broken leg suffered when a
big rock fell on his tent while he
was resting on his cot. Seabees on
the island were blasting rock which
caused the accident, according to re-
ports.
1t. Varnado's left leg was broken
in two places between the knee and
ankle and he wrote his parents he
is getting the best of care. He has
been overseas nearly a year in New
Guinea and the Philippines.
The Pickens youth entered the
service as a private September 10,
1941 and trained in the Signal Corps
at Fort Monmouth, N. j. He took
advanced training at Fort Crowder,
Mo-, and went from there to OCS at
Camp Davis, N. c., where he re-
ceived his commission as a second
lieutenant.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1945-04-26
Mrs. Jessie Lewis
Futher Dies Suddenly

A wide circle of friends will re-
greet to learn of the sudden death of
L. E. Carpenter, of Kosciusko, faith
er of Mrs. Jessie Carpenter Lewis,
of Durant. He was superintendent Of
the Kosciusko Water and Light
Plant and was a widely known and
highly respected citizen of that COM
munity.
Mr.. Carpenter, So, suffered a sud-
den heart attack in his tool shop at
the ear of his home Sunday after
noon. His family thought he had
gone uptown after lunch. He had
been dead for sometime when his
daughter, Peggy, found him that af-
ternoon.
Funeral services were held Mon
day at five o'clock at the Kosciusko
Methodist Church with the Rev. T.
B. Thrower officiating. Burial was
in the City Cemetery. The Masonic
Lodge had charge of the services at
the grave and Mr.. E. B. Guess, of
Durant, conducted the Masonic SER
vice.
Surviving are the wife, Mrs. Vera
Neal Carpenter, and two daughters,
Mrs. Lewis and Peggy Carpenter, of
Kosciusko; three grandchildren,
Mary and Rubber Lewis, of Durant,
and Jennie Mae Delbridge, of Jack
son.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1945-04-26
Rural Church Sunday
Observed April 29th

The rural church as the seed bed
of the American way of life will be
recognized Sunday, April 20, by
many of the churches of the state.
This date was set as Rural Church
Sunday by Governor Thomas L.
Bailey, in a proclamation issued on
March %. Governor Bailey, as presi-
dent OF the Mississippi Rural Life
Council, has given full cooperation
to the program of the Council in
making April Church Emphasis
Month.
~ newspapers in Mississippi have
carried advertisements each week
during April emphasizing some type
Of church activity. Many news stor-
les each week have also increased
interest in this program. Churches
all over the state have reported in
creased attendance and concern.
The Rev. James w. Sells, execu-
tive secretary of the Council, in a
letter to the newspaper editors Of
the state expressed the appreciation
of the Council for the cooperation Of
the newspapers in their efforts to
place the church in the center of
community life.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1945-04-26
Circuit Clerk To
Make Registration

Miss Minnie Jordan, circuit clerk,
announces her annual schedule Of
registration of voters in Holmes
county beginning Monday, April 80,
in Pickens and continuing through
Tuesday, May 9th. The full schedule
appears elsewhere in this issue.
All qualified electors who have
eve registered and those who have
moved from n precinct to another
and all those who have or will at
tain the age of 81 years before the
next general election are invited to
pay the Circuit Clerk a visit and
register.
Miss Jordan also announces those
who are not liable for a poll tax can
sign an affidavit at this time and
get a certificate to vote in a primary
election.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1945-04-26
Dr.. Pickett Resigns;
Pulpit Committee
Named At Service

DR.. ]. Niles Pickett, pastor Of the
Durant Baptist Church, has resigned
and will leave Durant as o as a
successor al be found.
DR.. Pickett has accepted a posi-
ton as professor of Bible at Bethel
Woman's College at Hopkinsville,
KY, and will start the fall term
there. His many friends and church
members regret his decision to leave
the ministry but wish him success
and happiness in the teaching pro-
fession.
Pulpit Committee
A pulpit committee was elected at
the Sunday morning service by
church members. Members are j.
c. Sproles, chairman; A. L. Stevens,
Everett Carr, Mrs. H. L. Harrington
and Mrs. j. B. Thompson.
Sunday Services
Services will be held as usual Sum-
day morning and Sunday night, a
baptismal service will be held. All
church members are invited and
urged to come.
Baptists all over the county are
invited to attend the Associational
BTU service at Beulah Church, near
Lexington, Sunday afternoon at L.
80 o'clock. All members Of the local
BTU are urged to be present.