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Washington Journal., 1945-08-17
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2amOslcmte

Ser 9ireftor Ser 2onooner so
bent : @arten : Sper" Bat zines Gu
ges ben befonnten italieniiden Bari
ton Gcotti nit garuio ii6er Die @r,
ge fir Elm mebrntaliges @uftreten an
Ieiner 8iibne 5l berbalOeln. 9u er
firftete, oaB Der beriibmte Senor 81
bo6e @niprii6e ite0en miir0e, bat Ell
sScotti, garltlo BON pornberein mit3u-
teilen, DOB er ni6t mebr ols aAt5ig
Bfltno pro 4ben0 aablen fonne.
gcotti Ipra6 NIT Gnruio. garuio
muroe miiteno uno rief:
u8it 0u berriidt2 Sd befomme
in @ailano $500 Sire un0 ioa in
2on0on fir 1000 lingen? 8as ma
DIE ib niht!4
yDu muBt o6er I'M ,,Gooent-@ Oar
0en@ geiungen boben~, Iagte Scotti,
JOINT bit on fem GROCER &iinItlerl
@enn ou crit einmal ga ipurlt fanrIt
on nabber 10 uiel oerlangerL tpie on
lpiaIt!"
S6lieBlid piuigte Goruio Elm
uno iein 2onooner Auftreten puroe
Elm GROCER @rfolg.
9lber ser 9roBe Senor fonnte Die
ui6mdblihen" 8eoingungn bod
nibt gan5 iib%erluinoerr, II. als er pie-
Ser nit Scotti 8~ulammentraf, plabte
er los: u9
,Gu orediger Neapolitaner" Ter
bergaB, oaB er ielbit aus 0enpel
itommte), ,,Olt bait es fertig gebra6t,
DoB i6 bier fir Die Sage zines Bari
tons iitge."
Washington Journal., 1945-08-17

iie nidt. 3erOriide oie 9firiide
gut. Wion fiige u 3oiIe 8niier
bin5r, bringe es gum 9oder, beOefe
unO loiie 8 Minuten foden. Cue
oie 6riidte in eiiten 8elttel uno
Oriide Ben Saft aus. Wteile 3uder
un0 Salt in einem guoBen 3opf uno
oermtide. 8ringe i6nel gum So
den un0 fiige Oas Beftin iofort BIN
81, nobel man 0utern0 riibrt. 2aiIe
es bod fofen, u Minute lang.
gntTerne oom 5euer, entidGume es,
gieBe in belize iteriliiierte Slider.
8eridlieBe iofort nit Borafin. @r.
gi6t utgefG6r 9 6-Ounce Slider.
Efiriid-9llerIei
A Quarts geidalte 8firii6e
2 9miebeln
5 Gaiien Giii8
1 &loblaudbobne
1 Gaiie Golinen
n Soiie peiBe WoItrtfaS omen
2 gBloffel gerie6ener SngtDer
1 beige rote Bfefferl6ote
/ Goiie brauner o0er Streu5ufer
Meun bafe 9firiide, 3piebeln,
&nobloltd un0 8oiinen. 6iige Die
SGlfte OeS @iiigs bin5u. &ofe big
es meid lit. Mon iiige ale anOeren
9utoten bel uno fohe es big es peif
lit. 5iiGe in beige iferiliiierte @l1-
Ier unO peridlieBe %iofort. @rgtbt
unoefdbr A Hints.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-17
Damit 81 ldstcIm fannIt
Bon 2uooIf Nouiof

Nun lit bic 2ampe oneeitedt, aud
sic @feife. Ser @ater iibt nit lei.
mem fleinen NGo1en, einem Spit.
ling ieiner @be un0 oarum iein 2ie6.
lingSfino, Dor einem olten 8iloer.
bud. @s lit elm @erf aus Dem er-
item 8eltfrieg, 6ie @ei6idte ieines
&~egirnerts. @a1oenfli6 bdttert
er cine Settle nod Ser anoeren Inn.
@s ideilt INN Elm Sraum gu fein,
ooB er nun fnit 20 Sabre otter it,
bier I'M tparmen 3immer liBen uno
Die Hfeife raufen fam. Crime
rltngen fommel unO geben, es tit tute
elm @ogen in ser 8ruit.
Nltn baftet iein 8lid Idngere 3eit
auf elmer Photographic. Gin poor
Sploaten, oeren nod 0oS 8rauen
0es chen 6~eItanoenen Angriffes im
@eliAt Itebt, oeren &lei0er 5erriiien
berabbdngen ltno bon 0ref fleben,
l6leppen einen oerpunOeten Same
raoen aus Dem Seuerberei9. Gin
eri6iittern0es 8ilo. 9ie ber5errten
3iige, Sic obgrunotiefen 8lide oieier
@fGuner 6eben itd) aus ser @boto-
graphic beralt8, uno es ldeint, olS
Of Tie allf eiren 5ufdmen. Gin idber
S6red greift on oas Ser3 0es Be-
tra6ters.
Gl0bli6 iou1it 6ns Wd6den nuf.
Gin beaes, frobli9es &inoerla9en
fiiat oas 3immer. @s greift nit
ieinen fleinen @atldbdnoden na6
Dem 8ilo utio ruff nit aIer 8artlid-
felt: ,ySnfell"
So, Snfel! Gieies &inoerIadeft
lit pie elm 8ltnoer, oas iiber ollem
@rolten Iingt. 8ie 8lumen, Die
Sabr fir Snbr aug Sen @r6bern itei.,
gen, Die BON ni9ts onoerem tpiiien
ols BON @adien1 8Iiiben un6 &e-
bentpoqen.
gr oriidt sic fIeine So6ter ergrif-
fen an feline 8rult. Sod INNER
ipielt oieies 2d6eln mn ibre 3iige.
$50 er nllr SOB u1o @rolten iob,
mar fir lie 2iebe uno 5reuoe. Ser
gauge unbeitimnbare Mbglan5, Der
I'M Snfel unb 8eiuf nnD 8onbons
mebt, Saud3en uno Spiel. Sn bic
ier @elte liegt oas @unoer, oas nit
Dem, mas auf Dem 8ibo ltebt, Der
io6nt, Oas es beiligt, oas es iber-
briidt.
@r lit eri6iittert. @r bolt Die
feline marine &inoerbano in leiner
qroben BON arieg ul,o 2ebensfamui
8erriiienen Sano. l1no pl0sIid tpeiB
uno fiiblt er: so fur9tbar Der &rieg
lit = I'M oieies 219elns miaen
tohnte, ia miiBte er aus t%iefiter &i1-
gabe nod einmal in sic @rd6en Itti.
gen, miiBte er nod einmal oas SLANT
mellpiel bon 300 uno S6reden iiber
lid b%inmegraien laiien.
2eiie itrei6elt er ibr ii6er Ben
&opf. Gumit ou pa6ien uno bliiben
fannlt nod ben @eiescn oeines Blu,
tes, oas mein 8lut lit. Gamit oas
@rnlien, 6as i6 I'M oe~i1ietpiaen err
tra9en fam, sir fernbleibt. Dab
oein 9lonobaor meiter uni oeine
ireiEe refine Stirn f16eln fam. =
Gulnit III Idaeln f%annIt!
Washington Journal., 1945-08-17
8ene1@ CAB
Snterbiem

8rog (SNW - 8roiioent @buaro
8eneI6 erfl1rte Der Sberleas Stems
@lgencp, er babe ME oaran ge5peifelt,
oaB Die &liien in Oem Sonflift I'M
Sernen Often idlieBlid nyein 8ort-
den mitreoen niiroen."
9as benz &orreiponoenten Denis
Silagi BON 8eneid gepdbrte Snter-
biem fano tpenige Stun0en Dor Dem
gintreffen ser @ahridt ltatt, bob
6as Sofioter &aoio Sapans 8ereit-
idoft 5ur ,beoingten" &apitulation
erfIGrte.
u@ber Sic 6, eigniiie i'm Sernen
Often meroen auf europa feinen un-
mittel6aren @influB ausi6en", fiigte
Benei6 bin5u. 8on oiel unmittel-
borer geoeuturg fir Sen europai-
i6en Sentiment, fubr er fort, ieien
Die Musmirfungen Ser @otsoumer
8ef6liiiie.
ISM groBen un6 gan5en," iagte
8eneid, uiin6 mir Si6edoilowafen
nit Sen gei6liiiien BON 8otsoam 8u-
frieoen, i%nsbeionoere NIT Dem Ar-
tifel 10, Der iid nit unierer 5oroe-
riing beidditigt oab Die 9eutiden
aus unierem S~taatsgebiet entfernt
meroen miiiien."
Sd frogte:
,,ge0eiltet 6as nift, BOB S6re &e'
gierung our9 ibre gebanolung oel
Washington Journal., 1945-08-17
geu@engefobr
In SerltM

Berlin Die i'm @ebiet Der
Heifsboupfita0t rtn5ureifero beer
0iaten Qeiden bon 100000 SolOoten
b~eoroben, tpenn tie nid)t Idleuniglt
umQebettet mer0en, Berlin nit elmer
l6meren epidemic. 0iele 6eititel-
lung ltammt Don Or. Otto &ruuie,
einem e6emaligen 0iplomaten Der
8ilbelmltraBe un6 ieeigen Setter
0es 8erluIte- uno @rd6er : amtes,
Ser in eil1em an Die interaaiierte
&ommonoantur geridteten Sfretben
feltlteat, onB ubiele SolOaten, Die in
Sen &1mpfen in uno Inn Berlin 9e.
fallen iinO, in @arten, Sofen, offent-
liden 8IGben uim. begrnben tpur-
oen~. @r l6Gst, oaB 40,000-50,-
600 Meorn unbpgieniid innerbalb
8erlins uro atr0ere 10000 Wtann
in Sen 4uBettbe3irfen Der Stabt be-
eroigt Iiegen. Die meiiterE betont
er, ieien &uiien lito Tolen, ober es
ieien aud Sran5oien uno Ielblt eng
l6noer ut0 Mmerifaner 6arunter.
&roule Iteat sic 3ienite ieines
amtes fir ieoe art bon l1mbettltng
our 8%erfiigung, Oie Die aaiierten
onoronen moger, urto erflart, oaB
bic .y&orper oft nir in geringer
9iefe unter Ser Nhittereroe begraben
paroen, rlto es lit ernitbaft 5u be-
fir6ten, ooB Oiele Gatlahe cine @e-
fobrenqueae fir Die 8erbreitung
bon gpioemien biloet."
Washington Journal., 1945-08-17
Kricosocfanocnc lcbcn
better ais ua3i>O picr

Sronffurt, a. sc. - Gin amerifa.
niider ltgef&A : 8eomter fiibrt
&lage, oaB oeutide &riegseefangene
in Dem friiberen Congratulations.
lager 8elien INNER nod inter beiie-
rem 8erbaltniilen leben als einige
bon Sen lleberlebenoen na5iItii6er
8erfolgung, Die helite ais %perordngte
8erionen ibrer goaf1ierlu1g barren.
3naleid) eroffnete oieier geamte, ooB
SS-2eute in 8elien ulro nnoeren
2agern, Ole SIT ~itrengerer 8ebnno-
lung oon ben aepobnliden &riegs-
defan9enen dbgeionoerf morben limo,
lelbit beute nod beriuden, li6 u1ter
Oerorangten Terionen gu ueriteden.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-17
nebertSmt

giiltge er5Gblte BON Dem ginbrud
in ieirem 2anobaus. Cline 6red)-
beitl &ommt ole 8anoe an 6eQid-
ten Gage, mo- mir ole at @auie iin0l"
uSa, babt ibr oenn nift eebort,
tpie Die 9iebe eirubraden? @ann
muB oern oos geideben iein?"
yWabrldeinlif, als mir beim
Mittageiien iaBenl @ir aBen qe-
raoe uniere Sltppe, 90 =
vHatiirliG! 0as erfl1rt'sl =
bonn %fonntet ibr es ia gar nift
boren!"
Washington Journal., 1945-08-17
Sabi@ aeIaat

Nentier, einem SeiratsfanOi0a-
ten feline bdBlife nit auffaleno gro-
Der Scale gelegnete 9o6ter O~orltel-
lenO): ygeun, Serr Mnper, wie ge-
faat Sbnen meine Sodter?"
uSe6r gut - penn Sic ibr nit
10000 Mturf unter oie gtaie ereifen
ipoQen!"
Washington Journal., 1945-08-17
:INTERESSANTES FUER DIE FRAUEN=


Die idlimmiten S6mer0en iino
ouf @r0en
Die ausgeiueint un6 ousgei9pie-
gen uerOen.
8o6eniteot.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-17
Ieritreue oein @efiihI;
&nnitperitanSnis

@ann: ,@auf oo6 nidt 10
itumpfiinnig bel Sen 9iloern por-
bel, @lte; Die 9eute miiiien ia 0en:
fen, '0ii bdtteit fein @critdn0nis fir
idiittle 0oh wenigitens ub
nno gu Sen &opfl"
Washington Journal., 1945-08-17
NnIprndsbpQ

,Sie molen cine bon meinen orei
MGoeIs 6eiraten? Sic Jingle be-
fommt $4,000 Mfarf nit, ole 6ltere
$4,000 Ino Die dlteite 10000 @arf!"
,,Sa6en Sic niAt nod ne gang
alte oo?"
Washington Journal., 1945-08-17
Gffene SOpf Wet6o6e

SINWN ~NTI ~NNJ
Man 6rii6e sic 8firiihe ab, taltfe
lie in fultes @ailer unO Idale lie.
Sfneioe iie in Sdefben oOer in
S6lften utlO entferne Ben Stein,
ODER loife lie gang. &ode lie in fo'
henoem ISDrup bis lie iDeih limo.
Bade lie bis gum &anO OeS @lales,
auBer Ben @lGiern, nit Self Seol"
ODER uS6ree 8iece" geridluB. 9ieie
weroen bis gu "a Snd bonn &alroe
gefiiat. Man beOede Die Bfirii6e
nit fod)enoem Syrup unO entferne
oie 2nftblnien. 6iige, tpellr notig,
mebr Syrup bin5lt. SeridlieBe lie.
&iible lie, priiie Sen 8erl6luB nod,
etifettiere lie mo ltele lie meg.
Tfiriidbntter
Wtan i6ale, entlteine uno 5erorIde
@firli6e uno fode tie i'm eigenen
Saft o0er nit geniigeno @aIler,
bob lie ni6t dnbrennen, bis lie weid)
Iino. Breiie lie Oltrh Elm Sieb.
5iige p 9aiie 3uder auf cine SaiIe
&firli6TleiIm 3t. Man fam nah @e-
i6mod @emiir3e 3ufiigen. @aiie es
i6nea foden, mobei MON 0auern0
riibrt, Bis as 6id lit. @aiie altf flei-
nerem 6elier, Inn gtrtbrennen 3l per-
meioer, neiterfoden, big es paIten-
artig lit. @ieBe in belize, I%terili-
1iprtp @lGier un0 perichlieBe lofort.
Sfiriidneftar
Man pG6le cute reife @firiiAe
aus. iSdj1le lie uno 5erOriide tie.
Germiife 4 Sailen 6rtdt nit 4
Saiien @aiier. 9diie langiam mel
terfo6en. EreiIe 0arb einen 0urf-
i9lag, oonn oltrd ein feines Sieb.
gu ie 2 Saiien 5rudtfleiih fiige man
u Eoiie 3l1der 5r. 2aile lnnglam
peiterfoden, pobei man riibre, Bis
iid) Der 3ufer aufeeloit bot. @ieBe
in belize iteriliiierte Slider unO oer-
ihlieBe lofort.
Hfirlidl-8 elee
8 Soiien Saft
u Gaile @aIfer
615 Saiien 3ufer
/ Gniie fertige8 fliiiIiges 8eftin
Cur Seriteaung oes Gates ent-
ferue man oie Steine Don ungefabr
49, 8funo Bfiriihen. Wan idGle
Washington Journal., 1945-08-17
Wcishcitctt

8 8rbrbeit, 0einen eolen Me;n
MiiSt ou nit 8niier miiden;
9enn r'nit on i'm rein onitiidrn,
So finmt er Sen &opf cen @diten
ELM.
Saddle, tpenn 6u miait, ober nergiB
ME, Dab oas 2dheltt lpel9es Wasfe
lit, oils Masfe wirft.
9eritreue oein @efiibl;
ridt ioait ours dnsItli6 iieben
@er an bic Meniden aloubt,
Der muB ole Meni6en lie6enl
Washington Journal., 1945-08-17
2lber Sic Giebe
2miprmA

08reitouieno friegt bic Game Bios
nit :. 0os lit ni6t bell"
u6m, fir Sen anfang id ba-
be audi orei Ntal gebeirntet!"
Washington Journal., 1945-08-17
pfirIi& set
@efrprcne 9firiidle

M1an wdble uoGig gereiite, feite
9firiide. @riibe lie al, i6dle iie
unO i6neioe Tie in u Snd groBe
Stiide, 0ireft in einen 6euhtig-
feits- ulto ouuitiideren 9ebdlter, big
5u "a Sn6 pom 3arOe. geOede NIT
faltem 5O-60%igem Sprip. Ter'
i6lieBe uno frtere iOfort.
3mferTDrnp fir Sfiriide
8~ro8entiot oes SDrups 500, 3uder-
menge auf elm Quort Bnller d
EoIIen
9ro8entios oes Sprups 500, 3uf.
fermenge ouf Elm Quart 8aller 9
SoiIen
anmerfung: Mon fam einen gu
frie0enIteaenOen Sprup berlteaen,
inoem man einen 259oigen 3ufer.
iprup mo6t q Gniien 8aIIer out
cine EaIie 3uder), Ser uber nif)t 10
iiB un0 geiAmaduoa lit.
T%rndtIOrten, Die iidl nm beiten 5itrt
Erieren eiaIen
Kodiak mirror., 1945-03-17

No monkey ever deserted his wife, Starved her babies and ruined her life, And you've never kDown another monk To leave her babies with others to bunk, Or pass them on from one to another Till they scarcely knew who was their mother; And another thing you'll never see A monk build a fence around a coconut tree And let the coconuts go to waste, Forbidding all other monks a
 taste. Why if I'd put a fence around
 the tree Starvation would force you to
 steal from mel Here's another thing a monk
 won't dc- Get out at night and get on a
 stew, Or use a gun or club or knife To take some other monkeys life. Yes, man descended, the ornery cuss, But, brother, he didn't descend from usW
Kodiak mirror., 1945-03-17

One of those bureaus that seek information on credit ratings, etc., wrote his week to thelr correspondent in Kodiak.
 Would said correspondent, they asked, check up on a woman they believed formerly lived at Kodiak, who had been rumored drowhed2 Had such a rumor been heard here and when did said woman last leave Kodiak
 Sometimes those queries are tough to run down but in this case it was a cincb.
 The correspondent simply dropped in 10 a local cafe to eat and when the waitress brought the sandwich asked If she
 Icon inued on page @
Kodiak mirror., 1945-03-17
KODIAK DIARY

ce Pool tickets for the famed mana classic arrived in Kod- l this week, leaving only three ' eks for their purchase as the b of them closes at midnight, |urday, April z.
 People with intricate systems
 computing what they hope to
 ihe lucky number should get i |Dg this week.
 'rhe tickets are on sale at the
 eca Bar, Tony's Tavern and J. Ersklne X Co
 ] ln 1942 a sheet metal workers
 per at the base shared in the p,000 pool with 10 others. be that is the first time any | from Kodiak had ever won (he pool, it would seem the of averages would tend to- fd Kodiak's favor.
 .et's see: This has been a mild Iter and the ice is not so Ek and daffodils are up al- Ply 4 inches and all signs |pt to an early Sprin so it
 ks like so ne time in August bld be a To lcal choice. | you want to do your own |aming a list of winning times pears, with amounts of tie
 is printed on page II.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-03-17
By d'Alessio

New Hampshire Reds. Terran- ova IS building a large and mod ern chicken farm on the out skirts of Anchorage and he said that he had never received chick ems in better condition in all his long experience as a poultryman in the States From now on he intends to increase his shipments, until, by June, he will be flying in from three to four thousand chicks each week.
 The fact that it has nov been proved feasible to fly baby chicks into Alaska, even in midwinter, should be most encouraging to all Alaskan farmers-in tbe Mat anuska and Panama valleys, or in Homer and Kodiak.
 It's a cheep flight, too.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-03-17

A serviceman in New Guinea sent a poem to Mrs. Mabel Walker (never heard of her, don't know where she ls), then Mrs. Walker sent it to her home town newspaper and they pub- lished it; somebody clipped it in the States and sent it to Robert Hester, of Kodiak, who brought it to the M rror. A poem that travels that far ought to be printed, go we break our long standing rule against poetry to include lt:
Kodiak mirror., 1945-03-17

| was an exciting moment at
 Alaska Airlines Express Of- Tn Anchorage, when one 'dred 3-day-old baby chicks e flown in from Seattle. At
 most crucial time in their 5, and in the coldest month ne year, they arrived peep loudly, and were delivered to ph Terranova in perfect con- on
 hls batch of chickens are
Kodiak mirror., 1945-03-17
The Monkeys Viewpoint

Three monkeys sat in a coconut
 tree Discussing things as they're
 said to be. Said one to the others, Nov
 listen, you two, There's a certain rumor that
 can't be true, That man descended from our
 noble race, The very idea is disgrace.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-10
Goodman News

Mrs Mary Bell Horn of Toledo.
Ohio, left Sunday after spending
two weeks here with her aged mo-
Their, Mrs. Sidney Clark and her
sitter, Mrs. Essie Geren.
A course in First Aid is being
taught each Tuesday and Thursday
afternoon at the Goodman public
school by two instructors of the
Holmes junior college tWhite).
Misses Turner and Journer.
An interesting basketball game
between Durant boys and Goodman
boys on the Goodman school cam
pus was the highlight of the week.
Durant was the winning team.
The Junior Matrons met in the
home of Mrs. Ida N. Redd, Sunday,
March 4.
Mrs. Maggie Brooks is visiting
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-10
C M & l NEWS

Mrs. Idella Patrick solicitor for
the Alumni of the c. NJ & /. col
lege, located north of Jackson, re-
ceived donations from the follow
ing persons: Mrs. Cora Glib SIS;
Mrs. Reba Silas 81; Mrs. Lizzie M.
Boyd 81; Mrs. Abraham, Costello
sec; Mr.. Ohio McDanold soc; Mrs.
Chariot Silas. Csc; other friends do
mated smaller amounts. Total
amount S12. The New Lake C.W.W.
w. donated a beautiful quilt, Feb
ruary %.
CAMPUS CHAT
Mildred Gather says that she
loves Edgar Greene, but he has
too many girl friends. 1t seems
that Gladys Ward and David
Speech are coming on strong. Da-
vid Garrison is coming on like
Gang Busters with another certain
girl and Ethel is out the picture.
Estella and Andrew are two love
birds.
Maybella and Samuel are strictly
on the beam and Ruby hasn't a
chance. Don't cry baby. Better
wake up Dorothy for Edward Lee
is devoting all his time to that cute
chick who goes to Tougaloo col
lege.
David Speech seems to be taking
the 9th grade chick away from
David Lee.
L. S. and L. w. Sutton are build
ing a stairway to the stars.
Doris Jean Guise says that Edgar
Greene can't 1--WE her because she
is hipped to his 1--WE.
Watch out Samuel, David Lee is
not worried, he says there are
plenty more girls in his class, he
knows you are beating his time
with M. B. S.
Watch out c. H. l.. you are MAX
ing w. r. J. jealour of you, talking
to too many girls.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-10
TREASURE CHEST

NOTHING GOOD IS LOST: Cast thy bread upon the
waters for thou shalt find it after many daysEcc 1918
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-10
Polite Adams.
GOSSIP

GOSSIP
Well cats and chicks don't forget
the big dance at the colored skat-
ing rink in Jackson, Wednesday,
March IA, 7::30 until IL. Music by
the famous all girl orchestra, OAR
lings of Rhythm di rectly from
Chicago.
March news blowing direct from
Argenville says that Red Bird and
Skinner are on like a light and
flashing like lightning since pole
cat has crossed the pond, but Red
bird had better take some ones
advice and straighten up and fly
right if she doesn't Uncle Sam will
have her wings cut off and she
want be able to fly at ALL
Wonder why a certain fellow
doesn't make himself satisfied with
his new girl friend and stop wor-
ring poor little Queen Ester's life?
Mary E. says she doesn't mind Earl
B. talking with other girls because
she is so sure she has his heart
she's not even worried. Why is ev-
erybody worried about Georgia
Mae and Prentiss, they seem to be
doing nicely and it seems that
Georgia Mae has let John E. go.
The most lovely couple in the vile
is Lucille G.. and James Pope.
Premerose and Matte Mae Jones
say don't worry about them, just
try to get like them.
j. D. Catchings was very much in
love with Susie Jones Sunday
night Watch our Dannel Lee Coop
er seems that J. D. Catchings is
rocking your dream boat.
Whats going to happen now that
Moses Morris can't get on the ball
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-10
every Saturday and Sunday, is

every Saturday and Sunday, is it
because he is working at the Rock
Inn?
Why is Hattie so in love with
Richard Hicks and he is crazy
about Helen Young.
Wonder why Robert Aster has
quite the young girls and got him
married one-if his truck would
break down we wonder if Parlee
and Lucilly would walk with him.
Mary Ester seems to bel ost for a
boy friend, she is cutting in on
Lois Sibbie and Earl Brown.
To persons sending in gossip or
other news, please write in plain
with a good pencil or in ink. News
is being left out this week because
it cannot be read plainly.
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in Detroit.
Miss Annie Thelma Smith, stu
dent of C.M.C. college is home due
to illness. We hope for her a speedy
recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Smith, Gle
veland, Ohio are here. Mr.. Smith is
expecting to leave soon for the
army.
Mrs. Willie Mae Sanders and her
sisttr, Mrs. Preston Howard of
Jackson were guests in the home of
theirmother, Mrs. jamie Coleman
recently.
Gene Austin Redd celebrated his
9th birday Monday, March S.
The senior missionary circle met
in the home Of Mrs. Essie Geren
Sunday, March 4, with the presi-
dent, Mrs. Tommie Sanders, pre-
siding. Topic for discussion,
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Hymns" Members present were:
Mesdames S. f. Crawford, M. L.
MCGEE, Mahala Garland, Felesha
Brooks, Margaret Melville, Laura
B. Russum, Pearlie Billngslea,
Bessie Pickens, Ophelia Coleman,
Lula Flemmings, P. M. Redd, Es-
sic Geren, Tommie Sanders. A de-
licious salad plate was served fol-
lowed by ice cream and cake. Next
meeting place will be in the home
of Mrs. S. E. Crawford.
An ice cream supper was given
at the Bethlehem school, Friday
night, March 2, to help raise the
schools Red Cross quota.
Those on the sick list are Mr..
Teasta Holmes, Mrs. Mandy Clark,
Miss Annie Thelma Smith, Laurie
Morgan.
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Crystal Springs
News
To Whom 1t May Concern:

Do not use air mail envelopes
for local mail. You can leave your
news for the paper at the Lynch
Cafe, or use plain envelopes for
mailing it. If not you will be in
danger of penalty.-Signed H. j.
Wolfe.
Miss Premrose Morgan spent the
week end in Brookhaven as the
guest of her niece, Miss Hazel Den
mis-. She also visited another friend,
Miss Nellie M. Lewis. These young
ladies are students of Alexander
high school.
Friends of Mrs Jeffphine Dab
ney and Miss Lizzie Terrell are
happy to know that they are i'm
proving after an illness that has
confined them to bed for several
days.
The members of the little chill
dren's prayer band met March 4 at
the AME church. Their motto was
"What a great day for the Lord"
The report was as follows: No. 3,
Sterline Jordan $1.60; No. 5, Ernna
L. Johnson, S1.70; No. 6, Mary F.
Nickson SLIGO. Public collection 76c.
Total $3.50. New Ttestaments were
given to. each one, also loeseleaf
paper, composition books and pen
ellis. We were blessed to have a
wonderful message from Rev. T.
H. Brown. Eleven adults were
present and fourteen children. The
prayer band is sponsored by Sis.
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CARD OF THANKS

We take this method of extending
thanks to our many friends for
their kind acts of sympathy given
US during the sickness and death
of our daughter, and mother. We
especially thank the Peoples Fu-
neral Home and Rev. Thomas. And
for the beautiful flerals, condol-
ences and kilograms sent to us. We
loved her but God loved her best.
Sleep on Elizabeth, sleep on.
May God bless all of you.
Signed:
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Harvey, par
ents. Brother, Jimmie Myles,
daughter, Margaret Myles, hus-
band, Cpl. Hugh Myles, Aunt,
Mrs. Lille Moore.
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Riboflavin is one of the most
frequent danger points in the Am
erican diet. Good sources of ribo-
flavin include milk, liver, kidney,
cheese, eggs and some green's.
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Fire destroys many farm homes
and much valuable farm property
each year Farmers are urged to
remove fire hazards from their
fam homes.
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Cotton feed sacks can be used
to make many useful articles for
the home as well as to make many
garments.
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Food from the nations victory
gardens will be an important fac
tor in providing good nutritious
meals for the civilian population.