The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1945-04-01
President Writes ODT

defense jobs buying War Bonds savaging scraps just
being indifferent in the affects of which
hft by alin every day life.
In view of the ODT regulations transportation
pr L. L. Miller. president of the Afro-Amecan Sons and
Daughters the Washington Office of Defense Trans
portaon relative the Afro-American Sons and Daugh
w Hospital Day Celebration which scheduled for April
o45 and informed that this meeting should be
ceed 1t was disappointing yet realize it is minor
matter when compared to the many privileges that being
given up by the the battle fronts. 1--WE just can't
get that more the song says-at least can't get
the Hospital Celebration until such time the
ODT lifts the present restrictions travelling this
that the celebration has been indefinitely suspended.
No War Restrictions On Loyalty
put certain bans activities and yet
clamp spirits. War conditions should present
of excuses for escape duties and obligations
and makes feel upfted know that the members and
friends of the organization realized this fact and have most
loyalty supported the EXPANSION PROGRAM which was
be of the features Hospital Celebration Day.
The EXPANSION PROGRAM for the hospital, with goal
of S65OOO still goes which proves that spirits have
not been killed and that working to keep and improve
place for returning soldiers, that know all the fine
and constructive things which go make better world
be preserved and to do this become dis
outraged because few of customs be suspended
Some the worlds greatest achievements have been wrought
under the difficult situations and within limited oppor-
tnities.
Donations Reported For Hospital Celebration Day
Associations
lazoo County Brotherhood Rev. ]. F. Turner $4325
Yazoo County Land Mark Asso Rev. NJ c. Sanders 100
Humphreys County Asso Rev. JAS "A. G. Johnson 43O0
State s. s. B. T. U. Congress- Rev. ]. W. Gayden 40l5
S S. Institute, Satartia PSI
Churches
Antioch Rev A. w. Mcdonald 1225
Beulah Grove Rev. ]. M. Ward 1925
Quofoona Rev. G.. w. Lee 1925
Chapel Hill. Rev. NJ. {. Gamblers --~.-..~---.-~~~ 1923
Calvary. Rev. A. w. Moore $3.50
King Solomon -- - - . IS. 10
St Peter Rev. w. s. Stephens ~~~~~-------~-~-~ 1920
Tulane Rev. ]. P Sanders 1886
Egarmont Chapel, Rev. Williams -. .-. .--~-~- 100
Christian Valley Rev. NJ c. Sanders ~~-. 1850
Mt Vernon, Rev. r. c. Anderson IS 90
New Hope Rev. l. G. Hazard --- --~--~--~~~-- 1000
Mt Vernon, Rev. r. c. Anderson .---.~-------~~- 225
Holly Green Rev. Williams 81 90
Emmanuel Rev. Price 1902
Lodges
1Ab Eupora, Jessie Mae Thomas rs
Winston County, Veterine Williams --~.-.-----~- lao
AS Harper, c. S. Harper ~-~ -.--~. 4O0I
1855 Brookhaven, M. Dixon $50
1879 Fitzhugh Hasora Sisson .~----~~~-- 5o0l
1N Mt Zion. Halle Lotion 1885
l7N St. Joseph Oracle Lyles 5O0l
6j Hollandae Rachael Lumpkns 200
1881 Bethel, Ida Jackson -~-- . 5oo
47 Concord r. F. Suits --~- ~..~-~~-- 500
2Ej Tunca County, ]. S. Sanders 600
81 Lebanon, Mary Anderson 600
423 Sunshine, James Smith --.. loo
1882 Erwin, Dairy NJ Jones 225
s.; Pickens and Duran Elijad Sutherland 1000
ia Bunker HILL Emma B. Harmon ~-.------~~--~ 7OOl
II Huddlestons Chapel, J. L. Lee .--~-- 1921
1875 Evergreen, Leila Marshall .~~-.-~ ---~-~~~ IL 50
Ol9 Lincoln County, Clara Maxwell -.~-~~-~~----~~ r.
4I Spring Hill, S. L. Ballentine ~~~---------~~-- 16o
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