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Evening star., 1945-05-05
Army, Navy to Combine
On Clothing Purchases
Ey the Associated Press

NY luG ASSUCIHCeQ FTeSS.
The War and Navy Departments
announced jointly yesterday that
their procurement of all textiles
and certain clothing items will be
centralized in a single program be-
ginning Monday. Headquarters will
be established in New York City,
Evening star., 1945-05-05

tically all the earth. One species
lis known to reside close to the
Arctic Circle The vast number of
vampires and other bats fiourishes
in the tropical countries and a
goodly number reside in the tenn
perate zones.
Evening star., 1945-05-05
on the AIR TODAY

W0P. 5:30-A good neighbor musical show
featuring music and atisty Of Tho II American
republics.
VOL. 6:30-Employment and seniority
rights for returning veterans explained.
WRC, 7:00-Comdr. Harold Siassen and
Senator ConnaIY report on the progress Of the
San Frantiao Conference.
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INVITATION FOR fiDs
Board of Public Instruction.
MOnrOe County. Florida.
office of the Superintendent,
County Court House.
Kat WASf Hin Mnx 80 lo4I

Key West, Fla. Mas. 2:i, 1945
SEALED BIDS,
subject to the conditions contained
herein. will be received at the above
address until 1000 a. M, E.w.F..
June IA. l945, and then publicly
opened. for furnishing all labor and
materials and performing all work
for the construction Of the tddi-
tons and Alterations To the Division
street Grammar School, Key West,
T'iofftia, complete accdrtiiffg To THE
plans and specifications prepared by
Edward L. Reimpe. .Jr., Architect.
Plans. specifications, and contract
documents are open to the public for
Inspection at the office al the Su-
Deriftefttieft OF the BOARD of Public
Instruction of Monroe County. Flor
u, County Court House. Key West,
Florftiii, or may be obtained from
Edward T.. RemDe, Jr., Architect,
IA :. w seth Ave. Mari. T'toritia,
psGtf sRANTIsE " 4. b, rettuiren
ith each hid in the amount OF not
,ss than ffS4 nerccnt (5tl IT the
nount NJ the bid. Cstified cheecS,
ID. made payable 10 the order 81 the
.uard of PUblie' instruction of Mons
zoe County, Florida. sss 4
PERFORMANCES BOND VII be
reqtfired in the aniouht df 0fn hun :
red percent u00at) OF the eoiittsact
prices. 49, 80
The right is reseT"ed 10 reject any
OF All bids, rs waive Any Informal
ity. or irregularity in the bids re-
caived, and to accept or reject any
item of the bid, unless such bid IS
qualified by specific limitation.
No bid shall be withdrawn for a
period of thirty. days after receipt
II bids.
Envelopes containing bids must
4 iaH ri aH md addressed as
follows:
Bid for Alterations and Additions,
Division Street Grammar School,
Key West, Florida.
June IA, 1915.
WILLARD NJ. ALBCRi,
superintendent,
Board of Public instruction,
Monroe County. Florida,
County Court House,
Key West. Florida.
may23- 30 ;jun6- l3,1945
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COAST ARTILLERY
PRACTICE PLANNED

The Army announced today
that Coast Artillery firing prac-
tice will be held from installa-
lions of Battery B, Harbor De-
lenses of Key West, Fort Taylor,
on May 81 and June 2, from 9 a.
m. to 1890 p. m. All vessels and
aircraft were warned to remain
clear of the danger area.
The danger one will be the wa
ter area $4,000 yards off shore
Key West bounded by aximuth
345 degrees from "a degrees, 80
minutes, 48 seconds, north lati-
tude; 81 degrees, 48 minutes, 81
seconds, west longitude, south to
azimuth 22O degrees from same
point.
Maximum altitude of firing is
1900 feet. Danger to all aircraft
below this altitude over the dan
ger area.
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Observation-Disclosures
BY HERMAN n. ALLEN
NV Associated lsfessi

Observation-Disclosures Tito
of Yugoslavia has laid claim to
two portions of conquered Axis
territory. They are Carinthia, a
province of Austria, and Venezia
Giulia. a district of, Italy.
Already proaYugos.av groups
have been organized in both
areas. Their theme is that Carin-
thia and Venezia Giulia are Slo-
vene in population and should
join Yugoslavia, and many Slo-
venes have moved into Carinthia
and Venezia Giulia in past, years.
Ut is not known exactly how
many.
Both areas would be worth
while additions to Yugoslavia,
with Venezia Giulia probably the
more valuable of the two.
Venezia Giulia includes the
important seapofts of Trieste,
Fiume and Pola and the rail GEN.
ter of Gorilla. Attached. to it
are the islands of Cherso, Lussino
and Unite and the harbzor of
cara, a city set into the west
coast of Yugoslavia.~ The district
was part of Austria-H Hungary
from 1913 until after World War
/.
The most productive part, OF
tween Trieste and Fiurne. The
Venezia Giulia is the Istrian
E eninsula, a tongue of land be-
two cities are about ~ miles
apart.
Fertile Lard =
Istria is very fertile and. has
been known as such since Rom
an times. 1t grows cereal grains
fruit, grapes and olives, Cattle
raising and beech and oak lumbet
rowing are important. 50
Pola and Trieste are shipbuild-
ing ceitefs. Capodistria and Pi-
ano manufacture salt from sea
water and put UP preserved
foods. RoVigno manufactures to-
baceo products, liqueurs and pre-
served foods. n
Trieste, city Of nearly S25O,OOC
In normal times also has bil re-
fineries, iron and steel works,
lehemical and soap plants, silk and
cotton mills, jute works. Gamer
lies, breweries, distilleries and &C.
ment works.
There are marble quarries near
Trieste, and coal mines In + ting
area produced 186,g8O tons ofcan
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AllNOUNC CEMENT MADE HEREWITH
OF ARMY-NAVY WAR CASUALTIES

May, George l., Cpl. iUsMcR
stWouhsied second time. Eas: re.
ported On report Of naval easaai-
ties for October 4, 1944.) Parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank May; Oeala.
Army Dead-European Area
Robinson, Clifford, S-Sgt., hus-
band of Mrs. Beatrice NJ. Robin
son. 723 Pearl ST., Jacksonville.
Wooten, Andrew j., ST., Pvt,
husband of Mrs. Abbir Wooten,
Tice.
Army Dead. Pacific Area
Rahrle, Russell F., Pvt, son of
Mrs. Edith M. Hallaman, Long
wood.
Army wounded. European Area
Buchanan. Luther j.. ST., Sgt,
son OF Mrs. Ethel A. Buch; IAN,
8l1s w. Virginia Ave, Tampa,
Long, Arthur, PFC, son of Mrs.
Rosa Watson, Route 8, Box 267,
South Jacksonville.
Spangenberg, Theodore s., PFC,
son' Mrs. hily M. Spahgenbefg,
ii4 NV. 44th ST., Miami.
Stone, Thomas p, PFC, brother
Of William c. Stone, 748 jackson
81. NJ, 81. Petersburg.
Wyckoff, Richard d., S-Sgt.,
husband of Mrs. Alice L.. Wykoff,
2iB5 Sevilla Ave-, Vero Beach.
Army Missing. Pacific Area
Carver, Byron C., Pfc, husband
# Mrs. Fdgenia M, Carver, HIS
{ ,isfsrG e.. Fort Myers.
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TDDAY'S
ANNIVERSARIES

1874 - Herbert L. Bridghaen,
Brooklyn. N. Y. newspaper pub
fisher, patron of Peary's Arctic
expeditions, born Amherst, Mass.
Died Sept. "a, 1924.
l850--Wihiam Lawrence, en1in-
ent Boston Episcopal bishop, born
there. Bied Nov 8, 1941.
1874 Josephine Preston Pea
body, poetic dramatist, lyric
poet, born New York. Died Dec.
a. 1922.
1886 - Randolph Bourne, bril-
liant essayist, born Bloomfield,
NJ. ]. Died Dec. %, 1918.
1892-Rayrnond Clapper, noted
columnist, news analyst, born
Linn County, Kansas. Killed in
plane crash over Marshall Is
lands, Feb. Q, 1874.
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YUCON.AV TERRITORIAL DEMANDS


Inferior coal in 1895, the last year
for which figures are available.
Trieste's harbor is more acces-
sible than Veiiire's 1t once
shipped to all parts of the world
and operated an immigrant serv-
ice direct to New York. 1t was
an Important Italian naval base.
The dockyard was taken over
from Austria-H Hungary.
Divides Climates
AS far as the coastal belt goes,
Trieste is the approximate divid-
ing line between the Mediterra-
mean climate zone and that of
Venezia Giulia is rather noun
famous and has a fairly rigorous
climate.
Fiunne, object of much eonten-
tioh for centuries, was captured
by the Italian patriot ,D'Annunzio
at the close of the First World
War and was finally awarded to
Italy in 1924 over the protests OF
Yugoslavia.
FMme has about $4,000 popula.
ltion. The harbor is deep and pro-
tected by a breakwater. 1t was
Thriving for a while, but then the
Yasoslavs built railroads to thei1
harbor of Split and this harbol
began serving the Yugoslav hin.
terland which Fiurtae had served
before.
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Looking AT Washington
LOCHG AT WASH - Gal Two
PrA.E.TiME o. w. I.
Mi. TT pEArCrSN SERVICE

TIE Office Of War Information
has been under attack from yari-
Gus sources and, recently, there
have been suggestions that the
agency be discontinued. =
We hold no brief for the Owl
and would not attempt to say
that its record is perfect. Never
theless,. during the war, it was
necessary for the government to
have some agency to coordinate
publicity releases and to perform
other duties in connection with
the dissemination Of news.
While the end Of the war will
terminate the emergency for
which the owl was created, it
should be obvious that the gov
eminent needs some similar or
gari5ation to function efficiently
and to handle similar matters in
times of peace. This need for an
agency to which any American
citizen can appeal in the effort
to secure Information about his
government.
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FOLLOWING THROUGH


The Ftyelx are me team 10 beat
= ~ kNfx<e League. and 10 far
mnmnsF has sho3n the fans the
mnsf plseialas eat there. He has
mke1md IN three garncs and won
mTwN. ms aiioAeu three earned
Eaaan "a n imaina&. and has fan
men w hamsseFn EIis nearest rivals
asx Lam ii the VPB-ll3. with
$50 men End two defeats. has
fsnnaa - and allowed earned
nuHs - - annings Sprouse has
msa nne and last one. tanned %
sssa alksasl Q earned runs IN 20
mmsmNK EsiesMd Suti0n has won
me. Ganmea 20 IN 2 innings,
MsNsEaa ana unr earned run.
EMhiia 49, wun one and lost
&c. aafzak osa q batters. 70 IN
msnxs pssehed and has allowed ]
es3naa runs IN n innings
LFun. Saston and Sprouss
m1em 49, hawsk up there Is go
~ A. ~ = real hall game. The
maHmM II Zfnalef. sutton. Carr.
FAFFs Peterson. cook. Sigman
AHa uaAaefa
A. 81 Civilian League Del
Naila - the PoFtsr Place has
msn fhs s~zss - far and Aeker-
80 - fiss Eieetricisns has mt
g. atplf right on the nose.
Mmaa. . cFux. Diaz, Romero
Gksasia. nmfksr. Ssefra. Levin
Mna Cess & Walden and Osser-
hat hase feen hitting that pill
HwAa esq - nuae How long thes
wM knsp il up. oniy time will
m ama San the great smiling
- - skss Civilian Workers MI
3 slnals tlae other night Even
EkmrxAsr. q Brsuoklyn. heard
nAMaa q. sna w@nted 20 sien sam
g. fsm smsung sam halls froH'
hn haama cts fic Was the man
NMmf paasssna that famous tree
o. = suaAlmg in walks with
49, flse ssslke outs with .. .
kaAAs Il ele LeKion the ssoiet
49, unA n Garcia the mos
Nnss % "a with a. hissS
GsazMN g. Cassie and LA
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TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

Ex-Postmaster General Frank
c. Walker born Plymouth, Pa,
50 years ago.
Cornelia Otis Skinner, mono
ioguist, born Chicago, A years
ago.
Benny Goodman, orchestra
leader, born Chicago, So years
ago.
Rosa Raisa, soprano, born in
Poland, So years ago.
Ludwig Lewison, noted author,
born Germany, 81 years ago.
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BOTH PARTIES READY
TO RENEW TARIFF BATTLE

The Congress Of the United
States is beginning the first
phases of a political war which
will probably interest the people
of this country for some years and
may conceivabiy form the line
which will eventually divide the
major parties.
The House of Representatives
is taking up the bill to extend the
Reciprocal Trade program for
three years. Under the present re-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-30
ENORMOUS INCREASES

Hoopeston. Ill.-The salaries of
the Mayor and the eight alder
men have recently received enor-
nous increases. For the last SO
years Hoopeston has paid its
mayors on SO cents a year. Now
the mayor will receive $500. The
aldermen. who got only Is cents
a year, will receive $500. The
aldermen, who got only Is cents
year will receive $500 an
nually.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-30
TWO DIAMONDBAIL'
GAMES LAST NIGHT.
w. y. D. AND AMERICAN
LEGION WINNERS OF
CONTESTS

Two well-played games of
diamondball were witnessed last
night at Bayview Park. Both
games were decided in the first
inning. After that they battled on
even terms until the last out.
In the first game, the VPB lI3
won over the Marines by a to 0
score. Sprouse pitched one hit
bali. but an error cost him the
game. with one out in the first.
Gebhardt walked and Ayotte hit
one TO the pitcher who threw
wild 10 first and Gebhardt went
to third. Davis flied out to Gen.
Ter and the runners scored after
the catch. After that only three
reached first off Spouse, two
walks and a single by Kammins.
Lynn also pitched well but was
touched for four hits, one a
triple by Merritt, and good sup
Fort helped his efforts. At bat
the only ones to get hits were
kammins for the ll3, and Merritt,
Sigman, Eller and Sprouse. In
the field Yurina, Cardwen, May
berry and Glidewell played a
great game for the Marines and
Shehan, Ayotte, Williams and
kammins for the winners.
Score r n r
VPB ll3 --.-- 100 900 o i 1 O
Marines $780,. 600 900 0 o 4 1
Batteries: Lynn and Shehan;
Sprouse and Cardwell.
Struck out, Sprouse 8, Lynn S;
walks, Lynn I, Sprouse 8; three
base hits, Merritt; stolen bases,
Crowley; sacrifice hits, Witkow-
sky. Time 1 hour. Umpires,
Faubough and Arnett.
In the second game the Ameri-
can Legion boys won in the first
inning when they scored five
runs. Three walks, three singles
and one error did the trick, but
from them on Harris beared
down and held them to no hits
and no runs and only one reach
ed first on a walk. Jack Roberts
who started on the mound for
the Legion was wild and walked
10 batters and walked three bat
tiers filling the bases in the sixth
when he was sent to the showers
and Sue Griffin took his place. /
Sue was touched for three hits
and four runs scored before he
famed De Armas to end the
frame. AT bat Malgrat tripled and
Del Vale doubled. In the field
Hancock. Higgs, Marsh, Del
Vale and Goss were good for the |
losers. For the winners Gates,
Griffin, ]. Roberts and Mira. |
Johnny Ogden made a great
latch in left field and won the
applause of the fans.
Score r RI FL
Porter Pl. .-- 900 0O4 0 4 3 Ill
A. Legion - 500 900 X 5 8 Dl
Batteries: Harris and Higgs; j.
Roberts. S. Griffin and ]. Mira.
Three base hit, Malgrat; two
base hit, Del Vale: stolen bases,
Cruz, S. Valdez Marsh, sacrifice
hits. Gomez; struck out by Rob-
erts 4. by Griffin 1, by Harris a;
Harris 4, Roberts 10.
Time, one hour and 10 minutes
Umpires, Faurbough and Arnett.
Gnnl.nl. A naIilna.
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LECALS
NOTICE OF PROBATE
IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT.
MONROE COUNTY. STATE OF
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.

EState OF
MRS. NJ. J. SOLARES, also known
as Mary Jane Soiares, also known
as Mary j. sSolares, Deceased.
The State OF Florida, TO All Persons
Interested IN the Estate of said
Decedent:
You are hereby notified that a
written instrument purportiHg TO be
the Last Will and Testament of said
decedent has been admitted to pro-
bate in said Court.
You are hereby commanded within
six calendar months from the date
of the first publication of this notice
to appear in said Court and show
cause, If any You can, why Inc ac-
ton Of said Court in admitting. said
Will TO probate should not stand I'M
revoked.
(SeaD (sd) RAYMOND r. LORD,
County Judge.
Monroe County, Florida.
ma v 30 .iun6-l3 -2O.I945
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Inc Navy Department an
iounces for the United States rs
"a whole 464 casualties for May
80, l945, of the u. S..Naval. Forces
Navy, Marine Corps and Coast
Guafd3 not heretofore released on
Navy Department total casualty
lists, consisting of "a dead, 317
wounded, and So missing. These
casualties bring the total report
ed to next of kin and released for
publication since December z
l941, to May 80, 1945, to liz, 868.
This list includes only those
from Florida.
FLORIDA
Navy Dead
Mann, George Knox, Aviation
Radionaan Sc. previously report
ed missing ON report of naval cas-
ualties for May z, 1880 Mother,
Mrs. Dolly Best, Jensen Beach.
Navy Wounded
Bishop, John F., Cpl, USMCR.
Parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Foster T.
Bishop, ITO Sc. End ST., Delray
Beach. 4
Black, Roy W., Pvt, USMCR.
Wife, Mrs. Roy w. Black, Apopka.
Kimbeli, Edward c., Pfc.,- US
MGR. Mother Mrs. Emma B.
Kimball, Goulls. =
'Lumpkin, Edward, Stewards
Mate &c, USNR. GRANDMOTHER,
Mrs. Lulie Lumpkin Mitchell, 6i7
w. Church ST., Gainesville.
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STATISTICS OF
SOFTBALL LEAGUE
Leading Hitter

Del VALID, 1888; Rueda, .637;
Alderman. .555; Alo.izo;. 500;
Bazo. 500; Barker, 81; Gomez,
asa; Cascade, .444; C. Valdez, .429;
Levin. .428; Larsen, Sierra, Goss
and T. Valdez, 400 each; Machia,
J. Albury. 1915 each; G, Diaz,
Iiiggs, Oesterhoudt. Viliaresl, 333
each: X. Garcia, 1857; Braun. Full
Ter. Henderson, Guerra n d
Marsh, 1888 ecah. =
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YANKEES DOWN
BROWNS, ITO
nmamxzss a,oncERs DEFEAT
emcAoo cuns, PIRATES
49, rRon csANrs

49, YORK. NAY 80. = The
- fnfk fankesa chaIked up
M NsMassh straight triumph
Hmaw Hsaakmanm lrom . disastrous
tasH TO- Yesterday. By defeating
- - t3masn Browns. n 20 0.
- hFsMskisn Dodgers defeated
- tnMmze Cots. 10 "a 3, and
- fAssssNsseh pirstes downed
- - fsFk Giants. 4 tos.
~ fsalnAing are tina results
- - mmnmw@ played yesterday.
M@xzmmma fmmsss.m
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most runs scored with 5 each. r.
Garcia most hits with 8 and
Alderman, Romero, Del Vale,
Gomez. levin and Diaz with .
each are next.
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ciprocal law, tariff rates corl6 be
cut by mutual barga ming with
other nations SO per at below
the rates OF the ias.ier-S.s DOT
Act which was PASTE in fgs3u.
The pending bill s-nth ,rizes a
so percent cut on rates a: of jan
uary l, ,g45, thereby p rmitting
another reduction in 4 ties that
have been reduced und err previ-
Gus acts. the full SO per cent from
the Smoot- Hawley levg
We will hear the oil | familiar
arguments, on both ST les of the
tariff question. BY \ eepfng up
with the debate as il pf 'oceeds. the
average citizen may $ cure some
understanding of the issues in
volved. At any rate. 81 ace citizens
have TO vote in de 'nocracy. it
might be a good idea to secs IN
formation on the qucs ION.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-30

Rear Admiral Milo F. Draemel
born Fremont, Nebr., 81 years
ago.
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sc FCE SC-is---oEE NEWS
-A
chsTfA III IL AF-Months asc

James Zervos popcorn ave1der,
ADVERTISED that lie wo.: Id pay $40
to the first ncws5oy wlo brougnt
him a paper with word of Ger
many's equalization. lie kept his
Word and Alfred Rivera. Is. cash
ed the sic check ON whici lervos
noted: "For the surrender of the
German ifnurdefers." 4
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-30

DENVER. colsuts ~ 4 rs
his wife to rcpei : sw1rTs. Of bees
- ieh had taken AZ thslr lodaing
u TIE front pc en-. paarolmaan
Henry L. Gootie m arhee infn a
lecture oT the remxFal harmless
less Nes Jtr. 10 prove hts
Ia-.t, p pisxsd up ons and was
prom ,tIy S.ung..
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Subscribe 10 The cis.ssn-7sc
weekly.
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Home runs, Del Vale 2.
Three-base hits, Del Vale 2,
Diaz 3, Alderman 2.
Two-base hits, Gomez 3, Del
Vale 2, r. Valdez 2.
Stolen bases, Machin, Carey, r.
Garcia 3 each. OeSterhoudt,
Marsh. e. Valdez, lngraham and
Gomez. 2 each.
Most times walked: Hancock
s, Gutierrez and Diaz, each;
casado. Higgs, Marsh, Machin
Mccullough Jr., r: Garcia, 6 each
Most times famed: Bazo 6, Oes-
sefhoudt, Ingraham, De Armas
Levin, Reyes, 3 times each.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-30

The American Legion, Machi'l-
lists and Electricians are tied for
first place in the standings, with
two won and one lost, followed
by Daily News and Porter Place
for second place with two won
and two lost, and last place is
held by the Civilian Workers.
with three lost.
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- ~ afsu bant0nio, Cam.
$50 NansAFls~fR and Rico.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-06-30

fist church met in the home of
Mrs: Annie B. Large, Sunday, June
IL, with Mrs. Mallie Holmes, vice
president in charge.
Mrs. c. A. Graland and Mrs. Lii
lie c. Winston are attending sum
mer school at Rust College, spent
the weekend with their husbands.
The Aiming Club, under the SUI
pervision of Miss Daisy Anderson,
county demonstrators, met in the
home of the president, Mrs. Pearl
inc Billingslee, June %. The club
has as its objective to buy some
pressure cookers in various parts
of the community where they can
be used by members of the club to
do more canning at less time and
expense.
The Missionary Society of Good
man Baptist church met in the
home of Mrs Betty E. Wight, Sun
day, June II, with the president,
Mrs. Tommie Sanders, presiding.
The most interesting topic was
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Half Highway 40 at Five Points,
Right Hand Side-One Block the Rosserie JACKSON MISS
HOURS 900 A. M TO $3.50 p NJ
BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-06-30

taught by Prof. A. P. johnson of
Clinton. The subject was why
songs sung by little Jean Johnson,
age 4, Sonny Johnson, age 4, and
little baby Lillian Johnson, age 8.
Delicious ice cream and cake was
served. Next meeting will be in
the home of Mrs. Amos Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John MCGEE and
S. c. Moten motored to Canton on
Thursday to the dentist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Matthews and
granddaughter, Nettie Lee, and ba-
by were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruce Taylor, June II.
Mrs. Ethel MCGEE was called to
Jackson to the bedside of her
daughter, Mrs. Ethel Clark.
Those on the sick list are, Mrs.
M. L. MCGEE, Mr.. George Brooks,
and aunt Sidney Clark.
Mrs. S. E. Crawford returned
home after spending her vacation
with her nephew, Hr. and Mrs.
Charlie Lynch, at Kosciusko.