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PRUDENT BUSINESS POLICY tunes out

 the static of dayto-day legislative settlements eman ating from Washington.
 President Trumans stupendous 21-pont Message to Congress was a neat and scholarly catalog of current pressure group aims, ambitious visions; but it not offered legislative program, is not accepted on the Hill
 Congress leaders often lunch with the President him frequently at off-herecord fellowship fiesas Not 25 years has understanding and cooperation between the White House and Capitol Hill been cordial, so informal
 This new "sympatco' up and down Pennsylvania Avenue should be firm notice to business managers that legsatvey, the unexpected is the last thing to anticipate this winter.
 But progressive democracy, liberalism, and worldsn are on the loose in the oratorica The headlines may be terrific-Naton's Business
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-05-12
Prentiss Club Organized

The Prentiss Institute graduates
met with Mrs. J. E. Johnson, Sat-
urday, April IA, in Aver Hall, jack
son college for the purpose of or
ganizing a Prentiss Club. The meet
ing began with the Prentiss school
song, 1.-The Grey and Blue" after
which prayer was offered.
The following officers were
elected: Mrs. Hilda w. Gilmore,
president; Miss Marie E. Walker,
vice president; Miss Louis Gray,
secretary; Miss Gertrude Reddix,
assistant secretary; Mrs. Onezina
Clark, treasurer; Miss Lola Mae
Barnes, chaplain; Miss T. c. Au-
trey, sponsor; Miss l.. Bertha Tay-
lor, general chairmanof Planning
committee; Miss Boncile Griffith,
reported.
1t was suggested by the secretary
that meetings would be held in the
evening of every second Thursday
at $50 o'clock in Ayers Hall lounge.
The next meeting will be Thurs
day, April 26.
Mrs Johnson expressed her joy
over the organization in timely and
interesting remarks. She told of
how such clubs are organized,
membership of such clubs and pro-
gress made by them, especially the
club in Chicago. She also made
comments about the reputation of
of Prentiss graduates and appealed
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1t. HUTCHINSON and
Wife Entertained

1t. and Mrs. Johnnie HUTCHINSON
are in the city visiting friends and
relatives. On Saturday night, they
were pleasantly surprised by rela-
tives in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Hutcherson with a party
in celebration of their second we'd
ding anniversary. Many useful
gifts of cotton were given the hap
Ply couple. The guests played games
during the evening after which a
delightful repast was served.
Those sharing the pleasures of
the evening with the Hutchersons
were Mr.. and Mrs. oseph Hutcher-
son, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Martin,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hallen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt
Mason, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ward,
Misses Yyllie L. Austin, Verna
Johnson, MesdameS Ester Ander-
son, Willie Rudd, Beatrice Con-
zales, Mr.. Oliver Bracey and Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Anderson.
1t. Hutcherson is currently sta
toned at Camp Lee, Va. Mrs. Hut
cherson is remembered as the for
mer Percia H. Anderson.
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both mother and baby are doing
fine. Mfrs. Carr is remembered by
many as the former Mary Louise
Brown. She lives with her mother
at 848 Dreyfus street.
Mrs. Doretha Howell of E. South
Street, left here this week for Los
Angeles where she will visit her
husband S &c Robert Lee Howell,
who visited his wife here several
months ago. She will remain there
for sometime.
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Tidbits of News
About Folk We
Know

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Ward were held at Salem Baptist
church near Crystal Springs last
week. Mrs. Ward passed away,
April 20 at her home on w. Pearl
street, after an extended illness.
The eulogy was delivered by Rev.
A. B. Keeling, rector of st. Marks
church and was a message of con-
ISOLATION and encouragement that
the family appreciated Altho i'll for
sometime, Mrs. Ward bore her ill
ness with hope and patience. She
is survived by six daughters, three
sons and ten grandchildren, other
relatives and many friends. Burial
was in Salem cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Boyd re-
port delightful trip while visit
ing her brother, and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Holmes Delaney, 1862 Wood
ward, Detroit They also visited Mr..
Boyd's aunt in Chicago, Mrs. Polly
Wright, 1887 Indiana.
Mt. Gallilee Baptist church let
its 10th anniversary Tuesday, May
8. The church was rebuilt May 8,
1926 Rev. c. D. Brown was pas
tor. After he resigned, Rev. J. A.
Alexander became pastor.
Mr.. Eddie Briggs is visiting her
nephew, Mr. John Cobbs in Poca-
hontaS.
Pfc. William H. Hicks is here
on 10 days furlough, visiting
friends and relatives. He is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Hicks, Ray
mond.
Mrs. Lorene Rudd has joined her
husband, Sgt. Marion Rudd i'm
Atlantic City, NJ j., where he is
stationed at a redistribution CEN
ter, following 81 days furlough
after serving overseas for almost
three years.
-Wg
Mrs. Charlie Vaughns, E. Monu-
ment street had as her recent
guest, her aunt, Mrs. Claudia Mae
Tucker of New York City.
Following a pleasant two weeks
visit in Jackson with his family,
Sgt. and Mrs. Lemuel H. Comic
have returned to Tampa, Fla,
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JACKSON SOCIAL NEWS

to the students to keep that reputa-
ton. Mrs. Johnson's remarks were
followed by remarks by the presi-
dent and the sponsor.
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TENDER II, 1920. Your daughter,
Valena MILFORD.
In loving memory of my mother,
Mrs. Virginia Ford Your daughter,
Lula.
In loving memory of my mother,
Mrs. Charity Myers. Your daugh-
ter, Bette Baker.
In loving memory of my dear mo
ther, Mrs. Lille Pinkey. Your dau-
ghter, Annie Blunt.
In loving memory of my dear
mother, Mrs. Nora Mack. Your son,
Ed. Sims.
In loving memory of my dear
mother, Mrs. Annie Lue Gamble
Your daughter, Elaine Stevens. l
shall always have sweet memories
of you.
In loving memory of our dear
mother, Mrs. Louise Jewel. Your
children, Willie Mae Sims and Ed.
Robinson. A sweet memory of your
shall be with us always.
In loving memory of my dear
mother, whose loving kindness
shall never be forgotten. Fondly re-
membered by your children, Abney
and Richard Jones, Melcenia j.
Harris, Artia M. Bullie, Wilder
Lewis.
In loving memory of my dear
mother, Mrs. Melissa Mcintyre,
who died July %, 1927, Brandon.
Seventeen years have assed since
since that sad day.
A precious one is from us gone,
A voice we loved is stilled,
A place is vacant in our home,
Which never can be filled.
Some may think that you re for
gotten,
Though on earth you are no more,
But in our memory you are with
us,
AS you always were before.
Sadly missed by your daughter,
| Mrs. Hattie Allen.
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Pfc. and Mrs. Charles Carr are
the proud parents of a fine 915
pound baby girl, born May 6. The
young lady has been given the name
Katherine Louise. AT this writing,
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This special greeting that goes to-
day
To you, far over the miles.
Sgt. R. S. (Skeets) Thompson
USING. Reserve Somewhere
in Alaska.
Sgt Thompson is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Shirley Thompson, 40 e.
Bell ST., Jackson.
Greetings to very sweet mother
Dear, Mrs. Pearl Davis. Your chill
dren, Ella Pearl, Barbara and
Chauncey, Jr.
Greetings to our darling mother
Mrs. Willie Parish. Your children
Minnie, Willie, Cpl. Walter Parish
and Cpl. Enoch Parish.
Greetings to my darling mother.
Mrs. Emma Willis and Mrs. Lille
Pace. Your daughter, Charlie B.
Greeting to our darling mother,
Mrs. Sidney Austin. Your daugh-
tiers, Willye and Marie.
Greetings to our dear mother.
Mrs. Mary Greenfield. Your chill
dren, Sgt. and Mrs. Nolan.
Greetings to our mother. Mrs.
Hettie Randolph. Your children,
Alec and Edward.
Greetings to our grandmother
Mrs. Pauline Clark, Cleveland,
Ohio. Moses, Bernard and James.
Greetings to my mother, Mrs.
Lizzie Ella Harris. Your son, James
Greetings to the dearest mother
in the world, Mrs. Tansy Watt, Port
Gibson, Miss. Your daughter, JON
ME Thompson.
Greetings to the dearest mother
in the orld, Mrs. Mary L. Stimage.
Your baby, Margaret Rundles.
Greetings to the dearest mother
in the world, Mrs. E. M. Luckett
Your daughter Maize and grand
son, Cpl. Arnold L. Luckett.
Greetings to the sweetest and
dearest mother, Mrs. Eusie S. Har-
ris. Your daughter, Vonnie and
granddaughter, Susie Lee Custer.
Greetings to the sweetest mother
in the world, Mrs. Ludia Mae Bur-
nett. Your daughter, Mary L.
Brown and Sgt. NJ L. Brown.
Greetings to the dearest mother
in the world, Mrs. Willie Mae Sims
Your daughters, Marie and Eddie
Mae.
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where he is stationed at Drew
Field. Sgt. Comic is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Comic, Sr. Dur
ing their stay the visitors were
honored with variety of social
|courtesies.
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In memory of our dear mother
Mrs. Mary Virginia Lawson Buch.
anan. Your children, Elizabeth
Aleatha Augustus, Willie, Charlie
Matyale, Albert, Honey and Grady
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Mrs. Katie Lee, Pocahontas, Miss.
Your son, Coleman Lee.
Greetings to my darling mother,
Mrs. Pearlie Corner, Hattiesburg.
Your daughter, Equilla MCGEE.
Greetings to my darling mother,
Mrs. Nellie Crawford, 1872 Davis
street. Your son, John.
Greetings to my grandmother, on
Mothers Day, Mrs. Virginia Craw-
ford. Your grandson, John.
Greetings to our mother, Mrs.
Alice Davis and Mrs. Katie Chris
ton. Your children, Catherine and
Lee Davis, Jr.
Greetings to my dear mother,
Mrs. Matilda Austin. Your SON.,
Earnest Austin.
Greetings to our mother, Mrs.
Estella Sanders. Your children,
LIo1or o,,-J lu;II;o ID
Greetings to our mother, Mrs.
Mammie Brown, TIT Dalton street.
Your children, Leroy and Carrie
Lee.
Greetings to my mother, Mrs.
Barcilla Lynn, MELVILLE, Ala. Your
son, Pfc. Stanel Lynn.
Greetings to our mother, and
grandmother, Mrs. Catherine White
Your children, Catherine and
James Scott.
Greetings to my dear mother,
Mrs. Mary Coleman. Your daughter,
Mary Coleman.
Greetings to my mother on Mo-
theirs Day, Mrs. Minnie Curry, box
152, Newton, Miss. Your daughter,
Carrie Lee MCGEE.
Greetings to my dear mother,
Mrs. Ruby Coleman. Your baby
Doris Coleman.
Greetings to a dear mother, Mrs.
Gather, Georgetown. Rayford
Moore.
Greetings to the dearest mother
on earth, Mrs. Ruth Woolfork,
Your children, Mrs. Alice M. Cor
don, Misses Rosie Lee and Arentta
and Columbus, WooIfork, Jr.
Greetings to my dear mother,
Mrs. Blanche L. Henley, Halle
hurst, Miss. Your baby, Minnie.
Greetings to our mother, Mrs.
Maggie Washington. Your children,
Alberta and Bill, or.
Greetings to my mother, Mrs.
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Jamie Young. Your son, Charlie.
Greetings to my dear mother,
Mrs. Jamie Collins, Your baby, ES
sic Lee.
Greetings to my dear mother,
Mrs. Susie Anderson, 2225 First ST.,
New Orleans. Your daughter, Dor
is Washington.
Greetings to our mother, Mrs.
Hettye Randolph. Your children,
Alec and Edward.
Greetings to my mother, Mrs.
Mamie McConel. Your daughter
Annie LAURA McConel.
Greetings to my mother, Mrs.
Maggie Jones. Your daughter, Ju-
liza Sims.
Greetings to my mother, Mrs.
Made Williams. Your son, Jesse
Williams.
Greetings to my mother, Mrs.
Sophia Tyler. Your son, Joe Veal.
Greetings to my mother, Mrs.
Missile Lee Young. Your children,
Solomon and Willett.
Greetings to my mother, Mrs.
Maggie Pace. Your daughter, Elise
Williams.
Greetings to my mother, Mrs.
Susie Ann Burnell. Your daughter,
Luella Burnell Thompson.
Greetings to my mother, Mrs.
Sallie Beasley. Your son, Bill Beas-
ley.
Greetings to sweet and dear
Mrs. Pearl Dodd. Your chill
dren, Mary and Norris Jones.
Greetings to my dear mother,
Mrs Mary Foster. Your daughter,
Eva Thompson.
Greetings to my dear mother,
Mrs. Alma Smith. Your daughter,
Irene Wright.
Greetings to mother on Mothers
Day, Mrs. Lizzie Cain. Your dau-
ghter, Mary Cain.
Greetings to my mother, Mrs.
Lizzie Cain. Your daughter, Clorie
Cain.
Greetings to mother on her day,
Mrs. Leila Mae Collins. Your son,
Harold Lee.
Misses Eura Mae Ford and Mar
garet McCullum extend greetings
to their darling mother, Mrs. Mag
gle Ford of 1903 Jones Ave.
Mrs. Helen Townsend, 1871 Topp
street, extends greetings to her mo-
Their, Mrs. Fannie Randolph of
Brandon.
Greetings to my dear mother,
Mrs. Matte McCune, Newton. Your
Fannie. Y
MIR. Lorenza Salter, 722 Luckett
street extends greetings to his mo-
thor MIRO Colipo CoJfor Of poco
Hill.
Mr.. William Townsend, extends
greetings to his mother, Mrs.
Martha Townsend of Star.
To my mother and all Mississippi
pi Mothers on Mothers Day, l
send this greeting from somewhere
in Alaska:
Over the miles this greeting speeds
To you on Mothers Day;
It's bringing special wishes too
And loving thoughts your way;
It's filled with treasured memories
Recalled with tender smiles;
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TRIBUTE TO DECEASED
MOTHERS

In memory of our dear mother
and grandmother, Ida B. McNeamer
Sarah and Sonny.
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Greetings to our dear mother,
Mrs. Annie Lee Jones, Terry, Miss.
Your children, Vernon, Mary, La
Jewel, and Catherine Ann.
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4 NV A04 S3OSsSAAs Ot4 A003AAtS4, Anvil
ryetta Stevens.
In loving memory of our mother,
Mrs. Malissa Guy, who died Febru-
airy II, 1888. Daughter, Laura Col
Inns.
In loving memory of our mother,
Mrs. Ann Thompson, who died in
1912. Daughter, Hettlye Randolph
and sisters;
In memory of my mother, Mrs.
Carrier Brown, who died January
l, 1885. Your daughter, Lula Nc
Intyre.
In memory of our mother, Mrs.
Mary L. Hobson, who died, June
Z, 1915. Daughters, Matte Mason
and Willie Earl Hobson.
In loving memory of my mother,
Mrs. Lizzie Coleman, who died
August 8, 1912. Your daughter,
Mamie Smith.
In loving memory of my mother,
Mrs. Sallie Crawford who died De-
cember 5, 1910. Your daughter,
Nomia Gardner.
In loving memory of my mother,
Mrs. Mandy Tucker, who died Sep
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-05-12

On page pay tribute the grandest person in the
vorld-MOTHER!
take this opportunity to thank HER for the many
rces she has made for usher unfaering love and faith
in usbecause she stands for everything sweet and good
honor her
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Greetings to our dear mother
Mrs. Annie Mae Hart. Your chill
dren, Louise, Bernice, Jamie Bell.
May Francis, Bessie Mae, Ruby
Lee, Thelma Louise and Bernard
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Greetings to my mother, Mrs.
Jessie B. Hamilton. Your son, Jes-
sc.
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Greetings to my dear mother
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In loving memory of my below
ed mother, Mrs. Sarah Brown, who
died November II, 1915. Gone but
not forgotten. Your daughter, Hen
ryetta Stevens.
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Greetings to my dear mother,
Mrs. Mary Preston, Tougaloo, Miss.
Your daughter, Mary Miller.
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GREETINGS TO MOTHER

GREETINGS
On this page we pay tribute
world-MOTHER!
We take this opportunity to
rifices she has made for us
in us-because she stands fo
we honor her.
Greetings To Living
MOTHERS
Greetings to my dear mother,
Mrs. Savannah Watson, Yazoo City.
Your son, Willie Miller.
Greetings to our grandmother on
Mothers's Day. Mrs. Gussie Nc
Neamer, Sarah and Sonny.
Greetings to our mother, Mrs.
Gussie NIcNeamer. Your sons, Muir
ny, Essix and Oday.
Greetings to our dear mother,
Mrs. Ruth NJ. Moore Your children
Cpl. Jones A. Moore, Frank, Fannie
Rayford, Sims and Thomasine.
Greetings to my dear mother
Mrs. Susie Easterling. Your sons
Henry Lee and Tommie Lee.
Greetings to my dear mother
Mrs. Bessie Carpenter. Your son
Charlie.
Greetings to our darling mother
We can never repay your loving
kindness. Jennie Lee, B. F. and
Cleo.
Greetings to my dear mother
Mrs. Beulah Cloy, Summit, Miss
Your daughter, Maude Byrd.
Greetings to our dear mother
Mrs. Margaret Jefferson. From
YOUR children. Gloria. Joe anC
Tootsie.
Greetings to our mother, Mrs
Ethel Dyson. Your children, Joe
Gloria and Tootsie.
Greetings to the dearest mother
Mrs. Sallie Cotton. Your children
Margaret, Louise, Annie Mae.
Greetings to the dearest mother
in the world, Mrs. Hattie Matthews
Your children, Marie and Collins.
Greetings to my dear mother,
Mrs. Mary Preston, Tougaloo, Miss
Your daughter, Mary Miller.
Greetings to my mother, Mrs
Jessie B. Hamilton. Your son, Jes-
Sc.
Greetings to our dear mother
Mrs. Annie Mae Hart. Your chill
dren, Louise, Bernice, Jamie Bell,
May Francis, Bessie Mae, Ruby
Lee, Thelma Louise and Bernard
Greetings to our dear mother,
Mrs. Annie Lee Jones, Terry, Miss.
Your children, Vernon, Mary, La
Jewel, and Catherine Ann.
Greetings to my dear mother,
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To my mother and all MISSISSIPPI
pi Mothers on Mothers Day, ]
send this greeting from somewhere
in Alaska:
Over the miles this greeting speeds
To you on Mothers Day;
It's bringing special wishes too
And loving thoughts your way;
It's filled with treasured memories
Recalled with tender smiles;
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Greetings to the dearest mother
in the world, Mrs. Willie Mae Sims
Your daughters, Marie and Eddie
Mae.
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Greetings to my mother, Mrs
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Greetings to our mother, Mrs.
Maggie Washington. Your children,
Alberta and Bill, or.
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Greetings to my dear mother
Mrs. Blanche L. Henley, Halle
hurst, Miss. Your baby, Minnie.
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Mr.. William Townsend, extends
greetings to his mother, Mrs.
Martha Townsend of Star.
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Greetings to the dearest mother
in the world, Mrs. Hattie Matthews.
Your children, Marie and Collins.
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Greetings to the dearest mother,
Mrs. Sallie Cotton. Your children,
Margaret, Louise, Annie Mae.
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Greetings to the sweetest mother
in the world, Mrs Ludia Mae Bur-
nett. Your daughter, Mary L.
Brown and Sgt. NJ. L. Brown.
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MIR. Lorenza Salter, 722 Luckett
street extends greetings to his mo-
ther, Mrs. Salina Salter of Rose
Hill.
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In loving memory of our dear
mother, Mrs. Louise Jewel. Your
children, Willie Mae Sims and Ed.
Robinson. A sweet memory of your
shall be with us always.
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Greetings to my mother, Mrs.
Lizzie Cain. Your daughter, Clorie
Cain.
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Greetings to our mother, Mrs.
Ethel Dyson. Your children, Joe,
Gloria and Tootsie.
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Misses Eura Mae Ford and Mar
garet McCullum extend greetings
to their darling mother, Mrs. Mag
gle Ford of 1903 Jones Ave.
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Greetings to our dear mother,
Mrs. Margaret Jefferson. From
your children, Gloria, Joe and
Tootsie
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Greetings to mother on her day,
Mrs. Leila Mae Collins. Your son,
Harold Lee.
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Greetings to the sweetest and
dearest mother, Mrs. Eusie S. Har-
ris. Your daughter, Vonnie and
granddaughter, Susie Lee Custer.
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Greetings to my dear mother,
Mrs. Matte McCune, Newton. Your
daughter, Fannie. y
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Greetings to mother on Mother
Day, Mrs. Lizzie Cain. Your dau
ghter, Mary Cain.
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Greetings to my dear mother,
Mrs. Bessie Carpenter. Your son,
Charlie.
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Mrs. Helen Townsend, 1871 Topp
street, extends greetings to her mo-
Their, Mrs. Fannie Randolph of
Brandon.
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Greetings to our darling mother.
We can never repay your loving
kindness. Jennie Lee, B. F. and
Cleo.
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Greetings to the dearest mother
on earth, Mrs. Ruth Woolfork,
Your children, Mrs. Alice M. Cor
don, Misses Rosie Lee and Arentta
and Columbus, Woolfork, Jr.
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Greetings to my dear mother,
Mrs. Beulah Cloy, Summit, Miss.
Your daughter, Maude Byrd.
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Greetings to my dear mother
Mrs. Alma Smith. Your daughter
Irene Wright.
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Greetings to my dear mother,
Mrs. Ruby Coleman. Your baby
Doris Coleman.
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Mr.. Eddie Briggs is visiting he
nephew, Mr.. John Cobbs in Poca.
hontas.
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In loving memory of my dear
mother, Mrs. Annie Lue Gamble.
Your daughter, Elaine Stevens. ]
shall always have sweet memories
of you.
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Greetings to my mother on Mo-
theirs Day, Mrs. Minnie Curry, box
152, Newton, Miss. Your daughter,
Carrie Lee MCGEE.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-28

tip as it's smart to be safe.
NEBRAKA SAFETY PATROL
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-28
S33.2s5 10 REALIZED FROM
XMAS SEAL SALE IN OMAHA

Walter s.. Byrne, hartman Of the
Christmas Seal Campaign, announc
es at the close of the fiscal year
March. 81 a total of $33.275.16 real
lied from the 1914 Christmas Seal
Sale an increase of $6,976.46 over
last year, James L. Paxton, Jr
chairman of the larger gifts comm
ittee was responsible for a substan-
tial portion of this increase.
The increase n the Christmas
Seal drive shows how generously
the people of Omaha responded to
the battle on the home front in
fighting tuberculosis.
"Ninety-five cents out of every
dollar contributed stays in Omaha
for the promotion of educational
work in prevention and early dag
nosis of the disease, skin testing
programs and many other health
activities. The other five cents is
sent to the National tuberculosis
Association for consultation to the
state associations and research, -
said Mr.. Byrne.
During war times the threat OF
a rise in tuberculosis is now being
felt and in order to combat this
rise we must work harder to COM
pletely eradicate his dread disease
from Nebraska" said Mr.. Byrne
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-28
USDA photo By Cooper.

war workers at home. but they are
also planning for the peace. accord
ing to reports received by the U. S.
Department OF Agriculture from
State EXtenson Service directors.
The reports indicate hat the col
ored Alters of North Capolina are
preparing to hold their first State