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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21
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LANSING. Feb. 20-Gov Kelly
called upon the Legislature today
to assume financial responsibilities
in Wayne County affecting mental
health and educational costs.
As the House ways and means
committee prepared TO move into
Detroit tonight for A three-day IN
Spcction tour Of state institutions.
Kelly ISSUED a memorandum out
lining hiS attitude on Wayne
County needs
ON the county'S claim for cost
of caImg for EloiSe hospital men
tai cases, the governor said:
THE insane. feeble minded
and epileptic are wards of the
state and are consequently a
state responsibility. II il time
for the state to face this ohliga-
tion Squarely.
a definite approach Ia this
whole problem must include the
needs of Wayne County. and !
hope this Legislature will see TO
II that we face the obligation
squarely."
WAYNE UNIVERSITY COSTS
On Wayne UnivcrSity's request
for state assistance I'm meeting
educational costs Increased by pHn
expanded war program, Kelly
said
There iS a problem confront
ing Wayne University today, be
cause Of 20 per cent increase
in it's enrolment. Besides this,
we face future i'm which the
problem will be far greater,
since II is estimated that 5000
to 10000 veterans will enroll in
Wayne University for additional
education.
Wayne University II per-
forming state function by
taking care of an area in which
the state is unable tn provide
facilities at present"
A bill in the Legislature would
give Wayne approAlm a te ~
81 100000.
STATE HOSPITAL SITES
The House committee is cX-
pectcd 10 survey possible sites for
a state hospital for The mcTopOli-
tan area and survey oNcrcrowded
wards at Receiving
on this point the governor
said -
II made my position clear i'm
my message 10 the Legislature
which l repeat. II il my hope
that everything shall be done
TO expedite the construction of
a state hospital that will meet
needs of his metropolitan area"
The committee plans to visit
the states newly acquired Cadil-
lac Square building Kelly said
he was convinced that the state
acted wisely in establishing a
"Sub-Capitol' in Detroit.
The committee will be headed
by Rep. ESpie (R) of Eagle, chair
man. During their visit, the
representatives will bc guests of
Mayor Jeffrics at a dinner con-
ference meeting They also will
inspect the Crosse lie air base and
the Detroit Naval armory.
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-19
Mrs. Ida II. Marshall
Phone l613-J

Rev. j. II. Griffin and wife
honored Mrs. Minnie Holly with
a birthday party. MANY beautiful
gifts were presented Mrs. Holly. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Hawkins is home
from Calf, Mr.. and Mrs Wade
Wilson is home from Los An
eeles. Mr., and Mrs, Ben Wash
ington honored their neice. Mrs.
A. C. Adams With a surprise birth
day dinner. Friday, Jan. 18th at
their home. :. Mrs. Mary +. Rob-
inson, mother of Mrs. A. c. Adams,
fixed a delicious luncheon for her
daughter. Mrs. V. Tharp has
returned from Kansas City after
being at the bedside of her aunt,
Mrs. A. Davis. Jim Mitchell. her
cousin, accompanied her home
from Little Rock. =. st. James
Sunday School met at the usual
hourwithSupt.J. O. Adams on the
job. Rev. A. WINS, delivered
the sermon Sunday morning.
The City Prayer Band will meet
with the st. James Bapt. church
Sunday. January 21st.
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-19
MORRILTON
Addie Mae Ponds

The following clubs have been
organized in our school; Hi-Y
Club. president Willie James
Brown, sponsor 4. L. Jennings,
Glee Club. pres. Lero Wilson,
sponsor, Mrs. +. A. Gatlin. Bas-
kethall Club, pres Visian Wilson.
)coach. Miss Zrella Bell Jolly
Boosters Club. Pres. Goldean Ar
mold, sponsor, Mrs. L. / Jen-
nings, Better English Club
This club has improved the
speech OF the student body very
much. Criticism OF misused verbs
makes every student think twice
before speaking. The Student
council has planned wonderful
program for the school term.
Every student Is pulling with
the Student Council for the bet
terment Of our school in every
field Our hot lunch project Is
going over In a big way with
Mrs. jamie CASTOR as permanent
! cook, This project has been
means Of increasing our atten-
dance and school spirit in gen.
eral,
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-19
Bradley
4. T.. brown


c. Cuffie passed Dec. Gath at
his old home, He leaves to mourn
his passing wife. Mrs. DOME
Duffie, three sisters, the brother
-, Miss Viola of Texarkana, was
the guest of her sister, Miss NJ
Martin. Miss N. Hawkins is at
the bedside of her sick mother
at Camden, Mrs, A. Parks is
visiting friends in Shreveport. . .
Charley Wise and Miss Winnie NJ.
We're joined in matrimony Dec.
Gath at the home of Rev. A. f.,
Brown.
ST. PETERS ROCK
There was a New Years chick
en- dinner served at the home of
Mrs. Florence Richard given by
the link OF live and w. w. Clubs.
The hostess was Mrs. Bertha Col
Inns. Many members were pres
ent. The pastors wife gave a
wonderful welcome address, and
Sgt. Dixon made a wonderful
speech, and also Mrs, M. Williams
sang beautiful solo. Dinner
was served by Bro. G. Hughes and
Bro. Rollin Brazil. Bro. W. Den
mis- and ehtir members sang a
beautiful selection dedicated to
Mrs, b. Collins. Mrs. Collins was
given a beautiful pine bed jack
ct by the Link of Love Club, and
Mrs. Scott was given a beautiful
blue house coat Each member
was given present.
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-19
College Station
Talmadge Body

The College Station Jr. high
school is moving on fine in the
new year, Mrs. NJ. Peters,
Mrs. r. Armstron spent the week
end at Lake Dick visiting relatives
and friends. Prof. G. A. Reed
was called to Helena to the fune-
raj of his cousin. j. L. Brooks
was a recent visitor of Prof. Reed.
Mrs Maggie Pepters and others
were guests of Rev. and Mrs. |. II.
Mack OF Little Rock. L. r.
Gaines was a visitor in our
school. We are glad to see C.
o. Stoves back from Chicago.
Mrs, Viola Harris made short
visit to our school Thursday.
The Boy Scout troop is making a
rapid progress.
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-19
Texarkana, Tex.
NJ. b. Wesley
Phone 1855 w

Mrs. Minnie B. Jones has taken
over the Wesley kindergarten.
Miss Willie NJ. Johnson is visiting
her mother for n few weeks. She
appeared at the Plantation Mite
Club. Prof. M. b. Wesley and
wife have completed the organi-
cation of the teachers. The
school is going at full blast :.
MT. ZION CHURCH.-Mrs. A.
Wilder was elected president of
the b. T. L. The Sunday morn
ing sermon was enjoyed by all.
The subject was taken from Luke,
The president OF the Missionary
Society announces that the drive
will end the 2Sth of January to
pay for the improvement of the
church The Mt Zion member
ship study chours was organized
January 9th. . The city prayer
band met at Mt. Zion at o'clock
Sunday morning.
SUNSET BAPTIST CHURCH -
Rev. d. Il. Johnson, pastor. The
Sunday was proud that Supt.
johnson was retained as the Supt.
for the year of 1915. +. Pastor
johnson delivered the morning
sermon. The Sunday evening
services were largely attended,
and the pastor preached a good
spiritual sermon. Pastor John
son left Tuesday night for wes-
tern tour for the National Baptist
Convention. The B. T. U. was
largely attended, Mrs. l.. Hilson
was elected to succeed as the di-
reetress for the year of 1915. =.
The Y. M. c. was entertained at
the home Of Mrs II. +. Crawford
Monday. The Semper Fidellis club
met at the USO Monday night,
January Sth, and was entertained
by. Miss Pansy Rucker. Two
members were renstated. A de-
licious plate was served by the
hostess.
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-19
Wiillllal'
Mildred Robertson

Mildred Robertson
Miss Maggie and Miss Hattie
Clifton have returned to the
Windy City ID. Saunders fam
lily left Monday to join him in
Portland, Oregon. Cpl w. v.
Rutherford has returned to camp
after visiting relatives. Mrs.
Addie and daughter have return
ed home to Detroit, Mich.
Among the shut-ins are Aron AL
len, Matt Griham. Rev. s. A.
Gardeners quarterly conference
viii be held on January 21st at
Shady Grove AME church,
The ministerial council was held
here Tuesday at Shtdy Grove A.
VI. T.. church, Rev. J. F. Waugh,
pastor.
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-19
7EXARKANA

Rev l.. A, Daagerfield. is on the
sick list Albert West, who is in
the army, is on furloush visiting
his father, aud sisters, relatives
and friends -. Mr., aud Mrs. G,
Robinson made a trip To Coal Hill
Sunday afternoon Bro. Riley
West and other members OF the
Churehof Christ are having re-
gulaf services each Sunday, and
song services two nights week,
Everyone is invited.
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-19
Gloria Downs

Odell Walker, who was critical
/ ly injured some weeks ago in a
car wreck, Is up and able to 90
10 the doctor for treatment.
Mrs, A. Ford of Houston. Texas,
is visiting friends Miss Ruby
Hicks is home from Chicago, and
Mrs. {. Sanders left Thursday
to spend the winter in Fla.
Mrs, Il. Whitmore was in Lake
Village over the Weekend. ,
Mrs. c. Osborn and Mrs. w. Btr-
ron We're called to Paris last
Thursday to attend their sick
father who returned with them
late sunday, Mrs. G. Shaw re-
ports pleasant stay in Chicago
The money order windo win the
Hot Springs Drug Store will lift
much of the heavy traffic from
the local post office. st. Paul
AME church rendered service at
the Walnut st, Church of God
in Christ Sunday. A youth
program was conducted AT Visi-
tors Church Sunday afternoon.
Deacons and members of Union
/ Baptist church met last Thurs
day and discussed new pastor.
The local schools are conducting
semester exams this week.
Mrs. X, East is up after a brief
Illness. Woman of the week is
Mrs, l.. Harris, who always take
time out to prove aqueenly host
ess for neighbors and friends. .
SOME GOSSIP - There was a
man Who requested lady to sing
"a special solo for him at GER
tain church. When the lady sang
his sweetlucy had him fast asleep
Too bad too bad, Ole man.
Went to the program the other
night, three minutes early, and
the participants were still prae-
ticing. | got mad and left. A
sweet little lady gave neigh
Dor $500 to buy a shirt for a
crippled friend. The neighbor
thought that was too much to pay
so he went 30 Jew store and
found one at a bargain. When
he returned and gave her the
shirt, and a lot of change, she
surprised MIN by saying, This
is your Christmas gift" Better
luck next time old neighbor, Tee,
Hee.
Mrs. Jennie Yancey has as her
guest, her sister, Mrs. Agnes
Quigless, Port Gibson, Miss, and
her two neices, Miss Ruth Quig-
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-19
Mt. Olive
Normentlia q. Odom

S. S. was in charge of the Supt
last Sunday GLORIOUS practice
was in charge of Pres. Robert
Payne Mrs. Ida Love of Kan
sas City, Mo-. is visiting relatives
here Miss Ruth Donald and
sister of Little Rock visited her
mother here during the weekend
Mrs. Il. Y. Duncan Thomas
Is home again with parents after
husband leaving the states
Mrs. Goldie Lee and husband
spent the weekend with parents
here +. Mrs. Cora Roberts, Mrs.
c. Harding, and several children
are on the sick list -.
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-19

N'cnnie Fuller

In the absence OF the supt.,
sunday School was conducted by
Mrs. Hackett Pvt. Walter
Marshel visited home the past
weekend, 1t is probably his last
furlough before he goes over
seas Pvt. Earnest Easley visit
ed his aunt Mrs. Sussie Holmes
after spending many months
wounded very seriously
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-19
Hot Springs

! less, Chicago, and Miss Ruby
lQuisless, Newellton. La. Mrs,
Dave jackson is on the sick list,
her mother is here with her.
Mrs, IL. Ferguson is home from
Virginia.
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-19
Read ThePress
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Three blocks in Josephine Pom
key Ex Third Addition, three
blocks from hi9hwoy No. 10,
Eoch block containing Il full
lots. One moy look down on the
highway high and dry ore these
beautiful blocks.
Mrs. J. Ponkey
l4l0 High St.
Little 'xk. Ark.
Phone 6645
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-19
UNION HILL
Nennllnn Strickland

1VVVFIIVII NtFIVEfstIfF
j II. Hyner has moved to Pine
Bluff to make it his home. q,
Miss A. G. Baker has gone to
Pine Bluff to spend the winter. i.
Mrs Nj. Jonson has gone to Dallas,
Texas. to visit her brother. .
Mrs. f. Glover has returned home
Miss G, Green has returned.
Mr. and Mrs, +, Strickland are
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-08
Smorgsbord Is Big Event in Sons of
 Norway Celebration

Many preparations are being made by the women members of the Sons Of Norway for the celebration Of Jeff Eriksen Day, Saturday, October 13, to be held in the IOOF Hall.
 The days events, which are all public affairs, will include lunch which will feature Scandinavian dishes and will be served from F o'clock to 2 o'clock, afternoon cof- fee and Swedish bread served dur ing the afternoon, and a bazaar with many lovely articles on sale.
 The food committee, composed of Mrse. John Satire, Mrs. Frank Olson and Mrs. Andrew Hildre, is sparing no effort to make the smorgsbord, to be served at 5 o'clock, real treat with all the favorite Scandinavian dishes to please everyone.
 Mrs. Gertie Bergern, in charge of the sale of fancywork at the bazaar, reports there will be many lovely articles, ideal for shower and Christi mas gifts
 Dancing and games for everyone will be enjoyed during the evening, with Scandinavian music for the dancing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-08
YOUTH FOR CHRIST
 HASLkRGEST RALLY
 SATURDAY NIGHT

Juneaus Youth for Christ Rally drew a capacity crowd last Saturday evening at the Odd Fellows Hall. The lest program yet was presented to the large group of local people, young and old, and many visiting Christian Workers from all parts of Alaska.
 Leading the inspirational singing and testimonies was the Dr. J T. Spurlin. He was backed by good orchestra made up from local and visiting talent. Special numbers in- oluded trombone solo by Alvin enzen and a vocal solo by Alvin Kaipner from Nome. A new feature was introduced into the Youth pro- grams by the giving out of a Bible arithmetic problem. The first one to solve the problem correctly was Leo Barrans, who was awarded a fine New Testament.
 During the program a time was given for the visiting ministers and missionaries to introduce them selves. After the preliminaries, the Rev. Ralph Baker introduced the guest speaker of the evening, the Rev. Ralph M. Riggs. He gave a message entitled The Lure and Challenge of Christian Service" Af- ter the message an invitation was given and people, young and old,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-08
1S ARRIVE HERE
 VIA WO0DLEY ON
 SATURDAY PLANE

Coming here from Anchorage via Woodley Airways Saturday were:
 Bob Thrall, Mahlon Wilson, Ralph Kravchuk, William Began, William Kempinsky, Eric Nilsson, Arthur Greenland, Art EdWardClark Liver more, John Soloman, J. Wallace Soloman, Thomas Crisp, Sanford Howell, Magnus Johnson, Andrew Kapsola, William Soloman, Andrew Ccghill and Frank Hills.
 Anchorage bound from Juneau were: Col. Castle H. Parish, L. M. Puckett, the Rev. Edgar Gallant, Helge Hams, Walter GerWells, Ja- cob Larson, Bernard Powell, Eunice Grohnert, Nancy Grohnert, John Grohnert, and Sandra Grohnert.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-08
Harvest Dance Held By Rainbow Girls Is
 To Be Public Affair

A Harvest Dance will be held in November was planned at the regu- lar business meeting of the Order of Rainbow for Girls, held Saturday in the Scottish Rite Temple and presided over by the Worthy Advisor, Betty Lou Hared.
 The dance will be a public affair, and is the first public dance the Rainbow Girls have sponsored. A special program will be arranged and details are to be announced later.
 Mrs. Charles Tuckett, Mother Ad- visor, has announced an initiation practice will be held Wednesday eve- ming, starting promptly at ' o'clock, in the Scottish Rite Temple, and all officers are expected to be pres ent. This is definitely important, she said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-08
AIR ROUTE HEARING ON
 OCTOBER 2o

SEATTLE. Oct. 8- The Civil Aeronautics Board in Washington has allotted 45 minutes for oral arguments supportlnng the Seattle Tacoma Oriental airline gateway, Gerald lille, legal counsel for the State Advisory Commission, wired Seattle officials.
 The arguments, to be held before the board in the capital Oct. 29 will be a departure from the usual procedure of allowing public in- tervenors only 15 minutes, he said.
 CAB Examiners have recom- mended that the North Pacific air route have it's gateway in Minne- apolis-St. Paul
 A number of Alaska communities are joining Seattle and Tacoma in the fight. San Francisco and Los Angeles are backing the northwest cities.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-08
M0OyEHEART DAY Ttj
 BE OBSERVED OCT. 27

October is Mooseheart and Alum nj month for the Women of the Moose, and was observed at their regular meeting held Saturday night in the Moose Lodge rooms, with three guest speakers, using For the Good of the Chapter" as their theme. The speakers were Mrs. George Sheeper, Mike Haas and Harry De- land.
 The Women of the Moose have been invited to attend the meeting Of the Moose Lodge, October l9, and a big surprise is promised them at that time.
 TEe Men and Women of the Moose will observe Mooseheart Day, October 27, with joint meeting.
 Chairmen for the month are Eliza abeth Graham and Maxine Bowling assisted by Grace Skaret, Brita Bland, Nadia Sheeper and Pat flag erup.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-08
MARTIN HOIST DIES SUNDAY MODNIN AT FAMILY HOME HERE

Martin Hoist, Wellknown and re- Spected resident of Juneau since 1897 passed away yesterday morn- ing at the family home at 033 w Ninth Street. Death came peace fully as the result of a heart attack
 The deceased was born July 21 1875, in Veien, Denmark. Coming to Alaska in 1897 he settled in Juneau which has been his home since that time, and was engaged principally in fishing He was member of the Pioneers of Alaska, Igloo No 6.
 He is survived by his widow Jen- nie, two daughters, Mrs. Ann Zu- boff, Juneau, and Mrs. Matilda French, of Corvallis, Oregon, and one son, Royal, Portland, Ore, and two grandchildren, Cyril zuboff Jr. and Chloe French. Mrs. Andy Streed of Juneau, is a cousin.
 There are also two sisters, two nieces and one nephew, all in Den mark, and from whom the deceas- ed had just recently received the first letters in sometime.
 Funeral arrangements will be an- nounced from the Charles w. Carter Mortuary, pending word from the son and daughter in Oregon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-08
HOSPITAL NOTES

Entering St. Ann's Hospital over the weekend for medical care were Edward Donley, It. Charles C.. Porter, Joseph Hart and Peter wood. Deming L. O'Connor was admitted for surgery.
 Kay Dilg has been discharged from St. Ann's Hospital after re- ceiving medical care.
 Mrs. Elsie Blythe went home last Saturday from St. Ann's Hospital, where she had been a surgical patient.
 Mrs. Peter Williams, a surgical patient at St. Ann's Hospital, re- turned to her home yesterday.
 Clyde Turner was discharged from St. Ann's Hospital after re- ceiying medical care.
 Mary Willis, of Douglas, is a medical patient at the Government Hospital, entering yesterday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-08
Tea and Exhibit for
 China Relief Is to Be Big Event Wednesday

Plans are completed for the Chi nese Exhibit and Tea to be given iointlv by the Juneau Business and Professional WCmens Club and the iWomans' Club on Wednesday, Octo- Der 10 at the Scottish Rite Temple. Members of the Juneau Womans' Club will be in charge of the serv- ing for the afternoon hours and the Business and Professional Women for the evening hours. Mrs. John Mccormick is General Chairman for the affair and her committee are Mrs. George Rogers, Mrs. Mary Jo Wade, Mrs. L. P. Evans, Mrs. P. Ashcraft, Mrs. Roy Peratrovich and Mrs. Beall from the Womans' Club; Miss Catherine OConnor, Mrs. Wal ter Stutte, Mrs Fred Grayson, Mrs. Rex Sunderland, Mrs. John Geyer and Mrs. Irma Novel;, from the B.P. w. club. The hours are from 3 to 6 o'clock, and from ' to 10 o'clock in the evening.
 Today Chinese arucles are very valuable and those being loaned for the exhibit cannot be replaced. It will be years before we again are able to purchase the many lovely things only the Chinese make.
 There also will be Gift Shop" where you may order Chinese cook books. pencils, stationery, correspon- dence cards and Christmas cards and the entire proceeds of which go to China Relief. The articles on dis play at the Gift Shop have been re- ceived from United China Relief.
 Books on China will form one oI the exhibits, these being loaned by the Baranof Book Shop.
 In the dining room of the Temple there will be on display and for sale an assortment of aprons made by the WOman's Club of which a part will be given toward China Re- lief.
 All monies raised at the Exhibit and Tea are earmarked for China Relief and will be channeled through the local committee for National War Fund.
 Tuesday evening over KINY at 5:39 o'clock there will be a broadcast on China.
 Onet-fifth of the worlds children are Chinese and it is these children we are anxious to help.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-08
REGULAR ARMY RECRUITMENT
 TEAM COMING

Intended to stimulate the War Departments recruitment program for the regular Army and to induct all qualified applicants for enlist ment," in the words of It. Gen. Delos c. Emmons, Commanding General, Alaskan Department, an Army re-. cruiting team is to arrive here We'd nesday.
 The impending visit of the re- cruiting team, composed of Capt Cone J. Thomson and MLSgt. Melvin .R. Paskman, was disclosed here to- day in wire from the Command ing General at Anchorage to Mayor Ernest Parsons. The team repre- sents Alaskan Department Head quarters.
 Gen. Emmons requested the CO., operation of the City in publicizing the presence and purpose in Juneau of the team, in order to help in in- suring the success of the program. Mayor Parsons has arranged for the team to speak at the Thursday noon luncheon of the Juneau Chamber of Commerce and will meet the plane bringing the team here.
 Capt. Thompson and Sgt Paskman are to leave Juneau on Thursday, but will make three return visits here before finally going back to Anchorage. They will call in here Iagain on Saturday, october l3: Tues day, October 16 and Saturday, Oc- tober IS, each time leaving the fol- lowing day.