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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-07-27
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g, (Sortfesuns bon @eite y /.

faiienoe ruiiiide Nropagan6a felt. -
Sn China flanmt Der Rrieg stpiihen
Der 3entralregierl.ng uno ben Som.
mlnllten bon neuem auf, nn6 oas.
Wtosfan'er &aoio beiduloiet ,slme-
rlfa, oab es ben arieg our 0oroeruna
leiner Wa6t5iele inn Jernen Often
'be9unitige. &uBlanb. 10 erfldrte Wsos..
tau. Tonne oieier amerifaniIden $50.
lltlf ntdt gleidsiiltig gegeniiberite.
ben.
Stl SeruIalem tpur6e 6as SoteI
gum 4onig Dabib, &auptquartier Der
brttlf9en glrmee un6 oes t5efretoriats
Der Balaitina-9feeierung, BON gerro.
rllten angeblid Suoen = nit
Vomben geiprengt, llno breiun0neun.
gig Berionen fnn6en ben Sob. Sun.
oerte bon Verbaftungen tpur6en Dor.
genommen.
Mus Wtosfau 1peroen tpihtiae Ser.
191ebnngen nnter Den b0beren Sffi.
5ieren gemeloet. Mariban 3bufop
iDuroe n in Die 9robin5 beriest. Sb es
lt9 INN einen neren .Burge" ban.
oelt, itebt nod nift feit.
Sn Wolibia toteten MeboIution1re
oen Rraiibenten @uaIberto giIIor.
roel nno bangten ienie 2eihe an eli.
men 2aterneupfabI.
Cont lit dIles frieolid auf oieIer
budligen @eIt!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-07-27
Eth 3atlr ,,ad1 Kripgarnnr
Son Or. Mar SsrSam
VII.

auf inouitriellem 8ebiete Iino i'm
gerlauf oes eriten 8eiasunssiabres
unleugbare grfolge ersielt tporoen.
Sn Ebiirinsen bat Die 8robuftion be-
reits neun5ig Broaent, in Sa6len
fiinfunoadt5ig Brosent ser friiberen
2eiitungsfabigfeit erreidt. ssm
8raunfoblen-8ergbau miro beinabe
ldon tpieoer iobieI apie Dor benz @rie-
ge gefor6ert, mabreno Die Bropins
Sa6ien falt fir oie san3e So,piet-
3one Den Treibitoff Iiefert. 9ie
2euna-@erfe, tuel6e beute bereits
oier5ig Bro5ent Der 5rieoensmenae
an ipntbetiidem Ben5in er5eugen, BE-
ldaftisen idon tpieoer iiber 5tpan5ia-
tauleno Wenihen, uno Die 8aberi-
iden Wotoreniperfe in @iienad iolIen
nod 6ieien CONNER monatIih stpei-
bnnoertunofiinf5ig Yerionenautomo-
bile liefern fonnen, bas Stiid All
Observation-Disclosures Marf. Muer-
oings beanipruden Ole &ullen 6rei
Siinftel aller inouItrieIIen @raeua-
ntiie fir iid.
Die 2eip5iger Meiie, Die fiiralid
abgebalten 1uuroe unb SauIenbe bon
4auflenten aus alien Teilen Deutif-
lambs ange5ogen bate, tpar Elm nidt
minoer einbringli6es 8etpeismittel
fir Die mirtldaftliden Gortidritte,
Die in Der ruiiiiden Gone betperfItel-
ligt tperoen. Sn bier sroBen Melle-
bauiern i'm Centrum Der Staot muir
Den an ettua atpeitauien6 WeiieitGn-
Den Bor5euane, eleftrotehniide unb
optiide Artifel, Gertilmaren iotpie
Breieer5eugniiie un6 8ii9er ge5eiat.
Iu9 Die 8auausitellung mar beidift
tporoen. aus ben tpeitliden 3onen
tparen bieruno5manaig Sonoer5iise
gefommen, 1.nb allen Beiuhern tpur.
De tdglid) elm marfenfreies ginbeits.
topfgeridt geboten. Neben sabIreiden
Bribatquartieren ltanoen in ben So.
tells fiinfunb5manaietauien 9etten
5ur 8erfiigung. Die @eid6ftsmeIt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-07-27

gergangenbeit, bonn Dritten Meid
lno ieinen Miiietaten, moglidit me.
Mig b0ren. sic baben mebr als genlig
bon Der &itlerei nno m0hten am lieb-
iten ole atp0If Sabre Der Shmah fit
INNER berseifen. @ei ben Siegern
gebt Dos nber nidt 10 ihnen. 8egreif-
lidertueiie neripiiren iie einihpeilen
feline Neigung, iid auf cine
nSdtpanrm- oriiberl" -Gaftif ein3ulni-
len. BegreifIidertpeiie molten iie al,-
nabit einmal eriinblih ianbern, bic
lebten Observation-Disclosures nlls-
rdumen, alle 5puren bes friiberetr
beuti1en &iiitungspotentinIs beieiti-
gen uno Damn erft einrnaI eine @eile
5uieben, benor lie iih iiberbaupt auf
grorterungen iiber bic 3ufunft elm
laiien. Sic fiiblen iih ale mebr ober
min0er oils gebrannte &in6er, Die oas
6euer ibe1len, iino Die MebraabI Der
Deutlden, Die iabrelang bon Der Mn-
benmelt bermetiid abgeihloiien ,Da-
rem, fnn es gar nidt begreifeit, bob
oem 10 lit, baB nift nun ertblid, Elm
Sabr nod &riegsenbe, Sieger un0'
8eiiegte tpieber an oerielben Stan1arl-.
tiiden suiammeniisen iolen, unb,s
nibt anes peraeiien uno bergeben
iein fann, als Oh ieit 1888 iiberbaupt
nidts gei6eben mare.
Dab iid aus iolher 8erldieoenbeit
Der Beripeftipen Elm piphologilber
&ontrait 1tno INNER tpieber neue
Spannungen ergeben, lit Ieiht au bers
lteben, ilitb tpobl a1th l,nbermeiblih.-
Ser Sturn bes &rieges bat iih nod
nidt gelegt. Die 8ranbung idI6et
nod inlmer an Die l1fer uno lGBt Die
Wenlden, i'm 2ager Der 8eiiegten
ebetlio tpie in Dem ser Sieger, niht
aur Hube fonmen. Wenn Damn lnge-
ouloige 9eutide iih Die 9aare raufen
nno gar finoen, es lei v5llm Noai-
peroen!", 10 lit Die natiirlihe &eaf-
ton aiif iol6e 8efiibIsausbriihe elm
neuer Druid Der 8eiasungsbebor6en,
Elm nod itrofferes Anipannen Der 3ii-
gel uno cine Sntenlipierung bes @e--
fiibls, Dob man ben 2eutihen eben
ME uno nimmer iiber ben @eg troue,r
tonne.
2ettlid ldBt ii6 bieier ganae Ronl-
pler auf bic einaige Sroge re6u5ieren,
pesbalb Die Sieger iid nod immer,
ni6t auf eine flare, einoeutige NoIi-
tit gegeniiber 9eutidlano baben ei-
nigen fonnen. Den 8eiasungsbebor-
ben, tpel6e Die 8erant1portung oafir
tragen, baB in Deutiblan6 Oronung
berribt, feblt es, bon Musnabmef1I.
len abgeleben, feinestpegs am grten
Wiaen. go manher Sffiaier Der MI@
liierteB Der in DettibIano 5u regie-
rem bat, mo6te ipobI germ nit ieinen
oeuti6en Bartnern iits @eI6Gft font
men, ben 8erfebr atpiiden 6en per-.
i1ieoenen 3onen beibleunigen, benz
Grport In Gang bringen, un6 alIae-
mein eine grobere Sreiaiigigfeit ge-
tpabren, Iber aud oieie M1nner ffn6
gebunoen bur6 8ori9riften, Die bon
oben" fommen. Muh iie nriifien su-.
tparten, biz in Den boberen Mesionen
Der diplomatic bic groBen 9fihtlinien
feitgelegt iino. slu1 ibnen iin6 Die.
Sanbe gebunoen uno iie f0nnen mel.
items niAt 10 ipie iie molten, tpeiI fte
ia nur ausfiibrenoe Srsane unb,
ourbaus nidt, tuie ibre 6eltiAen @es.
genlnieler mandmal anaunebmen ae..
nelgt 1beinen, .pon alien guten @ei-
ltern oerlaiien" iino.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-07-27

| meroar.
go besegenete id Der Stride bitfer
Dem Stabelorabt, elmer lebenoigett
Stride, edit fatboliI1b 6B. bertreten
burd) olle Nationen @uropas nt16-
iiber pier5ig perifieoene Sroen. Nad.
Dem elm polniiher 8iidof, Der 5,,..
glei6 nit mir on SDpbus erfranfte,
lgeitorben ,par, fiigte es Die 8oriebung,
oaB tpieoerum elm 8iidof oiesnal elm
fran5oiiider, I'M Serbit 1914 aii itns
fam. Sros aller 8emiibungen fonn-
ten mir ibm Die Gage MIR tuenig err
lei6tern, aber mir lesten uniern StoIa
oareir, nit linn in itnierer Heinen
&apeIe gum porigen @eibnabtsfelt
elm Gontififalamt su feiern, tpoall mir
Sen rotten Talar, Stab uno MDtra,
8ruItfreu5, BantoffeI uno Sano-
ibube ltim. auf alien n1ogli6en llnb
unmoglihen 8egen beidafften, be-
5iebunesmeiIe ielblt berltellten, iobaB
Der 8iifof am 81. Abeno an Den
9lltar trat, aIs Oh er fl,nltgereht uno
noselneu oireft aus &om eeIiefert
tuoroen mdre.
s5n Der Stride binter Sta1el6rabt
erlebten mir, oaB nitten inn Golfer-
ringen Elm franaoiilder 8ii6of einem
beutl6en 0iafon Dor ieinem Sooe
nod iii feierlider @eiie oie beiIiae
Brieltertpeibe ipenbete uno bieIer
Damn iein erites beiliges MeBcpfer
oarbringen fonnte. &atafombenfirhe
| in europa oes 5tuanaigIten Sabrbun-
oerts, flein unb perborgen, l,mgeben
bon @leno uno SOB, aber lebenoig,
fraftig uno padieno, ielbit binter
Sta6elorabt, mo Dor Sabren nod
fein &reu55eihen moglih mar, NO
man @ott, Gbriltus 11no ser Stride
liegesiider bas @noe borausgeIagt
botte. q
8en 2aien tpar Der 3utritt aur
4apeue berboten, ober tuer imn1er an
ieinem @lauben feItbielt = uno es
paren erfreuli9 niele =, fano uns
uno mir fanoen iie in beimlider Ser
bunoenbeit. Sir lie tpar es nod biel
mebr Elm &atafomben+Gbr ijtentlnl,
un6 10 manher aabIt Ole Stun6e, in
Der mir ibn beinIth in sic &apelle
gelhmuggelt ooer ibm BEL Der Mrbeit
ooer I'M Granfenrebier beinlIid Die
ISaframe,,te geipenoet baben, 8. &.
ibm in irge1o elmer unauff1nigen
tSiiIe Die guhariitie sur SeIbifbin-
nabme reihten, our ihouIten Stunbe
Ieiner @efangenldaft.
Sreilih, mir aIle mn6ten oie Or
| fabrung: Dns Sprihmort .Rot Iebrt
beten" trifft nur in ienen 51nen at,
mo Der Menih nod einen Meltbeltano
bon Meligion i'm 9er5en tr1gt. Die
8ottentfremoeten tpurben ourd Dos
2eio meilt berbittert.
| &ier berbient auh Die 8eaeanuna
NIT anberen briItIihen &onfeiiionen
ernabnt 5it peroen, nit ben airfd
bnnoert proteitnntiihen unb ortbo-
ooren 8eiitlihen, Die nit uns unter
einem Dahe tpobnten, uliere &npelle
fiir ibren 8ottesbienit mitbeniisten,
uno NIT benen uns eine nufrihtige
briiberlihe gsot- 1nb 5bidInIsge-
meinihaft berbanb. 9aitor geienlol-
Ter, oeiien ,tngebro6ene 9aItling mir
alle adteten, lebte Itreng iioliert als
gbrenbdftling unter ertrasli1eren
/ 8eoingunaen ian 3elIenbau.
4 ~ (SdluB foIet)
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-Meaensburd Ons hprrr;.

u egensburg. Das berrli.
he gotiihe @aniDerf, Der Megensbur.
ger Dom, bat erfreuli1ertpeiIe burd,
&riegsihdoen nidt all5u idtper aeIit.
ten. Dnrd Die itarfen 2uftanariffe
out Negensbnrg il116 6urh bic MrtiI.
leriebeihiebung tpur6en Dos Dah uno
Der Nor6turm beih16igt. Die aur1
Tel aus benz bieraebnten ssobr6un.
oert itammnenoen auberor6entIid,
ipertboIen Genfter tparen in cider.
belt gebradt tDoroen un6 iinb IGntIid,
erbalten. Mit Der Beieitig,,mg ser
4riegsi9doen am Dom iolI begon.
lten tper6en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-07-27
9emmniffe beim @ibeeramf6a,t

Oas Semmnis Ser ueberbeiteuer-
ung lit nidt oas einaise, oas elmer
@rbolung Der oeutiden @irtIdaft
uno iiberbaupt oes geiamten oeutld)en
2ebens i'm @eee itebt. Salt nod Iab-
member tpirft Die 8iirofratie ser 9e-
iatungsbeb0rben, Die INNER ipie6er
Der pribaten Snitiatibe in ben Mrm
falt, 10 6aB man rnebr un6 mebr
oeutibe @eidaftsleute ieuf5en bort,
menn man tie nlir aIlein MAIDEN IieBe,
10 tDare idon Idngit bieI mebr aeIhe.
ben. gs feblt bem beutiben Nolfe
ntht am IrbeitstpilIen, an Der Be.
reitihaft, inmitten Der Griimmer, 6fe
oas Dritte @eih auriifgefaffen but,
neu auf5nbauen; aber Die Mufbau.
apiaigen fiibIen iih gebenrmt 6urd
iibermdBiges WiBtrauen, ourd man.
gelnoe 8ereitidaft Der 8eiatungsbe-
BORDEN, iih iiberbaupt al Apfitiper
arbeit nit ibnen 5,,1aHsusen3ifin6en,
nno bnrh lire ideinbnre l1nfdbigfeit,
flare 8idtlinien fir bie 3ufunft a,.f-
5uitenen.
Dab aIfe oieie Sin6erniiie bic I'm.
bermei6liden JoIgen ber Wabnfinns.
politif 9itIer uno ieiner Srdbanten
iin6, 6as min MIR ben tpenigfien elm.
leudten. Die meiiten huoIlen bon Der
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beitano i1befien uorpieeen6 aus
aSebIeuten", oenn @arenIieferuneen
tot1nten friibeIteins in elm bis atuei
Sabren in Grage.
Sn 9ingen Der grndbrung lailen
iid Die 3uitan6e in Der ruliiiben 8os
ne nit oenen in anoeren 3onen idtper
bergleiden, benn Ole Weetbooen Iino
gdn5lid Deribieoen. @ern1B Dem SD.
item, bas lie bon az &auie getpobnt
iino, baben Ole &uilen Die gnlpf1n.
ger Der 2ebensnlitteIfalten nad ao.
tegorien eingeteilt. ie na1 Der Shme-
re uno 8eranttportIihfeit Der Mrbeit,
Die tie au leiiten baben. Das Hrinaip
lit gan5 einfah: tper ,,i1t arbeitet,
ion nidt eiien! 9emgem1b befommen
Sdwerarbeiter linb '5b1peritarbeiter
bobere Gationen als 2eidtarbeiter,
uno -8erufstdtise iteben an Ies-
ter Stele. @igenartigertpeiie peroen
ielbit &ausfrauen in Die niebrigere
&ategorie eInbe5ogen, Ole i'm Bolfs-
munoe Die Der rSungerfarten" ge-
nannt miro. Neuerbings iou aber in
oieier 8e5iebung @anoel geidafft
Doroen iein, 10 baB aud Ole Sous
franen, tpel6e es tpabrbaftig ni6t
letht baben, 81. ibrem gebte fon-
men.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-07-27
Sdnleu ,imter Druid

@ Die S6ulen iteben ebenio tpie 6ie
Hrelle 1ino oas alIse1neine 8iIounas-
tpeIen itarf 1nter oem Druid Der mar
Tiitiihen Soeolosie. Sn bieler Sin-
iiht. oas ingen Die 9eutlhen aans
.Dtfen, bat iid felt ben Sagen bes
Dritten Meibes eigentIid) MIR Die
,GaIor geanbert: friiber mars braun,
beiite it's rot! MuiIiiher Sprad-
nnterriht lit nielerorts BfIi6tfaf ae-
Doroen uno HeligionsItlnoen iinb
nift 5llgelaiien. Anoererieits erfreuen
lih Die airhen NIT 8eaug auf got
tesoienitli6e SnnoIungen i'm inner
firhlihen 2aum Der Jreibeit. !Sier
nno bort lit es su Ieriuhen gefom-
men, iiber Bre6igten Ole 8oraeujur
3u berbangen, aber i'm sroBen 1lno
ganaen lit Die @eiitlibfeit unbebin.
bert. tpenn ibr allh ieber ginfIuB anf
oas offentli6e 2eben genommen lit.
MnA religi0ie Bublifationen lino nidt
5ugeIaiien. @s feblt an airhenbldt-
tern, @ebetbiihern, 8ibeln, uno ie
Idnger Nellauflagen berbinoert mer-
ben, oefto GROCER miro ser ManaeI.
Die &ir6en iino trotoem ourAmeg
gut beiudt.
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Mnsid]altnug bes 8iirgertnms


lteberbaupt lit Die a0es beberr.
i1enoe 9enoen5 5u ipiiren, bic .gour-
geoiiie", Der aud Die &ir9en 5uge.
rebnet tperoen, 1lnb Ole n@apitaIi-
ten, gu 6enen ielbit Der geiperblide
Wfittelitanb ee5abIt miro, auf ufaI-
tenn" Wege aus5ui6alten. 8er nidt
fommuniitii6 orientiert ODER ionIttpie
ygleidgeidaltet" lit, bat geringe Mus-
fibt auf politiid ooer tpirtidaftIid
beranttportliden Soften 9ertpenoung
81 fin6en. In6ererieits miro aber aud)
Die Gntna5ifi5ieruns - .gntIau-
Jung" beibt es inn 8oIfsmun6! -
niht 10 i6enatii1 uno 6oftrinar
6nrhgefiibrt tpie in Der amerifani-
ihen unb Der engliihen Gone. 2eben
nno leben laiien lit Der @runoias,
iDelher baufig I'M Sale ,fleiner"
friiberer Na5is uno ibrer Mitldufer
5nr In1Denoung gebra6t apiro, Dor.
ausgeiett, baB Die 8etroffenen ge-
miQt iino, iib 1in5uitellen - un6
ibre 3abl lit nidt gering.
Bie geiagt, bon ibrem Stanopunft
aus befolgen Die Muiien in Der bon
ibnen beiesten Gone DeutI9Ian6s Ell.
ne folgeridtige uno tpeitii1tige 8oli.
tit. Mit nidt gelinoem Druid bnben
fie Die Sutton Der SoaiaI6emofraten
NIT ben Rommllniiten berbeigefiibrt.
Wer fid nibt gutpiIig fiigte, muBte
nit Nepreiialien rednen - Depor.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-07-27

gemertensaDert lit Die 8oraugsbe-
Hbanolnng, Die &iinitler unb @elebr-
ten auteil miro, iniofern iie glei9
bmerItnrbeitern init ahtaebnbun-
bert anIorien, in Die bodite &ateso-
rte Der 2ebensmittelauteilung einge-
|reibt 1ino, tpnbrero Sdiperarbeiter
lea5ebnbunoert, setuobnlide gerufs-
tatige nller art pier5ebnbunoert uno
ollie iibrisen Berionen nur 5tpolf-
bunoert,lnoiiinfsis ober snr elfbun-
bert &nlorien erbnlten. l1eberboupt
erfrenen ii6 8iiienl6aftler, Sod-
fhnnebrer uno ausiiben6e aiin1tler
~ Der, ruiiilhen Gone ntelfnder 9or-
feiIe, Die rgepobnlihen tSterbIihen"
ni6t 5llteil meroen.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-07-12

by his sister. Anne. En- route
home they will also visit rela-
tives at Jackson.
Mrs. J. E. Quinn and daughters,
Jane and Ann, will leave Satur-
day for Ellijay. Ga. to spend a
month with Mrs. Quinn's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Waters.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Clark. Jr.,
departed Wednesday for a visit
with relatives in Tennessee before
going on to their home in Phila-
delphia, Pa, after a visit with
relatives in Pascagoula.
The Reverend and Mrs. C. A.
Simmons, 1901 East Polk avenue
had as guests last week the lat
ter's sister. Mrs. Paul DeMartini
and Mr.. DeMartini of Miami. Fla.
They have as guests this week
Mrs. May johnson, Mrs. Simmons
sister, and four children, of Los
Angeles.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-07-12

Mrs. j. p. Elkin is visiting
relatives at points Of interest in
the Delta.
Friends of Mr.. w. A. Avera are
very sorry to hear of his illness
in the Mobile Infirmary.
Mrs. NJ. M. Watkins, Hands
boro, Miss, and Mrs. d. O. By
ers, Montreal, N. c., are guests
in the home of. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
A. Rollins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Firth McInnis
and son of Fairhope, Ala. were
visitors for the weekend of rela-
tives.
Miss Bessie Cowan has return
from a visit with MI. and Mrs.
r. E. Cowan in Nashville, Tenn.
and Florida. Mr.. and Mrs. Cowan
and son. Mr.. r. E. Cowan, Jr.,
enroute from Florida to Nash
vile stopped for a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. G.. A. Graham in this
city and with other relatives in
P%aseagoula.
Mr.. and Mrs. f A. Khayat
had as guests for the weekend
and Mrs. K. E. Hederi of
Jackson. Miss. Other guests in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Khayat
are Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Nc
Farland. Texas City, Texas. Mr..
and Mrs. A. f. Baker and son,
Donnie, Los Angeles, Calf, and
Mrs. Richard Samaha and son,
Steve. Los Angeles, Calf. The
are also enjoying visits
with Mr.. and Mrs. Rames Khayat
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Terretta
in Paseagoula.
Miss Ina and Mr. Jesse Thomp-
son were visitors to Mobile Mon
day.
Rev. and Mrs. William ElkIn,
Ocean Springs. spent Tuesday
with relatives.
Jack Dantzler. Jr., spent the
weekend visiting friends in At
Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood Johann
son came down from Hattiesburg
where they are taking a summer
at a college, to visit the
formers father. Ole Johannson,
over the Fourth. They were ac-
by their small daugh-
ter.
Mrs. John Ennis and wee
Jeanne, departed Mon
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-07-12

Mrs. P. A. Roberts, Miss Dot
tie Roberts and Louise Roberts
are enjoying a vacation trip to
cities OF interest in Texas and
New Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fitzner
and children, George and Celeste,
of Mobile, were guests last
Thursday in the home of Nj. and
Mrs. R. F. Fitzner.
MI. and Mrs. Dale Gauthier
and sons, Mrs. Harry Smith of
New Orleans and Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd MeCray of Mobile were
guests last Thursday in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Fails.
Mrs. j. p. Buzard spent Wed
nesday in Mobile with relatives.
Mrs. w. w. Howe of West Mon
roe, La, arrived Tuesday FOR a
visit in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hill and with other
relatives.
Mrs. r. c. Eley is visiting rela-
tiyes in Houlka, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Alexander
left Wednesday for a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. William Alexander
in Vicksburg and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Alexander in Sprinehill,
La, and will visit in Texas and
New Mexico before their return.
Mrs. Fred Steinberg and little
daughter left Wednesday for a
visit with relatives in Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Mrs. J. c. Avent is visiting
with relatives in north Missis-
sippi.
Mrs. E. T. Galloway, Mrs. j.
Mcleod and a party Of compah-
ions were guests of friends here
Monday.
S-Sgt. Hartwell McCollum re-
turned last Friday from Fort
Bragg, N. c. where he received
his discharge from the U. S.
Army after several months duty
overseas.
Mrs. Willie Dowell of Camden,
S. c. and Mrs. Delano Bruisstar
left Wednesday 70 return to their
homes after a visit in the home
of Mrs. F. G.. Spann. Sr.
Gregory Cook left this week
TO attend Bowling Green Bust
ness College in Bowling Green,
Ky.
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dren, MISS Alberta, Gilbert, who
is back from four years of over
seas service. JOY. Bobby, newly
returned from Japan, and Mrs.
John Terrell, and Mr.. Ferrel OF
Pensacola. Older residents will re-
call that Mr.. and Mrs, Freund-
schuh formerly ran a motor
court on Telephone Road until
going 70 Florida where they now
own Court Chandler in Pensa-
cola. The family returned home
that evening with the exception
of Bobby who stayed for a lit
tie longer visit with Harry Pars-
ley, Jr.
On their return from a short
trip to Natehez Mr.. and Mrs. K.
B. Mcllwain were accompanied
home by the lat.er's sister, Mrs.
Morris Doughty OF that city and
her laughter, Carolyn. Mrs.
Doughty presided over the Me
Ilwalu home while Mr.. and Mrs.
MeIlwain enjoyed an overnight
visit to Memphis Wednesday OF
this week.
Plans are being formulated by
the Junior Woman's club to hold
a picnic at Magnolia Park, Fri
. day evening, July 10, at six o.
clock. According to the president
of the club, Mrs. p. J. Higgin-
botham, the committee on ar
rangement is composed of Mes
DANES Warren McCleskey, chair
man; Meredith Hardy, Pedro
Jane. George Steele, r. j. Demp-
ster and Baylous Stokes.
Kitty Harris, daughter of Mrs.
John Fryer, arrived home Thurs
day after a stay of three weeks
at Camp Rockbrooke, Miss.
Monday marked the return of
| Ann Sudduth to the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Sud
duth after a visit of two weeks
with her grandmother, Mrs. NJ.
c. Sudduth at Carthage, Miss.
She was accompanied horne by
her grandmother, and her cousin,
Hurd Pope, Jr., OF Brandon, Miss,
who will visit in the Sndduth
home.
On their return from Picayune
where they went Tuesday to Wis
it over the Fourth, Mr.. and Mrs.
H.. j. Cameron and family, 1903
East Polk avenue, were accom-
panied home by Mrs. Cameron's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Har-
ris of Picayune who were their
guests over the weekend. The
family circle was made complete
by the arrival of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cameron's son, Emmett, from the
University of Alabama at Tusca-
loosa. Harry Lee Cameron is also
home on a 20 day furlough be-
fore going to California for fur
Their transfer. Mr.. Cameron has
just completed his basic training
at Fl. Knox, KY.
On Saturday Mrs. Tom Sane
ton will depart for a short visit
with ner parents, Judge and Mrs.
Julian Alexander at Jackson
where she will be joined by Mr..
Sanction who is returning from
a business trip to New York.
While there Mrs. Sanction will
have the pleasure of seeing her
new niece, Bebe Clinton, who was
born recently to her brother, Ju-
liam, Jr., and Mrs. Alexander.
On their return to Pascagoula
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sanction will drive
back with Judge and Mrs. Alex
ander who come to spend the re-
mainder of the summer on the
coast. Small Wendy Sanction will
be the guest of her great aunt,
Mrs. Cooper Campbell while Mrs.
Sanction is away.
The Reverend c. A. Simmons,
East 1901 Polk avenue. has been
appointed business agent for the
local Carpenters union.
Bobby Matthew, son of Mr. and
Mrs. y. l.. Matthew, who is Wis
iting relatives in Belzoni, Miss,
will be Joined at the weekend
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day for the latter's first visit with
her grandparents, MIR. and Mrs.
j. T. Ennis at J~ourdanton, Texas.
Among the smaller social events
of last Sunday was a dinner at
which Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hays
entertained honoring Mrs. Don
Yingling OF Butler. Pa. Besides.
the host and hostess covers were
laid for Mrs. Yingling and daulgh-
ter. Elizabeth Anne, and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. M. Epting and son, Jim
ME of Pascagoula.
DR.. and Mrs. J. F. Colley and
Misses Pauline and Marguerite
Colley spent Sunday as guests of
DR.. Carlyle Yates in Stafford
Springs, Miss.
Misses Pauline. nellie and Mar
guerito Collev will leave Sunday
for a two weeks trip as members
of the know Mississippi Better"
train party which will visit
through points of interest in the
West and into Canada.