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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-10-12
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Uathnlir Knlping 6nripty.
Ghiragn .s-'

3ie aus 8riinben eana beionoerer
grt einberufene auBeroroentlibe @e-
Notwithstanding bes &atboliiben
@eieaenpereins (Gatbolic &olping
Societp), Chicago, bic I'M auoitorium
oes &oIping-Sauies Itattfanb, nar
iebr gut beiu6t. als Der neue 8rd-
les oes 8ereins, Sodp. S. 1. 9ar-
|nilbmader, 8forrer Ser ct. Sbere-
lia- 8emeinbe, Die 8erlammlung 5ur
Sronung rief, fonnte er niht 1ur Die
alten nno erprobten admpen unb Be
teronen Der &olpines- -Samilie, ioft-
bern audi cine groBe 3abl bon trenen
Sreunben berielben pillfommen bei-
BEN. Na6oem bas altpertraute aol-
pingss2ieo Derflungen mar, pies Sra-
les Sarnii6ma6er in ausfiibrli6er
8eile auf Die @riinbe BIN, bic InlaB
CUR ginberufrng oieier 8eriammlung
gaben, unb foroerte bic Intpeienben
auf neue 8eee gum sufbau uno
slusbau oes &olping-@erfes in Gbis
coso einauidlogen. Seine ausfiib-
rungen gipfelten in Ger SeItlteaung,
| oaB Die Witbilfe oIler Mitglieoer OBJ
iolut nottpenoig lit, ioq Der aolping-
gerein aud in 3ufunft feline groBe
Oeiiiion in ser @eltitabt Gbicago err
| Ifiiaen. Ser 5peite &eoner oes Ibenos,
3entraliefretGr Sans 0erl, i6ilberte
Die bodit bea6tensmerte unb iiber-
aus erfolgrei6e gftipitdt ser Sol
Iping=Gereine in anberen Stabten bes
2anbes uno betonte babei beion6ers
oie geraoe3t, ltarnensperten grfolge,
melcbe oieie Gereine in ibren 8emiib>
uneen CUR Sinberung Der Scot in Ser
alien Seirnat 5u ber5ei6nen baben.
Oeit bere6tigtem Stol5 fam bic ber=
|baltnismdBig fleine, aber iiberal,s
Dafere S6ar Ser amerifaniiben Sol
pings-Sobne barauf binipeiien baB
lite bisber iiber $4,000 fir bie
IGeuti6lanb-Silfe aufgebradt bat uno
oieies obtpobl oie Silfsfampagne nod
feinesmegs gum 4bidluB sefonrmen
lit. 8ariiber binaus iinb in auen
Sereinen Spnnen bon &leibern,
lShuben unS 9ebensmitteln fir ben-
Ilelben 3pef eeiammelt tporben. ST,
bielen StGoten bes 2anbes iteben bic
I&olpings s=8ereine an Ser Spite 6es
Igelanten fatbolii6en unb 6eutlhen
8ereinsneiens, biloen bie &olping-
Sduier Ben 3entral- unb &ernpunft
bes fatbolii6en 9eutih- -4merifaners
tums. Sou, 10 frug Der He6ner, bier
in Chicago niht moglih iein, tuas in
lanberen Stdbten bes 2a,tbes nit 10
groBem grfolg ourhsefiibrt miro
Or ri6tete Johann einen ber5li1en
Ippea an bic ugetrennten 8ri6er"
Die ibrer ueber5eugung uno @elir.
lnl1ng nod INNER aufre1te, quite Sol.
pings sSobne tparen, aus berIdiebe.
Inen @riinben iebo1 Dem aftiben Ser.
einsleben ferngeblieben linb, uno er.
|iu6te lie, suriid5ufebren ins gemein.
lame 8aterbaus, in ben &atbolif6en
@eienenperein. SreubigIt begriiBt, er.
Igriff Johann ser neue 3entralprGies
loes 8erbanbes ber &atbolii1en @e.
Iellenpereine bon glmerifa, Sohip
Bernard 9allfemper, Bfarrer Der ct
Mloiiius- -@emeinbe, bas @ort uni
|tpies in iiberaeugen6er @eiie auf bie
groBen 3ufunftsaufgaben bin, bic De,
amerifaniihen aolpings. .5amilie Be
ionoers infolge Ser berdnoerten melt
politiihen gerb1ltniiie ermahien
Niht nnr bns geGhtete, geihnl1bte
lge6emiitigte Deutihlanb, ionoern Dos
e9te unb tpabre De,ttihtum in bea
@eIt, Elm Deutidtunt, bas feline gel
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-10-12
Dpr mnrtp finn
gpnng gpmpd1tplt!

lleber Die snpenoung bieies Did.
terports ouf bie 3eitperbdltniiie
j6reibt bie ,gt. 9. Staatsseitung':
Sir Ben 2aien lit es nahgeraoe
i6per, penn nidt unnloglif, ii6 1T
Dem @irrmarr Der ula6oeritdno
WeinungsauBerungen iiber Die urla-
den Ser SleiiGfriie 5uredt5ufinoen.
Sffenbar finoet man es ielbit in Den
slmtsituben in 8aibinston ni6t
lei6t, itb Elm ltrteil oariiber 81 Bill
ben, Oh ODER tpie melt Die grperten -
bel 2i6t beleben, itno lie INNER 5u-
glei6 Sntereilenten ODER 8ortfiibrer
beltimnlter Sntereiientengruppen -
bic @abrbeit iagen rno mas bon ib-
rem 8e5epten fir Die 2oiung bes 8ro-
blems 81 balten lit.
9lues, mas Der gelpobnli6e Sterb-
li1e nit Si6erbeit peiB, Dos lit, baB
ser 8epolferung oieies rei6Iten, iiber
oie gelpaltiglten Silfsmittel perfiigen-
oen 2anoes Ser 8elt, eines 2anOes,
in Dem Die 8olfsernabrung ielblt in
BEN i6ipierigiten 2agen oes groBten
&rieees aller 3eiten faum Elm ernlt-
baftes Groblem bilbete, i'm 5peiten
poaen Ra6friessiobr elm 10 lueientli-
der 9iGtartifel porentbaltenpirb, mie
oas Sleild!
@ie fonnte es 10 melt fommen -?
$50 liest Die S6ulb an oieier bei-
lipienoien Sleii6not, bic uniere Sous
lfrauen CUR &er5tueiflung treibt unb
logar i6on Die @efabr elmer 8roouf-
tionsfriie in ben Snbultrien nit iif
bringt, in oenen Die 1pabren Sroou-
senten anitrensenoe forperli6e arbeit
gu leilten baben unb auf cine BENT
entipre6enoe &alorienaufnabme in
@eitalt bes Sleil6genulies l6tper Der.
l5i6ten fonnen? geun, bon ben Mnt.
worten, oie man Don funoiger Seite
alf Oieie neusierige 5rage erbdlt
lgilt Oas @ort: ugs miro mir bon
aaeoem 10 oumm, als sins' mir cir
Wtiiblrab i'm &opf berutri."
Die giebbanoelsintereilent BEL
|ipielsmeiie beiteben barauf, baB aaes
Imarftreife 8ieb - uno au1 iol1es
Oas nod ni6t gan5 marftreif mar -
in ben idonen Sommerlpoben, in be
men es feline acknowledgements
gab, ieinen @ee na1 ben S6la9t
|bauiern gefunOen babe. Sie Solge ie
mum, baB BON nennensperten Sieb
|beItGnben, oie BEN vBaders" bic @ie
oeraufnabme ibrer 8etriebe ermogli
|6en tpiiroen, einitipeilen feline Heb'
Iiein tonne unb 8o6en, tpenn MIDI
Wonate peritreiden niiBten, bepo1
|pieoer elm sroBeres slngebot norban
ben iei.
Die S6la6tbofinbultrie sipeifel
IibrerIeits gar niht oaran, baB au
IS6uIo beim Breisfontrollamt obe1
pielmebr bel Sem Spitem Der Breis
|fontrone iiberbaupt an iu1en lei. 6!
liege an oieiem nginsriff in oas tpirt
|i6oftlide Natllreeieb bon glngebo
Juno Nahfrage" bur6 bie i9limme,
8iirofraten, tpenn Die @irtidaftsma-
|idine am vSleii6ieftor" gum Stin
IItanb gefommen unb Der Sleii6erla
ben obne @are lei.
| Mnoererieits nollen au6 Die Stin
|nlen berer nibt perItummen, bene,
Iieit Ser sroben uDepreiiion" ser naib
lfromme &inberglaube an bic polfsbe
Ieliidenoe Qutomatif bes n8eieses DO,
IMngebot uno Nahfrage" abban6en ge
|fomnten lit un6 bic iiber5eugt iinb
ISaB man es nit ben natiirlihen Sol
lgen zines erpreiierif4en .Sisitreifs
Iber Sleij9barone unb an6erer sSsrlter
Ieiienten geget Die permaIeoeit
l.GBM" az hun babe.
Die Mitteilung bes 2anbtpirt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-10-12

Slllr ~NISL IlCllL AllS VIC IulSCltuCIt
8riefe our Serfiigung, Die oas gleno
.lhiloern, Dem beute Winionen bon
50'itmeni6en berfaaen iino.
llmlieolungslager &ibnis, Weflen.
burg, 9fl,iiiihe Gone 3,
oen 13. Muguit 1916.
2ieber gutter gruoer!
9eun lpia i6 berlu6en, Dir bon
bier einen fleinen 8eri6t iiber 1neine
ausiieoeIung gu seben. Ga id mid
dis &ranfentransport-S o1l-
eemeloet botte, fam i1 am 81. SSuli
in bas Eager, in Dem li1 5tpolfbun=
bert Suoetenoeutide befanoen. Sd
tnuBte gleib in Die Sanitdtsbarafe
itno bate bis gum abgang bier Gage
itno brei Ha6te Dienit bel 5tpolf
ghnerfranfen. 0ienstagabenb muir
ben mir in Die giienbabnnagen ber-
Iaben (am 80. Sul). 2eioer batten
mir I'M Sager nod einen groBen 8ol-
fenbru6 erlebt unb bon ben nenigen
&ableligfeiten, bie Die 2eute unter
freiem Simmel batten, tpuroe bieles
pom flati6enoen &egen perborben.
Die 2eute lparen totungliidli1. Snl
5anitatsmogen batte i6 5tpan5ig
S6merfranfe 81 beiorgen. Sic lagen
mie Saringe auf Dem SuBbooen auf
gang oiinnen Strpbldden. 8om 2ager
fubren mir oann nod Heidenberg, mo-
mir oie ganae Ma6t auf Dem 8abn-
|geleile auBerbalb bes 8abnbofes itan-
Sen. Rob einmal fonnte ih hiniiber-
i6auen nod Huppersoorf nit Der
Bilbfapeue 11no Dem lieben sSeIden-
Berg uno bon Der Seimat slbibieo
nebmen. Den n1hlten Morgen began.
men mir uniere Sabrt ins Blaue, -
cine Sabrt, Die i6 ME pergeiien per-
De. gs gab feine 8ebelfe fir bieie
armen &ranfen, Die meiit iiber feb.
3ig, manhe iiber a9taig Sabre ali
iparen, Die alle oie 2eibibiiileI BEND.
|tigten, unb i9on bonn 2ager mil
Durbfau eintpaggoniert pur6en
Niht einmal 8aiier sab es. INN bie
eine 2eibldiiiiel gu reinigen, Die id
| fir aae aman5ig Rranfe 5ur 8eniit
8ung botte. Sd batte fir ale au ior.
gen, baB iie etpas aus ibrem Sanb'
gepdd au eiien befamen, ilnb Bel BEN
lSbDanfen oes 3uees nnter ibner
berrm5utreten, - nit ipelder 8or
lli1t muBte i9 ba balan5ieren, Inn III
| lni6t gu perleten! sssn Der Na6t gal
| les fein 2ibt i'm @agen ln6 i6 muB
te mid nit einen1 &er5el bebelfen
oas id gliidli6erneiie mitgenomme1
bate. Sn Sbanoau BEL Dresden tpur
| ben mir in einen beutlden 3ug iiber
IIaoen nno famen am 3. Muguit biel
lin &ibnis an. Sd NOR bon Der Sabr
10 iiberanitrengt, baB id] mild bein
l2agerar5t bonn Oienite glei6 abmeI
lbete. Meine &ranfen tpeinten 5tpa1
|bitterlih, aber i6 fonnte es niht meb1
liAaffen. go fam ih nit breibun6er
Ian0ern in cine 8arade, mo mir 6i
|Qunrantdne abparten n1iiiien. Wie ej
1beiBt, lonen mir nod Straliun6 TOM
lmen 6as in Der N1be Der sSniel &ii
gen liegt. Mlle baben ihon grobe 5or
laen, Oh bort cine Berbienitmogli
Ifiir iie beitebt. 8ieIe baben bas Eager
|Ieben iatt, Dor anem tpegen Der Scott
IDas ipenige, bas lie mitgenomnel
lbntten, lit bereits ber5ebrt nn6 be
lGintopf i6meft ibnen niht. gs Il
lIebr ihtper fiir bic arnen 2eiite, ale
lin Mube an tragen. Biele iinb oarlin
tier, 6ie groBen 8eiis berloren baben
tDie grautenauer baben ibren Hfar
Irer nit un6 mir bntten am Sonr,tag
|abenb @ottes6ienit nit elmer berrli
Id,en 9reoigt. BieIe baben Die beilig
acnrnunion empfnngen. Sn meine
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-10-12
Br1trllt Et1rr zrltl1ng t,tdlt ah!

enn Iber 2eier oer Gage paet Mednnns fir bu
Siams erban ba nn6 Dir nt m5s it, itt bnen abresbetras
nsanben 10 bae n ab nbern uarte raba m Sue ben 8ag tell
Dei Ober besablen nnF r nben oa Seituns mter.
Abeennns bebent Ben gerIn clues alien Gnnbes nnb
einen Sdaben fir bic fatbolidbe EreFe.
Dn faunf ben Mbounemeat an ben Dp aineunb Oor 6as
Ipbnnm eef ber enen 9e ennben auf fol-
gen6em aormuIar:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-10-12
Aus hrr 9rtntat urrtrirhr1

Gin 2eier itellt l,ns bie folsenben
8riefe our 8eriiigung, Die oas gleno
Dem beltte Wiaionen bon
Mitmeniden berfaaen iino.
ltmiieoluneslager Gibnis, Weflen.
g burg, &uiiiihe Gone 3,
Den 13. Iuglit 1916.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-03-15
Miss. May Get
Negro Vets
Hospital

WASHINGTON 1890 Newspaper
publishers group reported today
that Gen. Omar N. Bradley told
them the Veterans Administra-
ton will probably build in Mis-
sissippi a second all-Negro vet
Grams hospital. Latest published
VA records showed plans for a
500-bed all-Negro hospital in the
Mississippi area had
been abandoned. VA has an all
Negro hospital at Tuskegee, Ala.
Eight publishers, attending a
three-day conference of the
Negro Newspaper Publishers As
ISOLATION, urged Bradley to in
tegrate white and Negro hospital
facilities and to build no more
Jim Crow hospitals.
Louis r. Lautier, N.N.P.A.
news chief, said Bradley replied
he personally favored integra-
ton, but feared it could not be
effected in the face Of local GUS
tom.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-03-15
nat. ARRAT
Silvia Hackett

Sunday School opened at Gas.
. At 1879 Rev. A. H. Gentry,
acting pastor, presented the
speaker of the hour, Rev. S.
P. Long. His subject was Gods
Hand Among the Nation" Text,
Luke 43:2. Offering, $27.35.
On the sick list is Sis. N. W.
Wheeler. $3.50 for the sick
was raised A banquet will
be given March 22nd in honor
Of our returning service-men.
Pvt. Mace Miles returned home
last week with an honorable dis
charge after spending 16 months
overseas. Pvt. Bright is also
discharged. Visitors here are
Mrs. 1ssac Nathaniel and Bro.
Jackson. Mission Band met
Wednesday at II o'clock. .
Home Demonstration Club met
at ! o'clock. Guest was Mrs. Ed.
dington, our Home Demonstra-
ton Agent. B. T. u. at $3.50
p. m. After a brief Bible drill
topics were discussed as assign
ed to Mary Lee Hoston, Irene
Harris, Florence Blakelv and
Roosevelt Watson. Jesse Black
well is president.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-03-15
MeGEHEE
Mrs. Doris M. Smith

Mrs. Mildred Bradley and Mr..
and Mrs. Percy Davis accom-
panied Mrs. Vertia L. Green on
a motor trip to Parchman, Missis-
sippi to visit Mrs. Bailey's hus-
band. Miss L. T. Harris, Mrs.
M. Bradley's sister, is here on the
sick list. Others sick are: Saun-
ders Alexander, Thomas Douglass,
Rev. Campbell, Mother jenkins,
Mr.. Stewart and Mrs. Celia Pink
ney. Edward Anderson and
Jack Dixon are here discharged
from service. The Modern Ma
irons Club met at the home of
Mrs. I. Walters February 18th.
The club plans a swell affair for
the month of March. &. +. The Pas
tors Aid Club met at the home
of Mrs. Sarah Lee February l4th.
The McGehee Chapel Church
had its second installation in SO
years Sunday when the second
pastor, Rev. M. Coleman was in
stalled.
Mrs. Jimmie Lee Williams and
Mrs. Beatrice Ellis made a bust
ness trip to Little Rock Monday
The McGehee Chapel Sunday
! School was conducted by the
Supt. Attendance, liz. Offer
ing, $17.56. The BTU was con-
Quoted by Director General. At
tendance, n. Offering, $4.62.
The Sunday School and BTU
topics were reviewed by District
Missionary, Rev. DIR. Sims. Bro.
Frank Gray, Superintendent;
Bro. James Cottonham, director
general; Rev. Minor Coleman,
pastor. Frank Hanley of Nc
Gehee and Miss Martha Ross of
Chicago, Ill. were quietly mar
ried at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
NJ Coleman with Rev. Coleman
officiating. Mrs. Emily Jackson
and Mrs. Jimmie Lee Williams
were witnesses. Mrs. Clifford
johnson left Sunday night to
visit her mother in Alabama. She
will stop over in New Orleans to
witness the carnival. Rev. J.
B. Coleman was installed at the
Rose Hill Baptist Church Sun
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Foy
are st. Louis visitors. Mr.. Foy
will enter the hospital. The
Pastors Aid Club met at the
home of Mrs. M. Coleman. Bust
ness was discussed and Mrs.
Coleman served a delicious sup
per of fried chickeno, salad, mac
aroni, hot rolls, drink, ice cream
and cake. The chicken house
of Mr.. and Mrs. z. A. Peete
burned Sunday. Mrs. Ethel
CASTOR made a business trip to
Little Rock Thursday. The
Modern Matrons Club met at the
home of Mrs. Pansy Whitney
The members were highly enter
tanned by the hostess.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-03-15

The Modern MatroH.' hib
held their annual lunAhepnk a
the home Of Mrs. Clara Radse
Sunday. Officers Of the fl1b
are. Mesdames E. X. ]. Haymun,
president; Clara Reed, vice pred
dent; Helen Jane, secretary: L.
b. Grandson, treasurer; M. y.
Home, assistant secretary; Oxen
MartiH -~a l.. Gul1edge. AN
churches are asked to attend the
revival 10 be held at the M. b.
NJ, College Week embracing the
second Sunday, March 10, A. q.
Reddfck, conductor. M. ED.
" cutting out with J. W. n. e.
has got the best 60 with l. A.. /.
NJ. M Is trying to cut ouG wAh
L. s. &. B. M is trying 10 CT
out with L p. E. NJ s. y
on with him D. B. Is cuttiug
out with H. M. b. r. is fan
ing Out sharp with H. S. :. ",
w. II on the beam with D n.
. X W. has the best 20 .rjglh
c. Y. Hal What nextf
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-03-15
GURDoN
Depriest Campbell

Mrs, Nancy Hughes is at home
from the Missouri Pacific hospi-
tai in Little Rock. Alma String
er, Mart Campbell and jim
Smith, Mrs, Hughes brother
from Dermott visited Mrs. Hugh
es in Little Rock February 18th
and 22nd, Rev. and Mrs. T..
o. Crudup were in Little Rock
February 81 and 22nd attend
ing the Bishops Council.
Mesdames A. r. Allen, Aline Ell
les, Josephine Mitchell and Vine
Brown were in Little Rock Feb
ruary 10Th at the Missouri Pacif-
lc hospital visiting Mrs. Nancy
Hughes. . Mrs. Elizabeth Harris
and Mrs. Florida Harper shopped
in Hot Springs February 22nd. j..
Mart Campbell attended service
at Boughton February "a. Ell
der G. T. L. Duncan held his
second quarterly conference at
the AME Church February "a.
Fine service was rendered. Rev.
I. o. Crudup is pastor. Harral
Norton of Seattle, Washington,
is here visiting friends and rela-
tives. He will return soon to
Oakland, his old home. Mr..
and Mrs. R. W. Harper motored
to Magnolia and McNeal visit
ing relatives. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Flora Gordon.
Peter Campbell and family were
in New Orleans, La, over the
weekend on short visit. Mrs.
Florida M. Rochell was in Port
land a few days ago visiting
friends. On the sick list are:
Mrs. Rosie L. Burks, Neal Sim
mons, Mrs. Mayetta Kirkendoll
and Mrs. Odessa Harper. Give i
all news to your paper boy, Os-
car Depriest Campbell that it
may get in on time. :. Mrs. Flori-
da Orleston and Sam OGDEN will
make a business trip to Prescott
Saturday. Miss Lydia West
visited her parents in Fulton for
the weekend. Mrs. Emmett
Allen and Mrs. Ethel Stephens
were visitors in Hope March l. :.
Pat Collins has returned home
from a vacation in New Orleans
with friends. Mrs. Minnie Pat
lilo, Mrs. Maud Juniel and Jim
Patillo motored to Arkadelphia
March LIST. Mr.. and Mrs. Alma
Stringer have begun construction
on their new six-room house
and will soon move in it. Mr..
and Mrs. Bill Stuckey have al
most finished their new home
and will move in in few days.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-03-15

Mrs. Lndfe Lewis, chairman u
Stamps Is at home after seryfuR
81 months in Jamaica. He -
ceived his honorable d1BeAarns
at Khsnaker. California.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-03-15
SMAcKOVER
Mrs. Goldie Caldwell

Mr.. and Mrs. John Bailey are
at home from Richmond, Cali
fornia. Prince Blackman left
Sunday for Milwaukee, Wiscon-
sin. Mack Willie Smith is sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Brice
are the proud parents of a fine
baby girl, Helen Marie. j. C.
Kelly has arrived after serving
three years and eight months
overseas in the armed forces.
Prayer meeting was well attended
Wednesday night. Thirty men,
bers were present. Sixty-one
persons were present at Sunday
School Sunday. Class No. won
the banner. Rev. johnson preach
ed a wonderful sermon at both
morning and evening services.
Mrs. M. S. LeGrande of Ell
Dorado was a visitor of service
and spent the afternoon with
Prof. and Mrs. L. j. Gurst. =.
Miss Ora Mae LeGrande visited
Miss Lora Vera Draper Sunday.
. Mr.. and Mrs. M. N. Lewis
visited Camden Sunday. Mrs.
Annie Mae Wilks of South Bend.
Indiana is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Leona Mcdonald. The Womens
Home Mission Society met at the
First Baptist Church Monday
with Mrs. Sylvana Caldwell
president. Rev. T. P. johnson,
pastor, taught the lesson. The
subject was very interesting.
Remember Thy Creator" after
which a repast was served by
the Social Committee. BENNY
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-03-15

measured Diseanqo
1esss1eep. Wyc., was - asaut n,
cause Indians considered ~ go
non M which II h Ioeste1 ~
sleepy dietant from several ol,1ae
Wyoming localities.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-03-15
Keen Bluegrass Growing

After bluegrass natures In June,
Its protein content, and hence its
feeding value. remains low until fall
rains start II growing again. Dur
ing spring and fall, It Is suggested
that bluegrass be kept from heading
out. II there Is not enough stock to
keep II down to a height Of 4 TO 9
inches. 1t is suggested that the grass
be clipped with a mower. This will
keep the grass growing and high In
protein and hence in feeding value.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-03-15

The talk Of parrot Is nothing b,,,
Q mimedc function. Many parrots
readily repeat all kinds Of sounds in.
GLIDING words and phrases Of human
speech. Perhaps the best talker Is
the African grey parrot. whose tail
ID red
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-12-14

CERTIFICATE CONCERNING USE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME

THE UNDERSIGNED, George Forzley
and Joseph Forzley, hereby certify that
they are transacting business as copart-
ners under a fictitious name or designa-
ton, not showing and disposing their indi-
vidual names.
That the name being so used by them
is sunny SIDE GROCERY" and the
principal place of business 1928 Fourth
Avenue South. Great Falls, Montana.
That they are the sole owners and pro
priet0rs of said business and the only
persons interested therein and their places
of residence are respectively as follows:
George Forzley, 1025 Fourth Avenue
South, Great Falls. Montana.
Joseph Forzley, 1928 Fourth Avenue
South, Great Falls, Montana.
That this certificate is made and win
be filed and published as provided BY law
Dated this 14th day Of November, 1915.
GEORGE A. 'FORZLEY,
JOSEPH FORZLEY.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
STATE OF MONTANA
COUNTY OF CASCADE -
On this 18th day of November. 1916. be
fore me, the undersigned, Notary Public
for the State of Montana, personally ap-
peared George Forzley and Joseph Forziey
names are subscribed 70 the within instrtl-
ment and acknowledged TO me that they
executed the same
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, / have here
unto set my hand and seal the day and
year first above written
HOWARD r. MANTON.
Notary Public for the State Of Montana,
Ny Commission expires 4-27-ze
(NOTARTAL EEAL)
Date Of first publication Nov. %, te4e.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-12-14
Purdoe IS Director
McCIunuIturi oil Co.

w. B. Pardoe, recent Great Falls
visitor, of Grand Rapids, Mich, was
named a director of the McClanahan
Oil Company, at company meeting
held recently in New York City. He
was named to continue as executive
manager of the company, a post he
assumed In May Of this year, fol-
lowing reorganization Of the 10
year-old firm.
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Send Draw Oh Co.-UnKE No. 4
NE SW NE 2S~9zN-06W
Roaming 70 set 9% In. pipe and shut
down for winter. I'd, 1850.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-12-14
MALE HELP WANTED

BIOLOGISTS, Observation-Disclosures pet.
rographers and petroleum engineers
wanted for service with major OH com
pany In South America. Salary depend
ent on qualifications. Applications may
be made In person or BY letter TO: Gulf
OIL Corporation. New York Production
Division, IL Battery Place, New York T.
n. Y. Room 1888
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-12-14

41724le2. open mr.. rec. small amount
gas, 100 IT. oil and so f. oil-cut mud
Top Amsden, 4143. Top Madison, 4z3S.
Running Tin. 4579. Swabbing 1877 grav-
ity OIL Installing pump.
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lotto no CRRpTTORs

Estate Of AUGUST WILLIAM BARTEI.I..
Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by the
undersigned Administrative of the estate
OF AUGUST WILLIAM BARTELLA De-
ceased, to the creditors of and an persons
having claiEas against the said Deceased, 70
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers
within four months after the first pubTica.
ton Of thia notice 10 the said Administer
trix at the office of GREENAN & MANTON.
3l3-3l4 Montana Power Bldg, the same
being the place for the transaction OF the
business of said estate In the County Of
Cascade.
Dated December 2, lD46
AMANDA BARTEIIA
Administrative of the Estate Of
August William Bartell Deceased
Date Of first publication Dec. Z, 1916. AZ
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-12-14
Qsaexly Field

CaIff0rmia-Hoist No.
c NE Sc 13-17N-77W
old well I'D. 427o. win deepen to Ten
sleep; drilling, 6156.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-12-14

Compression ratios In new 1947
automobiles are expected 70 be on
the order of eight TO one, or higher.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-12-14
MINING

CINNABAR MINE: Eastern owner win sen,
lease or take associate TO carry on de
velopment of the Crystal Mine, heart of
California quicksilver district. Living
quarters and mining equipment at mine
Good climate. Great profit possibilities
$1,000 win handle. Owner, P. G. Cox at
Plaza Hotel In Healdsburg, California,
for winter. I2-14-a
SPRING HILL NINE property Just outside
Helena - IL patented claims, complete
mill, all machinery necessary for opera
ton Has produced millions; priced right
for quick sale. Bowden-Cook Agency
Phone 766. P. o. Box s27, Helena, Mon
tana. 12-I4-b