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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
Catholic

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 Hs ss Rev pAs1s Ss,.s and hs as. and s:so and T m The last Maas win he hish Mas sAeRD TiisS sfaiSsiSss %sss: T Rev asu
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 :$s E: : s;i :s::. ! .v asss.sa.. Msssss 7;se. s:s0. s'as ana iI ~ ". EEaEA ANU st FANts ts ao1tneHay4 Me9a-tne Rev Michael ksatins pastor. and the Rev John J. sL ..is asdsa.ssi sSa U. a.ss.-. s..-TA. a..
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 ss.ss .t . and is A Mas esashsassa s s n Js nsh. and hensdletion at 7;s0 D M
 sE. MlcmAELA asal Thamassan Aysnge-The Rev ,Iamee Mccermlek. pastor and the Rev Thomaa Guinan assistant Masses f:sa 2. 10 and II A. A RosAry and henadetien
 sf. ANfHONyA Prospect nnaa-Tha Rev John Me- Taagne paatcr Maasea al and t9sse A. M No eonfes- aons win be heard before Masses Confessions sni ee heard Saturday at P 1 and from % ?. A sE ... ss@NSss: Nssssss1-sns E ss eau' ksAs'nS' BENNINGTON. sE FRANCIS cfuMc@s ise Anas slsssa asan. ths nsV. sshn casasaush and ths Rev cnfgae-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16

possible feat of getting his is47 sheep over the arduous ao-day trek without the loss of . single animal. This is a really great achievement --an American epic--and the clim- ax of the picture Is built around Rosalio's accomplishment.
 Line has often been called a "one- man expedition" For years, equip- ped with only color camera. a train- cd scholastic mind. a feeling for beauty and an urge for adventure, he has been penetrating to remote parts of the world to bring back vivid documentary films and re ports.
 Preceding the Forum. from 2 to 7.s0 P. M. Miss Artiss devclt. harp ist and her sister. Charlotte devolt, viollnist will present a program of chamber music.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
Congregational

THIRD, Highland Asenue-The Rev Conner R. Lewis, pas oSr win 0 S A the l ss s Ss worship lg;ss A M Monthly meeting of the corpora Tuesday. p M wOmsns Get-Tosethsr ciss. wednes- 7: Bowman. special FRI agent from Nsw Haven. oAKyILIE USi6N-The Rev Oscar Locke pastor Church school s3e A. M. The Rev. Carl Hansen, di- chrsss cSspshs df cOnneS S 'as a p t % public worship. lo;is A. N He win also address the THoMAsToN FIiisT-Ths Rev Peter Macdonald, pastor Afrippas Rssponss. i6aS A NJ The Junior Choir vii BUNKER HHIL. Bunker Hm Aysnue-Ths Rev. Alan M fairbank. pastor sunday school s:4S A M. The Pos worship. A. M dialogue will be given on Every Member Canvas ey Mrs J Chester Little and Carl MddlebuFy Congregational Church Pilgrim Fellowship at MiddiebuFy P. M Junior Pilgrim Fellowship S;se TOi.aisGToS s EREScMThs Rsy Assasts Dsvss SsaS repPss Tssrss mssnF R.y HvD.x D..or sunday school. s;so A N. Worship service. ii "A, M.
 IsssE msH n % 'as Rs,sh an hoSs TSs,sss m
 Of West Terrng.on to meet at the parish house to isRINGF0RD@Ths Rev J eSorsaan smith pastor sun day school ss0 A. M Junior worship. ieas A. M Pub- noRRisGToS cESTER@rhs Rev c. Homer Lane. pas tor Church school s;so A. N. Worship service io;sS ITALIAN. Unlan Eam ssrssss-Ths Rev. Ss ihs sermon subject si the worship il A M Dsvo. sE6SSb %ss mss ssssahs Rev John C. walker pastor Repeat and Note Glow win be the sermon s ss a A ss sSs1 sSS 5srP asS S s ssP eGa
 Ssss srs S aSs ouSs % s at sR R. RSrsn S sai % A. M ch1rch school. sunday Noon Club s:se P. M S es%s: R.oa. :S S PeH M Fsass s
 ssso esf s R.ssn cSs s sra.r .s ing of ths Miss and NJ club: Tuesday. November ls.
 Ss ss.a, HsSsass 's Roy ssssss s.
 csSSss M.r,s. Aa ss sspg 1s'.s s & ssous M a Concerts ,n Dsssneer Han Friday: . P II JsaIos gss0 P. M Youth canteen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16

ravines. and forests.
 Line accompanied one herd of sheep on this journey, hiking the entire distance on the co day trek in order to film this little-known phase of American life. The sheep were in charge of Rosalio. a Mex lean her6er, and Pablo the camp cook. An camping supplies were carried on the backs of ten bur- ros. The whole film unfolds as Jae continuous and exciting adven- ture story: yet h order to reveal the contents, the separate aspects of the picture may be broken down as follows sheep Bridge: Through the Cactus; Insect and Nature Stu- dies: Tonto Basin: Solitude: Pleas ant Valley; Navajo Indians; Humor and Rosalio, the hero of the trip who accomplished the almost iEn-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
I4 Motorists ToAppeor For HeorinQs
 Stute Director
 To Hear Appeols'
 Of Loeol Drivers

Fourteen local motorists will ap. pear in Waterbury City Court Thursday for hearings before Fran- cis W. Hogan, Director offOperator Control of the State Motor Vehicle department. Of the l4 eight oi them will be heard on appeals for the lifting of license suspension.
 Names and dates of suspension follow: Charles E. Atwood of a Scovill Street, suspended Dec. 3, l94i: Adam Cernauska of 76s Bank Street, suspended Dec. 22, 1926: John DelNeero of g Ayers Street, sus- pended March 28, ie46: Ollie Wat son of 32 Canal Street, suspended Sept. %, le45: James l.. Steward of 86 Locust Street, suspended May &, le4l; Harold R. Wills of 120 South View Street, suspended Dec. Q, iee0: Leonard Turro of 30 Academy Ave- nue, suspended Dec. is, ie4s, and Harry Hapdle, Jr.. of oos Ia South Main StNet, suspended Oct. 10, iesR. Other local drivers are: Nathan Levine of Se Burton Street, Peter J. Leopizzo of osl North Main Street, John J. PeFrelli of al East- wood Avenue. Ralph Speniella ot 75s North Main Street. Bernard Marnick of lS7 Lincoln Street and Morris Dibner of lss Clinton Street.
 Three area drivers whose licenses have been suspended win also ap- pear before Mr. Hogan. Names and dates of suspension follow: Gerard Houle of T'homaston, suspended Nov. l4, l945; Walter E. Cleveland of Plymouth, suspended Oct. sl, le4i, and Vernon J. Rob.llard of wol- colt. suspended Oct. 2s, lsa6. Also scheduled for appearances are Tullio vedoTelh of Torrington and Alfred Haag of Plymouth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
Lutheron

FIRST, Spencer Avenne-The Rev. Robert Heydenrelch pastor A. M sunday school and Bible class lo.sb A. N Joint German English Commissioning Every Mem Der Canvass Service. There wi be 10 oerman service. Sewing by the ladies' the and supper Dec Tuesday P M. Brotherhood meeting. Wednesday P. N Combined Womens Missionary and Sunshine Society meeting Thursday ?. M Young Peoples So. cietg Friday P. M Intermediate League meeting. 6 P. M senior choir. Saturday A. NJ snnnior confrna- tion. sunday % Memorial sundsy-rotsnfest The last sunday in the church year Wednesday, Nov. 15 P M, Harvest Festival and Thanksgiving servioe
 ZION EVANGELICAL 2el Cherry Street.-The Rev. E. Einnr KFon pastor Church school e:s0 A, M. The spirit of Generosity win be the sermon subject ie;ts the Every Member Canvass wlil be eonmaaloned Re- meeting Of in the church, s:se ?. M. Postponed meeting Of the Idnna Circle at the home of Mrs Hannah 323 Orange Street. Tuesday, P. M Executive committee of the Luther League win meet at the heme of MT: and Mrs George r. Howe ss to bowl. "Wednesday f ?. M Church ehor practice ct MEs. william Maton's home. Holmes ATenue Thursday. TE0mAsr0N BETHLEnEM EVANGELICAL. Nsrsh Mala at Eiertrae ASenne-The Rev E. Einar Kron. pastor. Church school. 10 A. h. The Spirit Of 0enerosity wil Board members will the close of the service. Luther League November meeting in the social rooms TORRINGTON sT. PAuLs-Tha Rev William Hasgsrt, pastor English service. e:se M sunday school le:tb 4. N German service. n A. M Ladies Misson ouild. Peoples League, Wednesday. fs3o P M
 ST. SOHAss EVANGELICAL, Cooke Street.-The Rev. John \. c Mohrmann pastor sunday School. e;so A. N. The Unmereifu Servant will be the topic at the worship. ie:30 A. M Ladieg Social Club will meet at the home Of Mrs. H ziike. iss Greenwood Avenue
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
Course for Vets Starts Mondoy

A special lnstFuctl0n course m How to Operate . Small Business" win get underway st the Veterans Advisory Center Monday at 2 PM. The course Is sonpsored by the State Department of Education under the direction of James Tyreli.
 Speakers win include Thomas Nolan assistant superintendent of schools. Col. J. Peter Coszigan and others.
 Topics Of instractino will be selection of store sights. advertls. ing display, study of financial statements and reports. costs and buying. etc.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16

dreds of thousands of sheep ase driven from their winte: pastures in the Salt River Valley of central Arizona far north to the siAmmeT grazing lands in the high forests,
 It is a SO day trek through a wil- deFness of desret. cactus, naountalns,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
Boptist

zRsT csasr Grove street and csntE.l Aysa.sThs Rev
 David P 0ainaa pastor. The pastor will preach on ichristian Partnershp' at the worshp. le:ae A. M Morse Bsttiscn wil preach es geyond TFsalsion' at tor all High school young people ccsnsslor, Robert
 Intermadiate young people sssS P N Buffet Fellow ship h the Blue Room. Monday P M Meeting Of the Mems League. Ouesta speaker, pr. II. c. Chang. D- rector of Medical wos. for Vale n China Program ln charge Of John R Gainea Special music and refresh menta The women ot the Church invited. Tuesday
 P. M Regular meeting Of the Board Of Dsaeons and Wemsn Mlas Maud p.mmlek and Msa. John 4: Mckay WNl present the third study Of ~Nho Christian and Rncn.s Nnntna&ag Mira walter Ertz and Mra oete xnlka Th4reaaE ss1S 2. M. Iuaior cAoir Rehearsal
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
SALLY STICK, Hlgh school student, s5 Hillside Avenue:

T don't think SO. Tn the first place, I don't like fat men. They look too sloppy. I like well . groomed men-that make a nice appear ance. Fat men move slowly and they look sort of lazy. Of course, A"aa n
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16

pher Devine Masses z 6, O. Q, i1. Mass Harwinton Church e.30 TORRHNGTON, SACRED HEART CHURCH, 1aB Grove street-Th~ Rev. John zihaia pastor. the Rev Mar shall Fiip. assistant Masses 6:s0, sss0, 9 and ll Benedlction sunday afternoon at 22e T0RRGNGTOA. ST MARH.S CHURCH. Puiasad Stree1- The Rev John ? kowalsu. pastor the Rev. John A. Jank0wsk, assistant. Masses al s3e. S:3O and n. TOHRlNGlON, sS. PETERS CHURCH, Main The Rev William P. BotcellL pastor. the Rev. Fred ii.
 GOSHEN AND C0RNWAAA,-The Rev Joseph Cunning ham. Masses n a Q and m Cornwall,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
'"h's NY
 OPINION"
Question: Do you think fat men make better husbandsq
NhNU4 MANmERz, NaisA school student, DO KlnAgln nlFAall

W OW uu ' prefer a fat husband. Fat men just don't appeal to me, Of course, all the fat men I've ever known are very prosperous and they cer- talnly have Q sense of humof.
 But [ suppose the most ign-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
MRS. ESTHER oowRYCH, Factory Worker. Thomastoni

"1n a way, yes. I've Ob. served that fat men, contrary
 o the usual re. Jort. make good gorkers A n q
 he majority are rood . natured. [ suppose they are physically not as attractive as slender men.
 But to my way
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
Church Group ToSee Film
 Picture On Sheep
 To Dc Presented

A new type of color motion pic. ture s"Sheep, Stars. and Solitude
 win be shown bg Francis Q. Line a. the Second Church Forum Sunday evening, at Gss0. This Is the film story Of an important epic In Amer ican life. Each year several hun.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
RANDY DOwD, High School student, s89 Meadow Street:

"No. I don't. I ana the thin type and 1 ex. pect to make a good husband
 some day. More over. my father is c thin man and he's the best husband you could find. Fat is no indication q person is the hnuuV. goOd-ua-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
By Yordley
 Bond.St. April Violet Frosronee

TOujours Moi by Corday
 $5.O0-$lO.O0-$lS.OO Jet by Corday
 $2S0-$7.S0-$l2.5O Frenzy by Corday 5000 Possession by COrday $lO.OO L'Ardente Mutt by Corday $lO.OO Tzigane by Corday $lO.OO White Shoulders by Evyan $500 Gay Diversion by Evyan $500 Paris by COty
 S2.SS-$S.O0-$7.5O
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
Retail Sales Un 43 Percent

sales by Waterbury independent nzIailers were 4S percent higher last September than in September. i945. according to the monthly report of 6Ele Census Bureau.
 The report disclosed further that Waterbury, had a S5 percent gain z3 the first nine months of the EeaE. over the same period last yea. Xhe gain for September over Aug net was only one percent, however. zHa statistics show.
 Northern Ireland has contracted znT 3.ioo new houses.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
 HeoIth And Progress

Many people have found, that Poor Health Is the only thing which is stopping them from making pro- gress in trades. farming. business, professions, arts. music, etc. Through the aid o Chiropractic treatment, important distaTy in- formation and advice-many have recovered Good Health. Nov. they are making Progress and enjoying life.
 Specializing in this form of health service-here in Waterbury over s5 years.
 DR. H. WUNDRAcK
 LICENSED CMHR0RRACTO8
 office: lDe Bank St. (over Hilton ,store). Hours: Monday to eatur- day i0-i2. 2-s. T-8. Phone 4-i096.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
Methodist

GRACE Thomnsfsn Assnne WnieEsiileThe Rev Richard Mutt. pastor sunday School. e;aS A. M. The United Church Canvass the WorRhip will be, Ona Master, n A. M. Youth FellowEhip. ?. M. Young Adult Feoushins 7s3o F. M Scouts. Thurndny,
 1snier shoif Friday. s;se P M Senior chsaF. Erl- N1RBf NoHak Main ana aaslnsn sssssaszhs Rev sehn
 snnReys pastor. 'Worhy q Honor win De the pastors
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16

Prices of merchandise are being marked up in Nicaragua in antici- patton of expected further price inc creases in the United States.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
InterdenoninotionoI

GLAD HIDING TABERNACLE. Corner uHion and soafh Elm stfeeshenry Carlson, minister. sunday School ': M Morahip with sermon. P N. Worahlp 7ss0 F. Prayer service with charies walker in charge SALVATION ARMY. Cherry sirsst-Ad3utant and Mrs John Van Goald, officers charge sunday School 10 A Lt Charles Mcclellan will preach the sermon at the holiness worship, its3o A. M. Young Peoples service s;ls A Mrs yan Could yin preach the ser MILL PLAIN UNION, Henihmayd Ramd-The Rev Leon A. Dickinson. pastor Sunday School, g;s0 A. M chriss Congregation will be the subject at the wor. ship le:tS A. M Loyalty sunday will be observed piua participation n the United Church Canvass of Water bury. ne Junior Christian Endeaver wii hold an or 9aniHatlona meeting seventh and eighth grade young people P M. High School Young Peoples Group. esso P. M Marion pisFpont will apeak Ex- perences Co Germany while working with u.N.h.hA.' at the ladies Aid meeting Tuesday. p M. Choir hanFnn1 Wednesday, TS0 p M. Official Board special M8eenR Wednesday, 2. M
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
EDWARD TANEN, Shoe Salesman,
 a5 Mitchell Avenuel

wei, 70 they tell me. They 're supposed Co be good g natured
 That's wh at makes them fat
 But since I'm not a psychoiog- ist, my opinion isn't very reli. able. But Tim sure Of ne thing Fat men don't appeal to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16

nice dispositions But I think ap-
 uearance means an awful lot, too"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16

of thinking, that doesn't count. Character and personality are real. ly the only things that make a real person"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16

women. Co when they do manage to get e wife they want to stay married, and SO they're good to their wives"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16

excuse that they are only showing junior.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16

ttred type. of course, the women don't care too much for fat men. So maybe when they get . wife they appreciate them"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16

Breashless - $l.75-$S.5O-$6.7S Fabulous - $l.7S-$S.50-$6.7S
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16

7:ls P N. Aaul. and Hgh school chOlrs. 7:aE ?. M Essssr so sSs PhppaSs FiSSs 's s:so P cSd seS STs seks for chsye5 M or '"' f'h Hss s.Ft: Ma,sos slSSsh S:So 4. NJ coaplss ciuS. E. NJ
 Christion Science
 FIRST oHURtH or CHRIST, Corner nelms. aaa Mitchell assssssssFvcs' o:.s iO;ss and 5:so sunday g Christian science healing. Wednesday ?. N
 Advent Christion
 Rss s A%os rsss pss'S %s %SsseD aists NJ worship S"s' ?. ' noon "''' ""'"''' Church Of The Nozorene A; Rss Hyrs. ., nIsa,y % ss0Sss sssSS S so e' S c'fas sys sasis sss S aas ss s s subject
 Episcopal oAKsEaLE L. aLL sAlMTs-Tss Bsy Frank @ se.rss pas Young Peoples Fellowship in the parish hall s;sO AAL SOULS. us~es Terrace ena Hewlett slssst-rhs
 S"Tss E ssas ss O pss Sy ssS IT. "A The final appeal Of she Every Msnbs, cansss M S Sal. as tsass .ss sSsss i ST. JoHss. cornsr wssl Maln ana chuEsh ssrsess.Ths s sSs seS.o Ays aaSsy MSy
 prayer and ssrRon Ioss A M Young Paopls,s , Fsl. Si.S ,Ss xsss.s F:seis; s.ss D M ar and Sss Siss CHsIss cixIEi s.s s.ss:.Ts: sss Psss1,s;s q tss Kas ana n: sssssy school: EssssT ssS s.. sss%@S is:.s Tsiy I:pti:.: Monday. R M Two penny ' auction. Wednesday. PM ST. raC s | Rs. Robert .Is.s5 S.s wII celebrate Holy communIon. II A. NJ The entire s ssS sS'1 M ss FsS ss nssss sSnsa ss ssPssas R:'i :y riafg M Iass ns pas. ,Sr phss comnsn,on n Church seheoi a,s s;ls ss:. fs.i%s'se sa.f end ssr.Ssn io:sS A. M Church school iS;sO
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16

poftant thing In a husband h for him Co have . good head on his shoulders. Also c good disposition @ you can get along with him"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
Advent Christion
Church Of The Nozorene

Rev. Amos D. Page. pastor worshiI aOs30 A. M sunday school al noon Loyal Workers So ciety. P. M Worship P. M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16
Christion Science

FIRST CNUM1M OF CHRIST, Corner Holmes and Mitchell Asennes-services, i0.sS A M. and 1880 P. h sunday school io:sb A. \. Meeting, including testimonies of Christian Science healing Wednesday, F. M
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-16

CHURCH or ThE NAzARENE, ll East Main street The Rev. Myron N, Richey pastor sunday School 10 A. M Big Little Thlngs' win the sermon subject the worship. ii A. M Young Peoples Society s:t6 P. M The Great Physician will be the subject 7;so D. N. Prayer service. Friday, s;ss P. M
Evening star., 1946-02-28
ON The AIR TONIGHT

ON THE AIR TONIGHT.
W0P, 3:0o-Rithard Greene stars in The
Keenesi Edge"
WhAl. 8:30-Six educators discuss How
Can We Get Better Tedthen in Our Schools"
WRC, 830-0uis Nelson and Harriet Vii,
Evening star., 1946-02-28

Tilton and Jerry CoIonna.
WRC, o:30-Edwdrd Everett Horizon calls on
Jack Haley.
WRC, 10;O0-SeueiaY Of State Bynes
speaks on Harmony Among The United Nations.
WRC. i03O-Edward Arnold drops in.
Evening star., 1946-02-28

Hard visit Dindh Shore
- WTOp, 9:Oo-EIeanor sieber sings Brahms
Lullaby and SiaB in My Eyes" The or
thesira plays d KosteIanet1 arrangement Of
Enestos First Roumanian Rhapsody"
WRC, 900-BinQ crosby IS host 10 Martha
Evening star., 1946-02-28

Last minute changes IN
radio programs some
times reach The Star too
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-01-03

Mrs. j. B. Nichols returned this
week after visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Joe McCarty in jackson.
MIR. and Mrs. Ray McCarty are
visiting her father MIR. c. S. Mans
field.
Bobbye Blanton, Jane Harrington.
and Margie Norwood left this week
for MSCW.
Roy Williams, Sam Stein and Da-
vid Comfort of State College spent
Christmas holidays at home.
Friends are happy that DR.. Hyde
is improving and returned home
from the Monfort Jones Hospital in
kosciusko Wednesday.
Mrs. A. l.. Stevens and Mrs. H
II. Hightower are able to be up after
having flu.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-01-03

! Mr.. and Mrs, Jack Myers and son
are visiting their parents this week.
+, Mr.. and Mrs. Buddy Mitchell and
daughters of Monroe, La, were
guests of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
"A. w. Mitchell during Christmas.
MIR. and Mrs. Raymond Elmore of
kosciusko and sons were guests of
MI. and Mrs. William Elmore Christ
mas.
j. A. Richardson, Chief Fire Con-
trolman, US Navy, has been honor
ably discharged from the Separation
Center in Nashville.
Howard Morton and Ray McDan-
iel returned to their homes in Good
man Wednesday after serving over
seas for several months.
Jean Terry of Goodman under
went an appendectomy at the Bap-
, fist Hospital in Jackson.
Friends will be sorry to know that
Mrs. James Kolb had to be carried
to the Baptist Hospital in Memphis
Wednesday night.
Mrs. w. E. Thomas has returned
from Chicago where she visited Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Christopher. Mrs.
Christopher accompanied her moth
er home for a visit.
MIR. and Mrs. Bill Tucker were
recent visitors of Mrs. fuckers pa
rents in Yazoo City.
John Clifton St. Clair of Mem
phis spent Christmas with his moth
er, Mrs. Annie st. Clair.
Miss Weir Kyle met her husband
in San Antonio, Texas last Thurs
day. Capt. Kyle has just returned
from duty in the Pacific Area.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hughes of Jack.
son spent Christmas with her pa.
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Durham.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Niles Pickett and
little son visited friends. in Duran,
Monday. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Stevens anc
children spent Christmas with hi.
parents, Mar. and Mrs. A. L. Stew.
ems. Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens returned
to their home in Pensacola last
Thursday. Bob Clark and Mary AM
left last night to 60 to Pensacola.
We are glad to report that Mis-
Frances Allen is able to be up aftel
being treated for pneumonia in tn,
columbus Hospital She expects I,
resume her teaching duties mex
IWeek. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. McConaghy Of Mo
bile, Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3. Clements o
New Orleans and Mr.. and Mrs. L
A. Clements and baby Of Artesis
visited their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
"a. B. Clements recently.
Rachel Mcclellan, Mildred Mitch
ell, Ann Garner and Marguerite Rog
ers were home from Holmes Jr. Col
lege for Christmas.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-01-03
Personals

Sgt. Harold Davis is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks Davis
Sgt. Davis will leave January 18th
enroute to Japan where he is sta
toned.
MI. and Mrs. G. B. Ramsey and
sons, George and Dero spent Sun
day with his mother, Mrs. G. B.
Ramsey.
MI. and Mrs. Teddy Stout of Jack
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Seay, and
Miss Edith Rhyme of Oxford spent
Christmas with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ross Rhyme.
Miss Alleen Ramsey and Miss
Elizabeth Ramsey left Tuesday af-
ternoon for their school duties in
kosciusko and NatcheZ.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-01-03
Clubs
Society

Mrs Homer Terry and Mrs. j. H.
Hardin were guests of Mrs. j. l..
MCGOWAN in Winona Tuesday.
Mrs. j. H. Hardin received a tele-
gram Tuesday from her husband,
who has just landed on the West
Coast. Sgt. Hardin expects to be
home soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Kicks have re-
ceived word that Pfc. William Kicks
landed on the East Coast Sunday
and will be home soon.
Edward Rhyme is at Camp Shelby
receiving his discharge. He will be
home sometime this week.
MI. and Mrs. Marcus Love. ST..
and Robert spent Thursday in Jack
son.