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LEAVES FOR STATES

Mrs. Clancy Henkins and three children left on the steamer Alas ka for the states. They will first visit with the MT Henkins' mother in Washington and then go to Wy cming, Illinois to spend the winter months with Mrs. Henkins' parents. MT. Henkins plans to join his fam fly after the fishing season ends.
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ANCHORAGE ALREADY
 FOR 1,065 PUPILS

ANCHORAGE-There's a maxi mum of 1065 seats available in the three units of the Anchorage school plant, if normal classroom seating conditions are to be observed in the schools this year, Superintendent c. c. Caldwell announced upon com pletion of a survey.
 However, there are an estimated 1,400 students who will answer roll call when school opens.
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James Ralumbo, Thomas Lawson, Castle Parrish, Edward Evans, Charles Bowen. Donald Close, Ruth Close, Margaret Graham.
 To Ketchikan Arthur Sheppard, Fannie Sheppard, Anne Jewell, Lewis Crallevy.
 To Fairbanks: James MacKinnin Norrine Kun2, Ray Miller; from Fairbanks. Milo Mack, Albert Eide, and from Whitehorse Zaida B. AL len, Dr, Phillip K. Allen, Dawn Chapman, Jerry Chapman.
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yesterday on the steamer Alaska after spending the summer vaca- ton at Seward, where he was em- ployed by the Public Roads Admin istration. He plans to leave soon for College, Alaska, where he will enter the University. Dickie was a member of the 1946 graduating class at Douglas
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"(4:30 yesterday to 4:30 m. today) WEATHER SYNOPSIS: ridge
 
 the northern portion Southeast Alaska Alaska Another Pacific Ocean into the Eom Straits has fallen "A hours scattered points western Alaska scattered hunderstorms Washington Mountain northwestern tinued above Alaska
 MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN
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VISITING WITH MOTHER

Mrs. Leonard T. Campbell the former Lahore Kaufman, and her small daughter, Karen, are in Ju- neau at present visiting with Mrs Campbells mother, Mrs. Archie Stewart.
 Since February the Campbells have been making their home in Wrangell. They plan to visit here for approximately ten days.
 Empire Want Ads bring resultS'
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WEATHER BUREAU

Empire Want Ads bring results
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DOUGLAS
 NEWS
VACATIONS AT KETCHIKAN

Miss Edith Wellington left yes- terday for a short vacation trip spending a few days renewing ac- quaintances at Ketchikan, her for mer home. Miss Wellington is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. James Wellington and a sophomore at the Douglas High School.
 DICK MCCORMICK HERE
 MT. Dick Mccormick returned
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U. DEPARTMENT COMMERCE
 JUNEAU, ALASKA DATA FOR HOURS ENDED M MERIDIAN WEATHER BULLETIN
Laurel outlook., 1946-04-24
Carelessness Fatal

Four out of every five fires are
the result Of carelessness and can
be prevented.
Laurel outlook., 1946-04-24

The Board adjourned March 80,
1916.
CHAS. E. WICKS,
Chairman.
EARLE KNIGHT, Clerk.
Laurel outlook., 1946-04-24
citrus OUTPUT Jumps

Over a 3O-year period the average
production Of citrus fruit has in
creased seven times.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-25
PUBLIC SALE
WEDNESDAY, MARCH II
Beginning at 200 o'clock, the following;
FARM EOJTIPMENT

NJ
l--HORSE-l
One aged black work
Jersey years giving about gallon day; Jersey
old about 22 gallon Old giving about
3 gallon Jersey years old giving about gallon Jersey
old giving about gallon Guernsey Old giving
bout gallon black Jersey old will be fresh by day of
all white with white heter calf side second calf
with calf by side third calf brnde hefer will resen September
old bull Brown Swiss; white face bull 10
months old; bucket fed bull calf
weeks old.
CORN BEANS, and STRAW
About 140 bshe 2yeaod about 300 huhe of last
bales of wheat
TOOLS
drill hitch; Deere planter with
Deere
King wagon grain drag S walking pow;
pump and third horse
belt 30 6nch 40
long; breechng collars brides
aneouS articles
CHICKENS
About 40 yearod hens.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Florence blast heating Ceremont heating
other household articles
GEORGE H. UFFERMAN
CTandal, AuctiOneer Ralph AldTich Clerk
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: MT. VICTORY
BY MRS. NELLIE FOREMAN

Mr., and Mrs, Chas. Ragland,
Miss Caroline Scullin and Riley
James, of Roundhead, and Mrs.
Jane Elliott were Sunday dinner
guests at the Roy Robv home
Keith Holser returned home
Sunday, after three years service
in the S.W. Pacific. He was re-
Gently discharged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stiner, of
Celina, spent the weekend at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Boyd
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f. MouSer, of
Marysville, and Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
Brown, of Piqua, were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. O..
Z, Mouser. Afternoon callers were
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Mouser and
daughter, Patricia, of Derby.
The Friendship Circle met at the
home of Mrs. Helen Shifts, We'd
nesday afternoon, assisted by Mrs.
Grace Willauer. Twenty members
were present. Contests were in
keeping of st. Patrick's Day. Prize
winners were Mrs. Effie Kinney,
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Q BOXES CREEK
Ry MRS. HAZEL GRAY

We welcome Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Welch and children from Broad
way to our neighborhood.
Mrs. Hazel Gray was an all day
guest of Mrs. Winifred Disbennett,
on Thursday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenny Shirk and
Geneva Shirk and Gwendolyen
Gray were calling on friends in
York Center Friday evening.
Mrs. Ollie Patch and Miss Ollie
jackson, of Marysville, spent a
few days last week at the Dwight
Jackson home.
Miss Doris Jean Disbennett
spent the weekend with Dorothy
SanderSon, of Marion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Disbennett
and family visited with their
father, Thomas Disbennett, and
Clarence Keller, and Violet is
better. Able to be up and down at
this writing. We all hope Violet
a speedy recovery.
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field, came Friday evening for a
weekend visit with her brother,
Mr.. Charles Farra, and Mrs. Har-
riette Huffer, Sunday. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Brunk and daughter,
Carolyn Sue, also of Springfield,
were Sunday dinner guests and
accompanied Mrs. Cooper home,
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Heron and
daughters, Carolyn and Barbara,
and Mrs. John Troesch were Sat-
urday shoppers in Urbana. They
were accompanied home by Miss
Helen Holt, for a weekend visit
with her sister and family.
Mr.. John Clemons, Mr.. Reid
Clemons md Janette ClemonS
were Sunday dinner guests of the
formers son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Fleck and
family, of New Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Heron and
daughter were guests of the form
er's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Heron and son, Ralph, Sunday,
at family dinner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Reese and
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BY MRS. JOHN TRoEsCH

Mr.. Walter Howard underwent
a major operation Thursday at
Grant hospital. Mr.. Howard is in
a serious condition,
Mrs. Elaine Seward and son,
Larry, and Mrs, u, L. McCaulla,
of Springfield, were Tuesday even
ing guests of Mrs. c. B. Wood and
daughter, Miss Helen Wood, of w.
State street.
Mrs. Robert Jackson, of Provi-
denee, r. l., came last week for
several weeks visit with her par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. John L. Boy
Ian.
Bill Wood, U, S. Navy, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wood, arrived
home from San Francisco, Calf,
for 80 day leave. At the end of
his leave, he reports back to San
Francisco for his discharge.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gehring,
of Columbus, were Friday evening
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
B. Neer and family.
Mrs. Clara Cooper, of Spring
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MEMORIAL

The I.O.O.F. Lodge No. 664, of
PhariSburg, sponsored a memorial
service at the Pharisburg Metho-
rist church, Sunday evening, Mar.
10, in honor of Robert CleVenger,
who died at MarseilleS, France,
June 1S, 1945. He was an active
member of the Pharisburg I.O.O.F.
Lodge No. 664 until his induction
into the army. z. X. Corey, presid-
ed.
Prelude: by Mrs. George Fresh
water. Rev. Walter Martin, Rev.
Howard Mumma and members of
the lodge marching to their places.
Song; Holy, Holy, Holy. Scrip
ture from Luke, 10th chapter,
''Teacheth here to attain Eternal
Life, by Rev. Martin, followed by
prayer. Solo: THE Lords Prayer"
by Ted Disbennett, accompanied
by Ruth Ann Grey. Poem, Let Us
Pause Just a Moment for What
Life Means to U.s., by Mr.. Corey.
Frances Robinson read a history
of Roberts life. Song, 20 God Our
Help.
Rev. Howard Mumma, of the
Shepard Methodist church, Col
umbus, brought the message. Top
ic, Three Reasons Why Our
Young Men Went Out to War.
They were willing to give, to sacri-
flee, when the highest they knew,
was called, to the best they had.
They went hoping then their sacri-
flee, the common people, might
have justice. They went out and
made the supreme sacrifice for a
free country, our America.
Prayer for faith to the one who
gave his life on the cross to save
us from war and sin of the world.
Prayer by Rev. Martin.
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-THE UNION COUNTY JoURNAL MARYsvILLE, Q

Hanah Mccall and Dorothy Ends
ley. Guessing box was won by Mrs.
Alice Battles. A lovely lunch was
served by the hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Keller and
son, Stephen, and Mrs. Xenia kel'
Ter were Friday evening callers Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Phelps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Crouley,
of Columbus, Mrs. Lottie Foreman
and Mrs, AlviS Hart were Sun
day dinner guests of Mrs. Mary
Crouley. The occasion being in
honor of Mrs. Crouley's birthday
anniversary. She was the recipient
of some nice gifts and received
lot of cards, from friends,
Mrs. Trenton Williams, of Ken
ton, and Miss Betty Williams and
Berlin Ferguson, of Marion, were
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs, Olen
Williams.
Mrs. Geneve Beer, of Riverside,
Calf, arrived Sunday afternoon,
being called here by the sickness
of her mother, Mrs. John Holser,
who is soon to undergo an oper-
alton in the Antonio hospital in
Kenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Foreman
and daughter, Margie, were Sun
day evening callers at the M. f.
Chamberlin home, near Belle Cen
ter.
Mrs. Emma Harvey and Mrs.
Blanche Harner were Monday viS-
itors at the Jack Chamberlin home
north of town.
Staff sgt. Wesley Mouser arriv-
ed home Sunday afternoon after l9
months in Germany. He received
his discharge from Camp After
bury
MIR. and Mrs. John Quellette and
family, of Columbus, spent Sun
day at the Wilbur Keller home.
Mrs. Clarence Fraber arrived
home Tuesday evening after 10
day visit at the home of her
daughter in Tonawanda, N. Y,
Mrs. Carrie Wright visited at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Florence Jackson, in Columbus, a
few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Patrick, of
Marion, spent Sunday with their
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Fout.
Sunday guests at the L. S. Dick
erson home were Mr.. and Mrs.
George Small and daughters, Janet
and Jane, and Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron
Fllerman and daughter, Martha,
of Sidney, Mr.. and Mrs. Rarold
Petit, of Toledo, Mrs. Matte Batch
and daughter, Laura, of Bellefon-
taine. and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Sheldon and daughter, Pearl, of
Waynesfield.
Irwin Silvers, of Cleveland, a
former teacher in our school, was
a visitor at the Ed. Willauer home
Wednesday and Thursday.
Z. P. Golden entered Mt. Car
mel hospital, in Columbus, last
Monday and on Tuesday, under
went an operation on his right eye,
Charles Patrick and wife, of
Marion, spent Sunday with their
mother, Mrs. Ada Patrick, and Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Fout.
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MONDAY, APRIL
Beginning at one O'Clock.

Beginning o'clock.
2-HORSES-2
years mare years old good workers
16-CATTLE-l6
Red third calf; Brindle
Guernsey coming calf
Holstein II
Old coming fresh Hoen old coming with second
calf; Hoen
Old coming fresh Light Jersey Old fresh
Whteface
old coming with second calf Guernsey years old
old
calf Black Hostein old coming with third calf Jersey
years coming with calf; Black Hosten years
old, coming All April. Roam heer
TRACTOR OUTFIT
John Deere tractor plow, 2 discs, cIltiVatos
HENS
Five Turkey hens and Tom; White Leghorn hens.
IMPLEMENTS
Double single shovel moving machine hay rakes;
galvanized 2
traitor harness. pillow; roller;
fertilizer; l bushe timothy seed.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Some Household goods and other articles.
ISAAC BRIGHT
Simpson aucti0neers
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PUBLIC SALE

AS have rented my farm will hold cOsngOut sale at N
located miles Plain City, miles east of Irwin, IL mile
of Marysvie l8 miles north london State Route I6
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Milford Center News

son, of Columbus, and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. H. DeHaven, of Marys-
vile, were Sunday afternoon call
ers of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Dur
bin and Mrs. David Reese.
MIR. Ernest Trpesch returned to
his home Monday from ST. Fran
els hospital after spending the past
two weeks there. His leg is much
improved.
MIR. Marvin Heron has accepted
position at the Nestles milk
plant and took up his duties there
Monday.
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FRIDAY, MARCH 10Th
AT one o'clock, the following:


Consisting good 2pece ovesuffed living
Bosch cabinet radio: large size circulated heater
oVersuffed rocker;
records piano and soo three stands lamp bed
chiffon
sx10 rug walnut bedroom suite bed springs and mat
chest drawers and dresser 9Xl2 and pad kitchen
table kitchen kitchen cabne 25h box
dropeaf table, Apex electric washer
bed dresser beds; chest
drawers chest drawers wash stand dresser trunk dishes kitchen
utensils; chdenS bird
gold fish, chdrens cohng boys bicycle garden po
ladder; carbide
walk bicycle; sle
pictures rugs many other articles
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REGISTERED HOLSTEIN AUCTION
way City Delaware,
THURSDAY, MARCH 18TH, 1916
sO-CoWs. HEIFERs, BULLs-sO

O'Clock
80-COWS. HEIFERS BULLS-80
20 Fresh Closeup; Open Heifers; 3 Bulls
Deko Annie Wayne, Old classified very good
Sylvia DeKOI old, classified good.
Prospect Hayes 80 Step)
Mercedes old.
Classified 1870 57993 b
Abbekerk Burke Comet Mercedes, old
2yrod ROP 1082O h. 1890, 4219S b BF. The
bred LnWOod Senator Mercedes A Canadian 2y
old.
Hiway Maple Bonnie, lst calf heifer. Vaccnated.
Bred Bonhaven Apple Progessor (Son of Marsman
Shady Dale Donna Francy, Old
Bred Glenafton Ensign of Mar<sman).
Shady Dale Dixie Jewel Mae 4 years old.
Bred to Glenaon Rag Apple Ensign (Son of MarkSman).
c. v. Reflection Paulette, years
3-yr-old 4O1% 526 h. Rag
Apple Sovereign (Son Apple Sovereignty.
Hway calf heifer, Vaccnated
Bred to Hway Maple Sovereign Son of Monc Rag Apple SoVer
eign).
Inka BanOstne yrs. Vaccnated
Classified Good Plus ROP 2yrod 4280 lb 1890 Bred to
FIllview Mercedes Comet IIs dam 2O,75O lbs 43)
Rose Lodge DeKOl Dutchland, 3 old.
ROP a 2yrOd 1920 h. Ingeneuk
Months Old Bull, Rag Apple Mercedes Sovereign.
His dam 2yr-old
da. 1880 lb 1880 1922 BF.
l2 Month Old Bull POpulan Rag Apple Dictator
His 17,405 lbs $3.50. Sire'S dam 204O ID. 400.
10 Month Old Bull Eldrdge Mercedes Echo.
Dam 17,4 lbs Also. Sire's dam 20,750 Id. 43f6.
The hefers individuals
breeding Many of the other and ers have ROP
This herd
lines Several 40% and better BF Ranging in from LIST calf
heifers to years old.
All transferred
Calves sold separately.
10 GRADE GUERNsEYs AND JERSEYS
State Laboratory Tested Many CahOOd Vaccinaed
GUARANTEED TO BE AS REPRESENTED
HENRY CONKLIN
AuctiOneers John G. Baker Fred Simpson Ed F.
Lunch served Clerks: Jewell and ConkIinI
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RALPH HAWK
John Parr irs Auctioneer Sturgis Cheney Clerk
John Pfarr ir. Auctioneer
PUBLIC SALE

Public Auction residence
mile Route miles
MaryvIe, the right going 49,
a Petersburg,
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PUBLIC SALE

AS the undersigned leaving for Florida they will sell at publ
auction residence located North Fourth street
on
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Miss Sommie BoYkin
Hostess Honoring
Miss Doris Moncrief

Miss Sammie Boykin was Nos
tess to a group of young people
Sunday, August 4, at Magnolia
State Park in honor of Miss Dor
ris Moncrief on the latter's
eighteenth birthday.
The table was beautifully de-
corated with pink and white, the
color motif, and a huge emboss-
ed cake formed the centerpiece.
After lunch the group enjoyed
swimming and games.
Assisting Miss Boykin in serv-
ing were Mrs. Ed Moncrief and
Mrs. j. D. O'Dell.
Those. present besides the fore
going We're Misses Vera New
berry, Joan Hardy, and Mary
Louise Jordan and Horace Brad
ley, Everette Heiss, Hilliard Stat
er, Ed Mullen, Thomas Haney,
Jr., d. O'Dell and Ed Moncrief.
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Ocean Springs

Rotary Club had as its guest
speaker at the regular weekly
luncheon meeting last week Nnlle
Roberts. a member of the edi-
torial staff of the Chronicle Star
Advertiser, who spoke on in
creased representation in our state
legislature. Mrs. Paul Bennett was
appointed pianist and led the club
in songs. E. c. Brou became a
member. Guests were DR.. II.
Schmidt, DR.. r. Burdette and ].
w. Lockett of Biloxi, Albert Ham
ilton Of Jackson and K. T. Bur
we'll of New Orleans.
Visitors to New Orleans were
Mrs. Lynd Gottsche, Mrs. Arthur
Westbrook, Mrs. Karl Maxwell,
Mrs. Robert Deacon and Miss Eve
Ign Engbarth.
The Mems club of Ocean
Springs met at the community
house Tuesday evening and had
as guest speaker the Rev. f. A.
DeMilief of Biloxi. The. st. AIMS
Episcopal Guild served supper.
President Les Wiswell presented
Mayor Albert Westbrook with
a beautiful payel as a gift from
the club.
Mrs. Gus Nelson and son, Cliff
ford, have returned after a motor
trip to Charlotte, N. C.
Misses Leila Stalker and Edna
Chesnay of Roanoke, Va, are
guests of Mrs. Francesca Spencer.
MIS-. Carrie Ames has as her
guest Miss Dell Miller of New
Orleans.
Mrs. Ellis Handy has returned
after a visit with her son-in-law
and daughter, MI. and Mrs. Ed
win Lemon of Hot Springs, Ark.
MI. and Mrs. Harold Haraway
of Detroit spent last weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Thoraas.
Colonel and Mrs. c. l.. Munroe
and daughter, Lynn, have return
ed Wright Field, O., after a
months stay with Mrs. Munroe's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Allen.
Mrs Ina B. Westbrook is visit
ing her brother, f A. Towle in
Jacksonville, Fla, and her son,
Jack Baker, and family in Miami.
The local Boy Scout troop has
been r~eorganized under the lead
ership OF Joseph Ryan. There
are three patrols.
The w. d. c. S. held its pro-
gram meeting Tuesday afternoon
in st. Pau1's Methodist church.
Mrs. j. L. Dickey presided. Mrs.
Oscar Ifeffner, Mrs. c. S. Byrd,
Mrs. Roland Lovelace and Mrs.
Chester Snyder presented the pro-
gram.
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Brooklyn" and other weil-known
movies.
And the blonde Young musician
who blows the fiery lead trum-
pet is the band leaders brother,
Arthur Davis.
The band leader earned his
nickname at the age of twelve
while working--under the billing
of THE Child Wonder of Rhythm
with Jack O'Grady's orchestra at
the Grand Theater at Terre Haute,
Ind. A Texas minstrel, Lasses
White, tagged him with the name
after hearIcg the chandelier.
shaking voice in a primitive YER
sion of the double-talk set to
music. White called it real scat
singing"-an oldtime minstrel
term for singing with all stops
pulled out.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Cosper
have as their guest Mrs. v. G.
Hyams CT Natchitoches, La.
Staff Sgt. Gaylord Hall of Cha
mute Field was a visitor with Mrs.
J c, Wright and family last
week.
MRS. w. j. Odenbeck and son
have returned to Cincinnati after
spending two months with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Fay
ard.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Harvey
who have resided here for the
past year have left to make their
home IN Nashville, Tenn.
Mrs. Robert Potter has return
ed to her home in Norwich, VT,
after a visit with her mother,
Mrs. o. Wyerstall.
Mrs. Henry Attaya of Hunts
vile ana George Benton of New
Orleans are visiting their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. j. Benton.
Bob Forde arrived home last
week after his discharge from
the navy and is spending the
rest of the summer with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Forde,
Ted Simpson left Thursday to
resume his travelling for a limo
type company after spending a
vacation with Mrs. Simpson.
Mrs. M. A. Grace and children
of New Orleans are spending the
summer in their cottage here and
are Joined on weekends by Mr..
Grace.
Mr. and Mrs. Orwin Scharr AND
son, David, with Mrs. Gus Mel
son and Miss Nelson motored to
Baton Rouge last weekend.
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ycot" Davis ReuI
reut For Music
Dancers

The 18th street gymnasium will
come q dancers paradise We'd
n<sday, August IA, when Johnny
Scat" Davis brings his sweet
musical aggregation
De an engagement in Pascagoula
11hder the auspices of the East
1awn Dance Committee.
The dance will be from 9 p. m.
d l a. m. and proceeds will be
used by the Dance Committee
. continue the program of en-
<ertainment for persons living in
Eastlawn and other residents.
lickets are on sale at the 18th
Street Community building, Jit-
hey Jungle and Virgins No. | and
night they will be sold
lat the regular Eastlawn Dance
Committee dance at the gymnasi-
um. The price will be $3.50, in
GLIDING tax, per person for tickets
purchased in advance and $500
per person at the door.
A member of a musical family,
Johnny Davis had a regular job
playing his now-well-known
when he was ten years
old and his rise to fame has been
steady and sure. He played with
several orchestras, perhaps the
best known being Fred Warning
and his Pennsylvanians with
whom he played for seven years,
going to Hollywood to make war
sity Show" He also appeared in
filma, being featured in
Brother Rat, Cowboy from
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man with his face "blacked'
and expressed the belief TINT two
men had assaulted her while she
10y unconscious on her bedroom
floor.
Mrs. Bob Graham, who lives
in a neighboring apartment, re-
turned home just after moor on
Monday shortly after the assault
was said to have occurred.
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pEDIATRIcs DEMON
STRATION

Demonstration of new treat
ments for infants and children
will be given by DR.. Jerome A
Weaver, pediatrician from the
faculty of Tulane University
School of Medicine, at invitation
of the Jackson County Board of
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TRI-c ZONE MEET

The Tri-County Zone Meeting
Of the Methodist Woman's So
ciety Of Christian Service win be
held at the New caswell Springs
Church Tuesday, August l3. be-
ginning at 10 q. m. and ending
at 2.30 p. m. All the societies in
the counties-Jackson, George
and Green-are expected TO be
represented. A special program
has been arranged and life mem
berships will be presented at the
afternoon session. Dinner will be
served at the loon hour by the
hostess society.
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Escutuwpo Women
Notifies Sheriff
OF Assault Monday

Mrs. James Adams of Escat9w-
pa notified Deputy Sheriff John
r. McNeal and State Highway
Patrolman Bud Gray Monday
that she had been criminally as
saulted in her home Monday a.
bout noon by a negro who she
said rendered 5cs unconscious
with a blow ON the head.
Mrs. Adams, who was home
alone at the time Of the alledg-
ed assault, said later that she
was not certain whether her as
sailant was a negro or q white
Health Thursday. August Is, at
2 p. M. at the health office, DR..
Andrew Hedmeg, department di-
rector, announced. All physicians
are invited to attend.
Last year in jackson County
~ infants and children under
five aied,' he said. Each year
advances in medicine make il
|possible to save more children's
lives"
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A game similar to checkers was
played by the Egyptians as early
as 1900 B. @.