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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-02-01
APDOVANOTIEJI

Kovo 1916, 1920, Lenkai puole musu from
ia Turmonto - Kalkunu ruoze. 9 p L. K Wy
tenio pulko kuopai teko puti Guravijos kai-
ma, kuriame buvo Lenkai, Pc susisaudymo
Lenkai aptilo Reikejo eiti apziureti kama,
mes buvo manoma kad Lenkai uzsislepe laukia
Lietuviu. Neatsiradus norinciu eiti zvalgybon,
eilinis JuozaS Karenauskas pats savo noru pasi-
siul5 eiti istirti kama. 10 drasu pavyzdi paseke
r kit kareiviai. Pasekus jiems pirmuosius
kaimo trobesius, vel ivyko susisaudymas ir Ka-
renausko drauga atssake toliau eiti, mes bio
jo Lenku klastos. Tada Karenauskas pats vie
mas puole kaimelin. Inejus jam vienon trobelen,
j is pasalu puole SUI durtuvu rankoje Lenkas.
Karenauskas drasiai, vi<riai Lenka nugalejo,
nuginklavo paene neaisven ir priverte parody
ii, kur yra kulkosvaidis. Lenkas, Karenausko
verciamas, istrauke is po lovos kulkosvaidi ir
atidave j Karenauskui. Karenauskas SUI atm
IS Lenko sautuvu ir kulkosvaidziu ir belaisviu
vcdnas laimngai gryzo prie savujQ.
Us Lett. Juodekos pranesimo is veikiancios
armiios 1920. vi. 24).
W drasa bel sumanuma Karenauskas ap-
dovanotas Vyties Kryzumi
Bus daugiau)
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SAUNIAI MIf<ESIME VASARIO 16-TA
ZYMIOS ORGANIZACIJOS
REMIA REZOLIUCIJAS
LIETUVOS BYLOJE

CHICAGO, I'll. - Kol gyva
bus Lietuviu tauta tol Vasario
16-ta bus NUNS svarbi svente.
Praeityje ta svente minedavo-
me SUI didesniais ar mazesniais
prisirengimais. Bet symet ia
svente privalome mineti su ru-
pestingiausiu atsidejimu. Mat,
Lietuvos priesai jai nori kry-
ziu statyti. Tat rodykime pa
sauliui kad Lietuviu tauta te-
bera gyva ir kad il nei nesi-
rengia zengti j graba.
Chicagoje, Amerikos Lietu-
viu Misiia, kooperuojant Mar
guciui, emesi isanksto planuo-
ii priderama Vasario 16-tos
minejima. Sudarytas planas
jay sekmingai, vykinamas. Tu-
resime saunp pokili vidurmies-
clio viesbutyje, Morrison Hotel.
Menine programo dali ispildys
Margutis, o kita dali pildys
Americas Lietuviu Misijos va
dai. zymus Americas vyriau-
sybes pareigunai specialiai is
Washingtono atvyks dalyvau-
tt musQ iskilmese.
symet Vasario 16-ta pripuo-
la sestadieni, bet del patogumo
if didesnio pasisekimo jos mi
nejimas nukeliamas j sekma-
dieni, Vasario II. Chicagieciai
Dirvos skaitytojai del rezerva-
ciju Siam pokiliui prasomi krei-
pits j Marguti, 6755 So. West
ern ave., tel. Grovehill 2242.
Taigi mes Chicagieciai -
Rengiam sukakti mineti,
Kvieciam pasikiemineti,
Mars j puota tn ir as.
Ten bus draugu suejimas,
Ir nauju pasizinimas,
Kiekviens drauga ten sau ras.
Ten Marquis dalyvauja,
Atves foniu pilna sauja,
Ivair'mu bus CANA.
Ir ka Misija padare,
Kaip del laisves eina kare,
Ten visiems bus pranesta.
Tada juokas els j Sail,
Mes atliksim save dali,
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Baisenybes Lenku kaleiime

Lenkai mus pusnuogius suvare sarvuota
traukini, nuveze j Vilniu ir nuvare j kaej jma,
kuris yra netoli Gedimino piles ant Neries kran-
to (Antakalnio kalejimas). Prmas trys dienas
Lenkai visiskai nedave NUNS valgyti. juk
mes nuo itempto kovojimo buvome basiai pa
varge. Neapsakomai kankino mus alkis.
Po triju dienu eme NUNS duoti ruda virala,
panasu j kava .Jame neko maistngo nebuvo,
isskiriant truput zirniu ir druskos. Nuo to-
kio maisto tarp musu pradejo mirtis svaisty-
tis. Kiekviena nakti il pakirsdavo kuri nors
musu drauga. Be gallo kankino mus ir parazi-
tai uteles. Jos, siurbdamos musu krauja,
naktinlis nedave ramybes.
Kaleiime Lietuviu buvo ape 800, bet musu
skaicius dena denon Wis mazejO. Venus is
musu tarpo isskyre amzinybe, ktus nusilpneju-
sius kankino ligos. IS trisdesimties musu LIMO
pestninku pulko belasviu taip pat keli mire
kalejime.
AS susirgau plauciu uzdegimu. Du Len
ku kareiviai nuvare name j Lietuviu komiteto
ligonine. sioje ligonineje radau jr daugiau SER
ganciu Lietuviu belaisviu. Veau ligoninen at
varydavo naujus ligonius. Vieni ju pasveike
buvo varomi atgal kalejiman, kiti cia pat
mirdavo. AS, isgulejes dvi savaites ligonineje,
pasveikau ir taip pat buvau grazintas kaleji-
man.
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Mus apsupo, sueme, sumuse, apiplese

Bet koks nusivylimas! Ir is cia pasipyle
priesu ees ir Suviais mus pasveikino. Mes ne
tekome bent kokios issigelbejimo vilties, pasiju-
tome bejegiais mes vsi issigebejimo keliai prize
SO buvo uzkrsti. Lenkai sukomandavo NUNS
nesti Sautuvus. Neturedami soviniu ir maty-
dami gausybe atkreiptu mus priesu $autuvu,
pasidaveme. Tada Lenka puole mus kap isal-
Ike vilkai savo grobi. Xiii norejo j mus saudy-
tt, bet buves jais kapitonas uzdraude Ne
leidus musu zudyt, kareivai savo pagieza is
liejo, mus muSdami ir apiplesdami. Ateme ne
tik drabuzus, bet is kai kuriu net r geresnius
baltinius.
Nespejus man pazvelgti kes, negailestn-
gal Lenku sautuvu buozems musamus draugus
kai prie names prisokes vienas Lenku puskari-
ninkis suktelejo: "ochotnik!" (savanoris) ir kir-
to pora smugu per aust. siltas kraujas api-
pyle n1ano veida bet as priesui atsakiau tk
reksmingu paniekos zvgsniu. AS tuojau su-
pratau, jog Lenkai palaike name savanoru
kuriu visi presai ypatngai Mckenzie.
Nuo musimo nemazau nukenteio ir kiti
mano drauga
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(Tesinys is pereito nr.)
Mes isleidziame paskutinius sovinius

Mes sustojome saude ir neramiai zvalgemes,
cia prieso, cia savo uztvaros pusen, laukdami
pagalbos. Taciau pagalbos niekaip negalejome
sulaukti. lr, uzuot. .sulauke pagalbos svydome
nuo musu uztvaros puses artejancias Lenku
eiles. Mes supratome gudra priesu apgaue,
lr Wis delto vylemes per kova is prieso spastu
pasprukti.
Musu akys didzausiu demesiu seke kick
vena prieso judesi, igudusios rankos leido j
priesa taiklius suvius. Nors vienas ar kitas is
Lenku parkrisdavo, bet ju tankios eiles Wis ar
ciau slinko. Ju suviai Wis dazniau ardydavo
musu apkasu zeme.
Pagaliau mus istiko liudniausias dalykas
mes pabaigeme sovinius. Issgelbeti nuo priesu
neaisves bepako NUNS tik vienas budas -
pahegt Taip mes ir padareme. Sokome is
apkasu ir BECOME az artimiausio ukininko kluo-
no. Lenkai, NUNS begant, ypac suskato j mus
saudyti. Taciau kaip keletas mano draugu su-
klupo, bet kit JUGS pagriebe ir begdami nesesi.
Name pagavo nepaprastas pyktis. Milines
kiseneje uzciuopiau dar pora soviniu Puoau
ant zemes ir, sustumes sovnius sautuvo san
deli, norejau sauti bet sautuvas uzkliuvo. Be-
ges saulia names draugas tai pastebejo, pagre-
be is names sovinius r, guledamas salia ma
nes, du kartus ssove j priesa suviai buvo tai
klus du Lenkai sukupo.
Apsaude siais paskutiniai soviniais Lenkus
vel sokome begti paskui savo draugus. Nuns
pasokus, kelios priesu kulipkos smarkiai NUS
piege pro sail. Kuno jos nepaliete, bet kap
paskui paaiskejo, pervere mnes skvernus.
Vieni suzeisti, kit sveiki pasiekeme uz-
kluone. Nuo cia jau buvo netoli krumoksniais
apauge kloniai. Mes turejome vilties, jog tuose
krumoksniuose tikrai pasisepsime il issgelbe,
SINE prieSo.
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kaip lietuviai savo Laisvq gyne Is metal atgaI
Sulaukeme isganymo dieros

Gulint NUNS ligonineje ypatingal mus sell
pc Lietuviu komitetas. Bet ypac mumis rupi-
nosi Lietuvates gymnastics. Jos. neturedamos
pinigu, parduodamo savo zedus, apyrankes, aus
karus ir kitka kad tik nuo mirties sgelbetu sa-
vo brolius karius.
Pagaliau suzinojome kad Lietuva su Len
kija gret keisis belaisviais. Dziaugsmo nuotai-
ka pakele musu upa. Mes ememe dainuoti ka-
riskas dainas. Kaejimo sargai sokdavo mus
musti, bet mes prie musimo jau buvome pri-
prate. Sargams isejus, mes ir vel imdavome
dainuoti
Atejo ir laukiamoji dena. Musu isbadeje
ir suvyte veidai vel isvydo besisypsancia sau-
lutte. Keetas Lenku kareiviu nuvare mus is
kalejino j geleznkelio stoti.
Mes buvome varomi per turgavete. Kur
tik pastebedavome valgomus daiktus, tuoj grieb-
davom ir valgydavom. Kareiviai stengesi mus
nuo to sudrausti, bet niekaip negalejo, mes mu-
su isbadejimas buvo nesuvaldomas
Taip begrobstydam valgi, buvome atgaben-
ii j stcti. Cia jau radome parveztus is Lietu-
vos Lenkus belasvius. Pamate savo priesus,
gryzusius is Lietuvos nelaisves, norejome pulti
su jais j kova, bet musu karininko buvome su-
drausti. Karininkai nurode NUNS skirta trau-
KIM, k1riuo ir buvop,e nuvezti Kauna
Kelione Kauna buvo labai linksma, mes
buvome aprupinti maistu, kai kurie net ir
drabuziais. Drabuzius gavo tiktai tie, kurie
is kalejimo j stoti buvo atvaryti tik vienais
batiniais. IS kalejimo, kick prisimenu, buvome
atvaryti prizes pat Kaedas 1920 m.
Traukinyje bevaziuodam nuosirdziai kabe~
jones SUI savo karininkais apie sunkius percy
venimus nelaisveje.
Kauno stotyje iskilmingai mus pasitiko su
karo orkestru. Gausiai susirinkusi visuomene
graziai mus apdovanojo ivairiais daiktais. Mes
n,at5me, kokiomis gailestingomis akimis lydejo
mus susirinkusieji, mes daugelis is ju niekad
nebuvo mate taip isvargusiu zmoniu, kaip mes
Mus nuvede j FRA pestininku pulka ir tie
siog j pirti. Cia mes issiprauseme, nusiskuto-
me barzdas, nusikirpome plaukus ir gavome nau-
jus rubus. Ir vel pasidareme panasQs karius
Pabuve kuri laika 2-me pestirinku pulke,
gry7ome savo dali. Mus pasitiko gausingi
draugl sveikinimai. Ir ilgai dar su draugais
kalbejom6s Wis naujomis mintimis besidanda-
mi. Ypac kabejomes apie tai, kaip mes atei-
tyje kovosime ir atsyginsime uz NUNS pada-
rxtas skraudas. Mes laukeme nauju karo zy-
giu, nauju nuotykiu, is musu krutiniu liejosi
karo dainu garsai.
IS brolio Vinco, tarnavusio 1 p. pulko
mokamoje kuopoje pasakoiimo uzrase
J. Zemaitis.
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tik yra Sick tick Lietuviu tenl
teesti pamineta Vasario 16.
KITOS SVARBIOS zINIOS
Placiai Americas Lietuviu
visuomenei bus svarbu suzino-
ii kad Chicagos Amerikos Le-
giono Dariaus Gireno Postas
vienbalsiai nutare remit Ame-
rikos Kongrese inestas rezoliu-
cijas reikalaujancias grazinti
Lietuvai nepriklausomybe.
Postas ta reikala remia ne
vien zodziais, o taipgi darbais
ir lesomis. Posto nariu lais-
kai su prasymais stoti uz musu
rezoliucijas pasieks visus sena-
torius ir kongresmanus. Pos
tas yra galingiausia ir itakin-
giausia Chicagos Lietuviu or
ganizacija. Postas yra gera
rodykle Chicagos Lietuviams.
Gerame darbe Posta paseke
ir Lietuviu Vaizbos Butas ir
Lietuviu Advokatu Draugija.
Ir sios organizacijos pasistate
sau uz pirmaeili darba veikti
kad Rezoliucijos kongrese bu-
tu pervarytos.
Toliau, svarbu ir idomu pla-
ciai Amerikos Lietuviu visuo-
menei zinoti kad Chicagos Re-
publikonai ivertino Amerkos
I.ietuviu Misijos pirmininka
Adv. Antana Oil ir pastate j
), ,kandidadu j Sanitary District
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trustisus. Chicagos Lietuviai
nesigailes nei darbo nei lesu
kad Adv. Oils ta garbinga VIE
ia laimetu. Sp. Kom.
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Skelbirnai Dirvoje
SOC uz viena karta
iris kartus uz S1.0O

Smulkus skelbimai Dirvoje,
kaip tai namu pardavimas, is
nuomavimas, kambariai, pa
jieskojimas gininiQ, talpina-
ma Soc uz viena karta, iris
kartus uz $1.00. Priduokit
gatavai paraSyta.
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Paminesime rimtai.
Reik prizes meska protestuoti
Kacapyne laukan sluoti,
Ginkim Lietuva sventai.

Kitu koloniju Lietuviai neat
silikite nuo Chicagieciu. Kur
Evening star., 1946-04-27

pnc what admirable setting California
quality Woodward lothroP
sooth The rounded
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follow the
table unbreo$6e85
Fourposon Single pictured Double $50
table with
enjoy parties porch all
w&- summgF Fnume.s Floor
black
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Dan River yorn-dyed Sizes 10 to lo
$10e5. BoeshouIdered Dress S11.95
Skirt midf $795 Shorts bro together $lO95
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Laurel outlook., 1946-11-13
Miss Lydia Frank
HOnOred At Shower

A prenuptial shower at 2 o'clock
Sunday at the L. L. club honored
Miss Lydia Frank, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Frank, who is to
be married Sunday, Nov. "a, to
William Schneidmiller of Walla
Walla, Wash. Hostesses were Mrs.
Philip Frank, Mrs. Alex Frank, Mrs.
Manuel Frank and Mrs. Henry
Frank.
Out of town guests were Mrs.
Sam Sitzman and Mrs. John Sitz-
man of Park City, and from Bill
ings were Mrs. Chris Walter, Mrs.
Jake Neibauer, Mrs. Chris Rudio,
Mrs. Dave Wagner, Mrs. Herman
Besel, Mrs. Ishmael Yost, Mrs. John
Yost and Mrs. Henry Reiter.
Highlighting the afternoons en-
tertainment was a mock wedding
with the principals appropriately
costumed, wearing lace curtain wells
and carrying vegetable bouquets.
Mrs. Jake Kautz took the part of
the bride and Mrs. Ishmael Yost.
that of the bridegroom. Mrs. John
Yost was the brides father and
Mrs. Manuel Frank, her mother.
Best man was Mrs. George Ruff
and Mrs. Alex Ostwald was brides
maid. Ringbearer and flower girl
were Mrs. Henry Frank and Mrs.
Fred Schiller. The Ceremony" was
performed by Mrs. Herman Michael
as minister and wedding marches
were played by Mrs. Adolph Kam-
merzell.
The remainder of the afternoon
was spent at bingo for which prizes
were given, after which the hostess
es served a lunch.
Laurel outlook., 1946-11-13
O. NJ: T.. \! Wold Y. d. q; Co.
LaureTs Own Store Since 1909
Laurel Happenings

Family members who were here
from a distance to attend the fun
eraL services for Mrs. Lydia Leath-
ers returned to their homes during
the week. They included Captain
and Mrs. R. A. Weir, who drove
back to Fort Worth, Texas Thurs
day; Mrs. w. T. Rogers, who left
for her home in Vancouver, Wash.
Friday and L. B. Leathers, who re-
tuned to Helena Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Partridge
of Billings were dinner guests Sat
urday of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard B.
Busby and attended the Armistice
dance at the gymnasium.
Mrs. ]. F. Boucher, Ais Washing
ton, returned this week from the
0eaconess hospital in Billings where
she was a patient for 10 days fol-
lowing an operation.
To observe the birthday of her
son, Charles, Mrs. C. w. Mogan
was hostess at lunch recently.
Among the guests were Charles
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Sparks of the Trewin community.
Mrs. Fred Reil was hostess to
the German Congregational ladies'
aid meeting Thursday evening and
served a lunch. The meeting was
held at the church with Rev. Theo-
dore C. Strobel conducting the de-
votionals.
Among those from Laurel in at
tendance at the funeral services in
Billings Saturday at the First Con-
gregational church held for Harold
Glantz were Mrs. George Frank and
Mrs. Manuel Frank. Pallbearers
were the six brothers of Mr..
Glantz. Services were in charge of
Rev. H. G. Pfieff and Rev. T. F.
Rutledge Beale. Burial was in
Mountview cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Frickel an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Jane Frickel of Bill
ings to Herman Streck, son of Mr..
and Mrs. George Streck. The we'd
ding is to take place in February.
Mrs. Earl Helburg, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Bliss, left with !
her infant daughter, Stephanie Joy, |
by plane last week to join her hus-
band who is stationed at Alameda,
Calf. !
Laurel outlook., 1946-11-13

Thanksgiving meeting of the club on
Nov. 25.
Presiding at the business session
was Mrs. Mona Pewitt, who ap-
pointed several committees to have
charge of the arrangements for the
annual dance to be held at Riverside
park, Saturday, Nov. 80.
Miss Grace Stadalman was named
general chairman, and she reported
that Green's orchestra had been OBJ
tanned to provide the music. Dur
ing the meeting the matter of the
students loan fund of 5000 was
again brought up for discussion.
A dessert dinner which preceded
the meeting was srved by CO.
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B. P. w. Club Sponsors
Snow White Stage Play

Mrs. R. P. Palmer has announced
that a stage version of "Snow
White and the Seven Dwarfs" will
be presented at the Fox theater in
Billings Wednesday, Nov. 20, un-
der auspices of the Business and
Professional Women's club, of which
she and other Laurel women are
members.
Tickets are being sold here, she
said, at the Billings Gas company
office. The stage production is not
a motion picture; it is presented by
singing and dancing cast from
New York City.
Matinee and evening performance
es will be given.
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The Outlook Says:

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Young, par
ents of Mrs. Carl Burke, observed
their sixtieth wedding ANNIVERSARY
recently at ther home in Hedges
vile. Mr.. and Mrs. Burke have six
other children, 10 grandchildren, IA
great-grandchildren and one great
great-grandchild.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Curry and
daughters, Annette and Paulette
were guests Tuesday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mike Brano.
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ROtana Club Hears
Book Review; Plans
For Annual Dance

Nineteen members responded to
roll call when the Rotana club met
Monday evening at the home of
Miss Pearl Davis. Featured at the
meeting was a book review given
by Mrs. Campbell Calvert. She
chose for her review "On Sarpy
Creek" a Montana story with the
setting in the Hardin area. Because
of the length of the story, the re-
view will be continued at the
Laurel outlook., 1946-11-13

hostesses, Mrs. Mabel Edwards, Mrs.
Carrie Erb and Miss Davis.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-10-31
High School Chatter
BY Clara Blevins


those interested in becoming active
members of the club were taken.
Another meeting is planned for the
future, when preliminary plans
will be discussed
Before the Dramatics Club was
closed to sophomores, but as there
were a good many of them present
at the meeting, there may be sep
crate club started for them this year.
The Glee Club held its outing
Thursday night October "a, in the
gym at II. H. S. TIE faculty was re-
presented by Mr., and Mrs, Roben-
cite, Mr.. and Mrs. Parkin, Mr.. and
Mrs Hoachlander and Miss Stoner
(and can she jitter-bug),
The decorating committee includ-
ed Katie Poffenberger, Phyliss
Cline, Diane Munson; food commit
tee, Dolores Weddles, Katie Poffen-
gerger, Phyllis Cline and Dianne
Munson; entertainment committee,
Evelyn Robertson, Doris Butts, Jean
Hagerman, Dolores Weddles, and
Vicki Hayzelette, who delighted
everyone with her tap dancing.
The members of the Jonathan Ha-
ger Chapter of the f. F. A. at Hag-
erstown High School are proud of
their titlc(and who wouldn't be if
they had an organization of such
popularity. This chapter is made
up Of boys attending the vocational
agricultural ventures. They are at
present located at the Agricultural
Center behind the swimming pool
where evidence of their grand work
can be found. The boys also have
home projects and many of them
have large paying fields of hogs,
poultry, beef, dairy cattle, and other
farm animals The Chapter takes an
active part in the fairs held in the
state of Maryland and will hold its
annual hog show and sale this week
at the -Four States stockyard.
Here's wishing the boys lots of
luck in the near future.
Basketball started last Monday
and a number of mtramural games
have already been held. AS yet no
field ball games have been sched-
uled
Our new tWirlers, who are now
being taught new tWirls with the ba-
ton, are VicSi IIayzelette, Shirley
Copley and DaEtta Hawkins They
will march with the majorettes, Jane
Boward and Mildred Reel, at all
future football games.
$50
Judy Wolford a senior at II. II. S.,
will be leaving us soon, but she is
accustomed to leaving friends on
short notices, since her father has
been in the army 10 years and the
family has to be with him. But this
time it's different, Judy says, for
she won't even be III America in an
other month. And that is true, for
Judy and family are moving to
Vurzberg, Germany,in November to
join her father who is now Cap
tain in the occupation forces. We
sure will miss you, Judy.
HIS. is very proud of having
won five straight football games.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-10-31

Mrs. Frank F. Lusby, past president
of the Washington County Parent
Teachers Council.
Mrs. Lusby has chosen as her sub
ject for the review, "The Child From
Five to Ten" by DR.. Arnold Ges-
sell and Frances Ilg. The authors
are associated with the Yale Child
Development Clinic, recognized as
the nations foremost laboratory for
the study of infant behavior.
The book reviews, which last for
an hour and are usually followed
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-10-31

The last one, which was held Sat
urday afternoon with Martinsburg,
at Martinsburg, was won 40-19.
Here's hoping our luck will last.
(Seems like l say that all the time,
but | think we may need it when
we meet Fort HILL
$50
A dime and a nickle were laying
on a bridge. The nickle fell into
the ice cold water, but why didn't
the dime fall Off?
He had more 'cents"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-10-31
Next Library Book
Review On Tuesday

Mrs. Frank F. Lushby Will
Review "The Child From Five
To Ten"
At the next in the fall and win
ter series of book reviews at the
Washington County Library, to be
held Tuesday night, November S, at
7:45 o'clock, the reviewer will be
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-10-31

We realize that this is q progress
sive age, but so far, thank goodness,
we haven't seen a grandma out driv-
ing one of those motorized scooters.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-10-31

by an informal discussion, are free
and the public is cordially invited
to attend.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-10-31

The fault in a gentleman's agree
ment is that so many people have
poor memories. They forget how
to be gentlemen.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-10-31

fully directed two hit plays last
year, is again on the road to another
success Yes, she is now wholly in
volved in directing the play ITO the
Lovely Margaret. (She acts, too,
and doing two things at once isn't
easy.) But the cast has been well
chosen and rehearsals, which began
recently, are coming along fine--in
other words, the play is "in the bag.
"To the Lovely Margaret is a
one-act, one-scene affair, which was
written by Pearl and Thatcher ALI
red. The whole play takes place at
the home of Professor Adams, on
Faculty Row at the college. The
Professor is played by Lawrence
Chopper; Julia, his sister, Alice
Lusby; Margaret, his niece, Jane
Swigert; Jackie, coed, Jackie
Williams; student, Paul Brader,
(the only sophomore in the cast)
Costuming is in charge of Mary
10 Murray; maks-up,Joan Pool;
staging, lighting, sound effects,
george Darlihgtoi'' pupicl,y ',"
property Pat ohlhhalh' az" LUIS
Ann Clark; and Mr. Showeis is the
FACULTY aoVlSor' bu' '''e piay 10 ""
solutely by the students and for the
students.
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All seniors VINO are considering
the ldea Oh atteholh8 the froStourg
IeacherS College next year. nave
oeeh coroially hVlVeo 10 aV'ello
Campus DAY at the college, NoVen-
Der T. Inc entertainment VIII DC
furnished by the Llttle Ihea're
group
Atlee = hepler was porn ana ralS-
eo Ill MIooletoWh' MaIylai'o ne
a'tehoeo MlooletoWh fil8h ochooI
ana graduated from washington
college IN CheStertoWn' Maryland
IN I94z' Inc next lhree years ana
TOUR mohthS Oh ms NE were spent III
tre service, he was win theO. D o.
at caro-, Egypt ana attended sew
e[7I sessions Oh tne ohi'eo N7'iohS
conference Wleh II met at Dan
FranclSo.
MT hepler taught at oouth
POTOMAC junior High after his dis
charge until october 1916, then got
married After a snort honeymoon,
ne took the position OF sophmore
English teacher at ii. 5. >.
he likes music, dramatlcs and did
lot of Y. M. c. A. work while in
though, but he did most of that
while IN the service. By the way, he
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