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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-03-20
Nose prireditve
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Skoraj je nj sobote in nedelie
da bi Sc ne vrsila po ena ali ve6
prireditev V korist pomozne ak
CHE in SANSovega sklada za
mladinsko bolnico po raznih ma
selbinah. Radi omejenega pro-
stora, XII je SANSu ma razpola-
go, nj mogoce teh prireditev
oglaSati V tel koloni celotno.
Vcasih nimamo zadosti informa-
eli, vcasih pa nam sploh sporo-
Gene MISC, dokler ne citamo do
pisov. Tudi filmov IL stare do
movine in govornikov ne more
mo preskrbeti oh vsaki taxi pri-
Tiki. Skusamo pa vstreci kadar-
koli je mogoce.
Ia mesec bodo predvajani fill
mi in Sc vrSijo shodi v okolici
Johnstowna, Pa, in sicer:v So
boto %. marca v Homer Cityiu;
V nedeljo "a. marca oh 2. popol-
dine v HrvaSki dvorani v Dunlo,
oh 8. zvecer pa v dvorani sv.
Alojzija v Conemaughu; v pom
deljek 25. marca oh 8. zvecer v
Slovenskem delavskem domu v
Moxhamu. Ma vseh stirih sho-
din g%ovori 81. tajnik SANSa XII
hel.
V nedeljo 81. marca zvecer
bodo predvajani filmi V Sloven-
skem narodnem domu v Share
nu, Pa. Govoril DO prvi podpred-
sednik SANSa Janko Rogeli.
Mirko G. Kuhel, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-03-20

rezimom nista zadovoljna, ceS,
da je premalo Representatives
in vsled tega nedemokraticen.
Zahtevali sta, da maj Sc poklice
v bolgarsko Waldo predstavnike
vseh glavnih ljudskih strank v
Bolgariji, XII MISC sodelovale z
naciji.
Ia spor Sc traja. Radi MEGA
je bolgarska vlada volitve v no
vo sobranje parliament odlozi-
la, a Anglije in Amerike tudi S
spremembami svojega volilnega
reda nj zadovoljila. Vrh tega je
v Bolgariji zelo mocnih nekaj ia
kin politikov, XII hi raise, ola bi
prisla Bolgarija pod anglesko
namesto pod rusko sfero vpliva.
Drugo sporno vprasanje SO "a
nteve Grcije Ia vec reparacij, Xxi
jih je baje Bolgarija v pogodbi
"a premirje obljubila, nj pa Sc
izpolnila svoje obveznosti.
S tenn vprasanjem Sc peca "a
vezniSki k~ontrolni svet Boiga-
riji, XII ina svoj sedez v zofiji.
Grcija trdi, da il Bolgarija Sc nj
poslala vseh kolicin hrane, XII
jih je obljubila V pogodbi, a boil
garska vlada trdi, da je izvrSila
Bolgarija vse pogoje premirja.
Grki S svojo zahtevo izredno
pritiskajo, ker je V Grciji lako-
ia, a Bolgari vztrajajo, da SO il
dali V zivilih vse kar so bill OBJ
vezani DAFT, vec pa ne morejo.
V teh trenjih kontrolni ko-
misiji podpira angleski delegat
zahteve Grkov, sovjetski dele
gat pa zagovarja stalisce bolgar-
ske Wade. In tako Sc TAXA neso-
glasja nadaljujejo med zavez-
niki vsepovsod.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-03-20
"SLOVENSKI DOM"
VABI MA VESELICO

Chicago, Ill. = DruStvo Slo-
venski dom st. Sc SNIP priredi
v soboto %. marca zvecer veil
ko domaco zabavo, XII Sc DO W.
Sila V Aldine Hall, Gil Armitage
Avenue.
Ker pade datum redne seize
podruznice SANSa st. 2 ravno
ma ia vecer, je prelozena in Sc
DO vrsila teden pozneje, to je
30. marca v istem prostoru. Vec
o vsem Sc bono pomenili to So
boto ma veselici. Pridite vsi, kai-
ii zabave in vsega drugega DO v
izobiliu. = J. T.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-03-20
PROLETAREc

Tajnistvo SANSa izreka g1o-
boko zahvalo bratu Leonu Graf
chnerju in njegovi soprogi, ker
sta brezplacno dovolila cello
dnevno UPGRADE dvorane "a Sc
jo 81. odbora, kakor tudi "a vso
drugo postrezbo 81. odbornikom
SANSa. Hvalezni smo zlasti "a
to, ker je novi gospodar odklo-
nil vsako poplacilo in je cello Cd
klonil najem dvorane drugim
strankam, XII rade placajo vecjo
odSkodnino..
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-03-20
$500 "a politicno akcijo SANSa

Ker je Ameriski odbor "a jul
goslovansko pomoc zakljucil po-
vecati svoj odbor in je SANS
dobil pravico do treh nadaljnih
odbornikov (sedanji odborniki
SO Adamic kot sopredsednik,
Kuhel kot blagajnik ter Wider
kot nadzornik), SO bill izvoljeni
"a nova mesta bratje Rogelj, Ia
vertnik in MUTT. Ker Sc zadnja
diva nahajata V New Yorku, bo-
sta lahko zastopala SANS ma te-
denskih sejah administrative
ga odbora.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-03-20
ZokIiueek 81. odboro
SANSa gIede boInice

SANSo glede boInice
Polletna seja 81. odbora Slo-
venskega ameriSkega narodnega
sVeta Sc je vrsila v soboto 8.
marca 1916 Gratchnerjevi
dvorani, 1858 S. Lawndale Ave,
Chicago, Ill, Trajala je yes dan.
NavZoci so bili-od eksekutive:
predsednik Kristan, prvi pod
predsednik Rogelj, drugi pod
predsednik Wider, tajnik Kuhel,
blagajnik Cainkar, ~zapisnikar
Zupan, odborniki J%urjovec, Kra-
penc in Zaitz; cd nadzornega
odbora: predsednik zeleznikar,
nadzornica Zakrajsek in nadzor-
mix Zavertnik; cd SirSega odbo-
ra: sestre Erjavec, Speck,
Krainz in Kusar ter bratje Klu-
ne, Pollock, Stonic, Zbasnik in
Zorc. Seize Sc je udelezila tudi
tajnica Zdruzenega odbora jul
znoslovanskih Amerikancev Sc
stra Anne S. Traven IL New
Yorka, XII je porocala o zaklju-
ckih conference jugoslovanskih
predstavnikov V New Yorku
2. marca, kjer radi nepredvide-
nih zaprek SANS nj bill zasto-
pan, ter o sell eksekutive Anne
riSkega odbora "a jugoslovansko
pomoc dine 4. marca.
DaljSa porocila o poslovanju
SANSa sta podala professionals
KriStan ter tajnik Kuhel, kraj-
Sa pa drugi odborniki. Pc skup-
mem kosilu SO bile predvajane
slike, posnete OBJ priliki prve
konvencije SANSa V Clevelan-
du leta 1914, ter zvocni film
"Ljubljana pozdravlja osvobo-
ditelje."
Ma popoldanSki sell, Xxi je ira
iala do $50 je bill glavni pred
met relifna akcija ter razprava
in zakljucki glede fonda mia
dinske bolnice, XII je bill ustanov-
lien ma sell eksekutive dine. 26.
januarja 1916. Posebni odbor,
sestojec il bratov Roglja, Kuhe-
liza, Cainkarja, Krapenca in ze-
leznikarja, je predlozil svoje
priporocilo o zadevni akciii in
to porocilo je bilo z dvema do
datkoma soglasno odobreno in
sprejeto. Glasom tega ukrepa
seize 81. odbora, je doloceno:
Minimalna kvOta "a zgradi-
tev mladinske bOlnice v Slove.
niji znaSa $15O,OOO in ia vsots
DO zbrana pod pOgojem, da Via.
da SlOvenije zajamci dejanskt
uStanOvitev take ustanove Y
cimbOlj moderni obliki, kot S
jO mi tukaj zamiSljamo. NaSs
akcija ina clovekoljuben ma
men, cato ne zelimo drugega kot
z~agOtOvitve cd tam, da DO sode.
lOvanje obOjestransko.
Oznacena vsota $15O,0OO sc
maj cimprej nabere in prekoraci
in S presezkom financira naba-
va opreme, potrebnih aparatov
in laboratorija, tako da SANS
ne DO samo financial zgraditev
primernega poslopja, temvec tu-
di vseh drugih pritiklin, da be
bolniSnica popolna in uporabna.
Gin bodo vladne oblasti pred
lozile zadovoljiv nacrt in dolo-
Gle kraj ter koncni znacaj tie
bolniSnice, Sc maj graditev pri-
enc in denar ma ~razpolago odpo-
Silja.
Sestavi Sc maj seznam prispe-
VateljeV, V katerem maj dobijo
posamezni darovalci zasluzeno
p%riznanje, in sicer:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-03-20
TlSKOVNI SKLAD
PROLETARCA
III. IZKAZ

EHZaDeth, N. j. Amalija Oblak
$1.OO.
w. Aliquippa, Pa. George Smre-
kar Use.
Geneva, o. Jerry Urbas soc.
Barton, o. Joseph Skoff 500.
Cleveland, o. John USenicnik
So; pc 81: Louis Lamut, Louis Low
ko in Frank Mocnik, skupaj SIS.
(Poslal John Krebelj.)
La Sale, Ill. Leo Zevnik $3.50.
Gurnee, Ill. John Mesec soc.
Chicago, Ill. Pc So: Flip Godina,
Fred A. Wider in Milan Medvesek;
Leopold Vessel 81, skupai 81.
Fcntana, Calf Anton Richtar
soc.
w. Mineral, Kans. John Marolt
SITS; Frank Lesjak soc, skupaj
1925. POSTAL John Marolt.)
Sudbury, Ont, Canada. Albin
Kocjan soc. ,
Gowanda, N. Y. James Dekleva
$3.50.
Rains, Utah. Anton Kump soc.
Arma, Kans. Anton Shular ST;
Chas. Vorina (Edison) soc, skupai
$3.50. (Poslal Anton Shular.)
Cleveland, O. Klub st. 40 JSZ
$25; Mat Petrovich SIS; skupaj $50.
Bellaire, o. Louis Pavlinich 81.
Rock Springs, Wyo. Frank Re
mitz $1.36; Frank Grum ST., skupaj
$2.36. POSTAL Frank Remitz.)
Enon Valley, Pa. Anton Cvetan
soc.
Youngstown, o. John Petrich 81.
Chicago, Ill. Andrew Grum, Jr.,
Detroit, S25; John Spillar, St. Louis
ST; Josephine Mocnik, Cleveland,
IS; John dip, Clarendon Hills, So;
Frank Vratarich, Luzerne, S1.50;
Frank Barbic, Cleveland, ST, sku-
paj S41.5O. (Prejel ma sell 81. Cd
bora SNIP Frank Zaitz.)
Thomas, w. Va. Bias PauSek ST
(Poslal L. Werdinek.)
Redwood, w. Va. Louis Prelaz
$500.
Gallup, N. Mex. Julia Novak, So
(Poslala Mary MarinSek.)
COverdale, Pa. F~ederacija SNIP
zap. Penne $40; nabrano med "a
stopniki druStev $33, skupaj S53
(Poslal Anton Cipcic.)
Detroit, Mich. Joseph Mention SIS
Frank Kuhovski So; Martin Men
ton 81, skupaj So. (Poslal Joseph
KorSic.)
Springfield, Ill. John Ocepek 81
Frank Zattich soc, skupaj $3.50
(Poslal Joseph Ovca.)
Milwaukee, Wis. Frank March
soc. (Poslal L. Barborich,)
Diamondville, Wyo. Pc ST: Frank
Barlic in Joe Bastel; pc soc: Mary
Turk in John Kompare, skupaj So.
(Poslal Anton Tratnik.).
Livingston, Ill. John Widma1
Coo.
Waukegan, Ill. Pr~ijateljica lista
$500.
Berwyn, Ill. Frank Nolan soc.
Hernlinie, Pa. Pc soc: John Res
mix (Hostetter) in Jacob Oblak
(Dilliner), skupaj ST. (Poslal An
ton ZOrnik.)
Cleveland, o. John Zalar $1.00
(Poslal Felix Strumbelj.)
Fairport HarbOr, Ohio. Lovreno
Bajc $3.50.
Cleveland, o. Pc 81: Mary Zavrl
in Frank zagar; Stanley Doleno
soc, skupaj $3.50. postal Anton
Jankovich.)
Oakland, Calf. John TerSinal
81; Albert Hrast soc, skupaj $1.50.
POSTAL Anton TomSic.)
Ely, Mimi. Matt Praprotnik So.
Skupaj $190.56, prejsnji izkaz
$146.51, skupaj $337.07.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-03-20
VeferdnoV mnOqo
b~rezposelnih

IL porocila merodajnega vlad-
mega urada je razvidno, da je
do 2. februarja dobivalo brez-
poselnostno podporo re 300
VeteranOV.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-03-20
CHICAGO and Northern Illinois
$50. a. Great Financial Center

hicago Sc ~pristeva kot tretje financno sre-
disco Sveta.
Imetje kot kazejo bancna porocila ie znasa-
10 okrog rs bilijonov dolarjev V letu 1945. z
vlogami okrog 9 b%ilijonov dolarjev so banke
Chicago in seVernega Illinoisa pripravljene
danes sprejeti financne potrebe vsakega zdra-
vega podjetja.
Vojna produkcija je zeIo ~povecala financno
stanJe tega okraJa in ustvarila Siroko bazo ba
bodoca Sirjenja v tenn pogledu. Federalna
vlada sama je tn investirala mad en- billion
dolarjev V move tovarne in opravo-vec kot
v katerl koll drugi industrijalni okraj. Vecina
tie moderne vzorne industrije ie v polnem Ia
mahu in DELUXE v povojni produkciji.
Ne vojna-in ne mir-ni Chicago in sever
mega Ilinoisa izravnotezila V industriji kot Sc
Je to zgodilo V mnogih drugih delhi dezele.
Preureditev obrata "a mir je zahtevalo lie SO
odstotkov male produktivne spremembe.
Ia pOtrebc prOducentOv in "a razpodelitve
blaga yam bankirji Chicago in Severnega Hi
noisa nudijo p~otrebno sliko in znanie, XII ie
takorekoc vazni faktor v porastku tega trgov-
skega rediSca Komercijalni in investiciiski
banklrJf so dobrO organizirani "a preskrbo in
"a posebno poslugo "a zdraVe financne potre-
be lndustriJskega r~azvoja v tenn okraju.
lndustrije dobe tn Judi, XII dajo pomoc v
reSitvah vseh financnih problemov, mai 81 DO
"a povecanje delovnega kapitala, pricetna po-
SoJlla ali potrebni denar in pr razprodaii del
mic. TIL Sc nahajajo glavni uradi mnogih ma
rodno aktivnih prejemnih podpisovalcev in
razprodajalcev investicijskih vrednostnih Ii
stin in obveznic. v letu 1945 je bio podpisa-
nth pri teh podjetjih skupno okrog emo tretji-
no izdaj vseh korporacijskih in municipalnih
zadolznih obveznosti v Zedinjenih drzavah.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-11-07
Sherwood P-TA
Meets Tuesday

A round table discussion in
which Miss Claire Hutton will act
as chairman for the elementary
school parents, and Mr.. J. Rabin-
cvich for the high school parents,
will be one of the features of the
November 18th meeting of the
Sherwood P-TA, when it meets in
the primary building at 8 P. M.
Such subjects as the social studies
program, the parents part in help
ing the child make a successful
adjustment in school, and the grad
ing system will be discussed dur
ing the round table. During the
meeting Mr.. Lawler will report
on the Montgomery County Work
shop which met the week preced-
ing the opening of school.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-11-07
Farm People
To Meet I'm
Gaithersburg

More than 400 farm people from
the Gaithersburg area are expect
ed to attend the annual Southern
States local membership meeting
Tuesday evening, November IL al
8 P. M. at the Gaithersburg High
School. Ward Fetrow of German
town will serve as chairman of the
meeting which is sponsored by
Southern States Cooperative and
Southern States Gaithersbure
Petroleum Corp.
James Sturgill of Bel Air will
deliver the annual Southern
States report, with w. E. Dayhoff
giving the report of the Gathers
burg Coop.
The business session will include
election of two members to the
Board of Directors to replace
Merhle B. Warfeld and J. c.
Moore who retire. Nominations so
far include c. F. Claggett, and J.
R. Harris, Rockville, and Mrs. ].
{. Moore and Arnold Price, Boyd.
Other nominations may be made
from the floor.
James D. King of Germantown
will discuss Farm Bureau and
Southern States Relationships"
Music will be furnished by a
Hill Billy group and Forest Beale
will lead group singing.
Workers assisting in planning
and staging the session include
Mrs. Lewis Allnutt, Poolesville;
Mrs. Dorsey c. Plummer, Miss
Geneva Sheets, Mrs. J. Raymond
Kemp, Miss Estelle Gloyd and
Mrs. o. W. Anderson, Gathers
burg; A. T. Powell, Brookeville; S.
B. Briggs, Gaithersburg; ]. Will
liam Purdum, Clarksburg; L. H.
Cregger, Boyd, Herbert King,
Germantown, and Clifton Wight
man and d. C. Plummer, Gathers
burg.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-11-07
G'burg Girl Scouts
Give Halloween Party

The Gaithersburg Girl Scouts
enjoyed a novel Halloween party
last week when Patsy Smith and
Mary Margaret Wear entertained
the troop at their homes. The
party began at Patsy,,s home when
prizes were awarded for the best
costumes. Nancy Demory and
Joan Plummer were judged most
original; Helen Crown and Mildred
McBain, funniest, and Emily Gill
prettiest. Following games, the
troop took tour through the or
chard, which was named "Ghost-
land" for the occasion, and filled
with mysterious lights and eerie
sights. The tour was followed by
treasure hunt, which ended at
the door of the nearby Wear
home where more games and re-
freshment followed.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-11-07
In Memoriam

In sad but loving remembrance
of my dear husband Roy o. Poole
who departed this life one year ago
today, November 5, 1945.
Deep in my heart lies picture
Of loved one laid to rest.
In memory's frame / shall keep it,
Because he was one of the best.
God is gone, He gave me strength
To bear my heavy cross,
He is the only one who knows
How bitter is my loss.
Often | pause and think of him
And think of how he died.
To know he could not say goodbye
Before he cloSed his eyes.
His Loving Wife and Daughter,
EDITH M. POOLE and CAROLYN
In loving remembrance of our
son and brother, Cpl. Roy o. Poole,
who died one year ago today, No
NemDer D, l945.
Our hearts still ache with sadness
Our eyes fill with tears
Only God knows how we miss YOU
At the end of one long year.
They say that time heals a broken
heart
But oh, it seems untrue
For one long year ago
Our hearts have ached for YOU.
Time cannot dim the cherished
thoughts
Of a loved one who has gone
Nor age his grave and gallant soul
His memory fingers on.
He lives enshrined within our
hearts
For ever young and gay,
His dreams are ours to cherish still
Wen meet him some sweet day.
His Loving Mother,
MARGARET NJ. POOLE,
And BROTHER and SISTER.
2062
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-11-07
Sandy Spring
Girl Scouts
Open Lodge

To mark National Girl Scout
Week October 27 to November 2,
Troop 80 of the Sandy Spring
Neighborhood, took over an old
stone house on the Durus Hotel
farm near Brighton, for a camping
ledge. Mr.. and Mrs. Hotel
have had the major repairs made
to the small three story building
which has old stone fireplaces on
two floors. There is also a large
outdoor fireplace.
Eight scout leaders spent Friday
night, November / at the camp.
They were Miss Kathleen Lilliard,
scout director for Montgomery
County; Miss Lenora Mann,
director Of camp activities; Mrs.
Richard Janney and Mrs. King
Fleming, leaders of the inter-
mediate troop; Mrs. William
Kricker and Mrs. Charles William,
Brownie leaders; Mrs. Claud Schott
and w. M. Wright. At that time
plans were tentatively made for
the establishment of another
Brownie and small senior troop.
Troop 70 now has % inter-
mediate and 16 rown e S.
Brownies held a Halloween party
in Sandy Spring on the 31st. When
the intermediate girls put on APP
propriate sketches for their enter
tainment.
The national observance of scout
work additionally takes place
during the week which includes Oct.
31st, the birthday of Juliette Low,
founder of Girl Scouting in the U.
S. A.
Various phases of homemaking,
citizenship, health safety, out-of-
door activities, arts and crafts, all
have part in the program of the
week, which has as its theme
citizenship In Action Around The
j World"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-11-07
Elect MarjOrity Of
Candidates; Charter
Board Also Wins
Continued from Page y

Continued from Page y
had been marked "No" to the
charter question. The Republican
sample ballots had left it unmark-
ed, but at the last the strength OF
the party and that of the In
dependents combined to give a
majority of 3,134 in favor of the
measure.
Besides Jamison, other members
of the Board of County COM
nissfoners who take office Dec
ember 1st are Brooke Johns,
George C. Esworthy, Wesley I.
Sauter and Oliver w. Youngblood.
Walter C. Clarke defeated Odrion
w. Roby for register of wills and
the new judges of the Orphans
Court are William Tyler Page, Jr.,
Charles H. Squire and Millward c..
Taft.
The new States Attorney will be
Walter w. Dawson, Republican
who defeated Charles Prettyman
by almost two thousand votes.
Leading the Republican ticket
with 1922 votes, DR.. Roy Tasco
Davis, defeated his Democratic OPP
ponent, Joseph A. Cantrel, who
received vote of 1922.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-11-07
State P-TA Congress
Meets In Cumberland

The Thirty first Annual Con-
vention of the Maryland Congress
of Parents and Teachers will be
held in Cumberland, Maryland, on
November Is and Ia.
The Convention theme, Laying
Firm Foundations" will be intro
duced by Mrs. L. w. Hughes,
President of the National Con-
gress of Parents and Teachers,
and developed through related
discussions. Laying Firm Foun-
dations for Tomorrow's Drivers"
will be led by DR.. William A. Cut
ter, Administrative Assistant,
Center for Safety Education, New
York University. Laying Firm
Foundations in the Teaching Pro-
fession' will be led by DR.. Agnes
Samulson, Assistant Director of
Publications, National Education
Association.
A panel of prominent educators
will conduct a Symposium discus
sion on Maryland Looks Ahead
in Education" led by DR.. Earle
T. Hawkins, Director of Educa-
ton for Maryland schools. "You
and Your Foreign Policy" will be
the topic of the Convention Din
ner address by Mr.. S. SHEPPARD
Jones, Acting Chief of Division
of Public Studies, Office Public
Affairs, Department of State.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-11-07
Mrs. Chaplin To Be
Club Hostess

The Woman's Club of Rockville
will meet on November 14th at
2 P. M. at the home of Mrs. AL
lison Chaplin, who win have Mrs.
Raleigh Chinn as her co-hostess.
Miss Marian Cleveland who will be
the guest speaker, will talk on her
travels in China.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-11-07

Fifty U. S. corporations pay
100000 in profits taxes.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-23
v. L. Duvis Posses
AwdY AT Hospital
Tuesday, Evening

Vernon Leon Davis, as years
old, resident of Moss Point, died
early Wednesday after an illness
of several weeks. He had been
employed at the Mississippi Ex-
port Railroad in various phases of
railroad work for IL years.
Funeral services were conduct
ed Thursday morning at the Fails
Funeral home after which the
body was sent to McLain for in
terment in the cemetery there to-
day, Friday, at noon. Pail bearers
were w. o. Carpenter, R. L. Fee
han, H. E. Young, c. C. Chapman,
j. M. Cirlot and Joe Nelson. Hon
orary pail bearers were j. H. Luce,
w. M. Dutton, G. A. Blanchard,
w. j. Valley, A. L. Bresemann,
C. M. Ward. L. N. Davis, c. E.
Britt, c. E. Hicks, w. L. Freeman
and Albert Boldt.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Myrtle Todd Davis; three
daughters, Mrs. Pearl Kilgore,
Mrs. Irene Hillman and Billie lean
Davis; two sons, Claude and J. c.
Davis; and one grandson, Earl Kill
gore.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-23
Mt. Pleasant W.S.C.S
Met Mondoy With
Mrs. Ruble Roberts

The Mt. Pleasant Women's So
ciety of Christian Service met
in the home of Mrs. Ruble Rob
erts on the evening of August
10, Mrs. Roberts was in charge
of the program, and gave an in
teresting talk on the subject.
Ambassadors of : the Cross"
Miss Maryon Roberts contributed
20 the program with the read
ing, Listen to the Voice of
Youth"
After a short business session,
Mrs. Maurice Taylor presented
the last lesson of the mission
study, Gross Over Africa"
Mrs. Ruble Roberts served
cake and coffee to the follow
ing: Mesdames j. ]. Ware, N. NJ
Carter, Lee Dickerson, Maurice
Taylor, Lloyd Golf, A. E., R. M,
L. c., and Ruth L. Roberts, J..
c. Harris and Ora Sumrall, the
Rev. and Mrs. w. ]. Walters, and
Misses Maude and Maryon Rob-
erts and Dellene Golf.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-23
Miss Jurline Johnson
Complimented With
Pre- uptiol Shower

Miss Jurline Johnson, lovely
bride-elect of this month and
daughter of Mrs. Nettie Johnson,
whose approaching marriage to
Mr.. Jack Kleisner Friday night,
August %, at the First Baptist
church is of mudh interest in
Pascagoula and nearby cities, vas
honoree at a miscellaneous gift
shower Tuesday evening at the
home of Miss Betty Ezell, 400 Polk
avenue.
Flowers, purple and lavender
asters predominating, which were
arranged for the occasion by Mrs.
j. D. Frazier, made a lovely set
ting for the party. {
The bride-elect was presented
with a corsage of purple and law
ender a%sters, which blended beau
tifnlly with her black ensemble.
After the presentation of the
corsage by Miss Ezell friends
who had gathered, were enter
tanned with a musical number rem
dered by Miss Gayla Greenough,
Miss Ezell's young niece, and Miss
Arden Conway. Games which
were conducted by Miss Mary
Purdy were played in which Miss
Minnie Mae Lennep, Miss Ann
Gulley and Mrs. Voncil Moody
came off winners of favors which
they presented to the honoree
Refreshments, consisting of a
salad and sandwich course, were
served BY Misses Greenough and
Conway, who were identically
dressed in honor of Miss Johnson's
being a twin, and who then pre-
scented the large number of gifts
to the bride-elect. Among these
was a complete set of china Civ
en- by the hostess.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-23
A. p. May Named
Chairman OF USO
Drive In October

A. P. May of Pascagoula will
serve as jackson County chair
man Of the 1916 United Service
Organization drive to be held in
October, Buford Yerger of Jack
son. state chairman, announced.
This county's quota is $500
"USO is continuing through
1s47," Mr.. Yerger said, "at the
request of President Truman, who.
acting on the pleas of army and
navy chiefs, has asked the or
eanization to continue for one
more year a bare minimum Of
services and establishments which
are deemed essential for the main
tenance of morale among our huge
Armed forces at home and over
seas."
The national goal is $4,000, 900
which is considerably less than
goals in former years, Mr.. Yer
Der said in pointing out that in
dividual county goals are much
smaller than in previous years.
Needs which the USO will serve
during 1947 are those of veterans
who. still will be in the army and
navy hospitals, men in training
camps throughout the United
States and the thousands of men
who will be stationed overseas
on garrison and occupation force
duties, he said.