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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-01-26

and P. F. c. Arthur Jackson, brother
of Miss. A. NJ. Jackson were campus
visitors. both ha sjust returned from
overseas. P. F C. Rudolph was in
the ETC, and P. F. G. Arthur is
from the South Pacific, both has
re-enlisted.
The class is taking an active
part in the Infantile Paralysis drive,
Lynell Sharp has filled folder
with $2.25, the others are working
hard such as Rosenwald Griffin
Audrey Ware. James Miller, and
Euniee Jackson. The Glass received
their pictures in which most of the
members got theirs.
The class has given to the needed
children over seas they are still
giving clothes. They to participated
in giving to the blind.
At a very recent date letter
was received from CPL Charles
Denton Hill fro mGuam He told
us how much he enjoys reading
the Miss. Enterprise which is sent
to him each week by request. He
tells us the State. That is Motion
pictures operating. We hope to have
him home soon.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-01-26

1HASS A1diliCt ioAOohS VI ANdeSiiSL
Mississippi spent few hours in
the home of principal, and Mrs. A.
M Rogers Tuesday of this week
She was met by the house hold.
They enjoyed her very much "be-
cause" she is a real person, if we
only had more like her She is
retired registered nurse
The Junior High School game
the Blind $791 as a free will offer
ing last week. The group came
from Durant, Miss.
Dora Mae Dawson and Joe R.
Datson are building stairways to
the stars. What's your story Mary
Madison, or do you have one?
Elizabeth Harper and Audrey
wore are on like a light and flash
ing like Tightening.
Mary Lee Brown and Sammie
Lee Brown are love birds what's
your story Durene Virgins.
Thelma Nichols and Marion Sing
Teton are on like the Texas Ranger.
Oracle L. Slaughter and Ben Hob
son are on like light.
Calvin Owens and Fannie Mae
Dawson are on like pillow to post.
1t seems if Elease Williams is
trying to prove that old love new
er dies. What's up Jewel Archie?
What's wrong with this particular
girl in the 9th B. She seems to
want every boy come along. Don't
get me wrong Dollie Collins.
Dorothy Jean jackson is COM
ing on with a certain chick in the
army. Could it be Cpl. James Watt,
Jr?
Edlouise's Hairdo is very becom-
ing these last few weeks
Katie Levy's pink sweater and
plaid skirt is very becoming.
Ben Hobson and Patricia Bell are
coming on strong What's your story
May B. Watts.
1t seems that J. D. Boyd is build
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-01-26
PAGE SEVEN

merical producers, and are shown
under Red Cross auspices in BAT
army, navy and marine hospitals.
During single month more than
100000 patients saw about $500
showings in reception rooms, and
100000 saw 1880 showings in hos
pital wards
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-01-26
UTICA NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. J. C.. Robinson are
here from Chicago. Mrs. r. H. Ro-
binson left Sunday for Detroit.
We are happy to have again the
following: Messers Eddie Ross An
drew Johnson, Robert Johnson, Ed
die Marshall and the twins, L. S.
and j. S. Dixon.
Utica Gossip.
We admire Miss w. BIS red suit
and think its very becoming. Oh,
Miss NJ. NJ G.. is here from New
Orleans and is doing alreet for her
self with a certain cat. Sunday a
certain lady drove up to the car
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-01-26
Crystal Springs
News

Card Of Thanks
wish to thank our friends ano
neighbors for all their kind and
sympathtic expressions to our sis
ter, during her illness at home and
in the hospital. We also thank Mrs
Annie Lynch and sisters for their
delicious lunches and juices, also
Mr.. John Ford who made her well
come to his cafe. We wish to thank
DR.. Eubanks who was SO patient
with her and the sisters of Heroines
of Jericho who. visited her sick
room. May God bless each and every
one.
Signed: Mrs. Cora WEIGH and Mrs
Nora Terry, Sisters.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-01-26

and invited her husband to get out
of the car from NJ. M C. This is
the stuff you've got to watch M. NJ
q
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-01-26

ing stairway to the stars is that
true Alice White.
1t seems as if John Smith and
Annie S. Sibley are on bad terms,
Could be about Earnest Oglesby.
Catherine Luckett and Herbert
Harper was on like a light Mon
day night at the show What's your
story Amelia Nichols?
Floyd Winfield and Annie Bell
Dykes are new couples of 1916.
Neaos of the Senior Glass
Marie Crepe is happy today be-
cause her uncle is home from over
seas.
We were sorry to hear of the
marriage of Dorothy Gross to Theau-
thry White.
Evelyn Bennett spent her birth
day and the weekend in Jackson
and Madison visiting relatives and
! friends.
We are sorry to hear that Percy
on January oath. He is a Junior
Sam Whisleston left Monday, jan
uary 81, for physical examination.
He is also a Junior.
We were glad to have T. Sgt
Leroy and Sgt. Leonell Ellis and
Sgt. Tom Vernon visiting us Friday
They all gave some interesting re-
marks. e hope that they will come
again
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-01-26

Washington, D. c. Veterans can
prevent lapsing of their G l insur-
ance, which will be in effect where
yer they are and whatever work
they do, merely by continuing to
make payments to the Collection
Subdivision, Veterans Administra-
ton, Washington, D. c., says the
American Red Cross. The same
amount that used to be taken out
of his army pay, if paid monthly
by the CT himself to the VA, prot
ects him for life.
ARC MoUies Get Around
Washington, D. c. American
Red Cross is next to the Army in
size of hospital motion pictures cir
cults. Films are booked from COM
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-01-26

Manila-Private First Glass Juni-
OF. Lewis, formerly stationed in this
city, has enlisted in the Regular
Army under the provisions Of the
Army's Re-enlistment program His
wife,, Lilly Mae, lives in Lambert,
Mississippi. His step-father, Matt
hew r. Crawford is also in the SER
vice with the 92nd Division.
Pfc Lewis, formerly serving with
the 4494th Quartermaster Service
Company, arrived overseas in July.
1915, at Manila, Philippines. He is
authorized to wear the Asiatic-Paci-
fic Theatre Ribbon, Philippine Liz
beration Ribbon and the World
War II Victory Medal a's5sfs =
Pfc. Lewis was a former prior
to entering the service in August.
1914.
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Madison County
News

On Sunday, January 81, DR.. Hair,
the Presiding Elder Of this district
will preach at China Grove A NJ.
E. Church at IL: a. m
On Tuesday Mr.. Edgar Phillip,
and Mr.. Edie Bullie made business
trip to Jackson.
Mr.. Mary Mercy took sick on
Sunday, January 20 and died that
night. Funeral services will take
place on Thursday, January 81 at
Livingston NJ B. Church. The bo-
dy is in charge of People Funeral
Home.
Mrs. Johnny Parker visited the city
on Tuesday to see relatives who
are i'll. They are Doris Parker and
Joe L. Parker on Ash st.
Mrs. A. M Bullie visited her sis
Flaw, Mrs Matte M. Jones on
Topp Street and enjoyed a tasty
dinner.
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Gainesville News

The Egypt Hill Mission Socie-
ty met Saturday with a large at
tendance and everyone seemed to
have been in the bst of spirit The
President opened the meeting with
scriptur reading and taught the
Lesson which was full of information
and inspiration. The society gave
$4,000 to the church which is
being beautifully rebuilt. Election
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-01-26

Wonder what is wrong with Or
lean Skipper since she is stay
ing in Gatesville. She doesn't get
around much anymore. And why
can't Marie Lee Coleman keep a
boyfriend. Marie L. Hicks thinks
she's swell chick because she got
ia $500 Christmas present.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-01-26

There are plenty of places around
town where you can deposit that
extra money to be given to the
March of Dimes for the fight against
polio. Help a kid! Give dime!
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-01-26
EAGLE EYE

Editor-in-Chief, Estelle Thomas.
News Editor, Mildred r. Jones.
Fashion Editor, Daisy R. Johnson
Sports Editor, Marion Singleton.
Secretar, Dorothy j. Garner.
The Eagle Eye is edited and pub
lished each week by the 9th Grade
A Class of Cameron Street Junior
High School, Canton, Miss.
General NelUS
Staff:
Editor in-chief - Estelle Thomas
General News Editor Mildred Jones
Fashions Editor = Daisy B. Johnson
Sports Editor = Marion Singleton
Secretary - Dorothy j. Garner
News Reporter - Margaret Jones
The Eagle Eye is edited and pub
ished each week by the members
of h8th Grad A. Class of Cameron
Street Junior High School, Canton,
Mississippi.
General Neaos:
Last weekend P. F. C. Rudolph
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Der 11)imter fcntt1tf bQl>
Wnmt neuc ubcr reparert altc
Surnaccs

;3lpei tiid)tige ocutid)e Sauorperfer
Socrr SonalO &iplitgcr ,mo Scrr
Sictpr II. &unncrtb aus GlcpelouS
batcn cine ncle 8eleaIGaft untcrnt
Namen &ip-&o Tnrnaec Stcctmctal
81. gcgrii,oet uuo boffen oub Dos
Scutid)tl,m tie I'M ltntcrnebmcn lrn-
tcrItiitt. 8eibc baben 5lpansigi1b-
rige Grfobrung uno lino critflaiiigc
Meiiter. Serr Gomnertb lit Gin Sic
bcntiirger Satie uno Serr &iplin-
ger ein biergoborcner lfonn oeutiher
sIbitan1llrllng. hWcnn Sic Sbrcn
Tllrnncc reparicrcn luollen ooer eincll
ncuen eiritellen pouen Damn per
paiien Sic nift oieic slpci MGnner
III State sal 5iehcn; lie lnteriuheN
ibr TilrllnCc uno gchcn &oitcnau-
iHlag gan5 frci. Sbre Erciic fiir slr-
bcit iino iebr nldbig lmo feline 9lrbeit
garantieren lie audi. Stir il!ibcrc
9lusflmft leieu lie hie slnseige an
anoere Stele.
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De,atiste tparHen aus
Oeitcrrcist abecjhebcn

Wien. $1,000 rcidsNeutifc lllo
anoere Staatsangeborigc nuiiiien H.
re gegenlpGrtigen @obuiisc beSlp.
gufentbaltsorte in ser rllliilhen Sc
latungs5one SeIterreidys lunpersiis-
lif m,fgcben nurS SeIrerreid) rer-
laliell. Gie 9elflagnabme ser reids-
oeutIfen &ermogenslperte hit bon ser
rllilildjen gtilitdrregierlmg ebenfaGs
all3eoronet lporSen. Sic slusgelpieie-
men Oiirien MIR 30 Yfuno @epdf
mitnebnlen. Sic ipaen in sic iran
5oli'd)e ge asllngs5pue in Se,tid-
lauN aobradlt sucrrcn. Senc Ser
lonen iaacn untcr oieie Mnorsnnr-
gen, oie uah Dem 13. afirS 1888
nad) Seiterreid) sefommen iino, uno
iene Yerioncn, bie nid,t oiterrcid)iidjr
tStaatsalgcb0rige linS.
Sle Nlllen limo nad) lpie Dor ser
sluifaiiilng, cab alles Gigentlrm, oas
Don Sen Ielltihen in Seltcrreih nal)
ser gelebung bes 2alroes ourd) Nic
oclltiben Srllppen I'M Sabre 1888
iibernomrnen lrprben lit, ibrem gu
grifi nnterliegt uno genldB benl
Nortlaut Ger Hptsomner Gereinba-
rlnlgen als Seitihe Heparationen 5ll
betrad)ten lit.
Nien. 3l porgelagten Meloungen
beiBt es MIN peiter, bub oie otter
reid)llde &egieu,ng gegen oicieMaG-
nabmen Eroteit eingelegt babe uro
Die amerifaniide 8eIobungsbeb0rtc
babe Sieien YroteIt ,ulteritiibt. 60
lpeit int betalalt, boB oie Nuiien oie
abtransportierl,ng eingeiteat baben
iolen.
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Hipps>rsn,c Gkcater
vNnna ano the Sing Of Siam"
beginnt Miittipodl, "a. Suli

9tGfiten .gtittlpod) miro I'M Sipro,
bronze Sbeater Ser neue Slim rMn.
ma ans tbe Sing Of Sian", Tarrp
i. 3unl1f's erpartete 6eihichte mi
Srene Sllnne, Her Surriiou urS
Sinoa Sarneu in SitclroQen geseigt
IS lit sic @eitbidte elmer Irau Oil
nod> Siam berllien aulroe lrn 2eb.
rcrin 5u icin. Sic mar cine ifGnl
6rml oes gSeitens, ieurie, &ollragt
belaB lie ano Geritano gcrmlg oel
Srillmpf 5u gtrinnen Sen nod fein,
Trall gefnnnt fat. 9icr Sarriiou
'pielt als ser tenlperamentpoae So
mig @tongflt ulro &inoa 0arnell alS
oes aonlgs bcpor,ugte ,srau. Gs
mirfen nod nit Gee 5. Gpbb, Gal(
Sonocrgaaro, Wfifnil RoIlrmnp, 81,
to Nenaloo, Gems Spcp uno Midmr(
Sppn.
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Sllngsnldhte INN sic Grlaubnis er-
itht, oie polfsoelltiben Sanoarbeiter
pcuigltells bis nah 0eenoig,lna Ser
iSriibinbrsmlsIaat belnlten SIT Diirfel.
Die Grluubnis lplroe n,r fiir 5000
&olfsoclltld)e bieier @atagorie gega-
ben.
@Nlcrn ltebcn tGglidp Dor oCnr
Millilterium Sblange, Inn cine Ser
'tlieblug ser Hepatriier,lrg sl er-
longen. Sic bebmlpten. lie fonntcl1
ohnc Sic Slrbeitcr Sic eroBeu sSlGden
sic ibnelf in oieicpl Sabre sugeteilt
nurScll, niIt bcba,len. @eamte oeS
;Miniilcrillnla pcri,lc)tcr .lieberholt,
sic Slliicrtc &cnlmilliou giinitig 81
bcciriluiicn, inNenl lie crflGrtcn,
Scitcrrcicb iei id)on INNER alI auS-
I0noiic3eSunoarbcitcr ungcluicicn de-
trrlen.
9icocrnitcrrcid), oas in Sic rll'li-
idc 3one fGat, lit bel,tc faftiih Don
Snnoarbcitern entbloBt. SicIe Sudc
miro nod tomplijicrt Nnbltrf, hnB
SMlIenOe Don oltcrreid)iid)cn &ricgs-
fungcnIbaft nod> nit Sltriitgcfcbrt
fen ,3onen Duben, aus ser &ricgsgc-
fungcnidnf nod niht 5ltriifgefebrt
iino. I'm oiclcnt 9totitnno il itelleen,
bnbcn oit 9ehGrocn Ser &creinigten
Staatcn iebt lltgebotcn, ale IN ibrer
3onc beIinNlid)en 8eTangenen SIT cnt-
lailen lmo lic 10 balo lpic mogliG rutl
9tieocroIterreit) SIT transpnrtiercn.
9lber mir Tfliiacn uno SGcn lit oie
3cit ihon langc poriibcr.
Sic HcIamt5abl Ser GolfaNcutid)cu
in Sc'terrcid) bctrllA nod por ortl
Monotcn 25O,OOO, ron ocncn ole
Ntebrheit oui 9aucrugiiteru lcbtr
SSenc, Die iif ueritedt biclten, bab;n
lid nun ebenfnas frehpillig iiir Nen
Slbtran5port nnd IeutihlanO regI-
itrieren Iailen, in&beipuNcrr icnc ans
HiercrGitcrrcid', Die oem BORT herr-
it1enocn Sungcr nm icocn Ercis cnt-
fliehcn ppllen.
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Gain pare tfreil,.it.
Gkeatsr
rWarriFDrs !6nsbanb iuiro aniaciihrt

Som %. bis q. Suli miro i'm
Gain Harf 6reillft Sbeoter y@ar-
riors Susbano" alrfgciiibrt. Gs bat
lpielc ipabioe 9egchcnbciteu ,lnN
Sltl,ationen utfr fcillc fino beiIcr
als 0as Sllcll 5lpiicben 9lntiope, Sic
In1a5on Erin5eiiin, lrno SbcIeu3,
Dem @ried)iicten eSiibrer, apcrm iic
tnmpfen NIT filr5en Sdrucrtern, lan-
gen 9lifcn llno langen &iiiicn. Sn,
oes slmaion's vslhillcs sluiias" cr-
lpctIt iih ais cin paar 2ippen! Ga
oie @ac's Don 1000 g. 6. an eincn!
Seiertag. .l(no 10 sic 6otter bcfcb-
len, Sercllles ging meitcr iu Ieiner
nCllnten slrbeit - nm Sen @iirtcl
con Sippolpta, &Gniein pom 9(mu-
sones -" 5l gelpinnen. gs liuo bie
SonlLoric &cgerh,n Der cilitigen
@riehcn. Nie Sultan Sbpmion per-
anlnbtcn oielcsSd dpaltipiel ,@nrricrs
Susbano" 5u ihreibeu.
Sieies Sbeatcr miro aufseiiibrt
pon Sobn Sulburt, Stabsoircftor
bonn slllegbenn College, MeaNpillc.
"a, gegen originelle Tallltng poE
Graham Glolter 9iro bon Marictta
College. Ser &orbang gebt Inn $50
llbr abeltos aui. Sir HeierputIpncn
rl,ie man 9cllomitonc 647O.
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5feB1nbHroHH. .Nmertfd fdntfhes DoHs6ldfl

rer Saithe besabIen. Snspiifen for-
oern bie 8etperfidnften sic Nepolfe-
runa auf, in SEN &1l,ferltreif einsu-
treten ltSo Butter gibt es bereits' io.
oiel in Sen SGoen, ooB sic &unoler
bereits ,pieocr aliidlib iino, tpenn iie
ibre @are lostperOen. 9ei ser gan-
5en 8eididte ober uerbieuen MIR Sic
3lpii(1cnbanoler l,uo sic 8aucrn b.
ben lpieoerltm bas 9nhIcI;en. MtG0e
bns Golf enblih einnlal poar ouf-
bGngcn bon sen Shiebern, lit sic So
lung Ser arbcitenben @epolferuna!
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prcblc1at Scr Uclfss
Se,atf6eft Ueiterrcitts
bclet,si,tct

@ien. Gie oitcrreihiid)e Re9ie-
ri'ng ut nit elmer iener 1mertr1g-
llhen Sronien fonirontiert, sic Elm
NadJIpiel oes &rieges iino
Die Hepatriicrlng ser 25O,OOO
Gcltsoellticben, sic aus ser Sidec,o-
ilotpafei luro llnaarn nah SeItcrreid)
tan1en, enpelIt iic, als cil crnltea
Slnoernls iiir oie slllsiuat ser ,uid,-
tighten Eroollftc Nieies 2anocs, oei-
len Sebensnlittellaae bie ofuteIte in
europa iit. Sic fortihreitcnoc Tc-
patrilerllns i1s Hcitb cnt5icht Sen
plterreidflden 9auern ibr 6M,p:-
re'erpolr on 9lrbeitcrn lmO beOroht,
Die 10 per5ueiielt erlpnrtctc nclc
Grnte.
NnoerericitS befiirlportet Sic otter
reifild1e Hegierng sic ltCberfiih-
rllllg ole'er Solts0eut,dcn ms heid),
tpeil iic flare 9elpeiie OaIiir bcIitt,
oaB oicle bon ihnen nah nie Dor
9tajt lino. Snfolge oes hcrr'dpnocn
Observation-Disclosures lit alth ponr
nirtlduftlit'en Stanommftt uuS ihr
Ibtransport lpiinld)ensrert, on lie
lon't NIT erltiibrt mcroen nriiIicn.
slber Ser Gerhut on 9lrbcitsfr1iten
lhrrft citen utltteu 9lrbciternlanqcl.
Sic in ser rlMiifcu Gone ourcbae-
fiibrte Hepatriierllnq lit nit oen slb-
ldlub BON 10000 bis 10000 Golf>-
oc,ltden fnit gGnSlid) hccn0ct. gSci-
tcrc 10000 bnlten iid) nad1 Sd'It-
5ung ser 5llitGnbiNcn @camtcu per-
ltedt ODER bnben iId) in sic lpCitlid,e
Gtturation@5one eingeid,mltqgest.
Hepatrierllng Der &olfsoeutitcu
ans Der anertfaniIdlPn 3One ioIl in
penlgen Sagen beginner. 9tngeiidt@
he@ 9tOt}utanoc& hat, mic 0iCicr &or-
re'ponoent erfGbrt, Ser oitcrrcid,iihc
SSnnenmiriIter SilI oie pier @eiot,
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Sitterkeitsratis4lGee
Ses GleoclanS SafetD Councils
iollten bcfolat ,uerocn

irleocns5eit - Spnln1er5eit --
Spabtag - lit ieOer lltitis2 Stein,
nidt oas ltlfallopfer! Sci niGt Elm
@rad, geidoffen our6 oeine Inter
balhlng. Sus Cleveland sSoFety
Council erillnert oarun: balten lie
ibren CONNER angenebn1,' bolten iie
ibn iicber.
SragoNie ifcint ebcr fern ,mo
l,n'rirflIcb bis tie lms rabe lit. Sas
Gleueloto tSofctp Council luarnt
Gltcrn raB audi ein flcirer llnfuI!
Sen 300 bringcn fam ooer pcrlctt
ods fleine &ino. IS brauht oiele
fleine Gorfebrllngen nm oicie &in-
Ser iiher int Scim, ouf Ser Strnbc
llno 100 INNER tie ipieleu III balten.
Sic iino es tpert, iino lie cs nidt?
Sic 9lutofnbrer lpcrocn gGunrlt
ni1t ploblid, ol5ufaltcuL Nclm lie
trngen sic Glmnlireifen 1ob, Der
llriaten birtercinanocr 5rIomllen-
;lItobcu, iic cridrccfen anOere Sab
rer uno SSllRgdnger rmo rcranlalicu
'ricic cincn llliiclIcral slft ST tllu. So,
olBer i'm 9totiau pcriud)cn iic nid)t
idncu an5l,lMltcn.
-O--
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Nefcr>prsis iiir
>siit>pict mfrs cr,ielt

Gbicngo. &icr rmh in Glen onoHren
GiehhofCn Ncs Hcnoes fp,lnnt Jest
iopiel Shlahtpieb au, oab Sic Ser
arbeihng5-& 5-&ompagnien 5ipar boberc
Ereiie 3ll 5ablen baben, Die bereIi&
iiber Nie Greiie bon 1919 hinau3~
gebcn, Oody boTTcn oie tSleiid)biuGlcr
oic Ercile nieorig 81 halten inOcm
lie einen Scil ser Grhohlng mls III
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Dies ,an> Dos

- Sebt miiiien Die Nutofabrer BE-
lonoers adt geben, 6aB ibre 5erien-
geloer nift ourh Strafnla,onte aui-
gebrau6t ,peroen.
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A. - Bitte Ieien Sic sic Mnseiae,:i
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-05-16

Joe Lashoci, a junior, withdrew
from school Monday, May Is, and
enrolled in Pasco High School.
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Hover Notes

Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Donnally surprised them Tues
day night with farewell party.
They were presented a lovely gift
from the 80 people present. They
are moving to Dayton to make
their futrue home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Slaybaugh
and Mrs. c. H. Meyers and fam
lily went to a picnic dinner at
the Christian churhc Sunday.
Beverly Wilcox was an over
night guest of Shirley Larkin in
Kennewick last Wednesday.
Mrs. Virgil Masters and son
called at the home of Mrs. Lloyd
Donnally Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Wilcox
entertained Wednesday night with
a pinochle party. Mrs. Winnie
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Num- received high and Mrs.
Bob Mcintyre low for the women.
Bob Mcintyre received high and
Bill Num- low for the men.
Delphia Nelson had the mis-
fortune of running nail in her
foot last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. Christensen
and Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Montague
drove to Walla Walla Monday.
Donnie Mcintyre returned home
Monday from the hospital.
MIR. and Mrs. Bill Num- and
Eva Rose, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
Ayers, Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Viii
cox and Miss Dorothy Aumann
attended Pomona at Rattlesnake
Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. H. A. Wilcox and
family were dinner guests at the
Orval Butterfield home Sunday
Mrs. J. r. Ayers, Mrs. VIM
Num- and daughter Eva Rose at
tended a dinner given by the
Rainbow Girls for their mothers
and also attended the Rainbow
meeting which followed.
Mrs. Gladys K. Bolon and her
daughter Betty were visitors at
the Carl Evans home Tuesday.
Ted Saunders of Seattle and
George Saunders of Alaska called
Tuesday at the home Of their
niece Mrs. Clifford Judd.
Mrs. j. r. Ayers attended the
Highlands Woman's club meeting
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Moss and
family were guests at the Frank
Montague home Sunday.
Beverly and Lester Wilcox were
overnight visitors at the home
of their grandparents Mr.. and
Mrs. Orval Butterfield.
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Good Deal For Marines
Announced Rv Recruiters

Former Marines, whether regu-
lar. Reserve or Inductees, who
were discharged after the flrst
day of September, l945, who are
qualified for enlistment in all re-
spects and who enlist or re-enlist
in the Regular Marine Corps after
80 days from the date Of their dis
charge, will be appointed to a
temporary rank as OF the date OF
their enlistment or re-enlistment.
Eorner Marines who held the rank
of first pay grade at the time OF
their discharge will be appointed
to the rank of the 3rd pay grade.
Men who held a rank in the End
or 3rd pay grade will be reduced
to a rank in the 4th pay grade and
those who held a rank in the 4th
nav grade, and those who held a
rank in the 4th pay grade will be
appointed to a rank in the 5th pay
grade. The 5th pay grade will be
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Luuaas to Talk
To Graduates

Baccalaureate on Sunday, May
10 will be the first event OF busy
commencement week for Kenne-
wick High School.
The program as announced by
the committee in charge is as fol-
lows:
Rev. John B. Coan, pastor, Ken
newick Methodist church, presid-
ing.
Professional prelude in c Min
Or" by Chopin.
sWhen Children Pray" by Fen
ner, sung by the Junior High
School chorus.
Invocation by Rev. E. E. Coul-
ter, pastor, Kennewick Christian
church.
Hymn: 20 Worship the King"
congregation standing.
Scripture lesson, Rev. r. B.
Holden, pastor, Wallula Commun-
ity church.
Screen. Cathedral" by Junior
High chorus.
Sermon: Living on the Plus
Side of Life" delivered by Rev.
p. j. Luvaas, pastor, Kennewick
English Lutheran church.
Hymn: LEAD on, o Eternal"
congregation standing.
Benediction by Rev. John A.
Briece, pastor, Kennewick church
of the Nazarene.
Recessional "Caro Mic Ben," by
Giordani.
The Junior Glass left during
the fifth period Tuesday, May IA,
for a picnic at SacaJawea park.
Everyone brought their own
lunch while the class furnished
pop. A good time was had by all.
Last Saturday May II, the Lii
ons entered the Lower Yakima
Valley sub-district track meet and
came out with the following time:
Jim Sitter placed first in the
440ITime 55.01 seconds.
Gene Graves tied second in the
high jump, height ST"
George Mitchell placed fourth
in the mile race.
The relay team consisting of
Tom Eakin, Jim Sitter, Lloyd
Miller and Bill Green placed third
with the time 1.40 seconds.
These placings in this meet en-
titled our boys to 60 to Yakima
Valley District Meet and the win
ners from there to the State meet
at Pullman.
The last Baseball game of the
year was played between Pasco
and Kennewick last Wednesday
afternoon, May 8, on the Pasco
diamond. The Kennewick nine
played good game but not good
enough to top the score Of the
Pasco players. Final score was IL
to 6 in Pasco's favor.