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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-21
N. LEWISBURG
BY Lena Nj. Hill

Rally Day Program
Under the direction of Mrs. Err.
Brelsford and Mrs. Ora Spain, ass
listed by Mrs. o. West, a Rally Day
Program was presented Sunday
morning following Sunday School
at the Methodist Church.
The Young Peoples Choir pres
ented several selections during the
program. Recitations were also
given by Noel Brelsford, Sharon
Richardson, Carol Ann Fresh
water and Jimmie Louden.
Mary Lou Williams and Della
Mae Gilbert played an accordian
duet" Whispering Hope.
Three playlets, entitled, Pros
pects", 'Davids Rally Day Card"
and 1.-THE Lamps of Christian Liv-
ing, were very well given.
Richard Dewitt and David West
fall presented two saxaphone
duets.
Robt. Fisher of Columbus and
Iformer resident of this place, gave
very interesting short talk.
Miss Ethel Boyles had charge of
the presentation of Certificates to
pupils moving uptoward to another
class according to their age.
Missionary Speaker
Mrs. Estella Howard gave very
interesting talk at the Methodist
Church Sunday evening, telling of
her experience as Missionary in
Africa and Porto Rico.
Union Bible Glass
The Union Bible Class held their
regular meeting in the Methodist
Church parlors, Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Brewster of Redwood was the
guest speaker. This meeting was
reception for Rev. and MrS.B. f.
Crawford who recently moved
from Delaware, to fill the vac
ancy of Rev BeuScher who with
Mrs. Beuscher moved to Gettys-
burg, Ohio. Doughnuts and coffee
were served at the close of the
evening.
Tri County Grange Inspection
The Tri County Grange held
their inspection in the K of P hall
last Thursday evening. Mr. HientZ
of Jackson Center was the inspect
ing officer. Music for the evening
was furnished by Mrs. Chester
Louden and Elenor White.
The first degree was given to
one candidate. Lunch was served
at an late hour.
Christian Culture Glass
The Christian Culture Class was
graciously entertained in the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Westfall
Thursday evening. Mrs. Ray Patric
had charge of the program. Light
lunch was served by the hostess
at the close of the meeting.
Birthday and Anniversary
Honoring the birthday of Philip
Painter, and the wedding annivers-
airy of Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Boyles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Painter
entertained with dinner Friday
evening. Oct.11,. Mr.. and Mrs. DIR.
Wellar of Bellefountaine were also
guests.
Trustee Banquet
The Champaign County own :
ship trustee association held ban
quet in the Daughters of Union
Veterans Memorial hall, Monday
evening. Mr. j. Thomas of Lorraine
was the guest speaker and a group
of entertainers under the direction
of Gail Newall gave very enjoy
able program.
Dinner was served to rs guests
by the Daughters of Veterans.
Births
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Seay of
Nicholas, KY, are announcing the
birth of daughter, Sept. 19, Mrs.
Seay is the former Miss Helen
Graham of North LouiSburg.
Personals
Mr.. Paul and Ted Fischer of Col
umbus, with Mr. Edgar Boyles en-
joyed fishing trip to Black, Sun
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-21

Long handled Scrubbing brushes
and self-wringing nlops are highly
satisfactory for cleaning large foor
areas. The corners and the base.
boards are the only parts of the
floor that need to be done by hand
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-21
. MILFORD CENTER
BY MRS. WALTER STILLINGS

w. S. c. S. met at the home of
Mrs. Edward Agner Thursday af-
ternoon, Oct u. Devotions were
led by Mrs. Maude Coe. Special
guests were Mrs. Phyllis Simpson,
who gave a wonderful talk on
missionaries in India, and Mrs. Do
riS Jenny, who sang, THE Hand of
God" accompanied by Mrs. Gladys
Hill. Lovely refreshments were
served by the hostesses. Mrs. Ann
Agner, Mrs. Cora Madden and Mrs.
Martha Kimball.
The w. S. c. S. is sponsoring a
community family night" pot
luck dinner to be held in the Meth
odist church basement Tuesday at
p. M, Oct. 29 After the social
hour and at 8 p. m. a program is
being arranged by the committee.
There will be instrumental and vo-
cal music. There is to be a mock
wedding and style show by the lit
tie folks of the community. This
is the same style show that was
shown at the Marysville fair. Rev.
Donald Cryer from the First Meth
odiSt church at WeSterville, is to
be the speaker Of the evening. Ev-
eryone in and around the commun-
ity is cordially invited to attend.
Let's all come and show our friend
ly Christian spirit. Bring your own
table service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Ohnsman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth OhnS-
man, of New California, entertain
ed Thursday evening with sur
prise farewell pot-luck supper in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Houser, who are moving to their
new home shortly Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer OhnS-
man, Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth
Ohnsman, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart
Coe, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Weaver,
Mr. and Mrs. w. Harris, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Brake, Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Coe, Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Boy
er, Mrs. Edith Orahood, Mr., and
Mrs. II. H. Kettler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hartsel BeSgrove, Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Ohnsman and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Houser.
The Variety club enjoyed a
steak supper at Cookies Corners
Tuesday evening. After supper
they had a theatre party at the
Avalon in Marysville.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-21
Allen Center Baptist

Adult class party will meet with
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiser this evening,
Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
Rev. SedZoil, leader.
Arkansas State press., 1946-09-13
TexQrkond, u. S. A.

in Houston and the Galveston Sea
Walls and surroundings. Mrs.
Bell Mays of 1904 Oak st. has
returned from Hope where she
visited her aunt, Mrs. Bette Dam
iels. While there she visited an
old time camp meeting. Mrs.
Estella Givans returned to her
home in Fort Smith after an ex-
tended visit here with Mrs, Dor
othy Givans of 8l5 w. 9Th st.
Miss Lille B. Jones of 1924 w.
18th ST., reports that her sister,
Mrs. Gressie Ellis of Nash, Texas,
is at the Jamison Hospital where
the stork presented a fine baby
boy to her on September 3rd.
Schools were opened Monday in
the city and it is hoped that all
the parents will see to it that all
children are kept in school. j..
Aaron Keeling of 1913 Elm ST, is
on his vacation on the West
Coast. He will make stops IN
San Diego, Los Angeles, and
Pittsburg California, visiting his
brother, James, and his son,
Aaron, Jr.
Arkansas State press., 1946-09-13
E. c. Cutter
300 E. Miles

Mr.. Erice Smith of La. St. is
on the sick list. Miss Rosie
Lean Goods and Ed Lacy were
married Sunday, September 9th,
at the home of her mother. She
6 the granddaughter of Rev. and
Mrs. E. c. Cutter. J. r. Ross
S the paper boy for Douglas Ad-
'ition. The Gray Brothers
9uartette of Huttig rendered a
singing program at st. James
Baptist Church, East Hillsboro
where Rev. Rowe is pastor.
Rev. f. c. Cutter will be at Good
Hope Baptist Church Sunday.
Mr., ard Mrs. Jim Goor are visit
ng in Houston, Texas. Miss
oorothv Ovens of Camden is Wis
ting Miss Dorothy Goodwin at
he Smoll Town Beauty Shop.
VIII Johnson died at Hiphlong
'anatorium Sunday morning.
Funeral services were held We'd
nesday. The X. of p. is spon-
soring a 30-day membership
drive, Mrs. Ted Lewis is plan
ming a trip to Chicago where she
will visit her two daughters. -.
Mrs. Harris, wife of Rev. Harris,
owner of the Harris Funeral
Home, accompanied her young
son, Leon, to Hot Springs where
he will attend school. Rev.
Mills Holloway has returned,
feeling much improved after TAX
ing treatments in a Memphis
hospital He is the father of Mr..
and Mrs. Shelton Eutsy. Miss
Pearlie iiolloman, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. d. w, Holloman.
Arkansas State press., 1946-09-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield Faux of
l4l0 Oak ST., had as house guests
ocie B Faux, graduate of Yer
ger High School, Hope, brother
OF Henry and Garfield Faux of
this city. Young Faux entered
Wiley College Monday. He has
been on the West Coast visiting
his sisters and brothers. Mr.
and Mrs. Freddy Palmer of
Columbus, Texas, visited Iona
Moss of l4l0 Oak Street. Mr..
Palmer made short visits to the
homes of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Faulk, Mrs. Ora Durham and
Frank Price of Congress Street.
Mrs. Dorothy Coleman of Dallas,
Texas, is house guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Johns of 718 Oak
Street. Mrs. Johns was a visitor
IN Mrs. Coleman's home during
the State B. T. U. Congress in
Dallas. Freeman's Dramatic
Club has returned from an edu-
cational vacation tour. The fol-
lowing places were visited: The
Prison Walls, Huntsville, Texas;
Prairie View University, the zoo
Arkansas State press., 1946-09-13
Ell Dorado

will return soon to Southern
University where she will COM
plete her senior year. Mrs. E. G.
Gambler spent the Labor Day
weekend with her mother in
Pine Bluff. Misses Hazel and
Edith Cummings, daughters of
DIR. and Mrs. E. l.. Cummings, will
leave soon for Fisk University,
Nashville, Tennessee. Hazel is a
senior at Fisk and Edith will en-
ter as a freshman. Mrs. Jessie
Lee Simms is getting along nicely
after an operation. The revival
held at st. James recently was
very successful. Five new MEM
bers were added and $l5024 was
raised, Mrs. Dosie Williams is
hostess to the following guests
Her daughter, Mrs. Ann Williams
and two granddaughters; her
sister, Mrs. Mary Polk and Mrs
Addie Daley of Wilmar, and Mrs.
Lula Tramble of Detroit. Mrs
zelda Watson is vacationing in
Chicago, Illinois. James A.
Young is attending A. M. and N
College, Pine Bluff. Fairview
School opened Monday. Mr.
and Mrs. Percy Stewart Of Ark
Ave, are spending several day.
in Louisiana visiting relatives
and friends. Mrs. Vixie Nc
Convey of Chicago, H., and her
daughter, Mrs. Rosie Lee Ware
of Gary, Indiana, were recent
guests in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Jones, 802 Union Ave.
They have returned to their re-
spective homes. Mrs. Bessie
Meeks, her son and daughter,
Richard and Nellie, and her ne
phew, Julius Caesar Jones, have
Arkansas State press., 1946-09-13
KENsETT
M. M. Waddy

Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Howell
and children of Chicago motored
here from Des Arc where they
attended the funeral of Mr..
Howell's sister. They spent the
weekend here and were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hatehett.
-. Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Nelson
and Mrs. Mark Williams of Little
Rock spent Sunday here and
Worshipped at Centennial Baptist
Church Mrs. Williams sang two
numbers. Mrs Martha Smith
Lewis has returned to her home
IN Atlanta, Ga. after spending d
W-ck here visiting her parents,
Nh and Ms. Jas. smith. Rev.
Lu%a.d L-sglns, pastor OF Cen
t-n!Lll Dapust Church attended
the National Convention IN At
!dnta, "a. last week. Mrs. M.
III. Wadoy was called to the bed
size Of her daughter, Mrs. II. B.
Harris, who was seriously i'll, but
/ much improved. Mrs. CORN
A.nolo left for ST. Louis Friday
" meet Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Walker
and family and Miss Irmagene
Arnold of Chicago. Miss Matte
V. Waddy returned to her home
IN Little Rock Thursday after
visiting relatives and friends here.
go, Mines. Lahue Grow and Doris
koolnson visited in St. Louis last
week, Miss Pauline Crow re-
TUNED with them. Mrs. Hattie
Baker Of Poplar Bluff is here
visiting her brother who is i'll. . .
Centennial OF Kensett and Anti
ocn OF Judsonia had double
Dypdzln6 sunday afternoon.
MASS l.eoccca Barley has re-
tu,ncd to her home N Detroit.
She was accompanied by her
cousin, Mrs. Vera Walker. Mrs.
b. Wudjy and Calvin Kynard are
Oh tle SICK List. Next week
your paper win be 7c. see an
nJlml,ment.
Arkansas State press., 1946-09-13
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CONTINUED from PAGE ~

was at this point that Haynes,
sworn protector of law and
order, helped force Jones into
he lynchers car.
Accol ding to Robert Carter,
NAACP counsel, the action taken
by Sheriff Haynes in assisting
he lynchers appears to be d
l,arc cut violation of civil rights
~anted citizens under the 18th
amendment Since the sheriff,
responrlble representative of
lie states law enforcement
agency, acted as an accomplicc
~ the act, it becomes a matter
-lnandlng federal intervention.
Walter Winchell, in his radio
BROADCAST of August 29th, stated:
"A war veteran who was
lynched here had his HANDS
chopped off and a blow torch
Was held to his face as he lay
down. If the Department of
Justice will protect six avail
able eye-Witnesses, w tier
White VIII produce them all.
IL necessary, federal troops
snould be ordered, | think, to
protect those witnesses so that
thcy can take the stand in
court. Department of Justice
has a complete case. Until this
mob goes to trial, the Justice
Department itself is on trial.
OF course the lynch mob--if il
BE- wise to precedent-will de
hahd to b. tried together IN
a Zroup Ike the % alrsg1d sedi-
llonists That viii keep then
aut OF jail
Arkansas State press., 1946-09-13

Mrs, Jones are deacon and dea-
coness of First Baptist Church
and both are very active in
church and civic affairs. Their
son, x, L., along with Ada B.
Wright was granted a scholar
ship to Arkansas Baptist College.
Little Rock. The Matlock Re-
union held for years past on the
first Saturday of each September
took place last Saturday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James Mat
lock, West Malvern. Matlocks
and Daleys were here from all
corners of the country. Among
those present were George (Splo)
Matlock, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs.
F. r. Matlock and son, Detroit;
Mrs. Lizzie Matlock, Kansas
City; Lewis Daley, ST. Louis;
Henderson Daley, st. Louis, Will
liam Henry, 80 years old, and
"Honey-man' Matlock, Fordyce;
Mrs. Agnes Hughes, Fordyce: Mrs
Oracle Williams, Little Rock;
Mrs. Dorothy Mae Jones, Little
Rock Mrs. W. M, Erbv, Arka-
delphia. More than $50 people
were present. James Matlock.
host, and one of the oldest citi-
zens in Malvern, is known all over
Arkansas for his excellent hedge
trimming. His grandson, Casper
Matlock Jr., was married to Miss
Dorothy Gosset during the cele-
bration. . Mrs. w. H. Thompson
was in the city over the week -end
on business. Louis and Robert
Cooper recently returned from an
extended visit with their grand
mother in Pine Bluff. Mrs.
Willie Mae Beard of East End
departed Tuesday to visit her
brother, Henry, in Detroit.
Dave Siggers, father Of Clemmie
Siggers returned from an extend
ed visit in Curtis. Clemmie saws
she's an expert cotton picker and
will be glad when the season
opens so she can get rich. The
Red Sox soft ball girls are still a
menace.
Arkansas State press., 1946-09-13
HENSLEy
Mrs. Sadye B. Jones

The ninth anniversary of Rev.
j. M. Oliver as pastor of Centen-
NAL Baptist Church was celebrat
ed September LIST. Many churches
were represented and donated
the sum of S213.49. Mrs. Nancy
McClinton gave the welcome adj
dress and Mrs. Sadye B. Jones
presented gifts to the pastor.
Rev. Cookley delivered the ami
versary sermon. . Mr.. ard Mrs.
Jessie Grigs by lost their home
and contents by fire. Louis
Stokes made a recent trip to
Camden to visit relatives.
Mrs. Viola King of St. Louis is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. David
Smith. Mrs. Bessie Dudley
has been quite i'll but is now con-
valescing =. Miss Oscie Henry is
on the sick list. Mr.. and Mrs
Morris Williams of St. Louis are
visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Mitchell. Mrs.
Irene Kestel of st. Louis is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Carson. Mrs. Oscie Gray
of st. Louis is visiting hsr par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. Gray. The
Silver Wing Quartette will fill
an engagement at Cotton Plant
for Mrs. viii Tillmon Sunday,
Arkansas State press., 1946-09-13
BATESVll.LE

Ethtl o. MIL"
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Williams Of
'o,t Wayne, Indiana arrived sun
low tp sUan1 10 days with Me-.
#,l.aus' aunt Mrs Man1-' iIar-
U.s. and James Her is OF Ne w
Sire {, and other rolai;tas.
}oy Wm II, Quinn visited hi
%ii. in Little Rocl; and attended
H. State Missionary Mcctinc
,.p,amb'r 4 5 and 6. Pre-
iding Elaer p. Il. Kelly of the
Little Rock District held his
.ua terly conference at Larfcrty's
Memorial Church September 3rd.
lie 1oit Wednesday for Grand
Michigan to attend the
Arkansas State press., 1946-09-13

meeting of Bishops and District
superintendent. Mr.. and Mrs.
5. T. Finley, Sr., Mrs. Bessie l.
Lewis and son, Ruffie, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. T. Finley, Jr. of Cleve-
land, Ohio and Otto Finley were
dinner guests in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Baucom Sunday.
Mrs. Bessie Irene Lewis is
studying for her Master at the
University of Illinois, Campaign.
Miss Joyce Fay Harris left
Saturday for her home in St.
Louis after spending the summer
with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. D. Smith. Her grand
mother, Mrs. Mollie Smith, &C.
companied her to St. Louis
Miss Vivian Waugh attended the
State Missionary meeting in Little
Rock last week. She opened
school in Newark Monday.
Mrs. Nora Lee Wesley is doing
line after an operation at Aliens
Hospital. Mrs. Callie Harper,
Mrs. Lila Mccoy, Mrs. Ella John
son and Miss Minnie Smiley
daughters of Mrs. Tennie Smiley,
honored her house guest, Mrs.
Hannah Cullins of Little Rock
with a lawn party September 4
dt A p. M. A two course salad
menu was served. Guests present
were Mrs. Lucy Pyle, Mrs. Nan
ME Rice, Mrs. Bertha Pryor, Mrs.
sophie Wilson, Mrs. Collie Harp
or, Mrs. Margie Harper, Mrs.
rosie CraVcns, Mrs. Minnie Alex
ander, Ms. Nellie Woods, Mrs.
M!ttie Todd Mrs. Mobilia Gipsun.
Mrs Ethel Q. Miller, Mrs. Ruby
Harris, Mrs. Maggie Hubbard of
La Crosse; Mrs. Matte Hughes of
Nashville, Tennessee, A. M. Mil
Ter, Rev. Nj, H. Thompson and
Rev p. II. Kelly. Mr.. and Mrs.
tiershel Finley left Saturday for
a motor visit to St. Louis, Kansas
City and Chicago to visit rela-
yves. Mrs. Minnie Alexander
and sister, Mrs. Matte Hughes,
We're dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Harris Sunday. =.
Mrs. Matte Hughes was enter
,a4n@d by Mrs. Fannie Waugh
AAu.addy night. Dr.. and Mrs.
j. ". hudson Of Franklin, Ten
~eeste ana Herman Stewart of
A4aNe en-, student in Nashville,
--.u.n.ns nom their annual Au-
.-, vacation IN Arkansas, were
u,-.-E5nt guests of Prof. and
-,..a. 4 IL. L4.ller Thursday night.
-,.. A~uaau Is q cousin of Mrs.
a..le'. Next week your paper
,,.I ID &c. see announcement.
Arkansas State press., 1946-09-13

erS.
Tribute was paid the NAACP
Investigators who worked in the
Minden area by several radio
commentators. 1t was pointed
out that these men, working un-
der constant threat, had logged
ly tracked down clues which may
play an important part in final
apprehension of the guilty par
ties. The Association also dis
closed the fact that the entire
Harris family had been evacuated
from the area which is in the
heart of the Louisiana oil fields.
Arkansas State press., 1946-09-13

returned home after visiting her
sister, Mrs. Dora Hopson of Mus
kegon, Michigan. The Friend
ship Association will convene at
Elbethel Baptist Church, Three
Creeks, October Gil. Rev. H. G.
Goodwin is pastor; Mrs. Ida
Meeks, president; Rev. l.. H.
Highshaw, moderator.
Arkansas State press., 1946-09-13
ONLY THlRTEEN MORE DAVIS TO = z HoLL TAX

Only thirteen more days remain t' pay your poll tax
be eligible to vote in the next elections.
This is endorsement Of the Poll Tax System b. tn.
paper but it requisite in the state Of Ar.ansas i is
based upon the biological difference in the color of
skin and for that alone the STATE PRESS is urgn
every person in the state to pay your poll tax and qua
yourself American citizen.
No who fails to accept the responsibility of citizen
ship has any right to claim it,
Just paying your poll tax will not make you citizen
you have got the polls and your vote You hav
got to prepare yourself to be for something against
thing. You not look forward to any improvement
your by maintaining nonchaant attitude You hav
got take stand and the stand you take must be in h
interest of the
According to public announcements there viii be
important issues coming the front thai must be decided
the of Arkansas These issues al issues vii
be for the pubcs benefit but most will be fer the bene
of politicians Your vote will be needed, and needed bad E
help protect the interest of the people.
Since you have asked for participation in the Affairs
your state il is unbelievable that you will let SepteNrr sir
by without qualifying yourself with that poll tax receipt.
Don't delay. Purchase it today.
Arkansas State press., 1946-09-13
NAACP UNDER ATTACK
FROM BILBO FOLLOWERS

Walter White and the NAACP
were the objects of vicious
newspaper and political attack by
Mississippi reactionaries acting
under the sting of local political
defeat, it was disclosed last week.
Arkansas State press., 1946-09-13
49, VLRN
Jimmie Nlkinsnn

JllImlC HTaIN9Ol
Mr.. and Mrs 7. 4. Hughes
we're weekend visitors here with
Ms. Hughes mother, Mrs. Mary
Gilbert and her brother Grady
Gilbert. Mrs. Trudie Jones
was sponsor of the Oscar Smith
shower August 10Th Mr.. and
Arkansas State press., 1946-09-13
So what?

So what?
Simply this An announcement is being made through
the columns of this that beginning with the next
ISSUE Friday September TO- the prices for this paper will
be increased and you want your paper to continue
free and independent newspaper have got to that
increase.
We not increasing prices because everything else has
increased If would have increased three vars ago
But increasing the price sufficient to
meet operating cost that to free and
render efficient public service.
Newspapers have been looked less charit
able institutions and the publishers must render free
or they are considered heels For many years
paper taken commuenty asset and therefore they have
taken punishment than any other line of business.
The newspaper of today must tread different patti
than the paper of yesterday They must crusade And the
crusade in the interest of their readers They
being watched and watched by enemies of the Negro No
knows this any better than the publishers of this paper
who under bond appealing Jail sentence and fine
the Arkansas Supreme Court because this paper implied
that the Negro unusy treated.
The increase the price of newsprnt, printing equip
and labor has caused many publishes to increase long
ago down the size of their paper But do no
believe that the readers of this paper would want cheaper
the quality of the paper lose the militant spirit that ha
made it leader in the Journalistic field Of Arkansas
This increase in price at time that it is painful
to consider making but have other
escape We cannot look to advertisers relief rom til
added expenditure for we publ sA adversn
paper We are publishing paper readers, and
crusading for the Negro Therefore, appe,
ing the thousands of readers of the a.. ESS for the
continued support in building strong deems in the state
Arkansas that day the Of tee Ne viii be hca
in every phase of American life that Guaranteed
citizen under the Constitution Of these Ur ted States
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-14
SHORTST0P PESKY
SIGNS WITH S0X
Compiled From the Wires Of
APP and UP)


After two months of dickering
Johnnie Pesky last night signed
his 1915 contract with the Boston
Red Sox =. Dom Di Maggie is
also in the Beaneaters fold The
other Boston club, the Braves is
en- route to quarters in Fort Lau-
derdale, Fla. The Giants have
q players who have not yet signed
for 1916 Ernie lombard and
Bill Voiselle lead the list along
with South American Nap Reyes
The Browns have linked Babe
Martin, promising rookie Dixie
Walker, Goody Rosen and Johnny
Rizzo are still unsigned by the
Dodgers who yesterday announced
that Bob Bragan will rejoin the
club after service duty Danny
Gardella, Giants problem child,
will be sold to Milwaukee or Min
neapolis Down in the Canal
Zone the Yanks continued their
heavy hitting with Tommy Hen
rich and Charlie Keller, garden
stars and newcomer Steve Souchok
standing out in drills Souchok
has his eye on the Yank's first
base spot Ford Garrison will
rejoin the GAS" after a year as a
defense worker Pitcher Steve
Sundra, member of the st. Louis
Browns pennant winner of 1914
was discharged at the Fort Meade
separation center yesterday.