davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-27

'eNaso zeno" (takrat jeseni
1912 Sc pod naslovom "Nasim
zenam'') in Strife naso literatu-
70. KIDD Sc ne spominja Koso-
viii deklet IL Kala, Somrakovih
il Goriske vasi, Povsetovih il
Podborsta, Tine il Golobinjeka,
Zagorcanke in Erkerjeve il Kar.
teljevega, pozrtvovalne salije.
We, XII kljub tezki hoji nj nikdar
.odrekla ponnoci. *|
Pa Sc toliko drugih bi lahko
nasteli, linen nasih dobrih po.
stenih, pozrtvovalnih zena in
mater, XII so zasidrana v srcih
nasih partizanov z zlatimi crka-
mi hvaleznosti. In IL vasi same,
kjer je bio 50O-1OOO fasistov
sta mala Dragica in Mazda red
NO prinasali porocila v hosto.
Potem so morale te nase do
bre zene veliko, veliko pretrpeti.
Okupator je skupaj z domaci-
mi izdajalci preganjal nase Iu.
di. Redke so zene in matere, XII
MISC bile tepene cd najvecjih IL
vrzkov clovestva, in nasprotni.
ce OF pa so jih prezirale in "a
nieevale. - S ponosom pa danes
zro ma prestano trpljenje in Sc
z vecjim veseljem delajo "a OBJ
novo nase domovine. Sodelujejo
pri vseh akcijah in v prvomaj-
skem tekmovanju so dosegle We.
like uspehe. Organizirale so vas.
ke odbore AFz po okoliskih va
sch in vkljucile v organizacijo
skoraj vse zene. Pridno Sc ude-
lezujejo mnozicnih in drugih Sc
stankov v svojih vaseh, kakor
tudi okrajnih in okroznih konfe-
rene v Novem mestu. Sodeluje-
jo pri kulturno prosvetnem de-
lu in Redeem krizu. Kadar pe.
dvomijo, &c bo kako delo uspelo,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-27

linn, III 20 3 tolikim veseljen in
trudom pripravljale razred, spo-
minsko plosco in kulturno prize
ditev, pri kateri Sc je BE poseb-
no izkazala tovarisica Kastelce-
va. Mnogo trl1da in ljubezni je
vlozila v priprave, da je bill pro-
gram resnicno lep in tako skrb-
no izvajan, da je vsakdo 8 plo-
skanjem in vzkliki dajal duska
svojemu aavdusenju. Sc dolgo
potem 81 med ljudni slisal be-
sede priznanja in pohvale vest
,nemu, skrbnemu in, pozrtvoval-
nemu delu 1lasih zena.
Ma okrajni konferenci AFz je
bill krajevni odbor AFz Mirna
pee stavljen drugim "a vzgled.
Zavedajoc Sc vaznosti medse-
bojne pomoci, so ze tri dni po
okrajni konferenci presenetile
Novo mesto z novo akcijo: ma
81 sirotisnici, mad katero je
okrajna organizacija AFz pre-
,vzela patronat, so prinesle ze-
.lenjave, vina, mleka in peciva.
Do solz ginjeni so Sc zahvalje-
vail starcki in "a darove.
v nedeljo 26. maja imajo We
like zborovanje, ma katerem bo-
do potrdile svoj sklep o ustano-
vitvi zdravstvene postaje v Mir
nj peel "a vse okoliske vasi. Zbo-
rovanje bo zdruzeno poucnim
zdravstvenim predavanjem in
filmom, obenem pa Sc DO vrsil
.tudi zdravniski pregled otrok
in ostalih, XII ne morejo v No
vo mesto k zdravniku.
Tako sc zene iz mirnopeske
doline vkljueujejo Y obnovo in
delajo z vsemi mocmi, da bi bilo
leto 1916 zares leto' image ma
.gospodarskem polju, kakor je
dejal v svoji novoletni poslani-
ci mas vodja - marsal Tito.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-27

" prakticnem delu kmalu polka
zejo, da bo slo in tako dajejo
vzglede tudi sosednim krajem.
Ko so drugi razmisIjali, ali bi
Sc res da1 il kleti napraviti nov
soIski razred, SO nase zene kar
= delorn zacele. Pridno SO zbi-
rale po vaseh prispevke v de-
l1arju in zivezu ter v kratkem
casu IL nekdanje femme, neupo-
ra:bne kleti napravile lep, sve-
tai in prostoren razred. Same
SO vlozile v to delo 800 delovnih
:ur, pionircki 500, mizarska "a
.druga pa ~ delovnih ur. Osta-
lie stroske SO krile denarjem
- 10000 din, - XII so ga dobile
ma kulturno prosvetni priredi-
tvi oh otvoritvi razreda in od-
kritju spominske plosee padlim
vzgojiteljem - domacinom:
. Tov. Rudolfu Obrekarju, XII
je bill dolgo vrsto let soIski
upravitelj v Mirni peel in zelo
priljubljen pri okoliskih ljudeh.
Starega in slabotnega SO raz-
.mrcvarili belogardisti mad va
sjo; TOW. Katji, partizanki, XII
je padla ma prekmurskih polja-
nah in se vedno zivi njen spo-
min m ed naso mladino; TOW.
Tincku, XII pociva nekje ma ma
sih primorskih tleh in tov. Milk
Povsetovi, XII so jo zasule bonn
be v novomeski bolnisnici.
Skromna, toda prisrena je BIZ
la sIovesnost 5. maja v Mirni
peel. Vse so organizirane zene
z mladino in vse je bilo skrbno
pripravljeno. IL vseh okoliskih
vasi SO sc kljub slabenu vreme-
nu zbrali ljudje. zene iz Straze,
Precne in Broda so prisle z "a
stavo v veikem stevilu.
Ponosno so sc iskrile oci Olgi,
Julki in Nett, in tudi vsenn osta-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-27
v mirnopeski dolini ..

&c Sc vozis z vlakom ali av-
tom cd Ljubljane proti Novemu
mestu je zadnji kraj pred ci-
lem Mirna pee. Majhna, skrita
vas med hribi, da jo uzres sele,
ko prides " memo blizino. Sre-
di vasi te skoraj preseneti lep in
skrbno urejen "Stencas" - delo
nasih najmlajsih, ponos vseh
Mirnopecanov.
Cetrt, pol, tricetrt do enc ure
hoda so raztresene po dolini
vasi, XII so nekoc tvorile obei-
no Mirna pee, sedaj pa bodo po
novem nacrtu o komasaciji i
zdruzene v politicno upravo ce-
lotto - KLO Mirna pee. Vse te
vasi so gospodarska in kultur-
ma enota, a tudi ma oko so le-
pa, zaokrozena celota.
ze jeseni 1941 leta so po teh
vaseh delovali terenski odbori
OF, povsod Sc je zbralo "a par
tizane in vaski "zascitniki" so
kontrolirali svoje vasi.
Po zimi 1941 in 1912 leta so
odhajai prvi fantje v hoste,
marca 1912 jih je odslo samo il
Mirne peel, XII steje komaj "a
his, IL - partizanov prosto-
voljcev, po letu 1912 pa jih je
bio il mirnopeske doline ze 100
v partizanih. Ljudje SO organi-
zirano pomagali partizanom S
hrano, jih "vodili" cez progo
in sproti obveseali o kretanju
sovraznika. Oh prvih zacetkih
organizacije AFz v novomes-
KEN okrozju, SO bile prav zene
teh vasi prve, XII so Sc vkljucile
" organizacijo, dopisovale v list
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-27
BUDHIN DEMANT
GUSTAVLE ROUGE

tancro je lahko razlikoval jadr.
r1ico s tren1i jambori; imela je
vsa jadra razpeta in Sc je ma.
glo blizala.
Ali sc bonn moral umak.
niti banditom? Sc je jezno vpra'
Sal Lionel. ."
Cakalo ga je pa veselo prese.
necenje.
Ko Sc je vrnil v prvi zaliv
kjer nj pref 1asel nicesar, je
morje upadlo. v polovicni visi.
nj 1aporske stene, tocno ma me-
stu, XII ga je dolocala karta ka'
petana Rutlanda, Sc je pokaza.
la Okla razpoka.
Lionel je zmagoslavno vzklik.
nil IN zacel plezati pc stem ma
.vzgor, ne brigajoc Sc "a praske
Sedaj je razumel cudovito &C.
nijalnost starega gusarja: oce'
anu samenau je bill poveril, da
cuva r,jegovo skrivnost.
Sedem mesecev v letu je bi
dohod v kaverno zaprt cd ledu
pet ostalih mesecev pa je bile
mogoce le oh casu oseke prit
do ME. In komu bi pac prislo ma
misel, &c he bi Bill pref obveseen
da bi plezal po tej strmi stem
navzgor in iskal zakladov " te.
1uknji, v katero je bio mogoce
zlesti sarno po vseh stirih in k
Sc je cd zunanje strani zdela
navadna razpoka v laporskit
skladih brez vsake globocine.
LIE S tezavo je Lionel priple'
zal do odprtine in zlezel vanjo
q zadovoljstvom je opazil, da j.
memo nadaljevanje ozek hodnik
strop Sc 'je polagoma tako wi
Sal, da je bilo mogoce hoditi po
konci. t. - I'll, "a ...ss....
Ko je prisel tako dalec, je pri
zgal veliko smoleno bakljo, k
10 je prinesel S seboj. Nato j
razgrnil Rutlandovo karto in jt
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-27

roparji nenadorna zbezati. Nor
.da Sc je v ,trenutku prepira med
'Rutlandon1 in njegovim mos
tvom pojavila sovrazna ladja
ma obzorju. Gusarji SO Sc mora
Ii spet, pobotati svojinn kapeta-
nom in magic zbezati ma ladji,
Rutland je rnenda pozneje nasel
tmoznost odstraniti vse one, XII SO
:poznali skrivnost kaverne. ="
To je prin1erna razIaga, 81
.je dejal Lionel, boljse 81 ne mo-
rem ustvariti.
Naenkrat Sc je ga je pa po.
lastiI strah.
- Da le nj zahrbtni in strasni
Rutland odnesel demantov? sc
je vprasal preplaseno.
Mrzlicno je zaceI iskati. Raz:
metaval je dragoceno zlatnino
in izprazneval vrece in zaboje
" neke vrste vrocici. v svoji ma
glici je stopal po zlatnikih in
pohodil S svojmi zebljanimi 6ev-
iii veliko biserno ovratnico, XII
Sc je zdrobila v drobne kosce.
Vse je prebrskal, .vse prevrnil,
a predmeta, XII ga je iskal, lie nj
mogel najti.
- Mic! je zajecljal obupno.
Sedel je ma enega izmed "a
bojev in 81 brisal pot, XII mu je
tekel z obraza.
- Nemogoce! 81 je dejal. To
bi bila prekruta prevara
Nisem dobro iskal Zaceti
moran Sc enkrat.
(Dalje pr1lhodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-27
(Nadal ljevo,.je)

- Sovraznik ina zamudo, je
dejal veselo. Razen tega Miste-
rija nina nacrta kavern kape-
tana Rutlanda, XII, ga drzim v
roki.. Zdaj ,je,,se daled. Ia me-
moi. Skusati moran najti de-
mant in Sc vrniti ma svojo jah-
to-, predno potniki "Morske las
tovke'' stopijo ma otok. Bono
videli, ali Sc mi to posreci.. 4. .
In Sci je ma delo, ne ba hi IL
gubil trenutka.
Magic je pogledal ma zepni
kompas, ma naert gusarskega
kapetana in izborno karto lon
donskega Zemljepisnega dru-
stva. Brez tezkoc Sc je orienti-
raj in kmalu spoznal z zadovolj-
stvom, da je natancno ma me-
stu, kjer bi bill moral biti who'd
v kaverno.
Stal je ma produ rnalega zali-
va, obdanega cd visokih lapor-
skin sterl. Oh vznozju so bile
razglodane cd morskega valov-
ia, katero je OBJ pIirni butalo
vanje. ,,. IL =. n. ,..
opazil pa je nobene luknje.
Skalne stene SO Sc zdele cisto
naravne in mixer nj bilo videti
sledu aoveskih rok. Ali Sc je
morda skalovje ma kakem me-
stu sesufo in zaprlo pot v kaver-
no? Stvar III biIa izkljucena.
I: Lionel je sel dale in prisel
spet ma obal malega zaliva, kije
bill cisto podoben onemu, XII ga
je bill pravkar zapustil. S po-
mocjo kompasa in zemljevidov
pa je spoznal, da Sc prvic nj mo-
til. ss..A .
!. Jezen Sc je vrnil, kajti med
tenn ko je bill z iskanjem izgub-
ljaI svoj cas-, se je bella tocka ma
obzorju ze mocno povecala. Ma
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lie se zadnjic natancno pregle-
dal, predno je sel naprej po ga
leriji; pesek ma tIeh je bill se
vlazen cd morske vode.
Cez nekaj casa je prisel do
krizisca hodnikov in moral je
! spet pogledati ma karto, ia je
nasel pravo pot. Gusarjeva ja-
ma je bila ogronnna, Gel labirint
! hodnikov in visokih dvoran, pol
nih kapnikov.
Spomnil Sc je, da je bill ma an
| gleskih otokih v Rokavskem
prelivu nekdaj v precej enaki
jami, imenovani Devils-Hole -
(Hudieeva jama). To je bilo ma
otoku Jerseyu. v ,oni jami so
enako kot tu ma Falklandskih
otokih, vrsili pima in oseka in
wharf, svoje tisocletno delo in
izpodjedli zemljo dalec proc cd
obrezja v notranjost. Valovi so
glodaG vedno naprej in obenem
s svojim butanjem in odteka-
MEM odnasali pesek in zemljo
ter pustili sarno izdolbeno ska
lowe.
Polagona Sc je hodnik raz-
siril, anjegove stene so bile cisto
suhe in ma njih so Sc svetili So
literski kristali. Naenkrat je Ii
onel opazil ma tleh velik kup be-
lega pepela. Pogledal je ma
vzgor in dognal, da Sc nahaja
mad MIN neke vrste naraven
dimnik, cigar cd sal ocrnela
notranjost je tvorila ozko Gre
vo, XII Sc je brezdvomno koncalo
no vrhu skalne stene.
Lionel je hitel naprej in kma-
lu je spoznal, da Sc bliza cilju.
|Po tleh so krizem lezale
ma ajrazlicnejse stvari: deske,
rabbit zaboji, prasne odeje in
cunje, razbite steklenice, zarja-
veil zeblji in cello glave in okost-
ia rib, XII so pa bila ze cisto
preperela. Tu je morale biti me-
sto, kjer so imeli gusarji svoja
zborovanja, in zaklad - &c je
sploh obstojal - nj mogel biti
dalec.
Sc par korakov, in Lionel, XII
ie prisel v veliko dvorano, sc ga
je skoraj dotaknil z roko. Raz-
burjen je videl pred seboj yes
ogromni plen, XII ga je S takim
veseljem opisal kapetan Rutland
v svoji knjigi. Pod lahnim pra-
hom stoletij, XII je zamegleval
vse stvari so Sc v rdeci luci bak-
lie svetile monstrance, tezki zla-
ii kelihi, damasceni handzari in
krisi, dragulji vseh vrst, vrece
polne, zlatnikov, piastrov in es-
kudov, in sedcki zlatim pra-
hom.
Pred tenn zakladom, vrednim
kalifa ali, radze, je Lionel dolgo
stal zamisljen in 81 predstavljal
zivljenje pustolovcev,' XII so ma
gromadili to bogastvo. Sanjal
bi cele ure O njih umorih in or
gijah, XII so Sc tn vrsili.
Nekaterih stvari 81 pa nj mo-
gel razlagati.
v knjigi je stalo, da SO 81
plen gusarji razdelili, tn je
stale vse nedotaknjeno: zaboji
MISC bill niti zaprti in predmeti
so bill nakopieepi v neredu, ka-
kor bi bill morali preseneceni
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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-12-07
GIRLS RED CIRCLE
CLUB MEET

The Girls Red Circle Club met
Sunday, December l, 1916. at A
pm. at Mt. Helm Baptist Church
with the devotion being led by
Miss Dorothy Jones. The subject
for the devotion was discomfort,
Is There Cure For IT," Following
the devotion a solo was rendered
by Mr.. Arthur White, followed by
music by Mrs. Alexander Shulnart
A prayer was read by Miss Gerald
inc Sykes. Mrs Golden, the spon-
sor, made timely remarks and plans
were made for the exchange of
Christmas gifts by the girls and
gifts to the sick mothers of two of
the members. The last meeting of
the year will be made in the home
of Miss Lula Mae Hearn, 149 w.
Church, on the 3rd Sunday after
noon. The president is asking all
members to be present and. on
time Barbara Sykes, president;
Arthur LePearl Moore, secretary;
Mrs. A. B. Golden, sponsor.
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ary'-Miss Lillian Copeland, stu
dent of Campbell College.
The Observance of Thanksgiving
Miss r. K. Johnson, instructor at
Jackson College.
Duet, Drink To Me Only With
Thine Eyes Misses Lillian Cope
land and Ophelia Hammond, stu
dents at Campbell College.
A Thanksgiving reading = Mrs
Elise Williams.
Contralto solo, Danny Boy"-by
Mrs. Lucille Hobbs.
Plans were made for the Christ
mas party. Members present were
Mrs. v. Clemens, Mrs. Gladys
Moore, Mrs. Willie Blalock, Mrs
c. p Payne, Mrs Elise Williams
Mrs. Lucille Hobbs, Mrs Mary
Terry, Mrs. Frenchie Porter, Miss
Marie Elmore, Miss r. K. Johnson
and Miss Thelma Watson.
During the social hour dainty
refreshments were served by the
hostess.
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JACKSON SOCIAL NEWS
BY SARAH McNEAMER HARVEY


lovely fruit cake given by the club.
Mr.. E. A. Caldwell awarded the
who won prizes as follows:
Mrs. Sadie Perkins, LIST prize,
$500; Mrs. Willie Mae Shirley, End
prize, $500; Mrs. Juanita Taylor,
3rd prize, $500; Mrs. Annie Mae
Brown, 4th prize, $500.
Money raised was as follows:
Mrs. Ludella Sutton $2.55, Mrs
A. @. Wit, $295e Mrs. Ruth Oats
Silas $50, Mrs. Eliza johnson
$8.65; Mrs. Annie Mae Brown An
derson $1,000, Mrs. Juanita Taylor
S12.62, Mrs. Willie Mae Shirley
$20.22, Mrs. Sadie Perkins $2393.
A delicious repast was served te
the 80 guests present to share the
pleasures of the afternoon.
Each member of the club wishes
to thank the public for your splen-
did cooperation. Total amount
raised, $89.02.
Naomi Terrell, president; c. C
James, secretary
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FRIENDLY CLUB MEETS

The Friendly Club met and en-
joys their annual Thanksgiving
Dinner at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. O. D. Johnson, 26332 Meadow
Street A very interesting prog
ram was rendered Badges were
presented to each member by Mrs.
Lizzie V. Garner. The guest speak
er was Mrs. Lizzie Bennett of New
Bethel AME. Church. Her very
interesting talk was responded to
by Rev. M. Johnson, Mr.. E. D.
Garner, Mr.. Henry Fitzhugh, each
giving some very encouraging re-
marks. The social committee serv-
ed very tasty Thanksgiving din
ner, that consisted of baked chick
en- and many other good things to
eat. Those enjoying this delight
full affair were: Members, Mes
DANES Lucy Roads, president; Geor-
gia Coleman, secretary; Ruby
Guice, Annie B. Smith, Willie M.
Yeager, Hattie Nixon, Jennie Mae
Robertson, Bessie Thompson, Amy
Cosey, Lizzie v. Garner, Laura
Coleman, Amy Burkes, Colonia
Davis, Hannah Cooper Guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Cochran,
Messrs. E. D. Garner, Otis Rober-
son, Henry Fitzhugh, Eddie j. Cos
ey, Mesdames Lizzie Bennett, Min
ME Ellis, Eddie Harper, Rev. NJ.
Johnson, Mrs. O. D. johnson, Re-
porter.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-12-07
WESLEY AN SERVICE
GUILD NEWS

The Wesleyan Service Guild of
Pratt Memorial Methodist church
met in the beautiful home of Mrs.
Frenchie Porter, Dalton st,
The president, Miss Marie Ell
more, presiding. After brief
business session, Mrs. Lucille
Hobbs, the vice president and pro-
gram chairman, brought us a won
derful Thanksgiving program.
The program was as follows: A
Thanksgiving prelude, Miss Thelma
Watson, an instructor at Campbell
College
An instrumental solo, The Ros-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-12-07
CLARK STREET UNA

The JMA of Clark Street Church
met Nov. 25 in. the home of Mrs.
Corene Gynes, 734 w. Maple Street,
with the president presiding. De-
votion was conducted by Mrs. w.
A. Jones, during which time a song
was sung, scripture read by Mrs.
Bessie Virgins and Mrs. Mamie
Marshall, prayer offered by Mrs.
Willie Westfield The topic was
taught by Mrs. w. A. Jones. Those
present were: Mesdames Bessie
Virgins, w. A. Jones, Nancy
Moore, Estella Porter, Mamie Mar
shall, William Westfield, Corene
Gynes. Next meeting will be in
the home of Mrs. Mamie Marshall,
83 Mckee Street.
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JOLLY JACKSONETTES"
SPONSOR CONTEST s

Heralding a mid-winter affair of
interest and social prominence in
the city was the Baby Contest"
sponsored by the jolly Jackson
cite Club. The guests were greet
ed at the door by the president of
the club. Misses L. K. Johnson
and A. D. Braggs presided over
the games. Mrs. Ruth Oats Silas
played soft music throughout the
afternoon. In which each guest en-
joyed. Rev. r. E. Willis won a
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-12-07
BUSINESS GIRLS CLUB
SPONSOR TEA

The Business Girls Club of the
Branch Y.W.C.A. is sponsoring a
Silver Tea, Sunday, December 8,
1916, from 4 until 6 o'clock at the
Branch Y.W.C.A., sol North Far
ish Street. Proceeds from this tea
will be used to purchase Christ
mas gifts for boys at the Oakley
Training School.
Everyone is cordially invited.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-12-07

Mrs. Catherine. Seals of Savage
Street returned to her home last
weekend after spending several
months in New Jersey where she
held a responsible position. Mrs.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-12-07
CARD OF THANKS

/ take this method of expressing
my sincere thanks to the many
friends who were so wonderfully
kind to me. during my recent i'll
ness that confined me to a local
hospital
/ am especially grateful for the
beautiful flowers. fruit and cards
all of which made my illness east
er to Der.
Signed: Mrs. Bessie Jones Thomas
1920 Prosperity Street
CIhcnripo-dnya'f LCrrnuyl
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-12-07
GIVEN BIRTHDAY PARTY

A very delightful affair was the
birthday party given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Sammie McCallis, 218 Gray
son Street, in honor of the 4th
birthday anniversary of their
charming little daughter, Veronica,
on Sunday afternoon, December /.
During the afternoon the young
folk played and enjoyed tasty re-
freshments. Little Veronica is the
granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Perry Torrey of Utica, Miss.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-12-07

Seals formerly taught school in
Rankin county for sometime. She
is skilled in art and handcraft. Her
friends are delighted to see her
again.
Evening star., 1946-07-01

games. Exhibition games on Sep
tember 8, for winners and runners
up of tournaments.
Phyllis Wheatley YWCA, 90l
Rhode Island avenue NV (col-
ored)-Day camp registration on
July S: July to August 80 for two
week periods, Monday through Fri
day, 9 am. to noon; girls, ages 8
to IA. Arts and crafts, dramatics
games, dancing, swimming twice
weekly at Banneker pool, weekly
outings in nearby parks.
YMCA Program Listed.
Twelfth Street YMCA, 1916
Twelfth street NV. (colored)-
Summer program through Septem-
ber l3. Monday through Friday, 10
am. to pm, to 8 pm, Saturday
9 m. to l pm; boys. ages to l8,
in age groups; girls IL to 18 years
old may use swimming pool on
Tuesdays. Four swimming periods
on weekdays, two on Saturdays
arts and crafts. games, picnics,
splash parties, hikes.
YMCA. 1876 G street NV.
white)-Summer program through
September 81; Monday, Wednesday,
Friday. 9 am. to 8 pm; Tuesday,
Thursday, Saturday, 9 am. to 6
pm; boys. ages, 8 to l6 in age
groups. archery, airplane modelling,
swimming, photography, gam S,
stories. Girls auxiliary, Tuesday,
Gas to 9 pm; girls, ages to 16.
Arts and crafts, swimming, gym.
YWCA, Seventeenth and K streets
Evening star., 1946-07-01

Scouts. 7 to is years; Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday to July IS,
$50 I'm. to $3.50 pm. Nature study,
crafts, music. dancing, drama tics,
outdoor cooking, overnight camp
ing.
MCCULLOUGH Day Camp, Mont
gomery County-For Brownies and
Girl Scouts and limited number of
non-Scouts, 7 to IA years; July 2-l6,
Tuesday through Friday. Same ac-
tivities as Fort Du Pont.
Jewish Community Center. Six
teenth and @ streets NW.-Day
camp; July 8-August %; Monday
through Friday, $50 am. to pm
for boys and girls, to 13 years
Swimming, life saving, sports,
rhythm band, dramatics, picnics.
trips, crafts.
Juanita K. Nye Council House,
$50 Eighth street S.W.-July 1-Sep-
tember /; Monday through Friday,
g am. to noon, pm. to pm,
7 pm. to 8 pm; Saturday, 10 am.
to noon: boys and girls, to IL years.
Swimming, baseball, outings, arts
and crafts, dramatics, folk and mod
ern dancing.
Colored Camp Schedule.
Northwest House, SIS M street
NV. (colored-Summer program,
through September 3; Monday
through Friday, boys department,
9 am. to noon, pm. to $50 pm;
girls department, 1890 m. to l2::3O
pm. and l:30 pm. to 7:30 pm: Sat
urdays. 9 am. to noon for both boys
and girls; ages, to Is. Swimming
at Banneker pool, arts and crafts,
needlework, games, outings, singing,
dramatics, movies.
Southeast House, 324 Virginia
avenue Sc red)-Summer va
cation school. July 8 to August 2:
Monday through Friday 9 am. to
noon, 3 to $50 pm; boys and girls
6 to II years. Swimming at Ban
neker pool, story hour, sewing, Sat-
urday tours and hiking, picnics,
movies Thursday nights.
Southwest House, sol Second
street SW. (coloredD - Summer
program, July to August 81; Mon
day through Friday, $50 am. to
1890 pm, 8 to 7 pm; Saturday
$50 am. TO 1:30 pm: boys and
girls, ages 6 to 49, Track meets,
folk dancing. glee club, art work,