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The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1947-10-01
ASEA THE
III ,4HE,W @Sss' rt<ss -S&~Sss'ssye spA@s ID. .
w. VETERANS FRIEND |

@. II disabled veteran marries
Is his disability compensation in
creased?
A. No. The compensation .oee a
disabled veteran is-based enti.1..,
on the degree of disability and net
on the number of dependents ic-
cause IL feels this method at =
ing war disabled veterans crt.4 '
an injustice. the Disabled .tit4s.s-
lean Veterans is urging 20 'r :
TO pass House Bill o., l... 81
would provide dependency -. b..
ances for service-connr"t"t.
abled veterans. For t.e 4, AIN,
veteran drawing to.a is
this bill would p'vY. g -
month for a married v,,trau
II he has wife ;,a
and S65 month e%tti 1.
q wife and two chi.5rrH. ~
'or each additional ch' o. :. ~
iran drawing less Than 70 81 is9-
efits would draw these {, 5rst
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1947-10-01
DECEMBER ASSESSMENT s1.3s

The December assessment is $1.35
per member. Presidents are hereB,
requested to -: all members name.
on the report blank as to whethe.
they pay or not.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1947-10-01

Mr.. c. L. Howard, our quiet and
unassuming president of H. B. A.
Lodge No. 474 of Waynesboro, sent
four application blanks for four new
members.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1947-10-01

Friday, September g. Mr., Frank
Johnson was in the office of the H.
B. A. on business. He states that his
lodge is in fine shape.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1947-10-01

We arc happy to report that Presi-
lent. NJ v. 3. Pitts seems to be i'm
,-ovi1z from his illness.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1947-10-01

( Reverend Jas. Patrick sent in for
three new members last week for
/. lodge No 254. He is still on the up
ward march.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1947-10-01
WAYNESBORO

Lodge No 100 lost faithful men
Der in the person of Brother job
Boykin. We are trusting that on
lost is heavens gain.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1947-10-01
rte Ms IN nos
FLIEl,

s~. S. -. $40 ms IN HOS
PITAL
Mrs S. z. Simmons. cf Washing
on D. c., is confined in a local hos
2ital in that city with a fractured
ankle, the results Of a fall. Mrs.
Simmons is well known in Meridian,
having worked in Haven Teachers
Col'-~o c,5 -15t Gollogo.
ABOUT FOLK WE KNOW
Presioe.- Z . lI.1IilG.1 ,. e -.ose
Hill, was in the office last week in
&c .t-,'-- e. IF o-a, lodge. Mr..
lca-i-liaa he'd 1o'gc 10. Ar.
According to Information recc we'd
from President =. =. Sellers of Plea
June, she was not injured in the
9'orm however. cutie q few per ons
o lIt~1 Oh tie coat LOST their
5es.
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DECEMBER REPORT blanks
OUT

The report blake for The Deem
Der Board, which coaveles Wednes-
day, De.apoer 10th II. 3 A. Bui l.
ing, have been mailed out. If rou
have not as yet received yours,
please notify the office.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1947-10-01

Send questions with ssIi-sd5r...ea.
Subtle Relations Department. L..s-... ,
~ sslIs ST.. Chiesgo }. III.
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REPORTS TO Pc IN, BY DECEN-
Der 5

The Executive Board is asking that
all reports be mailed to the office
on or before December 5.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1947-10-01

VIM. KINSLOW,
President
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1947-10-01
ABOUT FOLK WE KNOW

PRESIDE, Z =, II.1Iil7i,7. e -.ose
Hill, was in the office last week in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-22

Perman je IL obupanosti
vso nod popival ter napajal eel
trop pijancev. Kakor da bi Sc V
MEM nekaj- zlomilo, Sc je Cd
YES premenil, postajal
delomrzen in Sc vedno huje vda-
jail pijaci. Jamnica pa je >sko-
z ramami in rekla:
"Perman DO pac Sci. :"
Osmo poglavje
Pc dolgem casu je jamniski
zupan Straznik spet sklical sejo
obcinskega odbora. Cd zadnje
seize Sc je nakopieilo Re toliko
drugih vlog, da je niti TAX elo-
vek, kakrsen je bill zupan
Straznik, XII je il dina svoje
duse sovrazil dolgovezna pc.
svetovanja in prerekanja, nj
mogel vec odlasati. zupanu ka'
kor vsemu obcinskemu Cd
boru je volivna doba sicer Il
davno potekla. PRAY oh izbruhl
svetovne vojne hi morale bit
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-22
"Takoj nazaj, v lesu imam

"Takoj nazai v lesu imam
JAZZ besedo ~
Delavci so Sc z LukaSem ma
celu vrnili v, gozd in. nada!jevali
z delom. Odmevi sekir so kmalu
privabili Permana nazaj; med
prodajalcem in kupcem Sc je
razvnel srdit prepir. Perman je
postal kar divji in 81 nj dial ric
dopovedati. Naposled Sc je "a
gnal v stole, ma katerih je tesal
Dovganoc, in jih prevrnil z le-
som vred. Delavci SO bill med
dvema ognjema; Lukac jih je
sill k delu, kmet jim je branil
delati. Ker Sc je bio treba OH
rati ma oba, so delavci preneha-
Ii delati in cakali, kaj DO. Napo-
sled so z Lukacem vred zapu-
still Permanov gozd in odsli v
Jamnico, kjer maj hi pocakali
ma odlocitev. Lukac jih nj pu-
still nikamor, trdec, da Sc DO Sc
tisti ali vsaj prihodnji dan Cd
locila njegova pravica in DO Per-
man moral placati delavcem "a
mujene sihte. ceprav je bio sre-
di tedna, so delavci ostali in "a
cell pitt. Ker Sc zadeva z lesom
nj odlocila niti prihodnji, nit
tretji, niti cetrti dan, so delav'
CT ostali pri Lukacu do nedelje
in zapili vse, kar so imeli pr
trgovcu prisluzenega, ter sc ma
zadnje Sc zadolzili.
Lukac in Perman sta hodils
ma sodnijo. Lukac je incl lazje
stalisce kakor Perman, ker je
incl podpisano pogodbo, in izie
prepira je bill tako rekoc vna
pref jason. Vendar je najeti ad
vokat Permanu obljubljal, da bt
pravdo on dobil, da 10 tako re-
koc mora dobiti, ker je pravics
ma njegovi strani. Perman je re:
dosegel zacasno prepoved seka
MIA ter odstranitev re poseka
mega lesa IL gozda. Toda Re
prvi instance je pravdo izgubil
razen tega je bill obsojen Sc n;
placilo skode, XII 10 je trgove'
Lukac zaradi zamude utrpel pr
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-22

njegovega lesa, dash
ravno nj incl prav "a prav mo-
bene skode, ampak je s tenn pri-
cakal Sc vecji dobieek, ker ie ce-
ma lesa Sc poskocila.
Izgubil je pravdo tudi v drugi
instance.
Perman je divjal in ma potu
domov razgrajal proti pravici,
XII 10 je sodnija odmerila, trdee,
da je postava naperjena proti
kmetom, da je sploh YES svet
proti MIN. Spotora je pill Re
v Dobrijah in proti veceru
vinjen prispel k tretji jamniski
gostilni pr Cernjaku, XII je sta.
La OBJ obcinski cesti liz Dobrij
v Jamnico. Tam je nasel Re ne
kaj pivcev, XII so srebali zganje
in pill most. Vstopivsi v gostil'
no je Perman zavpil:
"Stefan vina ma mizo! &c j.
slo danes pol grunta, maj gre 81
eel, !"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-22
ROMAN SOSESKE

j.
burjenja je prisel domov. Donna
pa je storil to, kar Sc nikoli
nj naredil; preden Sc je ulegel
spat, je odsel v klet in Sc HAST
no napil mosta, hotec 81 pogasi-
ii zejo, XII ga je neznansko mu-
ella.
Prihodnje jutro pa nj storil
tega, kar je bill sinoei zagrozil
Lukacu. Namesto ma sodnijo je
odsel v gozd. Ceprav je bio Sc
zelo zgodaj, je vendar nasel tam
re Lukaceve delavce, XII so po-
dirali in tesali. Tenant in Pre-
zvek sta z nekaterimi drugimi
delavci lupila, a Dovganoc, Cof-
low in drugi so tesarili. Dasirav-
no so delavci bill Sele dober te-
den v gozdu, je vendar nastalo
re pravo razdejanje, XII ga je
Perman sele zdaj z bolestjo OBJ
cutil. Skrcenega srca je strmel
pc belem, lepem lesu, XII je ma
debelo pokrival tia. Zaradi do
raslega gozda je S podiranjem
nastajala prava golota in Per-
man Sc je zavedal, da tukaj on
ne DO nikdar vec sekal lesa, NOR
da tudi njegovi otroci Sc ne. Oh
pogledu ma to ga je navdala Sc
vecja odlocnost in re cd daleG
je zacel vpiti mad delavci:
"Nehajte podirati, takoj Cd
nehajte in Sc mi izgubite il goz-
da!"
Delavci so ga debelo gledali
vendar so Sc kmalu prepricali
da sc Perman ne Sail. Razume.
Ii so ga tenn laze, ker so sam
najbolj poznali lesno kupcijc
med Permanom in Lukacem tel
vedeli, koliko 81 je kmet pri ten
zavrgel. Vendar kar tako dels
MISC hotel zapustiti.
"Kdo nam DO pa sihte pla
cal?' je izpraseval Dovganoc.
"Kdor hoce, zaradi meme san
zlodej!" je vpil Perman dale ii
razgrajal, ko da hi bill tesaci ii
sti, XII SO ga oskubli. Videe;; d.
delavci res prenehavajo z delom
Sc je umiril in postal prijaznej
81.
"Sami boste sprevideli, da mo
ram tako ravnati. Ali so Per
mani mar cato garali, da DO IDA
nekdo tretji obogatel? Tu sen
JAZZ gospodar in nihce drug >.
Trenutno nj bio "a delavc'
drugega izhoda, kakor da s.
oprtali orodje in zapustili gozd
ceprav Sc jim je zadeva zdels
zelo neverjetna. Vessel, da je
tako lahkoto uspel, jih je Per
man gredoc povabil ma gree
mosta, cesar sc delavci seved;
MISC branili, ceprav je bio Sc re
10 zgodaj in so bill Sc vsi tesc
Zaradi tega so ga kmalu cutil
in, ko so odhajali proti dolini, 81
poskuSali vriskati.
Sredi poti pa jih je srecal LII
kac. Ko je zvedel, "a kaj gre, j
delavce oblastno zavrnil:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-22
IsCE Sc G%OSPODINJO

IsCE SIC G~OSPODINJO
XII bi prevzela popolno oskrbo
maihne druzine. Dober dom "a
pravo osebo. Ia podrobnosti
poklicite EN- 1868 med $50 ri.
in 5. pop. ali Willoughby 961
w 5 20 $50 uri zvecer, in vpra-
saite "a Mr.. Bobich.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-22
Zanesljiv

zakonski par, srednjih let, zeli
dobiti kje stalno sluzbo oskrbni-
ka in oskrbnice kaksnemu po-
slopju. Prosi Sc, da Sc ponudbe
poslje ma naslov "Oskrbnik" &c
Enakopravnost, 6231 st. Clair
Ave-, Cleveland 3, Ohio.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-22

move volitve, XII pa Jill seveda
nj bio, in tako so bill obcinski
mozje zdaj Re deseto leto ma
krmilu, ker Jill je p~oliticna
oblast kot pripadnike slovenske
stranke tudi pc prevratu pusti-
la pri miru ter Jill nj nadlego-
vala S kakim gerentstvom. Med
vojno je ia izjema zupanu
Strazniku bila kar dobrodosla,
ker mu zaradi tega nj bilo ire.
ba k vojakom, pc vojni pa je
MENU kakor mnogim drugim
obcinskim mozem zaradi mno.
9Th novotarij in drugih homati.
stvar zacela presedati in vecins
81 je zelela novih volitev, XII b
jih resile neprijetnih obcinskil
opravkov.
! (Nddaljevanje sledi)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-22
(Nadaljevanje

pOoIdVo, vi, oIASAAJOkAO
ustnice, vse je kazalo, da hi v
tenn primeru tudi on ostal trd,
neizprosen. Njegova kmeeke To-
kavost pa tega nj mogla prizna-
ii, cato Sc je pricel izvijati:
ITO hi sele videli. Mogoce hi
pa 49,.
me govoriei, Perman!" je|
vzkliknil Lukac zmagoslavno.
EN- host hi mi ii popustil! Ne
ii in KIDD drug. Sam bi moral
trpeti skodo, kakor bi vedel in
znal. Tako je ma tenn svetu. &c
ne hos ii meme, bonn pa JAZZ tebe.
To je trgovina, Perman ..."
Mladi trgovec seveda nj no.
tel povedati kmetu Sc enc po-
vsem verjetne moznosti: ako hi
81 bill kupil les predrago, hi ga
kmetu preprosto ne placal pc
dogovorjeni cent, ker bi mu
MANFRED kmet ne incl kaj vzeti
in hi Sc moral zadovoljiti S tenn,
kar DO cd MEGA dobil.
In kakor je Ahac pred nekaj
meseci sedel pred bratom Per-
manom, ko mu je ia hladno "a
brush v obraz: EN- host hos do
bill" tako je sedaj Perman Sc
del pred Lukacem yes strt in
razoearan. Toda tudi zdaj Sc
Perman nj spomnil upravicene
zahteve svojega brata in svo-
je sestre pc zvisanju dote, am
pax je mislil lie ma svojo nesre-
co. Smliil Sc je sam sebi, ko je
sprevidel, kako ga hoee ia ME
gov mladostni prijatelj, hladno-
krvno ociganiti morda "a nekaj
stotisoc in S tenn tako rekoc ma
cesti pobrati trud nekaj per-
manskih rodov. On hi danes ne
sedel tukaj pred trgovcem, ako
hi njegovi predniki ziveli, ka-
kor sc ljudem spodobi, ako hi 81
privoseili, ne pa stradali in no.
dill ma pol goli naokrog. Yes ia
les, sza katerega Sc zdaj prepi-
rata, bi, bill lahko sproti pole
i q,
Nastal z.je> kratek, a mucen
molk, med katerim je Lukac
gledal proti vratom. Perman pa
je strmel v tia. L. gostilniske
sobe Sc je slisalo rogoviljenje
pijanega Lozekarja, XII je spet
vpil:
"Tri dni pa oleja nj -. !"
Kmet je naporno razmisljal O
tenn, ali maj Lukacu takoj vrze
v obraz poslednjo groznjo ali
ne. Bill je-namrec pretrdoglav,
da hi Sc bill Re VIDAL v usodo.
Incl je ma razpolago Sc emo
sredstvo,' katerem je zadnje
case veliko ~razmisljal, in to je
bila sodnija. Vendar kot kmet
nj incl dovoljnega zaupanja niti
v postave niti v tiste, XII posta-
We merijo. Pc kratkem preudar-
janju pa je vendar bruhnilo IL
MEGA:
"Dobro! &c noces z lepa, hos
moral zgrda. Sam dobro yes "a
postavo, da kupcije, sklenjene
"a polovico prepoceni, MISC We
ljavne. Kakor hoces -"
Lukac sc je nasmehnil:
"Stori, kakor Sc tt zdi, toda
reeem ii, da ne hos mic opravil.
Les nj grunt 49,"
"Dobro, ako je to tvoja zad-
MIA beseda, Sc bova pa drugod
pogovorila."
Permana je kuhal srd, cato je
vstal in zapustil hiso, ne da hi
poravnal popito pijaco. Odstra-
nil Sc je predvsem, ker Sc je
bal, da bi nesramnega kupca ne
udaril in 81 s tenn nakopal Sc
kakih nepotrebnih sitnosti ma
glavo. Tudi lepa pomladna noe,
XII je bio razgrnjena eez tho
pokrajino, ga $ svojim svezim,
toplotnim zrakom, $ svojimi
brezstevilnimi luckami ma jas
mem nebu nj mogla razvedriti.
Gredoc je preklinjal vse trgove
tega sveta in delal natrte, kako
&A#E - 83EL
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-22

V "EnakopraVmosti" dobite
vednO sve$e dneDme novice O do
godkih po suetuim doma!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-08
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with the famous Inkquaduct Feed .. with
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Waterman's Taperite Taperites are
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variety to match your own writing style.
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The Valley settler., 1947-02-20
ANCHORAGE BOY SCOUTS INJURED AS BUS IS BLOWN FROM BRIDGE

Following tho Scout Rally of last Saturday evening which w2a held in tho Palmer Com- munity Hall, tho bus carrying tho Anchor age pertic ipontsuos blown from tho Knik
 Bridge. approach on this sido. One of our we'll known Elik winds Ucs bloving--obout SO mile per hour ct tho bridgo--ond when combined with slippery icy road bod, it ucs too much for the bus. This Happened about 1l3O and the victims foro brought
 imno dicto1y to Polrnor and rH, Eoc an Nas
 summoned, No ono Uos killed, but 5hcro ror oight strotchor cases. One boy had q crack ed polvis, ono had broho~ eolt',3n ' ,r' t-
The Valley settler., 1947-02-20
FEADER--R ROYs LOSE

The Pa1mor Community Hall vas crowded to
 capacity on Wednesday evening of this week to Witne ss a double header between the Anchorage and Palmer Basket Ball teams. The gir1s' game began at 7:3o with Mrs. June Barker and Patty Powell of Palmer and Anchorage respectively referring. Both teams played hard and had to fight for
 every point they made. At the end of the first half, the Palmer girls led by 10 to 4. During the third quarter Anchorage
 gained and the score stood to l4 in
 favor of Palmer. During tho fourth quartor tho Anchorage girls spurted ahead and fin- ishod the gamo with 13 points while tho Palmor girls still hold the IA points
The Valley settler., 1947-02-20
YOUR COOP

Tho M.V.F C.A. Board of Directors mot the fol1ouing day tftor tho Annual nooting and oloctio and ol oc tod Officers. Tho fol1ouing we're e1ocJod: L. c. Stock, Cha il man, ond Virgil Eckort, Secre tory.
 On the following Sot turdoy February Is, the Board mot end discussed now plans for tho coming yoor, At this timo store manager to succeed 'Do1bert Anderson, rosi cnod ,ucs named. l-r, J. L. Ray, rho has so-vod tho Association in the capacity Of Fiscal Agent sinco last Juno, was named to the post Of manager of the Trading Post. Mrs. Gerti Kensor, former cashier and later checker in the Grocery Depcrt2ont of the Trading Post, renlacod lr. Ray in the General Office as Fiscal l-gont. At this meeting several committees woro oppo intod to suporvi so the different do-- portr,cnta aud study tho ir problems. Tho Committees cro q s fo11oUs:
 Finance Committed: L.C. Stock, Virgil Eckert, and Charles Schaefer.
 Trading Post & Warehouse: V.G. Falk, F.A. Blom, and Virgil Eckert.
 Power House-Garage 8; Dornitory: F.A. Blom, Frank L inn and Ray Rebarchek.
 Creamery 6 Dairy: Ray Rebarchek, V.G. Fa1k and Frank Linn.
 Produce Department: F.A: Blom, Charles Schaefer and L,C. Stock.
 At this same meetin Mir. Marvin Allyn, Chief Ac countant of the As soc iation, was named Assistant Manager in addition to his duties as Ac countant.
The Valley settler., 1947-02-20

Tho Anchorage toam made three out of tho 4 froe goals awarded thom y,Whi1e the Palmer toam nado good of the Uward- cd thom.
 Tho Palmer boys did not faro as well as tho girls and lost to Anchorage by score of 18 to 31. Anchorage led during most of tho game except the 2nd quarter. when tho
 scoro Wos tiod to 8. Anchorage broko the tio during the last minute Of this quarter with basket from the floor. During tho third quarter Palmer dropped behind uhl1o Anchorage spurtod ahead. During tho last quarter Palmer began gaining again, but could not ov6rcomo tho lead Anchorage hold by that tiInc.
 -.~E. Gibson of Polmor and Bernie Kosinskt oc t'lo Anchorogo Tirno uero tho roferroos. THc 5cx a1o~o for this como ill 10 fo',,'5
Evening star., 1947-07-13

Centestonts receive 81 for eoch picture published with the
weekly S prize winner All photos printed will be considered
entered in not;onoI competition for prizes toome $1,000
including erond prize Of 500 Pictures must hove been
mode since Jonuo l. l947 and will not be returned The
contest strictly for Complete rules ovoobIe
at the business counter in The Stor lobby
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-19

To test for leaks around the
To test for leaks around the
refrigerator door, close the door
on a piece of ordinary wrapping
paper about the size and thick
ness of dollar bill. If the paper
pulls out easily, the gasket is not
tight enough to keep warm air
from passing into the refrigera-
tor. Tightening hinges or latches
may make the door fl tmore
snugly.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-19
CONCERT GIVEN
BY NH SCHOOL
Annual Event Presented In
Conjunction With
College Choir

The New Hanover high school
Glee club presented its annual
concert of Christmas music last
night at the high school audito-
rum.
The Glee club, in conjunction
with the choirs, and the Will
mington College mems choir,
presented a program of Christ
mas selections. The concert was
led by Miss Helen Messick, vocal
instructor and voice teacher at
both institutions.
In opening the concert, all
participants filed into the audi
torium, singing 20, Come All
Ye Faithful" in candelight
procession. This was immediate
ly followed by the singing OF the
spirited Jingle Bells, by J. Pier
port.
Hail the Tyne of Hole
Days by Gena Bransconb con-
tinued the program and followed
by J. w Marshes "The New
Moon At Christmas" with the
solo beir'g done by the attrac-
tive brunette alto, Marie Rhodes.
''The Tw..ve Days of Christ
mas" by W. A. Goodsworthy
was the next selection which fea-
tured IL soloasts: Marie Rhodes,
Virginia Burriss. Jear O'Neil,
Shirley Mote, Carolyn eagle,
Margaret Shelley, Carolyn Saw
wage, Sylvia Watson, Barbara
Farrow, Nancy Parrott, Audry
Strong, and Elizabeth. Emory.
Last on the list for the girls
A choir was "The Shephards
Christmas Song" arranged by
Clarence Dickinson and the solo
done by Nancy Parrot.
Following in order on the pro-
gram were the three Christmas
carols, "Hark, The Herald An
gels Sing, by Mendelson, Franz
Gruber's 'Silent Night, and
''Joy to the World, by Handel.
These were done by the glee
club which continued with
willie Take Your Drum a
Burgundian folk song and Il
Wonder as l Wander" and ZAP
palachian Carol" with Mary Fin
burg doing the solo.
The program was ended by
the presentation of two selec-
tions, from Handel's "Messiah,"
And the Glory of the Lord"
and the difficult "Hallelujah
chorus. The A choir, mems
chorus, and the Glee club ali
joined in the giving of these
numbers, presenting a mass
contingent Of nearly 200 voices.
Accompanies for the program
were Nancy Gallop, Barbara
Bailey, and the MINIS Band
under the direction of 1t. l.. J
Lacock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-19

from its mount, instantly killed
47-year-old Noah Rankins, Jr.,
A Dunn Negro, here today.
Police Sgt. G. A. Jackson said
the blade cut the Negro in in
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-19

two. Coroner C. B. Alfred ruled
Rankins' death accidental. Rank
ms was operating the saw at the
home of Wilson Williams when
the accident occurred
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07
FRATERNAL

A bus will leave the Elks
Rest us N Warren. Sunday.
June II, at 9 am. for the state
ElkS convention in Detroit.
which Will run from the 18th
through the 18th. Carrying the
juveniles and juniors, il is in
tended 10 take mothers and
their children to see the big
parade, which will be held at
1870 pm. The bus is being do
mated by Daughters Of Charlotte
Ray Temple SAG and Epicurean
Lodge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07

A.L.E.-Is this man ! am 60
he with true TO me?
'Ans: No. he is not true. He
bias been calling to see r. E.
who works with you.
F.B. R.-My wife and / have
Ieen separated six years. Should
take her back? / was thinking
|erously Of the matter and /
liant your advice.
|AnG II would be a very fine
plan if she was interested. You
waited TOO long. she will not
take you back.
1 NJ. D CT gave my girl friend
ang She says she lost it. Is
bis true?
|Ans have concentrated on
hour problem. and can as
sure you that she lost the
|ring you gave her.
JE. M-My boy friend and l
bad Misunderstanding. / told
BIN never to speak to me again,
Now ] regret saying this. l
Rould like TO make up with
lin. What can / do?
Ans: Don't worry about this
quarrel. Within 10 days he
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07
Prominent
Couple WEEDS

Miss Emma Alice McCsuley,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
McCauley of Wyoming avenue,
became the bride Of Clifford N.
Jones. 20445 Wyoming. in a
beautiful ceremony performed at
the home of Rev. f. M. Dozier
on Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock.
The bride was lovely in a
white net gown trimmed in lace.
She carried white prayer
book with a sweet pea corsage.
The reception was held i'm
mediately afterwards at the Ur-
ban League branch on North
lawn.
The Ford Avenue Church OF
Christ. located at 1905 Ford
Ave, issues an invitation to the
public to attend services there.
Rev. Jos. H. Stewart. evange-
list. is the minister, and Jessie
Bishop, Jr.. is song director.
Walter v. Bolloon is deacon.
Mrs. T. Y. Davis
Mrs. Henrietta Jones. 2l032
Gardenlane, who teaches at the
Carver School in OalSdale Gar
dens, was seriously burned in
her home last Thursday morn
ing while preparing dinner.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07
PROPHET X. cosToNIE -
World Travsler. Author and
Counselor Of Human ReIafiens:

Hsvs zee drosm o. lsvs probisa worryIaO
vou7 De vou need ths osslsteaes esS seSassl
" fFlsRd7 feSr problem o. drsem will be