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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-03
Suftions.aapasitdt erreihen fonnte.

ouftions.aapasitdt erreiben fonnte.
Sic rumGnilbe Eroiperitit bGn0t
ben Dor ollenl BON ser ..friolgrei6cn
r'nnSirirtid)aft ab - iino ooh 1870
ser 0eoolferung Mderbaler! Simmer,
fin ipribt oas @irtifaftsblatt .Mr,
rls" bonn Grport non 100000 80.
Del, 5luclfs Siderllng eincs Ssmport,
1linimllms fir ben Bebraud) Scr
Sctrol -Snbuitrie. MuG fonnten III
oiclcA Sabr 800 Sonnen Yopier aus.
gefiibrt ,peroen, ipcnn es gcliinge
5000 Sonnen 8rennnmteriol fir Sic
len 3pcd 81 pcrfel,ern. nm olio go.
pier nllsiiibren 5u fonnen, lniii;te
mau Sen Grpprt Ser Selprooufte uni
10000 5onnen jibrlid) pcrminocrn
W'an fam nibt n1ebr UNI ocs Grpor.
tes Wilen erportieren, lonocru nu,
Damn uno BORT, 100 oas Yeriorgungs
intcreiie es erbcilht.
Sn lolbcu &reiIeu melben ii6 ,uie
INNER S6cropellten, sic aQes bon ei.
nem Eunft aus furieren 5u tonneu
meinen, uno oarrnter iino uu1 oit
Sbeoretiter 5ablreid. Sic ibre @irt
lhaftsnorlnen bnrdieben moQen. III
gemeir mar Sic Grlrartl,ng, oab aud
9htmGnien Dem 8eiipiel anoere,
Sonoer fplgeno ,,no 5l,ntol unter Sem
einflnB ocs iolpietr,iiiidben Nab.
! bars, ser nit einem SUB I'M 2anr>
ltcbt, 81 So5ialiiierlngen sroBcr
Stils icbreiten piiroc. Nun ertliirt(
a6cr Son @b. Maurer, ser Inter
itaatslefretar oes Wirtidaitsmiuiite
RUNS, fateaoriih: rGs fam feint
9'cOe iein bon Notionoli iicrlnasn
Ser 8cietent,purf fir Sic Srgantiic
rlng Ocs Sl,Suitrie- lmo Sanoels
miuilterillns benefit es. Die 9totip
nalilierlngcn licgen nibt in ser M5
! iidt Ser &egierung sic iih Neben
ihaft aibt, luic wenig iolhe Mobnob
men Sen obieftiuen @egebenbeitcr
llniercs Sanocs entipreheu miiroen
@obreno in fait gang europa statio
rolilierungen Der Suoultrie an Sc,
SagesOronlng ,paren, iruroen be
lns Sic Observation-Disclosures in bc,
isiiftl,n9 elmer 8irtidaftsfontroQt
ergrifien." 0ieie grfldrung berl1big
te sic @eniiter ser rumGnil6en ST.
o,litriellen in beren &reiien bon ge
wiiicn Geritaatlihunseh oie &eot
+! gins, 10 oaB lie ourh einen Gertretcl
| Ser. oppolitionelleu liberalen Yarte
sic &egieri,ng i1terpellieren lieBen.
(8erner 8uno.)
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-03
Die frau i'm Spieoel

Der @rief, Sen Ou geid)rieben,
Gr moft mid gar nidt bang;
On ipiIlit MIDI nid)t mebr liebcn.
M6cr Sein 8rief lit lang.
3poli Seiten eng uno sierlid!
Gin tleines Manuifript!
@an idreibt niht 10 mlsiiibrlidl,
@enn man sen slbitieo gibt!
!Seinrih Seine.
MGoden, bait hu iprooe 2ippen,
@irit ou boiler @ut
Mit Bomaoe lie 6etippen -
Dof oas beilt nid)t gut.
8eiieres Wittel iollit ou ,piiien,
llnfeblbar, geiheit:
ysur eiu fortseiebtes 2iiiien
Seilt sic SprGbigfeit.
S!llius Stettenbeim.
Inn bon oen ,sra,len eeliebt 81 ieil
m,,B man lie i'm 8lauben laiien, oal,
mon lie nidt femme. sic fonnen lih
nift iibcrsel,gen, oaB elm Mann lie
gleidscitig fennen ,mo lie6cn fam.
Gbamfort.
Cine Jrau lit nid)t immer gliidlid)
nit bem, Sen lie liebt, aber Tie lit
INNER ungliidlid nit bem. Sen iie
ni6t liebt. CLAUDE Sillier.
gs lit ser 8eruf ser srau, iih io
ihnea oils moglid) 5u perbeiraten,
uno ser ocs Mannes, 10 lange als
m0slih leoig su bleiben. -.
@ernbaro Sbaip.
9as bodylte SSocal, sic bette Stel-
lung Der ssra,, - rein, iungfraulicb,
cine 8eitalin 81 iein - lit elm @egen-
itano ser slnsit umo oes Spottes in
unierer Beieaid,aft. Solltoi.
Mm Grab Mlinens iprah gum trait
ernben @eleite
Scr 2eihenreoner piel bonn @ieoer-
ieben;
8eim Seim9ang iprad) ibr Wann
gum Baitor: .Sdprs beiieite,
Wiro meie 6rau oenn ,pieoer aui-
eriteben?"
@ottlieb &onrao Yfeffel.
sd frase, tpeldes @eib idb tperoe
.pablen miiiien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-03
Shnt,.b, Net mnH GlenH
IN Ser N1etrepelc
Ncs 8olfatts
i@d,lub cor Scitp T.,

alles greift ans Scr3. Sic Guia.
itropbe lit gum Cell gen1iloert NOR
Den olrh bas Ginereifen bon aubeu,
Sarunter a,,d) aus ser SdapeiS. Mber
sic interrotionaIe ber-Mett,mgs,
oftion ml,bte iid,, -,,m ibrc Si(fe in
teniip 81 geitoltcn, al,f Sic 2inntI
5luii6en 4 llnb Ia Sahrcn fonsen
trieren, Sis nit llnteritiituna rl,ma'
niiher Srsaniiationen nod @ebictsn
cpaf,liert tmlrocl. sic bon Sunecr
lluo @ronthcitcn uift 10 itnrt betrof-
fen. liro. Sp bliebcn sic &inocr III
ter orei Sobrcu, sic Serampahcnben
iiber Il Sabre uno sic Stuoentcn bon
Sod unS Mittclidulen bon SSaiip
obne Silfe. 9a fam cine Spenoc
BroBbritanniens CUR re6ten 3eit
Tie miro 20 Gage lang uno bis su ?
Monoten 81, 200 Sfulfinocr, iibcr
nier5ebn Sabre alt. perf0itiaen, fer
ner 1000 Stuoenten IN saiip 10 peii
beriorgen, oa lie bis su sen CONNER
Gramina ibrc &urie beil,6en fomne,,.
sluh s(merifa bot chros @ihtigcS az,
ipenoet: Mois. llno MN miro oud,
iebes moloauiide Gino unter brei
Sabren orei Monote lang tGalid 90
@ranm Shofolnoe erbnlten, bieGng-
lano acipenoet bat. Gas beseutet pei
nah ,einem 10 ihpercn @intcr, llnS
Ger borigc mar nidlt minber idNuer,
beuu sic Sungersnpt i'm 2onoe oou-
ert MN ihon 5ipei Sobre lang! Sp.
gar ssraufreieb, bas lelbit 81 fimp-
fen bat, bolf; ser beoeutenoitc SiliS.
berein lebte lih itber feline Statntell
bin,peg unS ianbtc, pbld)on sic ;|iu.
tionierlmg in ssranfrcid) piel unlia''
ienoer lit ais in 9ilnnGnicn lclbcr, 20
Sonnen icltcner unb teuerer Scbens
mittel, mie Gitan,ine, Shofolabe,
3ufer, Milh imo Recommendations
9roomfte mas allcs eincn 0etraa pom
6retBig 'Millioroen Gel entipridlt.
I'm aber ser S,mgersnot 81 iteit-
erlL5 brald)t HumGllien, leoiglid sur
@efrieoisllng ieines Snla,ofonirms,
sic Ginil,br pon 100000 @ogaous
@eisen - 25O,OOO iiir sic Grndb,
r,tng uno 10000 fiir Sen Mnbau.
Son eiuer Ausil,br fam alio nift
bic Heoe iein. Sin3u fcmnt Ser Mii,f
eang ser Yetrolelm Yrnouftipn, oic
t947 mr Sreieinbolb MiQioncn Con
men su Gage fOrbcrn miro, lpibreno
lie 1916 nod A. Willionen Sonncll
ergab Ser Sol5crport liebt filr oaS
lnlltcn0e SaDr rllr 36O,OOO DIS 3SO,-
600 Glbifmeter Dor, nlio gcraoc 10
piel, oils 5ur 'Sid)crlln9 Ser Giniubr
entipredenoer @erte I'M gleiden Get
tor. 5llm @eiipicl bon @erfSeugeu,
6ertigiuere ui,u. uotis lit. Die ,ntc
oingt notpcnoise Stcigerana Ser
4roouftion, ser slngelpunft ser nj
m1miihen @irtifaitsfriie (binte.'
Ser, rpie INNER, Die politiibe &ri'c
jtebt), lpGre inbes MIR pon sluei BIZ
orei SSsabren elmer g,ltcn Grnte 5u CT
sparten-ll,lr oieie fonnte oas 2anS
ans Sem be,ltigcn GngpaB bera,s,
fiibren. 9ie giieninoultrie gum @ei-
ipiel lit auf oie Gimiltbr 10 pielcr
1onnen Material algcipieien, oab tic
bisber ,nlr IS Ero5ent ibrer Yro,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-03
@1e,,ermneen h, N1eterer
fiir erebe
8e,,tbeit>,6l,ae3e,aae

yteip Oorf. Wabreno an perid)ieoe=
men Stellen oaran gearbeitet miro,
oen 9iiienantrie6 fir 6lug5euge ;,l
oerbeiiarn, bamit Dor allem sic SagS.
amo aampf-5lus5euge., in Die Sage
periebt ,reroelL einem 8egner nit
iiberlegener @eidnpinoisfeit entgegen-
treten ST f0nnen, Fat Gllrtib= Wrigbt
an ser Gerpollfommmlng Don Wptos
rem searbeitet, oie Die bisbcr allge-
mein iibliben Hropeaer treiben, aber
nah Sem Surbiueuprin5ip. F.
Tieie Motoren suei an ser 3abl,
ba6en lulnmebr Sen EriiiungsItanN
uerla :iien. Sic lueroen nln,nebr IN
@inotl,nnel bon &coobriSge, g. s.,
reridisoener >Sriiiltnsen unterluor-
fen hperoen. Damn ioaen lie in Slug.
sellge eingebal,t iperoen. 9anad miro
man bieie 5lug5euge Dor alien eer
militdriiben 9eb0roen poriiibreu.
Sic iino in erlter 2inie oa5u beltimn,t
Sen slftionsraoius llno Die @eidpuia.
bigfeit ser ih,ueren 8ombenflug5euge
81 erbobcn. Sic loaen aber ipGter
ai,d fir oie fommer5iellen 6lug5ellge
aptiert lperoen.
Ser erlte ser Nfotoren bat Sen Ha=
men ~Sllrbo=Hrop" erbalten. SSn ein
sroBes 8ombenill,9seus f0nnte man
.Motoren einbauen, bie $4,000 1ferv
oeltGrten lieferu fonnteu. Gin lold,es
Jlua3el1g tpiiroe Damn einen slftipnss
raoiuS BON 10000 Weilen erbaltcu
bel elmer Gurhibnittseeidapinbisteit
BON etipas mebr als 500 Stunoen-
Weilen.
@orlaufis lit ser Motor fir Sttanes
@aiolin fonitruiert. Ofan ma6t aber
6ereits @era,de, gan5 feineemablene
aoble ODER Hetrole,lm als 8etrie6ss
! itoff su pertpenoen.
Ser an0ere @fotor beiBt Cont
polnoeb Gpclon". Gs lit ,mgcfGbr
oerielbe Motor, ipie er iett in sen
1923" sur Germcno,me fommt. Sic
Neueruna lit, oaB oie Grbaultaa'e
oasu pertpenbet tperoen, Sic 2ciltunI
oes Motors gan5 erbeblid gu erb0ben
0ieie 8aie tretben tleine 3urbinen.
Sin 5lue3eug, NIT oieien Motoren
ausseriiItet. tpiiroe ieinen slftionss
RADIUS um 500 Meilen permebren
fonnen. Gs ,riiroe aub i'm Stanbe
Iein, cine erobere 9euslait als seeen-
luartig al,fulnebmen.
Die araft, sic beim Mufitieg n0iis
lit, spiirbe iid) Inn r,lnb 20 Yro5ent
bermebren laiien, tporaus Iid Elm
if)neueres tpie ii6eres Muflteisen ct.
geben tpiiroe.
8eioe Motoren ilno 10 fonitruiert,
oab lie MIR uni Elm 9ana eerinees
MaB mebr Maum beanipruden als
6ie nn6erpn lHifiren
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-03
DID YOU KNOW THAT

About 100000 tons of water fall
over Niagara every minute.
Indo-China is 20 times as large
as France.
Madagascar is almost as big as
Texas.
Helgoland, a small island in
the North Sea, was once base
for pirates ouerating against
shipping Of the rich Hanseatic
League.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-03

@enn ib sufrieben le6en Mil,
llnb tpenn id), obne MIDI 3u gramen I"
49," fiel ser Breis ibm elm, rSa
miiBe SSsbr feline nebmen."
Chr. s. 8eliert.
Gs lit nifts 10 idMpierig, ais Sic
@abl zines g,,ten Mannes, lpenn bit
@abl elmer gl,ten ssrau niht nod
i6uicriger lit.
Seans nsSacques &olliieau
Ser Mann Deiratet aus lleber-
idttieung, Sic Jral, aus 9teugieroe:
beioe perben enttduid)t.
Ssfar @ilse.
Gin @eib fann 10 lange idtpatcn.
bis alles @aiier oie @olsa binunter
gelaufeu lit, 9iuiiiides Sprihport.
--O
einD Ste hnD Slre 0noet0ttNen
UeitAlieD TN Qrantemteretn nab
Central HertanbP Weum uttt, ieta
ID bic Sett tetaxtreten. llm eenawers
Nnfsrmatism vafen Ste ben 9seaI.
oeStSetef O..
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-02-20
pumping plants will be re

two pumping plants will be re .
qIired.
In answer to a question, Mr..
Meyers said a great deal of the
silt which has been considered
the principal problem in the
YelloWtail project, will be elm
mated at the BoySen dam in
Wyoming. The silt that enters
the Big Horn below Boysen, if
it continues at the present rate,
would give the Yeilowtail reser-
voir only about 100 years of life,
but various government agen-
cies are cooperating in making
surveys and planning to avoid
the entrance of a great deal of
this silt into the reservoir, &C
cording to Mr.. Meyers. He said
the problem would probably be
solved long before the hundred
years are over.
The matter of the route by
which materials and equipment
would be taken to the damsite
was the subject of several ques-
tons. Mr.. Meyers said the Rec
lamation departme n t will
choose the shortest and least
expensive route. There has
been some discussion with the
Burlington railroad on the
building of tracks to the dam
site, but this is not likely to
prove practical, it was stated.
There are four possible truck
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-02-20
ing routes under consideration

ing routes under consideration
including the present Hardin
St. Xavier road; the present
road to the Two Leggins dam,
and a new road through the
holdings of the Campbell Farm
ing corporation along the west
side of the river; a cut-acroSS
from Crow Agency to meet the
Hardin-St. Xavier road; a new
road from Billings to the DAM
site. 1t was pointed out that
the present Two-Leggins bridge
would have to be replaced with
a bridge capable of bearing
much greater loads If the first
route is to be used.
All of the reservoir lying in
Montana is Crow tribal land,
and most of the acreage to be
put under irrigation is allotted
land, Mr.. Meyers said. The In
dian service and the Reclama-
eion department are now con-
Quoting legal negotiations; and
there seems no reason why
these cannot be completed sat-
isfactorily. The Crow Indians
have been most cooperative, he
added.
The flow of the Big Horn
river at Hardin will be stabil-
lied at an average rate of APP
proximately 5000 second feet.
MI. Meyers closed by thank
ing Hardin for its cooperation.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-02-20
Dam Prospects
Said Hopeful
Continued from Page -

Continued from Page -
The plant will be the central
link in the Northwest and Mid
west power system, Mr.. Meyers
stated.
The dam is expected to cost
$50, OOO, 900 without the power
plant and irrigation develop
ment. About $350,000 will be
;pent in the coming fiscal year.
Work on the permanent camp,
which will house about SO fam
lilies and is for Reclamation
workers who will live perma-
nently at the dam site. A few
buildings from Heart Mountain
are already being erected as
part of the temporary camp.
This camp and the camp which
will be erected by the contrac-
tors combined will house be-
tween 800 and 1000 persons
during the actual construction
of the dam.
About 100 persons are now
devoting full time to the Vel
lowtail dam here and in the
Denver office, according to MI.
Meyers.
It is estimated that the dam
itself will require about five
years to build, and it will take
five more years to complete the
irrigation system and power
plant.
The irrigation system is still
in the planning stage. The long
est canal, however, will reach
from the damsite south to about
10 miles north of Hardin and
will be approximately 70 miles
in length. Irrigation water vii,
also be brought into the Soap
creek area. An estimated 45,00J
acres will be irrigated. At least
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-02-20
Bulldogs Complete
Undefeuted Season

(COQClQueQ ON rage -
Jake Sturzenegger, a forward,
can also be counted on for six
or more points and is always
in the right place at the right
time He and Hammer special
ize in their own sDecial brand
of ball larceny which has
proved most disconcerting to
the opposition.
George Grossman, who dou-
bles at guard and center, is
probably the most accurate man
at the f~ree-throw line on the
squad. Lloyd Saunders, sopho-
more substitute, shows evil
dences of developing the same
shooting accuracy that charac-
terize;s his older brother. Bill
Schaller, Bernard Newark and
Glen Kunau are all dependable
substitutes, with Schaller show =
ing some flashes of scoring
brilliance in a couple Of con-
tests late in the season.
OFT is the only man on the
first string who will be lost by
graduation this year. Schaller
and Newark are also seniors.
The seasons record:
Nov. 20 - Hardin 80, Boosters
%; Dec. 3 - Hardin 50, Lodge
Grass %; Dec. 5 - Hardin SO,
Custer 26; Dec. 6 - Hardin 81,
Park City %; Dec. 10 - Hardin
40, Miles City q; Dec. IA -.
Hardin 80, Sheridan 80; Dec. 81
- Hardin g., Carbon County
high school, Is; Dec. % -Har-
din 81, Laurel IS.
Jan > Hardin 80, Boosters
%; Jan. II - Hardin 66, Co.
lumbus 80: Jan. 16 - Hardin
AZ, Custer 81; Jan. II - Hardin,
u, Colstrip %; Jan. % - Har :
din So, Columbus 80; Jan. n
= Hardin So, Forsyth Is; Jan
Is - Hardin IS, Hysham "a.
Feb. l - Hardin 60, Roundup
SO; Feb. 4 - Hardin 81, Hy-
sham %; Feb. 7 - Hardin 10,
Col:tr1p 80; Feb. 8 Hardin
81, Worden 81; Feb. 10 - Har-
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-02-20
TRIPS Q SIX
All MEMBERS

Scholarships in the nature of
trips to the national All club
camp at Washington, D. c., or
to the American Youth founda-
ton camp at Camp Miniwanca,
Mich, this summer will be
awarded to six outstanding
Montana All club members, T.
W. Thompson has announced.
Two All club girls and two
boys will go to the national
camp July II to 10, while one
girl will attend the youth foun-
dation camp July 28-August 10,
and one boy will be there Au-
gust 11-24.
Each county may nominate
one boy and one girl to be
considered in the selection of
both the National All club
scholarship winners and the
American Youth foundation
winners Thompson said that
reports and materials about the
county nominees must be in the
state office by May /.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-02-20

din As, Roundup 16; Feb. II -
Hardin SO, Forsyth %; Feb. II
- Hardin s., Worden -.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-02-20

Prehistoric Pueblo Indians
raised pinto beans in New Mex
leo hundreds of years before
the Spanish conquerors arrived.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-15
Clubs
Society =
BurweH- Wright
Engagement Told

Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Wright of Pic
kens, announce the engagement and
approaching marriage of their daug-
liter. Mary Elizabeth, to James Will
liam Burwell Jr. of Ebenezer and
Yazoo City. Mr.. Burwell is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Burwell Sr.
of Ebenezer.
The wedding will be solemnized
Sunday, June /, in the home of the
brides parents.
Miss Wright will graduate from
Pickens High School on May 20,
where she has been an outstanding
student. This year she was chosen
Miss Pickens High and also selected
as the most beautiful girl in the
senior class. She is a member of the
staff of the high school newspaper,
'The Y-Teen," and was president of
the Better Speech Club.
Mr.. Burwell was a graduate from
Lexington High School and served
four years in the Army, three of
which he served in the ETC. He is
employed by the R.E.A. in Yazoo
City.
The young couple will make their
home in Yazoo City.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-15
Personals
Dettu Formers Club
Will Meet Tuesdoy

The Delta Farmers Club viii hold
its monthly meeting on Tuesday nj
ght, May 20. The topic of discussion
will be Flame Cultivation and Ma
chinery" and will be conducted by
representatives from the Delta Ex-
pertinent Station. Any farmers or
businessmen living within the Delta
area of Holmes County are cordially
invited to attend,
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-15

Mrs. James L. Slaughter has re-
turned to her home in Clarksdale
after several days visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Fincher.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-15

Miss Penelope Shepherd joined
Mr.. and Mrs. Flowers Hamrich and
Flowers Jr. Of Greenwood, where
they will attend the Opera Aida"
in Memphis.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Wells went
to Philadelphia Sunday to attend a
family reunion in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. ]. Wells.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-15

Friends of DR.. G.. G. Ash win be
glad to know that he is able to be
out after a few weeks of being shut
in.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-15

Mr.. Henry Hooker If State Col
lege, Mrs. Earl Hooke. and children
Of Utica spent Sunday with their
mother Mrs. c. o. Povall.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-15

MIR. and Mrs. Lewis Rogers visited
her mother Mrs. Turley OF Green
vile Sunday.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-15

Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Russell and
children of Philadelphia r the gu
ests of DR.. and Mrs. J. H. Leigh.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-15

Mr.. Alex Misticas, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Stamation, Mr.. Mike Iupe, and
Mrs. John Pappas and on, Anthony,
of Jackson, visited MIR. and Mrs. d.
Klonaris and Mr.. and Mrs. Angelo
Stephens and Henry Sunday.
Miss Inez Fink of Jackson, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Kaplan of Pickens
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Fink,
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Joel Robertson, Mr..
and Mrs. c. H. Rogers of Jackson,
spent Mothers Day with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. L. Mayo and Mrs. S. X. Wal
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Holly and Will
lie Earl of Benoit were also guests
of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Mayo and Mrs.
S. K. Walton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barbour Tidwell and
son Ramon, spent the weekend with
Mrs. Ida Garner and family at Jack
son.
Mothers Day was quite an event
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. D.
McCaleb. They had as their guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Darnell of Tchula
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Rabb of Lexing-
ton and MI. and Mrs. Homer McKin-
ney and son David of Indianola.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Carter of Stark
sville spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F. Holder.
Mr. and Mrs. Buster Taylor and
daughter, Nancy of Durant, were
Lexington, visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Lois Andrews and daughter,
Loretta, spent Mothers Day with
her mother, Mrs. Dee Wiles of Kos
ciusko.
MI. and Mrs. J. F. Williams spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Williams
of Indianola.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Rathell spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. O. c.
Morgan at Providence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bus Morgan and Mr.
Bill Morgan of Pine Bluff, Ark
spent Sunday with Mrs. Henrietta
Morgan at Providence.
Mrs. Curtis Gibson of Durant, and
MI. Wallace johnson of State Cole
&c, spent the weekend with MI. and
Mrs. Wallace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Peterman and
daughter, Betty, of Yazoo City,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Rathell Swinney.
Mr.. Frank Eakin of Thornton was
in town on business Monday.
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Mrs. Lewis Pepper is visiting her
son, T. c. Pepper of Belzoni.
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Mrs. Sue Halle brennan OF Frank
lin, fell and broke her leg above the
knee. She Is confined in the COM
munity Hospital. Her friends are
wishing for her q speedy recovery.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Barton visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe CASTOR at Pickens
Sunday afternoon.
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Mrs. /. G.. Barton and son, Burgess,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Barton went
to Jackson Sunday to see Mr.. j. D..
Fades of Walden who has been in
the hospital for several days.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-15

Mrs. Sidney Povall entertained
with a seated tea honoring Mrs. F.
z. Browne of Pecos, Texas who is
visiting friends and relatives.
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Miss Irene Holloman of Clarks-
dale, spent the weekend with home
folks.
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O.E.S. Gives Luncheon
Pickens Next Thursday

The Order of the Eastern Star will
sponsor a luncheon at the Pickens
Motor Co, Thursday, May %, from
1870 : 100.
The public is invited to attend.
Plates will be Use each.
Candidates for public office in the
forthcoming election are invited to
make after-dinner speeches.
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Mrs. Ed Beckman and son, Edwin, of
Alexandria, La. are spending a few
days with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Eric Norquist.
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Trade With Your Friendly Ford Dealer
Commencing Friday, May 18th, We Will Give Every
Customer One Ticket On A Prize For Every $500 Retail
Purchase Through Our Parts & Service Department. IA
$1,000 Purchase Gets Two Tickets, etc.,
This Does Not Apply On Car Purchase Or Wholesale
Purchases.
ADrawine WiIBe Made On The FistDay Of Each Month
From Tidets For The Previous Month And The Winner
Will Be Awarded The Prize Set Up For That Month.
Only Tickets Issued During The Month Will Be Used For
That Month Drawing And Will Then Be Discarded.
Our Prize For May WILDE
ANEW GUARANTEED BATTERY
Retail Value $685.
Batteries Are Scarce Trade With Us And Be Sure 10 Gel
Your Tickets.
New Prize Every Month A New Chance Every Month
GWin-Ldil Company
"Om Desire Is To Serve You Weir
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Mr.. and Mrs. Will Peterman and
daughter, Betty. of Yazoo City,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ratheu Swinney.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-15

Mr.. Frank Eakin of Thornton was
in town on business Monday.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-15

Mrs. Curtis Gibson of Durant, anG
MI. Wallace johnson of State Cole
&c, spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace.