davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Laurel outlook., 1947-02-12
The Outlook Says:

Miss Elaine LaBar, who had spent
several months with her mother,
Mrs. Martina LaBar, and her sister,
Mrs. George C. Paisley, left last
week for Seattle where she will be
employed.
Mrs. Merle Hudson and children
of Musselshell, Mrs. Lester Stovall
and daughter, Mrs. Paul Munyon CT
Nibbe, were guests Saturday of
Mrs. C. L. Starbard and celebrated
the first birthday of Judy Hudson
with a luncheon. Mrs. Minnie
Marsh, Judy's grandmother, was
also a guest.
Frank j. Harrison, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. J.. Harrison, is serving
aboard the 27,OOO foot aircraft car
rier U. S. S. Valley Forge, according
to word received here. He is cleo
trio technician's mate, first class.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thaut and
children, Judy and Lanny, and Mr..
and Mrs. Les Egger, all of Billings,
were guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. j. Krug and family.
Plastic Work Gloves
A washable plastic coating has
been developed for work gloves. The
plastic is vinyl butyral. Tough but
flexible, it a be cleaned with a
solvent to remove grease, oil and
CRIME.
Laurel outlook., 1947-02-12

Activities

The regular social meeting of the
American Legion Auxiliary will be
held at the home of Mrs. Almeda
Paisley, Tuesday, Feb. 18, 8 p. m.
This will be an Americanism pro-
gram under the direction of the
chairman, Mrs. Graft and Mrs. Nc
Cauley. The public is invited.
Laurel outlook., 1947-02-12
Cloud Meter

An electrical cloud meter will
aid flying weather stations in deter
mining the severity of icing condi-
tons.
Laurel outlook., 1947-02-12
Rails Support CITY

Railroads deliver daily approx
mately 1000 carloads of foodstuffs
and fuel into New York City and
suburbs.
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8i~a,,lts plan frSnt Hen
pets~an,er waknrpit3
Sh!uk tor. Seihe ]

nod, itdrferen observation-disclosures
oruf rebnen, ser na6 alien geldibt-
liten Erfabrungen neue Oeutihe ST.
tanitonsseliiite nit it'd brineen nno
70 cine itdnoige Yeoroblu,g oes
1rieoens biloeu miro.
6itler ,rollte iih einmal oes ~8e-
b0lferlnssoruds" bon ser anoercn
Seite ourh ipltematiidbe Nusrottrlns
Ser rsScinonationen" entleoigcn.
Glemencea,,, bem rTiger", Scr ein=
NAL meinte, oas eanse 1ngliid Gu
ropas iei, bab es 90 Millionen 0eut-
ide 5uuiel gebe, tuuroen pon oe,t-
ider Seite dbnlihc Mbiidten auge-
idyrieben. 8ibault spiu Der oeutihen
Yroblem ol,f glimpflihere @eiic
6eifommen: Mqes, mas 5ur @arantie-
rung Oes lieben ssriebens not tut, lit
auBer einem oifterr @efleht pier3ie-
rno fiinf5tgiabriser ~@arantieper,
traee", alias 8iinbnispertrGee geeea
Oelltidlnlro, unb Dem alliierten 800
nopolbeiis an Sfiiltungsinouitrien
uno 8uffen einlhlieblih 6er Mton.
bon,ben, Sic roreaniliertc slus,pan-
berllng", Die aus 5ebn Winionen
9eutid)en e6enio pieIe displaced per-
ions" ooer &eloten alnter Der Sud-
tel Der Sieeer.Negierunsen naht.
60 oas unfeblbare &eaept, nit 6em
Der 0ran5oie in @ostau, ser ME
feline Gimme eeeen Die Beltialitdt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-03-27

Steapart slliop, ser lid) gegellplrs
tig in Seberan befinOet, entbiiat IN
ser .9fep s)orf 9eralo Gribllne"
gum eritenrlul, CAB Die Gereinigten
Stoaten rbereits bis sum Salie in
Dem gan5en 8ebiete oes Mittcloitens
lteten". 3alm 8eipiel: sSn Sran
rubt formlih ser 9etrieb oes gan.
sen 2anoes IN Sen &dnoen amerifa.
nilher 8eanlten, Sngeniellre, MerS.
te, lsinanciers limo :Nilit6rs. Sen
&uiien lit gillbalt geboten tporben.
SSran lit nod imner unabbGnsis uno
Der beiabrte Hremierminilter Gapam,
geid,idt uno begabt, ser iein fables
&aupt mit idtparser Shubtpihie
fdrbt, uoll6ringt cine aniebnlit)e Sci.
flung.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-03-27
11cues 11titteI
Mar-Away Fleckcn Entferner.

Fuer viele Jahre haben Haus-
frauen gewundert vie sic hacss-
liche weisse Flecken Won ihren
geachteten Mahogany oder MISS
aaun-M MoeJeln ert!e:rcn kocn-
nen.
Diese weissen lFlccFcn erschei-
nen gewoehnlich wenn Getraenke
durch Cnfall Nerschuettet wer,!en
Vasen und Topfphanzen machen
oft weisse Ringe, die sehr schwer
zu entfernen sind und heisse Ge-
schirre haben schon oft den Spei-
sezimmertisch ruiniert. Parluem,
Med;zin und oft auch einfaches
Wasser haben mehrer Dresser
und andere Sachen ruiniert und
auch Alkohol hat es getan.
Nun list endlich Elm neues Creme
erhaeltlich die vollstaend,g diese
garsteen Flecken entiernt chne
viel Arbeit und crosse Ausgaben
Diese Creme wird u en- paaf Mi
nuten die Flecken entfernen unj
ist absolut schadlos fuer die fein-
ste Narnish Nollendung.
Sic koennen dlese Creme Won
der Simeon Product Co. billig
kaufen. Wenn diese Creme die
Flecken nicht entfernt erhalten
Sic Ihr Geld zurueck. Machen
Sic einen Versuch.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-03-27
Beifen Gle BEL gtntGufen bar
s,f fin, oab Sie Die Mnaetae IN
.BoIfsbIatt" geIefer haben.
Has q Cold
Left You With
uNastyCough?

some cough. spend IS cents et any drug store
for . bottle Of BUCKLEY'S CANADlOL
MIXTURE-tfiple scting-to relieve cough.
Ing fast. Take teasp0Onful and hold It on
and feel its powerful, punsent action spread
bUCXIEY'S MIXTURE ~ sct: y promptly ITO to
help Loosen up thick. sticky phlesm-soothQ
coughing spells.
Most all Canada knows BUCKLEYS-folks
who live up North where . cough mixture
has Eot TO do real job. keep BUcKLEY'S
fesults il . wreckins. stubborn coush:-fnd
out for yourself Just how good il Is Eoe
coughs due 70 colds. Get BUCKIEY'S
GsAHoTo G.s.H@TobAx!Uossss u 3:s: %s: e s.oss:. e:
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. Bite leien gle bic Nnseieeni
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-03-27
ANSWERS
Questions. will be found on page 5.

/. Florida.
2 Louisiana; the Capitol in
Baton Rouge is $50 feet high.
3. Texas; Rhode Island.
4. Utah.
5. Wyoming.
6. New York, which pays its
governor $4,000 a year.
7. The scarlet carnation.
8. Nebraska.
9. Pennsylvania, Indiana and
Ohio.
TO- Rhode Island. with New
port and Providence, and Connec-
ticut with Hartford and New
Haven.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-03-27


biiro IN 0aibington, 8. g., lit. Sic
bolt Oie pben cr,pabnten Gralnen IN
ser ean5eu Station ab, nud}ocm Dor,
fer gefanntmadlmgen oaritber III
alien 2anoesteiIen eripleten luto be.
lett ionlit Sic freien Soften = ii, ser
gunoesbolptitabt inpobl als in ah,
gen binlitchtlid) Mrbeits5eit, l(eber,
les ireien @ettbelperbs.
Iuberbalb @aibingtons untcr'
bGlt sic rGrpil Seruice Gomnliilion"
IA Negional 9iiros, oeren jeocs M
ser lpihtig'ten Stobt ocs bctreiiell.
sen 8ebietes gele9en ilt oas 5lllll
slmtsbereitb cielcs 9tegionalbiiros
gebOrt. Iieien HegionaIbiiros inter.
itchcn piele 3lpeigiteilen uno ilber g..
600 Iogenountcv Boards Of Giuil Ser
'pice Grorniners".
,Sere Stcot IN Sen &erciNi9tell
Staaten, bie eiu Hpitamt crltcr ooer
slpeiter &laiie bat, belist Iold) cill
Griii,uasamt fir Ben ameritallild)cn
3ipiloienit, unb slrnr lit cs gelpobn
li6 I'M EpItamt ieIblt untergebrot,t.
Iieie Drtlid)e slmtslte1e tiiuOigt an,
luenn Griifungen filr Ben 3ipllalcn't
uusgeihrieben iperoer, erteilt bcrcit
,pilligIt ale glsfiinite iiber Die ane.
rifaniIhe @eanltenluufbabn lulo HOGS
ionit oamit 5,iarn1enbinat, gibt al
Sntcreilcntcn Die notigcn gelperb
bunosiorn1ulare aus. Die gntitIlnl'
gllnaen entbalten INNER ane Gin,cl
heitcn losppbl Ser in elusiid)t iteucl,.
ocn Eriiillngen als ol,d) Scr Eoitel,
Inn Die es Iirh hanoelt. @enn es it0
nm cine ihriftlihe Eriifllng bonheIt
iperOcn oieienigen Mpplifanten. 81.
cine Vclperbllng elnecreid1t !,obcr
uno alli 8rumo ibrer Gorfcnntl,iiie
Nusbiloung llIlu. ais geeignct er'
ldeinen, benuhrid)tigt, apann alnl
no lie it'd 81 bieler Nritfln9 cin5u
iinben haben. @enn feline icbriit!ih(
Eritfllng abaebalten miro, lperoen 81,
! 8elperber allf @rl,no Scr in ibrcl
Observation-Disclosures genaCbtcl
slngaben iiber ibreu 9iloungsgans
ibre bisherigen 9erufserfabrl,ngel
uhu. bcurteilt - natiirlid), crit nah
benz lie II. ibre slngabeu elmer GRIND
lihen SSuueltigicrllng llntcr5ogcl
noroen iino.
Sic vGipil Serpice Gommii1ion'
reibt Damn bie 9tamen nller berer, oil
oie Eriiillng beltanoen buben, II, ein
2iite bon .Gligtbles" ein, uno iuenl
INNER elm Soften frei miro, peroel
Bel ser betrefienoen 9eborbe oie ga
lncn ser in ,Sruge folnulenoen rGli
gibles" bon Der Spise Der Siite Dor
'gelest. Somit bat alio jeoer eli
) glble" cine Chance, bran" III fpm
men. Grnennltngen su einem 9eam
tenpo'ten erfolgen 5llnGhit auf Elm,
Frobejeit BON einem SSabr. Nad) ci
mem Sahr erbalten oiejenigcn, bcrel
IrSeit llno peri0nlid)es Gerbalteu lid
ais 5ufrieoeniteaeno erpieleu f,ai
, ibre regnlarc yGipil Serpice" ssln
itcllrlna.
| 8enau tpie Die 9unoesregicruna
ba6en auf Sic Staoten ibre 3iuil
0ielllt zSnIteme, uber oa Sic betrefieu
Sen Stautenecicse ni6t einbeitlid
1ino, fonnen oieic ueri6ieoeneu Sp
itcne uict)t 10 einia6 inncrbalb cine.
flrr5en slrtifels geihilbert lperoen
@er Srtereiie an itaatlitcnt Banter,
bierit bot, idlrcibt 'oaber om beiten al
oie rStote Gipil Serpice Commit
liion" IN Der Sauptltaot ieiues Stao
tes Inn nGbere 9lusfulit.
| -Ue-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-03-27

Council on Hacc 9lelations, ser iib
audi fir Die Sahc intereiiierte uno
ST ocmielbcn Sdlub eelangte. Wsan
biloete oaber ben State Council in
apeldem WeiBe, Neger, Sapaner, ,Nro-
teitantsn, aatbolifen l,no Suocn Gr-
5ieter, 8latbensfiibrer, slrbeiter-
iiiibrer, @epubIifaner l,no, 9enofra-
ten pertreten apareu.
Ils 1pdbrello elmer 3ulamlnenfm,it
im Wtouate sSebrllar oie Ielegierten
pieler 8rltppen ibre 8eriHte llnter-
treiteten, oa 5eiste es iif, oaB mobl
crit Die eriten Sbritte unternomnlen
apllroen, oa es aber bereits gclungen
mar, Jortibritte ST cr5ielen: IS
CAB 9clIpiele, Oo Minoerbcitsgrlp.
pen peribieoeuer Haiien, Sic iriiber
ppll slrglpobn ,uenn nift gar 6eino-
leligfeit .sleillanoer lparen, iebt aui
n1anden 8ebieten iid) pereinigten, IN,
bie Gurl,rteilc ouf Dem 8abiete ser
Gr5iebllng uno audi ionlt,po Su Saile
81 bringen.
Sn ser SdyluBberatung ncrlong-
ten Die Telegierteu, baB Die 8eiet.
gebung oes Sanoes III Jragen Der
Wohmlngsllot, ser Mbionoerltns uno
genadteiligung in ser 9erufsaus-
iibl,ng eingreife Mno oob sic auslGn.
eil6en unS amerifaniiden Sapancr
fit oie Gcrluite entIhioigt speroen,
oie tic oaourN erlitteu battcn, oob
man tie ii6er Terlangcn ser slrnlec
eDafllierte.
@e5iiglih ser Discrimination in
Ser Verllisallsiibi1ng, 10 lp,troe cir,
@elct beiiirportet, ,pie es in oieier
9iinidt i'm Staate Nep Dorf beltebt
IS ioa alio Elm 5air employment
Nractices Nct ieiu. Oabei mag ers
tuGbnt ,peroen, Sab elm Gprihlas ai,
ner 6air employment Yractices
aonniliion Ger iibrisens ols uu5u,
reibeno ernhtet miro, bon ser fali,
iorniicten @dblerihait Del Den les-
ten MaDlen inn 9so'pcmber ubgelebn1
iuuroe.
Die Selegiertcn ga5sn audi Sen
&ongreb allfgeforoert, Oen gegcnnuGr
tigen 9tationalitp Mct, alio bas 8e.
let iiber Die Staatsbiirgericbait obol,.
Gnoern 10 bab ieOernlann obne Hiid,
iidt auf 9taie, 6arbe llllo Abltamnl'
ung IN Scn Terelnieteu Staaten eil,s
eebiirgert tueroen fann, fails er bier
einen legalen sSobniist bat. Gies
nuiiroe allo Die Sapouer, &oreaner,
Snoonelier, Siamelen, Burmeien ilnl
Die Gingeborenen ser Snieln 8ltam
uno ser Itorlanas umfalien.
Iie Minner Wno 5rauen, Sic i'm
State Council for Gipic llnitp IN
&alifornien huirfcn, tpiilen alip, apie
man Senlofratie in slnlerifa fOrberil
Iou, 10 oab aae 9lmerifaner an ibr
Seil baben. aalifornien als iolbes
bat nibt et,pa elm beionoeres SSSapa.
ner. obcr gtegerproblem, cine prote.
itantiide, fatboliide ober jiioiihe
5rage. Is balloelt lih oarum, ale
oieie StGlnme uno &ulturen in Den
Strom oeS nmerifaniid)en 2ebens
e,rsuidalten. @enn anoere staote'1
oas 9eilpiel Galiiorniens ,lafabmen
runn tperoen bie slmerifaner lang
fam in Ser Yraris cie @runbidtf
menihliher 6reibeit mb 8leid)beit
betGtisen. auf oenen Sic uncertainties
Station aufeeba,,t ipuroe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-03-27

Are yon ana your relatives mem
bers Of the Sick BENEFIT Society
and Central verband? II not. now
u the time to Join. For more Infor
nation call the local representative.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-03-27
Abittiab aus pelen
fcrHert picle Opicr

pdlt!touer. Ste 0e.f|Ortft rSer
Spiegel" bringt einen Yerid)t iiber
einen transport sAlsgeuieicner aus
Den jctt pol, Eolen beiebten Sltgcbie-
ten IN sic britiicbe Gone, Neiicu
@al'ptteil mir bier pieoergeben.
ISM &ranfelrbous 8iifeburg cr-
iolete Ser IS. Sooesiaa eincs Sepor.
tlcrl'll9stransrorts ous Sblalien. ,n
bier &rallfelrbaltIeru, 5ameln Staot-
baaen, &inteln ,no Viidcbl,ra, liegcu
nod 12O Mitoeportiertc, sic ollie OIL
cinem Gag cinsclieiert apurSeu: anr
6eiligen slbenO oes Sabres 1916. llrs
Ipriinglih paren es 100, obcr pol
ibncn iilo trot pflegliber gebolro=
in5pilfen 80 geitorbcn, bspcr ein
&ranfenbals iie iiberuebmen fonnte.
'Nnfang Se5enaber auuroe England
III Warid)au Oorlteaig, sic Mustpei.
lung Ser Geutid)en bis nad) Ser
Sdlehhuetterperiooe 3u oerihieben.
sln 16. Te5enber rpllte aus oenl
Breslauer gabnboi ser Gcportie,
ritngs5ug 9tr. 514. Gr beitouo aus
elmer Sofonlotiue, einem gcbei5ten
Eerlpnelnpaael1 lllrG so lluaehei,teu
Gieb.paeen.
sSn Dem 9ebei5ten ySagen i,rbren
fiini Dtann poluilhes 9e,padnlngs-
perional, III Sen ,lngebeijten @ogeu
1543 aussauieiene Sel,tid)e. Bon it,
ncn nparen 80 Gro5ent 6ral,en lmo
&i1oer uno 60 Hro5ent iiber 60 Sab
re alt. Ser jiinsite slusgelpiciene ,por
brei Monate alt; oie slubentempcra-
tl,r betrug minus IS @rao Geliils.
Ste TiebNpasen tparen allsgeitat=
tet 1pie fir ben transport bon Sec.
fiid)en. IS gnb in ibnen ,peoer Strpb
nod Sorf SffenItebelioe Suden uno
siieen ioraten iiir quite Tl,rshliiitllng.
35 Menieben neblt @epGd iiillten Ell
men 8aaen.
Or. Erobit, ebenlaliger Gbei ser
llniperiitlts -eSrn,euflinlf in @ress
lau, ,uar pfii5ieller Sransportarst
ST batte oie Grloltbnis, aber ,ueOer
Snltrunente nod Meoifamelte. Ir.
Sod, poroem Gbeiar5t bes St.Soiefss
arautenbalies in grcslall, belob ei.
nige MeOitnnlellte unO cine ,Snlef.
tionslprise, ober feine Grlaubnis.
gr bate iidy nit ieiner 6rou III oen
transport eingeidlidten, ,ueil er
ieinc Tcrbaftlug eriuortete. ct luar
Ser iuoffi5ieuc Sransportar5t.
Sic 5dtigfeit ser beioeu slerste be,
gann itcn uuf oem @abniteig in
greslnu. Sort fiel ein dlterer s0taul
I'M nno iugte nibts lnebr. 0as luar
ser erlte Cote. IS gab aber nod
mebr Cote, bis sic 9ieiie beellOet ,por.
9lm eriten Gag fubr Ser ;3ug 9tr.
514 bis Otalid). Wtalih liegt % ailo-
meter pon 9reslau entiernt. Gr belt,
,peit por ser Stotion entferYt, oui
einem slblteugleis obne 9iampe.
Ger 3ug biclt nod, oft auf slbltea-
gleiien. sl1f Stationen bielt er mic.
Tie Mer5te batten nid,t nur nit
0ur6iaa 5u TIM, bier iSiinftel oes
transports erlitten &alteiddOen. IS
sab grfrierl,ngen eriten, slueiten unO
oritten 8raoes.. s(m Oritten Gage
5Gblte man ihpn 6 Cote. 3milhen-
burd, aob es orei Gltbiltollngen l,no
| jipei 5eblge6llrten. Cine 6rau nit
Seblgeburt lpar un @oggonboocll
fcItaefrpren. Or. God tallte lie nit
Silfe zines SpiritltsfoGers ob. Wal)-
| reno oieier &ilfeleiitl1n9 luuroe Or
2oh ielbit Hutient Sbm erfrotel,
| beioe 0iiBe. 'Seine israu per'tarb an
oe1, 6olsen bes Srnnsports."
Cine hri1tlide Welt!!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-03-27

ser MISUNDERSTANDING erbub,
Die crit sic gegempdrtige oeutiden
lleberpolferlulg erflGrt, europa ia
niren uno, sSrieoen uns Sid)erbeit Der
Bclt bis 81 c,pigen 5aget id,iiber
mill. Sit es @abuiinn ppar, bat es
ood Wetbooe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-03-27

sln Der blenoeroen 0eibe oes
friih eefallenen Sd)nees fonnen mir
l,ns leioer in ser @roBltabt niht 81
lange erireuen.
Noh nienals bat es 10 spioeritanos.
tabige Meniden gegebcn ipie sic
GYeuelanOer StraBenbabn- Yaiiagie.
re. Sic babcn 81, lparten Bis es sen
Observation-Disclosures einfdat 81. fab
rem am Gloe elmer 9inie un0 20
Nfina,ten nlandmal! ltno bafiir tper.
Den tie gut be5ablt. Die StraBenbabn.
fiibrer natiirlid) = nift sic YaiIa.
giere.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-03-27
Dies ,.n~ Dos

Gll; reines Selpiiien lit mitunter
nur oas Grgebnis zines ihled,ten &c
oddtniies.
Sic bette Saftif 81 eiller gliiflidpn
gbe lit ser Saft.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-09-04
Chick Weathersby Wins
Scout Soap Box Derby

Norman Chick Weathersby, Jr.
led the field Saturday in the first
Cub Scout Soap Box Derby sponsor
ed by the Weathersby Chevrolet
Company in Lexington.
Nine youthful Cub Scouts boarded
the ramp atop Hospital Hill to. vie
for honors and prizes at 3 o'clock and
when the dust and smoke had set
tied Chick had nosed out his oppo-
nents and had copied the prize for
the best built pushmobile.
John Bell Rosamond rolled II
closely behind Chick to take second
place and the second prize.
Some two to three hundred spec
tators lined the side of the track to
watch the youngsters perform and
expressed their approval and enjoy
ment of the event.
Judges for the Derby were Mr..
Lewellyn Dean, District Supervisor
for Cub Scouts, of Jackson; Rev. L.
E. Burnette, and Pat Barrett. Star
tiers were c. c. Taylor and A. p
Carroll, and finish judges were c
M. Mcdaniel and Cecil Mason.
Mr.. Norman Weathersby who hao
charge of the Derby said that plans
are being made to have a bigger and
better Soap Box Derby for 1948.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-09-04
Services Held Today For
Miss Martha F. Hester

Services for Miss Martha Frances
Hester, lifelong resident of Holmes
County who died at her home In
Lexington Wednesday morning were
held this morning at 10 o'clock at
the First Methodist Church in Lex
ington with the Rev. A. Y. Brown
officiating. Burial was in the
Acona Cemetery with Southern
Funeral Home of Lexington in char
&c.
Miss Hester, who was SO, had lived
all her life in Holmes County and
for a number of years made her
home with her sister Mrs. Leila Ed
wards in Lexington. She had been
i'll only a short time. She was a
member of the Methodist Church.
She leaves two sisters, Mrs. Leila
Edwards, Mrs. A. l.. Dugan of Green
vile; and two brothers, A. B. He's
ter and John Hester.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-09-04
Coach Binion Releases
HJC Football Schedule

Dutch Binion. head coach of Hol-
mes Junior College, this week an
nounced the 1947 football schedule
for the Bulldogs.
The Bulldogs will open the sea-
son at home, playing hosts to Wesson
September 18th at 8 o'clock at
Branch Athletic Field.
The schedule for the year follows:
September 9th, Poplarville, There
October 4th, Perkinston, Home
October 18th, Moorehead, There
October 18th, Decatur. Home
October 25th, Ellisville, There
October 30th, Ole Miss Freshmen
Home
November 9th, Summit, Home
November 18th, Kinds, There
November Goth, Scooba, Home
November 25th, Senatobia, There.
The Decatur or Ole Miss "B"
game will be designed Homecoming.
Holmes Junior College has complet-
ed a fifteen tied concrete stadium
extending the full length of field on
tn North side of playing field. The
The stadium will seat a crowd OF
5000 to $500 besides temporary
stands on South side of field.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-09-04
Lexington Men Attend
IF Locker Convention
A. B. Holder, Jr.
Named To Bourd
OF Directors

S. E. Henry and A. B. Holder, Jr.
of the Henry Ice and Cold Storage
Company in Lexington attended the
4th Annual Mississippi Frozen Food
Locker Convention in Jackson Au-
gust 20 to % in the Heidelberg Hotel.
Approximately IS delegates and
guests attended the three day edu-
cational conclave where the latest
methods of food preservation and
storage were discussed and demon
strated.
The Lexington business men came
home with the opinion that it was
the most successful and worthwhile
Frozen Food meeting ever held in
Mississippi. Over so locker plants
were represented at the educational
meeting.
Highlighting the convention were
sessions headed by such well-know
refrigeration and frozen food ex-
perts as Mr.. G. L. Sheffield, Presi-
dent of the Mississippi Association;
Mr.. E. G.. Spencer, National Presi-
dent; DR.. J. G. Woodroof, Food Tech
nologist of the Georgia Experiment
Station: Mrs. X. F. Warner. Extern
sion Meats Specialist, Washington,
D. c.; Mr.. r. D. Haynes, Food Pro-
cessing Specialist of the Tennessee
Valley Authority; Mr.. w. d. Howell,
Extension Refrigeration Specialist
of State College; Mr.. r. G.. Purnen,
pioneer locker plant operator OF
Mississippi; Mr.. Frank Miles of Loo
ker Publications Company of Des
Association.
Moines, Iowa; and Mr.. w. L. Rich
mond, Secretary of the Mississippi
Also in attendance at the meeting
were such frozen food experts as
Mr. Marshall Heck, Meat Processing
Specialist of the University of Ar
kansas: Mr.. James II. Wright, Presi-
dent of the Arkansas Locker Asso-
| citation; Mr.. Eric Alsobrook, Former
Secretary of the Alabama Assoeia-
ton, now with the Department of
Agriculture of Alabama: Mr., Stan
Dickson and James Walden of the
Wallis NoAir Wrap Company of
Salt Lake City, Utah; and Mr.. Paul
Tucker of the Carey Salt Company
of Atlanta.
The keynote of the convention
was given by Mr.. w. d. Howell,
Mississippi Refrigeration Specialist,
who talked on ''The Relationship of
the Zero Home Storage Cabinet to
the Modern Locker Plant. Mr.. Ho-
well pointed out that the finest ar
rangement for the Home unit for
convenience be used to supplement
the less expensive storage of foods
in the locker plant. ''The two work
together exceptionally we'll" he
{ Continued on Page Four)
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-09-04
B~uptists Enjoy Purchmun
representatives Services

Pioneering in a new approach to
the presentation of the Rehabilita-
ton Program among the prisoners
at the State Penitentiary, the Lex
ington Baptist Church heard effec-
i've testimonies by Chaplain A. r.
Beasley and one of the prisoners in
the morning worship service last
Sunday.
Dutch, n of the prisoners, gave
a personal testimony of finding
Christ as Savior, being baptised by
DR.. ID. A. Mccall and related expe-
riences showing the work and en-
couragement being shown the pri-
oners under the administration of
Mr.. M. E. Virgins, Supt. of the
State Penitentiary.
The people of Lexington were en-
lightened and challenged to know
of the fine work being done under
the Rehabilitation Program. The
people were glad to know that they
shared in this work through money
given into the Cooperative Pro-
gram.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-09-04
ServiCes Held For
lanes {. Reid

Services for James c. Reid OF
Lexington, who died at his home
Saturday night after a long illness,
were held Sunday afternoon from
the residence, with the Rev. A. Y.
Brown officiating, assisted by the
Rev. E. r. Jones of Yazoo City. Blu
rial was in Lexington Cemetery.
Born in Black Hawk, Mr.. Reid
moved to Holmes County a number
Of years ago. He was a retired ac-
countant, having worked in the She
riffs office in both Holmes and
Humphreys Counties. He was a
member of the Methodist Church
He was n.
Surviving him is his wife, Mrs.
Aileen Abbott Reid.
Pallbearers were W. E. Thurmond,
Emmett Reese, Ben Beall, Jessie
Walton, Watt Ford, w. L. Ellis, Jr.
Edgar Lumpkin and John Stewart
Watson.