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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-18
SAXON VETERANS
BY Hans Steiner

After a weeks rest I am back
again with a little news. The We
terans are working together and
always have good time. The
bowling team is doing OK. The
girls come along too and do tine
cheering. Many of us attended
the church bazaar and had some
of that good Wurscht Eddy
Gross has gone in business for
himself, is now owner of a gas
station at West 53rd and Clark
SO stop in and see him. On Fri
day, Nov. l9, is the meeting OF
Branch "a very important one
So please come down and take
part. On Sunday, Nov. II, tile
Eintracht-Hermania is giving its
concert at the West Side Sachsen-
helm. Let us go there and fill the
hall, and we all will have a good
time after the concert. We are
still working on a plan to have
games at the Sachsenheim. We
had several calls for the New
Years house party the Veterans
! are planning. If you care to par
ticipate please call WO. 4563 TO,
reservations.
The stores are getting crowd
ed for Christmas shopping now
and you will be happy and get the
articles you are looking for.
Our next meeting will be helf
on Dec. 6, it is the last for 1948
So please attend.
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at Canton on Nov. 20. The bus
will leave from the Club at 4 p. IN.
If you would like to 60, call Sara
Kast as soon as possible. Open
the doors, Canton, here we come
Congratulations goes to the new
ly-weds Fannie Hoffman and
Boob Paul. Here's wishing you
both all the luck in the world.
At our meeting we elected Mr.
Michael Thalgott as our sponsor
We'd like to thank him for ac-
cepting this position and we'll all
try our best to help him in every
way we can. Mrs. Miller is to be
congratulated for the fine work
she is doing. Thanks, loads.
Our turkey will be given to the
lucky winner on Nov. 20 before
we leave for Canton. Who will
be the lucky winner? Come and
find out.
Our next meeting will be held
on Dec. 18th. Let's have real
turnout.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-18
SALEM NEWS
By Betty Polder

Salem, O., Nov. l8--First OF
all, many thanks go to New Cas-.
tie for the wonderful time we all
had at the concert Sunday. and
the dinner, we'll it was wonderful;
Well be looking forward to the
next time you have another con.
cert.
To Monaco, sorry more of us
couldn't make it for the game but
the team sends their thanks for
swell time with swell bunch
Sorry you had to loose Monaco
but better luck next time.
Youngstown you can expect
Salem down Saturday night so as
the saying goes, may the best
best team win.
Hey kids from town or out-of-
town on the 10Th and 10Th we are
having a dance with two orches.
|tra's, one upstairs for the Utter.
bugs and one down stairs for the
polkateers, it costs you nothing to
dance, so come on down and have
fun. There more the merrier.
By the way, Friday night prov,
de we had a heck OF lot of sing.
ers, old and young. lf.you sing
like that with no music around
just think what we could do il
you people came to sing on Tues
day nights
Or don't you give the privilege
OF letting other people hear youl
voices:
! Till Tuesday night at singing
so long.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-18
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
By Pauline

Youngstown, Ohio, Sow. 49,
Once again the Youngstown Jr.
Saxons are sponsoring their an
nual Card Party and Boxing Car
nival to be held at the Club with
in the next few weeks. Keep your
eyes open for the date of this
event.
it's happened again! Canton
defeated our Wildcats. 1t sure
was a hair raising game. Every
ones blood pressure was above
the boiling point. Yo. fought a
good fight to the first half, some
thing just wouldn't click. Every
thing was going wrong. Even the
time keeper and scorers lost track
of what they were doing. There
was more action in the audience
then on the floor. Nevertheless
Canton winding up the game
with a score of 37-27. Thanks
Canton for the swell meal.
This Saturday, Nov. 20, we
play host to Salem. Try and be
at the club early so we will direct
you to the gym from there. game
time 7::3O p. m.
Also we would like to see a
larger representation at our home
games, we feel that we have more
to offer you in the way of cham
pionship team through the efforts
and fine coaching of Benny
Scharsu and Carl Holt. Come on,
your old team mates have pro-
all of you old timers and see what
match, a $500 cash surprise goes
to the lucky winner.
Congratulations are in order to
Eddy and June, best of luck to
both of you. Also congratulations
to our former club president, F.
Bokesch with the new arrival of
a beautyful baby girl.
What's this we hear of new
romances. Lou Krollap and S. T.
Hank Schuller and the first girl
he lays his eyes on. Joe Rolla and
Maple.
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DEFIANCE, OHIO.
CRESCENT-NEWS
Saturday. Sovember 13, l94S.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTING
OFFICE
OPENS HERE

Fred NJ. Figley announced the
opening of a public accounting
office at 4221a Clinton St.
Mr.. and Mrs. Figley and two
children came here about a year
ago from Cleveland, where he
had been for a number of years
resident manager for w. J. Franz
& Co., public accountants, and
secretary of Cleveland Chapter,
Small Business Men of America
Inc.
In Defiance he has been assoc
lated with F. G.. Lewis & Co. He
is a member of lions Lutherap
Church, Defiance Chapter, s. P
F.: B. S. @. S. a., and the Masfo-
mic Lodge.
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AUTO CITY SPEAKS
By Mitzi Schemmel

Detroit, Mich, Nov. l8--An-
other member was added to our
roster last club meeting with the
welcoming of George Spielhaup-
ter into our midst. We are very
happy to have you as one of us,
George!
Church Bazaar
The date of the annual St. Pc
ters Church Bazaar given by the
Ladies Aid Society is this Sun
day, Nov. Il. Any female help
from the Detroit Junior Saxons
to serve dinner will be greatly
appreciated, so how about it gals
Anchor Aweigh
Farewell and smooth sailing is
wished for Richard Thalgott who
left Tuesday, Nov. 16, to join the
forces of the United States Navy
at Great Lakes. You certainly
will be missed by all the Detroit
Junior Saxons. but our loss is the
Navys gain. Once again we want
to say good wishes and good
luck!
New Custodian
With the departure of our for
mer Custodian Richard Thalgott
to the u. S. Navy, Eddie Krause
has volunteered his services as
services as our new custodian.
It's Here
The day of our Harvest Moon
Hop" is here, Nov. 20, with dance
music by the Atomic Four. Ad-
mission is $l.OO and the place is
the Knights of St. John. Gratiot
corner Sheridan. We are looking
forward to seeing all our friends
at the dance, and we promise a
good time for all.
Football
Our masculine members wen,
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Ssn Nornan, Sflabon1a, omriten frii,
ber Neeer gar ni6t iibermahten. Sl'
oieier @emeinoe periammelten iid)
iett tamleltb tpeiBe Shloenten, l,u1
ibren 8eifal elmer j,unsen farbigen
SSrall 81, befunoen. Die lid) bdrniibt
bate, in ibre Ned)tsfnfultdt enquire.
ten. slls cine 3edtsihi,le in 5aras
einen NegerbrieftrGger als 8anoioa
ten abtpies. baben Die tpeiBen Stlloert-
ten lSieier Sdule Ole erite gan5 aus
@eiien beiternoe Mbteiluns Der Sea.
tional Niiociation for the slhpance.
ment Of Goloreo 9seople" gebilbet.
Seit benz erlten 0eltfricg biloei
Die perionlid)e @di6ibte bon 8alter
@bite l,no oie @e,d,ibte fciner Or,
eaniiation eine unscrtrennlihe Gin
belt. Die S6iloerl,ng ,ueiit pieles aui
mas bitter rno triib lit, aber 81 Soif-
nlln9sloiisfeit lit fein 8runo porban-
ben. Man f0nnte iogar bon nod gro
beren Grfotgen in Der 3ufunft ipre.
den, tpenn mebr @eiBe = aber aud,
mcbr Neger = gla,lben tpiiroen, bab
es feinen @r,mo fir cine 5renncngs-
linie 3tpiidlen WeiBcn ,ulo 9segern
gibt. Oies lit bie Mnii6t bon Der.
Wbate. Gr faet audi .Nur SaB, cine
negatibe Graft, fam lie poneinanber
lon6ern, uno MIR 2iebe, Ole poiitipe
4raft, fann iie matchmaker i'm Sn'
tereiie Ioer 9Ipiliiafion Der 3lafunit
erbin0en.
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&attotpib. Ser 8erfebr ,a,lf Dem bic
iiaen Jlllgplat erinnerte nl Die lct.
ten Monate oes arieges. llnllnterbro,
hen 1tarten ,lno lauoen Jlngaeuge.
Mus itrene betuabten Sdalppen tper'
Sen gebeimnisnole Sdfe in Die Saoe'
rGume gebraht. Wfan iiebt Heporter
ser polniiben uno interuationalel1
Yreiie, unS tpern man fragt, erfldrcn
tie nit Naf)brnd, bier peroe eli,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-18
N1eYers' 8er,.fmt,e
,p,arHe abee,pieiei,

@aihington. Bennett 6. MepcrS,
Ger friibere General Der 2uftitreit'
frdfte, iuuroe mlf leine 8crMiuna 9c.
gen bas @eridtsmrteil abi6lGgig &C.
idueotn. Mepers befinhet iid) icit
WGrs bicics Ssabrcs i'm WciGngniS
oes Gtitrifts Columbia 100 er cine
Strafe bon 90 Wonaten bis 81 iiiui
SSabrn oerbiiBt.
Die 9lnflaee lm,tete aui Mnitift.
l.ng 3u falihem 3eugnis bSlu. Mein.
eio. Ser iett 53Fibrise Mepers tpar
giNfal.isdri fir ole 2,,ftitre!tfraits
Der 9lrmee ,p1brenb bes &rieaeS.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-18
Sch|esiens Wae|der sind Won
tenschWaermen bedrohj


"'o' 0eNooOUfStOUS GIT.
&rieg INN Milliaroen geiiibrt. @em
gilt Dos?
Die mleiiiben W6loer itcben Dor
ser 8efabr ooaiser Bernihtune .Otil.
liaroen Don Snieften, Der 8orten-
tdier, Sie Nonne uno ein ipelpenGbn.
lifas Sier, oas Sen lateiniiden Na,
men "acantbolpoa memorials" trGst.
iino eingefaqen unD ,penn nid)t in
LETTER Wimlte Die 9fettllng gelinet,
lperoen aie griinel SGnse Der su-
Neten balo fabl sefreiien iein.
0ie @dloer 1uaren ieit Ser slus-
treibung Der Deutiden fait poais pere
laiien. Sbon 1947 l0lte ibre Ser.
pabrloi,lng einen erniten Yroteft ser
bena6barten 1ife6oiloauafei aus,
lpeH Die 5oriten aui Der b0bmiidcn
'.no mdbrifben settle Der @rcnoe bon
oen gefraBisen Snieften beiollen
luurSen. Darauibin entionote Die pol
nii6e &egierlrng einen Stab BON
Spe5iaIiiten nod S6reiberbmu ,nS
Waloenbura oenen iebob MIR einise
treitpillige "arbeitsbrigaoen" NIT
un5ureihenben Nitteln 3ur 8eriii0-
,lng itanoem. Sir oie 8erbdltniiie in
;oieien 8egenoen lit es beoeihnenS,
oaB Die @arid,auer 8eb0rben ben
Sidpbeu nitteilen muBtn, Die Ct,
petition iei ergebnisIos perlauien,
iueil Der Gbef Der poh,ii6en Sort
leute, &onaropsti, aus Dem Sinter=
bolt bon Bartiianen eridoiien ipurOe.
Mls iib i'm 5riibiabr 1913 oie
lteberidlle Der Snieften mui Dem
lti6ef,iiden Sort -Serritorril,m ,pie.
oerbolten, aplroe Erag iebr energiib
|aIno @aribau iaste enblicb cine
undergraduate 9(ftion ,u.
Sberiter 8eieblsbaber oes 9lftions.
planes ~acantbolpoa" lit Der Yro,
feiior Der JoritbofId),lle in @aribal,
Munberg, iein slbiutant elm 9cutitec
namcns Or. @obler. Ms 8siehls,
itano tuuroe aattotuis gelpdblt, oas
eincn alls9e5eifmeten 6ll,gplab be.
iibt. Son bier aus lpcroen sluei isron,
ten I'M &ielengebirge lupb eine bei
oen @allfnbrtsort G5enitihnu ange.
I, floeen. Sic Mai6inen nerben bon
Der 6llaaeiellibait Got seitellt, Die
Bilotcu bon Der s(rmee. Ser &rieq
ge9en oie SSnieften iit feinesapegS eine
barrnloie Spielerei. sseber Slug i'll
elm magballises llnteruwbmen. 9as
1li,g5ellg nuli, fimi Meter iiber Den
9allmluipicln iliegen, ipenn es in bic
~&nnpi5one" gelan9t.
Die Slieger mericn elm falfbalti.
ges 9lrienprGparnt ab; 25 fe oapon
Deroen fiber einem oeftar Wofo rers
pllpert. 9aS Golforian lit illberit
giitig nno bie sur 3erit0rlua Dor,
gelebcne Menge bon $50 fs miilbe ee-
niigcn, Inn Die Menid)beit bon bolb
europa altsjurotten, lpenn es niht
nit einem 3ltiab perieben iuGre, DER
es iiir oen @fenihen unidGolib
nad)t.
Ser Silitfries ii6er oen ihlciiiden
Wdloern miro bre ,Satre oouern. Gr
foitet in oieiem ,abr aaein 200 Mil
lionen 3lotp. 8eaim l,no Gnoe iino
iailOIbsbin9t, lucil Dem 8e,piirm nur
bei5ufpmnlen ut. apenu cs aus oen
Giern geif,liipit lit. Eroieiior Nlm-
berg bat 5ebn 1age lang. eR er ben
Ingriffs 6eiebl sab, nitts anoeres
setan aIs in ben @Gloern Sic
Gier Ger Snietten au beobadten. Grit
ais 80 PrN,ent auSgeidIiipit luaren,
ienfte iih Die Stauhpolfe Ger Ser
ni6tlng bonn Simnel berab.
.WeitTalenuSit~t
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All-American last Sunday at their
old stamping grounds at Chandler
Park. Instead of baseball, it was
football. In spite of all the aches
and pains received, the boys
agreed the workout was Just the
thing to keep them in shape!!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-18
Die 1pahlntG1ti,er BET ser
prGiiNentei,,pakl

SIele NHHrIIQner IlertGn tQllln
Sab lie bel her HriiIi0ententpabl nidy
l,nmittelbar fiir sen &anoioaten, lon
ocrn fit @ablmGmer itimmen, oit
iogenannten Gleftoren, Die ibre Yar,
tel ,lambdft 9enladt bat. Oleie Mtne.
rifaner lcben oiellei6t in iolder
Staaten, in oenen Die MablmGnne,
Ger ein5eli,en politii6en kFurtei auI
oem Wdbl5ettel nift erideinen, ion'
'1ern no man auf oemielben BLOB ser
Nalnen oes &onoiooten fir Die Yrd.
iibentenid)ait lieit. Sn anoeren Staa
ten .binsegen befinSen iid, alli oen1
@abl5etteI ore Naren Der eisentlib'
en- Gleftoren. Die letteren aber ea,
ben rne Sfimmen ab, mlf @rluto be'
rem Der @rdiioent amo Der &i5eprdii.
bent getpGblt ,pirb.
Sic Gleftoren itn6 in ieoen Staa
te nah Der 1rdoition oaa,, uerpfli6.
tet. oie Stinume fiir ioie &anoibaten
abouseben, oie ibre Hartei beitimmt
9esspegen lit lire Stimmobgobe, oit
45 Gage nod Dem @abltog eriolgt
meiitens nur Jormiade.
9ieie inoirefte @ablart, aus Se,
Der Yrdiioent berporgebt, lit in oe'
aonititl,tion peranfMt. @an fenn1
lie oils Sas Syitem bts electoral col
dese" oocr oes @ablmGnnerfoaesi
ums. 0ie 0erfaiier Der &omtitutior
baben biele @abln,etbooe feltgelegt
neil tie ben oomaligen Serbdltniher
am belten entiprah. Sellte lit Die So
ge pollis peridJieSen. 9amals baber
m,r iueniae Yerionen eine erttlpre'
denoe 8iDouns sebabt. a,rs Sieien
@runoc boben sic Serfaiier Der &on'
Itituticn es porge5ogen. Die enogiil'
tiae @abl oes NSrditoenten elmer flei
neren 8r,tppe bon s(ruerifanern an
aupertrauen, bie iiber @iiien amo er
iabrung periiigten. 0aber baben III
periiist, boB in ieoem Staate Man
ner ausgeipGblt peroen, oie mon
Gleftoren nonnte ,mo Stpar bate ie
Ser GStaat 10 piele Gleftoren 81 tpd5
len, als er Gertreter I'M 9feproien
tantcnbamle mo i'm Senat 5uIanme'
beiaB. Tieie Gleftoren iollten al ci
mem beitimnten Gage ben Nsablafi
polISnben nno stuor einen Sralioen
ten uno 8iaeprGiioenten mad, ihrem
8utoiinfen ms,pGgl@n ,no ihr'
Stinn3ettel an ben NrdiiSenten hes
Senates in ser @lnoesbarptitaot ein
ert0en. Sier iollten Ole Stinlmen &C.
sitlt ,uo Die Sieger im aampi am
sic 9cflcioung Scr ,,lpei b66ltenslen'
ter in bcr.& .&epublif befanntgesehcl
ipcrbcn.
Mber hiaie Metbooe 1pluroe nllr
nabreno ser erlten Yraiioentenluab
len befolet. gls Sie politliGen Yar'
teien auf oic pclitiide &iibne truten
,purbe ser 8r,rnoiaB feltselcgt, oa|I
sic Gleftoren elmer 9eiuiiien Yartej
oerpilihtet limo. oemienisen &anoi'
oaten ibre Stimme 5u 9eben, Den
FIRE Fartei als 6anbiSaten mir Die
YrGiibentihaft m,iaeiteut bat. 0ieier
GntibluB iibertrlls nun lit Mirflih
feti Ole 0ablberehtigalng pom elmer
tleincn Mn5abl non MGllnern mli Oas
san5e Yclf ulro 3lpar i'm @cae ieincr
politiiden Yartcien.
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ANSWERS
Questions will be found on page

|. The electors will meet on the
first Monday after the second
Wednesday of December; on
January E, lo49.
?. Cyrus Mccormick; Virginia.
8. 1t was organized to oppose
the foreign element in politics
and to limit immigration it exist
ed only in 1856.
4. Alaska.
S. Thomas Jefferson.
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1tult,.ripieeel
NuS Natur mub Weiiteslebeu.

Die Mnsabl Der NeaeroifiSiere
oie im gfannen oes reeelredten sSries
oensprogramms lmierer Mrmee ibre
9eutnantspatentc erbnltetl baben, be-
trdst seaempiirtis abtl,noneun5is.
Der Same ,HalGitina"
tpuroe Dem 2anoe bon ben bibliiden
sSeinSen ser Suoen oe, @iliitern,
9egeben, Die mand)e @elebrte NIT Den
alten Ebonisiern aleiddesen.
Die bmrd,idnittlid)e Qebens.
bauer
bes prGbiitoriid)en Menidrn betrlg
ma6 sen Stdb,rnsen ser Yaldonfo=
legen niht mebr als II Sabre.
Sdjrot 1T
cine spiclart bes Smarbes.; Ole meis
iten Sfrot. rSteine" iiir mebanildjc
sscmerIkine Werbcn ans elmer 2egle@
rims ieltener groen sauonnen.
Snbianer i'm Sibiueiten
Gin gietel Der op,erifaniiden Sn-
6ianer in Sen 0ereinigten Staaten le-
ben in Sflabonla. Gin .peiteres Gier-
tel lebt in Neli. .Merifo ,mo Nriaona.
Sm sueiten 8eltfries
tuar Gotta @ica Ole erfte Ser amerifas
niNfen Mep,tblifen. Sie oen Md)iem-
m6dten ben arieg ertldrte.
:. unferitiiten Ste ote tn un,evs
Qett1lnn nuaeinpnAs- 0kpe6lxffki irlI1s
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Ser lette beutide Yraiioent oes
internationa0en olpmpiihen 2onli'
tees, &arl sSeroinano Sitter BON Salt,
befinoet iif, ieit 80 Monoten in Der
sopiet3one i'm @onDentrationslag
Buhentualoe, ruie fiirslhb entlaiicne
&Gtlinge mitteilten.
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MONACO MAGNET
By Mitz and Bette

Monaco, Pa, Nov. l8-We had
"a nice time Saturday night even
if we did lose.
Cleveland West
We will be warting for you
Saturday. Hope you bring a nice
crowd.
We were glad to see so many
people at the game; that's try to
have it that way all the time. We
also want to thank New Castle
for coming.
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ELLWO0D CITY
By Helen Paul

Ellwood City, Pa, Nov. l8-'
Our regular meeting was held on
Nov. 18th. We decided that bus
would be chartered for our game
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unteritiiten Ste ote In un,evs
0sttunv anaeigeuos.. @ef@dftklr,us.
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cSnbiamer i'm Siibtueiten

tpar Gotta &ica Ole e,fte Ser amerifa
niiden Rep,tbliten. Sie oen Mhlem
m6d,ten oen 2ries ertldrte.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-03

Mr.. and Mrs. James Cox. Supper
was served by Mrs. Terry to
Grace and Catherine Gregory
Patsy Anderson, Enid Mestier,
Betty and Terry Thibodeaux and
Henry Terry.
The Young Peoples Service
League of st. Johns Episcopal
church met Sunday afternoon in
the Parish House where they
were presented with the charter
by the Rev. E. A. DeMiller. Min
teen members were present and
following the business, refresh
ments were served by Mesdames
Henry Terry, Louis Cosper, M.
c. Sherman, John Cox and j.
Bridges.
The Girl Scouts met Monday
at st. Johns Parish House with
Is members. present. In the abb
sence of the Scout leader, Mrs.
Robert Schwartz, ommit e e
members, Mrs. Frank Schmidt,
Mrs. F. Coester and Mrs. w. w.
Parker, took charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Raynor of
Gulf Hills are visiting in Evans
vile, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis jacket of
Hendersonville, N. c., are spend
ing the winter here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Esfeller
and son of Mobile spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Herman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Hardin, &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Slater of Rocky Point, O.,
arrived during the weekend
aboard the Hardin's boat, I'VE
kenda." They took three weeks
to make the trip down the Mis-
sissippi.
Mrs. Bemis Bailey is visiting
relatives in Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Shrenk had
as guests for the holidays his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Shrenk
of New Orleans.
Champ Gay, Billy Holmes, Os-
car Joachim, Dick Hodges and
Albert Auer spent Wednesday in
Perkinston.
Miss; Bernadine Wulff and ia
Their, Fred Wulff, spent the holi-
days with Major and Mrs. John
Cook i'll Montgomery.
Cadet Robert Endt of Marion
Military Institute spent the holt
days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Endt.
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. G.. Milan an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Jeanette, to Professor
Thomas Hughes Handy of Missis-
sippi State college, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ellis Handy, of Ocean
Springs.
Miss Martha 10 Garrett spent
the holidays with her father in
Jackson and her grandmother in
Star, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Obie Baker and
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children, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Yarrow and baby of Mississippi
Southern in Hattiesburg spent
the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs.
Orion Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hem !. edbetter
have returned to Their home in
San Diego, Calf, al .er a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mar
quis.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Schmidt
and children spent Thanksgiving
with friends in Brewton, Ala.
where DR.. Schmidt and their son.
Smitty, enjoyed a hunting trip.
Mrs. Norman Holmes, nee Mar
iorie Dukate of Biloxi, arrived
by plane from Corpus Christi.
Tex, Wednesday to join her hus-
band at the home of his parents,
Nh. and Mrs. R. H. Holmes, for
Thanksgiving Day and the week
end.
Teachers who spent Thanks
giving holidays away were: Mrs.
Sally Beck who motored with
Mr.. Beck and daughter to Pom
totoc; Mrs. Addie Cain who Wis
tied in Pascagoula; Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Schwartz who visited
relatives in Saucier; Miss Jan
Milan who motored to her home
in Tullis, La; and Mr.. and Mrs.
Marvin White who went to their
home in Poplarville.
Miss Ann Joachim, Miss LLOYD
Lee and Larry Williams spent
the weekend in New Orleans
with Mr., and Mrs. M. A. Grace.
Students home for the Thanks
giving holidays from Perkinston
Junior college were Jackie Vol
vedich, Title Davis, Charles
Rouse, Wade Gale, Charles Dav-
is, Charles Hutchinson, Fred
Lemon, Eldon Cauazabon, Club
by Beaugez, Duane Lloyd and
Joseph Ryan.
Construction of sidewalks in
Ocean Springs under the super
vision of Ellis Handy is proceed
ing rapidly.
Miss Corrine Mcclure, hostess
at the Pan-Hellenic House at
Mississippi Southern college in
Hattiesburg, spent the holidays
here with Mrs. Harry Alexander.
Col. and Mrs. Hays Holmes of
Fort Sill, Okla, visited his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Holmes
over the weekend and were ac-
companied back by his daughter,
Mary Hays, who will make her
home with them.
MI. and Mrs. Neal Trisock and
son of Louisville and Mrs. F. F.
Parker and children of Jackson
were holiday guests of the Rev.
and Mrs. Hugh Mckinney at the
Methodist parsonage.
Attending the game Saturday
at the University of Mississippi
were Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Braun
and son of Gulf Hills, Miss Lloyd
Lee, Duncan Moran, Alec Gill
more, Donald Edwards, Marcus
Shanteau and Charles Carr.
Mrs. w. w. Davidson, Mrs. Will
lie Dale and son spent Friday in
Mobile.
Sgt. Jack Holmes, Sgt. Bill
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