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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-01-29

unity, Mississippi the following de.
scribed land. situated in Holmes Co
unity, Mississippi, to-wit:
From The Northwest corner
OF Z a of Section 5, Township
IA Range 4 East run East along
the right Of way of the Yazoo
g. Mississippi Valley Railroad
Company Is chains to the place
of beginning, thence run East
along the right of way of said
Railroad Company 16 chains
TO a stake, thence South rs cha
ins to the Lexington and Durant
public road, thence West along
said public road 16 chains to a
stake, thence North Is chains to
the place of beginning and con-
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Your State Health
Officer Says

tuberculosis is still a most serious
public health problem in Mississippi.
In 1914 the state had 1905 reported
cases of tuberculosis and 813 deaths
occurred. DUNG a two-year period
ending June 1945, $4,000 chest X
rays were taken and read as n OF
the services of the public health pro-
r available to both white and
non-white patients. 1t is still true
however, that the death rate is APP
proximately 3 times al high among
the negro as among the white race
in Mississippi.
From 1886 through l945 the mum
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-01-29

pox, or whooping cough. He is taught
how to prevent malaria and in a
| good many cases screening of his
house is done free of charge. Any
negro who has a suspicious cough
may have a chest x-ray. We investi-
gate any and all complaints which
he may make about his living con-
ditions. All negro school children
are examined once a year. My one
thought since / have been in the
south is this: Wouldn't it be wonder
full if INDECENT white people of the
north were given the same considera-
ton about their health as the negro
is given in the South"
A similior report from Holmes
county. whose population of 10000
is neurly three-fourths negro is as
follows:
'The services of the health de-
partment are offered to all regardless
of color or creed, but the negroes
are getting by far the greatest part
of it, simply because they take adj
vantage of it. We maintain SO free
clinics located in different parts of
the county. In 1943 at these clinics
we took 1899 blood tests for syphilis
and gave 28,800 venereal treatments
to negroes. During 1913 we immuni-
zed $50 people; about half this
number were negroes. In 1913 we adj
mitted to our expectant mothers
clinics 807 negro women. In these
expectant mothers clinics we do a
complete physical examination, in
Guiding kidneys, heart, blood pres
sure, Wassermann. pelvic measure
ment and where indicated a chest
x-ray.
In our tuberculosis control pro-
gram the faculty members of each
of the 81 colored schools in Holmes
county had chest x-rays at the be-
ginning of the school"
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cHANcERY SUMMONS

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
TO: ANNIE CARLTON, whose re-
sidence is unknown and p~ostoffice
address is unknown.
You are summoned to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court of the
County of Holmes in said state on the
Fourth Monday Of May, 1948, to de-
fend the suit No. 7796 in said Court
of Tom Carthon, wherein you are a
defendant.
This January 16, 1913.
(SEAL) PARHAM H. WILLIAMS,
Chancery Clerk. 40-4tnp
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HJC Mid II Grods
Enter Senior Colleges

GOODMAN, Miss. - (SpeclaD -
The majority of the mid-term grad
yates of Holmes Junior College left
this week to pursue their courses Of
study at senior colleges.
The graduates are as follows: Miss
Jewel McGinty, M. S. c. w; Miss
Helen Lyons, Blue Mountain; David
Mcdonald, Memphis State; Jesse
Atkins, University Wyoming; Maui
rice Imam, J. D. Cooper, Ralph
Phillips, University Mississippi; John
c. Davis and John P. Buddy" Rus
sell, Mississippi State.
Other mid-term graduates include:
Julia Guidry, who will continue her
music and dramatics at Holmes; and
Doris Browning of Goodman, who
will work with the Holmes County
Veterans Farm Training Program
as secretary at Holmes County A.
Fl. S.
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be
tween J. B. Kelly, s p. Kelly and W.
r. Cotton. known as the Kelly Feed
and Supply Store in Tchula. Missis-
sippi, is Of this date mutually dis
solved, the said W. r. Gotham retire
ing from said firm
This January 10, 1913.
J. b. KELLY
S. +. KELLY
W. T. COTTON
Ao-4tp
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TO WASHED GRAVEL DEALERS

Pursuant to authority directed to
me by the Board of Supervisors of
Holmes County by order in Minute
Book 10 on page 319, notice is here
by given that the said Board will
receive bids at their regular Febru-
airy, 1948, meeting to furnish Holmes
County with washed gravel for the
year 1913.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
Witness my signature this January
Z, 1948.
PARHAM H. WILLIAMS, Clerk
of the Board of Supervisors. 39-3tnt
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tanning 40 acres more or less.
The title of said property is be-
lieved to be good, but / will convey
only such title as is vested in me as
Commissioner.
Witness my hand and signature,
this the 18th day of January, 1948.
PARHAM H.. WILLIAMS, Com
missioner. 40-5tnp
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Welcome Relief for
bkCKACHE PAINS
Due 10 Muscular Strain, sclaties,
lumbaso, Rheumatism

GuST rub ssffsshing. gentle N~eu-fs-balm oa
- ~ spos. Insanity, aching muscles start
s;ssl r. pale ss.ss; u's MEVRA:
- misef3es Of muscular aches and pains.
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rnifiicbe 5Iagge bonn 8ranoenburger
Eor berunterbolte, eroffneten Seuer
inb Elm Deutifer tpurbe eetotet, cine
Mn5Qbl ber,punbet.
9ie gemorItration nlahte iiberdn
einen tiefen ginbruf einen tiefe-
rem ginorud als alle Yroteltnoten
nno fraftbolen @eiten oes Meitens.
Die 3uiien iudten bieien Ginbrud
ab5uipwdben bird ei1,e fomnuniiti-
Idle @egenoemonitration am Sonn-
tag, bie aber binter Der beutlden
&unogebune bonn Derfloilenen, 8on-
rerstag melt 5uriidblieb.
Die Sage lit 5ueifellos ernit. Genn
iolde 8eranitaltnngen bergen bic @e-
fabr blutiger 3uiammenitoBe in ii1,
in Die leidt Die 8eiasungstruppen
bineinge5ogen tDerben fonnen., @aIb.
ington bat bon neuem nit allem
Na6orud erfldrt, man laiie iid aus
Berlin nid)t oertreiben. Gie 8er-
banolungen in Mosfnu uno Berlin
itoden. Die 8lodabe bauert an. Die
Gereinten Nationen perben in 8aris
oebottieren.
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ztutfrhrn Krtrg II. 8rirhrn
(5ortfesllne bon Geife u

oiplomatiidem @ege ibren 8ilIen
ourh3uiesen, Die 8eitmddte pollenos
in oie Gefenitbe an brangen, Tie gum
ab5ug aus Berlin 81 5pingen uno
oamit oeren 8er5ibt audi auf @eit-
3eutl6lanb ein5uleiten.
gu bielem 3ped beoienten lie itd)
Ser oeuti6en &ommuniiten. Dieie ber-
anItalteten nieoerbolt ldrmenOe 9e-
monitrationen gesen oen 8erliner
Magiitrat, in bem iie eine nur ihna-
DE 8ertretung ba6en, uno 5ipangen
i'm idlieBlid, bas in ser ruiiiiden
Gone liesenoe Staotbaus 5u rGumen
unb in Der britiIden Gone Elm Inter
fommen 5u iuden. gtah oieier @e-
tpalttat nabmen tie Die gum Shub bes
Wagiitrats aufgebotene 8oliaei feit
uno fiibrten ite, tros oes bon ben
@uiien augeiagten S6uses, in Die
SIt5one ab. l1no al bas geIbab un-
ter MitbiIfe ser ruiliiden 8eiasuns
uno tros aller Yroteite Der meitliberl
8eiabungsbeboroen.
@egen oieie B0belmirtldaft mab-
ten oie 8erIiner @eit5onen mobil uno
beranItalteten am 9onnerstag beinl
8ranbenburger Cor, mo Die r,liiii1e
Gone beginrt, cine gelpaltige Broteit-
oemonitration, an Der minbeitens eine
Biertelmillion Meniden teilnabm.
Die grregung mar groB unb febrte
ii1 gegen ruiliide Soloaten, Die in
einem Seep in 6ie golfsmenge f,ibren.
Die 9fuiien tpie es ideint gereia1
ourd einen iungen Deutihen, Der bie
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lift. 9eben ibm lagen ieine Rame-
raoen. sic iaben aus tuie @elpeniter,
ipra6los, teilnabmslos.
Sr. 5das begann aanlabIid Rraf.
te 81 eetpinnen. gr badte nad iiber
bas grlebte, beionoers iiber bas 2idt.
tuunoer, oas er erlebt bate 90
gine oie I'll. Barbara, oie Shuspatro.
min Der gergleute, ourd Die gfeiben
Der tpetterbarten Manner.
(5ortiesung folgt)
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oisfes 8odeublatt eridetnt Jet
benz Sabre 1873 reeelm6Bie ieben
sdmstaa uno niro berausgeeeben
sum ge,ten oes Hdpitliden &one'
gtum Soiepbinum Der bl. aongreso.
finn Der Hropasanbo in Columbus.
befen 3ped Die Seranbilouns beut'
taer Hrieiter5oslinee fir bic Ser.
staaten lit. Gieie Mnitalt lit baupt.
FdhIih ansepieien auf bic ginfiinfte
btefes 8lattes unb bic @eihenfe iet'
rer 2eier.
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@aiienfreuno':
8on 9er5eu oanfen mir Der Hebaf-
tion fir 8eroffentlidung unleres
gittidrei6ens, ourd oas iid 10 mm-
der rSelfer in Der Scot" fano uno
uns burb elm 2iebesgaben-Bafet ere
freute. Benn moslih uno uniere 8it=
te niht unbeideiben lit, iibermitteln
Isle bite oen berebrten @obltatern
uniern 9anf ourd) folgenoes Shrei-
ben:
. an hreiben b {: 8 r
biIft? (Ginoerbeim, 5ranffurt/ l.
Soer, ct. Marien=Stift Stiftsplas
I5.)
Gen uerebrten @obltatern, Die uns
ourh ibre 2iebeseaben@Safete in ero-
Der Scot balfen uno uns erfreuten, ia=
gen mir elm ber5lides r8ergelt's
I8ott!" 8roB NOR ieoesmal uniere
Sreuoe, lpenn elm Bafet geneloet
puroe unb nod groBer, penn es ar1
oas Iuspaden oerielben ging. 8enn
aud 10 man6er ser perebrten Conner
in GROCER 8ei6eibenbeit BON einen
.2umpenpafet" idreibt, 10 lit uns
'oof ieoer 5liden cine groBe Silfe,
sumal menn aub gleib oas Ndbgarn
babel Log. Sir alles, Oh 2ebensmittel
ooer &leioungsitiide, ia aud fir elm
lederes 8onbon itnb mir bon @ersen
oanfbar uno mir piinidten, uniere
perebrten @obltdter bdtten Die itrob-
lenben augen Ser &inoer geleben, OILS
lie zines Cages, ra6oem mir fleiBiJ
8interfoble geidippt batten, bur9
cine SSiiBigfeit erfreut nurben, benn
10 ettpas gab es ia idon lanee nid1t
mebr. Saglid geoenfen mir nit unie-
rem &inSern al Ser berebrten @obl-
tater in inherent @ebete. Ser liebe
8ott lei Sbnen alien elm rei6er Ser
gelter! Hod INNER befommen mir
5lubtlingsfinber aus Dem Often al,-
gefiibrt unb erit Dor einigen @ohen
famen oht oltpreuBilde &inoer, oeren
Otiitter peritor6en unb Gdter gum
Seil nod in @efangenibaft tpeilen
ooer aud tot iino. Son einem ser
Sungen iinb bier 8ei6tpilter berbun.
|gert. 8ie gliidlidj iino oieie &inoer,
nun pieoer. in eeoroneten 8erbalt-
|niiien lebetI 5u fonnen, unb iinb aud
bon Ser5en oanfbar. 8ie armielig
|oieie ainoer bier anfamen, ldBt iid
|nift bei6reiben. auf Der StraBe Bile
ben Die 2eute iteben uno iaben NIT
mitleioieem 8lid ibnen mad. Bie
|gliidlif iino mir ielbit, iol6en &in-
bern nieoer cine Seimat bieten at
fonnen, uno oo6 fonnen mir es nur
burd bilfsbereite Wenlden, oie uns
10 ielbitperltanOlid uno groBniiitig
belfen. Sbnen alien ber5lide @riiBe
lin banfbarer Serbunbenbeit!
'S6neiter 80. 8artb . I o.
m d a, Sberin.
". B.: 8eionoeren 9onf an Srn.
Sobn S6neiber!
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Stiuuue DtS TDlfeS
fir bas Soiepbinnnl

@inliegenbe @abe Don $40 gum
Danf fiir bic grborung in Deridiebe-
nen anlieeen. Wose Der liebe @ott
Sic uno Sbre Inltalt reidlid legnen!
S. s., Minn.
Siermit ienoe if Sbnen cine fleine
@abe, Die ib 5u @bren Der Wuttereot-
tes periproden batte. Sbrer 5iirbitte
beim lieben @ott fann i6 nidt eenug
banfen fir Die @rborune meiner 8it-
te. .-..
'1t 2elerin, ga.
@inlieseno $40 gum Danf fir Die
@rborung elmer 8itte.
8. g., &c. ..
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@.rdh,td.,sA.,; H.
y aS:E4,

Wtilmamfee, 8is. 8eIegentlib
bes bunoertiten Sabrestags Der Grim
oune oes Stoates Bisconlin fano am
bergangenen Sonntag auf oem &c.
lanoe Der Warquette uniberiitp eine
iolenne 6elomeiie itatt, an Der iih
5ebntauienoe BON fatbolii6en WGn-
nern uno Srauen beteiligten. 9as
Sontififalamt 5elebrierte gr5biibof
ailep unter 5ablreider aiiiitens. Die
Seitprebigt bielt Seminarresens Or.
5ranf 90. Sdneioer bon ct. Srancis.
Im Sonnta9 feierte oie ct. Ma-
rien=8emeinoe In Belgrade oen bun-
oertIten Sabrestae ibres 8eitebens.,
am fommenoen Sontttog feiert
Die ct. ailians=@emeinoe in ct.
&iltan ibren bunbertiten Sabrestag.
9as iolenne Sodamt 5elebriert ser
bofm. &r. Beter s. 8urelbad, Elm.
friiberer Bfarrer Der 9eitseneinoe.
9ie Sreoigt bolt elm Sobn ser Sc
meinoe, bohD. Sr. Beter 6. Slaid,
beraeit Bfarrer ser ct. GATHERINGS
@emei1ioe in WilDnufee. = Sic @e=
meinbe, bauptiahlitb aus ginpanoe-
rern aus Der @iir5burger @egenb 5u-
iammeneeiest, muroe 1847 bonn
bo6p. Srn. CHARLES S6rauoenbad
ins 2eben eerufen. 1848 tpuroe oie
erite 2og-&ir6e, 1859 unter sSatber
Gaspar &ebrl Die 5tpeite Stride ge.
baut. 1870 unter Satber George
'Stridner Duroe bas erlte Bfarrbaus,
1896 unter 6atber 8urelba6 Die beu-
tige 8farrfirde uno 1904 oas beu-
tige Rfarrbaus gebaut. 8ereits 1866
nnter 5atber $. S. Muderboibe muir
De Die erite Bfarrlbule eroffnet uno
elm &loiter fir oie Sduli6peltern
sebaut. Die beltige Bfarridule uno
Dos Shipeiternflolter puroen 1880
nnter 2eitung bes sesenip1rtigen
Bfarrers Sobn g. &eibel erridtet.
aus Der @eneinoe gingen brei 8rie-,
tier beruor: Der ipater 8ii6of ailian
8. 5laib bon 2a Groiie, Der bo9tp.
9r. Conrad Uaih, Der als' Bfarrer in
Gubicon itarb, unb ser oben ertpabnte
bodp. Sr Beter 6. Slal1 bon Mil-
mautee 3ebn Sungfrauen Der @e=
meinoe meibten ii6 Dem &loIterberuf.
Glebelanb, .. = Gie Oioseie
Gleoelano feiert ber5eit ibr bunoert-
iabriges Belteben. Den auftaft ser
5eier bilbete Die @intpeibung ser re-
ltaurierten bunoert Sabre alten &a-
tbeorale am Sonntag.
ct. Gaul, Minn. : Mm fommen-
Den tSonntag, 19. Septenber, besinnt
Die pier5igitiinoige Mnba1t in folgen-
ben 8farrfirden Der grooioaeie: ct.
Warfus, ct. Saul; ct. Stanislaus,
St. Saul; ct. 8onifatius, Minneapo-
lis; st. &olumbfius, 8elle Greet;
ct. 8erraros, Cologne; l1nbeflefte
@mpfangnis, Columbia Seisbts; ct.
Beters, Nortb ct. Saul; ct. Wi-
haels, Yrior 2afe; ct. Soiepbs, @o-
len; ct. @eorgs, 8eit Ne,pton.
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Rsrtbinatpn, >. - ct. yaal. Niun.
Sdmstag, ii. September 1913.
&irdcnfalenber
Sonntag, 19. September: Mdtsebn-
ter Spnntae mad Sfingiten. -

@pongelium: Sseius beilt Ell
men 8iftbriidigen (Otattb. 81.
Montoe, 20. September: gultodius.
Dienstag, 81. September: WattbGus.
Tittpob, %. September: Mauri-
thus.
9onnerstae, %. September: Sinus.
Sreitae, "a. September: @erbaro.
Samstag, 25. September: Nifolous
BON Der Sliie.
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|ndhit nit ben 9auorbeiten fir 0ns
neue &IoIter Der ShuIihmeftert1 al
beginner. Gas &loiter Jon oireft an
ben Rompler bes &irhen- unb ShliI-
gebaubes angebaut 1in6 nit 6ieienl
0urh geoedte &orribore berbunben
tuerOen. auBer ben eigentlihen @obn-
rdumen fir Die Sbpeitern iino
gmpfangs-, Mliif-a nrrb S1ulbiiro-
5immer in Dem neuen @eb1uoe por-
geieben.
aus Der er5biid0fliden Ran5Iei
lpuroen Die. foIgenoen 8eriesungen
befannt gegeben:
Sod)u. or. Bernard Slpnn bonn
|St. Sbomas College in ct. Baul an
6ie ST. Beters =@emeinbe in Men6ota;
SohiD. 9r. &arl 90. 8ittrnan bon
Der Gt Marien-8aiiIifa in Minne-
apolis an 6as 8orbereitungsieminor
Na5aretb &an;
Sodp. &r. Ebomas S. Gonrop bon
Der NatipitD- -@emeinbe in ct. BauI
on bas 8orbereitunesieninar gn5a-
retb San.
8eeinneno nit Dem 26. September
finoen i'm ct. Ebomus College am
lebten Sonntag jeben Monats geiit-
lihe uebuneen fir Wdnner itatt, uno
5ipar ieipeils fir Witglieber zines ge-
meiniamen 8er,,fs: Mm 26. Septen1-
ber fir Intualte unb &ibter; am 81.
Sftober fir Weoi3iner; am 90. No-
uember fir Observation-Disclosures
8egonnen puroe nit Sen slbtra-
gungsarbeiten an Ger 1915 erbauten
ct. @olunba=&irde in ct. Saul. go.
6alo oie Gorarbeit beenoet lit, min
man nit ben 8auarbeiten fir oie
geplante neue gfarrfirhe beginnen.
Sic @emeinbe tpur6e 1915 BON Dem
bodm. 9rn. Widael S. gaiep orgo-
niliert uno ieitber ununterbrohen BON
tbm paltoriert.
gtm fommeiben 5onntog, t9. Sep
tember, finoet bie iolenne @eibe ser
neuen ct. Soon Of rc>air9e an
.45OO Clinton slbe., Weinneapolis,
itatt. @rrihtet unter 2eituna bes
;boGm. Srn. Bfarrers Morf @. sar-
.reu gu einem &oItenpunft bon $275,-
600, oient oie Stride bereits felt Ell
mem balben sSsabr fir @ottesoienit-
5tpede, ieoob tpuroe Die @eibe oufge-
lboben, Bis Die 8auarbeiten polIen6et
peroen fonnten. geben ser Stride lit
Die neue 8aditein9 9farribule, bic TO-
eben NIT bunbertfiinfinaoapanaie
Shiilern eroffnet ipurbe.
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Bankfagung

. 6oleenoes 9anfibreiben lit uns
pergangene @ohe aus Sranfflrt an
Der S0er augegangen:
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8ir baben 5lpei 8roidiiren -
~aHemblp HraDers" bon &en. gtap-
mono Genipalo, Sacramento, Galif.
- erbalten, ipelbe oos 8elultat Ell
ner bon Der galifornia'er 2esislatur
einltlmmig angenommenen &elolu-
tion lit. &eo. Hen,palo, 9llumnus 6es
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Gum 8eginn oes neuen S6uliab-
res beiBen mir alle unlere Stubenten,
beIonoers sic neuer, tpillfommer. Sic
gltern fonnen iiber5eugt iein, oaB bas
Soiepbinum fir ibr geiltises uno
leiblibes 8oblerseben reiblid ioreen
miro. 8obl miro Dem einen ooer an.
bern Neuling Elm noriibergebenoes
Seimlpeb nid)t erlpart bleiben.
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81. 9. 6.

8ir beoauern. oas Sinideiben Der
Wutter unieres Ilumnen &eo. Or
thur 8eber, @iboen 8is., mitteilen
5u miiiien. @ir bitten uniere 2eier,
Der BerItorbenen in ibren @ebeten ge-
oenfen 5u Dollen.
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MAXIMILIAN-

altberiibmte &rduterfaIbe, uniber-
troffen bei ''teS
y ra n b tu II n ben
aller grt unb bel an6ern 2ei6en,
pelhe i'm beigebenen 3irfular an
gegeben iino.
yreis 60 Gents per Sabr, plus
2 Gents Sbio >State Gales Ear fit
oieienigen, Die i'm Staate Ohio mob.
men. rSbiden Sic mir 4 Sars
Sbrer Marimilian+Salbe oa i9 mel.
DIE nad DeutiblanS ididen m0bte,
oenn Sbre SaDbe 1T ipirfli9 gut"
= S. Sd, &odeiter, N. q.
Nur 5u be5ieben bonn
Macmillan Sanitarium
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gn bie 9aebaftion oes ,Sbio=
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-09-18

Die bonn bodn. &rn. Sames M.
8Drnes paItorierte Annuneiation-@e-
meinoe in MinneapoIis plant bent
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-09-18

gs oiirfte uniere 2eler interefie,
rem, einen 8lid in unlern Cub Zero
Gefrigerator trn 81 fonnen. SsSn elmer
Bode muroen adt Sdlodttiere uno
brei Sonnen sefrorene 1rudt uno
Semitic bineinseidafft. Greilid miro
oas mitni6ten fir bie 0auer bes gon-
3en Sbuliabres seniigen, pieaeidt
bis 8eibna6ten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-09-18

Soiepbinums bes Sabres 1881, Der-
oient Die algemeine Circulation fir
Ieine 8entiibung, Der 8eiebgebune als
geiltieer 6iibrer uno 8ernter poran-
geleuhtet 81 baben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-09-18

Ser fommenoe Sonntae miro in
Der @r5oio5eie ct. Saul als 6rieo-
bofslonntag begangen. Quf ben Srieo-
bofen in ct. Saul, Winneapolis uno
Wenoota iinb um orei ubr 11admit-
tags &oienfran5anoa1ten nit 8re-
oigt angeiett. Sir oieierigen, Die iib
on Der 5eier auf Dem &eilrrection-
5rieobof in Menoota beteiligen tpol-
len, lteben ab 9 a1br 80 in Sort Snel-
ling am gnbpunft ser StraBenbabn.
linie 4utobuiies bereit fir Sreifabr-
ten nod oem Srieobof unb auriid gum
Startplat.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-09-18

sSranffurt/ /Ooer, ben 80. ssuli.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-09-18

Der bobm. P. NnDmonb 8aieI,
O.S.B., Hfarrer Ser ct. 8onifotins-
@emeinoe in WinneapoIis, fonnte TO-
eben nah elmer ibueren Dperation
aus oem ct. Mariens&oipital entlai-
len iueroen. 5eiae Genefung mabt
otfenlidtlid ausee5eidnete Sort
Mritte.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-09-18

sm 'Sonntae feierte sic ct. Sea,
rien-@emeinoe In Belgrade oen bum.
oertiten Sabrestae ibres Beitebens.,
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-08-25
FACULTY MEMBERS
OF Z-B. T. H. s.

Hubert w. Pearce-Principal.
Arthur Blakeway-1nd. Educa-
ton.
Ethel Drummond-Home Eco
Monies.
Charles Gardner-Printing.
Airline Gilbert-Social Studies
English.
Arabella Gleiss-Commerce!
Homer Hankenson-Boys' Pc.
Malinda Hilbert-COmmerce.
Jennie May Hiatt - Lang
uages.
Pearl Johnson-L ibrarian-So-
cial Studies.
Muriel Klinge-Dean of Girls
Mathematics.
Edward Koranda-Science.
Florence Krughoff - Mathe-
mates.
Marion Lee-English.
Gerald Mason-Science.
Ellen Maynard-English.
Richard McGrew-Social Stu
dies.
T. Ray Miller-Ind. Arts, Asst.
Principal.
Marion Rinne-Girls' P. E.
James Sanford--English, Music
Eleanor Schmitt Sheehy-Eng-
lish-Speech.
Fred Stanton-A. History.
Mae Studer - Mathematics .
Science.
Benjamin Wathen-Commerce
June Wilmsen-English.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-08-25
WAUKEGAN MEMS
GARDEN CLUB SHOW

The members of the Wau-
kegan Mems Garden Club are
making great preparations for
their 9Th Annual Flower and
Garden Show scheduled for
Saturday and Sunday, August
18th and 29th.
The motif of decorations
this year will be an Old Fash
Toned Garden. Groups of men
have been working several eve
nings assisting Howard Annis,
general chairman of the show
and the Decorating Committee,
composed of Glenn Herrick,
chairman, Oakley Peterson,
and Ralph Mcclure, in making
props for the decorations.
These will be put in place
Thursday evening, August &c,
when all tables will be set by
the gym layout committee
composed of J. I. Lockhart,
chairman, Glen Anderberg and
Richard Norman.
Tables, benches and stands
will be set up similar to pre-
vious years for exhibits of all
kinds.
All garden clubs in and
around Waukegan have been
invited to participate both in
club exhibit and in individual
exhibits or displays.
Any one regardless of their
utilization with a Garden Club
is invited to exhibit his or her
prize creation, whether it be
a flower, bowl arrangement,
or vegetable, canned foods,
table arrangement, shadow
box, miniature arrangement or
special oddities found in the
garden.
The committee on awards.
and judging, composed of Max
Bussewitz, Bob Connolly, Harry
Lynch, Kay Lindeman, and
Robert Kuehne have agreed
that Blue Ribbons will be CIV
en- to all exhibits IS to 1909
perfect, red ribbons for rs to
$50 perfection and white rib
bons to exhibits $50 or over.
Purple ribbons will be award
ed for Grand Champions in
each division and Rosetta will
be awarded Sweep Stake Win
ner.
D. O. Leatherman,
Publicity.