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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-01-23
kraff Workers
Get Boost

CHICAGO (LPA)-More than
1000 AFL dairy workers at the
Kraft Cheese plants in Wisconsin
AMI Illinois were awarded across
tn ,-board wage increases last
week of 18 and 20 cents an hour.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-01-23
Champion Unit
Sparklets

The annual collection for the
March of Dimes that was taken
up last week showed a total of
S312.56. This shows the gener-
osity of the members of the
Champion Unit, although faced
with the inflated cost of living
they were still willing to contrib
ute their share to help a crippled
child walk, again. Many thanks.
We were glad to see Marie
Fought back to work again after
an illness of several months.
The annual meeting of the
share holders of the Champion
Factory Credit Union is sched-
uled for Jan. 81. All members
are urged to be in attendance to
hear the financial report of the
treasurer, and the other workings
of your Credit Union. A dance
is being planned after the meet
ing. The meeting and dance will
be held at the O-Tanta-La Grotto
Hall, Detroit near Central Ave.
Employees of Dept. D feel that
they have been overlooked by the
selectors of Americas Ten Best
Dressed Men. Our candidate for
the number one man spot is FL
mer Rain.
The plumbing propects in Dept.
D are progressing nicely. The
new bird bath was basin for the
men, and all new toilets have
been installed in the women's
rest room.
Don't forget the Educational
Levy of 81 is due before you can
pay your January dues in 1948.
Dora Tesch, Agnes Koester
and Rose Rager were delegates
from the Champion Unit to the
Region 2-B Women's Conference
that was held at Local II. We
understand that the talks were
very enlightening and the pic
ture show of the Summer Camp
was very interesting.
We are of the belief that at
least one employee knows for
sure that the new conveyance
for bringing plugs from Dept Z
to Dept. D is not for pleasure
rides.
The ticket sales for the bene-
fit hockey game to be played on
Jan. "a in the Sports Arena was
very good. If you haven't pur-
chased your tickets yet do so at
once. Fifty cents from each
ticket will go to the Local IL
Children's Summer Camp.
Dora Tesch, who finally
bought another car last month,
lust because the old one wouldn' t
start is now having the same eX-
perience with this one.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-01-23
Miners Ask Raise

GLACE BAY, N. S. (LPA)-
The United Mine Workers here
are demanding daily wage in.
crease of $1.10 among other de.
mands submitted to Dominion
Steel and Coal Corp. by UNIV
District 26. The membership
voted for the $1.1O request in a
referendum conducted last Sep
tember.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-01-23
King Defends Right

OSLO, Norway lLPA) = A
constitutional amendment provid-
ing that every citizen has the
right and duty to work was in
troduced in Parliament last week
by King Haakon. The king said
that the state should provide
work for the unemployed and
force anyone not gainfully en-
ployed to work where manpower
( needed
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-01-23

ST. PAUL (LPA)-The EN-
ployes of the st. Paul Police De-
partment voted last week to form
an organization and affiliate with
the hFL. Detective Peter c. Kra-
mer was elected president and
Sergeant Herbert Werner was
chosen director.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-01-30

supposed to do, then measure
yourself against the yardstick of
his functions.
You've probably thought of the
rabbi primarily as a preacher. So
one type of question to ask your
self is: Do you enjoy speaking
in public? Do you like to stand
before groups of people and con-
vey to them a message of COM
polling Importance to yourself?
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-01-30

Strange things about being a
rabbi! There probably is no other
work which has brought greater
happiness to some men and deep
er sorrow to others. How does a
fellow know which it is apt to be
for him? Is he supposed to re-
ceive "call" of some kind which
invites or compels him to be a
rabbi? Well, I suppose in a way
you might refer to it as a "call'',
but there surely isn't anything
mysterious or supernatural about
it. The smart thing to do is to
realistically examine just what
kind of work the modern rabbi is
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-01-30
DdYtond Beach, Florida World Beech
A Message for Young People
So You Want to be A Rabbi!

So far, Of course, a prospective
lawyer or actor might ask himself
the same questions. What distin-
guishes q preacher from an ora
tor is the distinctive nature or con-
tent of his message. There will
be other questions to ask your
self.
Such as: Do you feel a very
strong bond Of affection for your
fellow-Jews everywhere? Are you
anxious to lead them. to help
them, Are you convinced that
Judaism as our own specific re-
ligious way of life can help mod
ern Jews live more bravely and
become better? And are you anx-
ious yourself to help interpret and
teach Judaism in a manner that
will make it mean more to your
modern fellow-Jew? Do you be-
lieve that in the universe-at-large
and within human life there is a
Power with which men can CO.
operate to strengthen themselves
and build better world?
But we have scarcely begun to
describe what the rabbi is or what
he does. He is often the spOkes-
man of Israel to the world of Nom
Jews, interpreting for them our
heritage and tradition. He is an
heir of the ancient prophets, aD-
plying their visions of righteous
ness to the specific social and eco
nOmic questions of our own day.
He is pre-eminently teacher -
teacher of Judaism to both
children and adults. He must be
scholar, or at least diligent
student, never for moment end
ing his quest for more knowledge
of Judaism and Jewish life. He
must be an avid reader of inn
pOrtant literature bearing directly
or indirectly on the role of re-
ligiOn, especially Jewish religion,
in present-day life.
And more than any or all of
these, the rabbi is, or ought to be,
a personal guide and counsellor
for his people. Some of us learned
as chaplains that the richest re-
ward man can seek is the knowl-
edge that he has himself helped
to guide another human being
who needed assistance. So per-
haps the most important questions
of all to ask yourself are these:
are you essentially interested in
THINGS or in PEOPLE? With
which would you rather work? Do
you like to be with people, to dis
cuss their problems with them, to
inquire into their psychological
and spiritual needs. Can you be
patient with those who disagree
Continued on Page 16)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-01-30
BY RABBI ROLAND B. GrTTELsoHN

Editors Notes Rabbi Roland B. Gittelsohn the
famous Chaplans H. dedication of the
Military Cemetery at Two lima, voiced powerful
plea dynamic democracy reprinted the
Record read over nationwide broadcast reprinted
iona magazine and given acclaim everywhere Now Rabbi of
Central Synagogue, Rockville Centre Long Island N Y he was
graduated from Hebrew Union College in 1886.
you? quest right career have you eve
iven thought to becoming q rabbi?
Evening star., 1948-03-28
HELP MEN.

all phases. to take complete charge Of
This is big job and requires top
flight man. Salary open. Replies conf
Dental until after interview. BOX 337-R
ACCOUNTANT. sjr;. in legal cPA of Office; e
asS5Sa RSE s2a6 Ro6kkEFrrR slaE familiar MIL
nesses: must have proper educational
mu1 and bs abs to
EitReE 5 o. p ;5]s day ' week. Salary open:
AGENT 4S foT insurance . debit, pit ,s age e to .9
AansPsiis; $50 a. vsss shllss IN Shdef iS5 e
AGGoUNTANTseIW1ili 1ts train hIapIas in Insurance
payroll auditing, accounting graduates,
.dustmen :dnss Ss psons ssnss NJ SoG uH fiEz saTy M
6l00, between 9 am. and IL weekdays,
ADJUsTER for national finance COM
portunty for prefer single
ADJUSTER-Local Institution of financing
has opening for man. experience preferred
ss HSS sorksr SEE uSHs M
spvER4isfSG as ls1h Ii mn MANAGER for
espaSle of iayns out COPY
May buy interest If you can do the job:
no alcoholics or one-call artist wanted.
RoX 4S0-L, Star. 81
ADVERTISING Statesmen to cover &C
counts Wash. and Baltimore, later travel
East for national service publications;
salary or commission basis; excel opport.
state previous exper and ref. Box 394-S,
Star. 30
ADVERTISING SECRETARY and asst;
veteran pref: opport. to learn and ad-
vance rapidly; must be good stenoRrapher;
previous newspaper exper. pref.: starting,
$50 wk Box $685., Star 80
AMBITIOUS MEN, with or without expert
enee. for fastest selling, highest commits
sion items on market; earnings up to Sl0O
per week, and more; easy, pleasant work;
limited openings. Apply Immediately to
EXCEL PLASTICS, Harrington Hotel, II
and E SITS. NV. RIM. 334, Monday, be
tween 2 sm-2 Pm No ph9ne INQUIRIES INQUIRIES
B-day wk.: time and half overtime. Plenty
Of work; steady job. Apply 1925 ST. NV
UNION AUTO SERVICE.
Evening star., 1948-03-28
AGENTS.

DOUBLE DUTY SHOPPING BAG. zips
open. Instantly changes from small to
large size. Lightning seller. Samples sent
on trial; KRISTE "a. Akron, Ohio.
AGENTS-We mfr distinctive line Of
hand-painted silk neckties, king size, high
quality: tremendous values; big profts.
Write for sample and wholesale price list.
HOLLYWOOD 81, Calf.
SELL LOVELY GOLD WIRE NAME PINS
and engraving jewelry; sample and details
ELRY, 10464 Taylor rd., Belleville, Mich
FREE sAMPLE!-Big profit opportunity
with, amazing glow-in-the- dark house
religious articles: represent large manu-
facturer., MADISON MILLS, 300 4th ave,
GeGNfTHss.HDiiNsTRR1BuToRs-Be + first in your
State to land franchise distributing new
No-Wipe auto wash to filling stations,
fleets, garages; large. repeat sales: Rush
York I'd. Raltn Md
Evening star., 1948-03-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

1 will NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
seIf. DoUaLAs W. Y sPRHDIiNd. LING ' AZ Mel
i WILL NOT be responsible for any debts
sontracted by any one other than myself:
VIII ANY ONE ai having vi i1a Witnessed ea IL an ac
cident involving an elderly. lady and two
boy boys ordd riding a bicycle os the sidewalk in
Thursday March 18th, about $50 pm,
glease contact VIM. E. LEWIS, Ma. 5o0o'
MMIDiATE IN Gs MsetdsEi' 6asH for your home. South.
or colored. Cox & Co, Di. 1854. RE.
WANTED PROMPTLY, 4 to e-rm dwell
tng; any sound construction acceptable:
in or close to District Direct from
only App Sr to sfso Box ss nf ne
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
myself, ERNEST GIBSON, 3s o st. n w,
MIThPs.Hbi PHILIP JOHN = FOX, matchmaker, repair
war prices. Skillfully done, prompt Serv-
aetu repar fhem GR With h0aT a
guarantee. $50 st. NV, Rm. 3O6. NE.
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
than myself. HENRY F. scHRoYER
1Ia5 5fSHFRs FL 9E Msh P
ments, estimated by independent con-
Zee CHARGED Phone NE, o54o. Ext. sss,
APrfIEgss AND SWEET CIDER. honey and
apple butter; all products sold direct
from our orchard ogt Georsia SYi aye aye to
M5oo MstfT nsEfE Rsa H veE sndy
Spring, Md. Ashton 2471.
EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING, 6-day ,,, sery,
MARKE iif HSLs sS SaFaatefa st. NV NH H. oasf
kept: part time; tax returns prepaTed.
statements. audits: reasonable. OR. 2074.
DIAMONDS, old jeweIry and silver wanted.
Expert s sgDTsisinE free. L1v!NdsroN 5Sas 8
ea e4s WaTER aaT HEATfRs IL TER Ne e. $50 s. 40 gall
automatic: no cash needed: small monthly
payment; immediate installation. THOMP.
son & STANSBURY CO. INC. II. 1929.
INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared; expert
sqsed Mr. SAUL s SOBER
clientele. fine reputation, downtown loca-
ton: furniture and equipment. WI. 1884
ACCOUNTANT, age 81. married. desires
responsible position; 8 yrs, diversified
HP rosT esKDs 81 81 yoSl sHea
chandise, 5000 for S7s. DAVE CARRA-
WAY the Dexter Press. RE. o966
ENVELOPES expertly addressed at low
cost: 4s.hour service. Sterling $3.50. 30
ns) MESSAGES in the personal column of
this paper today EXQUISITE-THE DYE
WORK SPECIALIST, corner Ga. and N. H.
Be SURE to find our two-column ad in
the society section q this paper t9day
WORK SPECIALIST, corner Ga. and N. H.
GE. q777.
Evening star., 1948-03-28

When answering ddDertiSe-
ments addressed to Star bores
do NOT inclose original ref
erences, photographs or other
papers of personal value. Ad-
uertiserS often fail to call for
all replies addressed to q Star
boz number and this mail is
destroyed it remaining ouer 10
days after final insertion OF
advertisement.
In order to protect Its dd-
pertisers from receiUtng circu-
lar matter, it is expressly un-
derstood and agreed that all
such matter 1Uill be Dithheld
as far as possible By The Star.
Only bona tide unsUers to ad-
Dertisements addressed to boz
numbers in care of The Star
,DiH be delivered to advertisers
on presentation OF the boz
number ticket.
Evening star., 1948-03-28
HELP MEN and WOMEN.
BooKKEEPER, must be experienced

BOOKKEEPER. must be experienced and
have knowledge OF typing and aecountins,
snd paid aa' exeesnt we ee sorEins eoa
ditions. Write BOX 1905, Star. 80
CASHIER, restaurant exp. desired; must
s ssf ! oss Ss5s D% s snsrsns. sS % dRRE
COUPLE. exper. houseman. yardman, cook
Refs required Cali Rockville 1858.
COUPLE, for cooking and cleaning In club
house. Report with refs, after 7:30 pm.
Mon. or Tues, at 1874 New Hampshire
MAN AND WIFE. white, to manage room
ing house, experience and good reference;
BRieR FdeR ass sSi ah II df"ntSvn s3 nS location Mr.
person at sos1 Wilson blvd. Arlington.
FouNTarN Ea "a spa2L HaHLr-well-pa,d work a. Ms our
soda fountain: pleasant working conditions.
perm. employment, excellent opportunity
any '1son R1a Ha or Apn,
@ p@loyment once, r. P st: ne. Mon. through
tate for active Silver Spring ONCE; no eS-
perience needed; good proposition on part
or full time basis. Mr.. Young. BRAEDY
IIvISG oUARTERs for man and wife and
small salary in return, for services:
Tsheosgs eo6sns 'hdrfP M s3 30 house 'und and
AND MAILING SERVICE,
527 9th St. NV. MA. 5779.
MAN. middIe-aged, or couple. wanted for
nearby Maryland tobacco farm; experience
necessary Box 175-R, Star.
MAN AND WIFE, colored; handy man
around private school: wife to clean apt:
salary and full maintenance ST AGNES
SCHOOL, Russell rd., Alex. Va. rs
MAN AND WIFE, white. woman house,
keeper-cook, man gardening lawn, handy,
man, drive car, etc. country estate: 2
W16r ,mI PVT hath ReY 6-S Star ,o,o..a
expert cook: man for outdoor
work and must be able to drive car; good
salary, good living quarters; must have
years reference. Falls Church 0072. ---2s
colored. for outside
work in well-established studio: must be
exper. excel opportunities for progressive
persons Ds,so r, sunsss 0sag until i p.m' weekdays
PIANO PLAYER for cocktail bar. must
play solavox, appear In person. ARTS
S39 BladensburR I'd. ne.
WHITE COUPLE, reliable settled, as full
time working caretakers in large apt bldg;
salary and nice 1st-foor apt: experienced
or plumber preferred; strictly
nondrinker; preferably nonsmoker. Box
roUNG WHITE COUPLE to oper small
'ood business: rest. exp. helpful; best ref.
ri sTLL i9SIW GIVE sIcE it1 ROOM to man and wifi.
n colored family; wife to care for child
rhile mother works; husband must be en-
,ioyed elsewhere Call TR. 1888 -oS
Evening star., 1948-03-28
HELP WoMEN.

ACCOUNTANT -BOOKKEEPER = Familiar
with public accounting for small busi-
BACKGROUND and practical accounting ex-
perience, Must be able to assume full
responsibility Of public accountant once.
Call DI 1894 -29
ADVERTISING FASHION copy writer. Ons
Of the South's leading stores needs
copy writer's: excellent opportunity. Please
write ASSOCIATED BUSINESS COUN-
SELORS, POI Dean Building, Norfolk, Va,
giving fun details Of education, experience,
SECRETARY and assist,
previous advertising exper. pref; national
service publications; starting $50 VIZ,
Box 392-s. Star. 80
CONTINUED on Next Page)
Evening star., 1948-03-28
Classified Advertising
Office Hours

Leave your ads at the Busi-
ness Office, 11th and Pennsyl-
vania avenue, open 8 am. to
II PM, or at any of the
Branch Ofnces throughout
the city.
Telephone Hours:
8 am. to 8 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, II am. to 8 pm.
Lost and Found Advertisements
appear on Page AS.
Evening star., 1948-03-28
Morgan Bros. Pharmacy
4231 Wise. Ave. NV.
Is a Star Want-Ad
RrrncL dooncr

Other Branches conveniently
located throughout the city
for the acceptance Of Clos-
sified Advertising.
Evening star., 1948-03-28
HELP MEN.

young man who is willing worker, bet.
21 and 80 yrs. of age, to train in credit
dept of large well-establiShed wholesale
future for the right man: knowledge Of
accounting preferred but not essential:
salary commensurate with ability. Call
Mr.. Whitehurst or Mr.. Miller, MA. 0050.
Evening star., 1948-03-28

MARRIED MAN, white. exper.. to live snd
work on farm in Montgomery County. Nd.
MEcHANICs u f AND ENGINEERS. refrise1a-
on and sodd s %aaei to Song Instruct @
N. I. c. r. 1889 N. Y. ave. NV, DI. sos.
MECHANIC. must be be. experienced: za for york
paY. psn Vacations m and and holidays % With pay pay
5K-day wk. See Mr.. Church. sTEuART
M2c2R &C., sss sns Sts work on
ps Mr. eIssn e2aSs fonasToi G.
MaEaeaHasi6HI saaa asf Hs pAkIArrsMAN Al for consrac-
tors ONCE to make detail layouts. plumb
ing, heating and air conditioning work;
Ne MEN '5' Is over a5. If you are looking for
1ums eodt and are wilns to
will will not be less than $50 a wk. to start.
More if you are willing srT to ~ put forth extra extra
s9rts s1dr sth Applyd a5d Ne n sts F $40 Rns
MEN MEN (s}. 81 part art time to solicit roonns and
mission rate. Phone Alex 1929, Z to
MEN u colored a.. for painting ofhess
@ So ond expe5 x nG Appy Mso
%Sroa ssy aH TtNE:Gs 4as MEcHANic s5 hi for work
with Wash.'s, largest Ford dealer; Excel
holidays and vacation with pay. See Mr.
Church, STEUART MOTOR CO., 3rd and
RRIGiHirMaAN. \ eiai colored, for modern apart
ment building, IL pm. to am; must
be sober and reliable. Cali AID. 1000,
NfaHr Nal rstR WATcHsAN. f under so years of
age. Apply Mr. Mason, west end ONCE,
WASHINGTON LOAN & TRUST CO., 5th
PaHfEk. saH T.. Al, AZ with car; capable. Of do
ing days work satisfactorily and super
vision; steady work: salary open. EA.
e703. p2S
Evening star., 1948-03-28

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Evening star., 1948-03-28

MAN, to. operate synthetic dry cleaner;
capped person: willing to train one with
mechanical ability: good working condi
ticns; vacation with pay. Box 3s4-L Star.
Evening star., 1948-05-02
"IL0ST 81 LBS" -"

Nov weigh l19 lb&-a loss o( 81 pounds thanks
to the AYDS Vitamin Candy reducing Pan,"
writes Mrs. Leta Hawkins. Texas She also had
an amazing reduction in her measurements.
reducing IL inches in her waist. 10 inches In her
hips and inches in her bust.
Your experience may o. may not be the same
a. Mrs. Hawkins but try the AYDS vitamin
Candy Plan yourself. just imagine the sttrac-
tive and fashionable clothes you may be able to
wear. think Of the renewed self confidence and
pride in q slinrner. more graceful figure
So many with overweight problems usc the
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doctors moro than ~ persons host - to IS
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The AYDS Way u 50 comfortable and harmless.
Simply eat delicious AYDS Vitamin Candy
according to directions and you don't cut out
any meals. starches, potatoes. meats o. butter
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With resslts. Money Back With very fHst boa.
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Isi!stIles; LIGGETT RExALL: NATIONAL
leaetns Dept.. Drug and Health Fssd
Evening star., 1948-05-10
Conditions Distorted
In Health Insurance
Fight, Bookings Says

The movement for compulsory
health insurance has not only ig-
nored the fact of good and improv-
ing conditions, as revealed by NOR
tality rates, but has misused statis-
tics to show evidence of need for
medical care, Brookings Institu-
ton report charged today.
The study, entitled The Issue of
Compulsory Health Insurance" con-
Quoted for the Subcommittee on
Health of the Senate Labor and
Public Welfare Committee, was
made by Drs. George w. Bachman
and Lewis Merriam.
1t declared compulsory health in
surance davocates have failed to
take account of numerous factors
affecting costs and practicability
and quality of medical care that
might be expected under compul-
sorry system.
There are probably enough ply
sicians available in the country as
a whole to meet the needs of those
who seek medical care, but not
enough to meet all demands likely to
be made under an insurance sys-
tem," the report declared. Like
wise, there are not enough dentists
to meet present yearly demands, and
there Is great shortage of nurses.
| The construction of numerous hos
pitals would still further complicate
) the situation. Additional require
ments imposed upon the present ac-
tive medical personnel could only
lead to deterioration of quality of
medical care"
The health of Americas white
population equals that of small
countries with the best records. the
report said. and great strides have
been made here in the health of
Negroes.
THE use OF statistics on draft re-
jections as evidence of a lack of
medical care has provided mis-
leading picture of the health of the
people," said the report, pointing
out men were physically disquali-
fed for the armed forces for causes
in no way related to lack of medi-
cal care, such as being too short.
Each single rejection was entered
statistically. the same man being
counted number of times, the re-
port declared.
Evening star., 1948-05-10
1900 X-Ruyed in ArIinqton

More than 1900 persons have
been X-rayed in the Arlington chest
survey to date. The X-ray unit will
be located in the Dunbar Homes,
$500 South Kemper drive, from
1890 am. to $50 pm. tomorrow
through Thursday.
Evening star., 1948-01-20
on the AIR ToNleR1.

WMAL, 3:30-"How Can Ws Find Peace In
This Atomic Age! Speakers are Author Dr..
Joshua 10th Lehman and Or. George D. Sfod
dard.
WMAL, $50 osercondueor Leonard
Bernstein directs the Boston Symphony 0rehes.
Evening star., 1948-01-20

ha In Ravsrs Ia vaIss" and StravinsIVs
"psfrouchka."
WoP, 9:3o-"Ths Amazing Dr.. Glitter
house." Barre lYndons drama on the psyche.
pathology Of crime.
Wpc, t0:00-Diek Haynes and Doris Day
Join Bob Hope.
Evening star., 1948-01-20

VOL, f0:00-"csn We Reduce Iaxss! Rap.
rs,sntaiivss John Mccormack. John DingslI. Der.
irand Gearhaf and Carl Curtis debate the issue.
WT0P, t0:30-"How Shall We Administer
ihs Marshal Plan!' The speakers include
Senator Ebert Thomas.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-23

county sanitary engineer, gave a
talk followed by a round table
discussion of sanitation problems
in rural sections. Mrs. Wardrop
presided in the absence of the
president. The devotional vas a
scripture reading by Mrs. Ward
rop and a prayer by Mrs. Mall
cite. Due to the absence of the
leader, Miss Vela Mckinley, there
were no demonstrations given.
The February meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. V. B.
Taylor. The hostess, assisted by
her mother, Mrs. Mallette, and
small son, Wyatt, served refresh
ments to those present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oakland Walker
and children visited Mrs. Walk
er's mother, Mrs. Bryant, in Gulf
port Sunday.
Oliver Schneider of Corona, N.
NJ, came by plane to visit his
brother, Chester ]. Schneider, and
family of this community.
Mrs. Frank Schaeffer of New