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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-17

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Dollbringe.4 Bon Sbm itebt geiclrie.
ben: Ser gifer fir Gein Saus Der.
5obret Mib."
Gie FL. spoiteI trieb Ser gifer fiji
oie Sad)e Gottes burh ole 21nbcr,
oblhon lie DuBten, baB lie gerfoI.
gung llno Wartprium erleioen mir.
ben. Sbnen folgten unb eiferten tpiir.
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alter nno neler 3eit, ipelhe ipeber
lOaiiben nod 8efabren iheuten, Inn
oas Geid] 8ottes aus5ubreiten, 10
oiele NartDrer, oie fiir Die beilige Ste
lieion Die eroBten Guolen erouIoeten.;
fromme &oniee, bie al ibren ginfluB
nno ibre Sddse bingaben, Inn Die
Geligion Seiu gbriiti gu nerbreiten
uno &irden uno &lolter au errihten.
Dtan oenfe nur an Gaiier aarI ben
8roBen, &aiier Seinri6, aonig Ste
pbon l1nb 2uonig TX; beilige Bdpite
uno 8iifofe, Die bon beiIisem Gifer
ergliibten fir Glauben uno Sitten,
8ottesoienit uno 8iiienidaft, ipie elm
8regor w., 8arl 8orrom1us, ssrans
bon Gales, Die &reu5fabrer, sic fir
oas 81. 2anb u,,b sic 8efreiung Der
8efangenen aus ben 9dnben ser Tin
gloubigen 10 groBe Spfer brabte11, 10
niele Sroen llnb 9ruoeriboften, mel
de fir Die Sadie @ottes cine 10 reibe
gatigfeit entfalteten.
gs gibt aud einen gifer fir Sic
eigene Setligune ltno sic @errihtung
gutter 8erfe. 0as gunae alte Seita-
ment entbalt cine Siille iol6er gei-
ipiele.
(6ortiesune folet)
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Nnitin, Ser. - Ser bodtp'ite Sr
Souls S. 9teiber miro am 13. Wta
ais erlter 8iifof bon AuItin in oel
CUR &atbeorale beitirnn1ten ct. Ma
rien=airhe feierlib inito1iert iperoen
Gie 8eibe oes neuen 8iifofs ianS
am il. slpril (geitern) in Ser ct
Wtarten=&atbeorale in 8alpei iton ltatt
Glepelanb, 8. = Gie aoniefratio11
oes bodlp'iten Srn. sSobn s. Gearben
gum Sitularbiidof bon Sarepte uni
aoaoiutor oes Biihofs Sugb g.
gople bon Bittsburgb, finbet om 18
Mai bier in ser ct. Menes-Gir6e
ourb Den papitli6en 9elegaten, grs
biibof Gicoenani, unterltiist bon 8i.
lfof 5. Soban bon Glepelono uni
Silfsbildof S. 8. Begin bon Glebe.
lamb 1tatt.
ct. Yanl, 0tinn. arn fommen,
ben Sonntag, 18. slpriI, beeinnt nit
pier5igitiinoise anoadt i'm ct. So.
iepbs -8aiienbaus, ct. gaul, uno N
folgenoen Bfarrfirden Der gr5oio5e.
ie: ct. &olumbas, ct. Saul, ct
stepbans, anofa; ct. Marien, Gel.
ano; ct. 8atri5ius, China; 81. gr.
l0iers, Montgomerp; ct. Solepbs
ct. Solepb.
st. Glpub, Winn. - aus Der Oio
5elunfan5lei tpurben oie foIgenoer
8erlesungen unter benz bohm. Bfarr.
flerus befannt seeeben: @odp. pr
8enno 6. Geeef, bisber Sfarrer oel
ct. .Uii6aels=9ernei in Wotlep
als Bfarrer Der SO. Beter uni
Bauls-8emeinoe in glroja; Sod)p
9r. Saul S. Shmel5er, 5uleet 80
mlniltrator in glroia, ols 8iorrer be,
ct. Wihaels- -8emeirloe in WotIep
Sie Seriesungen treten am fommen
Den Sonntag, Is. April, in &rait.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-17

in oeiien Gobrif ibr Mann onaeitelt
mar. Gie fngte: rGs bietet iih bo
fir Sic cine ieltene 8elegenbeit,
@utes all tnn. 5iibren Sic Sbrei,
Hlan aus, id bin getpiB, bas bringt
Sic Der alien 6rau rldber. Gin
|frieolides gntgegenfommen bat nod
ME geihaoet." 6rau aunoig iibte
Damn nit ben &inoern, 5tpar nod
|innerlid) tpioeritrebeno, fleine @e-
oihtden elm, linb als Der Gag ba
mar, ging iie nit oen aleinen in
friiden bellen @leioden uno einem
BlumenitrauB in bas Saus Der
5hrmiegernutter. Die mar iiber Die
lie 1lnertpartete Iufmerfiamfeit I'M
belbreiblid) geriibrt unb banfte nit
Srdnen in Ben Mugen. Seit bieient
5age beieelte Elm anoerer 8eiit lie.
gfie mebr batte iie Elm iinfrennoli-
dies Wort fir Die Sbipiegertohter,
i'm 8egenteil nur Sob nno @utes.
80 bat Der iungen 6rau ibre
lleber,Dinouns Seeen gebraft. gs
beoarf oft 10 tpenig, Inn in eiuen
triiben Gag Some 5u bringen.
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Silbernes ErieiterjubilGum pon
P. gernarb Straher, O.S.B.

81 + B n, Winn. - 9ie fleine
8emeinoe arban erbra6te am 8ei-
ben Sonntae, 4. spril, lpieoer ein-
nal Den gemeis, mas ielbit ipe1lige
Jamilien leiiten fonnen, tpenn tie Sen
ehten fatboliifen Yfarrfamilieniinn
beliten, mie es friiber mebr aasemein
nod oar San mar. Die fleine Mil=
|lionsfirhe bonn 9l'iten Ser5en Seiu
miro ieit etrpas iiber amei Sabren ipie=
Der ausbtlfsDeiie bon ser ct. Sobn's>
abtei in Goqeseoiae perieben Die
1873 BORT Die Seelioree uno ben 8al,
elmer Stride begannen. &ohtu. Ser
naro StraBer fommt ieit einem bal=
ben Sobr reselmabig oortbin uno bie
oanfbaren arbaner lieBen es ii1 nidt
nebmen, oie fiinfuno5nan5igite @ie-
oerfebr ieiner BrieItertpeibe nit elmer
in ieoer 8esiebung Dorbilblid) gelun=
genen 5eitlidfeit 81 feiern. 9a sur
ielben 3eit flint Der aleinen our er=
item be5iebungsueiie feierliben beili-
gen aommunion eirgen, betam bas
Seit nod mebr Sen gbarafter zines
trauliden 5amilienfeites.
I'm 8 ubr 80 bornittags mar in
Ser feitlid eeldmiidten fleinen Yfarr-
firde elm feierlides @obarnt, BET benl
Witbriioer oes Subilars bon Der Mb-
tel in gollegeDiae nitbalfen: p. Cole
tim Gapsner, als 9iafon uno 5eit-
preoiger; P. gaiper Geogb, Der 8or-
ganger P. gernaros in Mrban, als
Suboiafon; P. @erarb Garren nit
bier Seminariiten nls Srganiit unb
Gborbelfer; Druber Bernard 2utgen
uls 3eremonienmeiiter. Gatber 5beu-
rer, Der Dor ungefdbr breiBig Sabren
Bfarrer in Mrban mar, Iieb es iid
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kirdllid,r Nadtrihtru

Sn 8rag lit nod Ioneem id]perer
arebsleioen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Or
Gobert WaDr- -Sartius perItorben. 6,
mar Elm iiber gan5 europa betonnte,
Suriit. geaf oem erften WeItfrieg be-
lteiligte lih Mapr-Sarting am Muf
bou Der 9eutlden gbriltlidlosioIer
Bolfspartei unb tpuroe 5lierit in Ser
Senat, ipdter ins Mbgeoronetenbaus
geipablt. Wapr-Sarting tpar NIT lei.
mem uniperiitatsfollegen Or. Spino
Der geiitige gater bes politii9en Nf.
ltipismus, B. +. Der 3uiammenarbeit
Istpiiden Deutlhen uno Sihehen oui
oem gooen ser Sidedo-Sloipafei
1926 trat er als eriter Suoetenoeut.
llder ins Srager &abinett Elm unb
iibernabm oos Suiti5n1iniiterinm
1916 puroe er 51por ,ridbt ausgeipie.
len ipte bic Webrbeit ieiner 8olfsge=
Inoiien, ober er perbrabte feline altern-
ben Sage in bitteriter Scot uno gnt-
|6ebrung. Gin gMGg- -Yafet, Dos Der
S1reiber oieier 3eilen ibm ianote,
puroe ntht 5ngeitellt, ba Ser Mbrel=
|Iat = 5. +. elm l1niperlttdtsprofeiior
|5eittpeiliger Geftor llno Iangidbriger
Sulti5miniiter Der Gi6edei! = rim
Srog unbefannt" mar. = MoDr-Sar-
ting mar prafti5ierenoer &atboIif uno
|tdgliher &ommunifant. 8ei beri6ie=
oenen anlaien bat er mir als Mini=
itrant bei ser beilisen Meiie eebient.
r. /. P.
Sn 2ana, Sropin5 9o5elt, Siiotirol,
lit am 26. Sanllar 6er Mbt-So1mei-
iter oes geutidJ-Sroens (friiber 9eut-
if)er 9fitter-Sroen) gfobert 5bGlsfp
|nn einem Ser5= 1lrto Nierenleioen int
sllter bon iedsunoied5is Sabren per-
itorben. SdGl5fp mar Der Sobn ar
|mer Webersleute aus Dem Mltpater=
|gebirge. Or Itubierte IN 8riren uno
|uurbe nad leiner Hrieiterpeibe ao-
plan ipdter Bforrer bon 5reuoen-
|tbol. gr NOR ltuermiiblib tdtig I'm
Aufbau Der aatbolii6en 8oIfs sbeipee
|gung; 1919 1pliroe er ins grager
8nrlament getpdblt, mo er iid beion=
|0ers inn oen Musbau Der Go3ialge=
|ietgebuns beniibte. 1886 tpuroe er
|als No6foleer gbt Baul Seioers gum
So6meiiter oes 3euti6- Srbens ee-
|mablt. Gie gea5is beihlagnabmten
Dos 8ermogen uno loiten ben Srben
|auf. Seitoem baben Die 9ihe6en ben
8eiit geraubt uno ben Sodmeilter
|lotDie Die Sroensmitglieoer pertrie=
|ben. stbt SbaI5fD erlag ben Sorsen
unb aufregungen Der ourd 8otsoam
pertriebenen Gbrilten auf elmer Giii-
tottonsreiie in SiiotiroI. r.. I. P.
E. ]. K.
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Brtrhltd1rB
Entgrgrnknn,ntrit

Die gbeleute aunois tparen re1t
|gliiflib miteinanoer;; Tie batten 51pei
liebe &inoer, Die geluno unb frob=
|lib maren. aud lonit litten lie ni1t
|iibermaBtg unter Der Scot Ser 3eit.
Sour ettpas bereitete Ssrau aunois
loft idmeren Summer, n1mlid oie
S6miegermutter, bie nit ibrer God-
ter, elmer 2ebrerin, am glei1en Srt
ipobnte. Die alte 6rau &unoig ge-
borte gu oen Meniben, Die an ollem
|uno ieoem ettpas ous5uiesen babell
uno ami meiiten an Der Sh,pieger-
|todter. Sic bate nur BEN einen Sobn
|gebabt, i'm umiorgt uno pertpobnt,
nnb nun fonnte Tie es nidt per,pin=
ben, bob cine anbere uno sSiingere an
|ibre Stelle getreten mar. 0as mo-
rem geiDiB feline i6onen gnpfinbun=
gen, aber idlieblid iinb iie elmer
Dfutter, Die 5ablloie Spfer fir Die
ausbiloung ibres Sobnes brabte,
gu Der5eiben.
Die iunge Srau binsegen fonnte
Die Shpiegernutter NIT ibren etpi-
gen Sti6eleien unb Noreeleien ni9t
leioen. Sic tpar INNER beItrebt ge-
meIen, ibren @atten cine quite Sous
frau 5u iein, aber ipenn er bon Ell
mem 8elnb BEL Ser Wutter beim-
febrte, botte er aud an bielem nno
ienem aus5nieben.
Scum mar Der iieb5ielte @eburtstog
Der alten sSrau aunbig nabe. ssbr
Sobn batte ieiner Srau oapon geIpro-
den, aber oieie bate fein @ort oarauf
gefun6en. Seimlid oadte fie: Son
id mid iiberuinoen, nit ben ain-
bern 8ersden einiiben uno ibr elm
Set bereiten?" Sic fam au feinem
.gntidlmb. Simmer tuieoer tanen ibr
bic erlittenen &rdnfungen ins @e-
o6htnis un6 trieben alle ih0nen @e-
banfen fort. Da iprab Tie fid ein-
nal BET Der Grau bes DIRECTORS aug,
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Sooesan5eieell

Sobn .. 9senmann, geItorben om
6. april 1913 in Columbus, .. gr
NOR geboren in ser Hbeinpfal5 uno
luobnte anfdnglid) in Utica, g. 9.
ct binterlaBt ieine @attin Barbara,
5rpei Sodter (Jrou SsSoiepb Solparo
nno 6rau 90. 9urflep), oGt gntel,
orei urenfel nnb einen 8ruber C..
H. Neumann). Ser Gerltorbene ipar
oler5lg Sabre lang 9ubfiibrer in Ger
,Sbio=B Bailenfreuno'- '-Sffice Ii. agent
oes 8lattes. Ct eebort gum Namen=
Selu=Gerein, gum ct. 5ran5=3aper=
uno gum ct. Sobannes-gerein. 9as
feierlibe &equiem fano am 8. April
in Der Stride bes I'll. Sobannes oes
epanseliiten itatt unb oos 8eer1bnis
erfolgte auf Dem 8alpariell=S =Sriebbof.
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|nidt nebmen tros ieiner iehsunoiieb-
aig Sabre beim Jeite antpeienb 5u
|ieiil.
Nad)mittogs nm 5tpei llbr ipar fei.
Ferlider 5egen lino bernoh sSamiIien-
feier in Der nnben 5huIe. nit 2und5,
tDo5u iopiele 5reunbe bes SubiIors
nno Der Bfarrei Mrban, biele Waeilen
melt farnen, bob nidt ale 9Ios fin-
ben fonnten.
z. Bernard muBte in Ser Sitler-
3eit aus GeutidIano flieben uno fom
1910 nod amerifa. Set 1941 Iebrt
er an Der ct. Sobn's nniperlitp
2eiitlb itno 5ron5oiiid.
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2iebrr 2eier!
Senbe ben ,Obius8aiienfreunb' bel
men Angeb6riaen in 9entihIanb.
Breis: $500 prp Sabr.
WOLFRAM'S LAXATIVE
CAPSULES

llniere aus &eiHrn4ern berse.
ftenten 2aratipe Gapiules tinb MIDI
r1.r elm milces abfi4rmitteI, ionberx
for5ern bic gerbaulrg. entferneu bte
@iftftoffe nus Maeen unb ben Der.
bo1n,ngsorgmen, itarfen biefelbsx
,nIo reini9en bcs BI,.t. Del &russ+
fder geritopfune fhtb fie ,,niibertrsf
fen.
Hreis: $500 per Bor CBorra4 ftR
2 big 3 Monate); 3 gores fir $500,
Porto egtra.
THE WOLFRAM co.
P.O.B. S5 Celumbus. Ohas
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-17

2eiben fommen in iebem 2eben
Dor = alein, 1lngliidlib ipiro man
nur ourb Sroitloiiefeit i'm 2eioen;
uno oas &reu5 feblt feiner SeeIe
. alein, oas areu5 beiliet nidt,
lonbern Die Irt, ipie es angenom-
men, nie es getragen miro. Sour I'M
8lal,ben miro oas gelernt, nur ge-
iibt im 8eiit Der 8uBe uno. oes
Spfers. '& Mn'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-17

2ie Jur6t gottes lit Sic etnsia
|iidere @rni1blage Ser grsiebn1lg -
aus Der beiligen Surbt, ber1ienigerl
i1ns erlolt bat, unb beilig uno ielie
MAIDEN min, geben oie 9ueenben ber-
Dor, Die uns in ben &dmpfen bes
2ebens Die 1otne11oigIten iinb: @a1-
(lamfeit, 5elbitbeberrlbung. Spfer.
|iinn, 8ebarlibfeit.
3ipiliiotion lit Die 8iloung ber
Nenihbeit nod friltlihen grinsi,
pien. Das gbriitentim oIlein lit Bill
bend, ipeiI iein 2ebensfern oas Sp-
fer lit, neil allein es opfertpilliq
maGt uno oie A6tung fremoen Meh.
ties, Die grfiillung eigener Yflidt uno
Ioie beilige 0ottpenoiefeit Iebrt, ben
lSnoipioualismus au bei9r1nfen, Inn
bic ginbeit berbei3ufiibren bie EMF
miloe Sor6en iantt ibren &6uptlin-
gen, uno Sflabenbolfer iamt ibren
lNeronen tn 6riitlide 8oIfer rlnge-
litaltete. Gas gbriltentum anein er.
lfoBt Die 5reibeit ols freimillige I'm.
tertperfuns bon gottentitammter Ml.
toritat, uno ben JortIhritt ols eine
freimillige 9e,peeune in Der &i9.
tung aud driitlid-iittIihe gonfom.
menbeit. Gieler iibernatiirli6e @e.
boriam, perbunoen nit oieler Mber.
natiirli6en Sterblan1feit, ent,pidel1
cine iolde araft bes @eiites uno eli.
men lolden aoel Ser Seele, oaB eint
Wenl6beit, Die bon oieien beioen ge.
griffen burhoruneen uno belebt mo-
re, in Die boditen 9abnen Ser 81.
piliiation Der barmoniihen gntfaI
tung unb anipenbung aller guten
| llittliben rno geiItigen ardfte einlen.
fen, uno ibre politiiben, biirgerIi
den ln1o io5ialen sSnititutionen 81
einen ibnen entiprehenoen Musbrud
MADDEN tpiiroe.
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8srtbinetpn, .. ct. EanI, Nina.
Samstas, II. Ipril 194S.
6 IT d. en- t a | c nber

Sunntag, Is. Mpril: Sritter Spnn-
ta9 nad Oitern. - gpong e.
Iium: Nur cine fleine @eite
(Sob. 16).
Montag, 19. @priI: g1nmo.
Gienstog, 20. april: 9beooor.
atittpod, 81. spril: &onrob Don
Gar5bam.
Gonnerstas, %. spril: Soter ,tno
Gaius.
5reitag, %. april: 8eorg.
Samstog, "a. Ipril: 5ioelis bon
Sienaringen. (.
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Brffrlt Eurr zrttung 11tt1t ah!

enn ber 2eer Ser Gage saet Wenuna fit beiss
Seinna erbaen ad nnb 1 br ut m6gl Sabresbetraa
ensanSen 10 bae n ab nSeru rnbis 8eraa
ei ooer besablen nna g uSen bae Seitnns
Abefqnus beSeatet snu renaSes xxA
eiaen sdaben fis bic faboide IreTe
On tanuf ben abonnement an ben Dbis Danaab
Sofepbinnm geefs enea 2r
senbem syprmaIar:
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Epfrfriid,tp ai1a mrrket, Il
kathnltfhrr 6hriftffr llrr

g8er nidt gelitten bat, peritebt
nidts, oenn nuf 2eioen lit bas 2e-
ben gegriinoet, unb bie ganse gnt-
tuidlung oes Dteni6en berrbt oui
Der @eiie, ipie er bas 2ehen baIo
ouloeno, bolo, bonoelno ertrdet.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-10-15
NEW OFFICE COPIES
TO BE MADE

At the close of the December
Board, the office will be in the pro
cess of making new office copies.
> We are kindly asking for the
wholehearted cooperation on the
part of the local presidents and sec
retaries of the various local lodges.
AS soon as you receive your re-
port blank we want to kindly ask
that you proceed to make your re-
port out in alphabetical order. If
this is done, it will help the office
quite bit in keeping our records
straight.
If you have members who have
recently married, please make all
changes on your December report
blank. Your cooperation is greatly
needed in order that we rn'aht BE
q lyeo9 or ~eeordc -TsszHs
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-10-15
Authentic Church Meet
Recorded

New York-A new recording has
been released which features the re-
noWn reverend 3. C. Campbell With
his complete congregation in an au-
thentic meeting in Spartanburg, S.
c. Equipment was set up in the
prayer meeting house to record ac-
curately the congregation participa-
ting in Reverend Campbell's sermon,
Promised Land, and their spirited
singing Of the bright 'Iu Fly A
way" This unusual production is
being distributed on record by APP
olIo, New York, City
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-10-15
G.s3n LaiteE 10 Presidents
BY PROF. L. G.. KNIGHT

In order to save time and not be
embarrassed, please read your Con
stitution so you will know it. Pres
idents, its quite needless for us to
come up to the boards so far off
and not have our business straight
Do you realize the responsibility of
your local lodge secretary? If SO,
how much more should you realize
the executive secretary's responsible
lity?
For your information please read
page '16" Article "13" Section %"
in the Constitution and it viii give
you an idea of what our Executive
Secretary's duties are, not to men
ton the many other extra things she
does.
Read Page IS" Article 80" Section
4" to acquaint ourselves with wills.
Presidents, we realize it cost to
know, but you cannot lead where
you don't so and you cannot teach
that you don't know, however, it
cost SO little to know il we are care
less and unconcerned, what about
our members.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-10-15
uBEM HIEYEKs COT ETEU11IQN5

J CHICAGO - Only 20.2 per cent
Of all present players of musical
instruments received all or part Of
their instrumental training I'M
school, according to recent ma,
tionwide survey of the publie's in. |
terest in music, which was CONF
Quoted for the American Music
Conference. This chart shows the
field for expansion of instrumental
school music instruction which tho
American public has indicated itI
wants. According. to the survey
IS per cent of the people believe
such training should be a part Of!
every school system. Increasing
school music instruction will IN
crease the need for private teach
ers, since half of all who take les,
sons in school alss seek instrlc-
ton from private teachers. ,
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-10-15
General Secretary On
Vacation

Miss Matte L. Larkin, Secretary
for the Holbrook Benevolent Assoc
iation is now enjoying a few days
vacation in which she hopes to get
some much needed rest and relaxa-
ton Miss Larkin's vacation will no
doubt cover a period of 10 days, af-
ter which she will be in the office
to resume her regular H. B. A. work.
She is vacationing in Detroit, Michi-
gan and other points
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-10-15
Sunday a High Day at
Rose Hill Methodist
Church

Sunday, October 3rd was observed
as world wide Communion Day at
Rose Hill Methodist Church, Of
which the Reverend T. E. Davis is
pastor. The services during the HOO
o'clock hour were very, very impress
sive and the attendance good. The
pastor and members are looking for
ward to the Annual Conference,
which is right over the hill"
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-10-15
MCLEOD NEWS

Dear Secretary:
This comes TO let YOU krow that
our lodge is still at work. We have
added another new member to our
lodge and we feel that she is good
risk. f
We hope to make the member
ship Crusade one that is worthwhile
Mrs. Julian Andrews. President
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-10-15

The Mississippi State Federation
has released a statement setting Oc-
'~'-Br rs % as the date of the an
f1ual injecting III Columbus. Accord
ing to Mrs. Pauline Allen, prominent
club woman of Columbus, the local
clubs and citizens generally are
planning for the convention with
great enthusiasm.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-10-15
ROSE HILL NEWS

Mr.. Pickens e. Roberts, the son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Roberts, OF
Rose Hill, Mississippi has just COM
pleted a four year course in Agricul-
ture at Alcorn A. & M. College. Mr..
Roberts is now working at Kinds
County Agricultural High School
Utica, Mississippi.
Mrs. Pinkie Thigpen, Reporter.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-10-15
THE WEEKLY ECHO SUBS CAPTION DRIVE IS ON
Let's Get Acquainted

In this issue of the Echo we are
publishing the likenesses Of some of
our loyal and faithful presidents. We
are sorry that we do not have more
cuts in order that we might pub
fish same from time to time.
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With the Eighth Army
in Osaka. Japan

Sergeant Robert L. Carter, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Carter of Way
nesboro, Miss, is member of the
oath Infantry Regiment, now station
ed in Gifu, Japan. The oath Infan-
try is a part Of the 25th Infantry
(Tropic Lightening) Division, com
manded by Brigadier General Ever
EFT E. Brown.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-10-15

Mr.. Willie Jones, who resides in
the Rose Hill Community, was rush
ed to a local hospital few days ago
on account of illness. Several
months ago Mr.. Jones had one Of
his legs amputated and according to
reports, his other leg seems to be
giving him some trouble.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-10-15
WAYNESB0llRI:l!Q,

Dear Editor:
This is to let the many readers
know that a weeks revival has just
closed at St. Luke M. E. Church of
which Reverend J. McCree is pas
tor. Two members were added to
the church and the collection for the
meeting amounted to $208.15.
We wish to thank everybody who
took part in helping to make our
meeting a success.
c. J.. Howard, Secretary.
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Lodge No. 9 Celebrates
Anniversary

Lodge No. 8, headed by that presi-
dent who is known throughout the
Association to possess a personality
that is tops, observed its annual
celebration Sunday, September Goth.
The meeting was well attended
and everybody is reported to have
81 m enjoyable time.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-10-15
LAUDERDALE

Lodge No. 486 has lost one of it's
best members in the person of Mr..
Dan McMillion. He was faithful in
his lodge and a dutiful member of
Antioch Baptist Church. He leaves
to mourn a wife and one son. Mrs.
Cora Neal, President.
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With The Eighth ArmY
in Osaka, Jaraa

Private Robert Carter, son Of Mrs.
Carter of French Camp, Miss, is Q
member Of the oath Infantry Regi-
ment, now stationed at Giifu, Japan.
The Oath Infantry is a part of the
25th Infantry CTropic tightening
Division, commanded by Major Cen
acal William 3. Kean.
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GIVES BANQUET

The Business and Professional Lea
que of this city entertained with a
banquet at the Masonic Temple
Wednesday evening, September 20,
in honor of the ministers of the city.
A lovely evening IS reported
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-10-15

The Mission sisters met in the
home of Sister Oracle Mae knight.
The guest speaker was Sister Mar
iah Evans of Bronx, New York. She
brought greetings, her address was
timely and interesting.
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Lodge No, 2l8 Loses
Member

Lodge No. 218 of which Mr.. H. S.
Jones heads as president, lost one
of its staunch and faittf1l Hae--asasn
in the perscr .. - -.
lock. The Strayhorn Funeral Home
had the body in charge.
Reporter.
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New Augusta

Dear Secretary:
I am sending in an application
blank for a new member. You ear
see by this that l mean to get in on
the Membership Crusade. We must
increase our membership. Watch
out for lodge No. 245.
Joe Sellers, President.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-10-15

Mr.. Calvin Bender and family
were called to Rose Hill, Mississippi,
to see the last remains of the for
mer's beloved sister. He was &C
companied on the trip by Brother
j. w. Hardy, Sunday, September
Goth.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-10-15
With the Eighth Army
in Osaka, Japan

Sergeant First Glass Willie T. Tay-
Tor, son Of Mrs. Clara Harris of In
varness. Mississippi has recently left
Hq and ia. Co. the oath Infantry,
now stationed &c Camp Gifu, Japan,
for return to the United States for
discharge from the Army.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-10-15

The Harris High "Blackcats" are
still thrilled over the fact that they
won in the first football game play
ed by them, of this school term. The
game was played by the Harris High
and Yazoo City.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-10-15

Miss Dorothy Curry receptionist
for DR.. R. L. Coleman, is vacationing
in Detroit Michigan.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-10-15

Mrs. Avery Emerson, the lovely
wife of Mr.. Ned Emerson, of thi.
city seems to he on the road to re-
covery after being i'll st her home
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With the Eighth Army
in Tokyo

Recruit Robert Carter, son of MI.
and Mrs. H. l. Carter, 712-18 Street.
Meridian, Miss. is now serving with
the 1st Cavalry Division in the oc-
cupation of Japan.
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HERE AND THERE

Miss Annie Pearl Hardy, the dau.
ghter Of the late Mr. Horace Hardy
and Mrs. Annie Hardy, is in the city
visiting relatives and friends. Miss
Hardy resides in New York City.