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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-05
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Mrs. Alfred Mccoy; card COM
mittee, Mrs. Chester Lowe;
flower committee, Mrs. Floyd
Philo and Mrs. George Black;
reading chairman, Mrs, Clyde
Rea; pianist, Mrs. Ivan Black;
student council, Mrs. Murray
Newhouse; prayer leader, Mrs.
Cliff Clark; devotion leader, Mrs.
Taylor Rittenhouse; Royal Am
bassador, Mrs. Pearl Taylor
Home and Foreign missions, Mrs,
Eugene Amrine; crusader, Mrs.
Rittenhouse; program committee,
Mrs. Ivan Black, Mrs. Floyd Philo,
Mrs. T. Rittenhouse. The closing
of the ceremony consisted of song,
Take My Life, by the officers,
the Lords Prayer, and solo al
together, by Mrs. Chester kit-
tenhouse.
The group enjoyed social hour
with tea in the Sunday-school
room, following the program.
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D. A. r. TO MEET
Mrs. b. o. Skinner will enter
tain the Hannah Emerson Dustin
Chapter d. A. r. at her home near
Watkins at 2:30 p, m. Mrs. William
Coleman is assisting hostess Mrs
p. O. Robinson will give a report
of the Continental Congress,
which she attended in Washing
ton recently. The business will
include yearly reports, and the
election of officers.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-05
spRI NGDALE SOCIETY

Guests from New Dover and
Ostrander we're entertained by
the Springoale Baptist Mission
airy Society at a May Day tea,
Wednesday afternoon at the
church. Mrs. Lloyd Mcdowell was
leader of the program as follows;
piano duet, Mrs George Reed and
Mrs. Ivan Black; Scripture and
prayer, Rev George Reed;
Mothers Day reading, Mrs. Taylor
Rittenhouse; piano solo, Mrs.
Rollo Graham; Mrs. Arthur Lowe
presented the guest speaker, Mrs.
Sidney Hollingsworth, return
ed missionary to Burma, who
spoke on Burmese Mothers" =.
After a short talk on "Mothers" T"
by Rev. Chapman, of Ostrander,
the installation of officers with
fitting ceremony, in charge of
Mrs. Taylor Rittenhouse took
place Solo My Task, Mrs.
Chester Rittenhouse; piano solo,
Mrs. Lloyd Mcdowell; the fol-
lowing officers were installed:
president, Mrs. Arthur Lowe; vice
president, Mrs. Sam Scott ST.;
seCretary-treasurer, Mrs. George
Reed; assistant, Mrs Jesse Nc
DoweIl: White Cross committee.
Mrs. Dallas Black, Mrs. Lloyd
Mcdowell, Mrs. Bessie Crider;
Christian Citizenship, Mrs, Pearl
Taylor; Christian FriendlineSS,
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-05
w. S. G. S. Groups
Hold Their Meetings
On Wednesday

Group meetings of the Wo-
mems Society of Christian Service
were held Wednesday afternoon
and evening. During the business
of each, the usual reports were
given, and announcements were
made of the District Conference
to be held Monday at the church,
with Bishop Werner, and other
prominent speakers on the pro-
gram. Each group enjoyed So
cial hour at the close of the meet
ing, with refreshments served by
the hostesses.
Group one met in The Little
Chapel, with Mrs. Emma Reading
and Mrs. Clair Thompson hos
tesses. Mrs. E. A. Marten, vice
leader, presided, and was assisted
on the program by Mrs. Mary
Whitney, Mrs. May Esely, Mrs.
B. J. Southland and Mrs. Fred
Magsig.
Group two met at the home of
Mrs f. H. Bonham, with Mrs.
Ivan Southland assisting. Two
guests and l6 members were pre-
sent. Mrs. Scott Worthington pre-
sided, and Mrs. f. H. Hatton, pro-
gram leader was assisted by Mrs.
Don Carmean. The topic, Panama
Canal Zone
Group three met at the home
of Mrs. Lester Welch, with 20
members and one guest present.
Mrs. Horace Sheldon leader, pre-
sided, and Mrs. Harold Sprague
presented the program on Africa,
assisted by Mrs. Sheldon, Mrs.
Belle Daley, Mrs. Walter Elliott,
Miss Mary Graham, and Mrs. Lu
ther Liggett: Mrs. Flora MacCoy
conducted the devotionS.
Group four met with Miss
Helen Wood, with Mrs. Weldon
Shaw assisting hostess, and Mrs.
j. o. Evans, leader Devotions
were conducted by Mrs. Elwood
Sawyer, and guest speaker, Joe
Grigsby, gave interesting in
formation concerning the Pacific
Islands, the people, their Gus
toms, and his experiences among
these islands during the war. The
hoStesses presented each member
with corsages Of lilies of the
valley.
Group five met in The Little
Chapel, with Mrs. Robert Wagner,
leader and the hostess committee,
Mrs. Charles Ferris, Mrs. Walter
Griffith, Mrs. Asa Griffith, Mrs.
Phil Dasher, Mrs. Donald Biglow
and Mrs Claude Skidmore, Mrs.
Harry Bakes was program leader,
and was assisted by Mr. Skid
more, and Miss Laura Rea, guest
speaker.
u IL IL
Union Local F. II. A. Chapter
Mrs. Ethel Helser, adviser
Ruth Thiergartner, reporter
The F. H. A. Chapter held a
meeting May 26th. Old and new
business was discussed A report
of the happenings at the F. H. A.
State Convention, held in Colum-
bus May %, was given by Marlea
Stillings.
A playlet on how not to con-
duct a meeting was given by sew
eral of the members. The faults
of the playlet were then dis
cuSsed by the members. Delicious
refreshments were served and
the meeting was then adjourned
III IL IL
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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-23
VOTE 'YEs"-TUEsDAY, OCTOBER a

be remembered that there is large expenditure
for labor the project in the production by
Clevelanders of the necessary materials. much of
which will be bought here.
IAN estimate of average daily laborers, total
cost of labor and man hours of labor in skilled
and unskled categories to be employed directly
on the systems construction is as follows:
Number Man
of Men Hours Cost
Skilled labor ----- 21o 1,o56ooo $32s0,00o
Unskilled labor - $50 100000 6l60,000
ct be repeated that this is the esti-
mated average of daily laborers. There will be
times during construction when at least twice as
many workers estimated in the foregoing total
will be required and will be getting pay checks.
$50 in the two years that will be needed to
complete the rapid transit system, more than
$lO,000,000 will go to labor here for project
that actually will pay for itself out of fare box
revenue"
Granting that pay check is return for
investment of time, the fact still remains that.
when both the prosperity of Cleveland workers
and the pay-as-it-goes nature of the system is
considered, rapid transit will be gift.
You urged to vote yes for the transit
charter amendment on October d.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-23

tama kalba, tai jie ir nusuks
kitur, nei musu dainu nebe-
klausys -.
Bet -. Paw, kai kurie pre-
kybininkai skelbiasi ivairiose
tautinese pragramose ir kiekvie-
noje ia kalba, kurios tautybes
klausytojams il yra skirta. Kai
jis nori pasiskelbti angliskai, tai
jis neina j tautine progranna, O
skelbiasi bendrojoj programos
daily.
Jie galvoja taip: tautiniu
programu klauso daugiausiai
tie, kurie ta kalba ne tik SUI
pranta, bet ja ir myli, megsta
ja girdeti. Ju tarpe yra nema-
Ia taip pat ir tokiu, kurie an
gliskai menkai tesupranta !.
lad, Jel norl ltikti galimam
pirkejui, jei nori il prie saves
pritraukti - prakalbek j jo
suprantama ir mylima kalba.
Biznieriai, kurie is skelbimo
nori daugiau naudos, turetu dar
gerokai pagalvoti ir patyrineti
= ar tik jie nedaro bizniskos
klaidos varzydamiesi lietuvius
lietuviskai prabilti. Cia kalbame
ne apie patriotini sentimentalu-
ma, o tiesiog apie bizni.
Mes cia nestatom grieztai
klausimo, kad butinai turi butt
taip ar kitaip. Tx NUNS labai
idomus klausimas: katras biz
nierius yra bizniskai gudresnis
-. ar kitatautis, kalbas j lietu-
vius lietuviskai, ar lietuvis, ku-
ris angliskai kviecia lietuvius
pas il uzeiti? Tai, pagaliau, net
psichologinis klausimas :.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-23

|atzvilgiu buvo jau ne tokia tur-
tinga. Suprantama, negalima tu-
reti chora kiekviena karta. ST
karta demesio centEas buvo
ploksteles, dar Europoje idai-
nuotos ciurlionieciu choro. Cal
la, ploksteles techniskai blogai
pagamintos ir jos negali duoti
visai aiskaus supratimo apie
ciurlioniecius -. Bet ka pada-
rysi = Vokietijoj dabar ge-
resniu dar negalejo padaryti -.
Idomiausios dainos buvo "Alu-
tbs" ir "Namo". 81 paskutinioji
ne vienam sukele nenugalima
nora !. ). namo. Namo = j tuos
aukstaitijos placius laukus, ku
riuose gime ia DANA -. Plati
DANA, skrendanti ligi pat giriu,
kick tik ausis girdi, kick akys
mato 49,.
Priekabiu ieskant, visada ga
lima rasti. Stai pasigirsta tele-
fone anoniminis balsas: "Kas
cia per rekordai buvo, juos rel
kia sudegint =" = Jus ne ia
numeri pasukot" - atsakome.
Istikro = kan gi DIRVA turf
visus priekaistus isklausyti: juk
yra nurodytas Radio Valandos
adresas ir telefonas!
Oar viena diskusiju tema del
radio valandos: ar skelbimai
turf butt angliski ar lietuviski
Tuo klausimu yra dvi nuomo-
mes. Vieni mano, kad lietuviskOi
programoj turf butt kalbama tik
lietuviskai: toks gi ir tikslas
lietuviskos programos. Anglis-
kai girdim istisas dienas per
visa savaite, o cia tik vienas
pusvalandis penktadieni :.
Xiii mano, kad lietuviskos
programos prasme visiems klau-
sytojams parodyti lietuviska
muzika, kurios, jeigu il grail,
klauso daug ir nelietuviu. Tada
yra prasme, kad skelbimus ir
jie suprastu. Esa, kai tik bus
kalbama ilgiau jiems nesupran-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-23

No one turns down valuable gift A rapid
transit system as proposed for Cleveland and sub
ject to voter approval October will be veri-
table gift for several reasons. One is that the
City have this 13-mile rapid transit route
from Windern1ere station the East Side to
West 117th Street the West Side for the bar
gain price of S16,O00,000
Toronto. Canada, is paying $5l 900 900 for an
even shorter rapid transit route for which ground
was broken this month San Francisco is trying
to get rapid transit and may have to pay $780,
00O, 900.
But the real gift to Cleveland in the
future will be the $l0,000o00 in paychecks that
will come to Cleveland workers during the two
year period of the systems construction.
We only need look at the report of Morse
w. Rev, superintendent of engineering for the
CTS, to see what approval October will
mean for Cleveland workers.
Mr.. Rev says:
"The labor cost for the proposed system will
be- directly $9,440,00o and materials will cost
$6,56O,00O. In this estimate the of property.
. relatively small amount that must be obtained
20 supplement the existing rght-of-way. and to
rrovide for stations and other installations, is in
cludsd in the materials budget However, it must
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-23
6Ee3l52!@![a@@lafdt%9{ g 49,
MUSQ NAUJOU
RADIO PROGRAMA

Lietuviska radio programa
Clevelande nera visiskai naujie-
ma. Bet, tegul ankstyvesniuju
programq vedejai nepalaikys
piktu, jei pasakysime, kad, dau-
CELLO nuomone, dar niekad nera
buve toxic lietuviu susidomeji-
mo radio valanda, kaip dabar.
Tai nera priekaistas buvusiems
vedejams, ir pasakysime, kad
tai nera nuopelnas vien tik nau-
july organizatoriQ. Cia labai
daug reiksmes turi naujos ap.
linkybes, davusios nauju jegu
ir' nauju galimybiu padaryti
programa turtingesne.
Ypac pirmoji programa malo-
Mai nuteike visus klausytojus.
Visu pirma del to, kad muzikine
dalis buvo parinkta ne tik cry
mai lietuviska, bet ir gera, gana
gerai atlikta. Cia didziausias
nuopelnas zinoma teko chorui ir
jo vedejui A. Mikulskiui.
Bet ne vien muzikine dalis
buvo malonu klausyti. Ir skel-
bimai bel kiti pranesimai (ku-
riuos klausytojai priima papras-
tai, kaip neisvengiama blogy-
be y buvo suredaguoti ir pa
sakyti gyvai, kulturingai, gra-
ziai lietuviSkai, jei neminesime
tik labai priekabingam klausy-
tojui pastebimu klaideliu.
Pavyzdziui, skelbimas, kuris
prasideda zodziais "Cia juoda
duona ir tos neduoda" isklauso-
mas, kaip koks linksmas anek-
dotas ir puikiai pasilieka atmin-
ty jo Recommendations Beveik
visi skelbimai lygiai graziai su-
redaguoti.
AntrOji prOgrama muzikiniu
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-23

BAGDONAS Vladas, 62 metu,
mire liepos 3 d., Johnston Ci-
ty, Ill.
UTARIENE Agnieska, 80 metu,
mire liepos men,, Girardville,
Pa. Amerikoj isgyveno 60 m.
SAVICKAS Simanas, II metu,
mire birzelio 7 d., Button
wood, Pa. (Suvalku red.)
Petronele, 50
metQ, mire birzelio 8 d., Pana,
Ill. (Suvalku red.)
BIEKsA Vladas, &C metu, mire
birzelio 27 d., Lowell, Mass.
GRABAUSKIENE Jieva, II M,
mire birzelio 5 d., Tacoma,
Wash, Us Suvalku krasto).
BAGDzIUNAS Mikas, 62 M,
mire birzelio "a d., Plymouth,
Pa.
RUZG1S Jurgis mire liepos 8
d., Wilkes Barre, Pa.
KASUBSKIS Aleksandras mire
liepos 9 d., Warrior Run, Pa.
MALISAUSKAS Antanas, seno
amz., mire liepos 6 d., Wilkes
Barre, Pa.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-23
MIRIMAI
MIRE: ISEIVLAI AMERIKOS LlETUVlAI
1ics ape mrusus Leuvus same skyruje talpnama dyka

PAPLAUSKAS Antanas, mire
liepos men,, Sparrows Point,
Md.
PAVALKIS Antanas, So metu,
mire liepos Is d., So. Boston,
Mass. (Stakiu par.) Amerikoj
isgyveno 35 metus.
MAzIUKAITIS Juozapas Sc m.,
mire liepos II d., So Boston,
Mass. (Punsko par.) Ameri-
koj isgyveno 80 metu.
SALINSKIENE Pranciska mire
liepos men,, Shenandoah. Pa.
zEMAITIENE Ona mire liepos
men,, Connerton, Pa.
VIZGARDA Kazimieras. seno
amz., mire liepos men,, Port
Carbon, Pa.
BELYS Vincas mire liepos men,.
Minersville, Pa.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-23
METINE VAKARIENE

Spaliu 2 diena, sekmadieni,
Moteru Sajungos 36-ta Kuopa
rengia metine vakariene su So
kiais. ST vakariene ivyks Naujo-
sios Parapijos saleje = 1902
Neff Rd. Pradzia 6 val. yak
kama S 1.50.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-23

RAZIULIS Juozas mire birzelio
"a d., Baltimore, Md.
| VAsKEVICIENE Barbora, 90
metu, mire liepos 6 d., New
ark, N. J.
SAVONIS Petras, 78 metu, mi
re liepos 2 d., New Britain,
Conn.
BAGDZIUNAS Mykolas, 65 M,
mire birzelio "a d.. Plymouth,
Pa.
VAITKEVICIENE Morta mire
birzelio 26 d., Edwardsville,
Pa.
KASIULIS Kazimieras mire
birzelio 25 d., Pittston, Pa.
MARKAUSKIENE Margarita
mire birzelio % d., Pittston,
Pa.
BLINSTRUPAS Boleslovas, 48
metu, mire birzelio men,,
Hoosich Falls, N. Y. Ameri-
koj isgyveno 35 metus. /.
DAMBRAUSKAS .Antanas, 61
metu, mire birzelio 6 d., So.
Fork, Pa.
DIRzINSKAS Petras, 65 metu,
mire birzelio 9 d., Newark,
N. J. Kauno red.
SUCIAUSKAS Juozas, mire bir-
zelio men,, Shenandoah. Pa.
GALCIUS Juozas F. mire liepos
1 d., Seattle, Vase.
ZELNIS Antanas, pusamzis, mi
re liepos 1 d., Chicago, ILL.,.
(Panevezio ap., Ramygalos
par. Jatainiu kaimo). Ameri-
koj iSgyveno AZ metus.
SOKAS Juozapas, SO metu, mi
re lieos 9 d., Chicago, Ill. (Pa-
nevezio ap., Kupiskiu kaimo)
DUDA Mykolas, 60 metu, mire
liepos II d., Chicago. Ill. (Uk-
merges ap., Kurkliu par,
Mackoniu kaimo). Amerikoj
isgyveno 3S metus.
iVITKUS Povilas, pusamzis, mi
re liepos II d., Chicago, Ill.
Uaukuvos par, VirpaliV k.)
Amerikoj iSgyveno 36 metus.
STAKENAS Antanas, pusamzis,
mire liepos II d., Chicago, Ill.
(Panevezio ap., Vadokliu par,
Gelaziu km.)
Shimkus Petras. pusamzis, mi
re liepos II d., Chicago, Ill,
(Raseiniu ap., Kvedarnos pr.)
JURGAITIENE Elzbieta (Rim-
kunaite), seno amz., mire lie
DOS II d.. Chicago, III. (Siau-
liu ap., Klovainiu par.) Ame-
rikoi isgyveno so metu.
VIGANTAS Pranas, pusamzis,
mire liepos 20 d. Chicago, Ill.
(RaseiniQ ap., Tytuvenu par.
Papusyno km.) Amerikoj is
gyveno AZ metus.
JANUSIENE Ursule (Lauraiciu-
te), pusamze, mire liepos 4 d.,
Chicago, Ill. (Kedainiu ap.,
Pilimonto dvaro) Amerikoj is
gyveno AZ metus.
Kun. VAITKEVICIUS Juoza-
pas, 68 metu, mire liepos II
d., Hinsdale, Ill. (Suvalku red.
sumsku par.)
MARCINONIS Juozapas, 36 M,
mire liepos 8 d., Brooklyn,
n. Y.
PRANAITIS Pranas, mire lie
pos men,, Pittsburgh, Pa.
NEVIENAS Kazimieras. 60 M,
mire liepos l d., Hartford,
Conn. (Panevezio ap.)
|
BALSIS Ernestas, 20 metu, mi
re liepos 5 d., Bridgeport,
Conn.
TAMOSIUNAS Juozas, 80 metu,
mire liepos 5 d., Bridgeport,
Conn.
NAVICKAS (vardas nepazym.) i,
80 metu, mire liepos Z d.,
Kearny, N. j.
JANUsEVICIUS Jokubas. mire
liepos 5 d., Rockford, Ill.
JOKUBKAITE Wilma, IA metu,
mire liepos IA d., Chicago, Ill.
Gimus Brazilijoj.
CAMATIS VincentaS mira lie
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PAIE$KOJIMAI
Jieskomieji ar apie juos Ii
nantieji prasomi atsiliepti i:
CONSULATE GENERAL OF
LITHUANIA
Al West 82nd Street
New York "a, N. Y.

New York "a, N. Y.
Aidukas Silvestras, is Laucunis-
kiu KIM, Salsko val, Zarasu
apskr.
Bubelyte-Strang Liudvisia (Le-
na), is Deguciu KIM, Lygumu
w., siauliu apskr.
Bubnelytes Onute ir Petronele
is Barteliu KIM, Veiseju w..
Lazdiju ap.
Gaidamaviciute Karolina, is
Stalgiskiu vienk., MeskuiciQ
w., siauliu ap.
Jotka Advartas, is Asiukles KIN.
Salako val, Zarasu ap.
Karnickas Justinas, is Lauciu.
niskiu KIM, Salako val, Ia.
rasu ap.
Karnickas Silvestras, is Laucu.
niskiu KIM, Salako val, Ia.
rasu ap.
Karvelis Karolis ir Pranas, is
Utenos ap.
Kelertas Endrius, is Paantvar.
ciu KIM, Raseiniu ap.
Koliciene-simkute, is Batakiy
val, Taurages ap.
Kontautiene : silkaityte Anele
is Deveikiskiu KIM, Krakig
val, Kedainiu ap.
Lescinskaite Marijona, is De
guciu km., Lygumu val, siau
liu ap.
Mankus Juozas, is Bendzinu KIN.
Raseiniu ap.
Markauskas Adomas ir Vladas
sunus Jono ir Veronikos Grau
zinaites- Markauskienes
Masionyte, is Staciskiu KIM, Sci
riju val, Alytaus ap.
Mataitis Mateusas, brolis Adeles
Subacienes, gyvenes 55 Sta
dish St., Hartford, Conn.
Mickaites Zemaitienes Nata
lijos gimines prasomi atsi
liepti
Miskinytes. seserys Juzes Va
lentukevicienes MiSkinytes
Mocius Stasys, is Dapkunu KIN.
Meskuiciu val, siauliu ap.
Niekis Viktoras, is sasiu KIN.
siauliu ap., buvo pirkes Bal
kaiciu dvara, Kriuku val.
Siauliu ap.
Norvaisaites Elzbieta ir Ii
onora, is Mikoliskio KIM, Bir
~ ap.
Paulauskas Leonas, is Zviliu k.
Silales w., Taurages ap.
Paulikas Kazys
Petraitis. zmona ir vaikai .Juoz(
Petraicio, kilusio is Laume
nu KIM, Aukstosios Panemu
mes val, Kauno ap.
Prefix Friedrich, ir jo sesuo Ida
gyv. Pittsburghe.
Pucinskis Ciprijonas, is sauklil
KIM, Mosedzio par.
saraite sirvidiene Maria, i;
Juodkaimiu KIM, Josvainiu vi.
Kedainiu ap.
Schlentner Otto, gyv. Plymouth
Minnesota ar Sheboygan,Wis
sileikaite Kontautiene Anele
is Deveikiskiu KIM, Krakiu vi
Kedainiu ap.
Simkute Koliciene, is Batakil
w., Taurages ap.
Sirvidiene saraite Maria,
Juodkaimiu KIM, Josvainiu vi.
Kedainiu ap.
Stanelis, trys broliai, gime Anne
rikoi. sunus Kazimiero, kilu.
sio is Jurkaiciu KIM, Sveksnos
w., Taurages ap.
Strang Bubelyte Liudvisis
Oena), is Deguciu KIM, Ly.
gumu val, siauliu ap.
Tamasauskaite Barbora. is Kal.
nelio KIM, Joniskelio KIM, Jo-
niskelio val. Siauliu ap.
Tenikait Andrius, is Ridikiskes
KIM. Taurages ap.
Tylaite Barbora. is Trakiniu k.
Skiemoniu val, Utenos ap.
Ulinauskas
Umbrasas Jurgis. is Kalviskit
Arizona sun., 1949-11-25

There are many families locating
here, including the Gilmores from
Coolidge and Mr.. Barrett from San
Diego and many others who we will
write about from time to time.
Arizona sun., 1949-11-25

geles, all guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Washington.
Frank Williams motored to Los
Angeles and also Phoenix on busi-
ness.
The Community Church of Christ
was host, this month to three very
high ranking ministers; they are
Rev. w. C. Glover, Pasadena, Calf;
who delivered a sermon at the
morning service, Nov. 13 from the
4th Chapter of Proverbs %; the
afternoon sermon was delivered by
the very popular Rev. Allen L..
Johnson of Phoenix who spoke from
the 32nd Chapter of Deuteronomy,
18th verse; and the third speaker,
DR.. R. Cannon Morris, an out
standing Methodist minister of Chi
cago who accompanied Rev. john
son to Vicksburg, spoke of the won
derful climate here and potential
possibilities of this area. Twenty
five adults and Is children of john
sons flock from the Wesley Meth
odist church were present. Supper
was served by the C.W.W.W. at the
resident of Mrs. R. L. Riley.
Arizona sun., 1949-11-25
Vicksburg News
BY IRA G. JORDAN

Recent visitors TO the VlcKSDurg
area included Sgt. Scott of Tulare,
Calf, and his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Scott, of Los Angeles; Mr..
and Mrs. L. Scott, Los Angeles,
Calf; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Man
uel, Los Angeles, Calf; Mr.. Sher-
man Barker, Bouse, Ariz., formerly
of Arkansas; and Mrs. Julia M.
Jones of Bouse, AriZ.
Mrs. Matte Broy of Los Angeles,
house-guest of Mrs. r. L. Riley was
guest speaker at two regular meet
ings of Christian Women, Willing
Workers.
Mrs. Queenie Means, Detroit,
Mich, is house-guest of her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. E..
J. Relf; her stay is indefinite.
Other visitors have been Rev. and
Mrs. w. G. Glover Of Pasadena, and
Mrs. Ludie Washington of Los An
Mitchell, 1141 West Watkins, re-
turned to her home after a three
weeks visit. Her husband who
came with her left a week earlier.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lee of Park
way Drive, entertained with a birth
day dinner in honor of their little
daughters third anniversary, yes
terday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Booker, 1701 East Buchanan. Ten
guests enjoyed an old fashion tur-
KEY dinner with all the trimmings.
Rev. H. C. B. Taylor, who has
been confined to local hospital
for the past nine weeks is home
again, at 1245 West Watkins Street,
much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Jackson, 1884
West Sinaloa, entertained eighteen
guests with a turkey dinner and all
the trimmings, on Thanksgiving at
|3 p. m. Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis McDauley,
Glendale, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lucas,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Crawford, Mrs.
Hamilton, Mr.. Arnold, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. F. Walton and others.
Miss Fay Cruise and Mr.. Cecil
Guon of Los Angeles were married
here recently. The couple accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. James Miller
also of Los Angeles. The Millers
were house guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. w. Banks of 128 South Fifth
Street.
Arizona sun., 1949-11-25
Phoenix Social
and
Club News
Mrs. Nellie Taylor
Phone S-7611

Messers. Vernon and George
Cobbs, Crockett, Texas, arrived in
the city last Tuesday to visit their
father, Elisha Cobbs, who is con-
fined to a local hospital. They
will stay until he is improved.
Rev. and Mrs. George Johnson,
1906 West Maricopa, left Sunday
for Memphis where they will at
tend the National Convocation of
the Church of God in Christ. They
plan to be gone about two weeks.
The trip was made in their newly
purchased 49 Chevrolet.
Mrs. Sylvia Banks, 1245 East
Adams, entertained eight guests at
a card party last Sunday evening.
They were served tuna fish salad,
crackers, cake and coffee.
Mrs. Margie Agee, 1905 South
Fifth Avenue, who was involved in
an accident recently on Oath and
Washington Street, was only slight
ly hurt. She is up and around at
her home.
Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Grey, 1911
East Adams, have guest, Mrs.
Eunice Brooks, of Shreveport, La,
who arrived in the city last We'd
nesday. She is a former resident
of the city and her stay is indef-
mite Her husband is stationed at
Williams Field.
Mr.. N. T. Scales, Gila Bend who
has been confined to local hoSpi-
tai has returned home.
Mrs. L. M. Walker, who has re-
sided at o26 South Seventh Avenue
for the past eight years moved
Tuesday evening to 325 West Pima.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Dixon, 1924
South Ninth Avenue have house
guests, their niece and her husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Powell, of va
kima, Wash, who arrived in the
city last Saturday. Their stay is
indefinite.
Mrs. Lewis Edwards and daugh-
ter of Los Angeles are holiday
guests of their grandmother and
great grandmother, Mrs. L. P.
Carter, 1641 East Jefferson.
Mrs. Ester Washington, Pasa-
dena, Calf, who has been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Arizona sun., 1949-11-25

A former resident of the Island,
Mrs. Iona Spikes, who resides in
Yuma, visited Sunday School and
old friends.
Arizona sun., 1949-11-25

FRYERS- -Billy's for the best in
fryers, we deliver on foot. Ph.
4-61O6.