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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-04-21

Bureau has defeated several at
tempts at discriminatory increases
in freight rates that would have
cost the farmers at least 1870 mil
lions of dollars. How much has
this saved you on every article
that is shipped into this state that
you use?
Farm Bureau won the reduction
to 3ia per cent in interest rates on
federal farm loans, saving farmers
over $40 millions yearly, and has
succeeded in preserving. the agri-
cultural credit corporations as
well as extending credit facilities
of intermediate Credit Banks. In
other words, Farm Bureau makes
it possible for you to pay only 3'a
per cent interest where you for
merly paid up to 8 percent. How
much does it save you?
No one even seeks to deny that
Farm Bureau successfully pro-
NOTED the principle of 100 per cent
parity for farm products and OBJ
tanned 92h per cent parity for cot
ton during the war years. 1t also
put a support price under the
major crops. What has this meant
to you in dollars and cents? Boy,
you could practically endow the
Farm Bureau with what you have
made on that one!
I won't dwell on the Soil Con-
servation program, the AAA act
of 1898, REA and IVA, the Steg-
all Act that saved farmers billions
of dollars, and on all the others,
nor will I touch on state legisla-
ton such as the homestead ex-
emption act. These memory re-
freshers will suffice You may still
not want to join the Farm Bureau
but you can't honestly say that
it never did any thing for you.
How about that ten dollars?
Yours Truly,
CURTIS ELLIS, President
Holmes County Farm Bureau.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-04-21
Mrs. W. (. doom
Dies Thursday

Mrs. w. E. Odom, 76, Tchula re-
sident, died at Community hospi-
tai, April IS, following a short i'll
ness.
A native of Louisiana, Mrs
Odom lived in Jackson for 81
years and moved to Tchula III
1912 to make her home with her
son, E. H. Odom. She was the
widow of William E. Odom OF
Jackson and was a member OF
Tchula Baptist church.
Services were held at Baldwin
Chapel, Jackson, Thursday morn
ing at 10, by the Rev. S. B. Har-
rington of Tchula. Burial was in
Lakewood Memorial park.
PaIIbearers were grandsonS
Ben McAlpine, Lawrence Meal
pine, Joe Odom, Marcus Osborne
John French, and Sheffield Clark
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-04-21
Girls More . earefVee
Thass,s 10 2.WsY Help

What to do for worian's Oldest proosem.
functional monthly pa'nf Many girl sno
woman has found the answer Ia CAR
pUrS 2-way help You see, CAtDW may
mako things lots caster for you In either
Of two ways: ~ started days before
s.your time" and tinker as directed on the
label, 1t should help relieve functional
periodic pain; ~ taken throughout the
r.on.h Ike toric, Il y; ould inn-ove your
appetite, aid diges.t, 4 md thus help
build up resistance for -. trying days to
cone. CARDUI is scientifically prepared
and scientifically tasted. Il you suffer as
these certain timss'', Ret CtRDUI today.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-04-21

To get the best results with
this recipe and all rice recipes.
be sure to use Riceland Rice. It's
the worlds most delicious rice
grown in the heart Of the
quality rice belt Of America.
Only the choice, perfect-cooking
rice grains are packed in Rice
land packages.
This quality rice is quick and
easy to cook. Riceland Rice
cooks deliciously tender with
white, fluffy, individual grains.
Most grocers now feature this
better-cooking, wonderfully deli
cious, packaged rice-and at eco
nomicalprices, too! RicelandRice
costs only one-cent a serving.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-04-21
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

No. 8091 Letter testamentary
having been granted on the 2lst
day of April, 1949, by the Chan
Gerry Court of Holmes County,
Mississippi, to the undersigned
upon the estate of James w. Nor
wood, Deceased, notice is hereby
given to all persons having claims
against said estate to present the
same to the Clerk of said Court
for probate and registration &C.
cording to law within six months
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-04-21
BILOXI WILL HOLD 25OTH
BIRTHDAY PARTY TN April

'oxi, the Plymouth Rock oil
Deep South--a city that once
capital OF region that reach.
from what now is Yellowstone
iional Park to the site of pre-.
rt-day Pittsburgh, is this year
ra!ing its 250th anniversary
7sl5sippi's most famous coast
c.iy. which today depends on
igts. fishing and bodybuilding
It's livelihood, was established
..e first permanent white set
ert in the Mississippi Valley
April. 1899.
TIE occasion Is being observed
! the same month this year with
lrogram which begins March
a end continues through April
: With a pageant depicting the
nTful history Of this city over
~ eight flags have flown.
F"rly In 1899 an expedition
~ out of France by King Louis
~ arrived at Ship Island under
: leadership OF Pierre leMoyne
willie and assisted by his
.cr. the gallant Jean Baptiste
ne Sieur' de Bienville. It's
IS the establishment OF
~ OF Louisiana.
ter q prel. minary exploration
tho Coast. d'Iberville decided
81 the quiet Bay of Biloxi as
IDEAL site for his settlement.
IN made friends with the
ll"p.e Biloxi Indians, after which
lony was named.
Cor Ttruction of the settlement.
= north of the present city of
AN Springs, was begun on
.Dril Sth. The fort established to
nd it was known as Maurepas.
y second colony was established
the southeast area of the Bay
II Biloxi but was short-lived. The
htrd establishment of the city was
Oh the Gulf on a narrow, finger
like peninsula where the city to-
Lay stands.
Thus Biloxi, by virtue of its
and settlement, became
the first permanent establishment
IN the Mississippi Valley and the
first capital of the Louisiana Pur-
chase Territory.
When Colonial Biloxi ruled
land as far north as Canada there
were nine judicial and military
including the Illinois.
Wabash, Missouri and Natchez.
Oldsters today say that one rea-
son so many lawyers came to
Biloxi was because land titles
along parts OF the coast involved
% different tenures.
Biloxi remained the capital un-
til 1872 when the seat of govern
ment was moved to newly estab-
lished New Orleans.
Mississippi's rs mile coastal
area has long been a happy fish
Ing ground. Its nearness to fertile
spawning grounds for both crus-
tacean and fish life. its shallow.
island-protected sound and net
work of bayous and rivers attract
tons OF crabs, shrimp, oysters,
small fish and the larger game
fish which come to iced.
Biloxi has become the capital
of this huge fishing industry.
Today the city has approximate
iy 80 seafood shipping establish
F.; ents. During the shrimp and oys-
ter seasons more than 900 boats
rork out of Biloxi and more than
5000 boatmen are engaged in
catching seafood for the factories
:. Inch process them for the mar
let's of the world.
More than half of all the oysters
snr I'd in the United States during
u past 80 years were packed at
il3Ni
Growing directly out of the fish
8 and seafood industry is the
ie of shipbuilding. The Biloxi
or a power-propelled boat OF
i'rc~l 80 to 46 feet H. length. rep
erts the experience Of genera
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-04-21

from this date, or they will be for
ever barred.
This the 21st day of April, 1919.
MABEL K, NORWOOD, Exc
cutrix. 32-4tnp
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-04-21

out OF Biloxi, as well as many used
In Louisiana, Texas and other
coastal points, are Biloxi-built.
Biloxi. as a resort city. makes
playing its business Many of the
plantation type homes in the city
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-04-21

Miss Sara Howard spent several
days last week with her sister,
Miss Cargill Howard, in New Or
leans.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-04-21
Riceland Rice Blushing Pudding

u cup uncooked Riceland Rice
2 cups milk
u teaspoon vanilla
Y teaspoon salt
u cup sugar
2 egg yolks
/ cup whipping cream
Red jelly
Cook the Riceland Rice slow
" In the milk In q double boiler
until the rice Il tender and the
milk 10 almost completely alb
sorbed. Add sugar and beaten
egg yolks. Mix well. Beat oc-
casionally as the rice cools.
When the mixture is cold,
fold in the whipped cream. Add
the salt and vanilla. Spread q
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-04-21
Blushing Pudding Made
With RiceIn1d Rice

Here's Riceand Rice pudding that bushes at its
goodness It's called Rceland Rice Bshng Pudding because
the usually snowhite Rceland Rice has crimson glow in
this beautiful easy-to-make dessert
You too will blush with pride at the enthusiastic praise
family will give Riceand Rice Bushng Pudding
And just think this only of 200 different exciting ways
to serve amazingly versatile Riceland Rice.
You really do cooking magic" with simple nexpen-
sve package of Rceland Rice You eftovers
maindshes, casseroes, croquettes loaves stews-n
y It's the worlds best food stretcher making
of q little meat, fish or chicken
Riceand Rice be fried boiled steamed baked It
be served hot breakfast cereal. bodbulder for all
soups the preferred vegetable always with meat fish
chicken man-ingredent in main-dshes suggested
above and dessert in csards pies and buildings such
Rceland Rice Blushing Pudding which made this way:
Riceland Rice Blushing Pudding
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-04-21
+.,n.elES FOOT GERM
HOW TO KILL IT.
IN ONE HOUR.

~ NOT PLEASED. your Sc bacs.
flngictde. TE-oL. Made with 90 nor-
cent alcohol. Il PENETRATES. Rosch.
>. and kiils MORE sssms fastsr Tedey
~
Howell q Hsggie Drug Company
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-04-21

was accompanied to Lexington
Monday by his brother, D. c.
Morgan, who remained for a
visit
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-04-21

layer Of red jelly into q mold.
Pour in the rice. Chill. Unmold
and serve. Serve with currant
or raspberry sauce and peach
slices. Makes 6 servings.
The success of this pudding
depends on the quality of rice
used. Be sure to use genuine
Riceland Rice. It's the worlds
most delicious rice and 1t al
ways cooks tender and fiuhy
because only the choice, per-
fect-cooking rice grains are
packed In packages labeled
"Ricelands.
You sees the brand name
"Riceland" Is used to identify
perfect-cooking rice so be sure
the "Riceland" name Is on every
package Of rice you buy.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-04-21

Charles Morgan spent Sunday
at his home in Water Valley. He
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-04-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Clifton Booth
had as their dinner guests Sunday
Mr.. j. c. Booth, Mr.. and Mrs.
Downer of Acona and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Booth.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-04-21

Use The Clmsiffeds 1T PoYs
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-04-21
TCHULA news
Tchula Girl On
College Paper

Mis- Jeanne Shields has been
chosen sports editor of the coed
edition of the Purple and White"
school paper of Millsaps college.
Jeanne participated in both
high school and college athletics.
She was selected for the all-star
basketball team at Millsaps and
acted as captain of the champion
ship team, each member receiving
a sterling silver miniature basket
ball.
BIRTHDAY PARTY GIVEN
Mrs. Richard Byrd entertained
about twenty children, Tuesday,
April II in honor of the ninth
birthday of her daughter, Patsy.
In the hunt for Easter eggs, Caro-
lyn Mckibben and Rosemary
Samuelson won prizes.
Ice cream and cake were served
to the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. William EggleSton
and children of Sumner visited
DR.. and Mrs. S. A. Eggleston
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. J. L. Shields at
tended a reunion of the 1924 grad
uating class of the Houlka High
school Sunday, April II. Eleven
members of the original class OF
sixteen, members of their fam
lies, MIR. and Mrs. George Davis,
superintendent, and music tea
cher. and Mrs. Russell Smith,
class sponsor, occupied reserved
seats in the Presbyterian church
for special services. George Nc
Cain of Tupelo was speaker. A
banquet was served for forty
seven guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Clifton Booth
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-04-21

tions OF building boats suitable for
coastal waters Nearly all the
shrimp and oyster boats operating
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-04-21
BIRTHDAY PARTY GIVEN

Mr.. and Mrs. William Eggleston
and children of Sumner visited
DR.. and Mrs. S. A. Eggleston
Sunday.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-28
g. Tiihler Sefr.
Cftieite 6ranen 9ilfs'Crsaniiatiou
6er ct. Sobannes=aird)e padt uieber.

Mqen Mitgliebern Ser ct. sscban=
s,es. .@emeinoe lrno ullelt anberen
fuhfiid)cn 8erein aperoen biernit in
Qenntnis seiett. oaB bie Sltieite
6ronen Silfs-Crgm,iiut;on Der Ct.
Sobannesgenreinoe in Der letten $50
DIE bes Wonats slllguit on Die Yad,
arbeit gcbt. Mae g. g. BON Glape.
lot,6 ir'p0 beiouoers Der Gillette iper-
ben frcln,6lidIt ,erilid)t aIte. nod
broudbare &lei6er ieoer Mrt II, sic
Sorn,taasidule Der ct. Sobannes=
gemeiitoe, 757 gbbp Moao ob5ulic=
fern rtaht fpdter als 25. Mueuit, oa-
NIT bas Gomitee am Hoden ridt Der.
binoert tuarb. Buiiber anpo Sfapefiern
Iaifet nns bieie CUTE &ibfsorbeit, ole
mir Bis iett 9etnn bnben, allh tpeitcr
tun, 0aln bic Not imierer beinatloien
iadfiihG, 2al,osleutc in Oe,ltfdlano
,m0 Geiterrdih ut nod intnler 9rob
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Jrauen Verein Der 1emtid,aemeimSe

Jranem Verein Der 3emtidsemeimSe.
Ser 1ral,en 8erein lo6et alle Mit.
glicoer lMl0 Jrel,rbe Ger Teutih-
Stride ber5lih din fir Tielrstas, sen
9. altgltit, 8 llbr abenbs. IS ,perben
,,anrlid lint groeeid;ob Ser Stride
Sidtbiloer se3eiet bon, &rebsfrmlf=
better, uno 5rau u. 8ittlia ,p;ro Elm
lebrrei6e Siooe Dalten unb GrflGrun-
gen geben 1T 8e5iebung ser &ranf=
belt. Sober, jung ,mdo alt, ser mir
3eit bat, ioate iid Sieien Slim Oil.
iebe,e, mir ii'tS periid,ert es miro ,ns
allen n,,r gum Belten bienen.
0o bie arebsfranfbe;t Der grobtc
Jeino Scr Meni6beit hit uno nienianS
habor iid)er lit, ioQte iid) iebermai,
0afiir interefieren utto iih Dieien
Mbe,uo often balten.
NodJber tper0en gufriI6mngcl,
ieruiert. &ole Gue. Setr.
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8enefiit Vidnid

@o2 tnn Sitieite Saficnbeam,
400 Sit SIS. Ctr.
7atlm: Sonntog, 'ben Z. Mual1It.
s1lfaitg: 2 llbr alnhmittags.
Geranitaltet bon ser sSrallpn 9ilfs~
organization ser ct. Sobannes &irfc
sum Benefit fiir Guropabilie pers
bllroen nit @aiar. Gin iparmes
slheltSeiien miro ierp;ert ru ei,em
lndi,iee,, Ereis. Sir quite Wt,tif tpirb
Gorge setragcn bamit mir ,lns gut
l,nterbaltcn foirl,e,l. @ir looen ein
lno bitten Die gtitelieoer aller idd,
Iiihell gereine, beren Sreunoe bon
Sit l.lrO Weit uns NIT ibrem 8eiuh
Su beebren, OarNt es elm Grfulg miro
i,no mir bu, iGdfild)en nptleiSenoehn
9riibern ulro Sbiueltern N:e nod inn
mer bitten lun l(nteritiibung etiuas
Sllfommen luiien foi,ne,. Gin fleiiHs
Gcibellt irgeno melder Mrt, &leioer,
gtabrl,ng paiielro fiir Yafete miro
nit Tarf angeirolrmcn. Wir bof1en
reht piele 2anbsleute am Z. Mugult
I'm Sadienbeim begriiben 5u fon-
nen.
Sobnrun &lituer, Yr0iibeuin.
Mnna Shneibcr, Sefretirin.
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@oranseise!
&artenpartie -- &ud)cnperfanii

9onnersta9. Sen 4. gluguit, I
llbr nadmitta9s miro i'm @eiticite
Sadiei,beiun cine &nrteuportie ab-
gebalten. sllle unlere lieben Mit=
elisSer urto Sre,tuoe Ger Sdhliihen
gereine bon Slt uno @eit iinb berg
Iidlt basu eingeIaben. &affec rno
el,tes iGdiiides 8ebdd miro ier.
picrt. sluBer Den Sii(tpreiien ipers
Sen ouh ibone Siirpreiie on
bie sliidliden @eipinner ipeegege=
ben.
Sm Suuptfpmitee iino foIgenbe
Shipeitern: Glii. slntonius, 9lnna
Sltneid). sl1t,pa Waraihfp, Wtatb.
Sigorto. Sopbie Sbeumon. ge=
itellrmgen bon StriteI unb 8rap=
fen lperben gerne entgegen genoms
men bon GrsErGi Matb. Sigorto
81. 4721; nber &ise=Erdi. Sophie
Sbeumun GI, O694 bis ipGteitcns
1. 9lugult.
9llio liebe Srelnbe, bultet Gud)
ben 9tadmittog am 4. slusult Irei
fir Soronia &artenpartie.
Sbea StoIs. Sefr.
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3meig 81.

ltiliere tddJite Terlo,ranllrmg fin
bet am 9ienstag. ben 9. Muel.lt.
1880 llrr abetbs itatt. @Qe Witglie.
Ser iino gebete, dm bie Deriammlmno
5at fonrnten un6 beriGilmt tlidt sic
BeitrGge unb giieBments gu 81.
3ablen.
aronte Sdppeitern iitto: Suianua
Mppem, @esalm S6neibep Cara
Piloner. aatb. .Stamp, Mnna 1rot.
left, gLiie Binoer- Steer, Marie 3cIp,
Warie Shertpertb, Gillian 8euan.
Wir fuiinfden Gub alien baDoiee
Beiierung.
Sobana,n @olff, Setr..
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81. ,,ereamfen:

8esen llmfeblnns nadj Yennipl.
oanien iebe id) mid beram'aft, s,pri
@rabitatten, jebe NIT bier @raberu,
i'm idSnen Griebbof rSnniet Wemo=
rial Bart" 5m berfanfen.
Nad3nfrasen nod bor 6. Angmit
anf 1921 u. SO. Strake ober 1elc.
pbon. 0elrpie 6O67.
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ner sueggegeben. Gin tiihtiees 8ud.
fomitee tuir6 9enug 3rapfen ,,no
Sudden alld gum Bertauf baden. Be-
iteaunsen tucroen gerne erteeeen &C.
tsom'nen bon gr.Nr1i. WatbiDbe Si=
oarto 81. 4721 ODER M3e.Yrdi. g.
1beamnn 81. 0694 bis FpGtcitcns
l. Mueuit. Sir uitr6en utts freuen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-28
Oitieite Gie6ertaieI.

Muen SdnBern ,tnb poIiipen Niit.
9lidoern oiene 5l,r peiGG:gen 9tab.
rtdt, bab ltniere momtlide Ser.
la1nmlung am Nontos, oen 1. sua
nod Der Sin8probe itattFinbet. 6iir
gl'ten 9l'den iu,b aaffce iorscn sic
Sebl.rtStapsfinber, Nfe int slua,,it
Seblrtstag baben. aotb. eSolbertb
'udo Erpf. &ubolf Sb,itcr. ltnjer
Fldridoatum z. Ml,9ult tpuroe &C.
tpebFelt gum 81. M,w,1it. NGbcrcs
tpirb ipater betou,t gegeben.
-. Gmma Sal,iernon, Sefr.
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SteB1nbnrettA .2lmerifantf&es Dolfsblafl

redt biele u,terer Iieben Greunoe a,n
Oonnerstog, ben 4. sl,,euit, i'm @cjt-
j!eite Sa6ienbeim beeriiBen gu Ton.
non.
Wir urahilieren SGngerin Cara
8rob sum Sbtpieeeriobn.
Sbea Stol5, Sefr..
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Scfrpit, N{idiaa7

Setroit, 9fid,i0a3
Genti9e aHb &6@t3i6e Gp. q. 3etrnS.
Qtrme. VIeRfielb uub 0assterrS aSe.
Yfarrer Subo,,nes dv,ltih. 1921 Glen,
fieIb Npe. 9eI.: Bingree 62O6. Eng.
liiher @ottesbierft ~ ubr pormittaeS; /;
Deutf6e unb eneItSbe Sonntaei1ule iis,t
II it1r bormittags. Oertl&er @Gttes'
oienft I'm! II l1br ooruttta8s. Seben
Ietteu Giensto9 bes 3eonats 8irden,
ratsfikuna. Dur9 6ie Commemorate
ieoen britten Dienstna. io,ft ieben
oritten SOnntae 0ra,ieu Rcrein Der,
:dmmIune. air&eu&orprobe ieben 8rei'
ta9abero.
NGe Glcubenseenof'en unb 0reunbe
iinb perdlit eineeIaten
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partie. MQe uniere Iieben Mitglieoer
,m6 Jreunoe Scr iddiiiden Yereine
bon Git ,ndb Neit iin6 ber3lidit ooau
eia,gdlo6en. 3offee aitb gutes i1d)-
iiides @eb1d miro ierpiert. Muber
Sen 9iid)prciicn ,perocn ibone an-
oere Hreiie an nie giidIiden Getpin.
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2lnnnaStplun, Chic

0eutiMe Gu. 2utb. &snterns. .01emeimDs
0bb Hedsws gemple, %. Ssarbmaw q.
Yfarrer @illiam s, Beltber, $40 =
Subfon Npc. Sonntagidule 8 l1br bora
gn9liiher 8ottesbienft 10 l1br. Deuta
ifer @ottesbienft II ubr. Seben erfes
Sonntaa, i'm Nonat 6rauen Weretn Sers
iommlune. Seben 5iueiten Sonntd8 IN
Ronat 2ir1enrat> >Sieune. Seben ertteu
..nt b-!ttcn Sonntl9 i'm Ronat Qiittes
3iea 0erfammlune. Sonnta9f4uIfttnse
ipiro i'm Woraus befanntaeeeben. ,.
NIIe Bolts nnS @IdubenSoenotIeA
iuo h.r3Ii1 tpinfonnnen.
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Mergler Eidnid

filtoet Sonntag. ben 81. suli. in ser
Walorube on 2orain Mpe. ulro StorD
Mo. Glcpelnn6. g., itatt. IS tpiro &C.
6eten niht ipGter tpie 10 llbr Dor.
nlittags ON Srt gu erideinen.
81. S. Steiner, Sefr.
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&ommt br;nat nod @aben, Gbapare,
10 tpie bis iebt getan ipuroe ,lno IaBt
uns nod belfen 10 picI mir fona,e1.
Ssrauen 0iIisfcmitee Scr
ct. Sobolm,es Stride.
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Calm, Ohtp
9tan9eIttd.Qmtt. Gmmannel. 9tsDe,
201 @ouff Rrpabbah.

Raffor Sobn 8auman. Sonntdai6MIe
teben Sonntao 8 llbr bormittaes. 10 llft
@ottesbterit Il, ter Qanhcsipra5e. II
llbr oeutiher @ottesSienft. Ser be,tts
fbe @tr9eu 1ralien Wlrein bat am 5tpees
ter Ntttiro1 ieben NonatS. 8 11fr
abenbS. Veriammlun9. &onfirmonbens
llnterridt (3lpeijdbrie) bon Septeu,be
big Ofterit. Sieustae ,inh arettaa ,,dds
mittdgs ubr.
aue @IaubenseeuofIen u,,b 0reiirDt
fiIb ber3Iih tpiDion,men.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-28
2t,ss Gante,,. Ohte
3'ueia IA.

Gs oiene alien griiocrn sur oe=
fdlligen 9fabribt, bub Bic nd6ltc
Ieriommlrlng am II. Ssl,Ii, aboe=
balten ipiro. Serner nohte id) nod)
befonnt maden bob unier
Yifnif
oen 81. SuIi oui sSirts ;sorm, be-
fainter Slot, obgeboltcn ipirb, ipo=
5l aue Sadien, bcren iyrelmbe ein=
aelaoen iino. IS iollte an oieien
Sag fein Miielieb ieblen, ocnn
oieier Sidnidtag lit beipnbers fir
oie &inoer. fir Die es freics See
Cream uno Grfrii6uns 9ibt. s(u6
ein Erogramm ipiro am Nadmit=
tag fir bic Stinoer seseben. 60
bite nibt 81 pergeiien BEN 81. Suli
@rhlpgt ellre &it,oer al,i oas NitaMd
lmb ipirb tper6cn ale cine quite
Belt baben. 0ru0er 8edert Iiefert
bic Eolfa=Wuiif.
9llle 8riiber bic VotpIen ipollen
iollen iib bel 8r. @eorg Sderlten
anmeloen.
Mi6ael Sepner, Sefr.
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3meis 4.

ltniere 1tufNte Yerlanmluna iit
Nitttuob, ben 10. al,guit. &arten-
bartie 9 ltbr uwa gerianunlltng Inn
7 l1br.
st,,f Ser &rnlfenliite iiito: Roiina
3onrab, &oie 9inoner lntb gliie Bir=
ber.Nber. @ir tpiiniden aIlen ba[oi
ge BeIIernna.
9. Tilhler Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-28
2tueia II.

esSene allen Shtpditern sur ge.
faaisen Nadpidt, oob 3aueie II be-
1dloilen bat, cine 8afeiale ab5ubcl-
ten 5,,gllnften oes Melief I0i,mb. slus
Sdppeltern iino fre,,m0li6it eriud;t
ntit3ubelfem enttpeber NIT @eGld
ooer aud nit 8eDo. Gs miro an,
Sanstognbe'db abeebalten nad I'M,
ierer 8eriammlunp, 1peIde am 20.
Ml1gltIt um 8 llbr afctbs obgebaltcu
'ulro. Wir m6dten 6ie S9>pcltcrn
S&lub maf Sette s.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-28
&ais6er Qan6sIente.

ltnlcr Eid,p:d miro ant Z. Mua,,lt
INT Weitieite SodJienbeim itattfin,
locn. IQe 0anbsleute l,no oeren
Jreunoe linS ber5Iib cingclabcn.
Sir Mltiif ,mo 8etrGnfe miro oas
aomitee foreen. ood mibt pergej;t
einen pollen 8orb mitsubri,wen.
Sn Ser 9off,,l,ng bieIe begriiben
5u f0nnen berbleibe ib e,,re ssre,,l,.
bin &at5. Shermcr.
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kirfblitbt !Aatbrifbttn

! due lpthertf@en UIa,ibenseenoke~
beuti&er unb englti6er Sunee Il, 0dfs
rel, Sharon unb ltn9eaent linb au bea
0ottes6tenHen ber5lt@ft etneeIaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-28
GuIumbuS. Ohip

VUIuWUU0e LJutU
Gbans. Gather. Dsarttn 2nttee 3ieAe,
G6e Depler unb Amn @trafe.
Rfarrer g. q. 4euer. Ncben Gom,tae
porittoes Q i1br sonntaos@nie; 10 ilbr
enqlif9er gottesbienft; II l1br be,iti&er
@otteBtienf.
me Glaube.iseenoi1en unb ereanbs
ii:.b beralic5 e,neeIaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-28
3Rs1aea, ga.
Sentf6s gpans. .3ntt. St. DeiesD.
Oemetnbe, B. Sty.

Rforrer $ans q. 8. Simoleit. ga
Mbams Ctr, No1eter, ga. Eelepton:
Godefter 1865. @uttesbienff $3.50 lt1r
moraens; SonntaofmuIe 1915 MIR. =.
8rnuen Vere:n Geriamml,ine am lettes
Eonn:rstag ieben WonatS. 8 ltbr abenSo
Seberutnan If beroli& iptulouttne,,.