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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-15

Del visokiu priezasciu tevas
savo CANA stambu uki Janaukos
kaime, netoli nuo Suv. Kalvari-
JOS. dar 1898 metals perleido
svogeriui ir pats isvaziavo Anne
rikon.
Mes dar buvom mazi ir likom
su mama. Tx po dveju metu
tevas, Amerikoj jau kick isl
kabines', atsiunte ir NUNS Sip
karte". Tai buvo 1900 metu pa
vasari. Man tada ejo septinti
metal.
Apleidom namus su mama ir
broliu Feliksu susede j vezima,
kuriuo zydas - per siena prave-
dino specialistas - pro Mari
jampole veze mus j Kybartus.
Vos tik pravaziavome pro Ma
rijampole, mus apstojo rusai
"objezdikai'', tai yra, pasienlo
sargybos zvalgai, ir pradejo la
bal smarkiai klausineti - kaip,
kas, kur, kodel -. Jau manem,
kad dabar vietoj Americas sta
Iciai j kalejima pateksim -.
Bet musu vezejas tik paspau.
,de vienam is tu raudonsiuliu
ranka ir klausinejimas staiga
pasibaige. Graziai parode, ku.
riuo keliu geriau nuvaziuoti
Kybartus, ir tue viskas pasibai'
ge.
i Kybartai prastai atrode. Cat.
yes siauros, negristos, be Sail
gatviu, lusneles sugniuzusios :.
Pabuve pas 'miescioni'' pora die
nu, patekom jau kito agento -
''zydo rankas, kuris turejo mus
pervesti per siena.
! Vidurnakti mus mama prike
lie ir pesti leidomes j kelione
Buvo ir daugiau emigrantu, vi
sal nemazas burys. Priejom prit
upelio. Nuns pakuzdomis pasa
Ike, kad cia rubezius. Suauge bri
do per upeli, o mus, mazuosius
ant peciu nese.
Kitoje puseje ant kalnelio pri'
|eiome dideles ukiskas trobas
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Kodel minime; ia sukakd

riu bel departamentu vadovu
slenkscius ir pakelti tikra triuk-
sma del treciojo tremtiniu skry-
ningo, kaip darancio geda kick
vienam Americas pilieciui. Ir tai
nebuvo tuscias zygis, mes itakin-
giems asnnenims isikisus. tie
skryninigai pagaliau buvo bent
apmalsinti.
Is jo vienu manu- perplauke
per Atlanta apie 1,400 siuntiniV
tremtiniams. Tur but, kiekvienas
Balfo ar kitos labdaringos orga.
nizacijos skyrius su simtu narir
galetu didziuotis tick salpos dar'
be padares -.
Nebuvo Europoje tremtinil
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P. J. Ziurio pasakojimas

)kur radon dar daugiau zmoniu
- griztanciu j Lietuva bel Ru-
sija, kurie irgi neturejo sienai
pereiti dokumentu ir turejo eiti
slaptai. Vieni kittens linkejo
laimingos keliones.
Kita ryta pasijutau kaip vi
sal kitame pasaulyje. Vokieti-
Ios pusej miesto gatves isgristos,
akmeniniai saligatviai, svarus
darzeliai, visi graziai apsirenge,
visur tvarka, tiesiog malonu bu-
vo ziureti. Tx keista buvo, kad
visi zmones kalba kazkaip visis-
kai nesuprantamai >.
Vienoj vietoj sustojau pasi-
ziureti, kaip zmones kase duo
be. Matyt, as sustojau taip, kad
trukdziau zeme mesti, ar kas
kita buvo, bet vienas is tu dar-
bininku eme man kazka sakyti.
AS, zinoma, nieko nesupratau ir
spoksau. Tx jis man - tykst
purvinu kastuvu per soma! Ia
da supratau, kad reikia .begti ..
Tokia buvo mano pirmoji pa
limits SUI vokieciais 80.
Paskui vaziavau traukiniu.
Viskas buvo be gallo idomu. Kar-
tais gelezinkelis eio aukstai, ze-
mai matesi namai, visoki fab
rikai, ant namu sienu graziau-
81 paveikslai (skelbimai, zino-
ma). Nuo traukinio Tango beveik
negalejau atsitraukti.
Nepaprastai buvo idomu, kai
traukinys ejo skersai Kielio ka-
nala ir kanale pamatem simtus
burlaiviu SUI milziniskais, kaip
man tada atrOde, stiebais.
Hamburge mus tuojau nuva-
re j tokia vieta, kur reikejo VI
sus drabuzius atiduoti j dezin-
fekcija, o paskui kita diena mus
jau ivede j laiva, kurio vardas
buvo BATAVIA. Tai buvo nau-
jas laivas, anuo metu greiciau-
sias, ir jane tilpo per 1000 ke-
leiviQ 80.
Man tada jis atrode, kaip
tikras plaukiojas miestas ir net
negalejau tiketi, kad toks daily
kas gall plaukti. O plauke.
Pc 18 dienq mama pakelusi
ant ranku parode j toluma, sa-
kydama, kad jau matyti New
Yorkas. Bet praejo dar geras
pusdienis, kol jau tikrai prade-
jo aiskiai matytis New Yorkas.
Po visokiu patikrinimu ise-
JON is laivo ir labai nudziugom,
pamate teveli, kuris is Pennsyl-
vanijos buvo atvykes m1su pa
sitikti. Bet prizes tai jau spe-
JON visai "grinoriskai" pakliuti
j vienas pinkles. Prize musu prisi-
gretino toks malonus lietuvis,
jau nuo seniai gyvenas Ameri-
koje, ir pasisiule padeti isnesti
daiktus. Jis kaip tik paeme j sa-
vo globa viena didoka skrynia,
kurioje buvo daug NUNS bran
|giu dalyku: senovisku lietuvis.
|kq dainq rinkiniai, simtameciai
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Kaip vaziavau j Amerika
ir ka joje radau

mezginiai, motinos dedes kuni-
go piestas paveikslas ir daug
kitty tokiq vertybiu. Kaip paeme
skrynia, tai tick mes ta Ameri-
kos lietuvi ir matem -.
New Yorke buvome neilgai.
Man rupejo kuo daugiausiai pa
matyti ir gerai pavalgyti. Bet
SUI valgymu nesiseke: Amerikos
maistas atrode man kazkoks be
skonio, neapetitiskas. O kai pir-
ma karta gyvenime atsikandau
pomidoro, tai is karto netekau
impatijos visai Amerikai . Tai
buvo 1900 metu birzelio Is die
ma -.
Kita diena jau isvykome
Pennsylvanijos anglynus, kur te-
vas jau dirbo ir buvo NUNS ga
yes kambarius. Isvyde Kingsto-
na, baisiai nusiminem. Namai at
rode apruke, vaiksciojo daugy-
be murzinu vyru su ragais ant
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-15

Ida ten nebuvo finansinio pasto-
vumo, infliacija pridare dideliu
nuostoliu, kuriuos vadovybe dar
bande atsigriebti spekuliacijos
keliu, bet ir cia nebuvo laimes,
nuostoliai dar padidejo ir ben
drove buvo visiskai pakirsta. Jei
ia bendrove butq pradejusi veik-
tt kick veliau, kai Lietuvoj bu-
vo ivesti pastovus saw pinigai,
ir butu buve daugiau atsargumo,
butu geriau istirtos Lietuvos sa-
lygos, bendrove butu buvusi Ia
bal naudinga ne tik Lietuvai, bet
ir items, kurie prie jos dejosi.
Tuo metu P. J. zilrys aplan.
ke, kaip kalbetojas, beveik vi
sas lietuviu kolonijas ne wien
tos bendroves, bet ir bendraisiais
Lietuvos reikalais. Buvo pakvies-
tas net j pirmos Lietuvos Atsto-
vybes Washingtone sudeti drau-
ge su J. J. Viniku, taciau jaus-
damasis, kad chemijos mokslai
diplomatijos srityje nelabai te-
pritaikomi, nUo to atsisake.
Pasitraukes is L. Atst. B-ves,
P. j. ziurys keleta metq dirbo
kaip chemikas keliose bendrove-
Sc New Yorke ir Clevelande, o
1926 metals isteige savo chemi-
jos laboratorija North Ridgevill-
lie, Ohio.
Tos laboratorijos uzdavinys
buvo ieskoti geresniu gamybos
budu, nauju medziagu, bendrai
patobulinti ir papiginti ivairiu
cheminiu produktq gamyba. La
boratorija turejo klijentu net
1O-tyje valstybiu. Deja, 1882
metals laborato1ijoje ivyko spro-
gimas ir viskas sudege. Atnau-I
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Temperamentingas
ViSu0menininkaS

dieni j Kingstona atvykstas pats
sliuptarniu tevas, ir prigrasines
kad niekas neitu jo kali
bu klausyti.
zinoma, kaip dazniausiai to-
kiais atvejais, tas prigrasymas
sukele tik dar didesni susidome-
jima ir Paukscio syetaine buvo
sausai prikimsta: vieni atejo pa
siklausyti ir pamatyti sliupo, XII
ii - su bonkomis ir plytgaliais
kisenese - kariauti SUI sliuptar-
niais. ziurys irgi buvo saleje.
Kai Sliupas is karto visiems
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Visuomeniniame darbe P. J..
ziurys pradejo dalyvauti, anot
jo paties betariant, dar vaikezo
amziuje.
Gyvenaht Kingston, Pa, vi
sa Selma sekmadieniais eidavo j
Plymoutha, per kalnus, uz ke-
turiu myliu. Ten tada klebonu
buves kun. J. zilinskas (veliau
zinomas, kaip J. zilius), ku-
ka tik neseniai pakeites kuniga
Burba. Vienintelis dalykas, ku-
ri P. J. ziurys is tu apsilanky-
mu baznycioje atsimena, tai
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kaktu (aliejines angliakasiu lem
posi- -. Musq namuose dar ne
buvo baldq, tai laikinai apsi-
stojom pas Gavenius. Mat, Ga
veniene buvo kaip ir gimme:
jos pirmasis vyras buvo Jurgis
ziurys, mires Wanamie, Pa.
Is motinos atsiveztiniu pini-
gu buvo nupirkti reikalingiausi
baldai ir isikraustem j savo bu-
|ta. Gyvenom, kaip ir visi tQ lai-
ky zmones Amerikoje, be dideliQ
Ipatogumu.. Vandens reikejo atsi-
nesti is sulinio, visi patogumai
buvo lauke, malkp ir ANGLES rel
kejo atsinesti, praustis reikejo
|tokiame kubile, prie kurio atsi-
klaupes nusiprausi virsutine ku-
no dali, o paskui isirangai SUI
|apatine -. Taip gyveno ne tik
angliakasiai, bet ir kiti darbinin-
kai. Toks tada buvo Americas
darbininko gyvenimo standards.
Menkai jis tada tesiskyre nuo
atsilikusios Lietuvos. Patiesalai
ant grindu buvo negirdetas daily
kas, o pianinas buvo visai neima-
mona prabanga 80.
Vadinama amerikine visuome-
ne tada susidejo is anksciau at
|vykusiu ateiviu - airiu, velsiu,
skotu, ir is velyvesniqju ateiviu
+ lenku, italy, lietuviu ir kt.
Atrial jau tada kele galvas
kaip "tikri amerikonai'', ir sten.
gesi visur vyrauti. Is to kildavc
daug nesusipratimu ir net pes.
tyniu, ne tik tarp suaugusiu
bet ir tarp vaiku.
Vargas tam vaikui, kuris ne
|priklause nei vienai IS tQ CRU
|piu: is abieju gaudavo lupti.
Dauguma vaiku nuo 10 III me
: ltu tada jau dirbdavo, daugiausis
taip vadinamuose "breikeriuo.
SCI, kur isrankiodavo akmenis
is sumaltos ANGLES. Dirbdavo pc
= IL valandu per diena, kvepuoda.
: , vo ANGLES dulkemis, pareidave
nuvarge, pakirsti. Vyrai kelda'
vo penkta, iseidavo j darba ses.
ia, darba pradedavo septinta
Grizdavo 6-7 vakare. Ir tair
sesias dienas kiekviena savaite
7! o uzdarbis - 40 doleriu per me
nesi. Vaikai gaudavo 5 centus
uz valanda.
Gyvenimas nebuvo nei jaukus
nei idomus, tik neabejotinai kie
/ tas -. Filmu, radio ar kitokir
: pramogu tada nebuvo zmones
: patys susidarydavo sau pramo
: gu. Viso judejimo centras buvt
: pagirys SUI statine alaus, armo
: nika, sokiais, ma ir = kad butt
- mustynemis -.
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ANo1o IL llCdouS ylo UNIV az
eiviu, kurie turf progos svesti {
so metu gyvenimo Amerikoje
sukakti, bet jie nera ir labai ne ]
retenybe. Tur but, kick )
vienoj lietuviu kolonijoj pc vie J
ma kita toki rastum.
Daugumas tokia sukakti pra-
leidzia nei patys jos nepastebe-
je, kitas gal kartais savo kaimy-
nui ar pazistamam pamini, kad,
stai as jau SO metu "sitoi kon-
trej', ir viskas. |
Pijaus J. ziurio tokias sukak-
tuves ryzomes pamineti placiau,
ryskiau. Ne vien mes, bet ir di-I
dokas burys organizuotos bel
neorganizuotos Clevelando lietu-
viu visuomenes, ypac gausus
skaicius naujakuriQ, vienu ar XII
tn budu patyrusiu P. J. ziurio
ir jo seimos globos. Pagaliau, ir
jis pats, zvilgterejes prabe-
gust pussimti metu, sutiko, kad
gal ir verta gyvenimo kalendo-
riuje 81 momenta labiau regimu
zenklu atzymeti.
Kodel? Opi Stai kodel.
Plus J. ziurys atsirado sia-
me kraste vos perzenges j an
traja puse... septintQju savo
gyvenimo metu. Taigi visas gy-
venimas kuresi. visi mokslai If
patyrimai igyti cia, Amerikoje.
o taciau iis ne tik nera nustojes
lietuviskos dvasios, ne tik pull
kiai lietuviSkai kalba, bet gyve-
na drauge su lietuviSku gyveni-
mu, drauge su tevyne per visa
ia SO metu, ir. .. tebeturi net
asmeniSku atsiminimQ is Lie
tuvos.
Jis yra vienas is to nedidelio
Amerikos lietuviu skaiciaus, ku-
RE yra baige aukstuosius moks-
lus ir turf savaranku versla.
Bet dar daugiau - jis yra vie
mas IS to labai mazo skaiciaus
Amerikos lietuviu, kurie turi pa
zinciu ir rysiu SUI Americas vi
suomenininkais, politikais, su
Amerikos visuomeneje if net
pasaulyje zinomais asmenimis
iis yra vienas is tu visiskai re-
tn lietuviu, kuris turi galimybiu
ir drasos, jeigu reikia, Lietuvos
bel lietuviu reikalais perzengti
auksciausius Washingtono istai-
GU slenkscius, kuris ne viens
karta tai yra padares ir liutis.
kai susiemes SUI ivairiais auks,
tais pareigunais, neisskiriant ne
dabartinio Waist. Sekretoriaus
Achesono, kai jis buvo sekr
padejeju, - Wis gindamas arbs
pacios Lietuvos arba lietuviy
tremtiniu teises.
Jis isdriso ir sugebejo save
laiku apginti Lietuvos Preziden
ta A. Smetona nuo bolsevikuo
ianciu valdininku pasikesinime
pastatyti j ] 'svetimos valsty
bes agento padeti'', ka jie gale
jo padaryti, remdamiesi komu'
nistu If, deja, taip pat ir ne ko.
munistQ lietuviu denunciacijo.
mis-.
Jis iSdriso ir sugebejo save
laiku perzengti aukstus senate.
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ispejimai, kad sau-
gotusi sliuptarniq
istvirkeliQ, parma
zonu.
Kaip tik del tq
perspejimu jam ir
pasidare labai ido-
mu arciau suzinoti,
kas gi yra tie bal
dykes sliuptarniai.
Pc keletos metu,
kai P. j. ziurys jau
buvo paauges ir jau
savo darbu priside-
davo prize seimos is
laikymo ir kai King
stone iau buVO sa-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-15

vas klebonas = kunigas Ku-
dirka, pasitaike proga susipazin-
ii ne tik SUI sliuptarniais, bet ir
su paciu "baisiuoju'' sliupu. Kle-
bonas paskelbes, kad ta sekma-
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-11-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Void, BIZ
loxi, were Sunday afternoon
guests of the Woodlands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamar Harris,
Lake Charles, La, visited Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Harris Friday.
The regular library meeting
will be held Tuesday at the school
with a Thanksgiving dinner at
! 6 o'clock. Everyone will bring
a basket of food.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Goff and
Billie Jack, Ocean Springs, were
Saturday night guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Scott and family.
Recent Sunday afternoon guests
of Mrs. N. w. Ramsay were Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin Stewart. Gulfport.
The new voting precinct has
become the American Legion Post
building. Few voters went to the
polls Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Barber,
Mobile, were Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Dees.
Eye Improved
Gerald Bosarge's many friends
are happy to know his eye has
improved so much another opeIA-
tion may not be necessary. He is
visiting in Gulfport this week.
Maya Hanna, Helena, was
weekend guest of Kenneth Roy
Wilson.
Guests during the past week
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Mcgee were
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Stockstill,
Picayune, Pat Mcgee, Poplarville,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p Ulmer, Mobile,
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan, Yazoo City,
M. L. Hatten and Chief Stafford,
Pascagoula, Mrs. Rud d m n,
Ocean Springs and Mr.. and Mrs.
W. j. Evans, Gulfport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Harris and
family and Mrs. Burton Roberts
were business visitors to Gulfport
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Davis and
daughters were visitors in Gulf
port and Pascagoula Saturday.
Thursday night Lees independ-
ent basketball team played d'Iber-
vile there, being defeated one
point. Lee Entrekin is coach of
the home team.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Mitchell and
son, Victoria, Tex, left the first
of the week for their home after
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visit of several weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. f. S. Mitchell.
The Rev. Howard Dawson,
Church of Christ, Biloxi, was a
visitor with Mr.. and Mrs. f S.
Mitchell Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Sumner, Mo
bile, arrived Saturday for a visit
with relatives.
In Japan
Mrs. Gladys Hays Mitchell has
received word that her brother.
Pfc. Kenneth E. Hays is stationed
at hospital in Japan. He COM
pleted course in mechanical
drawing and attended Bakers
field, Calf. high school before
going into service. He is son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hays, Bakers
field, but formerly of Pascagoula.
Mrs. Cora Kelly, who has been
in Centerville. Ind, for num-
Der of months, is visiting her son
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Jib Kel-
ly.
Mrs. Emma Tew, who has been
in i'll health for some time, is not
doing well.
E. S. Mitchell, who is employed
in Stone county, spent the week
end here with his family.
Mrs. ]. w. Courtney, wife of
the Methodist pastor, has been
confined to her bed the past week.
A number from here attended
the opening of the Moore garment
plant in Ocean Springs Friday
night
Miss Peggy Golf, Moss Point,
attended family night at the Me-
thodist church Wednesday night
where her mother was guest
speaker.
Mrs. Lydia Brook, Houston,
Tex, is here on a visit to her
brother, H. D. Morris, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Davis,
Perkinston, were at home for the
weekend.
Mrs. Cliff Davis and Mrs. Jack
Fletcher went to Pascagoula
Thursday as judges for the Negro
fair.
Tom Havens, Orange, Tex, has
been visiting relatives and friends
here the past week. This is his
first visit back TO his old home
since 1912.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-11-17
BY Mrs. Ray Havens

Mrs. Edward Vaughn entertain
ed her sn, Dougie, on his third
birthday with party at the fam
lily home. Harry Davis and Bon
ME Delaney won prizes. Favors
were ballons and candy. Birth
day cake and punch we're served
to Robert Vaughn, Janice and
Gloria Roberts, Wayne Davis,
Rosa Berry, wye Steelman, Trudy
FURRY, Frances and Bonnie De-
laneey, Jennie and Carol Sue
Murphy, Tommy and Wanda
Tootle, Edith and Sharon FURRY,
James and Edith Lockard. Forest
and Mark Roraback. Harry Davis
and Mesdanes Rupert Roberts,
Henry Davis, Russell Berry. Rich
ard Steelman, Cliff Furry, Aus
tin Delaney, Bilbo Tootle, Quin-
ton FURRY, Jacob LoclSard and
Gill, Rorabak.
A-recent party was given by
Mrs. Austin Delaney for her two
daughters, Faye and Frances. A
three-tiered cake was cut. The
rooms were decorated with ball
ons: Prizes went to Tommy Tootle
and Connie Lou Taylor. Present
Christiana Fletcher, Patty Carol
Harris, 10 Ann Hawley, Chris,
John Allen, Aileen and Robert
Murphy, Connie and Bennie Tay-
lor,. Jenny and Gale Murphy, Lin
da Moore. James Lockard, Jim
mie Kelley, Trudy Furry, wye
Steelman, Doris and David Cum
ningham, Gloria and Janice Rob
erts, Gloria Scott, Edith and Shar-
on FURRY, Tommy and Wanda
Tootle, Glenda, Robert and Dougie
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Mr.. and Mrs, ]. H. Blackwell,
Kreole, visited the Robert Braggs
dent; Max Walker, secretary
treasurer: Connie Lou Taylor. re-
porter; Sarah Jo Rouse, Barbara
Fay Rounsaville and Wyatt Ward
rop, program committee.
A special bus carried the All
boys and girls to Pascagoula Sat
urday for All Council meeting.
Conrad Mallette, who won a
trip to the 23rd FLA convention,
accompanied A. E. Strain on a
tour last week. He talked of his
trip in Leakesville, Washington
and Sandhill.
Mrs. Willie Firth. who is home
making instructor, has been called
to the bedside of her seriously i'll
fathre in Hattiesburg. Her moth
er is also sick.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-11-17
News From Vuncleuve
Mrs. Edward Vaughn Host AT Party
al Home Honoring Young Son. Doug

Vaughn, Cinda Berry, Wayne
Davis, Betty and Dorothy Davis,
Mesdames Maudree Tootle, Rete
Murphy, Katherine Roberts, Eve
lyn Davis, Clara Eta Cunning
ham, Hazel Vaughn, Dot Davis
and Roy FURRY.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Walker and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.. Lawley, Gulf
port. were guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. Al Stagg and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Havens and
children visited in Daisy Vestry
Sunday afternoon.
Neighborhood Sing
A sing was held at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Rouse Satur-
day night with large crowd
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Barrett
and children, Gulfport, were Sun
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. T.
Woodman and family.
Mrs. Cliff FURRY and Miss Eve
lyn Jennings gave a surprise
birthday party for Jimmie FURRY
Sunday night at Steelmans. There
were about 40 guests. Punch and
cake were served.
Saturday night and Sunday
guests of the Rev. and Mrs. Wayne
Barton and son were Sgt. and
Mrs. Lewis G. Barton and daugh-
ter, Eglin Field, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Daniels and
two children and Miss Sue Dan
iels, Mobile, were weekend guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Daniels.
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A turkey shoot and food sale
will be held Saturday at the
American Legion Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Langley and
son have moved into the pretty
home at camp ground where they
will be caretakers.
Sunday afternoon guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Davis were Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Saia and son. Mr. and
Mrs. Babe Baker, Perkinston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Walker
and family, Lucedale, were Sun
day guests of their parents and
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. R.
Havens.
w. A. Scott and son, Kip Rouse
and Billie Jack Goff attended the
poplarville-O e-Ocean Springs foot
ball game Friday night in Ocean
Springs.
A group of Evergreen women
spent Thursday with Mrs. l.. P.
Hawley and quilted a quilt to be
sold for the Latter Day Saints
church.
Back Home
Mrs, B. H. Walker, who has
been visiting relatives in Arkan-
sas, has returned to her home
here.
H. ID. Morris is out again after
being confined to his home for
several days as result of recent
painful accident to his leg.
Mrs. ~ c. Everett and daugh-
ter, Moss Point, and Mrs. Bessie
Nicely, Pascagoula, were in Van
cleave Tuesday combining busi-
ness and pleasure.
Mrs. Azaline Havens and daueh-
ter visited relatives in Pascagoula
and Moss Point Sunday after
noon.
Grass has been planted on part
OF the front lawn of the school
grounds.
A magician entertained the
children Friday afternoon with
some interesting acts.
The fifth grade Good Times
Club met Wednesday and elected
as officers Boyce Taylor, presi-
dent, Wyatt Wardrop, vice -presi-
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Sunday. Mr.. Blackwell had been
visiting his family before return
ing to jackson Monday for furth-
er medical treatment.
Johnny Devers is visiting Ray
Miller in Chicago where he is en-
ployed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lesly Devers, New
Orleans, spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Blackwell.
Orange Lake basketball teams
played the Hurley teams with the
girls being victorious. The boys
game was rained out.
George L. and Wallace r. Dew
ers celebrated their birthdays this
week.
Visits Summer Home
John O'Donnell, Mobile, spent
a few days at his summer home
on Goodies Lake. Mr.. and Mrs.
O'Donnel have just returned from
a weeks vacation on st. Johns
river in Florida. Mrs. O'Donnell
caught a nine-pound, l0-ounce
trout to win a trophy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boots Poole an
nounce birth of son, Gary, at
County Hospital recently.
Friends of Mrs. Benny Stark
will be glad to hear she is i'm
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Fl. E. Delmus Given
PortY Celebrating
His Eighth BirthddY

Mrs. Robert U. Delmas was
hostess to IA of the young friends
of her son, H. E. Delnas, at a
party at her Pascagoula home on
Taft Saturday afternoon cele-
brating his eighth birthday,
Games furnished diversion,
with Mike Ray and Ann Hilburn
coming off as prize winners.
Mrs. Delmas was assisted by
Mrs. M. L. Pol in serving refresh
ments.
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proving following an operation at
County Hospital.
Mrs. Ellen Danley and son visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. George Devers
Saturday.
Mrs. c.. u. Danley is expecting
her daughters and sons-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Neil and
Mr.. and Mrs. Donal Neil, Calves
ton, home in time for Thanksgiv-
ing and they plan to remain un-
til after the Christmas holidays.
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The Shinkolobwe uranium mine
in the Belgian Congo was discov-
cred in 1915.
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bigger car inside. vet a car that's
more compact outside for easier
handling in traffic. easier parking.
You'll find new. greater visibility
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direction. And compare the handling
ease +. the riding Smoothness 6. :.
the road-hugging stability of Dodge
with cars costing much, much morel
And what car. at any price, can
give you the Dodge reputation for
dependability that means long car
life, fewer repair bills? Come in to-
day. See how YOU can save $1,000
with today's bigger value Dodge.
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News From FRANKLIN CREEK
News From FRANKLIN CHEl
Robert Braggs
Are Hosts To
j. H. Blackwell
BY Mrs. Robert Bragg

Mr.. and Mrs, ]. H. Blackwell,
Kreole, visited the Robert Braggs