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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-03

Good fashion at easy-to-take price is of the
things American garment industry believes sressng
Because fashion outlook in America is governed by
the market manufacturers feel that it is important
that good taste extend itself through all price that
honestly claim the title of being the best dressed
Nation in the world
To satisfy the warnings of great many who would like
to be able to afford original French fashions many firms
effect compromise and buy original models in Paris which
restricted to them and which they produce in New
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-03

word. or causes them to fall into a
diSpirited routine that stiles am
bition.
4. Expecting loyalty to the eX-
tent of covering for him when he's
playing hockey, yet giving no
loyalty in return, such as not de-
Tending the girl when she is false
ly blamed in a situation of which
he is fully cognizant.
Are you equal to handling each
of the above problem bosses? Can
you gently change their Office
practices and better the atmos-
Iphere in which you work to every
ones advantage? You can if you
are of the caliber that wins sue
cess. Strategy in handling diff
cult people is something that can
be learned.
In the case of No. l, by a subtle
account of the successful outcome
of work assigned you, you can call
attention to your proves without
Boosting. In the case of No. 2, by
Itactful suggestions you can smooth
out the work schedules. If your
problem is No. 3, by your own ex-
smplary manner you can set pat
tern of conduct for every one in the
office. And No. 4 is a problem that
can be resolved by quiet discus
sion.
Note the key words I'm each of
those solutions-Subtle, tactful
exemplary and quiet-all are keys
to charm. Master them, and you'll
be irreplaceable; soon you'll dis
cover you have a boss who's faI
less reproachable!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-03

A worthwhile investment in charm for
every girl starting a business career
every girl or woman now in business who
IS eager to reach top-f1ight success. It
tells you how to, make that important
reveals secrets on how to hold your Job.
See how easy it is to choose a suitable
wardrobe. Save time-uncertainty-
needless worry through these shortcut
steps in charm that lead to your success.
Write to me in care Of The Star and in
close 10 cents in coin, plus stamped,
Ielf- addressed return envelope.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22
1851 lapkriSio % d. : Nr.47

das, kuris NUNS yra paslaptin-
gas, kaip ir visa musu ateitis.
Tolumoj pradejo rysketi apgy-l
vendintos zemes lopas. Ir, juo
artyn plaukeme, pro uoste sto-
vinciu laivu kaminus ryskejo
vienas antras murinis pastatas,
o uz jo, j kalniuka, virtynes is
krypusiu, paramstytu, kazkokiu
lapu stogais lusneles. Apsiniau-
kusiame, smulkiais lasais krap-
nojanciame danguje tos pastures
rymojo dar liudniau. Mes bailiai
dairemes vienas j kita ir NUNS
susikalbeti jau zodziai sebuvo
reikalingi. Atvaziavom, stai, cia
jieskoti laimes, kurios nepali-
kom, kurios juk nerado simtme-
ciais tose pasiurese gyvena juo-
di, rudi, gelsvi ir balti, taciau
toxic pat kaip ir mes zmones.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22
SENlAU lR DABAR
r. S. KARPIUS
X. s. KARPIUS

visokiu zemos rusies zmoniu,
net kriminalistu, ir ia KLINE ne
So ko didziuotis -.
Prezidentas Linkolnas 1864 m.
paskelbe Padekos Dienos mine
jima, kuris ivyksias kasmet pa
skutini lapkricio ketvirtadieni.
Ir taip ejo, kol pastarais laikais
Prez. Rooseveltas, biznieriu spi-
riamas, nustate Padekos Diena
svesti ketvirta lapkricio ketvir-
tadieni, mes lapkritis laikas nuo
laiko turf penkis ketyirtadienfus.
Penktas jau buna perarti Ka-
ledoms, kas, biznieriu isskaicia-
vimu, kenkia Kaledu bizniui.
Ia palaiko dabar ir Prezidentas
Trumanas. Padekos diena dabar
virto amerikieciu persivalgymo
diena, mes tai didziausia valgy-
mo svente. Kalakutai virto pa
| dekos" sventes auka, ju au-
ginimas isvyste j dideli bizni.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22
PADEKOS sVENTE

81 svente turi pradzia 1921 M,
kada prizes metus "Mayflower
laivu atvyko pirmutiniai anglai
kolonistai, islipo prie Plymouth
Uolos, Mass, pabege nuo religi-
niu ir politiniu persekiojimu Eu-
ropoje, ir apsigyveno Ameriko-
je.
lie pateko, galima suprasti, j
la.ai sunkias salygas, tureje
pradeti gyventi dvieju savo ran
~ pastangomis. Metus isvarge,
sulauke siokio toxic derliaus, SUI
lengi "Padekos svente", j ja
sukviesdami' ir savo kaimynus,
G--augiskus indenus.
Serieji amerikieciai dabar de-
de- didziausias pastangas irody-
ii, kad jie kile is tu 'Mayflower"
pilig-ir1u. Xiii gi, lyg pasiprie-
sindami teigia, kad tuo laivu ta-
da atplauke j Amerika ir daug
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22
Ke|iu' j Ko|um bija

ia, ne vienas nesiteike NUNS
parodyti savo sypsenos.
Panamos kanalo zonos vande-
nys mus sutiko prieslektuviniu
pabuklu salvemis. Keli lektuvai
vilko marskas padangemis, o
kazkur dziunglese paslepti pa
buklai JUGS vaizdavosi esant su
raudonomis penkiakampemis.
Cia jau visi drasiai ejome
komisaro biura pasiimti leidimQ
islipti j kranta. Taciau salia ko-
misaro stovejo amerikieciq uos-
to karininkas ir jo akivaizdoj ko.
misaras pareiske, kad j kranta
is IRO keleiviu gales islipti tik-
tai lietuviai.
Musu turtingieji kaimynai ia.
tai isgirde taip ir liko issizioje
stoveti, tiktai po valandeles
pradejo triuksmingai destyti sa-
vo argumentus. Bet amerikietis
kietai pasake me" ir nuejo.
Vengrai, lenkai, rusai, latviai
eme piktai j mus zvalgytis, is
musu komisaras pareikalavo
rastisku irodymu, kad esame lie
tuviais. Amerikieciu karines val
dzios Vokietijoj ismintingai pa
ruostuose musu pasuose niekur
negalejai rasti jokio savo tau
tybes irodymo ir pradejom vers-
tis po pinigines. Kai kas turejo
dar vokieciu isduota vidaus pa
So 'Kennkarte', kitas bande iro.
dineti laiskais ir visokiais po-
piergaliais. Bet komisaras mo-
kejo tiktai italiskai ir jokiq 70.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22
Z. Musu laukia bakuzes
SamanOtOS

Ramusis vandenynas sutiko
mus vesiu veju> ir pasisiaususia
nugara. Godziai sekeme netoli-
mas musu naujosios tevynes pa
krantes stengdamiesi atspeti
kas slepiasi uz tu leksciu, ne
izengiamais miskais apaugusiu
krantu. Tx kur ne kur medziu
paunksnese pasirodydavo viena
antra zvejo lusnele ir vel tanki,
paslaptinga zaluma.
Rankiojant j lagaminus issi-
meciusius skudurus, musu sic
las pamazu pradejo uzgulti ne
rimas, kuris neleidzia gimna-
zistui ramiai uzmigti paskutinia
jo linksmu atostogu nakti, mes
rytoj, stai, pasibaige juokai ir
reikia stQti ziauriems mokyto-
Jams j axis laikyti egzaminQ.
Nuns rytoj irgi baigiasi turis-
tines pramogos ir isdaigos ir
turesime stoti laikyti gyveni-
mo egzaninq. Svetimas ir ne
zinomas gyvenimas, gal jam ne
same pasiruose, gal kova SUI juo
bus virs musu jegu ir gal tose
rungtynese nepasieksime ne tik
finalo, bet ir pusfinalio.
Ir stai isauso rytas ir jurei-
vial NUNS rodo prizes axis zemes
iskysull, o uz jo = Buenaventu-
"a. Vardas, kuris uzraSytas ant
visu musu deziu ir maisu, var
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22
LIETUVIS VYSKUPAS
.AMERIKOJE?

AMERIKOJE?
Dirvos mr.. 43 tilpo straipsnis
"Parapiju nulietuvinimas netei-
setas", kuriame reiskiama vii
tis, kad taip butu galima Ame-
rikoje tureti sava lietuvi vysku-
pa ;. nors kartu nusakoma, kad
tam galimybiu greiciausia nera.
Amerikos lietuviams, ypac
naujai suvaziavusiems, savotis-
kai lietuviskai galvojant, tikrai
noretQsi, kad Kataliku Bazny-
cia leistu tureti cia musu parapi-
JOINS tvarkyti savo vyskupa, ku-
ri turime, tik reikia tam gauti
patvarkymu is anksciau.
Taip naujakuriai galvoja tais
paciais ESTABLISHMENTS, kaip kad
noredami, jog patti Amerika =
svetima valstybe - daugeli da-
lyku pritaikytq ir pakeistu taip,
kaip buvo Lietuvoje. Kodel ne
noreti: juk lietuviai gyveno sa-
vo suverenineje valstybeje, ture-
jo savo tvarka, O dabar cia Wis
kas kitaip 80.
Bet kai pagalvosi, kad ne vie
nj ietuviai, bet ir daug kitu
tautybiu Amerikoje gyvena, vi
81 SUI skirtingais morals ir pa
geidavimais, -lengva bus supras-
tt, kad lietuviu noru patenkinti
negalima ir niekas to nedarys,
mes tada reiktu ir visu kitu tau
tybiq reikalavimus patenkinti. O
aisku, kad tas reikstu grizima !
Babelio boksto dienas.
Cia noriu priminti ir naujiems,
If seniesiems amerikieciams, ku-
rie jau bus uzmirse, kad 1917
metu liepos menesi lietuviai bu-
vo patieke kardinolui Gibbons,
Baltimoreje, prasyma ir pagei-
davima, skirt Amerikos lietu-
viams sava vyskupa. Kardinolas
ta lietuviu pageidavima atme-
te, sakydamas, "Kataliku skirs-
tymas pagal tautas tik pakenks
katalikybei".
Toks jau yra Kataliku Bazny-
CLOS nuostatas, jo grieztai lai-
kosi Americas kardinolai, arki-
vyskupai ir vyskupai.
Gal daugiausia del Stu prie-
zasciu, norint tureti religine lais-
We, ivairiu tautu kataliku tarpe
atsirado taip vadinamu "nepri-
klausomu' kunigu, vyskupu ir
arkivyskupu, kurie bande kurti
Romai nepriklausomas parapi-
jas, argumentuodami, kad EMO
niu sudeti turtai j baznycias tu-
ri skaitytis ju paciu nuosavybe,
o ne bendru vyskupijos turtu.
Ir lietuviai kai kur turejo tokias
savo parapijeles, bet ir jos vie
ma po kitai krito. Vieni priklau-
Sc lenku vyskupui, kiti paskiau
sumane patys tapti "vyskupais" !,
ar "arkivyskupais".
Kataliku baznycios nuostatas
nesiskirstyti Amerikoje pagal
tautas, sudare lengviausia iseitl
musu nutautejusiems klebonams
atmesti net savo parapijieciu
pageidavima mokyti lietuvius
vaikucius savo tevu kalbos pa
ciu lietuviu ikurtose parapijl
mokyklose. Tie klebonai griezta.
laikosi tik tikejimo ir baznycios
biznio, patriotizmas jiems tus
cias dalykas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22
TREMTINYS PUOLA
TREMTINIUS

Jonas Armonas (nors Ameri-
kos pilietis), pats 1910 metals
nuo bolseviku is Lietuvos pa
beges SUI puse savo saimos, EMO
na su kitu vaiku palikes ziau-
riam likimui, be jokio reikalo
priverte savo dukteri parasyti
j Cleveland News laiska, kuris
svetimiems sudarys ispudi, kad
visi lietuviai DIP, atvaziave Ame-
rikon, nenori dirbti, del to, kad
jis pazista pora tremtiniu, ku-
rie, anot Armono, nedirbo
Lietuvoje ir apsieina nedirbe
Amerikoje.
Kodel tas turetu Armona py-
KNIT, jeigu jie gall be darbo pra-
gyventi, nieko neskriausdami? ?
Jeigu jis norejo juos uz ka pa
barti galejo savo spaudoje pa
barti, ne griebtis sitaip savo
lizda dergti.
Be prasmes Armonas ivelia ir
i karo pramone nepriimamus
tremtinius, lyg noredamas pri-
vesti, kad jie kalti, kan dirbtu-
YES reikalauja j tuos darbus
Americas pilieciu.
Pats Armonas tame laikrasty
graziai isreklamaves patti pirmu-
TIM lietuvi tremtini, stojusi
Americas kariuomenen, dabar
lyg visiems prikisa nenorejima
kariuomenen eiti, nes Korejos
karas nesas Amerikos karas.
Armonas, dirbdamas ir gy-
vendamas su Americas zmone-
mis-, juk girdi, ta patti sakant ir
amerikiecius, todel sunku 'su-
prasti, kodel jis ta argumenta
panaudojo lietuviams tremti-
MANS ir savo tautai igilti, lysda-
mas j amerikieciu spauda.
Oar negraziau Armonas bal
gia savo laiska, kuriame nori
primesti musu tremtiniams ka
tai turejus su Hitleriu ir Stall
nu. -. Esa del to jie bija pildyti
savo pareiskimus gauti darbo
karo pramoneje, kur tokiu pa
reiskimu reikalauja 80.
Bendrai, Armonas neturi jo-
lio pasiteisinimo, darydamas
,okius apkaltinimus ir kenkda
mas visiems lietuviams.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22

diniu argumentu neeme deme-
sin. 1r mes netrukus sprnkom is
laivo pilnomis itarimo sirdimis,
kad uosto vadovybej turi butt
lietuvis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22

9 ELES s
1irkti lietuviams maloniausia pc
lily krautuvej prie Lietuviq Sale:
Cia pasijusit kaip ir lietuviskoj krau.
tuvej. Cia galesit gauti ir
LIETUVIsKU KALEDINIU
ATvIRUKV
Pasirinkimas is 7-niq rlsiQ.
FRIENDLY FLOWER sHOPPE
6901 Superior Ave.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22
6. Tx lietuviams isimtis

Oar nespejus gerai isausti is
tolo pamateme liepsnojancias
Curacao naftos rafinerijas. Cia
visa zeme persisunkusi nafta,
visos pakrantes nustatytos mil
ziniskais naftos tankais, visi ke-
liai ir laukai ispinti vamzdziais.
Pakrantemis tyvuliuoja juodo
tirsto asfalto ezerai.
/ mdsu laiva kranais uzkele
didziules zarnas, per kurias is
tisas valandas tekejo juodas
skystimas - maistas galingiems
laivo motorams tolimai kelionei.
Su gailesiu tolinomes nuo tos
prabangiskos saleles, nuo jos
puosniuju vilu. Musu laivas pa
suko garbiniuota Karaibu jura
paskutiniais Atlantic vandenimis.
Ne vien is jureiviu, kuriais jau
ememe visai nebetiketi, zinojo-
me apie garsius Karaibu jdros
ryklius ir godziai dairemes tike-
damiesi pamatyti ju pulkus. De-
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(Tesinys is pereito numerio)
4. Keliaujancios gyvosios
prekes

tq vejas mus norejo nubloksti
nuo rausvQ, j vandenyna susme-
gusiomis uolomis, Portugalijos
krantQ. Bet Vespucci ryztingai
pjove pasisiaususius vandenis,
kol siauroj kalno papedej pasi-
rode baltu, kaip vaikisku kubi-
niq zaisleliu pristatyta juosta -
Lisabona.
Vel kompaktiskai atakuojame
laivo komisara, kad leistu mus
kranta. Bet jis turejo iris nak-
tbs laisvo laiko ir sugalvojo nau-
ja iseiti. Gerai, as leisiu, bet
portugalu policija telegraph pra-
nese, kad ne vieno tevynes ne
turincio keleivio neleisianti is
lipti.
Mes bJtume ne DIP, jei patti
ketume tokiu tvirtinimu ir to-
kiu portugalu policijos mumis
susirupinimu. Kantriai laukem
sustojant laivo ir ruosemes
graudziai kalbai su Salazaro val
dzios atstovu. Laivas sustojo,
bet portugalo nematyti. Taip, jis
matyti, bet laivo apacioj, tiltelio
gale, krante. O tilteli saugoja
laivo jureivis ir neleidzia NUNS
uzmegsti pazinties su portugal
lu.
Jau ituze vel apsilankome pas
komisara. Jis issisukineja. Mes,
pajute jo silpna vieta, reikalau-
jam portugalo. Kalbon isimaiso
xiii auksti laivo karininkai, ku-
riQ vienas, netekes kantrybes,
atvoze isminties knyga ir pasa-
ke visa teisybe:
- Ar JUS zinote, kad JUS esa-
te ne keleiviai, bet keliaujanti
gyva preke?!
Nors tatai NUNS nebuvo pri-
trenkianti naujiena, bet Wis tik
buvo malonu isgirsti ne is IRO
lupu.
Nuns bevedant j krastutinu-
mus nueinancias kalbas, prime
nant artimoj praeity buvusius ir
esamus pasaulio valdovus, kitos
"keliaujancios prekes" tue tar
pu nuo kranto prisiviliojo portu-
gala, jam isdeste reikala ir jis
pabrauke per ora placiai ranka,
atseit, prasau. Komisaras umai
pasijuto kaip riteris be skydo ir
musQ didele dalis, be kliucius ga
We leidimus, kulvirksciais isgriu-
vo is laivo. O, labai piktam val
danciam komisarui praeinant
pro Sail, kazkas paslaptingai
sveptelejo:
- Vargu, ar visi sugris at
gal j laiva -.
Bet, deja, sugrizo visi. Afro
do, musu tarpe nebuvo tokiu,
kurie butu numate savo inkara
nuleisti Europoje.
5. Vargas zmogui SUI trumpom
kalnem
| La Guayra iplaukeme nakti
ir kelias valandas dribsojome
ramioj juroj ant inkaro, kol We
necuelos pakranciu policija,
ginkluota baisiais kardais, pa
togiai issimiegojo, uzkando ir,
prize juodos kavos puodelio, su-
ruke po gera uzsienini, tikriau-
siai neapmuituota, cigara.
Naujasis nematytas kontinen-
tas mus sutiko necailestinga
karsta orc srove, kalnuotose
pakrantese sypsojosi j mus lem
tines, ivairiaspalves lusneles,
kuriose vietoj langu ir duru bu-
vo juodos skyles, aptupusios to-
kiais pat juodais jQ gyventojais.
cia islipimas j kranta buvo
laisvas. Musu kaimynai, megsta
patogumus, isskubejo apsipirk-
tt. Taciau mes smarkiai nuste-
BONE, kai po trumpo laiko pa
mateme juos griztant su tusciais
krepsiais, inirtusius ir kazka
beplustancius. Argi Venecueloj
bananu nera? Ne, bananu kali
mai, tik miesto policija atkreipe
ypatinga demesi j ju trumpas,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22

prantama, jie pasirinko pirmaja.
Ziauriai apsiginklavusi uosto
policija rupestingai ejo savo pa
reigas. Lipant is laivo kiekvie-
nam vyriskiui ciupteledavo uz
kiseniu ir, uzciuope ten peiliuka,
j tue tuojau konfiskuodavo sa-
vo asmeniskai gerovei.
O karsta 7 parallels saule ne
gailestingai ciulpe musu pra-
kaito laSus.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-03-22
Clubs
sMrs. Clark Hostess
To Party For John

Mrs. Hayes Clark was hostess
to a surprise birthday supper in
honor of her son John on his 18th
birthday, Saturday at $50 o. m.
Seven young friends were pre-
sent to help him enjoy the occas-
ion.
The table was conferred with
a birthday cake of green and
white, topped by large sham
rock and eleven green and white
candles. Each place setting mark
er was a shamrock with clever
poem, the end of which lines
rimed with the name of each
guest.
Refreshments of S h MIRO k
squares and ice cream were serv-
ed the group, who after supper
attended the Saturday night re-
creation at Lexington High
School gymnasium
Present were Patty Povall Lii
liam Davis, Triana Wilson, Eve
Ign Dell Armstrong, Ward Reav-
es, Billy Gene Carroll, and John
Weathersby.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-03-22
Personals
Joe Chopmon Wins
ToIent Show Award

Joe Chapman, Lexington High
school student won first place in
the VFW variety show and ia
lent contest held Friday night in
the Grammar School auditorium.
for his vocal rendition of "Ole
Man River" accompanied by Ce-
Gle Mason at the piano. Second
and third places were won by
Johnny Marlborough of Pickens,
for his piano solo, and Wayne
Lllis, Lexington high school stu
dent. for a humorous vocal num-
Der accompanied by himself on
the guitar.
Judges were Miss Joyce Will
liams, Miss Earline Roberts, and
Miss Anne Cook, agent fro m
Hollywood, California, who plan
ned the show.
Proceeds of SIS were Melted by
the VIEW auxiliary.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-03-22
Here From Wyoming
For Several Week

Mrs. Harry Astin. sister of the
late DR.. r. M. Stephenson. came
Tuesday for a few days visit
with Mrs. Bessie Hall and old
friends here, before leaving for
Jackson to visit Mrs. R. M. Ste
phenson, and continuing to Nat
chez for the tours, Monroe, Lou
isiana, and Florida, where she
will visit her uncle Mr.. D a n
Stephenson, formerly of Lexing-
ton for a few weeks.
Mrs. Astin will also visit her
son, Harry Mills Astin. of Wash
ington, D. c. She drove here via
Denver, Colorado Springs, Tulsa,
and the Ozarks, where she stop
ped at several points to visit fri
ends.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-03-22
Egg Hunt Given
BEGINNERS Class

Mrs. Clarence B. Minyard and
Mrs. Roy Young were hostess to
the beginners Sunday Sc h DOL
class taught by themselves and
Mrs. Ed Holloman, at party and
egg hunt held Wednesday at
o. m. at the Methodist Educa-
tional building.
The enrolment of % was in
vited. Games were played with
refreshments served.
A prize was given for the child
finding the largest number OF
eggs.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-03-22
Gorden Club Plans
For Annual Flower Show

The Lexington Garden club met
March 20 in city hall with Mrs
G.. HI. Marlborough, flower show
chairman, in charge of the pro
gram. Mrs. P. H. Williams told
of exhibits for the show, giving
ideas and information on speci-
mems and arrangements. Spring
will be the theme to be expres
sed in all the exhibits.
Mrs. J. F. Williams, president,
named committees to serve as
hostesses for the day of the show
and appointed Mrs. L. P. John
son, Mrs. E. w. Rainwater and
Mrs. w. r. Ellis, Jr., as nominal
ing committee for club officers
for another two years.
Mrs. Edwin Whites beautiful
horticulture specimens of three
priced varieties of daffodils was
a special feature of the afternoons
program. Mrs. White of the pro-
gram committee also announced
that Mr.. M. T. Young of Tallulah
Louisiana, will be guest speaker
at the April II meeting. on the
subject, Iris"
Mrs. J. B. Walton, chairman OF
the committee to choose and name
the date for the flower show. is
to announce the date of the show
later.
Copies of rules for the flower
show were given members by
Mrs. Marlborough, who also nam.
ed committee chairmen.
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Society
Adelaide Romsey Fetes
Guests With Coke Part,

Adelaide Ramsey honored her
two New Albany houseguests.
Marjorie Ann Brown and Julia
Parks, with a Coke party on Sat-
urday at 4 p. m. in her home.
Twelve friends called during the
hour. She was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. w. A. Ramsey.
The Easter theme was used in
the party motif and decorations
of purple Dutch Iris and spirea.
Refreshments of Cokes. Pigs'N'
Blankets, open-faced sandwiches
and olives were served.
The hostess presented her
guests with gifts of white sum-
mer earrings.
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Coxbure Seniors Give
PIuy On March 10Th

Coxburg High School will pre-
sent its annual senior play
Beads On A String" on Thurs.
day, March 90, in the School au.
ditorium, it is announced by Mrs
R. w. Almond, class sponsor.
The public is invited to attend
the presentation. The play is q
three-act comedy. promising
many laughs.
The Girls Glee club under the
direction of Mrs. Mcintosh will
entertain between acts.
An admission will be charged
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Library To Close
Thursday Afternoons

Beginning March 10Th and con-
tinuing through the month of
August the Lexington Library
will be closed on Thursday after
moons and not Wednesday as has
been the policy. This change in
closing date is made to conform
with the regulation recently pass
ed by the business firms of the
city which will also close Thurs
days.
Irene S. Money,
Librarian.
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Patients at the Hospital

49, sH~ sSSkbA&s
January 30
]. G. Herbert, Lexington.
February rs
Mrs. Norma Hanson, Goodman
March 3
Mrs. Betty Winpigler, Lex.
March S
Mrs. M, G. Stephenson, Lex.
March IL
Mrs. John Hearn, Lexington
March l3
Mrs C. G. Mcknight, Pickens
March Ia
Leo Maness, Lexington
discharged 49,
Mrs. Maggie Swinney, Lex.
Mmch Is
Mrs. Vernon Hathcock, Lex.
discharged 2D
March Is
Mrs. Paul Hanson, Lexington
expired Is,
March IL
Mrs. w. M. Reynolds and baby
girl, Eden
discharged 19)
Mrs. w. E. Jones, Tchula
Mrs. H. E. Mullen, Lexington
Jimmy Cunningham, Tchuia
Murch l8
Diana Lee Terrell, Tchula
| discharged l9)
/, March Is
Mrs. Henry Pritchard, Lex.
discharged 2D
Morch 20
Mrs. Alma Reinhard. Tchula
Mdrch Fl
Allie Povall, Jr.. Lexington
Colored Patients
March 4
Ruby Powers, Durant
March
J. B. Woodley, Cola
March 6
/ Leila Wade, Lexington
Murch II
Beatrice Skinner and baby
girl, Lexington
| Mach Is
| Bernice johnson
discharged 16)
/ Mabel Lee Boyd and baby,
Pickens
Murch IL
Callie Thurmond, Tchula
Mrch 10
Mary Jane Montgomery, Lex.
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Visit From Woodland

Visit From Woodland
Weekend visitors with Mr.. and
Mrs. Farris Dendy were Mrs.
Dendy's mother, Mrs. Bess Aber-
nethy, and Mrs. Dendy's mother,
Mrs. G. D. Dendy, both of Wood
land. Visiting the Dendys were
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Lindsey of
Vicksburg here on Sunday.
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Brother Is Ill

Brother Is Ill
Mrs. Bessie Hall received a
message early this week that her
brother, w. B. "Bossy" Newsom,
is ill in hospital in Oxford.
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Expected Home
Bobby Berrnan is expected
home tonight from Ole Miss to
spend the weekend with his pa
rents, MIR. and Mrs. Joe E. Ber-
man.
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Weekend Here

Mrs. Homer Mckinney of In
dianola and Mr.. and Mrs. T. C.
Bunch and Gertie of Reform, Ala.
spent the weekend with Mr.. G.
D. McCaleb and Mrs. Inez Roach.
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Visitors From West Point

Mrs. J. A. King and daughter,
Linda of West Point, spent seve-
raj days with Mrs. Kings parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Brough, last
week. Friends of little Johnny
King, grandson of the Broughs,
will be sorry to know he has been
ill.