davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1952-08-14

a few Others"
Now this ofhandedly may sound like a
weird statement. True, the College All-StarS
are asked to meet the pro champions each
August in Soldier Field in this spectacle,
which comes 10 years of age tomorrow. But
on the other hand the All-Star coach-this
time it's Dodd of Georgia Techs handed
upward of so of the best college seniors of
the previous year.
They are herded to training camp at
Delafleld, Wis, and treated as so many thor
oughbreds on the eve of Kentucky Derby,
a PreakneSs or Belmont Among the care
Evening star., 1952-08-14

Totals Ally 721 II Totals 30 927 IL
Popped up for Miller in 9th.
Washington - 001 104 015-12
New York - O10 900 OIL
Runs-Yost 90. Coan. Jensen 80,
Runnels t2). Busby, Porterf1eld CD. Berra,
Woodling, McDougald, Brideweser. Errors
None. Runs batted in-Baker t3l. Run
nels. Jensen (5!, Vernon CD. Yost, Raschi,
Mize, MeDougald. Berra: Two-base hits. hits
Stolen hases-Snyder. Vernon. Sacrifice
Kluttz. Double play-Yost to Baker to
ysTn9n Left On basesWshingtgpn pcrta5 i5
| field, s. Of Raschi 81 Of Mcdonald, l;
Of Miller. 8; Struck outMBy Porterheld'
g.; by Raschi. 8; b., Miller. l. Hts
Donald, l in l Il innings; of Miller, 6 in
2 innings. Runs and earned runs-Of
Porterfield. A off Raschi. 6-6: of
Mcdonald 90: off Miller. 6-6. Winning
pitcher-Porterfield Old. Losing pitcher
l-Raschi 1879. Time-3:16.
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I0LalS 80 SoI IL IOCalS O4 % oS IL
'Lined out for Mcdonald in third.
fGrounded out for Bradshaw in ninth
Popped out for Consuegra in ninth.
some out when winning run scored.
WASHINGTON - 006 900 001 600 2
New York - $40 100 900 600 3-1(
Runs-Yost t2), Jensen, Runnels, Wood
zuto 90. Mantle CO, Berra (2l, Woodling
Noren. Errors Runnels. Vernon (2)
Kluttz, Collins. Rizzuto, McDougald. Run.
batted in-Hoderlein 80, Runnels, Wood
Bradshaw, Yost, Vernon co. Woodling (3)
Berra (2), Noren, Martin (2). Collins
Two-base hits-Hoderlein, Woodling. Riz.
zuto. Home run-Yost. Vernon. Double
play-McDougald to Martin to Collins
Left on baSeS-Washington, 5; New York
15 Bases on balls-Of johnson, 2; OF
Consuegra, L: of Ferrick, 4; of Gumpert
l; off KuZava, 8; of German, 2. Struck
out-By Moreno. 1; by ConSuegra, 2; By
Ferrick, 4; by Kuzava, 2; by German. z
Hits-Of Moreno. 5 in / inning; of
Johnson: in 22s innings: of Consuegra
2 in 4h innings; of Ferrick, in 4
innings (none out in 13th); OF Gumpert
. in u inning; of KuZava, 3 in 2h
innings; off Mcdonald, l in II inning; of
German, 3 in 10 innings. Runs and earned
runs-Moreno. Sd; johnson, 2-1; Con-
suegra, 90; Ferrick, 3-3; Gumpert, 90;
Kuzava, 6-6; Mcdonald. 90; German, 3-3
Wild pitch-Moreno, Ferrick. Winning
pitcher-Gorman (3-D. Losing pitcher
Ferrick (3-3). Time-4:O1. Attendance
Evening star., 1952-03-30

Everybody knows that bigger
volume means a better deal for
you. And Uncle Joe Cherner is
the biggest dealer in name used
cars in the country. You get the
best deal on an automobile, be-
cause Uncle Joe Cherner moves
ears by the thousand! It's a fact
that nearly 100000 motorists have
proved to themselves -. and you
can prove it today! See Uncle Joe
Cherner first drive home the
No. deal on an automobile! i.
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4545; Maggie saffold 100; Poyall Prtg.
90. s73; Povall Printing Co. low
Poval Printing Co. 385: Denton Rosa
mond asa s5: Edith Stewart 1890;
denton Rosamond 400; same 1880;
Mary L. Mcclellan 10000; E. c. Buford
$780, w Farmer 1850; S. S. Truitt
II 90; Povall Printing Co. 24.lo; The
Fincher Co. O59; J. NJ. Hoff 81. 10;
Terrys Garage 60: City of Lexington
.05; same IS 30; A, l.. Presley, J. +.
800; ". ]. Mcdaniel 100; a. A. Whlte
head Loo; Jack Castor 100, W
Malone LOO W. L. Parker loo; Z N
Prgsiey 100: DR.. II; L. GoW 8yh,,e o'0y'
p. 90; r. r. Byrd. Sheriff ll.20; Fl. b.
Jones, j p so. r. p. Gillespie 47O;
Redd Pest Control, Inc. 800, Tom l..
Ketchings Co a. %; The Fincher co.
053 Lewis Grocer Co. 10 Citdce
Suppl Co 2 SO; Marvel Cleaners 329i
Dement, Printing Co. 2.25; w X. sun
van 22s8O. joyce Williams l4O.2O; Lou
Use Sginney II 30; Jim Goodman lz.ooi
Daisy Anderson 10000; a. +. johnson
10000. Joyce Williams 85o; III. bott
1000; w. r. Sullivan 5.Ooi neue ! ii "a
Bros. i72. Miss. Power & Light 20.
AIS; same 1871 OF; same 1928; same 94el I;
LAWRENCE Prtg. co. 62 az; Tom l..
Ketchings Co 1862 80; Dement, Prtg.
Co 5aas f wynn 1877 so; Mary
Lou McKie q 90: Mrs. Doyle Simpson
800: Harry Worthey 800; II. r. Slaton
800. Mrs w. Z. Hearn 900; Mrs. Al
fred Hearn 800, Earl Covlngton 3uO'
Aubrey Pierce 800: II. o. Pettus 3o0'
J. f. ChisolIn 900; Mrs. J. r Sample
800; Mrs. ] w Summerlin 800; santa ANA
Jacket 800; Mrs. J. L. Brancn SU Nv,
Luther Upshaw 800; B. w. Humphrey
900; E.E. O'Renly 800; E. L; Brown
300; W. b. Lucas 800; /: Z. Mur re 6dl
800; The Natl. Laboratories 1871
The Fincher co. 1.9l; Durant News
so 90; Lexington Advertiser 9l.50; o.
flee Supply co. 243l; Tom L. Ketch-
ings Co. 81; office Supply Co. 6.5Oi
Tom L. Ketchings Co. 169; the Ia
loid Co. go Vining Typewriter SerV'
so; Peoples Drug Store OBS; LeXlng-
ton Advertiser Ill 80. Lexington Az
vertiser 81 2l K. F. Byrd 344.00; l.. II
Thompson SIS; f. w. Hooker. Trustee
5000; Office Supply Co. 77.35; Peoples
Drug Stors 1873; Beall's Drug Store
1870: Lewis Grocer Co. l.lo; Herman
Insurance Agency 4O.O3.
Bridge Fund.
1t is hereby ordered that the follow
ing accounts be allowed due and pay
able out of the Bridge Fund as fol-
lows:
King Lbr. Industries $1,000: The
Fincher Co 2l75, Matthias Lbr. Co.
22397; Choctaw, Inc. Asa; Stepp. &
Lott Lumber Co. SIS; King Lbr. Ind.
1858. f. & N. Products Co. 253 80;
G. d. Thornton 634.37: same 450.25;
Browne Bros. so. Love Wagon Co.
500; Lee Caldwell 150.00 Larry Ellis
rs 90; John Ben Yeager 14400; Wilson
Supply Co. 9l53; L. o. Spell and Son
8400, same $500: same 10000; Wesley
Edwards 1000: Bill Edwards 1900;
Byrd Abel 5000; H. o. Pettus 5000;
Vardaman Ables 1850: G. d. Thornton
54973; Lewis Gro Co. $50; II. L. Jen-
nings 191 90; The Fincher Co. $50; J.
w. Hocutt 1899.
Miscellaneous Funds:
1t is hereby ordered that the follow
ing accounts be allowed due and pay
able out of the Miscellaneous Funds
as follows. to-wit:
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Miss State Sanatorium 3l.00: same
zoo; Union Undertaking Assn. Is 90,
State Welfare Dept. 10000; N. Schur
7.54; Road 3 10000: II. L. Harrington
5000 Annie Eliza Greer 1900: Mrs.
Emma Chunn $500; Holmes County
Comm. Hosp. 10000; Health Dept.
1916; same 10000: Susie B. Minyard
Insurance Co. 1888; DR.. Van Dyke
Hagaman $50: DR.. J. c. Pegues 6-25:
Or. A. A. Derrick $50; Dist No. 2
Comm. Hosp. 500; l.. r. Thompson
257 Sc; Hilda Power 1850; L. r.
Thompson 1875; J. II. Oliver & Co.
1903 SO; hooker Insurance Agency 202.73;
Hutchinson and Allen 30.53; Renshaw
& w. B. Thomas 5000; The Bioscope
Manfg. Co 140.74; Hooker Insurance
Agency I24.l4; Beckley Cardy Co.
1887: Liberty Cash Grocery 1896;
Tchula Ice & Coal Co. 4379; same
SO Is; John NJ. Marlborough 1892; H,
K. CHM 32.40; same 34.40; The fin
cher Co. 428.64; Holmes County. Lii
brary $4,000; Mrs. Irene Money 300;
Mrs. J. B. Irving $500
1t is hereby ordered that NJ H,
James, County Engineer, be allowed
the sum of $4,000 for services renoered
Holmes County during the month of
March, 1852.
The Clerk of this Board is hereby
directed to pay all bonds and COUPONS
as they are presented for payment.
The Clerk of this Board is hereby
directed to issue warrants to Fish and
Game Commission in the sum of 500
being onehalf of fines collected dur
ing the month of March 1852.
Pursuant to due and legal advertise
ment for bids to purchase from Holmes
County an old A. y. HID No. 10 Tractor
the bid of Southern Equipment Sales
Co for the sum of $1,125.00 being the
highest and best bid is hereby ac-
cepted.
Pursuant to due and legal adver-
tisement for bids TO purchase from
Holmes County an old AW No. 10
pulltype grader the bid of Jackson
Road Equipment Co. for the sum of
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The Road Report for Separate Road
District No. / having been filed with
he Board and the same having been
, Ked by the Board, the following ac-
ot3ts are allowed due and payable
,ut OF Separate Road District No. i
nr salaries. labor materials and sup
,lie as follows:
l47 90: Clinton Booth 1900; Charlie
Glenn McNeer 1890; j. b. Sims
40 90. Buck Bevil $50 90; Vardaman
Barton 1900; Floyd McNeer i42 20;
Dave Grannttham APO; A. Z. R9 az.
Texaco Ser Sta. 1885; STANDARD. OIL
GO, 1901; The Texas Co. III 90; Lex
-,aton Wagon & Blacksmith 1885,
Gulf Serv Station 9.03; Super Serv.
Sta. 1850; Lexington Imp. Co. II 81;
Hollings,worth,s 1850; Gwin,Lail % &C. g.
Miss Road Supply Co. 200 So: Ham
NETT Gravel Co 426 90. Auto Parts &
sales Co. rs: Crown Serv. Sta. 200;
f. a. n Products 277 10; Gneml &
Hammett 1920; Peoples OIL Co. 2i355;
c D. Mccaleb io475; c. Q. Buck
In Re separate Road District No. 2.
tn Road Report FOR Separate Road
District No. 2 having been filed with
no Board and the sarne having been
0 Ked by the Board. II is hereby or
dared that the following accounts be
allowed payable out of Separate Road
District No 2, as follows, to-Wit.
A. c. Autry 149.8 80: Dennis Mcbride
l44 90; Richard Ellis $4,000; Jim Sid
don $4,000; Halbert Farmer $50 90;
Steve Maddox IA 90; Watkins,Ald-
mott ri co. Southern Equip. Sales,
Inc 1910. Hand Motor Co 621 on;
"Truz" Johnson Serv. Sta. 44.30:
Hammett Gravel Co, $4,000; Red 7
OIL Co. 3o8s7; Jackson Road Equip
Co. l14,47: Owen Mcclellan Garage
Holmes 500: George wilkins 945o;
Powers Garage $50: r. d. Pointer
90 CO. West Water Works 225
IN Re; Separate Road District No. 3
The Road Reporr for Separate Road
District No 3 having been filed with
he Poard and the same having been
KIDD bv the Board. It is hereby or
tered that the following accounts he
allowed payable out of Road 3. as
follows:
Peoples Drug Store $50; B. w.
Humphrey 1888; Humphrey-O Reilly
Co. IS 10; Ebenezer Cash Store al. 10;
J. w Burwell 1886: Sue Fisher $500:
II. c. Brock 125 90: T. M. Williams &
Sons $3.50; Williams Outlet Store 1880;
Henson's Garage 33.40; Lex. Hdwe. Co.
335; 7. NJ Williams & Sons 1890;
same 6.17; Yazoo Valley Elec Power
Assn. 1913; Standard Oil Co 1919. IS:
Gnemi * Hammett 10000: II. E. Win
stead 20500: Frank Spencer $1,000;
II. o. Pettus 500: w z. Spencer
1900; Alfred Hearn $1,000; w. e.
Spencer 372.00: Raft Harthcock las. 80;
Oscar Rogers 1865. 90; James Harthcock
l2500; Phil Ables 10000; Norris Dick
ard 10000; Edward Chisolm 1880;
Earl Covington 165: Super Ser. Sta.
760; Presley Chew. Co. l1275; Sou.
Equip. Sales 27.39: E & N Products
255.7 Dr. M. F. Herring. Jr. 1880.
In Re: Piekens and Richland Separate
Road District.
The Road Report for p & II Separate
Road District having been filed with
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s2250o being the highest and best bid
is hereby accepted
Pursuant to due and legal advertise-
ment for bids to purchase from hoiIhes
County the old school building ior-
merly used by the West Negro Scnool.
the bid of the West Colored Baptlst
Church for the sum of S50l.oo oelns
the highest bid is hereby accepted;
Pursuant to due and legal aover.ise-
ment for bids to purchase from
Holmes County an old iron bridge 10
Gated at The Road Barn at west, tne
bid of Owen Mcclellan for the sum OF
S25. 90 per ton, being the highest ana
best bid is hereby accepted.
Pursuant to due and legal adver-
tisements for bids to purchase
1000 90 Bonds to be issued py the
Coxburg Consolidated School Dlstrlct.
the bid of Southern Bond Company OF
Jackson, for the following terms: SOU
premium, and bonds maturing from
1858 to 1865, both inclusive, bearing
interest at the rate Of 2l@fo per an
mum. and bonds maturing from 1906
TO 1912. both inclusive, bearing inter-
est at the rate of 2-24To per annum,
being the lowest and best bid is here
by accepted.
Pursuant to due and legal adver-
tisement for bids to furnish Holmes
County with a desk and chair for the
Sheriff's Office. the bid of Dement,
Printing Co of Meridian for the sum
of S248.85 being the lowest and best
Did is hereby accepted.
Pursuant to due and legal advertise
ment for bids to purchase from Holmes
County an old iron bridge now locat-
ed at the Road Camp at Acona. the
old of Holmes County Scrap Iron Co
for the sum of $500 per gross ton
besag the highest and best bid is here
bVaccepted.
Il is hereby ordered that the sum
of $4,000 be donated to Delta Coun-
ell for the purpose of advertising the
resources of Holmes County.
Under authority of Section 4577 of
the Code of 1912 the following Com
for the Black Creek Drain
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the Board and the same having been
q Ked by the Board il is hereby or
Tered that the following accounts be
allowed payable out of p & Separate
Road District, as follows:
C. d. wynne 90; Standard Oil Co.
90. Presley Chew. Co. l2.25; Sou.
Euuip. Sales. Inc. 1857; same Sl2.6o;
anne 33ll: same % 90.
in Re. Separate Road District No. q:
The Road Report for Separate Road
District No I, having ben filed with
,a- Board and the same having been
O Ee. 8v the Board, II Is hereby or
dered that the following accounts be
allowed payable out Of Separates Road
nir.rict No 4. as follows. to-wit:
RAGS CLAY Gravel Co. 1920; w. E.
epencer liOGv; Estell Scott 10000;
Walter Wigley 1l5 co. w. .. Reynolds
io2 "a. sam Carpenter $500; Ables
Garage 755. Lion Oil Co. lO5.oO; same
1894.
~ Re: TehuIs Separate Road District.
Tine Ruao ReLoH .Os Icnula Separ.
If. Road District having been filed
,tfb inc Board and the same having
seen o Ked nv the board IL is hereby
ordered taat TIE following accounts be
sif,. FIJI. avr. g.. t.t, out OF Tchuia
So rate ROAD Dis,rict as follows. to-
wit.
RAYS Clay Gravel Co. 80; strib-
ling Bros Mchy. Co. ll0.89; Henry
patton 5000; Cleveland Clark 1880;
Frank Wilson 125.0o: Joe Booker
100 90. ". V. Warren $500; c. f. Shut
tleworth 225.O0: w. L. Jones. Est. 1000;
IFayr.7et' Gravel Co. 300; E. & NJ
products 60. 1895. Baine Hardware
Co 10 s.: Tchula Auto Service 25.25;
Smiths Super Ser. Sta. $3.50; Lion
Scr. sta lO88l; Stand. Oil Co. 1853 40
In Re: Cruger Separate Road District
The Road Report for Cruger Sepai ate
Road District having been filed with
tho Board and the same having been
OKcd by the Board, IL is hereby or
dered that the following accounts be
allowed payable out of Cruger Separate
Road District as follows to-wit;
Rays Clay Gravel Co. 1880: M H.
Johnson 1880; Dad Grantham 1880;
w. V. Warren $500; Lucy IL. Cox 1000;
Nose Tolbert 10000; Doyle Barksdale
5000; am Hoskins 2000 Roosevelt
Wallace 500; Lee White 1000: Wixon
Ser. Sta. 1877 81: Gordon Motor Co.
3O.63, Milestone Store 296; Hammett
CYL. Co. 1900; Henderson g. Baird
Hdwe Co. 2l09; Lion Oil Co. l41.25:
StribIing Bros. Mchy. Co. 1922; v. B.
Matthias 1923. Weathersby Chew. Co.
lO225; Auto Parts s. Sales Co. 1.21;
E. & n Products Co. 149.45.
County Fund.
II is hereby ordered that the follow.
ing accounts be allowed due and pay.
able out of the County Fund. as fol
lows, to-wit:
II. II. Johnson $4,000: Sammy Saffold
$500; Mike Lannon's 1000; Pat Bar
rett $1,000: Pat Barrett 5000; Hope
Murtagh 1910; Parham II. Williams
1888: same 10000. Lexington Adver-
tiser 1922; r. F. Byrd. Sheriff 466 81:
Thurmond's 24.95: Lex. Hdwe Co.
400; E. & N. Products Co 297 80; M.
G. Brough 36l8; Parham III. Williams
81 .43; same 5000: Dr. p B. Brumby
1900; DIR. M. F. Herring 1900; Mrs.
A. j Heinrich 1000: w. G. Lowe 20 90;
A. Z. Branch 1000; Browns Dept
Store 8214; Department of Audit 800 90;
X. F. Byrd 1928; same 80 rs: same
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H. J. c. Honor Roll
Released Today

The honor roll for the second
six weeks grade period at Holmes
Junior College as released by the
deans office follows: Bonnie.
Ashley, Dora Ann Bailey, Gene
va Booth, Elizabeth Garrett, Har-
vey Foster, Bobby Gilliand, Paul
inc Hand, Mary Jane Hipp. Polly
Jordan, Patsy Torrance, Edward
Mcintyre, James McMullin, Maui
leene Presley, Freddy Ray, Mar
tina Jean Schrock, Robert Street.
man, Carolyn Thomas.
All A-work: Sam Massey, of
Kosciusko and Evelyn Watkins,
Lexington.
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age District are hereby appointed, to-
wit: J. II. Beall. for term of 2 years;
Homer Brock for a term of years;
Gordon Lyon for a term of years.
Mrs. Thelma Sharp is hereby ap-
pointed as Service Clerk of Holmes
County to serve one day each week.
Said office to be kept open on Mon
day of each week. She is to be paid
the sum of $4,000 per month therefor.
The following accounts are hereby
allowed payable out of the General
County Fund as follows: L. c. Boat
wright, MBS No. /, $4,000; M. s.
Rogers, MBS NO. 2 $500 90: x. p.
Thomas. MBS No. 3, $4,000: y. q.
Campbell, MBS No. 4. $4,000: c. L.
KERN. MBS No 5, $4,000; Parham
H. Williams, $1,000; X. F. Byrd $1,000.
1t is hereby ordered that the Board
do now adjourn until its regular May
1882 Meeting.
NJ c PoCERS President
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Proceedings OF The
Board OF Supervisors

AT TIVE REGULAR MEETING OF
xife hasart of Supervisors OF Holmes
an~rsy. Mississippi. held in the Court
nous 10 the City Of Lexington. Mis-
ssiSsrs2l. OF this 7th day of April
ksSsv AZ being the first day of said
W@rss with the following members ana
.5NTrrS present. to-wit: l.. c. Boat
TvrNfat' MBs No 1: M. S. Rogers, Pre-
IS No os 3 G NC g. camp h MIS- rRsp Mo
L KERN. MBS No s. parham
Williams. Clerk: Richard f. Byrd
ser1ff. and II. II. johnson. Attorney
fine Board
shen and where the following pro-
*iings were then and there held
90 had
bSdget Report of Holmes County.
llsI,iAs1sslppi, for month ending March
GENERAL. FUNDS
DISBURSEMENTS
Amt. Exp. Amt. Exp. Unexp.
Current Fiscal Budget
Month Year Balance
t.stion - 5,ss2se so.s8O.2s 2s.os4.7
lasnacy,
iapris
kgp l,44s.ss i3.sss.ls l3.osl.s4
s@sitatisn 1Oo4Is e,922es 1854
s Pub
" eiiare -.ll.o7o.54 2L65I.9s lI,74s.ol
Home
saTyice i,a2isi s.OsO-22 ii.io9.7o
Pub
Pr ildings 54951 4,32I.27 1923 10
Projects - 3.223e8 27,ei095
Otter .--.l2,626 .2l 12626.2i
srxastal
Outlay - 100 90
Totals -- 37,2l4 96 113,355. 50 83,4l0.41
RECEIPTS
fn Balance March /. 1882 Sl23 973. 03
Acvsic rem Tax 4,324 IS
Prhor Year Tax 2585
Prtft!ese Tax 1465
Mineral Tar 1850
Fines Etc. 2,si5.0o
Mis- 10 70I "a
Pr6S Reirnb. 4ss9i
Inter Fund Loan Repaid 1000 90
Tolal 22,310 85
Less Expenditures 37.2i4 90
'"a 'si ,so nprls / 4 ig sRrpcEs i0''oeS'2
Sos e. a'Hs n nea ! 1852 's g g
Mur1''s allowances $40. 64934
Fri3se allowances l7,8032 %
Previous 5 month
Total allowances to date 2o4. 4o6 a
Budget balance for months i8i,833so
sCnfi on hand March 1, 1852 I90,0345I
Budget for IL months 1886, 800 90
Months receipts = So. 345.2S
Bridge Receipts III il.Bl3l4
PRIV. 5 months
Receipts - 8s,islss
Total receipts to date 227,3lO22
Uucoflected Budget l58, 989 78
1n Ne: Separate Road District No /.
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NJ. S. ROGERS, President
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1952-11-22
CAMBRIDGE

ST. PAUL A. M. r. CHURCH
Rev. B. A. GGlIotDdy, D. D. Pastor
Last Sunday, was Family Day,
sponsored by the Trustees, Stew
ards and a Volunteer Committee.
Following the usual custom, aged
and shut-ins are brought to the
Church, annually, and one Sec
ton of the auditorium was almost
entirely filled with these guests,
some of whom were not mem
bers Of the Church The Pastor
spoke from the subject, Goods
Goodness Akin to our Family
Relationships" and he wove an
inspiring discourse about that
subject, cheering the hearts of all
who heard. Both choirs rendered
inspiring numbers. Immediately
after the service, the guests were
served dinner in the vestry of the
Church. The Committee on Wom-
ems Day, October 26, reported
$100092; and there were several
dollars added to that reported
The Pastor, Officers and men,
bers of the Church join in with
the Women's Day Committee in
expressing thanks to all those
who so willingly cooperated in
making the Day a success. The
night service was mainly songs
for a period of one hour.
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WOBuRN
ST. JOHNS BAPTIST CHURCH
Rea, porcal Cnrfer. Pastor

ST. JOHNS BAPTIST CHURCH
Req. Percy Carter, Pastor
The church rally is making
commendable progress and last
Sunday the pastor expressed great
satisfaction with the results so
far reported. The full amount
raised will be known in the near
future. The rally was launched
to meet the expense Of heating
the church. Motion pictures are
shown at Sunday School, to the
delight Of the young folks.
The next meeting of the Rose
Tea Club will be held at the
home of Mrs. Mary Canada, l
Church Court. Sergeant Brad
ford L. Nelson spent four weeks
here at his home. He came from
Fort Leonard, Mo, and will soon
be enroute to either Germany or
Australia. Troop l, Boy Scouts
had IA boys in the Arnistice Day
parade. They were w. Phillips,
D. Calvin, J. Ronald, B. Norman,
Judson Pratt, Perry Pratt, Olson
Pratt, Bob White, N. Paul, Fred
Newteal, Billy Newteal, Warren
Noise, Sullivan, Brougham. They
marched well.
Mrs. Burwell is reported i'm
proving. Mrs. George Walton of
Woburn was hostess recently to
a group of her friends at a party
which was held at the home Of
Mrs. Chester Canada in Whining |
ton. Among those present were |
Mrs. S. Walton, Mrs. Barbara |
David, Mrs. Louisa Ward, Mrs.
Margaret Council, Mrs. Lillian
West, Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Can
ada and sister Martha, all of
Woburn; also Mr.. and Mrs. Ches-
ter Canada, Mrs. Patrick, Mrs.
DeTucci and Mrs. Lego, all OF
Wilmington.
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EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH
Req. Earl w. LdtUSon, Pastor

EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH
Req. Earl W. LatUson, Pastor
An overflow congregation at
tended morning worship to hear
the pastor preach on ''The Love
of Money, The Root of All Evil.
The Senior Choir, Mrs. Adele
Evans, director, rendered Send
Out The Light; soloist Halph
Hensey sang Spirit of Cod. The
Fall Rally was conducted by the
Trustee Board; the partial re-
port was $995,20. At 1890 Sum
day School convened, Mr.. Fred
Gibson, supt The Mysticide Bap-
fist Sunday School Union was
held at st. Johns, Woburn. Rep
resenting Emmanuel were Lin
cite Stallworth and Emily Tay-
lor. Monday, Nov. II, very
important Trustee meeting was
held at the Parish House. Tues
day evening Prayer Services were
led by the Youth Fellowship
Junior Choir and Pastor. Thurs
day, November 20, the Parent
Teachers meeting was held, Mrs.
Alberta Valentine, director. The
theme planning A Christian
Christmas. Sunday will be
Thanksgiving Sunday, the pastor
preaching on "Give God the
Glory. In the afternoon at the
Parish House the pastor will
preach on Each Mission Field
Brought Paul Thanksgiving"
Mid-week Prayer services Tues
day evening at Parish House
followed by Believers Baptism
at 7:45. Thanksgiving eve, Union
services will be held at First
Universalist Church at 8 Pm.
Concert by the Senior Choir on
Monday, Dec. l, at 8 PM, Gay
Auditorium, Maiden High School,
Mrs. Adele Evans, director, Ell
wynn Adams, violinist, Thomas
Sneed, chm; subscription $1.20.
Pastor attending afternoon ses-
sion of special convocation exer-
cises at his alma mater, Andover
Newton Theological Seminary.
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minded lady expressed great
pride and extreme happiness for
tn fratrnal reception and CO.
operation she received from "her
brothers and sisters" in America.
However, she is spprehensive
over the vast number Of men and
women with technical know
ledge going to waste here while
they are so badly nedd in Lii
bria, specially business people.
Mrs. Hodge wants to see cher
brothers and sisters" come in
too and get rich along with
other people from other coun-
tries; and felt that African
Lumber & Home Building Corp
Grafton is a necessity in present.
day Liberia.
The Corporation, with a cap
italization of $25O,000., opened