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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-01-07

Der 3speis 81 bdIt am TO- San.
ein sHIobtfeit ab unb aud Durit.
perfauf. Inn 9idets rufe man Sofia
Beber, gto1. 1882.
Die nddite 9erianmIune fin6et
ftatt om Samstde, BEN 18. Sanudr
,rm 8 l1br abenbs. Sn hieier Ser.
iammlung ,per6en aud bic neuen 8e.
amtinnen initaQiert, borum bitten
mir dle Shueitern on,peienb a,l iein.
Sic 8eou,tinren Nnb Sirtb:
6rdf. Soan @bite.
@tseprdi. Mdrie &,,ibhen.
S3otrn. Sofid Weber.
Trot. eefr. aatbarira Vseitertb.
s5inan3 Sefr. 9eatbilbd 1ulIer.
3. g. sefr. Suiannd Momiiher
Die gerwolferinneu tperoen in Der
nGd,iten Verid1nmluna errtanrt.
Nah Der yeriammlung otbt es
anffee unb @uhen.
Sui. Momii1er, Sefr.
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At 500 pm. sharp. BY Sis pm. we
expect to b gone, 20 don't bs late.
II New Castle can arrange it, the
game will start at 500 pm.
January 18 IL the date set aside
for our next social meeting. It will
be held in the music room of the
Sachsenheim. The committees were
appointed at our last, meeting.
February 9Th 10 the Monaco, game.
The Vets are going, and ar4 consid-
ering whether or not to charter a
bus. Anyone interested contact Z. D.
Gross ION 1-6e17) immediately.
From the Juniors, At least II are
going. Probably more.
That's all for now. 80 this is
your reporter, Frieda Middleton,
signing off, and wishing you all 4
belated Happy New Year.
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BasrsniIsiseh In
lsipzigs ho Caststastts

2eipaie. - Gin IL Sabre dlter
wdr bes 9oolosiihen @artens 2eip.
sig, Sopietsone. lit Dor fur3em ee.
idlahtet ,peroen. Sein GIeiih tpuroe
in 6er @oitit6tte Der Staotlt9en &an.
DIFFERENTIATION nrn 300 berorbettet
nnb ierbtert. Dieier .Hdrehfra6" lei
fit baS meifduront Defenders spi@tie.
erfldrte Der Setter Der @oiHf6tte.
.Bir hdben unieren Sdbresumiat.
plan NIT 80 aSro3ent f&on erfiilIt unb
bic Iesten Nroaente eibt nns nun ber
8Gr in bieiem Waondt." Sn Der 2eip.
tiger Volfsaeitune" tpir6 betont. Snb
es Ntb Bel ben WGren Inn elm ponig ee
iin6es Tier eebon6elt bdbe. Or fei le.
bisli& 3u fett unb Sdrnit fit bic Sn6t
unbrdu&b6r eesnor6en.
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Sneis 22
u d I n n A 3!

g. biene dlIen shneitern ees
3ueiees % sur ssahrid,t. oab unie'
re nGhite yerfommluns am sonn'
tag, ben 10. Sanuor I'M 2:30 lthr
nodm. itnttfin6et. aqe S@peitern
fnb eebeten, Der Beriommlung bei5u'
ircbnen. Gs tp,iroe in ,tnierer Gene.
rdlperiammI,ine am IS. 0e5ember
unter l.nerleoigten @eihdften BET
,Yunft tpegen 6en1 arantengelo erie.
6iat. Gs tpuroe beidloiien, oen Bel.
trog auf Is Gent pro Monat su erbo'
ben uno bic 2ofalfaife aui3uloien.
Das aranfengelb lit bon SIS auf 81
bro Do9e erb6bt tporben fiir 5ebn
WoGen uno i'm Sterbefn4e fn6 es
500. Diefer @eialub tritt am /.
NprtI 1914 in ardft.. 9ieieS 1T bic
erfte @un6madung. Sol1te innerbalb
Der ndhIten Srei Monute elm Deit'
alieb iterben, 10 miiiien mir bic 50
Gent in 2ofolfalie hesdbleu.
Mud] mofte id) Die Shmeitern erin'
nern, baB in letter 3eit cine shme'
tier aus unicrer Wiitte aeihieben lit.
Gs mar shm. aatb. sduiter. Sd er.
fm&e alle shsueitern bic so 6. 9ofal'
fajie fir bieie neritorbeas S&tpeitet
Az sntrihten. Dieieniaen Sdmeitern,
ueI4s aiir Sos soi,as Habr I'M Bore
aus beanbK ,baben. H,iibten fiir bic
o1onnte oo,tNtril at per Uapnnt u
Gent 5esdblen.
Sn Der Ietten Merchandising fdnS
bic BeomknspabI itutt NIT fcIeenben.
MeIultot:
prdi. Soiepb $uesel, I. giseprdi.
antb. Depner. 2. Uiaepr6. Sufonnd
Sortmdn. grct. sefr. aatb. Efinos.
aroff, Sin. sefr. aotb. Chapman,
8. 9 g Selen Alein, 1. 0ermalterin
Gopbie Miller. 2 germalterin @otb.
Do9u,3. Ber.pdIterin earab DeutiH'
lGn6er, Mr6irarin 3arid Mdrtin.
Eiirnome Margarete 8n4ner, Sep.
Srene @iirtler un6 &elen alein.
g2ah Der Weriammluna iDer6en
uns foleenbe Shmeiterr NIT adffee
,,nb Sudden erfriihen: adtb. 4ret.
Si0p Bret. Roiina 8nuer. aotb.
8renner. Jreoerifo Winber, Morp
9ouis Binber, Mnrearete Bdhner.
aoth. 8enefd. Reeina 8eneid,. MoN.
M Baumon, Mcfnd Wofeid,, @atb.
9ohu, aotb. 8oroon, Maria Bad.
ner.
aatb. Yiineserofi, sefr.
81, 7.
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SAXON VETERANS

Quite number Of Vets rang out
the old year and rang in the New
Year at the Sachsenheim Club. Many
were surprised to see Sgt. Andy
Burtzlander in town and at the club.
It was good to see him and talk to
him once again. Everyone had .
good time dancing at someone elses
dance for a change. I doubt If any
one had q big head the next year.
The beginning Of our new series
Of dances, Saturday, Jan. 2, was well
attended. They sure love Polkas!
January 9th will have Johnny Pecon
and his band providing the music
for all who care to "cut 4 caper". !
wonder if it can be done to Polka
music. ! haven't the slightest idea
whose committee is on. Maybe Bob
Eiben's? l hope they all know or
that the chairman calls everyone.
Frank and l had lunch one day
at the Superior Grill on 18th and
Superior. They had cups in there
from "St. Psul's" and they are op-
poside "St. johns cathedral. We
thought it rather odd. l wonder if
st. Paul. MINI. makes cups also or
just beer or what! Confusing,
wasn't it?
Eddie Groass bought his wife,
Elsie, . '.frilly" slip for her outfit
She refused to wear it. Made him
take it back and exchange it for
one with little balls Of fuzz on it.
I wonder why? She made sure she
had her best stockings on this time.
Came up to me and made sure !
saw them also. Nice legs, too!
We had . visitor from Homestead,
Pa. Sat,rday-4Arty Weprich. I'm
sure most Of the Vets know him. We
all wish him 4 lot Of luck in his
efforts to get a Vets group going
there also. Back him UP, you Vets
in Homestead
George Jacob, Reporter
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the Christmas holiday. Best
wishes from all of US. We hope
you will be very happy in your
new home.
We were sorry to hear of the
unfortunate occurance at Al and
Clara Aber's apartment. Lucky
the fire did no damage or injury
to them or their baby. We certain
~ hope they have better luck in
1854 than they did in 1853.
That's all for now. Don't for
get January 18th meeting, Ja-
nuary 18th dinner!
Elsie koncal. Reporter.
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CLEVELAND
United Saxons Of Cleveland, Ohio
Traehten.Cruppe"

On Sunday Jan. II, at 800
o'clock there will be another re-
hearsal at the West Side Sach-
senheim for our ".All Nations
Festival" which will be held at the
Public Auditorium on Feb. IA.
Our President Hans Rehner
asked that our "Trachten-Grup-
PEI and all others with Sachsen
clothes who wish to participate in
this program to be at this re-
hearsal, as this will be the last
chance we have to select our
singers and and players who will
take part in this program.
Our. Rev. J. Foisel hat the
pictures of both of Our scenes out
lined die Taufe", and "Heimat-
los. Prof. Schuster and our COM
mittee have selected the songs for
these two portraits.
Now the rest is up to you. to
come, and do your to bring honor
to our Saxon peple.
Mr.. Andrica has already stated
in the Cleveland Press" just
what our Saxonia should portray.
and in order to make this a per-
feet picture, and since our time
is short your help and corpora
ton my dear friends, is is needed.
1t is very discouraging to the
program committee to keep plan
ing for this occasion when the
people we depend on fail to ap-
pear. So as a special favor to the
ones who are trying very hard to
make this a success. please be at
the rehearsal and help us with
these plans as symbol OF "Our
Tradition
Sophie Delfino. See.
7. IA.
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Our next regular meeting will
be held on January 18th in the
church basement. Members are
urged to attend this meeting since
last minute arrangements must
be made concerning our dinner to
be served on January 18th. Com
mittee assignements will be made
at this meeting.
Our final plans for the ami
versarv celebration will also be
discussed at this meeting.
Congratulations to Erne and
George kToos on the asrfval of
their second son. Donald Martin
made his entrance on Christmas
Dav.
Ed and X. Binder moved into
their new home shortly before
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Feb. 6 at Monaco
90 Monaco vs.. Canton
- 8 90 West vs.. Salem
East Bye
Feb. 20 at Salem
7 90 Salem vs.. East
800 Monaco VS.. West
Canton-Bye
NEWS.
BRANCH z.

JBkANCH u
Notice to all Sisters Of Branch ~
Of Youngstown! The regular meet
ing Of Branch ~ will be held Sum
day, January 10 at 2:30 pm. All
members are cordially invited to
attend. It was decided in our gem
eral meeting. Dec. Is under unfin-
ished business that effective April
lst the dues for sick benefit viii be
raised to 75e, per month thus in
ereasing the weekly Sick Benefit to
members from IS to 81 per week
for 10 weeks - the Death Benefit
remains the same, namely 500.
It was further decided by the
members that the extra assessment
Of soc to cover the Death Benefit
be terminated and declared void.
This is the first notice in a series
Of three. Should 4 member pass
away with death in this time Of
three months the Soc extra assess
ment would have to be paid.
Members that paid year in ad-
vance will have to pay from the 1st
of April 75c. A Sister, Kath
Schuster passed away on the End
of December. All members that are
in arrears with the Soc for Mrs.
Schuster please make yourself In
goodstandinC
Last meeting we had election. The
Officers for 1864 are: President,
Joseph Fluessl; First Vice President,
Kath. Dsppner; End Vice President,
Susanna Hartman; Protocal Secre-
tary, Korth. Pfingsgraff; Financial
Secretary, Korth. Chapman; C.V.s.,
HELEN Klein; Trustees, /. Soph.
Miller, 2. Kath. Koehn, 8. Sarah
Dentschlandsr, Marian Martini; Ser
gsant-at-arms, Margaret Baehnsr;
Deputies, Irene Gurblsr, Hsalsu
Klein.
Refreshments will be served after
the meeting by the following MEM
bers: Kath. Bretz, lilly Bretz, Rose
Bauer, Kath. Brenner, Frederick
Dinsler, Mary Lorus Binder, Mar
garet Bachner, Kath. Benesch, Re-
gina Benesch, Rose Bauman, Rose
Dockesch, Kath. Bochn, Kath. Bor-
don. Marion Dochner.
Kath. Pfinsssraff, Secretary
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1ms 9em,t9sterptt, Ohio
Sweis 30


Oie feierlide @infiiruns tpurbe
om sonntog, BEN 8. Sssaniior poa3c:
Qen. TIMER Druoer nno Grprdf6ent
Midael keuti9 or. nit gut erapdbl'
ten uno at &eraen eebe.,6en worten
uoIlsos sic einfiibruns 1T feisrlther
Beiie. Ct bunfte ben nltert @ean.tet
fiir 6ie treus 9eleiitetet Nrbett ut,S
er mabnte bic ,,euen an ibre fApere
Mrbeit, bic Dor ibnen Iiegt un6 bat
Sic Wriiber, bic iteiien Bedmtett az
unterItiisen. Mue @eamten neripra'
.1en nit 8iIfe @otes ibr @eites 5lt
tun fir ben @erein!
Sta1 Der @erfantnlnng tp1irbe
Ieihtes 2,in4 .un6 Grfrif@ureen fer'
piert.
aRit 0e1sber9r,ib,
sscbn 1bonde, Seft.
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3(mS ue,u GafMe, pa.
3meig rs

,Mlen Dsit9lie6ern our senHri1t,
6ab mir in Ser Sea. geriammluns
bei9leiien haben, oie Sanuarber.
iummlune. ,pefhe an, IL. Sanuor
um 8 l1hr no9m. il, ser gintrd&t
San itutfinoet, au elmer spesialDer.
IanrnIung rsd&en iollen, 1lnt Seon1'
ten fit bds Sdbr 1854 ertDdblen gu
t6nnen.
ssu Der Desember geridnn,lnne
uoren Ieiber niht eenue Deit9lieoer
oumeienb, Inn @eon,ten ~ erfefen,
pel9e ihon ldnoe Sabre aeoient bar
ben ilnb ibres Mmtes miioe Nno. Der
,3meia brduht iiineere geamten unS
Is lit bic bohite 3eit. baB bic iiinaere
Generation Nh euos n,ebr Inn ben
9speie beruiibt. = ..
.,s1oh Der 1erE0mntlune aibf e
erfriidunsem ,.nS aeuiinides Bei.
fun,uaen{tin.
@eo. Do0en6orfer, Sefr.
Z, ID.
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Smeis ~

&c 6iene allen sdpeitern Ses
3meiees 81 aur gsadridt. oat unie.
re Ieste 1eriammlung am Donners.
toe. ben Z. Sanunr nm 1880 11br
abenbs itotssfunbeu bat. Sn Sieier
Deriou,ntl,smo spurben bic @euulttn.
,sen tn ibre &l1tsr stnoefiibrt. Sn 6es
DesemterberI Idntntluna tpurben alle
weamtimen tpieoer erspdblt. Diefel.
ben fno:
katherine 9cmrp. GroF., Maria
BinSer GiseprGi.. aatbarina Cart
ner, Yrot. Sefr., gliie Shniot, sSin.
setr.; goitb @articlber. sfasmei-
term: Warn 5racul, Nnua Beiter
ilnb Mnna @raef, Sruitees, Mnrd
94mi6t, Eirma4e. Griebd 8oben.
6orfer. @dtieasusatttsr, iinb Houline
@dlsj&.s3. o. $ets. Sn Jst3er Depa
losnn l,af AuaGebe Afns 6ntnstostil
bei&a1ilen Iiis bea ~ ,Nosnor. m1
e&D1 lsEn 30 86sieeS n ainb %.
rem Orianbs 4nb u1fs 4efsli&ise eits'
aslobest
aoth. @ortuer, Sefr.
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CLEVELAND
The Teutsch Evangelical Lu-
theran Church

The annual congregational
meeting of Teutsch Ev. Lu-
theran Church will be held on
January II. The Mar Lu Altar
Guild will serve dinner in the
basement of thee church i'm
mediately following the English
service on that Sunday. After the
dinner, the meeting will be held
in the church. All members are
invited to ,attend this important.
meeting.
Since the seating space in the
Since the seating space in the
basement of the church i'm
can accept only 100 reservations.
Place your reservations early by
calling Mrs. Helen Wolff at TU
s-1678 or Mrs. Elsie koncal at
CL. l-463S.
7. IA.
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terest and come again.
Don't forget the meeting Jan.
Is at the Club. Please try to be
there. There will be business to
take. care of. Hope to see every
one Saturday in Cleveland. That's
all for new.
Shirley Werner, Asst. Sec.
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Dsuisshsr Export mach
uSA auf Rokordsiand

a0ln. - Sn ben eriten aebn Mo.
naten oeS SdbreS 1853 erportierte
bic 8unbeSrepublit fiir 240.8 MiI.
lionert Dollar na9 ben Sereinietet
stdaten aegeniber einem per9leih.
barren Mert bon 1916 Miuionen
Dollar i'm goriobr. Die beutide
Ginfuhr dus ben u. g. q. betrua
nod WitteiIuna ber 9ouar- -Dripe-
@eieQi4oft bon aonuor biz Otto.
BET 1853 1855 MiQinten 1olldr.
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NILES. OHIO
BRANCH 70

There will be a meeting at 2
o'clock on January II, 1884, at
which time we will have the in
stallatien of our new officers.
Since this is the firts meeting
OF the year and everybody has
had = holiday, we will expect .
large attendance.
Lunch will be served following
the meeting.
Fred Schell, Sec.
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SALEM, OHIO
JUNIOR SAXON CLUB

Gee it was nice to see such a
nice crowd at the Clubs New
Years Eve. Especially the young
er set home from college and the
armed forces. Nice to see some in
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CANTON, OHIO
CANTON SAXON SOCIAL
CLUB NEWS

I trust everyone has recuperated
from the celebrating Of the past holi-
days. So another year has come to
pass, beginning q new year, hopins II
Will be prosperous and wtll 6YhS ~
Canton Saxons closer to1s1hsr.
Our duh has strivsd - hein6 4ase
eaxons together socially. W. hsS~
been vssy sueoesghA taline IN cosa1as
deration Of miakoeAmss that do ariso.
such 40 illness and the last several
months Of slAcking off in work. It's
sad to nv, ssesns like the same faces
seem to be the ole stand bys. There
are many Of you Saxons that should
take an interest and make IN effort
to try to come up to the Sachsenheim
occasionally. As many Of you must
know but Aen't seem to rsalize, we
Of the second gsneration must carry
On for our parents, who for some
reason feel that they should be placed
in retirement. It's true they should
be able to sit back and watch u
continue to keep things rolling that
took them 20 many years Of hard
work to accomplish for our enjoy
meat and our children's. We have q
beautiful Sachssnheim for the enjoy
ment Of all Canton Saxons. 1t IL
quite a problem to contact each one
personally. Perhaps our meetings and
socials could be scheduled on 4 more
convenient might. Members. each one
Of you try to contact those that have
been missing from our folds and try
to find out what IL holding them back.
Bring sugsestions to the meeting Jan.
9Th q to how We can make our club
bigger and better for the benefit Of
Ill.
DANCE JAN. 33rd
We are continuing with our sched-
uled dances. Jan. 23rd is our next
dance. And for those that weren't at
the last dance. We have added tables
around the dance floor for your con-
venience and coufoet. So come and
snjey . night out with us who knows
perhaps well even have IN impromp-
to Hoor show. Our dsnces are getting
to be routine exercise night for
many q ". Notiee no aching legs
anymore and ! wouldn't be too SUR
prised that before long well have all
the foreigners, that is our Scotch,
English and Irish husbands, doing the
polka too. will say tho that the bum
ny hop certainly wsars or tears you
down but who cares ~ long % you're
enjeying yeurseK. We have the same
good orchestra Joe Stevens playing
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e&otm.: 2isbetb geinerth.
0ertpoIterinnen: Sard @done1
&ilba Braun ,in6 Minn @rdme4
g. @untber, SefS.
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I. S. ]. A. NEWS
T. s. J. A. BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE
Jan. 9 at Cleveland
7 90 East vs.. West
500 Salem vs.. Canton
Monaca-Bye

ian. Is at Canton
7 90 Canton VS.. East
500 Salem vs.. Monaco
West-Bye
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Jan. 23 at Cleveland
90 West vs.. Canton
500 East VS.. Monaco
Salem-Bye
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-10

guests Mrs. Callie Bowman, Lit
tie Rock: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Rather, Mrs. and Mrs. Roy Har-
ris and Glenda Canada, Sydney;
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Brewer, Mr.,
and Mrs. Solomon Jamerson Mr..
and Mrs. John Laster, Minnie U.
Nelson, Tommie J. Rowan, and
Gordon Rowe, Augusta; Mrs. Sa-
rah Trip, Susie Moore and Luz
cinda Logan of Weldon; Rev. J.
N, F. Brewer, Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Bowman. Preston Bowman,
Nora l.. Bowman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Johnson and Earnest
Barkly Of Judsonia; Mines. r. M
Berry and Deloris Ellis, Searcy
F. N. Black. West Point; Mrs
Matte Dggs, Kansas City; Mrs
w, S. Bowman (sponsor), Will
liam S. Bowman. jr.. Miss Eliza
beth Bowman and Ronnie Lawson
of Detroit.
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largely attended last Tuesday at
Antioch NIB church Rev. M. Il.
Bracely gave the eulogy .
Miss Imogene Arnold left last
week for Chicago and Milwau-
kee MIR. and Mrs. B Brown
and their two children have re-
turned to the States after spend
ing three years in London. Eng
land. Mr.. Brown will be stationed
in River Side. California They
are the house guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Odell Rice. Mrs. Brown Is
Mr.. Rice's sister The Arkan-
sas conference held its annual
meeting in Wynne, Those attend
ed from here were Rev. julius
Williams. p. Grow, Viola Mart, c.
Pettis, Rachel Williams, II. Haw-
kins, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Mount,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Hadley, and Mr..
and Mrs. Cowans. Rev. Williams
was ordained in the conference
and was appointed as the pastor
of Belle Chapel. Parkin for the
year. We are happy to have our
pastor Rev. J. w. Currie, jr. ap.
pointed back to Arnold Chapel
for his third year The fifth
eth wedding anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. S. Bowman was observ-
ed here recently. Mrs. w. S. Bow
man sponsored the affair The
house was beautifully decorated.
with palms and beautiful flowers,
The table was laid with linen
and lace with a huge cake in
white and gold Many friends and
relatives were present to share
in the festivity. A lovely dinner
was served in buffet style. Mr..
and Mrs. Bowman renewed their
vows, with ring ceremony with
Rev. Bracely in charge.
Mrs, Bracely sang, Il Love You
Truly The bride wore beautiful
rose colored lace with gold ac-
cesSories. They were the recipient
of many lovely and valuable gifts.
The following were out-of-town
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died recently at the veterans hos
pital in Shreveport La. We are
now enjoying our new principal
Rev. W. c. Tins Mcneil
senior girls have played four
games and haven't lost d game
The lineup for the senior girls
are Mae E. CAN'T, forward, Les
sic l.. Sanders, forward, Efma
Dean Glasper forward; Edna R.
Haley guard, Effie G. Manley'
guard, Idell Bank, guard. Don't
forget the subs. who are Martha
B. Dennis, forward, Allen Pearson,
forward; Reba Robinson, guard
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moving tSs so,v with a goose sboo,i,.
' us1, home Of Miss shir IsyAs |. d
i ia. !. Principal E r = Gu
the weekend g esa0oI 70
mons eoris..s spent the holidays :. Sle.a'
S springs attending the sf,t IA aa
se''''on Rev, Robert ,, e.. co..
WAS 0tl,a,.l honored with his tb ra'l-a
n MYERS at the Provid pI'.a a, a.
church recently , nll aa
B. Briggs, third grade % in',.. Oh
at Holman East side s as''a'ia
enjoying the company ., 4
mother from Waldo, wboi VI be-
ing some time with her ''pS n
and Mrs. Eli Pickett and t,. NJ
their daughter Mrs N ,saill
Chllds and granddaughter 'p pta
nose, spent the holidays IN T vs.
sas City visiting parents Aaa,
son. Dwight Pickett v,i
one is filled with THANKFUL. ',
for the bounties of Hesy., ''''sa
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Lake VILLAGE
Mrs. Laura ClantOa

Mrs. Elizabeth hurry spent the
week END in Sonhheimer, Louisi-
ana, visiting her husband who
has been very i'll, MIR. Murry is
now doing fine Mrs. Laura
Clanton shopped in Greenville,
Miss. over the weekend =.
Mrs, Laura Clantons mother, Mrs.
Laura Johnson has returned home
after spending two weeks in the
Clanton's home Mrs. Lula
Mae Baker who was a patient in
the hospital here. has now return
ed to her home Mr.. and Mrs,
Charley Fletcher and family of
Pine Bluff were here due to the
death of their uncle, Flex Han
nah who was funeralized at the
New Hope NIB church with Rev.
w, M Rogers in charge q. Bur
den Morrison was funeralized at
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DECORATING HINTS

When choosing a color
scheme for a small bathroom,
it is best to concentrate on not
more than two major eolors
with a third for accent. For
any size bathroom, STAIN
proof wallpaper, starting at
the tile base and continuing
right over the ceiling produces
a smart effect. Another new
look is that which combines a
striped wallpaper ceiling with
plain, painted walls. Match or
harmonic the colors of your
towels, bath mat, and shower
curtain to establish a feeling
of luxury.
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j. J FmrChid OF ia Dorado re-
turned 70 the veteran hospital in
Little Rock. after spending about
ten day. here with his parents,
,sr. Sad Mrs x. Fairchild
AIRS M ID Wsddy attended the
state convention in Hot Springs
"A Hstchett Of Augusta Wis
tied rclsayes ad friends here
veceauy The senior choir of
Cmttnnai CAB church attended
the sanglag federation which was
had at Newport Sunday ,
Reveseads J N. +. Brewer M Z.
Brsceiy. n II waddy and Mrs
Dens Baker mutored to Hot
Springs TO attend the state con-
vehtoa Mrs M. r Brscely and
asuetstes. Gloria Karen. sccompa
nied hem a. far as thornton to
sperd Ae holiday with her moth
CT and daughters The tuner
ID Of James Bailey. Judsonia was