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Newspaper
Southeast Economist
Location
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1946
Page
6
The column urges Americans to buy United States savings bonds during a June to July outreach, arguing these investments curb inflation and fund postwar needs. It recalls wartime thrift, cites savings figures, and encourages reduced consumption to aid global hunger and national health.
A reflective piece on spring chores from hanging curtains to garden clean up. The narrator pledges renewed energy and lists tasks from clearing ground to painting garden tubs while feeling fatigue and looking forward to rest and mail.
The Rev. Charles A. Rawson leads a combined Sunday school and church service at Brookline Presbyterian, while Rev. Almer Pennewell preaches at St. John's Methodist. Other churches including Avalon Park Community, Woodlawn, and various Christian Science congregations schedule morning and evening services with sermons on life, faith, and community worship.
A column recounts a Sherman hotel meeting led by Sheldon Clark on famine relief. Hoover and Anderson call for 4,500,000 tons of wheat to prevent mass starvation, urging voluntary cuts in American calories to supply aid. Readers are asked to send letters to WE THE PEOPLE with signed names or initials. The J H Smiths and Theodore Malott add brief notes on famine duty and housing when razing for a park is proposed.
A light hearted column notes a toy maker's seven word doll vocabulary and compares dolls to little girls, then shifts to social items. It invites PS troopers to a June 27 dinner at Phelps Colonial, with $1.50 per person and a June 13 RSVP deadline, listing contact numbers.
Paul Revere school pupils from rooms 203 and 301 will perform demonstrations at the PTA meeting at 1 30 p m in the school auditorium. Calumet High school sewing students will present a fashion show at the PTA luncheon at 12 30 p m on June 18.
Funeral services were held Tuesday for Mrs. Mollie T. Anderson, 6846 Euclidave, who died Sunday at home. She was the wife of Charles E. Anderson, a retired building contractor. Burial followed in Oak Woods Cemetery. Surviving are her husband and a brother, Carl Berggren of Chicago.
South Side chapter No. 110 will hold a Mooseheart chapter night at 8 o'clock tonight at 426 West 63rd Street. Catherine Dulzo will chair the program and Mrs. Kimme Wallace of chapter No. 129 will be the best speaker.
Harry Koch was elected and installed as president of the Mens' Fellowship group of the South Shore Community church. New officers include David Carle as vice president H B Friar as secretary Richard Finch as treasurer and Crafford Buckles as program chairman. Council members Russel Bayle Wm Shropshire and the Rev C A Stem serve in supporting roles.
Members of the Associated Clubs of Woodlawn will hold their annual Spring banquet at 6 30 p m June 17 in the Woodlawn Methodist church at 4th street and Woodlawn avenue. Reservations made in May will automatically carry to the banquet unless Mrs A Wagner 6521 Greenwood Ave is notified by June 10. No tickets will be sold at the door. Veterans Forum housing and good jobs discussed at the Chatham Veterans forum May 29 in the Chatham Branch library 824 E 79th st The next forum will be at 8 45 p m Tuesday in the library All veterans in the area are invited to attend.
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