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 Page Four HOMESTEAD LEADER AND ENTERPRISE Friday, August 28, 1942 ''I



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 AND ENTERPRISE I A 20 Years Ago i iTta i


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 9w.. Hit. .. Ik. sat COM a ,. S'wi( .+ '
 rurtto we* MM, MI orslur. s&r&OMrr orcaers morning a telegram .

 .. s. ism. !l : ,1f1UW;AWJ %'MI1.s.f= was received from Dr.'Bruonet's Ir

 'I DWA SJO/U.H WG MIISUJ'jfiASrJM Sanitarium announcing the jl jlIr
 oiThe Path of Prayer ? DWRM.cc1JV5 sad death of Mn Chas T. Fuchs,

 Sr. who has been .
 Bjr Annie Msyhew flUpalriek T VE'SEMlEll.O.e' taking treatment
 r;. K for some weeks past Mr.

 I have no altar in my home-Instead L Fuchs left the preceding day but

 i pith of prayer, I too late to reach his wife before I

 Wild flowers could mark the her demise. He will bring the '

 stations of the cross body here from Smyrna, Ga, and .. t

 The path Itself It worn In coraline I Interment will be held at Naranja ,,

 rock, I cemetery It is believed that services  .

 Unioftnied by a bit of grass or will be held Sunday, depending  ,

 moil. ,srr.. on the arrival of Mr. Fuchs. j ,

 Mrs Fuchs leaves two sons, two! .,
 The waving palms, the crown of daughters all married, and a .

 thorn, I;younger IOn."Cutler ."

 The flovr'rlng paiiion vine Beach was the scene

 All are to me reminders of of a merry crowd of plcknlckers

 The Son of God Divine. fRERK Of. Thursday evening. . Avery

 y, NATURE) pleasant evening was spent by all
 The purple flowers along the way \ those present: Misses Dorothy

 Bespeak His majesty of birth TR/P/J/iF 1ED NKAres Tower, Lois Moser, Nellie Wollam I .
 While one lone primrose whispersof I' I Rose Osteen Roselle Gambler,

 1 PRIM !IkO.'Z V T b  Li Julia Musselwhite, Uvie Barnes,

 His meekness while on earth 601tPrt FROM ONE ts Ells Osteen, R. P. Kuhn, Marlow
 F')4IMMil
 -- =00C Jacobsen, Herman Kuhn, Ray
 So often have I trod the way, I IIlart NAG $IX"RRI / mAN Matthews, Ed Cook, Wm. Mussel-

 know SEE aw'OE A&Y FA/t. / GQtfl2VQOyu white and Henry Kuhn."
 Where each prayer ends and < "A afternoon
 !Eqr/1 very pleaunt
 where the next begins.I /PllbMID 41' TJVE PIOR/O was spest at the home, of Mn.
 ask no favors for myself HOPELESS ovn 00 t' OA'A tries '
 to: Ceo Ranson by members of theKensington
 Nor pardon for my sins. CAUSE G'OW.t/No.t1.AWN:: MZ717.V r Club 'I'
 Wednesday. The
 NAN iBO N/MS'J'A AA1N. SiIIUHI'U sr arm I4.S-TlflUM SH,
 -A&SX hostess assisted by; Mrs. Lawton
 My prayers are for that twain, AAecAr served chicken salad, sandwiches, '

 The heart and soul of me. ice cream and cake. Those present ""'

 I pray Thee, Lord to keep them CURRENTICOlIMENT were: Mrs. Chas. Camp, Mrs. H.

 site KNOW YOUR NEIGHBOR W. Johnston Mrs. P. F. Ray, Miss

 And close, oh, close to Thee. Eula Ray, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Whit ,"

 * * ttk *' '* '* ney, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Collins

 Beer is Best (1)) and son, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Wy- 'Vi j
 Mr. and Mrs. Lawton B. C
 By AGNEW WELSH man -
 "Beer Is best," says a brewery * iff% V sf% }% * :,Moffat and Mr. and Mds. S.: L.

 advertisement widely circulated ins O RA.U.. ......... 11- ate. wit _... Minott." "
 England "Yes," Says the ""AM .. ... --...,- -- i-"Jacqueline Edwards returned ,
 ance Newt" of London, "Beer Is MEXICO-PATRON OF INDIAN CULTURE ........ a"bb 5a.N.lr..suet Awn..s.s6s.tw w a1 wet..w from Pompano Sunday. :."

 ': Best"! w Armor wow,. ass M. ,at -"R. E. Ewards is expected
 I
 been able to travel
 Aztec has it that has
 legend PoPO- gist as yet
 Tor making you aleepy (because Nth 111look saw". "., chased,the.new.house built by S.
 catepetl and his bride,..lxtaeclhuaU with certainty. Several'civilizations -
 . addi
 Boulevard
 Moser In
 L
 It contains a narcotic poison came to the entrance of the were to appear and thrive Calling all dogs-well,, at least
 tion. Mr. Rives will enlarge the
 ); valley of Mexico on their honey before the coming of the Span- 125,000 of them for the war de- .
 "For slowing down output moon. Giant that he Is, Popoca lards. The Mayas and othen left partment. Look out for a rise In property and beautify the grounds.He
 his future
 tests(proved. by making scientific tepetl found the 40-mile-wlde valley cultures which still puzzle the scientist the price of dog biscuit. I home.will" make this 'I' 7.
 )
 too narrow for his bulk, and Burled. 'citlei of days long a a Is -"a. P. Kuhn returned Thursday  '.1
 "For making you a dangerous asked his bride to rest while he gone hint of a :Mexico dimmed by Washington telephone lines
 driver (set of endorsed and from the government hospitalat
 case
 explored for another passage Unsuccessful centuries but living still. are congested with long-distance
 suspended licenses) Lake City where he has been
 driving ; in his quest Popoca First 'In silver, second In anti- calls-appeads, protests, requestsand I treatment"
 "For the of what taking <i
 robbing family tepetl returned to find his spouse mony, third' in>lead, fourth In demands, obliging the Bell
 -"Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Froscher
 Is due It ( statistics of family ,
 seep asleep and solicitously settled mercury, fifth in sine sixth Jn company to Issue a request to not
 expenditure drink) and family leave Saturday by car
 on ; !himself to wait the end of her gold, seventh in petroleum;-so call Washington until the need Is Tituaville where they will
 "For life Insurance I for
 Increasing -
 your aeon nap.ThroUlh. runs the account of Mexican tangibles :urgent. Why; man, all these calls Fro-
 few with Mr.
 premiums (see Insurance spend a days
 on' the Important that, the earth '
 so
 the centuries be has pre-war production i are
 companies prospectus quoting low- scher's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Andrew 
 watched faithfully by her side, sheets of the world. For Mexico ,would wobble If they .didn't get '
 Froacher. Their
 rates for abstainers) young
 er
 ; but, annoyed like many man before is one of the world's richest i through, might, ,even, refuse ,to .
 "For securing enormous profits daughter who has'.been spending ,"
 and since,.he sighs now and eral countries. Nearly every continue revolvingThe .
 (see brewery company return); min-I o a a the past month;with her grandparents : ...
 has mines. And the '
 then with beyond
 a breath of ashes and return\ "
 "For changing a sane man Into I will with them. .
 lava at the perversity of woman- ble wealth are stores unfound Miami ship-building plant,' the '
 Deden
 a foolish person (lee outside a -'Litt) Cart was
 kind. used or scarcely: touched in the formerly the Foley boat yards
 public house at closing time); happy host at a birthday party
 rugged fastnesses' of the Sierra which employed 20 men1
 seven
 "For making a man ill-treat his Popocatepetl Is a volcanic given at his parents' home Tuesday 
 Madre. I I years ago, now has 723 men on its
 f't wife and children (see police court mountain givqn to infrequent afternoon in honor of till :i
 But if treasure drew payrolls. Their
 whose such is this product an goesto
 reports); eruptions, hoary head, third birthday. ". A perfectly
 :\ 1J.OOO feet In the clouds, on the conquistadores of Old Spain, defense purposes.Mississippi which
 "For providing an excuse for may a a beautiful cake on were
 I 1J! murder and other crimes (see a fair day be teen from any one and others after them, it does not I I three tiny candles graced the table
 hold first Interest for the Mexi- takes the diaper
 j of the modern hotels in Mexico
 duly press). and was served to the guests with
 can. Agriculture Is the keystoneof pennant for cradleroll marriages
 "For making you sick (see public City built for the accomodatlon of tee cream. The guests were Helen
 List 13 of Its
 Mexican About liven'out girls married
 year
 the tourist. Joined to it Is the economy.
 footpaths on Sunday mornIng and Clayton Lehman, Theodore
 nation's at the of 14, 182 but 14
 of ten of the more age were
 .
 ). mountain, Sleeping Woman or I '' Knowles. Annabelle Redd, Dorothy
 'and
 than 'nIneteen millions live in' 204 had reached 11I
 Therefore beer Is best left alone. Ixtacclhuatl, wrapped in a snowy I Deden and Junior and ElIzabeth t
 rural communities. .
 -Ex. shroud and out of this proximity I I Skill.
 I
 Jack Kofoed Dally News columnl.t'
 -
 grew the legend. Lying In tropic and temperatezones _"Mr. and Mrs. Alan Connett
 named 30 famous eastern
 The story makes delightful nonsense with productive lowlandsand I' announce the arrival of a baby
 Children in Court fertile plateaus, In possible criminals, to prove that crime does
 but It serves to highlighta ,'not pay, as seven of them were: daughter who will be named Isabel -
 diversification Mexico
 By Judge Malcolm Itatrield characteristic of the Mexlciui 'I of crops i[ killed by their own ,gangsters Mary. . .*
 enjoys an advantage held by few I I
 people-reverence for and preservation I killed -"Mr. and Mrs J. C. Vann are
 eight were by police, one
 nations. from the
 of Indian idle and legend, Crops range announcing the arrival of a nlnecpound

 FUNCTIONS or THE JUVENILE song and story, culture and civil ,henequen or sisal hemp of subtropical -j|I committed serving long suicide terms and in prison.seven The are boy whose ,name Is Paul
 Yucatan to the wheat of
 COVETIn I ization. Fredrick Vann. Mrs. Vann was
 I not unusual to the central plateau and the long- 'I remaning seven have dropped out
 Russia It Is In councils of state, In com- of public notice. taken to the Homestead Hospital" -
 fiber cotton of Lower California. I
 end mere children to the gal I
 and the arts the Indian has o *
 merce ,
 l' lows. Children In the United I Corn, the leading crop, Is grown I I i _" The Bonnie B', the new boat ,
 been given freedom to achieve I I A Florida MId house has catalogued -
 States not subject to such brutality lit almost every part of the eounI 911
 are belonging to Chas. Clinton.
 high place in shaping his nation'sdestiny seed of the new hybrid
 From it 'comes the famed"tortilla"
 they are tried in an atmosphere try. launched Saturday and a party of
 ;
\ and with equal pride the vegetable, celtuce, a cross between
 where the Is I a truly; national InttlI ride tt
I procedure very modern Mexican may claim as celery and lettuce. Well, let us young people enjoyed a Jn
 different from that ol the criminal tution. Other Important IOU "
 Sunday. >
 the blood of Indian It '
 heritage ancestor -I bananas try
 products are coffee ,
 court. e I -Mr. and Mrs W. E. Myers
 a-
 and Spanish conqueror. I
 beans (frijoles), nuts, rubber,
 This kind of procedure not only
 I aaniverpnary
 Northernmost of the Latin American chicle and tobacco. I Barracks building and other celebrated their wedding
 who witnesses
 protects children are -
 inviting
 I Mexico's cultural I housing has made such Inroads Tuesday evening by
 republics, war -' .
 but In recent Mexican
 In court provides amore Though years in several of their friends. . :
 for fabric had its beginnings further has been I on lumber stocks that the,
 adequate means proPel'lIoclal ,manufacturing expanding returned i
 Mrs. Ceo, Turner
 and continuous with center the i Pacific northwest, present centerof
 Investigation -I Monterey as iL
 Baltimore. . .
 treatment after the trial qulred for those who contribute to :country still looks largely to others the Industry. considers the Tuesday from ;'

 Juvenile courts are now given' Juvenile crime, concurrent Jurisdiction for machinery, textiles; steel products situation alarming Rationing ofContinued "Barney Waldln, son of Mr. and i

 greater Jurisdiction over adults )Is placed both In the Juvenile  I automobile, paper and miscellaneous  ( on Page Seven) j Mrs Anton Waldln. Is ill In. the r|

 who contribute to juvenile delinquency  and In the criminal courts. Manufactures. But I Miami hospital with a severe44tack
 "
 ; because Is becoming increasingly This system of Jurisdiction 'enable 'mere and! more, with developmentof trade channels. And as the Pan of asthma. '

 difficult to handle such the Juvenile court Judge to airways, railways and highways American Highway pushes south -"Mr. and.Mis..A R. Attmry "sand

, cases In the criminal court In the offer protection to children Involved Mexico: : Is, miking use of a rich, ward, the country of Maya and family; retained this week

 more serious 'cases, however, In delinquency cases natural endowment and directing Aztec plan host to ,mounting i after a vacation in Jacksonville.'

 nhere; heavier penalties are n- into "antiquity than the tR.: ..-.t late Its", 'ewe, "... tbe- ....Id'I.... -, tbousaads. ea..u.-t eaPageSeve' *).+,.t .?,?





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