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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-10

girls and TO show how character stand
ards can be built up most effectively.
They will be delivered to various
groups In different parts OF the city.
and mothers. leaders and teachers Of
girls. and Girls themselves. VIII be
spoken TO at different times.
There has already been more re-
quests for lectures than DIR. Noble and
Or. Bauer can fill. but as talks will be
made in many sections OF the city TO
different groups, it is hoped that all
wishing to hear them can do 80. All
women Interested III young girls. ana
especially those who are leaders In
Camp Fire. Girl Scouts or any kind
Of club work will find DR.. Noble most
helpful TO them.
The first meeting for leaders OF
girls VIII be held in the auditorium
Of the Presbyterian Publishing House,
9 North Sixth Street. next Saturday
at o'clock. Sunday school teachers
of girls from thirteen years and over
and teachers of girls in private schools
are particularly invited l. DO present
though the meeting is open to all NO
men doing girls work OF any kind.
Another meeting for leaders will be
held later on at the Y. w. c. A. Build
ing.
Miss Lucy r. Mason has charge Of
arrangements for those lectures. Those
composing the local committee are
Mrs. Ralph Johnson, Miss Katharine
Halves. Miss Mamie West, Mrs. w. II.
McGhee, Mrs. Palmer. Miss Branch
B;nford. Miss Maude Stringfellow. Miss
Logan. Mrs. Pauline Thalhimer, Mrs.
Julian Meyers. Mrs. st. George Cooke.
Miss Louise Price, Mrs. Kate r. Minor.
Miss Emily Welch. Mrs. Tyler Jobson,
Mics kielston. Mrs. ]. J. Phillips. Mrs.
OF hra
Joseph Roscnbaum. Miss Lorena Ma
son, Miss Helen Norton. Mrs. w. A.
Burrows, Mrs. Ora Stokes. Miss Adele
Ruf'in and Mrs. Maggie Walker.
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with his aunt. Mrs. J. J. Davis. Lieu
tenant Patterson has been ordered TO
Fort oGi"thorpe. Ga. for duty
Miss Argyle Tutwiicr leaves to-day
70 Join the Mcclure hospital unit at
Camp Lee. Miss Tutw!ier enlisted IN
th;s uni; several months ago for duty
as Il nurse.
Misses rearl barnett. OF shawsvile.
and Mary Baxter. OF Chris;:ansburS. are
guests OF Mrs. Joseph !. Gardner.
Iltt >. Murri!l. who Is doing Y. NJ.
{. ~. work at Camp Lee. spent several
days this week at his home hore.
Mrs. w. III. Johnson and little daugh-
ter. OF winston salem. y. c.. are guests
OF her sister. Mrs. j. Il. Tu;wlcr.
Robert l.. FaIg. Jr. OF Camp Greene.
Charlotte. \. c.. is on 1--WE days fur
Tough ut his home in Blacksburg.
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APPOMATT0x

lSpecial to The Times Dispatch1
APPOMATTOX. VA. March "a
concert was given Wednesday evening
IN the auditorium OF tho Agricultural
school by the Farnvillc Brass Band.
Mrs. Geisson left Sunday to spend
some time with her parents In Colum-
bus. Ohio.
Miss Madaiyn Manonia. of Chris
,'nnsburE has been visiting Mrs. Rus
sell Peacock. of this place.
j. A. Burke has been appointed Fed
cral food administrators for Appomat-
toX County.
Quarterly conference OF the Metho-
dist Memorial Church was held here
Monday with Rev. w IT. Green. pro
siding elder. The church was reported
In good condition.
The Junior Red Cross Of the Appo.
mattoN Agricultural School has com.
plcted a large number of garments fol-
the refugees of Belgium.
The war savings campaign will be-
gin here In earnest on March 20, and
continue TIL March 80
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MANASSAS

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
MANASSAS. VA. March 9.-Rev. and
Mrs. HARDWOOD l.. Myers. OF Petersburg,
and their two little sons have been the
quests OF Mr.. Myers's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Myers.
?rivates Whcatlcy NJ. Johnson and
Benjamin Johnson. OF Camp Lee. recent
~ visited their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Ii. Johnson.
Mrs. Thomas S. Meredith is spending
some time with relatives In New York
and Boston.
J. L. Lcachman, Il. II. Davis. 4. 0.
Latham. ~. G. Hutchinson III w. Herring,
/ Thomas II. Lion. +. L. Ransdell anu
H. Il. Hutchinson have returned from a
... ~ in Florida
Miss Vista Dinges. Of Middletown. has
been the guest OF her sister. Mrs. J. l..
Dushong.
Horace Rebok. Of santa Monica. Cal.
recently visited DR.. and Mrs. iervin w.
i;oop.
Lieutenant Nelson Wampler, of Camp
Lee. was the recent guest OF Airs.
Wanplcr At the home OF her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. II. Davis, Of Bristow.
DR.. Vivian V. Gillum has returned
from visit TO Richmond.
Captain and Mrs. c. -. S. GARRISON.
who have been in Washington for sew
eral months have returned TO Haymar-
kct. Captain Garrison has received
MS orders and expects TO leave at once.
X. y. Rust has returned from a visit
to his parents. Captain and Mrs. John
X. itIat. Ut Bethesda. Mi.
John NJ. Piercy has returned from a
visit TO his mother in Fredericksburg
Private JOIN. L. Hynson. OF Camp Lee
recently visited his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. X. S. Hynson.
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CULPEPER

/. Especial TO The Times Dispatch.1
CuLrEPER. VA, March 9-George
Bnndick. student at the University
OF Virginia. IS spending the week with
his parents, Rev. and Mrs. Bundick
Miss Alice Stearns was at Farley, her
country home near Brandy. this week
Frank Gilk eson, of Hopewell, was the
weekend guest Of his father, +. NJ.
Gilkcson.
Captain w. +. Downing was in town
this week. He Is now stationed in
Washington.
Miss Isabelle Willis is tho guest of
her brother. II. II. Willis.
Mrs. Daisy Chamberlain. of Balti-
more. and Mrs. Thomas Sparks, of
Orange. were called here by tho Illness
and death Of Miss Kate Latham,
w. T. Latham, of Baltimore, is the
guest OF his mother. Mrs. Fayette
Latham.
William Mason. OF Philadelphia. was
the guest this week OF his mother, Mrs.
I George Mason, at Rose Dale"
Miss Adele Vowel and Mrs. Robert
Matthews were In Washington this
week.
Edward Perry and r. A. Bickors were
in Richmond this week.
A cablegrnm was received Monday
from Denmark. announcing the dca, h
of Mrs. Henrietta Juhlcr. Mrs. Juhler
vas the mother OF Victor Juhler, Of
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BOWLING GREEN
Especial to The Times-D,sna,cn

Especial to The Times-Dispaicb1
BOWLING GREEN. VA, March o
airs. j. Mortimer Hughes has return
ed from visit to friends in wash
ington.
Miss Ellen Broaddus. of Richmond.
spent several days this week with her
mother. Mrs. Kate C. Broaddus.
MISS Lucy Voolfolk. who has been
spending some time with friends In
Washington. has returned home.
Major T. D. Coghll has returned
from Richmond. where he spent severa1
days this week.
Mrs James T. Richards, after Wait
ing friends in Richmond several DAYS
has returned home
MIS- Alice Haines has returned from
Il visit TO relatives in Washington.
Mrs. L. NJ. Ritter and children are
visiting relatives in Blackstone.
Mrs William p. Miller. who has been
visiting relatives at Herndon. has re-.
turned home.
Mrs Fannie B. Vincent spent several
days in Baltimore this week with
friends.
Mrs, c. ]. Martens, of Richmond. has
moved here and will make this her
home
Miss Frances G.ssscll. who Is teach
Ing schooi at Charlotte, spent some
time this week with her father. DR..
Robert r. Glassell
John w. Elliott. OF Fort Story. and
Frank NJ. Smoot. OF Camp Lee. spent
several days this week with their
parents.
Mrs. r. A. Parr is In a hospital in
Richmond for treatment.
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WINCHESTER

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.]
WINCHESTER, Va. March 9.--Mrs.
Horace Browne has joined her son-in-
law,and daughter. Lieutenant and Mrs.
W. q. Baker. at SpartnnburE. S. c.
Mrs Fred l.. Glaize has been visiting
friends in Washington and Baltimore.
Miss Ada Thatcher has returned from
a visit TO her brother and siatcr-in- law
Mr. and Mrs. Harry d. Thatcher. in
,!arrisonburg. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Hillyurd have
returned from visit to friends In
Baltimore.
Miss Car6lne Painter Is spending
several weeks in Washington.
Miss Josephine McKnctt has return
cd to her home near baltimore. after
spending the winter with her sister.
Mrs. Harry Shryock.
Miss Carter Conrad has been visit.
ing friends in Washington and Bulti.
more.
Mrs Il. V. Shade has returned to
Wash!ngton. after Visiting friends here.
Misses Mollie and Clara Wood have
returned from Washington. and have
rcoun1cd their home near town
Mrs. ". =. Conrad has returned 10
!uttH'or" after listing Mr.. and Mrs.
/ caraom Spiilman.
Mrs Katie Forncy Is visiting rel
ve% - McNcesport. Pa.
The rev Carlton ID. Harris. D. D..
baltimore. Is spending the week
ma w!;h relatives at Middlctown.
lr ana Mrs. Howard WhctzcI have
urncd from an extended stay in
s.ikins. w Va
Mrs. w. c. Plundeke, OF New York.
IS at the home OF her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. William II. Hillyard. for the sum
mer.
Hu's Elizabeth Chapman Is visiting
relatives near Washington.
Miss Annie Grim has r.tnroad ,ro.
. trip 10 Baltimore
MIS-. Title Henry and her daughter.
Mrs. Grace Schcarer, have returned To
baltimore. after visiting relatives here
for several weeks
MISS Martha Dinwiddie. OF lower Vir-
siria has been spending the week here
MRS. d. 0. SnaDp has Leen visiting
relatives at Frederick. Md.
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DISCUSSES SOCIAL WORK
FOR GIRLS Oil SATURDAY
First OF Series of Lectures to he Given
In tichnAond VIII lie Held
Ih:s Week.

a series Of lectures on Social
Standards for Girls" is to be given
IN Richmond from March 10 TO "a under
The direction Of a committee formed
OF representatives from many social
and religious organizations of the city.
The War work Council of the Ma
tional Young "onen's Christian Asso-
citation is sending to Richmond Or.
Noble. who has recently been speak
ing In many Western cities and has
met with such success that the de-
mnnGs tor her time are greater than
She can meet While DR.. Noble is lee
turing in Richmond she will be ass st-
ed by Or. Lydia Bauer. of the Virginia
Home and Industrial School for Girls.
DIT. Bauer won many friends by nor
admirable work in teaching FIRST Id
classes at the Y. W. C. 4. last year.
The lectures are designed TO stir up
active interest IN protective work FOR
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this place. lie had returned from q
visit to Denmark in December.
q. w. Neal. OF Richmond. WAS in Gull
pepper on Monday.
Mrs. Blanche Doe and Misses MIL
drcd Gibson and Anne Grcon were In
Orange to attend the funeral services
of the late Mrs. Rcbecca Shackclford.
Mrs. Shackeliord was the mother of
Judge George S. Shnclselford. of Orange.
Mrs. Riton. CT Roanoke. was tho
guest this week OF her daughter and
son law. DIR. and hirB. Otis Marshall.
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you have always wanted.
Then work the clothes
about in these suds: no
rubbing is necessary.
You will never use cake
or chip soap for these
uses again Z:
For fine laundering,
soap should never be
rubbed directly on the
article. This coarsens and
discolors the fabric. For
this reason Lux is a ire
mendous advance over
every other form Of soap.
Once you have tried it,
you will never be satisfied
with anything else for
fine laundering.
Get a package at any
grocery, drug or depart
ment store. Try it, no
matter what soap product
you now use. LAg aUlW
not harm anything that
pure aD0te7. alone aUiW not
l7l5ure. Lever Bros. Co.,
Cambridge, Mass.
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BLACKSBURG

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
BLACKSBURG, VA, March 9.-Mrs
Jignan S. Randolph and Miss Emily
Randolph are visiting relatives in
Washington and Baltimore.
Lieutenant Robert NJ. Patterson, Jr.,
United States Army. Of Fort Leavcn-
worth, spent several days this wcel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-10

Open a package of Lux.
Notice how entirely diff
ferent it looks from any
other soap product you
have ever seen.
Nothing like it has
ever before been manu-
featured.
1t is not a soap powder!
Not a Clipped soap! Not
a cake! But wonderful
flakes! Notice how deli
cate, how transparent and
pure each flake is.
The modern form of soap
This is the form in which
the woman of today de-
mands soap - delicate
fakes in which is concen-
trated the greatest pos
sible cleansing value.
Cleans without rubbing
Throw the flakes into
hot water; whisk into a
lather; instantly you get
just the rich, thick suds
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-07-04
Il Department of
LAdIes' Shoes
Sold to Fit
Sold to Fit

DOROTHY DODD LACE OXFORD SPECIALS
New spring Models in Tan or Brown high low heels
".suI S'oo values at .......................$5.9
Back hid Lace Oxfords, high or low heels Reg. $500
N'~>' - S4.9S
One-strap Pump with Cuban heel in Pat or Plain Kid
keg. $500 values at. Observation-Disclosures. "a qs
n'reet fump IN Brown or Black Welt Solos, Reg $500
An assortment OF Lace Boots in Gray, Brown Black and
rat Hid Reg. $500 to $500 values at ..... S54s
White Popln Lace Boot in high or low heel Reg $3.50
ana SoOO values at ........................ S349
"si,e ropln Lace Qxfords in high low heel Reg
White Popin Pumps made up in several styles Reg
@'.ou values al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
White Poplin Pumps, high or low heel Reg $500
value, at Observation-Disclosures. 50 az
mite Canvas Sport Shoes OxfOrds with Rubber Sole
. neg @|''V ana $40 values S1.95
"hlte canvas Pumps. plain or Onestrap. Reg. $3.50
"-''' '"ueo dt .95
White canvas Sport OXfOrds with Rubber sole Reg 90
"'"~' - ''' Lag
MISSES white Canvas Lace Shoes Reg. So 80 at 9S
onhdrens White Canvas Lace Shoe Reg. So at 81 SO
Misses White Canvas Lace Oxford Reg $1.75 at 40
Chidrens White Canvas Lace Oxford Reg 81 80 at s11e
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-07-04

all kinds for hat to Fix over can now be had for very
cents. Many ladies enjoy doing their own remodeng
these trimmings at such low prices.
IIIIIIIIIlIIiIIIII iIIlIIIIIlu
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-07-04
July Clearance Sale of
Millinery
Il Wost Unusual Opportunity to Buy
SEPARATE Silk Skirts

hnsS sn % % shirt WAISTS A%%$
GmalH~a ~@a%>ssS p "~""%
uHg goat
@LSo All Separate Skirts o~S
165O
n
zrzm~mS 1850 %=% $$#%$$$$$$$$$%=%
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-07-04
LIGHTFUL ASSORTMENT OF
Dainty aists

These hlmy creations of Georgete, Crepe de Chine
pretty French VOiles Organizes, Silks all at special
low prices for July Clearance splendid chance to
secure your years supply
All $500 and $500 Waists at ......... S1O75
All $3.50 Waists at - 60 as
All $1,000 Waists at &c "a
All $3.50 and $1,000 Waists . $50
All $3.50 and $500 Waists seas
All $3.50 Waists - e. 90
Our Marguerite Specials:
All $3.50 and 1913 French Voiles - s2es
All S225 Wolfe and Organizes .......... S19S
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-28
SPIEWACY BACZNOSC!

Niniejszem zawiadamiamy, re O.
statnie wsp6lne lekcye chorow bio
racych udziai re Spiewem PREY po-
mniku Ko$ciuszki V niedziele. dnia
Ego czerwca, odbeda sic jak haste
puje: we wtorek, 2Sgo maja, W pia-
TEX, sligo maja W pawilonie Parku
Puiaskiego o godz. Smej wieczorem
punktualnie. Jak we wtorek, tax
W piatek So. Druzyna Spiewacza ra-
CIV stawic sic W komplecie i punktu-
alnie. Bibliotekarze poszczegolnych
ch6r6w przyniosa ]potrzebne nuty.
Cora PieSn Polska!
R6ia KwasigrOch,
StanisIaw Wr6blewski.
Roman j. G~oszczynski,
Komitet Spiewak6w,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-28
WIAD0M0S0 Z PARAFU P0LSklCH " CHICAGO.
Z KANTOWA.

w ubiegia niedziele wieezorem
w sail par. Sw. Jana Kantego odby
10 sic przedstawienie amatorskie
- urzsdzone przez Tow. sw. Sta
nislawa B. i NJ, nalezsce do Sto-
warzyszenia Polakow W Amery-
ce: odegrano sztuke ludowa la
iemnica Chaty Wieiskiej". Wszy-
scy amatorzy grail z werwa / hui
morem, role wystudyowane by}y
dobrze pierwszenstwo we
wzmiankach pochwalnych nalezy
sic pannom Penkala, ktora pick
ne graia Kasie, a ~jeszcze piekniej
Spiewaia, oraz pannie w. Rem
bacz, ktora wykazala w roll iej
matki talent dramatyczny; 2u-
bIicznoSc licznie zebrana oklaski-
waia sowicie starsza gwardye a.
matorska PIP. P~osadzego, Osucha
i Dudzinskiego, dobrze grala tez
pna Posadzy a procz niej wyste--
powaiy jeszcze parry NADIA, Cy-
norman i Wajnert, mlodziez wiej
ska grail zawsze dziarscy clliopcy
kSntowscy, znani z wystepow
Ch6r6w tamtejszych, kt6rzy te1
piekr,ie Spiewali, jak pp. Drozda
j Rembacz, Sztorc i Misiura: O.
zywiali oni znacznie era swa ak
eye sztuki; bohaterskiego paro5-
czaka, Szymka grail z uczuciem p,
]. Rembacz, ktory tez udatrie pa
re Spiew6w wykonai, a dohry typ
wiejskiego grajka ,,Rzepo'e" Cd
tworzyI p. Pacyna. Przedstawie-
ME szio skiadnie: Spiewy wyko-
naro bardzo pieknie, kierowai nj,
mi organista p. F. Nowicki, or,
kiestra dyrygowai p. S. Klcsow'
ski. rezyserowai p. K. Wachtel-
charakteryzacya i kostyumy byiy
poprawne: summa wszystkt
dobrze, CO sic dobrze konczy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-28
DO KONCA CZERWCA!
(Komunikat z biura Kom. Wyk.
,Wychodztwo Ojczyznie W dniu
3go Maia. 1879

Ola WiadomoSci tych wszyst-
kich. ktorzy dotychczas jeszcze
ME zlozyli daru Majowego ns
rzecz Rampant, Wychodztwo Oh
czyznie" jak rowniel ola wiado.
moSci wszystkich Wielebnycf
Xxx. Proboszczy, oraz Komitet6w
i sub-Komitetow, wreszcie
wszystkich jednostek, zajmuja,
.cych sic kolektaini majowemi
przypominamy, re kolekty ma ~,
bezpieczanie zoinierzy polskich
W Armii Polskiej
DO KONCA CZERWC
p~rzyjmowane bye winny ma zlote
listy. Mkt ME bedzie mogl mice
wymowki, re badz ME zdazyl,
badz ME miai sposobnosci ziozyc
ofiare swoja ma Kampanie Wy
chodztwo Ojczyznie.
Wszyscy zatem do piracy!
Pokazmy, re ola swietych &C.
narodowych potrafimy stanac
jak jeden MAJ i dzia}at zgodnie,
jak ma prawdziwych braci Pola-
kow przystalo.
Wszelkich informacyi co do
Rampant udziela chetnie
Biuro .Komitetu Wykonawcze-
go Wychodztwo Ojczyznie."
II West 37th Str,
New York City.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-28
Baczno$e Choir Chopina
Wv. Spiew. Pol.

Niniejszem zawiadamiam, re
lekcya Choru Chopina ME odbe-
die sic W srods d. 29go maja, ma
tcmiast wszyscy koledzy So pro-
szeni o przybycie we wtorek d. %
maja, o godz. 8mej wieczorem do
sail parku Puiaskiego ma wspolna
lekcye ch6row, bioracych udzial
W manifestacyi PREY pomniku Ko-
sciuszki.
Nastepna lekcya choru Chopina
odbedzie sic we srode, d. 5go
czerwca.
Jozef N. Baranowski, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-28
okaze sic ono wiecej szkodliwe

czej okaze sic ono wiecej szkodliwe
niz uzyteczne.
Wielu atlet6w 1 siiaczy zawodowych
wygraio zapasy jedynie dlatego, re
znali sekret SHY, podczas gdy wfelu
innych zostaio pokonanych poprostu
ola braku zelaza."
UWAGA: - Nuxated Iron (zelazo
Organiczne), ktore jest ~rekomendowa-
ne powyzej przez DR.. <. Sauer, ME
jest wcale patentowane Tub sekretne
lekarstwo, ale lekarstwo Zawieratace
aelazo, kt6re Jest W przeciwiehstwie
do starej formy, Jest latwo zasymilo-
wane 1 ME psuje zebow, ami aoiadka.
F~abrykanci gwarantuja pewny | zu-
peinie zadowalajacy skutek kazdemu
k%upujacemu, albo zwroca vase pie
Made. Jest to znane wszystkim ap-
tekarZom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-28
re STANISkAWOWA.

W ~przyszly czwartek, to jest W
dzien Wiehczenia Grobow, ma cmen-
tarzu sw. Woieiecha, o godz. loci
rano odprawiona zostanie Msza sw'
i WHOLESOME ~zostanie kazanie W ka-
plicy XXX. Zmartwychwstahcow: To
warzystwo W~incentego Barzynskiego
zam6wiia te Msze sw. "a dusze
wszystkich zmarlych kaplanow i pa
rattan jak r6wniez i Ia p~oleglych ma
wojnie braci W obronie Ojczyzny.
!:
Ubieglej niedzieli X. Karol Wa
rol, Jezuita, niedawno przybyfy
Europy, tax W koSciele g6rnym jak
/ dolnym wyglosif szesc kazan ma
wszystkich nabozenstwach W CA
sic Nieszpor6w, celem ro~zszerzenia
wiekszej czci dla Apostolstwa Modlit
wy; koSci6i. byi przepeiniony wier'
nymi ma wszystkich nabozenstwach
Kolektorzy / Kolektorki Podatku
Narodowego maja sic zebrac dzisia.
ii. we wtorek dn:a 2sgo b. m.
oddac zebrany Podatek ma plebani
u X. Proboszcza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-28
e SzCzEPANOWA

w przyszla niedziele W kosciele
sw. %Szczepana, odbedzie sic uroczy-
sta Suma O godz. 1890 rano, i pro-
cesya jake W u~roczystosc Bozego
Gala.
Klub Rob6tek Recznych i'm. Hele-
nv Paderewskiej rozwija sic swiet-
ME, coraz to wiecej pan ~wstepuje;
klub ten wykonczyl przeszlo so par
ponczoch ola naszych wojak6w j
pracuje nadal, ME zwaza Ms trudno-
sci, ale pracuje by jak najwiecej do
brego zdziaiat ola sprawy polskiej.
81
Klub Pan Kr6lowej Wandy UREA
dza wycieczke, czyli tax zwana Ma
j6wke ola dzieci szsolnych 1 W og6-
lie wszystkich parafian, dnia 1890
czerwca, b. r. do ogrodu ,,Natoma
Park, przy kohcu linii tramwajowej
Milwaukee ave.
w czwartek, dnia 1890 czerwca
b. r. o godz. 1880 wieczorem, PREY
bedzie do naszej parafii X. Karol
Warol, Jezuita, Misyonarz, niedaw-
no przybyly z Europy 1 wygiesi
nauke, celem rozszerzenia Apostol-
silva Modlitwy do Boskiego Serca Je-
zusa; zarazem odbedzie sic przyje-
Gle czlonk6w / czlonkin do Arcy-
bractwa Apostolstwa Modlitwy.
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Zakonczenie roku szkolnego W ma
szej parafA, odbedzie sic dnia 20go
czerwca, b r. ma sail parafialnej, O
godz. 1880 wieczorem. Siostry nau-
czycielki jui przygotowuJa dzieci
do jak najwspanialszego programu.
Uroczysta Komunia sw. odbedzie
sic dnia 23go czerwCa, b. r. ola die
CT szkolnych; przygotowania do te.
niezwykIej uroczystosci So juz "
toku.
Pewna PAM ~ofiarowala zap}acic zt
odnoWienie / o~z}ocenie naszych sta
rych | cennych lichtarzy W koScielei
szlachetny to'czyn, oby wiecej takicl
by1o / tax dopomagaio ubogiej
potrzebujacej parafii ola udoskonal
MIA jej. Znajduja sic zacni ofiaro-
dawcy tax swoi jak / pozamiejscowi
kt6rzy ably tylko ulzyG naszemu pro
boszczowi, kt6ry tax nie~zmordowa-
ME pracuje ola upiekszenia tel sta
rel Swiatyni Panskiej.
Pc tych wszystkich nabozenstwacl
uroczystoSciach, gdy sic n zakol
CA wtenczas X. probszcz, zamysl;
ko5ci6l odmalowac ma wewnatrz, a
zeby Swiatynia Panska przedstawia};
sic tax ma wewnatrz jak i zewnatr
czysto 1 artystycznie. Juz teraz X
proboszcz przyjmuje oferty; malowa
ME koScioia rozpocznie sic z poczat
klein miesiaca lipca.