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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-18
Chief Will Check
Accident Reports

Chief % Police w H. sevcryns
Friday was planning 10 take action
against several local hospitals which
aTe alleged 20 have shown laxity In
reporting accidents TO the police
According 60 severyns. many &C
oidcnts and injury cases requiring
strict police Investigation have not
been reported TO them Tor as much
aS six or eight hours after they had
occurred A city ordinance covers
such reports and provides penalties
for failure 20 promptly report
A shakcup OF the management
OF the different hospitals. and pos
sihly arrests. arc promised II the
reports are not made promptly In
tho future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-18
Extradition Papers
Honored by Hart

OLYMPIA. May is.-E. r. Melt
ling. wanted In San Francisco
county. by California authorities. on
a charge OF forgery. today awaits
arrival OF officers 20 return him 10
San Francisco. Governor Hart. OF
Washington. having honored a
requisition from Governor Richard.
son OF California for Meetings. re.
turn.
Governor Hart also Issued an eT.
tradition request for the return 20
Washington OF r. -. johnson.
wanted In King county on a charge
OF grand larceny Johnson s. now
under arrest in Los Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-18
HEARD EXPLOSION:
CALLED POLICE; IT
WAS AN AUTO HORN

"TNHEzE's been an explosion
l. IN my garage. and what.
ever Il is. Il Il stili eHplodinEl
Send a couple dozen cops up
here AZ onccr
This message. nom George A.
Spencer. sSls iath ave. s. Thurs
day nisht. galvanized the police
force into instant action. With
visions ~ dynamlters floating hc.
fore them. two motorcycle men
galloped 20 the rescue,
Inside the garage, they found
Spencers auto. The electric
horn had become ortelrcuitod.
causing /, 20 emit loud. incos.
SAINT bleats Of misery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-18
SMALL INCOME
TAXES FOUGHT
ProgreSSiyeS Would Free
Sums Less Than $1,000
RN IAMRENCE MAINS

III LAW NhAsaNNAa fasNhlAN
Conyught. 1898 by United PRESS
WASHINGTON, May iS.-pro.
gfcssivcs viii demand that the ad-
ministratlon consent 20 elimination
Of all taxes on incomes Of less than
s5.Voo.
II this concession Il refused them,
The progressivos win do their best
to wreck the administrations tax
revision prognm upon which ne
publican leaders hope 10 build
party popularity In 1894
The tentative administration pro
gram calls Tor reduction ot incoms
surtaxcs ON incomes above $4,000
bur no change In the present eN
symptoms or taxes on the small in
comes.
'Menon Win build his program on
the foundation OF getting relief for
rich men and biz corporations. Nc
viii build ours on demand Tor
Justice 10 the soldier and relief for
the small taxpayers" a progressive
senator recently wrote a eonstiiuen,
In reply 10 an inquiry about pro
gresSlyc tax revision plans.
The progressive bloc will demand
the following measures;
I. increase In corporation profits
taxes. or restoration OF the excess
profits tax.
:. Increasing Of exemption 20 mar
rled men and heads OF families from
$4,000. the present figure. 70 $1,000
This would free from income taxes
entirely the man With a small In
come.
!. Enactment OF a soldier bonus
bin.
The progressives believe they have
the administration In a hole" both
on tax reductions and the bonus.
With Secretary Mellon predicting
treasury surplus Of si25.o0o. o0c
this year. there IS no reason why
hurdensome taxes should not b.
lifted from the man Of small means,
they say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-18
Wanted to Use a
Tomb for a Home

YfEwsLEY. England. May Ia
clifford Mater applied TO the city fof
p~rmlsslon to use the local moripary
tomb as a temporary home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-18

BRANDON. England. May a.
Not one % tho 5000 residents Of
Brandon has been arrested for
drunkenness for ak years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-18
Boy at Play Is
Injured by Auto

Leo Mlnorchil. s. OF case Corson
ave. was severely injured Friday
when he was struck down by an
auto driven by 7. II. Allen OF Sea.
hurst Park. as he was playing with
boy companions In the read near hls
home. He was treated az the
county hospital.
Six per cent OF the passenger Ru.
tomobiles In the country arc the
property OF business houses.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
"AZ IGMANDI KIsPAP"
Vasarnaphoz egy hetre remek mil
kedvelo eloadas lesz a Kossuth
K0rben.

A Kossuth-k0r derek miikedvel6
szinesz gardaja nagyban kesziil a
vasarnaphoz egy hetre szinre kc~
riilo "Az Igmandi Kispap'' el0-
adasara, amelyet Molnar Lajos a
t6le megszokott iigyesseggel rem.
dez es tanit be. A probak szorgal-
masan folynak es biztos, hogy az
el6adas egyike lesz a legjobbak-
max Youngstownban. Molnar La.
jos maga is jatszik darabban
mig a f6szerepet ifj. Lautner ia
nos fogja ADM.
/. "Az Igmandi Kispap' Berczik
Arpad hires nepszinmiive, anne.
lyct meg a Youngstown k0zonseg
mem latott. A darab teistele re
mex dalokkal 6s tancokkal.
A Kossuth-k0r vezet6sege iga.
helyesen, mersekelt 'dijszabast al
lapitott meg az eloadasra. Az elst
hat sor szekei IS centbe, a t0bb
sorok szekei so centbe kerUlnek
A miikedvel6k megerdemlik !
maIgyarsag legteljesebb partola-
sat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
MEGsZ0K0TT MAGYAR
ASSZONY.
Kaposi Karolyne msgss0k6tt a
burdosaval, Kuti J6zseffel.

Kellemetlen meglepetes erte
Kaposi Karoly jol ismert honfi-
tarsunkat h6 27-en reggel, ami
kor felebredt.
A felesege, sziiletett: Szabd
Erzsebet eltiint a hazb6l. Csakha.
mar kisiilt, hogy vele egyiitt ell
tint a burdos is: Kuti JOSEF cir.
ca 40 ewes, barna haju, ragyas ar
Gu legeny ember. De eltiint Ka.
posi- harom gyermeke is: a u
ewes Erzsike, 9 ewes Mariska es
a 7 ewes Karoly. Az is kitud6dott,
hogy az asszony kivette bank.
b6l a penzt, amely kozos neven
volt elhelyezve. Val6szinii, hogy
Pittsburghba mentek. A rend6r.
seq meginditotta nyomozast e
ertesitette szomszed varosoE
rend6rseget az esetr6l.
Ha valaki felismerne a megsz0.
|kott asszonyt vagy f6rfit, ertesit.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
VERHOVAY TAGOK
FIGYELMEBE.

A Verhovay Segelyegylet 109.
fi6k janak megbizasab6l mar most
felhivom a tagsag figyelmet ARA,
hogv december 9-en megtartan-
do havi gyiiles rendkiviil fontos
lesz tagsagra nezve, mivel ezcn
a gyiilesen kcll a tagsagnak nyi-
latkozni arrol, hogy melyik fizett-
81 rendszert valasztja az NJ alap-
szabalyok alapjan es ICY megtud-
ia AIT is, hogy mennyit kell maid
fizetnie a j0v6ben havonta. Ok
vetleniil fontos tchat, hogy min
den egyes tag okvetlenul megje-
lenjen a gyiilesen. Felhivom azon
tagok figyelmet, akik meg mem
fizettek meg halaleseti dijat Is
piknik-j -jegyet, ezen a gyiilesen
okvetlen fizessek meg.
Tagtarsi iidv0zlettel
Menyhert Janos, titkar,
610 Mable Stree, Youngstown, @.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
HlREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0L

adashoz. A Rosary. Kiraly miivesz
tarsulat hetf6n estehez egy hetre
tartja legdiszesebb el6adasat
Kossuth teremben. Kalman Imre
egyik legsikeresebb operettje ke-
riil szinre: a Csardaskiralyn6, a
mely valosagos kincsesladaja
mindannak a szepsegnek, amely
egy operett kelleke. Dalok, tan
cox, szerelmi bonyodalmak, $40
morusagok, duhajk odasok egy-
mast valtjak fel a legpompasabb
kerestben.
Kiraly Ern6, hogy tanubizony-
sagot tegyen az amerikai magya-
rok magasabb izlesenek elismere-
Scroll Macy anyagi aldozattal tel
jesen NJ diszleteket es kosztiim0
ket keszittetett a darabhoz, hogy
a Youngstown el6adas tokeletes
es hibatlan masa legyen a buda-
pesti el6adasnak.
B. Rosary Emmy jatsza darab
cimszerepet, a szepseges Csardas-
kiralyn6t, akinek egesz h6dito
egyeniseget tulajdonkeppen mem
a sz0vegszerzok, hanem Rosary
rajzolta meg, inert 8 jatszotta a
szerepet a budapest bemutat6n
IS az utana k0vetkezo sok-sok dia-
dalmas esten is. Rosary Emmy
eloadasaban me gsokszorozodtak a
darab szepsegei. Gy0nyorii, csen-
GO hangja uj ragyogast adott a
daloknak, egyenisege nj fenyt
Sylvia alakjanak.
Partnere a szerelmes herceg,
Kiraly Emo lesz, aki szinten kre-
alta EFT szerepet. Keresve Sc lc-
hetne jobb es illobb szerepet irni
Kiraly ErnGnek, aki Magyaror-
szag leghiresebb szerelmes szine-
sze, akinek dalai megirt szavak-
nal is tobb melegseget, banatot
tudnak kifejezni.
A tarsulat minden tagja nagy-
szerii szerephez jutott, fokozott
ambici6val is kesziilnek mindnya-
! jan az el6adasra, amely meltan
fog sorakozni vendegmiiveszek k
amerikai diadalutjahoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
SCENT ISTVAN EGYLET.

A Scent Istvan egylct f. evi
december no 2-an, jovG vasarnap
d. II. 2 orakor tartja rendes havi
gyiileset a Kossuth-k0r helyisege-
ben. Tekintve azonban, hogy ezen
gyiilesen tisztvisel0 valasztas is
lesz, azert keretnek a tagok, hogy
teljes szamban 6s pontosan ielen-
jenek meg.
November h6napban fuggesztve
voltak: Hugler JOSEF, Stoke
Gergelyne es B. 10th Juliska 3-3
havi, valamint Vask6 J6zsefne 4
havi es vegiil Demjen Lajos, Droz
dix Mihaly, Vass Janos es Zsirka
JOSEF So havi hatralekkal. Ke-
retnek ugy a figgesztes alatt le-
v6 tagok, mint akik meg nincso-
mex figgesztye, de hatralekban
vannak, hogy hatralekaikat ez2n
gyulesen oEvetleniil fizessek meg,
inert kiil0nben az evi szamadasnal
mint hatralekosok fognak szere-
pelni.
E h6ten a k0vetkez6 tagok be-
tegek:
Hochwart Ignatz, 81 Oneta St.
/ Ceppel Katalin, Elyria, Ohio.
A betegseg Horvath Itsvan ell
n0kh0z jelentend0. kinek cine
522 Williamson Ave, telefon
szamja: Auto. 77784.
Horvath Istvan, eln0k.
Mixich Gaspar, jegyz6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
SEP MERKOZEs.
Izgalmas hare utan St. George
csapat legyozte a Kossuth-fiukat.
J6 mecsmost vasarnapra.

Vasarnap delutan nagy k0z0n-
seq el6tt merk0z0tt Kossuth foot
ball csapat rendkiviil gyors ST.
George skot csapattal a Shenley
palyan. A jat6k rendkiviil elveze-
tes volt es a skotok csak nagy
hare aran gy0ztek ket gollal a
magyarok g6lkeptelensege ellen.
A jatek els6 felidej6ben esett
gol veletlen miive volt. A felidS
/ % eredmennyel v6gz6d0tt es a
magyar csapat ugyancsak kesziilt
a kapott g6l visszaadasara. de e
helyett meg egy COLT kaptak ami
kor sk6t csatarok mogrohantak
a magyar kapust 6s labdaval
egyiitt g6lba r0pitettek.
A magyar csapat 0sszeallitasa
most igen eros es a ;0v0 hGten a
gy0zelcm remenyevel veszik fel a
harcot West Side A. G. csapa-
laval, amely azol6tt a Chero-Col4
nevet viselte. Ez mecs most va
sarnap lesz ugyancsak a Shenley
palyan.
Orommef halljuS, hogy a ma
gyar football meccseknek most
mar megvan a rendes magyar k0-
z0nsege, amely allandoan no.
A csapatot Brogli Ignac es ked-
YES neje lattak vendegiil vacsora-
ra a merk ozes utan. A mecs utani
vacsorak most mar teljesen ren-
desek lettek es igazan el6segitil1
csapat lelkesedeset es 0sszetar.
tasat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
ESEMENYEK
(Folytatas az i. oldalrol)

we'd Homolya es a magyar egyle-
TEX vagyonara utazo new york;
lehiit6 banda. Youngstownban So
ha- sem leSz Szoviet HAz es a
Youngstown magyarsagot soha
sem fogjdk a Homolya-ftle izga-
t6k felrevezetni.
Mar egyszer ideje, hogy kives-
silk magunk k0ziil az olyanokat,
akik mi intezmenyeinket, a mi
evck nehez munkajan megalaki-
tott 6s fentartott egyleteinket fel
akarjak robbantani,
Homolya es tarsai akarnak az
igazi basak, az igazi zsarnokok
lenni, de maid maekapjak a va
laszt az egyletekt6l.
/. n
Az alkotmany' nem a kormany-
zat miive, hanem a nepe, amely al
kotja a kormanyzatot, Kormany-
zat alkotmany nelkiil, mer6ben ha-
talon jog nelkiil. (Thomas Paine)
Ftltekenys6g, kegyetlenseg,
gyiil0let, bosszu, mer6ben kiil0n-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
EGYLETI TITKAROK!

TIT decemberi gyiilesek ideje.
Sok egylet mar ezen gyilesen
valasztja meg j0v6 eyre tisztvisa-
l6it. Kerjiik a titkarokat, hogy q
valasztasok eredmenyet miveliinK
lehet0leg azonnal tudassak, hogy
az lapban k0zolhet6 legyen. A
,szerkeszt0seg cine: 320 West
Federal Street. Telefonjai: Auto.
6573S es Bell, Main Ais.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
A SIT. tsTvAN tItfK0zsEa
B1zoTTsAGA GYttLEST TART.

Kadden este SIT. 1stvan egy,
haz kuratorai es a nemreg meg.
tartott gyiilesen kikiildott bizott.
sag gyiilest tartott a plebanian
F5t. Varlaky Sander plebanossal.
Az ertekezleten hosszu eszmecserc
folyt afelett, hogyan lehetne meg
oldani az egyhaz pfoblemait. We
gill elhataroztak, hogy felmeriilt
eszmekrol praktikus m6doh k6lt-
segveteseket keszitenek, amelyek
maid a legkozelebbi ertekezleten
keriilnek megbeszelesre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
Gyermek eloadas.

A gyermek el6adas December
2-an tartatik meg a Boardman
street, Moose hallban este fel
nyolc oral kezdessel. 3 h0napi eros
tanulas eredmenyet mutatjai be
81 gyermek Cinderella el6adasa-
val. Nezze meg AIT az 0sszmagyar-
sag, inert ilyent meg mem latott s
nem is fog latni.
F0ldszinti iegy / DOLL, karat
IS cent, gyermek jegy 25 cent. A
jegyek nincsenek szamozva, tehat
aki korabban jon, jobb helye lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
SCENT IMRE EGYLET.

"A Scent 1mre egylet rendes
havi gyiileset tartja vasarnap del
utan 2 oral kezdettel az Atletika a
Club helyiseg6ben, 33S12 West
Federal Street. A tisztikar keri a
tagokat, hegy pontosan jelenje-
mex meg, sok fontos letargyalni
va'l6 lesz, meg az evi tisztviselG
valasztas, amihez okvetleniil kel1
a taeok jelenlete.
So6s H. Janos, elnok,
Redovay Janos, jegyz6
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
sZttZ MARIA EGYLET.

Keretnek az east youngstown
Sziiz Maria egylet tagjai, hogy a
vasarnap delutan megtartand6
rendes havi gyiilesen lehet6leg
teljes szamban es pont 2 6rakor
jelenjenek meg a Grow Hallban.
Ez lesz az ev utols6 gyiilese, exert
fontos, hogy tagok megjelenje-
mex.
Lukovsxl1J Pal, elnok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
Bazaar.

A karacsonyi 2 napos bazarra
az el6kesziilctek erGsen folynak
Az ifjusagi k0r nagyszerii pro
grammra kesziil. Ez uton is felke-
rem a mi lelkes asszonyainkat,
hogy jelentkezzenek onkenyt a
gyiijtes vegzesere, azokon xviii
is, akik mar elvallaltak a kollelS-
talast.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
Kereszteles.

November 25-en kereszteltetett
meg Wilma es Iren nevre Vitez
1stvan es neje Takacs Maria leany
kaja. Ker. 81: Valik Gyorgy. es
neje Kovalcsik Erzsebet Pitts
burghbol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29

TIE RONGYOS ELET. :.
fogjak dalolni Youngstown ma
gyarok lakasaiban mindazok, akik
idejeben megvaltottak jegyiiket
a hetfoi. dec. 1O-iki szenzaci6s el0-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
Presb. gyiiles.

A reank k0vetkez0 szombat es-
tie Z 6rakor presb. gyiilest tar
tlmk. Jelenjen meg minden elol-
,jar6, aki mem megy munkaba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
Sc ferjet, akinek cline a kovet-
'kez6: Charles Kaposi, $3.50 Coo
per ST., Youngstown, 0.
Hirek a ref. egyhaz
n9 k0r3Sl Eu

telkesz: DR.. Gerenday 1Aszl6,I
737 Mahoning avenue, Automatic
phone: 1897. Bell: 142 Main. F6-
gondnok: Gomez Mihaly. Jegy-
z5: Gy6rgy Tamas. Pezntarnok:
Kish Andras. Penztari ellen3r: Cs.
10th Janos.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-31
JUVENILE PARTY CELERRA TEs
NINTH BIRTHDAY

Little Miss Eunice Robinson Parker
delightfully."- entertained a number OF
friends at her home in Woodlawn
Thursday afternoon, May "a, from
2:30 o'clock until $50 o'clock in ele-
hration for her ninth birthday an
niversary.
The youthful hostess was assisted
in receiving her guests by Misses
Lois Parvis and Elizabeth Kelly.
Miss Anna Lee McCutcheon and
Miss Marie Kelly presided over the
punch bowl
Merry games and contests were en-
joyed until an appropriate hour
when luncheon was served by Mrs
Parker mother of the hostess and
Mrs. Smith.
Festoons of pink and white were
suspended from the chandelier to the
table, forming Maypole, under
which the birthday cake was con-
cealed in basket of pink and white.
Following the repast, lovely birth
day remembrances were presented
Miss Eunice and several fancy dances
were given by Miss Kathleen Doug
las.
The guests included: Misses Anna
Lee McCutcheon. Marie Kelly. Eliza
beth Kelly, Margaret Whited Theda
Dolvin, Martha Dolvin, Marsie
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-31
GRADUATING CLASS
HONORED WITH RANo TrET

The members of the graduating
class of the seventh grade Of the Ull-
man school were the honorees at the
banquet which was given last even
ing under the auspices of the Ullman
Improvement association at the
school.
Mrs. Max Sington was general
chairman, assisted by IA girls dressed
in white. wearing the school colors.
An elaborate banquet of many
courses was served with all appoint
ments carried out in yellow and
black.
Decorations OF black and yellow.
the class colors. were used about the
banquet hall, combined with black
eyed susans.
Major Monte Ullman was the princi-
pal speaker for the evening. Miss
Speigel and Jimmie Merrell delivered
short addresses. also Prof c. T. In
derwood, the principal of the school
Each member of the graduating
class gave impromptu talks and
toasts. Fred Sington made the class
prophecy, both amusing and inter-
esttng.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-31
FELLOW-TEACHE HONOR
MISS ROCkETT, BRIDE-ELECT

Miss Lillys Rocket, a bride-elect,
was the honoree at Lyric party
given last week by the faculty of the
Robinson school. of which she is a
member.
After the matinee refreshm ents
were served at the Martha Wash
ington shop. At this time the honoree
was presented with a sterling silver
cold meat fork as gift from her
eliow-teachers.
Those included in the party We're:
Miss Rocket, Miss Estelle Hayes.
Miss Alice Ezzell, Miss Matte Cocker,
Miss Rae Berger, Miss Anne Whatley,
Miss Irma Gardner. Miss Lilly Turner.
Miss Lonetta Weaver. Miss Ruby
Buckshaw. Miss Lois Warrington and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Norton.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-31
JUNIOR PUPILS IN
SERIES OF RECITALA

Miss Abigail Crawford will present
her pupils in a series of three re-
citals Saturday, June Q, at $3.50
o'clock at Cable hall.
The junior pupils making their
first bow before the public Saturday
afternoon will be: Miss Sallie Lee
Woodall. who will play. Chatter.
Chatter" and THE Jolly Workman"
Miss Mary Elizabeth Thomas. Miss
Clara Mae Riley, who will charm
with that old lullaby, "Rock-a-by
Baby" and Nellie Abigail Bomar.
Miss Mary Pate will contribute a
suitable duo and Miss Marjorie
Pearce will play The Song of the
Armorer." Misses Carleton Carter,
Mary Lawley, Jane Ross. Carol
Christian and Norma Eugenia Cra-
mer will also have the thrill of a
first appearance. On the Same pro-
gram will be Miss Mildred Pierce,
Miss Ella Shropshire. Miss Marjorie
Connell, Miss Kathleen Saunders, and
James Blue.
The public is cordially invited to
attend all recitals
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-31

Dolvin, Eliza Cunningham, Eloise
Bealle, Josephine Bailey, Penelope
Pruitt, Doris Gillespie, Mary Jane
Watkins, Mary Matte McRae, Lille
McRae, Charlotte Hall, Kathleen
Dauglas. Lois Jarvis, Vera Mannieh.
Elizabeth Sudderth. and Mary Clark.
Masters Henry Mccarthy, Stanley
Smith, Clarence Carter, Eugene Huff
man, Eugene Parker, Kirby Smith,
Jack Tribble. J. B. King, Bert KIM
hrough, Marlin Stules. Leland STYLES,
Travis Styles, Ernest Fontaine, Ed
ward Cooley, Robert Allen, Malcolm
McRae, Fred McRae, Joe Jarvis, and
James REESE
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF
GRADUATE NURSES


Twelve members comprise the
graduating class of the BIRMINGHAM
Baptist hospital training school for
nurses, which held it's commencement
exercises last evening at the First
Baptist church.
At the close of the exercises the
Women's Missionary Union of the
birmingham association, entertained
with reception in the church par
Tors. Mrs. Glenn, president of the
assisted by Mrs. Eugene Ebsler, and
an able committee.
This afternoon the Auxiliary Board
of the Birmingham Baptist hospital
will entertain the graduating class
with luncheon at the Country club
The honor guests will be Misses
Scroll Gaddis, Rebecca Scroggins.
Lille Ardell Hudgins, Eva Belle
Carnes, Bessie Lee Draper, Agnes
Ruth Riddles, Frank Lee Carroll.
Pearl Belle Ellis, Annie Elizabeth
sawyer, Elizabeth Hutcheson, and
Carrie Lila Martin
Tomorrow evening the class night
exercises will be held in the sun par
lors of the hospital
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DEAN CARMICHAEL TO MAKE
COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS

Dean o. C. Carmichael of Monte
vallo, a former principal of the Hen
ley school. will address the Henley
school graduates this evening at S
o'clock in the auditorium.
Farewell speeches and songs by
the members of the graduating class
will comprise the program.
The class includes Misses Bella
Amsel. Maude Baet, Eugenia Fay
Bernheisel, Vera Buckalew, Clara
Cohen. Ida Bell Martin. Tomera Jane
McGrady. Miriam Marie Minis; Messrs.
Howard Seaborn, William Kresses,
Louis Kemp, Alton Buckner, Ralph
Bernhard, and Roy Andrews.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

The year books of the Joycrofters
ciuo are now at the public library.
All members are requested to please
call for them.
The members OF the West End
Study club will hold an ice cream
festival on the lawn of Mrs. F. H
Smith. at the corner of Elizabeth
street and Cotton avenue. Tuesday,
June 3. from until 10 o'clock. The
proceeds will be devoted to the new
West End playground.
The ParentTeacher association of
Inglenook is asked to meet at the
Inglenook Rocket school this morn
ing at 10 o'clock to make liberty
dress forms. Members are requested
to bring a basket lunch.
Sixty pupils of the Misses How
ards School for Girls will present the
Bible story OF the Ten Virgins" this
evening at the Southside Baptist
church at o'clock. The public is In
vited
The Birmingham University School
for Boys. the youngest of Birming-
hams large group of educational in
situations. will have it's first COM
mencement exercises this morning at
10 o'clock in the school auditorium.
The Key" a play. will be present.
at the North Birmingham school this
evening at $40 O'Clock, under the di-
rection of Miss Mildred Martin.
Alpha Gamma chapter of the Delta
Zeta Sorority of the University of
Alabama will entertain with a ben
eft card party at the Axis club
house this afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
The proceeds of the affair will be de-
voted to the chapter house building
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MRS. HOLLAND HOSTESS
TO PI SIGMA PSI

Mrs. James Holland was hostess to
the Pi Sigma Psi Rock club at the
last meeting.
Dorthy Perkins roses were attrac-
lively arranged in the living room,
where the tables were placed for the
games.
The club prize for the highest score
went to Mrs. Torrance Ryan. The
visitors prize was awarded to Mrs
Pierce Thomas.
At the conclusion OF the games ices
frozen in the shape Of pink roses
were served.
The following members Of tho club
were present: Mesdames D. Z. Nc
Kinley. Tom Mccullough, Dimmick
Mcconnell, Guy Mckinley, Sample
Holland. Joe Hickman, Torrance
Ryan. Buford Bledsoe. Charles Lamp
kin, Charles Heck, L. A. milestone
and Wayland Jones; Misses Irene
Pearson, Mozelle Duncan and Fannie
Mae Riddle.
The visitors were Mesdames Henry
Wren. William Thomas, and Miss
Micklewright.