davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-12
NOzOM MA MILENCA

Obyvatel'stvo Humenneho bo-
10 18. aprila rozrusene l'1bost-
nou tragediou. Stefan Bohac pri
siel vecer k svojej milej, "a.
mestnanej u isteho pravotara.
Bohac jej vytykal rozlicne yeci
a toho povstala medzi mimi
hadka, pri ktorej Bohac pocal
dievca bit a kopat'. Ked' ia vi
della, ze sa Bohacovi neubrani,
vzala kuchynsky noz vrazila
no Bohacovi do praveho boku,
Bohac vysiel Won, sadol 81 ma BIZ
cykel, chcel fst' do nemocnice
S nozom v boku, ale cestou kle-
sol vysilenim ma zem. Okoloidh-
ci odviezli t'azko raneneho Bo.
haca do nemocnice.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-12
PREto MAJt DETI DosTA.
vAf RYBkM oLEJ.
F. 3. I. s.

Rybaci olej (Cod-Liver Oil)
ME je lick, ale potrava. Najms
' zine je takou dolezitou ciast'
kou detskej potravy, ze vsetcl
|lekari odporleajd, aby sa al T
najchudobnejsi rodicia usilovali
pre- svoje dietky ho zadovazit'
Patnast' al dvadsat centov tyz.
denne zaistf pravidelnh davku
rybscieho tuku (dve az styri ka
vove lyiicky denne) kazdemu
diet'at'u.
Matky, ktore vedia usporit' a
70 svojich 10 BY neviemco ja'
.kych skromnych vydavkov ma
kuchynu tito mali sunni, po.
trebnd ma zakdpenie rybacieho
tuku, uchr6nia svoje dietky pred
moxnou anglickou nemocou .
zvyssia ich rezistenciu vosi, in,
fekciam (n4kasAm).
"U. s. Bureau of Home Eco
nomics'' odpordca, aby dobro.
6inne organiz6cie, ktore roxde
!rujd medsi mems jetn5mi potra'
|ru dkraly rodin8l ! det "A
q liaIE Y! ], y
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-12
VYAENA KtPEL'NfCH HO.
SIT "A TOVAR.

Klpel 'om v nasej republike
zalezi ma host och z cudziny,
najma Nemecka, Pol'ska a Ma
darska. S Nemeckom bola uz u
zavreta dohoda, ze "a sunny, kto-
re vyvezd ich prislusnici do c.-sl.
kdpepov, musfme klpit' V Ne
mecku rozlicny tovar. O podob-
ne smluvy sa vyjednava teraz S
Pol'skom a Mad 'arskom. Co sa
Pol'ska tyka, prichadza v lvahu
suma asi 20 mil. Kcs., kym ma
d 'arski hostia maj1 strovit' v
e.-sl. kdperoch asi 80 mil. Kcs.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-12

tuku.
Rybaci TUX Dol uzivany ' do
macnostiach uz davno predtym,
|nez l'udia vobec vedeli nieco 0
tom, Go no robf l'udskemu zdra-
viu tax osoznym. Ked boly pred
dajakymi dvadsiatimi rokmi pr
w raz objavene vitaminy, ucen-
ci zbadali, ze rybacf TUX je boz
haty na vitamin A, latku, chr6-
niacu proti rozlicnym infekci-
Am. Neskprsie nasli v nom al
vitamin D, ktory chrani prot
|anelickej nemoci, chorobe to,
ktora spomalnie vJvin kosti 4
|saprie ieinnjs mnoho IA. slxrfvenis
III
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-12
HRozNf DIN KRKAvtEJ
MATKY.

Cetnictvo z Kamenice v hu.
menskom okrese zavrelo v HUI
mennom Annu KurejovI pre- "a
bite noyorodeniatka. Kurejova,
ktorej muz je uz dlhsf cas- v A.
merike, mala milostny pomer,
ktory neostal bez .nasledkoy.
Jedneho dina sa 0 tychto veciach
dozvedelo al kamenicke cetnf-
.ctyo, pred ktorym So Kurejova
lpriznala, ze plod odhodila pras.
com.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-12
.vEL'KY POLAR MA sPISI

Prostriedkom aprila vypukol
poziar ' Bijacoviciach pri Spis.
Podhradf a znicil Al stodol, mno
no zasob a hospodarkych stro-
jov.. Skoda sa odhaduje ma mi
lion Kcs a len stvrtina je kryta
poistenim.
Vel'ky ohen Dol ' liptovskej
obci Gombasi (pri Lubochni) q
to vo vel'konocny pondelok, a
len rychlej pomoci hasicov Ru.
zomberka mono d'akovat', ze
nevyhorela celia obec.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-12
zAsTAvENf PoDN1KY

q Gelnice dochadza Jobova
west d'alsom rozsirenl neza-
mestnanosti. Banska a hutna ze.
leziarska spolocnost' v Mariahu-
ii zastayuje vsetky banske a
hutne prace Mariahuti v Ia
karoyciach cd 1. maja t. r. Do
vodom je nedostatok objedna-
vok. Tym bude postihnute asi
400 robotnikov. Pre- gelnickd
dolinu znamena toto zastavenie
prace menovanych podnikov kru
t1 ranu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-12

Vo vzdelAvacfch kurzoch, kto-
re- zaviedla c.-sl. arm6dna spr6-
va pre- aktfvnych negramotnych
vojakov, naucilo 50 citat' . pf-
sat podl'a dradneho zistenia
Wac ako 10000 vojakov. Je to
d6kaz, Re sluzba v c.-sl. armade
je osoznou skolou Sivota pre- ma
sich vojakov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-12

Hudobno-vedecky seminar fl
lozofickej fakulty univerzity
Komenskeho " Bfatislave uspo.
|riadal 0 skladatel'ovi Milanovi
Lichardovi k pocte jeho 80. ma
rodenfn 8. aprfla prednasku.
Ukazky Z Lichardov skladieb
|prednieslo akad. spevacke sdru-
zenie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-12
PovINA v KARANTENE

Obec Povina pri Cadci (Tren-
cianska) je zamorena skvrnitym
tyfom. Dosial ochorelo 10 os6b.
Ked'ze obyvatel 'stvo nedodrza-
10 zakaz styku obyvatel'stvom
s1sednych obci, cetnictvo teraz
strait obec.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-12
zAsTRELIL ga MA HRoBE
svoJIJ zENY..

v KoSiciach ma cintorfne ma
sli zomierajdceho 35-rocneho
Stefana Mad'ara, poStoveho "a
.mestnanca ' KoSiciach, ktory Dol
suspendovany pre- neporiadky '
sluzbe. Zastrelil 50 ma hrobe svo-
jet prvej Eeny. Mad ar Dol po
|drnhy raz fenatf ! zanechal S
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-12
NOVY TUNEL MA sLoVEN.
SKU.

Po tieto dni prerazili novy tu-
mel ma trait Cervena Skala-
Margecany. Tunel je ned 'aleko
L'adovej jaskyne, menuje sa tn.
nelom Stodolovym je 1900 me-
trov dlhy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-12

N4pisal: xAzimir Prsswa-T -Tstmayer.

W01 skNA0A& JSSAAAASAAS Oy AASS ~~~SS'--S-1 ~
ktoreho nenazyvaia inak, len
Sobusom. Ami v dedine no ne
Solali inak. Sobus, Sobus So
bull. No Dol horsi Cd psa. zlym
bol III ako decko, q kym dora.
stol, zkazil ga lplne. A najhor-
, II Dol K materi. Nikdy nepove-
| dal jej dobreho slova, ustavicne
| 3ej nadaval, bill ju q pozadoval
od nej rozlicne prace, kym on
i'm xahSl'al. Ako-tak pooral,
| posial : pokosil til skvarku po-
| "a, 70 mali . ostatnie: urob ty,
mat | Neraz Jul kopol, ze je po-
mak. A chudera bola uz stara,
xest'd t'desiatsed demrocna, nemoze sa
TAX xvrtat'. Jednako nest'azo-
xala 81 nikdy, nezalovala sa nj
komu, vzdy len Sobus, Sobus,
moi Sobus'.
Sobek sa nezenil. "a jedno, re
dievky sa no baly, nerady no VI
dely, najma pre-. jeho pocinanie
81 oproti materi, potom preto,
xe ami on nestal 0 ne. Chcel 81
yziat' len kucharku, ktora by
mu prala varila. A ked' 81 ju
uz nasiel a ona privolila, pony
slel 81 Sobek: "Naco je mat v
chalupeG Do certa! Je stara,
ledva sa vlecie, robit' nevladze.
Katka vykona vsetko, ba lepsie.
Naco chovat' darmozrutai Mat
vyzeniem, mech 81 ide, kan
ehce."
"A aky Sobek, taxa i Katka.
Ona tiez do neho: "Vyzen mat !,
vyzen ju... Go z nej' Len zerie. "
Chcela byt' sama V chalupe so
Sobkom q GO Sobek zarobi, aby
bolo len pre- nu.
Jednej noel, bolo to v ZINE
pred Vianocmi, Sobkovi nechce
"a akosi do postele. Len sedf ma
lavici. Mat 81 postlala ma zemi
pod pecou, lebo v chalupe bola
len jedna postel' a ma tel spa.
val Sobek. Ticho lezi a modli
u, lebo vidf -. Tampa este svie-
1iia - Se Sobek je nazlosteny,
xlt.
Go to len bude, co to len
budei - mysli 81.
Zdal "a jej hrosnym.
Nkhle Sobek trhol sebou a
Fritz 3 hvice:
- Mater, vstavaj!
zviecha "a, chudera, a AMI sa
neosmelf pttat' sa: preco vlast.
ne vst&va.
- Rychlejsie!
- Hned', hned', Sobus 49,
- 70 chces7
- Domestic vody. Chce sa mi
pit!
- ved' ju, mas ' putni.
- Horkyze! - zasmial sa So
bek Z kopol do putne, ze voda
vyliala ea ma mat. - We'd je
prazdna.
Mat opasala 81 zasteru q wa
h putnu.
Bola sychrava zima; pre- vodu
bolo list k potoku; dost' dale.
ko.
Doniesla ju.
Ledva ju postavila k lavici,
Sobek kopol do putne po druhy
raz d voda sa rozliala.
Mat prestrasena hl'adela ma
Sobka.
- Bola spinava. Chcem cistej.
Domestic este raz.
Mlcala, doniesla, on j po tre-
Il raz urobil to same. Y chy1i
bolo az plno vody. Sobek roz.
tiahol sa ma lavici a mat stala
10 vode.
1 t& bola spinava. Chod'te
esto raz...
- Ale, Sobus, we'd je tam Il
ma q ia som bosa...
- TAX 50 obujte.
- Akoze sa obujem, ked' ne
mann topanok, synku mily, tie
start backory, Go som mala raz
Y dedine, sd mokre, sama voda.
On nekdpil jej nikdy nicoho.
Go mala, bolo uz take stare, ze
Fedalo nej, alebo jej to niekto
daroval : l'1tosti alebo to nasla,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-12
~ starej vlasti
NITRIANsKE KNIEzA PRIBI
NA 4 oECHosLovkCI.

Martinske Mar. Noyiny prin&-
sajd tento zaujimavy clanok :
historic slovenskej:
Nuz nechcd ii nasi slavni 6e-
choslovaci pripustit', aby SINE
mali cisto slovenske oslavy naSej
|narodnej minulosti. Usiluj1 sa
vselijako dokazovat', ze SINE w
aj ' davnej minulosti boil jed
notnym ceskoslovenskym marc.
dom, a to chnd'atko, Go sa me.
nuje Narodnym dennfkom, vo
svojom poslednom cisle opovazu-
lie sa nadhodit' otazku, ii vraj
nitrianske knieza Pribina boil
|skutocne Slovakom.
| Tento analfabet v historic pi-
Sc takto:
| "Pochadzal vobec 20 Sloven-
|skai - Historicke pramene u
kazujd ma to, ze nie. A nevyna-
Isli toto tvrdenie Cesi. Bavorskyy
lhistorik Johann Termair-Aven-
tinus pise, ze Pribina prisiel ma
Slovensko terajsej Moray, z
Brna. Podl'a historickych pra-
menov je tn teda dokaz, xe ma
/ Slovensku ma Morave v Ce.
'chach byval jednotny slovansky
lnarod. Neodporuje to vsak ma
zoru, ze Pribina boil Slovakom,
ale naopak to potvrdzuje, ze uz
vtedy byval ma lzemi Sloven-
ska, Moray a Czech jednotny
slovansky narod. To vsak dpl-
Inc podvracia MAJOR o historickej
"samobytnosti'' slovenskeho ma
roda."
i Cloveku vlasy ddpkom stoja
a opytuje sa sam seba, ci ie MOI
ne, aby niekto so zdravym rozu-
nom takto trdfale falsoval hi
storiu!? Nuz we'd je pravda, ze
Morava a Slovensko tvorily jed
notne lzemie, pravda je, ze toto
uzemie bolo zakladom a jadrom
Vel'komoravskej rise. pravda je,
ze ho obyval jednotny narod, a
lie pravda je to, ze tento jed
notny narod boil Slovaci! Kto
vie nieco z historic Velkomorav.
skej rise, vie to, elm boly V nei
Cechy a elm boil v nej Cesi.
Cechy boly podmanenym dze.
MIN, akym boly ostatne kraje,
leziace JUNE i severne Cd Slo-
venska Moray. Cesi boil uz
vtedy osobitnym slovanskym
kmenom a ux vtedy bola mimi
bieda. Ved' len pomyslime ma
zradu ceskych vladikov, ktorych
i Rastislav i svatopluk musel
drzat' ma uzde preto, aby ich
neradzai Nemcom q netiahli
proti MIN Nemcami. Cechy bo-
ly obyvane Cechmi, ale Moraya
a Slovensko Slovakmi veru pc
spolity l'ud Moray je i dnes
Wac slovensky ako cesky.
Pribinove oslavy v Nitre ma.
ozaj nemajd byt' preco eesko-
slovenske. Pribina boil Slovak,
uz ci pochadzal Moray alebo
20 Slovenska. Morava ma prave
tax pravo ma Pribinu a ma Nj
tru, ako my Slovaci a 20 SWAT
ku Nitry slovenskej moze 81 u
robit' hoci sviatok Moray -,
ale slovenskej, akou bola Mora
va "a Pribinu. My nevytvarame
Cechov a mech len pridu tiez na
Pribinove oslavy, budd nam Vi
tanymi host'mi, ktori sa prisli
tesit' nami, ako blizky nam
Inarod, : na$ej davnej slavncj
historickej udalosti slovenskej.
Pribinove oslavy boly by fal-
sovane vo svojom vyzname, ke-
by neboly slovenskymi!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-12

Il 4. ~ : y. ~, - +.
Pojdete pre- yodui Nie!'
| Sobus!
Viem, lie ma tax volajl! -
Iskrikol Sobek. - Nemusite mi
vsetko pripominat''. A ked' sa
vam nechce posluhovat', Won!
Sobus!
Won, hovorim! Nepotrebu-
jem tu lenochov, ktorych ne
mann izitku. Pride Kata Kuro-
sovie a bude!
Sobus, ved' je noe, zima...
/ Won!
Zamrznem...
Vsak vam je teplo, ked
kl'acfte vo vode.
! - Diet'a mole! vychovala
som Ia.
- Ba!
- Tymito prsy...
- A ktorymi ze ste chceli?! !
IVon!
- Vyhanas MAJ
- Ano.
| = A zajtra mi dovolis prist' I
- Nikdy! Pride Kata! Dar-
mozruta nepotrebujem!
TAX sa ztratit' v svete?
- Ztrat'te sa, kan chcete, lie.
Sobuska objala mu nohy L.
sta svoje pritisnlt' chcela k je.
no kolenam. No on ju odkopol,
ze padla vykrikom ma podlahu.
Bola by omdlela, nebyt' tam
vody. ..,
Videla, ze Sobek nezartuje.
!Posbierala, co mala = bola toho
len hrstka - sviazala to do ba-
tozka, a prikrociac k Sobkovi,
roztiahnutemu ma lavici, riekla
- Daj sa mi bozkat', syn moi,
ked ma uz nerad vidis... diet'a
moje...
| No Sobek skrikol:
- Pres! Nepotrebujem vasich
bozkov! Pride Kata tou sa
budem bozkavat' podpa svojej
v6le. Won, baba, lebo...
A schytil odrotovany hrniec,
stojaci ma stole.
Sobuska potichu vysla, len z
dvier sa este podfvala sa Sobka
a usmiala sa ma neho cez Shy.
Je tina, backory, ktore 81 ma
tiahla, sd mokre, je zima, nevie
|kam.
- Pojdem k chalupam, zaklo.
Ipem ma okno, mozno, vpustia
ma, ked ME tn, tax indie, -
|mysli 81. a... 80
- Me! Vtedy musela by som
lpovedat', ze ma Sobek vyhnal 2
domu; trestali by no, a ved' je
to mole diet'a...
- Pojdem svetom, ztratfm
Isa...
= Pan Bob je dobry a meme.
tcha ma dlho medzi lud mi.
Ide, klSe sa po l'ade, pada
do snehu, ide....
| Sobkova chalupa stala "a de.
dinou ma lIkach. Zd'aleka ju bo.
10 vidiet'. Sobuska obzrela sa e
Ste raz, q vidi, ze v okne chalu.
lpy este sa SWEET.
- Nespi, nezhasil lampy, -
Imysli 81. - Diet'a, nespi... I pit
So mu chce a nema vody... Sam
nep6jde pre- nu, we'd je zima q
tina. "A pit sa mu chce... Mo-
hla by som mu doniest'... Y
stajni je putna, pekne ju Wy.
plachnem, postavim k dveram,
Idvere otvorfm len natopko, aby
som mu mohla povedat': Synku,
tu mas vody, ked' sa ii bude
chciet' pitt. a odiden. Nebu-
dem uz. dlho ma svete, nie...
A ako myslf, tax kona. Vra-
|tila sa, ticho vosla do stajne,
putnu zaniesla k potoku, raz,
dva, tri razy ju vyplakla cistd
yodu doniesla Sobkovi az pred
dvere. Ked' uz siahala,po kl'uc-
ke, klesla... mrtva.
/ A vtedy anjel, ktory dosiel 81
po jej duSu, zaplakal.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-12

Dna q. aprila v rodine Kise.
leje Dol jubilejny veeierok. Ro
dina a priatelia br. Pavla Kisel
a jeho milej manzelky usporia.
dali z prilezitosti ich 25-rocnehe
vstlpenia do stavu manzelskehe
hostinu, ktorej sa zdcastnil'
mnohi ich priatelia, krajania q
rodinka, kde sa dobre zabavili
a pohostili. A samo sebou 81
rozumie, ze jubilantom zelal
mnoho zdaru, st'astia a radost
ma mnohe blahe leta, aby DOLL
zlate manzelske jubileum.
vsetkym spomenutym jubi'
lantom ma tomto mieste blahoze-
IL q praje mnoho zdaru, st'astis
a pozehnania Bozieho
-. Pritomnf
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-12
JUBII,Kk oIRKEvN
KOV.

Ctena Redakcia! Prosim Vas
Iracte uverejnit' tieto novosti
cirkevnikov "J6na Husa''. v
nedel'u, 16. aprila siSli SINE sa '
peknom pocte do pribytku br.
bP. Jakubec NIL, kde So V rodin-
nom kruhu odbyyala viacnasob-
ma jubilejna rodinna slavnost'
A sice Pavel Jakubec mi. jeho
milou manzelkou a Jan Dovala
s jeho druzkou xivota pripomi-
nall ST 15-rocne st'astne q pozeh-
name vstdpenie do stavu man
zelskeho. PAM Julia Jakubec
tiez oslavovala svoje narodeni.
my q tiez st'astne vyzdravenie lie
po t'aSkej nemoci a operacii.
Jubileum sa dobre vydarilo. Ka-
|zdy pritomny sa vyborne citil.
Viaceri pritomni recnili a blaho-
priali mnoho zdaru, aby sa do
Eli radosti, st'astia, pokoja a
strieborneho, .ano al zlateho ju.
bileumu.
Dna 10. aprila v rodine Har.
cara, jeho mila manzelka $ 70.
dinkou pripravila neobycajne
prekvapenie, ktorom pan Mi.
chal Harcar, celkom mic netusil
Cely den niekto NAL pre- nehc
pracu povolanie (kym sa donna
pristrojovaly veci). AZ veeer bol
konecne pozvany, aby isiel vi
domov. Ked' prisiel pred svo!
dom, nieco So mu zdalo byt' ne.
obycajne, ked's videl viacej "au
tow stat pred domom. Ked
vnisiel do kuchyne, Dol vel'mi
milo prekvapeny mad prftomny'
mi mnohymi host 'ami, ktorf pri.
sli zblizka a zd'aleka, az hen Z
Pittsburgh. Pri tejto oslave pri.
pominaly ga 4O-rocne narodeni'
Inv D. Michala Harcar. Pritomni
hostia gratulovali a priali. jubi'
|lantovi mnoho rokov zivota a po.
zehnania Bozieho. .
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-12

,.sr y +onsnol svntu milx. ! tie
go. ~t.,s haStory .So SOM mala "a,
a.d;ne j; ,nokrs. sama yoda
o. neL6n;, 8; n;kdv n;cobo
~ ,.l. ha,o ~ +.ks st.rs y
r.a,1o ! -; .,eho =; - n;ekto
asroysl s ! l,,Stosti .lebo to n.sla
40 i. Dastory.
Evening star., 1933-12-18

the Christmas season, when she will
entertain several guests. After the
first Of the year Mrs. Ware will return
to Washington for several weeks.
Mrs. Joseph Nelson McComb has
returned to Staunton from Washing
ton, where she has been a guest for the
past two weeks of her sister, Mrs
Irene Smoot.
Mrs. E. j. Cushing and her niece,
Miss Mary Blackley, have returned
from Washington. where they were
guests for the past week Of Mrs. Belle
Blackley at her apartment in the Con-
necticut.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Early of near
Staunton have left for Washington,
where they will spend some weeks.
Mr.. Charles G. Peyton of New York
arrived this week to visit his son and
daughter-in-law, MIR. and Mrs. Gordon
P. Peyton.
Miss Caroline Quarles of Washing
ton has been the house guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Clarke Worthington, for
several days.
Mrs. A. M. Patch, Mrs. Richard
Catlett, Miss Lucy Catlett and Mrs.
Thomas H. Russell, who motored to
Washington for a short stay, have re-
turned to Staunton.
Comdr. c. F. McWhorter, q. S. N,
retired, and Mrs. McWhorter visited
In Staunton this week en- route to
Coronado, Calf. where they will make
their future home.
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tables for guests desiring to play cards.
Guest tickets may be secured from the
secretary. Miss Betty Durr. or at the
door.
Receiving with the president of the
society, Mr.. Elmer e. Field, will be Col.
William Humphries, DR.. william r.
Reynolds, Mf. Frank Struthers, Mr..
Russell Sutherland. Mrs. David Harri-
son, Miss Betty Devlin, Miss Eleanor
Harvey, Miss Hattie Bishop, Mrs. G. s.
Carter. Mrs. Lena Dakin Gibbs and Mr.
George Arnold.
Additional sponsors include the Min
ister Of the Irish Free State and Mrs.
MacWhite, Senator Frederic walcott,
Representative and Mrs. William Rogers,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bisset, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Hagemeyer, Miss Patsy
Cunningham. Miss Flora Whiting, Col
Henry H. Bailey, Mrs. Lenore Fuller,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bugbee, Mrs. Dove
Mckee and Miss Elizabeth Conlin.
Mrs. William H. Williams has as
guests In her apartment at Wardman
Park Hotel her son and daughter-in-
law. Mr.: and Mrs. Charles r. Williams,
who will spend several days here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel McClements. jr.,
have come from their home in Pitts
burgh to spend several days, and are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs John Nun
hall at the Wardman Park Hotel.
STAUNTON, Va, December l8.-Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Hays have returned
from Washington, where they were
guests Tor several days Of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. W. Cook at the Shorehan1
Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Hays now have as
tne1r mouse guest Mrs. Newton Carroll
OF Rocky Mount, Va.
mrs. L. Q: Ware, who spent several
weeks in Washington with her sister
Miss Linda Todd, at the Hotel Cor.
don, has returned to Staunton and
opened her house in preparation for
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a Torch, Jeanette Isabella" an old
French; Gloucestershore "Wassail
Song" "Pat-a-Pan." an old Burgun-
dian air, and 10! How a Rose Fer
Blooming" sixteenth century melody
harmonized about 1900.
Mrs. Eva Whitford Lovette will direct
the singer, and Miss Mary E. Wilkerson
will be their accompanist. After the
carol singing cider and doughnuts will
be served.
Mrs Earl Baldwin Mckinley will be
hostess at the tea this afternoon at 4
o'clock at the American Association Of
University Women. Honor guests will
Washington University, which will rem
der program Of Christmas tim % music as.
Club. DR.. and Mrs. Robert Howe Har-
mon will be In charg, of the program.
Assisting Mrs. Mckinley will be Mrs.
A. K. Balls, Miss Elizabeth Verder, Miss
Mary E. Maver, Miss Mary Louise
Chase. AT the tea tables will be Mrs.
Cloyd Heck Marvin, Mrs. George B.
Roth, Mrs. D. Kerfoot Shute and Mrs.
Errit c. Albritton.
Christmas party and dance will be
observed by the New England States
Society tomorrow evening at the Ken
nedy Warren at $50 O'Clock The af-
fair will be open to the members of
the various State natives desiring to
participate Guests attending are asked
to bring some small toy if possible, and
these toys will be turned over to local
organizations for distribution to poor
children on Christmas day. Miss Betty
Durr is chairman for the affair
During the intermission of dancing
there will be an elaborate floor show
with many songs and dances by stage
stars. An added feature of the eve
ning's entertainment will be a return
Of famous radio stars. There will be
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was effectively decorated with pink
roses.
Following the ceremony there was a
reception, after which Mr.. and Mrs
Cunningham left for short Northern
motor trip.
The bride and bridegroom both are
graduates of Hiram (Ohio) College, as
is Dr. Miller, the officiating clergyman,
who is an old friend of the family.
A member of the Columbia Players of
Washington, the bride has appeared in
several productions staged by that or
ganiZation-
Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham will make
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their home at 1446 N street, Wash
ington.
Members of the Woman's National
Democratic Club will hold a Christmas
tree party today, for next Sunday,
Christmas eve, Mrs Edward Keating.
chairman of the Program Committee,
has arranged for the singing of oldtime
carols at 4.30 O'Clock pm. A choir of
carol singers, under the direction of Mrs.
Eva Whitford Lovette, in addition to
the we'll known carols, Silent Night"
THE First Noel" will present some rare
and unusual numbers. These are: Bring
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Two C. C. C. Workers Killed,

CoUDERSPORT, Pa, December ls
P1.-Two members of the Civilian Con-
servation Corps, Hulrs Camp, 80 miles
south OF here. were killed instantly Sat-
urday night and IL were injured when
truck in which they were riding
went into ditch. All were from Penn
sylyauia
Evening star., 1933-12-18
Huguenot Society Reception
At Club Colonial Danes.

Mrs. Augustine J. Todd will act as
chairman of arrangements for the re-
ception of the Huguenot Society of
Washington, which will be held this
evening at the club of Colonial Danes.
Mrs. Todd will be assisted by the follow
ing members: Mrs. Charles w. Allen,
Miss Rugh L. Boyer, Mrs Brinkley CAL
licott, Miss Sophie P. Casey, Mrs. Will
liam A. Kelsey, Mrs. Andrew j. Sanford,
Miss Emma van der Kooy, Mrs. Joseph
S, Wall and Mrs. A. Waller. DR.. and
Mrs. Florian Furpillot, who have re-
Gently returned from France, will be
honor guests.
A quiet but charmingly appointed
marriage was that of Miss Emma Mar
gerry Rice, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard M. Rice of 8 Wingrest avenue,
Hvattsville, Md, and Mr. Francis Sher-
lock Cunningham, son. of Mrs. Suzanna
Cunningham of Wayland, Ohio, which
took place Saturday evening, at o'clock
in the home of the brides parents. DR..
Raphael H. Miller, new pastor of the
National City Christian Church of
Washington, performed the ceremony
In the presence of members of the
family and few intimate friends. Ill
ness prevented the bridegrooms mother
from attending.
The bride, who wore an informal eve
ming gown and carried shower bouquet
of white roses, was given in marriage by
her father. Miss Betty Rice, who was
her sisters only attendant, also wore a
simple evening gown and carried pink
roses. The best man was Mr.. Loren
Bigelow of New York City. The home