davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-24
AKARMILYEN FURCSAN

hangzik, pillanatban Bulgaria
all az erdekl6des kozpontjaban
Europaban, inert az Ovilagban
allandoan attol fe1nek, hogy egy
balkani szikra megint langba bo-
rit minden orszagot.
A bulgar diktatura allitolagos
focelja, hogy bekesebb es szoro-
sabb egyiittmiikodest keressen
Szerbiaval hogy kommunista
torekveseket elnyomja.
Termeszetes, hogy az olasz-
osztrak-magyar harmas szovet-
seq minden erejevel ellensulyoz-
ma egy ilyen orientaciot Is inert
Borisnak Olaszorszag az aposa,
talan megsem olyan biztos, hogy
koronas diktator azonnal seer
bek karjaiba fogja dobni az or
szagot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-24
AMER1KA1 MAGYAR HIRLAp.

.in6djara ait ismstli, hogy a beke
erdekeben mindent meg fognak
probalni, kozben lazasan fegv.
verkeznek minden allamban, ami
csak ujabb haborura vezetbet
Nemetorszagban egyebkent a
valtozatossag kedvsert most a
katholikus egyhazzal van baja a
kormanynak Is megtiltottak a
nemet katholikus ifjusagnak a
szokasos piinkosdi bucsukat. A
f6papok el6l pedig radio leado
allomasait elzartak.
? A gazdasagi viszonyok azon-
ban mem akarnak Nemetorszag-
ban javulni es az egyesitett Macy
nemet hajostarsasagok eppen
most hoztak nyilvanossagra,
hogy oriasi veszteseggel dolgoz-
max.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-24
II E = l s Z E NJ L ~

seget kapna, mint ezel5tt Ike,
evvel.
Ugyancsak szemben all Z
pennsylvania eredmennyel In
diana, ahol minden Roosevelt.
,jeloltet ujra jeloltek $ aho
csakis a Roosevelt me1lett kij0tt
jelolteket jeloltek.
A pennsylvania Pinchot we're.
segben nagy resze van a kor-
manynak, amelynek mem lett
volna szabad megengedni, hogy
a demokratak kilon jeloljenek
senatort. Ugy latszik, kormany
nem elegedett meg azzal, hogy
republicans allamban Roose-
welt parti republikanus senatort
va1asszanak, teljes demokrata
gy6zelmet akarnak. Macy ker-
des azonban, hogy befut-e a re-
publikanus masinarol hirhedt al
lamban a demokratak senator
jeloltje.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-24
HER&ANclAoRszAcBAN H&ASN

mindig fesziilt hangulat, egy.
reszt azert. inert keptelenek az
allan deficitjet megsziintetni, ds
cara annak, hogy hetvenezer al.
lami alkalmazottat elkuldtek es
tobb szazezernek fizeteset lie.
vagtak. reszben azert, inert nap
nap utan ujabb korrupcio nyo-
mara akadnak.
A kormany csupan azert tue
ura maradni helyzetnek, mert
a nemet fegyverkezes megis ma
gyobb izgalomban tartja az or
szagot es jelenlegi kiilpolitika
helyzetben mem lehet kormany
buktatasra gondolni.
A franciak oriasi meretekber
epitik XII nemcsak repulo osztag
jaikat, hanem a navyjuket is
aminek Angliaban mem valam
tulsagosan orilnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-24
EUR0PABAN Macy

erdeklodessel nezik kulonben
AIT a senatusi hatarozatot, a
mely a municio-ipar megvizsga-
lasat rendelte ell, inert ait hiszik,
hogy a vizsgalodasok soran az
europai gyarak manipulacioira is
sor fog keriilni.
Ketsegtelen, hogy a haborus
uszitast, a fegyverkezesi versenyt
municio gyarak remitesei es
uszitasai csinaljak es ha az Egye
silt Allamok senatusa tobb fenyt
vetne ere veres es sotet ipar-
ra, AIT minden orszagban hala-
val fogadnak.
Europa municios sajtoja maris
elenken tiltakozik az ellen, hogy
vizsgalatba az 3 itteni uszitasai
kat is belekeverjek, de EFT elke-
riilni nem fogjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-24
A NEMZETEK
LIGAJANAK

talan egyetlen :. konstrukt:v
ajanlatat elfogadjak Europaban
is, nalunk is, amennyiben meg
van ra minden kilatas, hogy a
Chaco frontra szant fegyverek
kiviteli tilalmat mindenitt el
fogjak rendelni.
Roosevelt AIT ajanlotta a Sc
natusnak, hogy az! 1925-ben ko-
tott nemzetkozi egyezmenyt -
a municio ipar negszoritasat il
letoleg = hagyjak, jova S Hull
kiiliigyminiszter nyomban ezutar
kilatasba helyezte, hogy a Chacc
front elleni tilalommal kozoser
fogunk a vilag 81 allamaval el.
jarni.
Csak az kar, hogy ez tia
lom kisse elkesett, inert Chaco
fronton haboru ket evi veron-
tas utan kozeleg "a vegehez.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-24
A SZARAZSAC
KATASZTR0FALIS

eredmenyekeppen termeny
ara felfele ment a multi heten,
de bizonyos videkek farmerjein
a magas arak segiteni nem fog
max.
A Red River Valley ,kivetele-
vel a ket Dakotaban minden XII
egett, Montana mar nagyreszt
lemondott termesrol S Nebras-
ka IS Kansas egy j6 reszeben
szinten csak felternlest remel-
mex.
A szarazsag saskak Is mas
rovarok pusztitasat is fokozza es
a farmerek fobevetele az bo-
nus lesz, amit a kormanytol kap-
max ami szerencseiukre mem
az idei vagy a tavalyi, hanem
az utolso OF evi atlagos termesre
van megszabva.
A congressusban arra nezve is
javaslat fekszik, hogy a szaraz-
sag-sujt jtotta farmereknek rend-
xviii segelyt adjanak azonnal es
mem kernek kevesebbet nyolc-
szaz millio dollarnal.
A termenyarakon xviii min
den mas arunak - es MYERS
anyagnak - az ara esett a multi
heten, kiilonosen a ruhazat
wholesale ara, amit ugyis nagyon
magasra csigaztak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-24
AZ ORSZAC
BUNKR0NIKAJABAN

orvendetes valtozas ALT be a
multi heten, inert bar isrnet volt
vagy ket tucat bankrablas, leg
alabb egy nehany emberrablot
elfogtak,
Ugy latszik, hogy a polgarsag
hajlando minden biint konnyen
kezelni, vagy elnezni, de az
emberrablast mem turk.
Az egesz nemzet egyseges aka
rata koveteli, hogy EFT bunt
irtsak XII az orszagbol Is az or
szag osszes hatosagai a legna-
gyobb erellyel vannak rata,
hogy eleget tegyenek ennek a ke-
resnek.
A chicagoi nagy tiiz megren-
ditette az egesz orszagot, de ma
gaban Chicagoban mem nagyon
busulnak, inert ait hiszik, hogy
a leegett stock-yard es lerom-
bolt hazak ujjaepitese Is az ujra
megnyilo kiallitas egesz rendes
gazdasagi viszonyokat hoznak
ARA varosra. Bizonyara ad a
szovetseg penzt az ujjaepiteshez,
ha chicagioak ARA szorulnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-24

meglepetest okoztak Pennsyl'
vania szavazoi a multi heten az
orszagnak, amt sehol mem var
tax.
Az ALAN liberals, sot radikalis
kormanyzoja, Pinchot senator
jeloltnek futott republikanus
ticketen. Ellenjeloltje Reed, a
jelenlegi senator, aki legreak-
ciosabb embere az orszagnak,
aki nyiltan a Mellon erdekeltse-
get szolgalja.
Pinchot republicans volta
dacara kijelentette, hogy
Roosevelt new dea1jenek az a1ap-
jan all es megvalasztasa eseten
tamogatni ait fogja.
Pennsylvania munkas-szava-
ZO1, aklk kOZt. Mrs. PlnchOt egy
eve minden nap megjelent aki-
segitett - Reednek adtak tobb-
seget.
De munkasoknal is komi-
szabbul elarultak es hatba SUR
tax Pinchotot farmerek, akik
majdnem egy szalig a Mellon
emberere szavaztak S szembe for
drltak azza1 az e1nokkel, aki
masfel ev ota milliardokat oszto-
gatott sect mindenfele cimen a
farmerek kozt.
A pennsylvania farmerszava-
zatok megmutattak munkas-
max, hogy a kis burzsuj a legha-
lalosabb el'ensege, am .nthogy
sztrajkok eseten is a deputykat
mindig azok koziil sorozzak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-24
MAGYAR PtJNKOZSDI
GYULEKEZET HIREI
KxxlI 6ENEDEk JOSEF
Gyulekexet p&sztora
Lak4s. 26f0 Aroo Ave
Templom: saItspring Gs vsstal Road

Orommel adjuk tudomasukra
az osszes magyar nepinknek,
hogy gyuleke zetunk elhatarozta,
hogy szeretetbol befogjuk mutat-
nj az Ur Jezus eletet sziiletesetol
elkezdve, halalaig, amelyet Mr..
Takacs fog bemutatni filmen.
Mivel egy alkalommal, amikor
be volt mutatva, sok magyar ne
puriknek mem volt alkalma meg
tekinteni EFT a kedves es tanul-
sagos latomanyt lehetseges vala-
kinek a nehez viszonyokhoz ke-
pest, mem volt tehetsege megte-
kintni, de most teljesen dijta-
lanul, ingyert, semmit mem kell
fizetni, minden magyar megnez-
heti es ez a kedvezo alkalom mem
fog mindeg meglenni, ITALIAN csak
most. Exert szeretettel meg
hivunk minden magyar honfitar-
sainkat, jojjenek ell es tekintsek
meg.
Ezen kedves bemutatas iunius
no San lesz vasarnap este 7:15
perc kezdettel a Mahoning Aven
levo Magyar Otthonban, mi tud-
Juk, hogy EFT mi magyar ne
punk mind ismerik.
Aki elobb jon, lesz ulohely, es
aki ke:son jon, mem tudjuk, hogy
les,-e annak hely, inert remel-
jiik kedvezG alkalmat mindenki
meg fogja ragadni es ugy is kell.
lgaz szeretettel lat mindenkit
a vezet6seg es a gyilekezet, joj-
junk es idozziink lelekben annak
dicso munkaja es cselekedetei
mellett, aki lefizette erettiink az
art, golgotai keres zten, had
lassuk meg szemeinkkel, hogy
lett az udvosseg megszervezve a
benne hivoknek.
lsteni tiszteleteinket kovet-
kezo idokben tartsuk meg: va
sarnap delelott 10 orakor, vasar-
napi iskola, ll-tol l2-ig isteni-
tisztelet es vasarnap este: 7:3O
Ike zdettel es kedd este 7::3O-kor
istenitisztelet. Nilesben minden
Ivasarnap delutan 2:3O kezdettel,
a Fl East State St. levo ima-
hazban tartsuk tiszteletinket,
mindenkit szeretettel fogadunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-24
(Folytatas > 4-ik oldalr6ll
;zomoru ebben az oraban.

szomoru ebben az oraban.
Meg az Sc tevesszen meg SEN
kit, hogy a statisztika tobb mum
kas alkalmazasarol ad jelentest
inert ezzel szemben az emberek
minden iparaban rovidre szabott
id6t, heti ket-harom napot dol
goznak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-24
A LE- Is
FELFECYVERKEZES

iigyen meg mindig izgatottan
targyalnak allit6lag Nemetor-
szagnak vi javaslata van a fran
ciak szamara.
Bar minden kormany papagaly
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-24
EZZEL ELLENTETBEN ALL

a Literary Digest proba sza-
vazatanak az eredmenye, amely
meg mindig Roosevelt nagy nep
szeriiseget mutatja es amely SEE
rint ma az elnok nagyobb tObb-
Evening star., 1934-05-18
|SKEET SHOOTERS
IN GALA TOURNEY
Biggest Event of Kind Yet
Held Here on Tap at
Bradley Hills.

CKEET shooters from the
- District, Maryland and
Virginia will compete In the
largest shoot Of this kind
ever held in this section tomor-
row afternoon at 2 o'clock on
the Fleming Newbold Farm at
Bradley Hills, Bethesda, Nd,
under auspices of the National
Capital Skeet Club.
The competition will be known as
the Merrill Hodges shoot, in honor of
Comdr. Merrill, aide to Col. Roose-
veft, Assistant Secretary Of the Navy,
who has been transferred to other
duty, and Maj. Hodges. Army War
college. who also has been assigned
bers Of the National Capital Club.
Teams entered In addition to the
host club are the Oriole Gun Club of
Baltimore, Towson (Md.) Gun Club,
Warrenton (Va.) Skeet Club and Tai
bot Skeet Club Of Talbot County, Md.
Following the team shoot a husband
and-wife competition is scheduled to
start at o'clock. Comdr. and Mrs.
Merrill and Maj. and Mrs. Hodges will
be among the competitors. Dinner
will be served at $50 o'clock
The shoot will be a registered Ma
tional Skeet Association affair and
there will be prizes of a setter puppy
for high gun and other attractive
awards.
There also will be a complete course
open for those not entered in the
competition.
Evening star., 1934-05-18
YANKEES BATTLE
J|NX IN ENGLAND
All American Walker Cup
Players Rate High in
British Amateur.

BY the Associated Press.
DRESTWICK, Scotland, May
- 18.-By force Of numbers
as well as by individual
= skill, Americas simon
pures hope to shake a jinx that
trails invading players in the
British amateur golf champion
ship here next week.
Although only two native Ameri-
cans, Jess Sweetser and Bobby Jones,
ever have won the title, the current
United States challenge, consisting as
It does Of all nine members of the
victorious Walker Cup team. as well
as Jesse Guilford, one-time Boston
"siege gum" is by no means taken
lightly by British critics.
Bookmakers, in fact, have installed
Johnny Goodman, American open
champion, as co-favorite with the
Scot, Jack Mclean, for the title won
SO Unexpectedly a year ago by So
year-old Michael Scott. Not far be-
hind them in the List Of odds are the
other eight Walker Cup stars-George
Dunlap, who was eliminated by Scott
In the semi-finals last year at st.
Andrews; Gus Moreland, Jack West
land. Francis Ouimet, Max Marston,
Chandler Egan, Johnny Fischer ana
Lawson Little.
So far only Marston and Egan of
the Americans, have arrived on the
scene to test their shots over the
6,53l-yard championship layout. These
two veterans tramped around the
course yesterday and returned identi-
cal cards of II, four over par All
the other invaders were due In today
or tomorrow.
Evening star., 1934-05-18
GET TITLE SHOT
FOR FIRST TIME
Evening Star Gives Trophy
for Individual Winner,
Post for Top Team.
BY WALTER r. McCALLUM.

THAT forthcoming inter-
scholastic championship,
scheduled for May Is, 26
- and 27, has the school,
boys around Washington all ex-
cited about the first real inter-
scholastic golf tournament ever
staged around Washington.
1t Will mark new deal for the
kids In the high and prep schools in
and around Washington In the matter
of competitive golf-a real tourna-
supervised and properly handled, with
pete. In other words. the first inter-
scholastic tournament ever staged
under the right auspices Is getting
away on the right foot, and probably
will be the forerunner of golf affairs
that will be built up to become out
standing tournaments of their kind.
Interscholastic tournaments have
been held among the public high
school youngsters of the Capital
before, but prior to this year they
have been without adequate faculty
supervision and have lacked proper
regulation. By no count could they
be called interscholastic champion
ships. The Evening Star Newspaper
Co. has donated cup to go to the in
dividual winner for one year, while
the Washington Post has donated
cup to go to the four-man team which
wins the team title. With these two
trophies in competition (they never
will be won permanently, the high
and prep school lads start their first
real interscholastic title tilt with the
assurance that they have something
tangible to work for in golf.
Evening star., 1934-05-18
Departmental Golf
Pairings
The pairings. starting times, affilia-
tions and handicaps follow:

The pairings. starting times, afilia-
tons and handicaps follow:
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Evening star., 1934-05-18
No Set-Up for Nee.
IAN 18-HOLE qualification round


n Is to be played at Indian Spring
week from today, with the
first two match play rounds scheduled
for the Kenwood Golf and Country
Club on Saturday, May 26, to be fol-
lowed by the semi-final and final
rounds at Congressional, on May 81.
The tournament will be open to stu
dents at all high and prep schools in
Washington and within is miles of
the Capital, which includes all the
larger schools in this area, and also
includes all the better golfers among
the high school lads.
Billy Dettweiler. the District junior
champion, who broke q bone In one
of his hands few days ago. probably
will not be able to play. Maury Nee
of GEORGETOWN Prep, one of the sound
est swingers in this territory. will be
the outstanding favorite to win the
title, but Maury will have no set-up.
There are q number of youngsters
who can move along at a fast pace,
and may take" him If he isn't click
ing all the time. A fine move these
youngsters have made In organizing
the District of Columbia Golf Associ-
alton. It should and will be perpetu-
ated, and in future years. as well as
this year, the District interscholastic
title will mean something.
Evening star., 1934-05-18
Fights Last Night

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS. France.-Gustav Humery,
122h, France, defeated Panama Al
Brown, l22, world bantamweight
champion. foul (6), non-tttle.
QUINCY. nL-George Pavlic, l69,
Cleveland, stopped Ray Pelkey, 173,
Oakland, Calf. (0; Sammy jackson,
161, Denver, drew with Joey Gardner,
1853, Cleveland (0; Jack Trammel,
1876, Cleveland, knocked out Babe
Davis, 1872. st. Louis a., and Billy
Brown. lat, st. Louis, knocked out Ed
die Anderson. 152, Keokuk, Iowa (2).
DALLAS, Tex.-Wilson Dunn, 172,
Denison, outpointed Clyde Chastain,
174, Dallas (10).
Evening star., 1934-05-18

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= 9;45--H. n woodside Navy. Is: NJ.
McCown Navy. 20; Howard Stark
r. W. Bearce lstandardsJ. 20: L. M
Goodridse Pat. Om.). q.
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Evening star., 1934-05-18
American to Clash,

W SabUs
THE biggest obstacle in the path
i to an American victory lies in
the draw. Every Walker Cup
player except Goodman is in one
half of the draw. Ouimet and More
land will meet in the first round and
the survivor will clash with Fischer,
assuming the Cincinnati youngster
gets by his initial opponent, Graham
Patrick Stirling. Thus the American
contingent will lose at least two of
its number before the third round is
reached.
Prestwick. one of the five courses
on which the championship is regu-
larly rotated, has been host to the
tournament seven times previously
since 1885 when the amateur was in
augurated. Jones scored his victory
at st. Andrews in 1880 and Sweetser
at Muirfleld in 1926. Hoylake and
Sandwich are the other two major
championship courses although the
tournament has been conducted three
times at Westward Ho and once at
Deal.
Evening star., 1934-05-18
Homer Standing
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Home runs yesterday-Klein, Cubs,
2; Hartnett, Cubs, /; Fitzsimmons'
Giants, /: v. Davis. Cardinals. l.:
Frisch, Cardinals, l.; Bonura, White
Sox, /; Manush, Senators, l; Crosetti,
Yankees. 1: McNair. Athletics. l.;
Hornsby, Browns, /.
The leaders Klein, Cubs, IL;
Gehrig, Yankees, 8; Ruth, Yankees, q;
OFT, Giants, 7; Hartnett, Cubs, Z.
League totals-National, l3l; Amer.
lean, IFS; total, 246.
Evening star., 1934-05-18
Mat Matches

By the Associated Press.
CAMDEN, N. J.-Abe Coleman, 2O5,
Chicago, defeated Dick Ratnes, 223,
Texas, straight falls.
TORONTO, Ontario.-Jim Brown
ing, 236, Verona, Mo- defeated Gtno
Garibaldi, 2l6, Italy. two falls to one.
MILWAUKEE.-Jtm Londos. 202,
St. Louis, threw Joe Malcewicz. 200,
Utica, N. Y, 47:58.
Evening star., 1934-05-18

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AS Semi-Fiinal Rounds Began

Drewry (Rolling Road. 4 and 8; J. Greene
Beaver Daml defeated Dolph Athsrton
unattached. and 8; 7. g. Taller lchevy
Gh. Sh e se: s eE s:sss1: ne:as:s
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McCarron. up; Gardiner defeated Ben
nett: and ..,. 3; nr.w,v von nv default;
Beavers defeated Atherton. 4 and 2; .i DUG
ley defeated Kaemmerer, ana D. Vose'
Fifth Fiight.
c. C. Heath (unattaehed) defeated I. r.
Pssisi'' s.esy tHt1iSa. saSsT Dsm Ma aesd aes
6Msil.Ssc 6fa,H schsxs euns..sseh:dj SSi:s ae.s. sas
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4, 5ohsvy ch.,e1 ane i %iSiiip. Il caaane tIndias
dsfsss.sdi dsDfsinsssdi 3 Dave awe Il Tnomson cMsnor5.
sas w.m e su;sI gosn nssHoy s0t e.
ssvsi ssfesssd c. M. Beck Nrm'-Nav''.
Law dsts.tsd podse 3 and 2; Cullinane de-
fested Train. 5 and 2; Pierrepont defeated
S1t pef:.sed me heisht-Eakin. defeated Devil
bliss. and i; Mather defeated Stead. 5
and 4: Phillips defeated Thompson. 2 and
i; McEyoy defeated Beck. ! up. 10 holes.
n HORE than 100 golfers will play
M in the eighth annual tourna-
ment Of the Inter-Depart-
mental Golf League, to be held next
Monday and Tuesday over the course
of the Indian Spring Country Club.
Pairings and starting times were an
nounced today.
Maj. Richard X. Sutherland of
Indian Spring, q member Of the War
Department team. will defend his
individual title over the 36-hole route,
while the War Department team,
consisting Of Sutherland, Capt. Ken
dali J. Fielder. Maj. H. C. Dagley and
Thomas M. Belshe, will defend the
team championship which it won last
year. The prize for the team cham
pionShip is the Mellon Trophy, do
mated several years ago by the former
Secretary Of the Treasury.
n ICHMoND women golfers, seek
N ing that elusive victory over
Washington feminine star-a
victory which has eluded them for
two years-moved over to the WASH
Ington Golf and Country Club today
10 play the Washington team in sin
giles, following q l51a-to-5h defeat
yesterday at the Manor Club In four
somes. Top scoring Of the day was
by Mrs. David H. Clark
of the Army-Navy Club. who played
he Manor course in 37-48-S5. Mrs
Hugh T. Nicolson of washington had
The second best score, an 80. Yes
,erday's summaries:
Mrs. David Clark tArmy and Navy ana
Mrs, Betty Palmer Meckley INDIAN
Miss Miriam sydnor tRiehmond). o: Miss
Susan nS - Hssksr s;;ls'. schsyy Chase and MEs.
mond). o: Mrs. J. r. Dowdall (Con-
and Mrs. L. G.. Pray (Manorl.
I'M! 3; Mrs aSmon sTtord Scott anS Mrs; John
smith (woodmontl. 8; Mrs. J. N. Whitlow
and Mrs. Hubert Brown Richmond. o..
Mrs, r, Powlkes and Mrs. J., G. Devil
sssinn.s and MI. Emse nos
iMsnoD and mrs; 4. 4; MsEntee ken
wood. 2; Mrs, B L Phillips and Mrs.
Y. Ms9s %seh.9 sSa and mrs
R. e, Welson ana Ms. John ?. lie. Hieh-
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