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Evening star., 1940-08-04

CHRISTMAS CARDS.
30 BEAUTIES-WITH NAME-SI
Many bis money-makers Sensational
Soupon free with every Southern Eeauty
y card y assortment. Complete line
etnei assortments. Free samples. southern
Greeting Cards. Dept. Z, Memphis. Tenn.
Continued on Next PaSo.S
Evening star., 1940-08-04
HELP MEk.

ACCOUNTANT and once manager Experl-
wholesale Married Salary about sl35
month Call Ma. O336, Monday. between
and g. II aualihed
ADVERTISING SOLICITOR, experienced,
out-of-town daily paper; permanent posi-
tion. Salary and Commission. Write Box
447-J, Star. giving experience and refer.
ences.
Evening star., 1940-08-04
HELP WoMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATOR. steady position.
Apply in person, Contella Beauty Shop.
Evening star., 1940-08-04

HOUsEKEEPER. UsEKEEPER. white; young. care for
dry. cleaning. sewing Health certificate,
reis: REQUIRED: Detailed reply, giving age,
days or not: description of personality.
Ehether would like informal atmosphere
Good nome, good salary right person. Only
quallned need reply. Box 339-K Star.
Evening star., 1940-08-04

HOUSEKEEPER. 35. to take care Of sales
mans apt. must be presentable and in.
teilse2t TO help sell and take phone orders.
BOX 414-J. Star. A.
Evening star., 1940-08-04

30 FOR 81 CHRISTMAS CARDS.
Sensational sellers: Customers name i'm.
printed, s's o Hig valpe Hp Big proit. beautiful
Peoria St, Dept. A.227, CHICAGO. %
CHRISTMAS CARDs-5O FOR 81
MAKE lsrge easy profits showing seasons
NAME Low as SO for 81. AmasinsIy ssss
sellers. value-packed assortnients, in.
Guiding sensational 81 Feature" and 2h.
caro- parchment. Up to IO0es profit. He
Gsxpsrienss needed FREE sample OUTFIT.
WEIMORE g. SUGDEN. INC. DEPT. SMA.
149 Monroe Ave. RocheSter. M YS
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-16

very beautiful and very happy lit
tie princess, so the story of the
opcrctta goes. On her birthday, ali
the peasants in the village came to
pay homage. Among the gifts, ST."
received are some lovely dolls from
different nations. Each doll comes
forward, and with song and dance.
tells the story of her native land.
The king comes in and gives In"
princess a wonderful golden ball d
a birthday present. The bail falls into
a we'll. A frog comes out of the well,
and agrees to return the ball 10 the
Princess on condition only that she
will promise to let him come to the
palace, eat at her table and sleep in
4 real bed.
Now, lots of funny things happen
in the palace; but when in song and
music this little tale ends, you will
know why they lived happily ever
after.
Tie cast of characters is as follows:
The Enlightenment Perry.
The Queen-Myrtie Aston.
The PrinceSs-Helen Person Young
The Frog-Billy Bryan.
The Gipsy-Anne Workman.
The Butler-Bobby Bryan.
Servants - Anne Griffin. Mary
Elizabeth Perry, Ann Sprinkle, Gerry
Lee Ehod, Charles Finch, Dewey
Wells, Billy Payne, r. c. White.
Dolls:
SpaniSh-Bccky Tippett.
English-ElZabeth Ann Bass.
Scotch-Margaret Cheatham.
Eskimo-Grace Boyd.
Russian-Judith Finch.
French-Ferebee Fenner Cooper.
Irish--Patsy Glenn.
Japanese-Janet WOOdlicf.
American-Pearl Lee WoodIcf.
Leader of the PcaSants-HarOld
CroWder.
Peasants-Hclen Eppcs, Mary Lou
Kimball, Malssa Glenn. Elizabeth
Davis, Anne Powers, Peggy Crab
tree, Ann Bowling, Helen Lamb
Cheek, Cleo Codas, Anne Hunt, Alice
Ruth Gardner, Lucy Boyd Harris.
Catherine Harris, Margaret Parrot,
Billy Noel, H. M. Robinson, Jimmy
Bradford, Donald Sciicrt, Emory
Stafford, David McDuIicc, Jane
Woodlief. Amy Lee Stain5ack, Beth
Duke, Mary Vaughn, Peggy Girls
som, Catherine Raincy, Evelyn Stain
back, Joe Anne Hunt, Katherine
Windlcy, Mildred Register, Hcttic
Jane Butcher, Ida Neatnery, Gay
Evans, Jean Hicks, Peggy Vaughn,
Sarah Watkins, Marguerite Roberts,
Bcrnicc Britt, Shcrcnc Ireland,
Sarah Parrot, Lovcjoy DickerSnn,
Hazel Edwards, Myra Evans, Patsy
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secretary; and Miss Dorothy Virgins,
treasurer. rlW]
Mrs. Wick explained the aims Of
the club for the next year, and
stated that she hoped for the Co
operation Of each club member. She
named the following committees:
Program: Mrs w. D. Payne, chair
man, Mrs. Clarence White, Mrs.
George w. Holden, Mrs. Phillip Raw
Inns, and Mrs, j. M, Peace, advisors.
Ways and means: Mrs. A. W..
Gholson, Jr., chairman, Miss Alice
Wick, co-chairman.
Finance, Miss Dorothy Virgins,
chairman.
Publicity, Miss Alice Mabry.
Membership and hostess: Miss
Mary Hayes Blacknall, chairman;
Mrs. James Harris and Miss Betsy
Rose Jones.
Club Building: Mrs. Talmadgc
Hoyle. chairman.
Point system, Mrs. w. o. Langley.
Public welfare and TB seal sale:
Mrs. Robert Tanner.
Members who have not paid their
l939-40 dues were notified that I'M
less they are paid Immediately. their
names will not be included on the
roll in the new yearbook.
Iced drinks and sandwiches were
served by Mrs. E. A. I.atta, Mrs. J.
M. Peace, Miss Rachel Watkins, Miss
Mary Hayes Blacknall, Mrs. Sam Al
ford. Mrs. Rhonda Elrod, and Mrs.
w. <. Sturges, Jr.
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IF all your dresses have the sea-
SOOn-aftcr-3caSon WcarabilIty ol Pat
tern 94O3, you'll never be bothered
by skeletons in your clothcS-cloSct
FOR this Marion Martin shlrtWalStcr
has t!meless style. A smart, eye-de-
ceivine detail is the slenderlzlng seal
Toned line of the front Waist-seam-
ing. The gently flaring skirt has a
front panel: the soft bodice is held
trim bv tucks below the Jokes You
NAV suit your own taste as to neck
stvIc. The version with the becoming
p0inted collar is most retreShlne'
especially with the collar made IN
immaculate white, perhaps matched
by neat pointed cuffs. A second YER
sion decoratively scallops the neck
line.
Pattern 94O3 may be ordered only
in women's sizes "a. SO. SO, 40, AZ
"A, is and 48. Size SO. 3 5-o yaroS
35 inch fabric, ga yard contrast.
Send fifteen cents N CONS Tor
each Marian Martin pattern. Thirty
cents (30cl for both. BE sure 10
write plainly vour size. rame. ao-
dress, and style number.
Send your order to Henderson
Daily Dispatch, Pattern Department.
232 W. 18th Street. New York, n. Y.
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Claire Mills Class
In Recent Meeting

The Claire Mills Phiathea class of
the First Baptist church met on a re-
cent evening at o'clock at the
church with Mrs. T. L. Dale. presi-
dent, presiding. The meeting climax
ed contest which the class has had
on for several months, with the los
ing side entertaining the winners at
this meeting.
The secretary's report was heard
and also other reports of various
committees and new committees APP
pointed to serve for the coming
month.
The nomination committee present
cd the following slate of officers
which was duly approved by Inc
members: President, Mrs. w. D.
Langley: Vice-president, Mrs. J. E.
Dodd; secretary. Mrs L. F. (Jack)
Turner; treasurer, Mrs. G. E. Greene
The devotion was led by Miss
Halle Frank Mills, followed by the
Lords prayer. Mrs. l.. F. Turner had
charge Of Il very interesting program
with number Of the members par
ticipating. Mrs. w. K. Phillips, ST.,
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Junior WOmanS Club
Holds Final Meeting

The Junior Woman's club was en-
tertalned in the American Legion
hut Wednesday evening, in its last
meeting for the l939-40 year. Mrs.
|. Talmadge Hoyle, outgoing presi-
dent, presided.
\ fund for Il clubhouse was be-
gun when the members voted to set
aside a certain amount for that pUr-
pose. One OF the main projects of
the club for the year was to take
steps toward securing d building in
which to hold meetings and social
affairs Of the club.
1t was decided to include a meet
ing. to which the husbands and
friends Of the club members are in
vited, in each years club program.
Mrs. Leon Wick gave the conven-
ton highlightS, telling of the most
interesting happenings at the State
Federation meeting in Greensboro
recently.
Yearly reports from the various
committee chairmen were heard, and
Mrs. Hoylc gave resume of the
years work.
y quiz on club activities. in which
Mrs. f. A. Latta was prize winner,
was conducted by Mrs. Clarence
White.
After thanking the club for its
cooperation during the year, Mrs.
Hoylc presented the incoming officers
for l94O-41: Mrs Leon Wick, prCsi-
dent: Miss Elizabeth Morton, vice
president: Mrs. W. X. Phillips, Jr,
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MARRIAGES
PARTIES
SOCIAL
ACTIVITIES

Mitchincr, Doris Ivcy, Alma Crit
fifth, Betty Sue Stakes, Grace Mum,
Lii Sprinkle, Earlene Bruin, Mary
Matalas, Betty Green, Elaine Cole,
Thomas Register, John Faulkner, Bill
lie Inscoc, Don Casper, George Cor
such. Bobbic Inscoe, Willie Lee Hicks,
Bobby Maroon, Billy Paynter, Badger
Clark, Charles jackson, William
Rovd. Charles Puliiam, Richard Potts,
Grady RickerSon, Marshall Pinncll,
Clifton Griffith, Vance Way, Billy
Jones, Cary Page Boyd, Charles Hite,
Guy Woodlicf, Frank Robards, Bob
bic Jones. Charles Gorsuch, Wade
Davis. John c. DrcWry, Phil Griffin,
Swanson Dodd, Marvin COghill, Billy
Hunt, Harold Fercbc, Crews Brcland,
Malcom Main, Rowe Fcspcrman,
Jerry Gotteschall, Station Bass, Mar
shall Evans, Frank Jackson.
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West End Oberetta TO
BE GiUeu On Friday

West End school will present an
opcretta. The Frog Prince. in Hen
1crSon high school auditorium Fri
lay evening at s O'Clock. according
10 an announcement made today.
Miss Sue Kelly is principal nf the
school. Miss Sarah Sterling Price is
the designer of costumes and director
i doll dances for the operctta. and
Miss Helen kimball is the music
director.
Once upon d time there lived a
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introduced Mrs. J. Frarklin Mills,
who made a short talk and urged
rs many as possible to attend tne
State Observation-Disclosures convention to
be held in Canton, from June 5th to
9th. Mrs. Mills also read poem en-
titled Aunt Bet on the New Deal"
Refreshments were served during
the social hour by the hoSteSses.
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PAGE FIVE
At HOSpital

II. r. Williams underwent an ope-
ration this morning at Maria Parham
hospital and is reported to be get
ting along nicely this afternoon.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-16
Continues To Improve

Geo. A Rose, ST., continues to inn
prove at Maria Parham hospital,
where he recently underwent an
operation.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-16
Now Many Wear
FALSE TEETH
With More Comfort

FASTEETH. pleasant alkaline
(non-acid) powder. holds false teeth
more firmly. To eat and talk in more
comfort. Just sprinkle a little FAS-
TEETH on your plates. No gummy.
gooey. pasty taste Or feeling. Checks
''plate odor". (denturc breath). Get
FASTEETH at any drug Store.-Adv.
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-.Gute Mieneeaum m bSfe n
SpieI. a.: .. :. Der ,Roientnopf
ion piel perloren baben;. bajt Du ibn
seieben,. =, mas raaGt er9" - g.:
.Was er ,md9t? @ute. Miene madt
Ct gum Y0rienipiel!" - r I T.
- MItrbins @tubept /:
SD blsibe Sbntn alfo bic Summe tis
nG9ten Grfttn fauloig." -@4ueiS.r:
.Werben Sie aber audi tpirtliA--" !"
Gtubent: rWenn i'd peripreae, ettpas
iAulbis gu blsiben. 10 balte i4 audi
Wort." '''.4s..- -i' -" .'"'''.t' 81
~ g -.Staunenetrtgenb. Cert
(su {einem Greunb}:' 1.Du, mas bo, /,
Ben beun bic Nadtiud4ter NIT benz
Rann bort Dor. oaB lie ibn 10 onitau=
nen?" ~Das 1T Der @tubiplus MiiIs
ler. ben iehen iie gum eritenmale niid,s
tern!"
@prsiiaIine gmpfeb.
Iuna. 0ansfrau (aum fteflefud,ens
ben &inbetmGb4en): .Gs pirb iest
npsh sorauf antcminen, ob meine Rins
ber Gle germ baben tperben." W9Gb<
caen:. 80. bar,lm teine Gorse! Die
es1,ingen nor mei,,er Dorisen 1errfhaft
icarsn uis aus Ser Ri4e 6erausau,
bringsn." Dau5f:au: ~Mie alt tparen
benn Die Sunacno" Mdbden: .yun,
10 atpiihen ad3t5ebn unb fiinfunb.
atpanaio."
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Of The

FARRELL, Pa. The FARRELL saxon
Athletic Club.
Pres. George Homm. 3O4 Hamilton
Avenue.
Secretary. Elisabeth Burprich. 44
Gary, Ind. - Gary Junior saxo.s.
President. Fra nix Beic:, 144l West
18th Ave.
Secretary. Louise Schmandt. :s7l
Harrison Ave.
Homestead, Pa. Homestead Junior
Saxon Club.
President. Thomas Guist. Seventh Av..
W.st Homestead. Pa.
Hazel WaS. west Homestead. meVe Pa Pa "es'
Lorain, o. - Lorain Junior ssxons.
President Richard Blumeicr. 2o1 East
18th Street.
Secretary. Ann Binder. 1889 w.,.
Martins Ferry. Ohio ~ Martins Perry
Saxon Juniors.
President. Mike Lauder. 500 Dewey
Secretary. Matt Schlum General De-
livery.
Monaca. Pa. - Junior Saxon Society.
President, Dan schullcr. 40 Penn Az.
secretary. Lillian Theil. 7ss Marshall
New Castle, Pa. New Castle 3ron.
sylvania Saxon Juniors.
President, Dan Binder. 4ls wi.i-
wood.
Secretary. Paul Sanders. l01. n.
Beaver. .... -
Salem, Ohio - Salem Junior Saxon Club
President, Arthur G. Fronius. 7s5
Newgarden
Sec cretary. Helen Huber. 663 Wood.
land Ave. ,.' .s.
Junior saxon Association.
President. Fred Thesis. 447, ldors
Ave. 4:+E =
Secretary. Clara Schnell. Schnell
att seventh Ave-, Struthers. Ohio.
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BRANCH H-CALENDAR
TransvtUario Saxon Juniors Association of the
OF America
+. 3, ], A. omcers

+. 3. J. A. oncers
Dearborn Ave. Cleveland, Ohio.
NiZc. President. Joe Bender. 442s
Drcchs"l Ave. Detto,t. MIch
Secretary. Martin ;berth.lSa2 Market
Street. Youngstown. Ohio.
Asst. Sec'y.. Martin Polder. SAC New
garden St. Salem. Ohio.
Treasurer Hilda Bodendorfcr, us
Young ST., New Castle, Pa.
BRANCHES OF TIE T. .. J. A.
Alliance. Ohio. Saxon Junior Club.
President. Walter Boehm, $50 East
Secretary. IIilda Gocckel. 2l1l South
Cleveland. Ohio.
Cleveland East Athletic Club.
President. George Miller. 5000 Empire
Secretary, Anna schuster. 72s East
i2Sth Street.
Cleveland West Juniors Club.
President. Henry SCHNEIDER. 74O2 Dear.
born Ave.
Secretary. Marie Abcr. lo323 Msdi
son ave.
Canton. Ohio. - Canton Saxon Junior
Club.
Prcsidtnt, Martin Maurcr. 1916 Ohio
Ave-, n. T..
Secretary. Sara Fulz. 1918 Edwards
Ave. &c.,. .s....
, Columbus, Ohio. 49, Columbus Junior
saxon Club.
President. Carl Blum. 537 Siebert ST..
Columbus. Ohio.
Sercretary, Loretta konnerth, 131
Deschler Ave-. Columbus
Detroit. Mich. - Detroit JuAior saxoas.
President, Arthur Seller. 1928 Sher-
wood st.
Secretary, Joe Bender. Jr.. 4a2S Drexcl
Street.
Bnwood City, Pa. - Bl1wood City
Junior 8axons.
Pres, Rose Segcdi. sos Division Ave.
sion Ave. 80
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v1lIE:RllElIII|NS-KALENDER
Central Verbandes der Siebenbirger Sachsen in den
Vcreinigten Staten Nordamerika.

Nersainmiung jihriich einmal in dem
Won der kon\ enlion i'm vOrauS best imm
tea fOrt und an dem vOm GrosS-Pri 81
denten anzuberaumendem Tagc.
p, g. 0ross- Heamts:
= Gro ss-Prasident: Jonn Balthes. ,535
Leader Bldg, Cleveland. o. Main 1921.
!. Gross izc- Pras.. DR.. John FoiSel,
76i EDDY Road. Cleveland, Ohio.
=. GROSSLY ize -iraS. Andreas w. Petri,
20S6 Wast lo4A Str. Cleveland. OHIO.
'1alsW6od Ave. Youngstown. orr
..Gross..sekretar. Georg Martini. 535
Letul'.r Bldg. Cleveland, o. Main fS62i
%, Gross-Sekr., Daniel Rehner. 10000
JOai hAve., Cleveland. .. 60
Gross S-Schailneistcr, John Iieeler.
4i5i West .2a; Str,- Cleveland. Ohio.
i Gr6ssarzt. j'Dr. +. gJ.i schuster. 3ol
Erie Bldg, Gle, Gland. Cherry 657s--
Ro1:htsbtistitnd,. George Schneider.
1900 superior. Ave. Cleveland. Ohio.
Cherry 1884. - -"
:. V.rwaltunCsrat: Fred Thcis, $50
Hor,ewood Ave. Sl!em, o.: John Krech,
2349 Euclid Heigh's Hiyd. 49, Cleveland,
young;stown. p: Ma.tin Albrich, 1892
OreEi 1927 Young Str. Canton. Ohio.
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Bund. s. -Pra sident, Adolf Wilhnger,
343S West 122. str. Cleveland. Ohio.
Ex-Eundes-Pras.. Stefan klausenbur-
ger. 1906 Corbett, Ave. Detroit. Mich.
!. Vie B. Pras., Heinrich Melzer. 143
Ost 81. Str. Erie, Pa. ,....y
,. Vie 3. -Pras., Georg Kascher, 2241
Gotha Ave-. Youngstown Ohio.
!. Eundes -Sekretar. r. K. Fr@iesen- @
q Enthusiastically. Georg, sehuller.
1872 s !SW Aye pstro, W Mich hnaae
220S Holland Ave. Erie, Pa.
=, ,Bundes-verwalter John Gdnther. l59
Shenango Blyd.. Farrell; Pa; Carl
Katherine D3rling, SIT Emerald St.
Youngstown, Ohio.
I'm Sange rein und frei i'm Wort
. Ind rest in Eintracht immerfort.
!. uxDxssExr1oNEN.
1undssseftion !.
Cleveland, Ohio; Eiatraeht, ,nsrnaania.
Sekr., John Rei.ncr. t4ss w. 6s. st.
Bunde ssektion 2.
Cleveland Ostscite Liedertnfel Damcn-
rras:. Johanna ~ii; Haestner. 1927 e.
las. St..
Sekr.. Kath. kim, 1260i Bcnham
Ave.
.- Bundessektion 3.
Detroit. Mich. :. :. GemiseAter Chor.
Pras.. George Schullcr, 1880 Barlow
Ave.
sekr.. Jinka KclIncr, So7f Marlbo.
rough.
Bundesrsktion 4.
Erie. Pa. .. s. Nannerchor.
rs, rs, ..chn singer. sos y. -ss. Street
Sekr., Albert Bente, 1918 Prestly st.
BNndessektion S.
Lorain. o. s: 3. Gesangverein Eintracht.
fs Sn E'Schae' k K Fr,cssnhenss sr M sa s.
l743 Obcrlin Ave.
Hundessektion 6.
New Castle, Pa. Bintracht Gpsapg-
verein.
Stkr.. John Untch. 1908 S. jefferson
Ave.
sal.1.. Ohio. s'nds''1ts0n s: 5. ?; ;nxun.rohor.
Sekr.. Math Krauss. i53 S. Ellswc tn.
BudessektioA 8.
Xourgstowp. Ohio. 3. q. MSnnsrcl,or.
Praes., Martin Pmksgraf. 81 East
Warren Ave.
Sekr., LdWafd 30 ling, Sl1 EN- srald
Str.
Bnndessektion Q.
Alliance. Ohio. Harmonic Gem. Chor.
P~aS.. Leor.ld Schmidt, 7!5 Wade Av.
p P-ot.-Sekr., Arnold Haltrich, 1904
Sou Il Morgan Ave.
Bundessektion 10.
Erie, Pa. 0emischter Chor.
| Pr:tS.. Elise Haussnann. $40 w. 10 Str.
Sekr., ACna Puscher. 2O1S French Str.
Bundessektion IL.
| Cleveland, Ohio. Damenchor "Saxonia".
Pris.. Matnilda Sicarto,. 3291 Wcs.
| 81. Str.
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VEkE1NE IN ALPHABET1SCHE
RI RECHENFOI0T DER ORTE NIT,
,,.. DEN FUNKTI0NAEREN.

Alliance, Ohio. Z. S. s. Z. q. verein
Nnd 'EintracEA". zweig 3.
We, sammlung jeucn ,. Sonntag I'M
MOnat i'm SacnsCnh"im.
pras.. Martin Albrich. 1892 SO. Libcr-
~ Strasse.
Iiot Se'ir.. Thomas GOttSchlng, II.
Il. r. u. No. 3.
Cent ral\eri ands- -Sekr.. Fritz Schnci-
der, Sti f.. Summit Str
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Alliance, Ohio. - Z. s. s. Frauen Z. u.
verein. ZweiG B.

NefSaNllIUnS JeHtH 7. SOnnIaS iii
Mona! IN Sachsenhcin,.
PriS susanna Schneider. go West
state StTasse.
P&rt. -S,akr.. I[atharinu T0pfer. GAS S.
Weber Aye
Cen,r.,i-N. -Sekr.. Sophia Gottschling.
II. +. y. No. J.
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Versammlung jeden 1. Sonntag i'm
MOiai i'm Sachsenheim. III Harrison
Ave. \. W.
Prs Hermann hartmann. 1909 10.
Stras!e. n. T..
Prot -seEr.. .iohn Belmann. :2o6 Win
field Way. n. +.
,C.-N. -Snlr.. D.. 'I;iScl, 1920 Maple
Ave. y. j.. Tel: 2-9Gl3. =.
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National.Konitee:

Norsit ger, DR.. john Foisel. 7Gl Eddy
Road. Cleveland. Ohio.
vizc-No,s., Geory Deppner. 412W. La
Glade NJUngstown OHIO.
= Sex :, Daniel Rehner. l0400 Joan Ave.
Cleycllnd, Ohio.
HenIy SCHNEIDER, iI02 Dearborn Ave-.
CleyclanI. Ohio.
Mart,n Eberth, 1922 Market Str.
YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio.
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Homestead. Pa. - =. 3. =. K. U. vsrein.
XvAir

NersammIung jedcn crstcn Samstag 2
abend i'm Monat in der Turncrhallc,
sig o. Ave. Homestead. Pa.
Pras.:, John Kraft. 2i22 Charles St.,
Munha1l, Pa. =
:. Prot. -Sckr.. Martin Roth, Gl22 r. q.
Boz. Pittsburgh I2D Pa.
C..N.-Sekr, .Georg Alantsch, l247
Goodman Str. Swissvale. Pa.
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rafrell, IA. - s. 3. Frauen r, q.
VeIe1n. ZWAi9 a. y

=, Nersamnlung jeden g. Sonntag i'm
Monnt.
Shaion, la.
Prot: .ScKr. Sara Franz. 24i Emerson
Ave. Farrell. Ia.
: =. N..Srkr., A. ,;iinther, 159 Shen-
angO Blvd -
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nr,s. "a = $; $. eesang-, ana K. y.

P'as. Heinrich Nte.zer,-I Es So. Str.
p,M, p,.M -sekrii. Martin schwarz. 92Sl East
&c ~ :.E.Sskrs John. +. Bafthes. NJ so27
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Nefsammlung ieden /. Sonntag i'm
Monat m SiebenbUrger Sachscnheim,
Is. Enl iir:tnt Str. -. 20 -
Pras.. Peter Helwis, 1906 Ellsworth st.
Prtt. -Sekr.. MichacI kloos, 1851 Madi-
son Str. Tel: :'i-290U - : : - :.
C.. ..E.-Sekr.. NJ. Gottehling. 225s West
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VEREINS-K -KALENDER
Siebenbirger Sachsen Sangerbundes
Won Nordamerika.

Sekr:. kath. Scheei, 6i72 Maplecrest
Ave. Parma Heighs, ..
youngstown, q. Damsnchor Idslwsiss.
sekr.. Kath. bSrling Ri Isl 5i7 @ Emerald sS Av.
!. 1undesssktion "a
New Cattle, Pa. 9; 9. Damenchor "froh.
Pr;;s.. Kath. Paulini. 1914 Beckford
sckr.. Anna wcster, 800 Sampson Str.
Bundsssektion IL, ls und Is.
Canton, o. s.s. Karpathen 0ssanGversin.
Pras., John Toepfer. r. D., No. z.
Sekr., a, Kessler. l1i1 Smith Ave.
Dundessektion Is. ,g1
Detroit; ~ Mieh 8; oasnsnchcr. ns1s y. =,
sekr. Margareth schuller, 1880 Bar
low Ave.
Bundos sexton ~.
Canton, Ohio. 8. s. Jugendchor.
Prass:, Martin Maurer. Jr. 1H6 Ohio
sekr.. Sara Fulz 1918 Edwards Ave.
y. l..
Bundessektion l8.
Columbus, Ohio. asmischter Chor.
Pri::., Paul Lchberger. 325 r. Living
Prot. -sckr., Emma Konncrth. 1Sl East
DeSfller Ave.
Bundesscktion ~.
Salem, Ohio. Damenchor.
Pr>. Elisabeth G'rscht $50 Liberty
sekr.. Susie Hermann, 73a W. Wilson
Stra.So.
Bundessektion 20. 80:
Cleveland 0stsette Liedertafel
N6nnerchor.
Pras., Geo. Folbert, 112a Eddy. Road:
Sekr., VIM. T.. Rositts. 1927 Farrell
Ave.
Bundessektion az.
Young stown. 8. 8. Junior Lyra Chorus.
Pr.,S., VIM. Thsis Jr.. 92l Belmont Av.
Sekr., Cath. NJ. Sehnell. al Seventh
street. Struthers, Ohio.
Bundessektion 23.
Homestead oemischter Chor.
pras.. John Lang Jr., Chestnut, Nun.
Sell. Hedwig Sterner. Box 4I4 II. u.
6. Pittsburgh 1o). Pa.
Bundessektion "a.
farrell. Pa. Liedsrkran1.
,P,ds.. John Gunther, l5o shenanso
Sc!:r. Adam j; Schmidt. 40 Sbenaneo
Blvd
Burdesse ktton as.
Chicago. Ill. Siebenburger 0esangverein
Pr;iS.. Ernst Iiprich. 1881 w. Winona
ScEr John LutZ. J71S Winthrop Ave.
Bundcs-ekttOa -. -,
Clevcland W. s. $. JuEendrhOe
MHdrDxal
Pras:. Heinrich SCHNEIDER. 7io2 Dear
born Ave.
Sckr.. Maria SCHUYLER. 1881 W. A. st.
Bundes-SektiOn -
Cleveland Junior Saxon Ltedertssei
Pras.. Edward Schneider, $3.50 Antes.
dale Ave.
Sckr.. Gee .ge Roth. 1908 Ardcnal
Road.
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Pr;is.. kath. Cross. 92l Crescent. Ave.
Prot: -Se+tr., tath Melzer. 1871 Spring
Ave. IL: l36-W
rof ~ ssekr.. Anna kloos. 5ll Orc Str.
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n II vnreir 1900 az

Yersalnmlung jeden 3. Sonntag inn
MonatI in der ''Ein,racht" Halle. 12S
i'aylor Str. ... g.. n. ..-.
Erot.-S;ellr. Georg Petri 4Ot Waldo st.
c.-N--Sekr.. J. Untch 1908 S. Jeffer-
;Oi StraSSG .-. .., ...s ...., ..- ?.
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waisen-xon,itee. Heamte |:

VU,a.. a. ". Pctri. 2O36 W. 104. Str.
Cleveland Ohio.
Sckr.. Pastor John Toiscl. 76l Eddy
RoSd, Cleveland. Ohio.
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CHICAGO. III, - z. s. s. 4. U. verein.

Vtrs n'mmlung je0cn ,. Sonntag I'M
Monat = lh nach.l!ttags. in der Rhein-
land halle, Eekc G,lnient und South
port Ave.
Fra>s, AntlretS Schuil,r. 6t36 Whipplc
Ave Tel Bria'ga 10lS.
Fret Seitr.. Elizabeth Siuerly, NV
North shore Ave. TEL: Iiollye 4116
C.-N.-Sekr.. John BretZ. 1858 Lawrence
Ave. .reI.. ArlmOr SJ92.