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The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-05-02
NOW is THE TIME

To save on a beautiful new Spring
Coat or Suit-Henson's is featuring
Coats and Suits at $1O.75 and
$15.75 that were $685. and $500
Also a group of better dresses
reduced to $1,000 and $1,000, that
were formerly $19.75 and $3.50.
They're all new Spring thighs that
you can wear right now, and on
into the Summer. See these values.
Henson's Hat & Dress Shoppe
% West Antietam Street
Adv.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-05-02

materialize as yet. because our
campaign, being in it's infancy,
does not have the necessary funds.
We are in hopes that each year
will bring us closer to our goal. Co
operation in man power and leader.
ship is assured because each man
on the committee has been school
ed through our 1910 campaign, 50
that each individual could take the
responsibility of committee chair.
man"
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-05-02

Seven blind men of New Orleans
recently finished making 22,500
mops for the Army quartermaster
department at the rate of about
900 a day. The final shipment to
the Atlanta quartermaster was
made II days ahead of schedule.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-05-02
SIM PIE!

Professor: What's the penalty for
bigamy?
Law Student: Two mothers-in-
law.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
Lekar zatcen We spojeni Sc
smrti 15-lete dlvky.

DR.. James H. Kasley z Cas-
sopolis, Mich, byl zatcen We
spojeni sc smrt1 Betty Avery,
Is let stare. Je vyslouzilcem
ze svetove valky, 62 leta star a
byval koronerem a mayorem
Cassopolis, kde provoZoval le-
karskou praksi skoro 40 let.
Byl zatcen serifem We SVEN
domove nekolik hodin pc smrti
d1vky.
DR.. Cook, okresnf koroner,
pravil, re smrt d1vcina byla
z~p1sobena zanetem pobrisnice
.jez byla vysledkem nezakonne
operace.
serif Struble rovnez zatknul
Louise Coke, "a leta stareho.
vojaka z nedalekeho Fort Gus
ter, ktery pry Sc primal, re je
when "a stav dfvky. Cox byl
predan vojenskym autoritam.
Poprel vsak,ze by byl vyjednal
S DIR. Kelseym operaci.
Divka udala tTi hodiny pred
svou smrtf, re DIR. Kesley pro
vedl ma nj nezakonnou operaci
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
Ze strachu pred zenou
do vezeni.

V jedne velke hornicke obci
byla hutnfku F. B. svefena
v6tsf castka penez, kterou mel
odevzdat. Easel do hostince,
kde Sc pustil do hry v karty a
celou castku prohral. DomG
bez penez Sc bal, a tax volil po-
nekud slozity postup. Dal Sc
dopravit do kladenske nemoc-
nice a tam 81 pfijimacf kance-
laTi naffkal ma vnitTnf zraneni
ktere pry mu zp1sobil neznamy
pachatel. Pry no ma ceste do
mi prepaid a oloupil o penize.
|Prlpad vysetrovalo cetnictvo a
kdyz lekari nenasli zadneho
~zranenf, bylo ~zjisteno, Re hut
mix pfepadenf jen pfedst1ral
re strachu pred zenou. Byl
proto zatcen a dopraven do We
zenf v Kladne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
Kralovna anglicka pTijala sle-
chetnou nabidku ceskeho
plumbare.

Jisty cesky plumbaT z Cleve-
landu nab1dl SIS mes1cne pro
chudou rodinu londynskou. Tu-
to nabidku ucinil kralovne an
glicke Athlete pro rodinu, KITE
rou ona vybere. Jest ochoten
posilati SIS kazdy mesic.
Krajan obdrzel cd kralovny
dopis, kterym mu sdeluje, re
byla hluboce dotcena jeho lidu-
milnostf, re pozadala pastora v
East Endu, jenz j takovou chu
dou rodinu odporucil. Dopis
plumbaf1v mi:
"Prilozene naleznete eek ma
SIS, jelikoz jsme v Americe Get
Ii O vasich laskavych navste-
vach v chudych ctvrtich Lon
dyna a vyberete-li laskave ro-
dinu s detmi pro mne a poza-
date hlavu rodiny, ably mne do
psala, budu il posilati eek ma
SIS kazdy mesic az do DOLBY, kdy
budou moci pecovati sami O Sc.
be.
"Jsem prosty American, ale
srdce me jest S hrdinnymi Bri
ty v jejich boji "a svobodu {
rozhodnutymi tuto vec vyfldi
a opakuji, CO jsem slysel ma ra
diu = vzdy Dude ~existovat An
gle. A proto, mole PAM de
kuji YAM predem, protoze vim
re naleznete kousek re sveh'
drahocenneho casu, ably jst,
vykonala tuto laskavost."
Jmeno onoho dobreho kraja
ma uvedeno nen1, ale jiste jed
nou Dude oznameno, ably sve
poznal, re Cesi jsou vzdy n;
strane prava, dobra a sprave
dlnosti. Rekla to dobfe cleve
1andskym CechGm Alice Masa
rykova pri sve poslednl navste
We, re heslem jej1ho velikeh
otce bylo Pravda vltezi a m.
musfme jfti S heslem: "Lask
a Pravda Zvltezl!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
SpOrtOVnf Hlidka
ZAPASY v
ARENA.

Prfstf 1tery, dine 4. bfezna V
kT1zkovych zapasech porada-
nych v Carlin's Arena v hlav-
MIN zapase ktery urcen ma do
bu jedne porazky Maurice
"The Angel Tillet, 273 ID. z
Francie zapasiti Dude S Jim
"Big Coon" Henry, 267 ID. z
Oklahoma. The Angel jest muz
obrovske postavy a silly. Zapas
tento Dude velice zaj1mavy die
1sudku poradatele onech zapa-
ST Mr.. Ed Contose protivn1k je-
no Jim "Big Coon Henry jest
muz obrovske postavy a silly.
V nasleduj1c1ch 4 zapasech
ktere urceny jsou ma dobu sc
minut aneb l porazky dcinkuji
Karl Pojello, 204 ID. VS.. Pau
Bosch, 224 ID.
Abe Tourist, 228 Id. VS.. War.
rem Bockwinkel, 226 Id.
Fred Legs" Grubmier, 21s
Id. VS.. Henry Kulkowicz, ZIG k
Rudy Dusek, 220 ID. VS.. Tom
my Rae, 218 ID.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
Ctyri dsti otraveny uhelnym
plynem z kamen.

V Pontiac, Mich, Margaret
Novess, Is let stara studentka
vyssf skoly a Harry Hopp, -,
jeho sestra Blanche, 10 a Fran
ces Heck, 10 let stara, zahynu-
Ii nadychan1m Sc uhelneho ply.
nu, vychazejicfho z kamen. AL
fred Heck, Z let starry a Caro-
Ann Hinska, byli pfivedeni k
zivotu hasicskou cetou.
Matky mladslch detf, je2
jsou sestry, svefily dozor mad
detmi Novessove, kdyz Sc ode.
braly ma oslavu narozenin v
sousedstvi. Joe Ann Hopp, s
a Wayne Heck, 8, plakaly, &c
nemohou jiti S rodici a tax JIG
rodice wall S sebou.
Vysetfovan1m hasici zjistili
re vybuch plynu We furnish We
sklepe patrne pohnul troubam-
tax Re uchazel plyn a rozsffi.
Sc pc celem dome.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
Chtsl z New Yorku zpst do
Ceskoslovenska, proto jej
vvSetri psvchiatri.

V New Yorku John Tomash,
43lety Madar, naleza Sc v ne
mocnici "a 1celem pozorovanl
jeho dusevniho stavu, protoze
81 pral vratiti Sc zpet do Cesko-
slovenska.
"Coz pax nevlte, re Cesko-
slovensko bylo zabrano Hitle-
rem a je pri N6mecku?" otazal
Sc policejnf soudce Charles So
loman onoho Tomashe, kdyz
byl pred neho predveden ma
obzalobu pro tulactvl.
"A kdo je Hitler?" otazal Sc
zatceny. "A jaka je tam val
ka?" Pc techto dvou otazkach
soudce rozhodl, re Dude lepe.
kdyz sc znalci z oboru dusev-
mich chorob podfvajf ponekud
blfze ma dusevnf stav Toma.
shHy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
Zastrelil hospodyni a sebe.

George Wilhelms, 47lety ov-
dovely farmar z okoll Bruning,
v Nebrasce, zastrelil svou %
rok1 starou hospodyni G. Da-
gefordovou a pax stejnou zbra
nj ucinil konec svemu zivotu.
Dagefordova byla provdana, a.
lie asi pred trent mesfci Sc S
muzem rozesla a prijala m1sto
hospodyne ma Wilhelmsove far
me. Minuly tyden manzele sc
smirili. Dagefordova pTipra-
vovala Sc k navratu do sveho
domova. Wilhelms nepochyb-
ne re zarlivosti, re jej opoustl.
zastrelil il i sebe. Kdyz 81 G
chvilku pozdeji manzel pro nj
pfijel, nalezl dun uzamceny a
kdyz S prispenfm sousedd wy
razili dvere, nalezli dive mrtvo-
ly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
Znicil rodinu.

V Chicago Irving Newer psal
bezcenne ceky tax rychle, re
ami neodlozil gumove raz1tko q
nosil je u sebe a mimo to kradl
ma flatformach L stanic re skf1-
nj CO tam kdo nechal, pomoc1
paky vnikl do bytu a ukradl
nejen satstvo, ale i linoleum a
kdyz Sc nemohl dostat do bytu,
tax alespon strhl z venku "a
ebony. Byl jiz jednou u soudce
Harrigntona, kde ma neho bylo
zalovano, re udal asi 20 bez-
cennych cekn, ale kdyz soudce
spatTil jeho zbldacelou zenu a
ctyri d1tky Cd 7 let do 7 mesi.
CT, tax jej dial ma probaci. Ne
wer zacal tam, kde prestal a
kdyz byl sheffiledskou policit
zatcen, tax "a MIN prisla celia
rodina p~olozmrzla a hladova
take policie Sc smilovala a ma.
krmila mimo Newera celou ro-
dinu.
Policie pres nafky zeny a de,
LII dala Newera v obzalobu, nej
mladsi d1te poslala do nalezin.
ce sv. Whence a ostatni do ju.
venilniho ustavu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
President Roosevelt zada dalsi
ctyri miliardy ma obranu S. S..

President Roosevelt zada dalsi
ctyri miliardy ma obranu S. S.
President Roosevelt postal "a
dost, ably kongres povolil dali
SIGH So, 812,311,197 ma narodnf
obranu ma zbytek fiskaln1ho
roku.
Kdyz presidentovo rozpocto-
We poselstvf bylo minuleho led
ma predlozeno kongresu, admi-
nistracnf 1redn1ci upozornili re
navrhovana appropriate ID mi
lizard ma obranu zeme nesmf by
ii povazovana "a konecnou to-
hoto roku. Zakonodarci byli u
vedomeni, re dodatecne obno-
sy budou zadany cas- Cd casu
Jak Sc pravi, tento novy zada.
nv obnos nebude poslednlm.
z obnosu zadaneho presiden.
tenn, Dude $1,716,225,OOO prf
mo appropriate a $685. 86, 49,
Dude opravnenf uzavirati kon
trakty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
Opstna demonstrace zen We
Washingtone.

Policie zabavila podobu Do
rothy Thompsonove, zname
zurnalistky, kdyz zeny, pike
tujfcf pred B1lym domem, sna-
lilly Sc il povesiti ma vychodni
vchod.
zeny udaly, re jsou clenky-
n6mi Mothers Crusade, jejimz
1celem je znemozniti prijeti
predlohy o pomoci Anglii.
Jejich v1dkyne, Elizabeth
Dilling z Chicago, rekla, re
chtela Dorothy dati B1lemu
domu jake dar, protoze chce
dati million nasich hochG."
Dilling, autorka knihy "The
Red Network" a jejf stoupen-
kyne usporadaly jiz nekolik
demonstrate ma kapitolu.
Demonstrated zeny nesly "a
mericke vlajky. Jedna trina
la standardu S napisem: cab
tie pfedlohu 1776, ne nase no
chy."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
Dslnicky Dim:

Nedele, 9. brezna:-Divadlo
Sobota, Is. bTezna: - jose
fovska zabava. u
Nedele, 27. dubna: = Kvet-
nova oslava.
Cviclc1 Krouzek BALTIC.
Sokolic pofada 8. Vyrocnl Ia
nee v sobotu, 8. bfezna Soko-
lovn6.
Dem. Klub Ceskych Mia
dikd 7. wardy Dude odbyvati
poslednf Ustricove Hody Sc
zone V ned6li, %. brezna v Klu-
bu, 21OO Ashland Avenue.
- Dozvuky Sibrinek budou
sobotu, dine %. bTezna.
Dram. Odbor "Sokol''
Curtis Bay sehraje divadlo
Exam nemGze cert, nastrcf ba-
bu", v nedeli, dine 9. brezna We
3 hod. odpol. V Sokolovne, 1927
Cherry ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
OZNAMENf
ZABAV.
1941

1941
Divadla v Sokolovne:
2. bTeZna = nedele.
13. dubna - nedele.
Pripravuje Sc zpevohra 90
kolo rybnika."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28

V South Bend, Ind, Leila Je-
we'll Denny, 17leta a Donald
E. Wynn, 20 rokd starry, byli
nalezeni zaduseni v automobi-
lu. Koroner T. G.. Kovaczenski
udal, re jedna Sc o sebevrazdu,
nebot vyfuk z motoru byl "a
veden do automobile a okna u
zavfena. Mladf milenci drzeli
Sc v objetf, kdyz jejich automo-
bill byl objeven v poll prot
mestskem golfovem hristi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
Vykurovani stale diva zivoty.

V Indianapolis, Ind, plyny
pfi vykufovanf bytu v jednom
dome ma severnf Maridian ulici
pfinesly smrt jednomu mlade-
mu muzi a jedne mlade zene v
byte mad tim, ktefy byl vykufo-
van. o zivot pfisel Safety Earl
Abel a jeho 25leta manzelka.
Grady nafidily vsem 70 obyva-
teldm onoho domu, ably jej ma
IL hodin opustili,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
Krajan dostal vladni pijcku
ma koupeni fanny.

Krajan Eduard Fojt1k obdr-
Eel cd federalnl vlady We Wa
shingtone eek ma $8,735, "a
kterezto penfze 81 koupil u Ty-
nan, v Texasu, farmu o roZloZe
140 akrG.
Krajan Fojtfk je take prvnim
farmaTem v okresu Bee, jenz
letos obdrzel tuto pGjcku. V To-
nj pet rentyTG ci najemcu v
tonic okresu koupilo 81 timto
zpGsobem vlastni fanny "a po-
moci vladnlch p1jcek, ktere
jsou splatny We 40 letech s 80
1rokem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
BENEs 0 MOVE EVROPE.

Fr0SlQ0nC or. EQVdrQ Bon0S
ucinil projev k universitn1m
studentGm v Liverpoolu. Prof.
hlasil, re je presvedcen O tom,
re jakykoli mir v Europe v n.y.
n6jsi dobe a pokud by me- ma
dlouho podrzet %platnost, musil
by byti zalezen ma nejake move
forme evropske bezpecnosti.
"V dnesni dobe mechanism
vanych armad a valky letecke
= prohlasil - nem1ze Sc An
glie ami Francie isolovat cd
stredni Evropy a prenechat il
nemecke nadvlade nebo vGbec
jakemukoli souperenl sveto-
vych mocnostf. Evropsky mir
je nedelitelny. Kdykoli otro-
karstvf a nasill vladne We sire
dnl Europe, znamena to vzdy
nebezpeci predevs1m pro Fran
Gil a pax pro Anglii.
"Tyto zakldani pravdy evrop-
ske politiky byly zapomenuty v
letech 193O-1939. Pod zamin-
kou nespravedlnosti versailles
keno miru r~ozsirila Sc politicka
teorie, nazyvana nacismem,
poole niz stredni a vychodn1
Europa must byt prenechana
NemcGm .Kdykoli v evropskych
dejinach tato teorie nabyla pre-
vahy, vzdy vedla nevyhnutel-
ne k evropske valce.
, "Po dneSni valce Dude sku-
tecne tfeba zTfdit novy system
evropske bezpecnosti, jenz by
byl schopen zaraziti toto zlo v
: jeho zacatclch a nedovoliti Fad
nemu novemu Hitlerovi nebo
. Mussolinimu, ably Sc dostal k
moci. Tento novy system e.
vropske solidarity znamen5
-predevsfm osvobozenl malycf
obsazenych zemf. Ia druhe
move federalnf jednotky napr1f
r1znymi castmi Evropy. Ia
treti, vytvoreni noveho bezpec.
nostnfho systemu, jenz by lept
odpovidal povalecne situaci ne3
Spolecnost narod1 posled
Q Mich letech a jenz by umozni
/ pomerne omezeni zbrojenl. z;
a ctvrte, novy system hospodaf
ske soucinnosti, jenz by zne
moznil hospodarske spory me
ri demokraciemi a utvofenl so
bestacnych totalitnlch stat6."
President Benes zd1raznil
o re Nemecko predevslm byl
q odpovedno "a posledn1 valku
re je vyhradne odpovedno z
valku pTftomnou. Rekl dale
re to neznamena, re sc muslin
s. pokusit O odvetny mir nebo o I
a pine zniceni Nemecka. "Mus
me Sc postarat o to rekl, ably S
E. nedostatek politicke vyspelos'
a. Nemcn neprojevoval novyn
& valkami kazdych deset neb
20 dvacet let. Mus1me dbat toh'
ably hodnotnym zivldm, jez Il
staly zachovany v Nemecku
dnes, bylo poskytnuta podpor
pc prOkaVem VyclStenl JeJ1c
!, zeme, a to tim, re Dude vytv'
reno move, demokraticke a sv'
bodne Nemecko, schopne Eau
= mouti sve m1sto vedle civilis'
vanych evropskych narod1."
NJ Nemci pasujl zbrane ma Balka
20 Londyn, 20. 1nora (CTK
Cd pocatku 1nora Nemci pas
j kulomety rucnf granaty a r
volvery, vyrabene v ceskye
a. zbrojovkach, do Jugoslavie
81 Bulharska a dodavajf ty'
q zbrane predevs1m charva
~ skym a makedonskym oposi
20 n1kGm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
Zabavili opia "a $4,000.

V New Yorku zflzenci pro-
yedli prohlldku ma filipinskem
nakladnfm parnfku "San Vim
cente" a objevili 800 plechovek
s opiem v Gene $4,000. Opium
bylo ma LODI nalozeno v pr1sta-
vech ma Dalnem vychode. Je
to az dosud nejvetsi 1lovek mar
kotik1 Cd vypuknuti nynejsi
valky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28

Krejcci skonaI We veku 90 rokI.
Krajan Jan Kopecky, jeden
z prvni krejcfch m6sta Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, skonal v jeho do
move We vysokem veku 90 ro-
XII. Zesnuly narodil Sc v &C.
chach %. 1nora r. 1848 a do
Spoj. Stat1, primo do Cedar
Rapids, Sc pTist9hoval r. 1875.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-08-08
Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS Q

Mrs. William Thompson, the
former Ethelyne Sawyer of Kan
sas City, Mo-, is spending two
weeks with her school day chum,
Mrs. Nancy Allen of 978 Bryant
Ave. No.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. e. Newman
spent the weekend in Des Moines
visiting Mrs. Newman's relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Allen cele-
brated their goth wedding ami
versary Monday, Aug. 4.
When Mrs. COrrine Pope, 9O8
Bryant Ave. North, entertained
friends at her home with a birth
day party, Saturday evening, Au-
gust 2, it was to announce her en-
gagement to Spencer Merical. Mrs.
Cecilia Patterson assisted the host
ess. Mrs. G. M. Force announced
the engagement. Many beautiful
gifts were received.
Mr.. Marcus Jackson of 1887 E.
Franklin Ave-, has been on the sick
list but at press time is much i'm
proved. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Jack
son and family of Waterloo, Iowa,
motored to the city to spend the
weekend with Mr.. Marcus Jack
son. Also accompanying them were
their three daughters, Josephine,
Barbara 'and Jacquline and the
father of Mrs. Jackson, Mr.. Phil
Burkett. Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus
Jackson entertained friends at an
open house on Sunday in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Jackson. Mr.
Marcus and Mr.. Paul Jackson are
brothers.
The girls were entertained at an
outdoor party, including the fo
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-08-08

Little Lorelei Mays, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Mays, spent
a vacation in Fargo, No. Oak, Wis
iting with her aunt, Mrs. Dorothy
Mills. While there Lorelei was en-
tertained by Master Milton Web
ster.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-08-08

thony avenue, is recovering at Mil
Ter Hospital from an operation per-
formed on Saturday morning of
last week.
Miss Lillian Banks, teacher in
the public schools of Nashville,
Tenn, for over 20 years, arrived
in the city on Tuesday, August 5,
for a three weeks vacation at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. john
son, 526 St. Anthony avenue.
Mr.. Ramsey M. Jackson, 1912
Rondo avenue, left on Saturday,
July 26, for a motor trip to Clarks-
dale, Miss. He was accompanied on
the trip by his brother, Mr.. Theo-
dore Jackson, and Miss Mary Park
er. They will also visit in Cohoma,
Miss, New Orleans, La, Memphis,
Tenn, and will visit in Peoria and
Chicago, ILL.,, on the return trip.
The 1941 Model Philco radio Of
fered by Local zoos, United Trans
port Service Employees, was won
by Mrs. Gertrude Patterson, 500
Fuller Ave. The drawing was held
at the home of Mrs. Susie Bowen,
1872 North Avon st. Mrs. Bowen
is president of the Ladies' Auxili-
ary> and Mr.. Ira Dorsey is presi-
dent of the Union.
Mr.. Il. Garrett Williams, former
student of Fisk University and
present graduate student at the
University of Minnesota, is resid-
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John r. Lawrence, Jr., 947 lyle
hart Avenue. On last evening
Thursday Mr.. Williams was
joined by his wife, who is spend
ing her vacation in st. Paul with
her husband. Mrs. Williams is
secretary to the president Of Fisk
University in Nashville.
The Credjafawn Credit Union
officers met in their regula r
monthly meeting with the Board
of Directors at the home of Miss
Elizabeth Lee, 1174 Sherburne
Ave-, on Tuesday evening, August
5. Members of the Board are FL
mer Graham, Rosamond Collier,
Alverta Coram, John R. Lawrence,
Jr., and Huron J. Shelton, Jr. The
Credjafawn Credit Union now
boasts a membership of seventy
members. Only members of the
Credjafawn Social Club are eligi-
BILE for membership.
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HALLE @. BROWN NOTES

The joint Stay at Home Camp
Closing and second Annual Musical
Festival of the Music Study Glee
Club was held in the flower and
palm-bedecked gymnasium before
an audience of about $50 people
with Miss Beatrice Vassar, Stay at
Home Camp director, acting as
mistress of ceremonies. Miss Ros-
amond Collier led the campers in
two groups of songs.
The Musical Festival, directed by
John M. Whitaker, consisted of
five groups of songs, all written
by eminent Negro composers.
An enthusiastic reception greet
ed the guest soloist, Alyce W.
Stewart, who sang a group of
three songs.
Well received, too, were the Glee
Club soloists, Juanita Schuck,
Bradford Benner and Gloria Will
liams.
In the auditorium an excellent
exhibit of the work of the campers
was displayed. Included in the ex-
hibit were novelty belts, hat brush
es, woodwork, wooden rings, play
suits and dresses, waffle weave
mats and a sponge project Of and
mails.
Two bus loads Of campers en-
joyed a perfect day at the post
Stay at Home Camp outing at
Camp Owendigo, the Neighborhood
House day camp at Carver's Lake.
Indulging in happy hours of swim
ming, archery, boating, volleyball,
softball and EATING were 80
campers and guests whose ages
ranged from four to IA years. Mr..
Joseph Blake, water front director
for the camp, was the ideal host.
He gave a valuable exhibition of
correct ways of boating and swim
ming. Among the adult guests on
the outing were Mr.. and Mrs. w.
B. Walker, Mrs. Naomi Thomas,
Mrs. Granville MCGEE, Mrs. Marie
Rawls, Mrs. Willie Vassar, Mrs.
Rebecca Moore and Miss Erma
Taylor. This was the 18th and last
of the camps enjoyable outings ar
ranged by Mrs. Hazel Butler.
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lowing guests, boys and girls:
Mary Jane White, Ira Robinson,
Clentell Jackson, Russell Robinson,
Leon Biles, Jr., Alec. Jerome Biles,
Kenneth Robinson, Shirley Biles,
Eugene Robinson, Wanda Robinson,
Scott Price, Ruby Jackson, Richard
Robinson and Gerald White.
Announcement: Mrs. Alice
Slaughter announced this week the
engagement of her sister, Claudia
Frazier, to Robert Chatham of
Mexia, Texas. The wedding date
has been set for August 10.
Mrs. CarlOtta Smith Brown, Of
1929 First avenue south, left Sun
day noon for Chicago to join her
army officer husband. From there
they will go to Fort Custer, Mich,
where Captain Brown will be sta
toned for some time.
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The former Ida Louise De Shield
of Woodruff, S. c., who August 8,
became the bride of Kenneth
Moore, student, Northwest Insti-
tute of Medical Technology in Min
neapolis. The new Mrs. Moore is
a graduate nurse. Her husband
halls from Ronceverte, West Va.
The couple were married by Rev.
H. w. Bolts and they are stopping
with Mrs. Mollie Cheek.
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Mrs. Paul Thomson, 1872 St. An
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and Mrs. Joseph B. Levy, 1886 4th
avenue south, Minneapolis, on Sat-
urday, August 2, at the Rawjess
Club. They left Sunday afternoon,
August 8, with Mrs. Postles'
mother and father, DR.. and Mrs.
Clarence Singleton of Omaha, Ne
braska, and a party of friends for
a fishing and outing trip to Lake
Mile Lac. Also in the party was
DR.. Andrew Singleton of New York
City, an uncle of Mrs. Postles. At
ter a week, DR.. Postles will return
to Saint Paul to spend several more
days before completing his vaca-
ton with a trip to Idlewild. His
wife, Mrs. Postles, will accompany
her mother and father to their
home in Omaha, Nebraska, for the
remainder of her vacation.
DIR. and Mrs. ]. Walton Crump,
$50 Fuller avenue, left Wednesday,
August 6, by motor for Los An
geles California, to attend the BIZ
ennial meeting of the Boule, a
graduate fraternity. They will re-
turn to the city about the first of
September.
Mrs. Florida Leek of Indian
apolis, Indiana, and her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Leek of Indianapolis are the house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl A.
Harris, OFT Fuller avenue. Mrs.
Leek is a social worker in the So
cial Security set-up in Indianapolis.
They arrived in the city on Tuesday
evening of this week.
The Credjafawn Credit Union
Board Meeting for the month of
August was held Tuesday evening,
August 5, at the home of Miss
Elizabeth Lee, 1174 Sherburne ave-
nue.. John R. Lawrence, Jr., is
president of the Union and Huron
j. Shelton, Jr., is the managing di-
rector.
In the mail box this morning was
a post card for Bobby Carlyle
from East Orange, New Jersey,
from Mrs. Matte A. King of 518
Fuller avenue, who is vacationing
in the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Wilson, 697
st. Anthony avenue, had as their
house guests during the past week,
Mrs. Pattie West, Mr.. Herbert Nc
Knight and Mr.. John H. Roland
from Nashville, Tennessee, who
were en- route to Bemidji, Mime
sofa, for a vacation and outing trip.
Also stopping at the Wilson home
last week were Lem Franklin of
Chicago and his father, Irving
Pope Franklin of Cleveland, Ohio.
Miss Blanche Thompson of Okla
homa City arrived in the city on
Wednesday of this week to visit
her aunt and cousin, Mrs. LouElla
Brooks and Mrs. Theodore Cum
ningham, $50 Fuller avenue.
A beautiful luncheon was given
on Friday, August 1, at the home
of Mrs. H. Hopkins, 671 st. An
thony avenue, in honor of Mrs.
Alexander Simmons of Louisville,
Kentucky. Those sharing honors
with Mrs. Simmons were Mesdames
Albert R. Bantam of Minneapolis,