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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-18
,lms IT. Geuis, 21tiEc,ari
@eilnadjts.Ieit

miro am 'Samstagabeno, 20. Sc.
sember. in Saae Nc. 4 inn ct. 9ouis
Saus abaebalten. Sas &omite,
miro basu ieben, oab alle Mnipeien.
oer iib gut unterbalten perben. I'm.
ter anoercu lperoen ihone Hreiie,
quite Wfulit. fobclbaitc 8emmen uno
9eniiaeno @etrdnfe pcrbanOen ieili.
s(ac Titalieocr uno Trel,noe bon
ct. Scuis uno llmgegeno iino bers.
lihIt aeheten 10 aahlreif lpie moe.
lid, su eriGeincu.
9tah unIercr le>ten Geriammlung
Itiitctc Sd,lncitcr aaSbarine @eb-
boJn has SrGneubrct 'iir ibren
fiir5lif, perltorbcneu Batten 8eorQ
Hebbo9en. iSrib @eiobaas. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-18

4inoer- -Jeit Bottesoienit. sllio bitti
fonmt NIT euren &inbern am "a
9e5ember, abenbs, in oas Sabien
beiul uno am 25. 0e5enber 5u oe.
&inberfeier in sic ct. Haulusfirbe
gitte fonmt uno tpebret eureu &in
bern bieie sSreuoe nift.
SrGblid)e @cibuabten unb Elm gliid
licbes unb eeie9netes nelles Sabr min,
ldJcn eltd bic 8eamten.
Ssobn 8iintber, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-18
3,ueia IS.

slm Z. Sesembcr bielt 3iueig 1G
Ieiue regelmGbise Geriumnl,,na ub,
in ,pelder sic 9eamten iiir oas Sabr
1912 getpGblt muroen. Gus MciuItai
tpar nie folgt:
Erdlibcntin, &ntbcrima @eprid,
&ise> >Frdi, Mnna She'll
Erot zSefr., Soelen Hpbrman
Sin. @Sefr., Marb GoIJbpGar
Sd,ntr,etitcr, slnnu ;}iealcr
6. g. Sctr. Marp &rnmcr
%cripalteriunen, Sobauna aarolp.
Cara S,amn. Cara Srenbi
Siibrerin, Gatbcrinn @obl.
Nllc Geamtiunen pcrlprahen ibr 3es
ties III t,m gum gnbl uno @cNeitcn bss
%ercins.
Sie Sabresi6lub -Hchnlma finbet
an ssrcitag, Sen 2. Sanl,ar, abenos
tei Sdpelter Marp aramer itatt
PILE 9eamten iino eriuht antpeiena
sl iein. Selen Gobrman, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-18
Ser Nraueu @erein Der ct. Yetrm,
&irdlru (,cmcinbr

gibt alien ISdJtpeltern befaunt. oaI
Oie ndhite Sis,lng Sonntag, ser
21. Ses., 3 llbr nahm., itattfinoet
sSie ia ale tpiiien sperocn auh bie
neuen @eamtinneu gelpdblt uno ba,
rum iollte feline Shlpeiter ieblen
slbenOs ihlieBt iid1 ser beliebte So.
milienabeno an. po5u ale 8lieber
Ser @emeinoe Io,pie oeren isreunby
eingelaoel, iino.
&aifce uno SUDDEN ierpiercu inlgen.
De Shpeireru: aunn Heinert, z. Sop:
rid. 4. @eber. u. Subrico.
90. Sbalgott, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-18
2(ms titles, Okie
3,uei9 20.

slGen Sdmeitern oiene our ge,
Ialligen 9tacbriht, bab Die General.
Gcrianlmllng am Sonntag, Sen 21.
Scscnlber, l,ahmittags punft 2 l16r
Itattiinoet. slae SdipeItern mer6en
crIl1ht ampeieno 5u iein. neil in
oicIer Tcriamnllng Die @eamtinnen
iiir oas Ssnbr 1912 ae.pGblt tperben
iollcn. &omlnt ale uno ertuGbIt euh
oic ridtieen 9eamtinnen.
gm Samstng, Sen 20. 9eselnber,
uhenos plr,ft Z llbr, peranjtaltct Ser
3peia % cine
Weiflmad)tsfeier
mo5u ale sSitglieoer io,pie 3peig
20 nit ibren ;samilien arfs bers.
lid,ite eilgelaben iino. Mud aIle on
oeren Sreunoe iino tpillfommen.
Sofia @iintber, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-18

mSdte niht perfeblen allen oeneu
berslidl 81 oanten, bie oa5u beige
tragen, oieien Gortragsabeno gu ei'
nen grfolg su MAIDEN.
3ugleih mohten mir nod einmal
auf uniere @eibnahtsberaultaltuna
allfmerfiam MAIDEN, oie audi i'm
Golfsblatt auge5eiet iinS.
Der &irhenrat.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-18
@eibnadjtsfeier

uno Inn oieieI6e su eiaem GrioIs 81
geItalten miiiien natiirlid) audi sic
Grpadienen aue mitmaten unS Ino
iett iGon bonn &omitee, ,peIbes ourh
Sd)tpeitern Minnie Satie, &. 3ult,
ner uno anna llntt, unter gutter
Seitung Itebt, auis ber5Iidite einse.
laben.
gei Ser Ne,iiabrsfeier, peruiItal.
tet bon ben gereinen ser Roroieite,
beteiligen mir uns ais @Gite rno
mir empfebIen ieoem Mitslieo iid
oaran 81 beteilisen. gtGbereS bier.
iiber miro balo per0ifentIidt.
SortuGrts uuo auf @ieberiebsn
i'm SeSember.
Inul Siefenbofer. Sfrifti.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-18
2l,as HenteiteaA, pa.
Aipcia 6.

. 3ipcia 6.
Ger .3tpeig 6 bat sur 1912 &on,
pertion folgenoc 8riiocr ais Tele.
goten getpGblt:
Spbu @oat
Sobn Mobrmau
Gbtparb Sopcrser
Griot, 0tartin Npth.
Son icNem Mitglieo lit erlpartet
in ser SanuursGcriann1llrng sic g.,
nauc slorelie bem Grot. .5Sefr. 81,
iiberaeben. stuh iiub ipieoerum MATT
dc Ntitalieber riiditGnoig i'm 2otal
unh Central Gcrbano. Gs tpiro en-.
lpnrtet, oab bie Mitglieber bieie
MiifltGnbe balo nahbplen, ga unbe.
oingt nift mebr uls 80 Gage @ortes
periooe erlaubt lit nuo iuenn man
nlebr oils 30 Saee I'M Riifi itono lit
nlB in Ser ndd)itcn GcriammIuia
ser ganse Hiitfitano besablt neroen.
SrGblihe @cibnod)ten nnb Elm
gliiflihes nel,es Sabr ipiiniht Ser
Gpritanb alien Mitglieoeru uno it,
rem 6amilien beionbcrs Sen Suit
gen, lpeld)e nm MilitGr einberuien
linb uuo 0ienite tltu meId)e pom
gansen Gnlf aSes 2onbes bo1geidGbt
neroeu. @eo. Heinertb, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-18
Htueia 21.

Maen sftueitern our gefdGigen
Nadridt, 6aB uniere @eneral-Yer.
iammlung am Sonntag, ben 81.
0e5em6er, na6mittags puntt 2::3O
l1br ltattfinoet. s(Qe sdtpeitern
.ueroen eriu6t in Der geriammIune
antpeieno 81 iein. Ga in oieier Ser.
iammlune Die geamtinnen fir bas
Sobr 1912 setpdblt tper6en ioGen.
10 ioQte ie6e .s6udter antpeieno iein
un6 nur aranfiein miro entIaul6igt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-18
3Meia 26 un6 40 Silneiterfeier.

Silpeiter tpiro BON beiben Gerei'
men sl,iammeu gefeiert am silpeitcr,
abeno i'm Sahienbeim. Gin Mbeno'
eiien, &raut unb @urIt, miro I'M
1880 bis 8 l1br ierpiert meroen
@enn pelf,e Witeliebcr @dite init.
6ringeu miiiien biele 35c fir elm,
Fortion besahlen. Sir Miteliebe,
lit cs irci. slIio pcrgebt niht, fomm1
ale. q. s. 8inber, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-18
SermGblmngsanseiae.

Serr uno sSrau slnoreas 3ultner
beebren iif biermit bic Srauuna
ibres Sobnes sluoretp @n. 3ultner
Sr. nit Marie GbicoIa betannt gu
MAIDEN. Sieielbe finbet am 20. Seq,
$50 l(br nahmittags II, ser ct
Nartini Stride, 81. umo MaribiielS
Ipe., Chicago, Sa.. itatt.
5reunoe iinb gum Srau,nass8ot
tesbienlt eingelaoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-18
Ginla6una.

Ger 3meig 10 peranitaltet cine
Beibna1tsfeier NIT &in6erbei6e.
ri,ng am Samstag. ben 27. De3em'
Der, 8 llbr abenbs, un6 laoet die
9tpeigbereine bon Gbicago uno Die
oeutiden Greunoe aufs beralihite
In. Greun6e fommt ale uno bringt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-18
2l,,s Geraitt, Okie
Nie @cihnad1tSbe5dleruna

oes 9. g. MGnner &r. Unit. @ereins
NIT Mitbilfe oes e. e. 5rauen &r
Unit. 8ereins uno oes g. 9. 8eiong.
pereins Gintradt iinoet itatt am
Sanlstaa Sen 27. 9ese,nber, 7 llbr
abenos. slae Gltern iino erIucbt, lire
ainoer am Mittluoh abenos Z llbr
in Die @eiaugprobe gu i1iden, oamit
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-18

sic 8inber nit uno belft uns bieien
slbeno perih0nern. auf @ieoerieben
i'm Geutiben Saus an 1857 Morth
Miblanb slbe.
glis. Sitterlp, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-18
Sie5eabarsiidj. Qu,er'lanii&eS Splls6laM
AL -. y q.
aommt ale l,nb crtpEibIt e,,h ois
riftieen 8eamtinrten.
Sara sSran5, Sefr.
3iueis Z feierte iein 4Oiabrises
Stifturasieit.

Setten Sonntag, ben Z. 9esember,
feiertc ser MGnnerperein iein 4Oidb.
RIGGS Stiitl,ngsfeit. Gs mar einas
Ser ihOniten Seite mas ie in 6arreu
itattgeiunoen Dat. Niemono bGtte
eeoad)t oab nod 10 piele tSadien in
Sa,reu unb Sbaron iino. l1nier
Sohienbeim ipar biz auf sen Iette,!
Tlat heiett, ia es mar su flein. 3
mas fiir einen guten Ginoruf oieies
madte l,no tpie gut fiiblte man iid'
untereinanoer begriiseu su fGnnel,.
oarum laiiet uus nitht nur bel felt.
Iiden angelegenbeiten sl,iammen gu
fcmmea, ionoern lubt uns beilam-
men iein l,no bleibel, laiiet inns sic
@iniafeit pfleaen, bnnrit mir itarf
neroen l1no ltarf blciben
Ser 9ieoerfrans unter ser 9ei,
t,,ns ibres Siriaenten Miduel sslei,
iher unb Srau ssameS Mcrriirn an
bem Eiono perihoncrten bieies Sseii
nit Dem heutihen 2icbe. Sie nod
bel uns meiIenoen @riinber Ssobr
Seeming 90. &lamer, &cter Sden.
fer, 8epra Sin. MihaeI Mnoree,
mlrocn rurd, @ruber Sohn @iintber
i'm Nnlren ocs Gereins nit eiu,nl
ao!benen &ncpf beihenft. iolpie Mi.
fuel Nlciiher Sirigeut bcs 2iebers
franses. mo Srml sSnmes Mnrri.
ion, Eianiit.
sSn fllrsen aber ebrenhen unb ber3s
crgreifenocn @crten ipiehcrboIte 9r.
8iintber bas 9eben oes Gereins Bis
,nr bel,tiaen Gage, oanfte auh Sen
8riinoern fir ibre geleii itete srbeit
uno fir nod INNER treues sSeitbaIs
ten an Sem Dor 40 sSabren angefan,
genen @erfe. Sieier &erein bat iein
Goif 5lllaminen gcbruht unb beute
tdmpfen mir nod INNER fiir oas gu,
iammcnbleiben. Ser &crein belitt
heutc nid,t MIR Elm ih0ncs Seim,
Ionoern audi eiu @cttesbaus, nGlns
lih sic ct. Eaulus Stride; alio nit
StolS oiirfen Oie @fitglieoer in bic
&eraanaenbcit 5uriid!lidfn unS
nit neuer @eaeiiteruts tpcuen mir
oicies Dor. 40. Sabren aneeiansene
@erf peiter fiibren nno nit Stols
bis in Sen 800 unteritiibeu uno i'm
cdten Sahicnalaubeu bebarren.
Solgenoe 9riioer bielten Mnipras
hen: MihaeI &lamcr, Sobn Sen.
ming, Mihaef slaoree, 1eter eden,
fer, alles 8riinber; ssrau Sofia Sen,
ming, 8raiioentin oes 3lpeis 81, s.
&leiu, &ertreter Der Sugenb, Matb.
&lein, uno 9aniel @iintber bielt
feline slniprade in SGdiiih. 3tpis
ihen ben slniprad,en ipurben beut,
ihe 9ieoer bon Sem 9ieberfrans &C..
I,,raen. Gin @eeliidtpiiniduness
Selegramm nuroe bon @rrber uno
SftpeIter Ssobn Guiit aus Glepes
lanb erhaltcu uro porgeleien. Sers.
liden Can't fir oieie gegliidlpiin,
Iflung. Sie Seier ipurbe geihloIien
NIT bem Siebe 600 @leB Gmerica"
aeiunsen bonn Sieberfran3, rSieben'
biirgeu" unb ramerica geiuneen
bon alien. Sobn 8iintber, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-18

unier Erof. Nitolaus Elm paar Weib'
nahtslieoer einiibt. gltern, tpelde
ii6 intereTIieren, iino eebeten NIT
ibren Ginoern oabeim gin3elnun1'
mern ein5uiiben.
Sas @eibnahtsfomitee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-18
&cihnad)tsfcicr

ab5ubalten. Gs iinS oasu nur Sie
Wfitglieoer uno beren aiuoer er,
laltbt. SSeiter mod,tcn mir sic Gl,
tern eriud,en, nm oas Trogramin
uerid,onern su beIien, hie &inoer ci,
nige beutihe 8eoihte portragen su
laiien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-18
2(m= Gtieaae, 1uineis
Neibnahtsfeier nnb &inocr-
Neidlcrnna.

sIm Samstaa, ben y. Seselnber
bIlt Ser 3peig 10 I'M Selltid)en
Sailic an g. slibIang slpe., ieine
@eibnaftsieier perbunoen nit &in-
oerbeiherl,ng ab. Sic Mitglieoer
peroen gebeten oieier 6eier nit SEN
&inoern bei5ulpobnen.
Glis. Sitterlp, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-18
3iueia 81.

Im Z. Se5embcr biclt mic &C.
tnobulidl ser aranfenunteritiituuss,
&ercin ieinc monatlihe Geriamrn.
lung. Ser Screin beidlcB in bieicr
Geriunmlllng am 26. Scscmbcr in
Npr Snrnnthio SnIIe piur
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-18
Slpcig A..

am Sanstag, Sen 20. Seiember,
peranItalten mir fiir unieie ainoer
in Ser &ereinshaIe cine
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-18
2(ms 0ctreit, 2ltid,iean
3iueia 81.

IS nOeen uue &ercins- -Mitglie'
Scr uon Detroit sur aenntris neb.
lnen oub angeiagtes @cibnnhtsieIt
iiir 26. Sesenbcr ourf, GerhGltniIic
oic uns bctroffcu, ubgeiaat miro.
~. Seutih, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-18
3iueis IA.

Sie am 6. Sesentber ubgebaItent
Notwithstanding, Sic gut BE-
iuht mar, nabm nah grleSigung
Ser 8eihdfte Sic @abl ser 9eamtcn
fir oas Sabr 1912 Dor uno es tpur-
ben folgenoe @riioer als 9eamte er.
tpGblt:
TrdIioent. Gbriitian GIses
Si5ezErdiibent. Iihael SdlorIren
Vrot. .sSetr, Sobu gellmaun
Sim -Sctr., IihaeI Shuiter
Sd,asmciiter. eermanu Snrtmann
6. 9. Setr., SauicI SiiseI
Grrlpaltcr, 8irltam Srinnes,
Nartin Diaurcr, Nnoreas 9otIdlz
ner
grfipar, Wi6oeI @eu, CT.
Waiicnoutcr. Gbri'tiou Glees
Sirettorcn fiirs S2einL Steian Sag
ner, Sobu S6pier. Sermann Sartz
n,ann, Sohn Smiiep. Sobn Hodus,
or.
IQe geamten berIprahen ihr 8eIres
al tun I'M fon,menben Sabr.
slae 8riioer ioGen ibre Suittungss
biihlein Dem SinanssSefretGr elm.
banoigen, oarit lie nahieben. Oh
aaes in Sronune lit.
6. glges, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-18
ltnierc @eihnadltsieier

miro nm 20. Se5ember, abenos 500
llhr i'm &ereinslofaI an 5436 60.
@enttuortb slpe., abgeiyalten.
@ue Wiitglieoer nit ibren ainbern
Iino ber3lidb eingelaoen.
Sie nGhite Serianmlung iinoet
am 6reitag, Sen 2. Sanuar 1912, s
llbr abenos, ltatt. gei oerielben
.peroen Die neuen @eamteu in ibra
aemter eingefiibrt. Soften mir aui
einen glten 9eiuh.
Saul 0iefenbader, Shriiti.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-18

4rpsrantn.
er0ffnlns ---- Er. Wtaria gen unh
8. Sartmanu.
I. Riano>Solo ----- Sean 8ampeIt
2. peiliae Nadt - &arpatheu Sci. Ser.
Sirieent - Sacob Sauit
8. EianozSoIo Carol Sn,ilp
4. 2ieo na6 Nustpdb( ---- Sugenbdor
Siriaent - Aarl S6rieuer
s. RianozSolo ---- 0oris Soart,nann
6. Cine S3ene bon 8etblebem
9areeitellt bon ben &inbern
7. Sbr &inblein &omnt ---- 8eluneen
bon ben &inbern.
8. gortrdee Der &inber.
o. 8 Sannenbaum - GeIunsen bon
Ssa Qirnern.
10. Stille Nady,. ssiliee Wadt --
8eiuueen bon allen NnngiriiSsH
II. gefheruus Der 8inber
Gli5abetb Stofi. Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-18
0mtet 8eimd bei BEN 8ottrae Ses
Gerrn Yfarrer 81. Spre.

Ser gortrag oes Serrn Nfarrer
spre in Der Gbriitusfirfe 5,l gan.
tom, Ohio, mar bon groBem grfola
begleitet. Sein 9bema ipar r@ds
mir tiieitie airhe iein ioa." gr fprad
mil grober @uht uno oerfeblte nihi
ieine 8ubSrer tief au beeinoruden
Der 4it@etitdt bet Gbrijtusfirhe
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-18
@eibna6ts 6tsproGramm Der Gbrtitns.
2 @ir6e.

Sonntag. ben 21. Se3ember: @eibs
nndtsfeit Der SonntasIhule. 3eit:
10 llbr noraens. 9eutih@ @gnsliIder
0ottesoienit.
gbriftag. ben 25. Te5ember: Bottess
bienit bel aersenlibt Inn $3.50 ubr
nlorgens.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-12-18
@eibnadjtsieier.

uniere @eibnaftsfeier, peranitaI,
tet bonn 9meig II uno 3tpeig IA,
unter Mitpirfung pom &arpatben
@eiangperein. unierer Sueeno, 10.
spie allen 8efannten, finbet am "a.
Se5ember, 7:3O llbr I'm Sahien.
beim itatt. Gas aomitee gibt ii1 sic
gr0Bte Miibe nit Sen &inbern unS
mir iouten lire Miibe nit unierer
Mniueienbeit belobneu. Ser Gintriti
lit fret. ionit miro ein GROCER Sc,
iuh ertpartet. Sas Brogrannn ii
oas fofaeu6e:
Evening star., 1941-10-17
North Carolina
Democratic Club
To Meet Tuesday

The North Carolina Democratic
Club of Washington will hold its
meeting next Tuesday evening in
ths Burgundy room Of the Ward
nlan Park. Election Of officers and
sn address by Representative Alfred
L. Bulwinkle will feature the meet
ing. A get-together reception will
follow. There viii be a dance after
the reception, admittance being by
this years membership card Others
who wish to attend the dance may
pbtain tickets through Mr.. John K.
Slear president OF the club, or any
Of the North Carolina congressional
offices.
Mrs. Newman A. Townsend, Mrs.
Fred Morrison, Mrs. w. E. Stroud.
Mrs. Westray Battle Boyce and Mrs.
Thomas A Walden are members of
the Committee on Attendance Prizes
which will be drawn during the
business meeting starting at 8
o'clock.
Ushers will include Miss Peliz
Bailey. Miss Mae Oliver, Miss Annie
Cheshire Tucker, Miss Elias Winters,
Miss Cara Ballinger, Miss Sallie
Haywood Bailey, Miss Mae Sumner
Griffin. Miss Betty Morrison, Miss
Inder London. Miss Annie Perry
Neal, Miss Patsy Lowe. Miss Rena
Harding, Mr.. Hubert Rand, Mr.. jeff
ooIr AG1- NJ
David Kerley. DR.. William Winters,
Mr.. Reed Patterson, Mr.. James E.
Bowers, Mr.. Willis c. Smith, Miss
Hulda McNinch, Mr.. and Mrs.
Manley Martin, Mr.. Ed Kahn, Mr.
Hoke Pollock, Mr.. James Condon
Mr.. and Mrs. Barron Grier, Miss
Marylyn Hines and Miss Novella
Capps.
In addition to the ushers, who will
also serve on the Floor Committee,
others assisting will be Mr. and Mrs
Jackson Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
Hammer. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Pasco
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Spain, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs.
Franz Richie, Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Strobahr Mr. and Mrs Robert r.
Reynolds jr.: Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Erwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wall, Mr.
and Mrs J. r. Broome and Mr.. and
Mrs. Marion Sedberry.
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Weddings
Continued From Page B-3)

Brownsville, brother of the bride,
was best man.
The brides dress was Of honey
gold with brown accessories and a
shoulder corSage of white orchids.
Her sister wore foliage green dress
with black accessories and corsage
OF talisman roses.
Miss Elizabeth Murany Of Browns
vile was among the out-of-town
guests The mother Of the bride
wore black lace with a shoulder cor
sage of white gardenias
After wedding trip, Mr.. and Mrs.
Smythe will be at home in Trenton,
N. j., where Mr. Smythe is con-
nected with the Governments Agri-
culture Department.
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copal Church. The rector, the Rev.
H H. D. Sterrett, officiated at 7
O'Clock and the bride was given in
marriage by her brother, Mr.. Leon
ard Ferman of Chicago.
Mrs. william o. Dimsey was ma
tron of honor and Miss Isabel Fer
man was maid of honor for her
sister. They were dressed IN similar
frocks, the former in rose color taf-
feta and the latter in pastel blue,
and each had a coronet of roses with
a veil to match their dress. Mrs.
Dirnsev carried red roses and Miss
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daughter Of Mr.. r. A. Shaw, and the
bridegroom is son of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. L. Watts of Tuxedo, Md.
Mrs. Watts chose for her wedding
gown a model of embroidered mar
quisette with short train and her
logn veil was arranged in a halo
headdreSs. She carried white roses
and jasmine with a center of yellow
orchids.
Miss Margaret Shaw was maid of
honor for her sister, wearing green
printed organdy with matching halo
and carried an arm bouquet of
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talisman roses. Miss Harriet Weisk-
ner, Miss Elsie Wilkerson, Miss
Violet Hubbel and Mrs. Tony Inger-
son, with little Frances Hunter
the flower girl, were the brides other
attendants. Little Miss Hunter was
dressed like the maid Of honor, her
bonnet matching her frock. She
scattered rose petals before the
bride. The others wore white printed
organdy in blue and pink flowers
and two carried blue flowers and
two pink in their bouquets.
M. Richard Farr was best man
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The long sleeves were finished In
points over her hands edged with
ruff1es. The lonk skirt fell into a
train and the long veil was held by
clusters of orange blossoms. She
carried white orchids surrounded by
white SweetpeaS and Stephanotis.
Mrs. Rosa Cruley was matron of
honor for her sister wearing Wind
Sor blue faille taffeta with a match
ing bonnet and carrying American
Beauty roses. Another sister of the
bride, Mrs. G. G. Ebandjieff of
Nanty Clio. Pa, and Mrs. Romano
Davila, sister of the bridegroom,
were the other attendants. They
were dressed in woodrose faille
taffeta with matching bonnets and
carried talisman roses. Little Susan
Davila, niece of the bridegroom, and
Carmen Ebandjieff, niece of the
bride, were flower girls dressed in
Windsor blue faille taffeta and
matching bonnets and carrying
baskets filled with rose petals.
Mr.. Louis MazZeo. United States
vice consul in Mexico City. was best
man for his brother and the uShers
were Mr. Romano Davila. Mr.. Bel
gium Borzella, Mr. America Bor-
zella and Mr.. Robert r. Folk, all
of Washington.
The wedding breakfast for men,
berS of the two families and the
wedding party was served at the
Empire Immediately after the cere-
mony and later a reception was
held in the palm room of Hotel
2400.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mazzeo went to
Florida for their wedding trip, the
brides travelling costume being tan
! three-piece ensemble with acces-
sories of brown and alligator and a
, corsage bouquet of white orchids.
They will live at Clifton Terrace,
where they have taken an apart
ment.
Mrs. Louis Mazzeo accompanied
Mr.. Mazzeo from Mexico City to
attend the wedding and others from
out-of-town were DR.. G. G. Eband-
JEFF of Nanty Clio Pa: Miss Mary
! Christine and Miss Julia Christine
of Latrobe, Pa; Miss Albina Losey
Of Monongahela, Pa, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Nicola Borzillo of Baltimore.
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Miss Dorothy Gooding Wed
To Mr.. John j. Kimball, Jr.

Miss Dorothy C. Gooding. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert P. Good
ing, was married to Mr.. John j.
Kimball, jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John j. Kimball of this city, the
ceremony taking place September
27 at 7 o'clock in the Metropolitan
Baptist Church.
The Rev. John c. Ball officiated.
The church was decorated with
white flowers and palms, and a mu-
sical program was played by Mrs.
Gertrude Mockabee and Mr.. Stephen
Grey sang.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore gown Of
Ivory satin, with a fitted bodice Of
seed pearls and her veil was held
by q coronet Of orange blossoms.
She carried a shower bouquet OF
brides roses and white orchids.
Miss Phoebe Overstreet was maid
of honor, wearing pink lace and
narquisette and carrying pink roses
and blue delphinium Mrs. Mar
garet Gardner was matron OF honor
for her sister and wore a similar
gown Of peach color lace and mar
uuisette and carried tahsman roses
and blue delphinium. Miss Mary
Elizabeth Kimball, sister Of the
bridegroom, was bridesmaid, wearing
aduamarine lace and marquisette
and carrying yellow roses and blue
delphinium. They all wore sweet
heart hats Of matching marquisette.
Mr.. Irwin Kimmel was best man
and the ushers were Mr. Fredrick
r. Gardner and Mr.. Walter NJ.
Emith.
The reception was held Ut s76
Pennsylvania avenue Sc, for mem-
bers OF the families, the wedding
party and close friends
When Mr.. and Mrs. Kimban left
on their wedding trip. the bride
aore a green wool costume, trimmed
b. squirrel, with brown accessories.
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Miss Mary Italia BOrzella
We'd to Mr.. Inhn b. MaIxeo.

st. Paul's Catholic Church was
scene Of the wedding Of Miss Mary
Italia Borzella. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. August Borzella, and Mr.. John
Battista Mazzeo, son of Mr.. and
t1rs. Salvatore Mazzeo. The cere-
pony was performed at o'clock
Fhursday morning, October 9,
Father Fontaine officiating and say
h1g the nuptial mass. White asters
and white chrysanthemums were on
the altar.
Mr.. Borzella escorted his daugh-
Der and her wedding gown was Of
Ivory faille taffeta fashioned after
an empire model with an off-the-
shoulder yoke of sheer marquisette
edged with a ruffie of chantilly lace.
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and the ushers included Mr.. Harold
Frei, Mr.. Tony IngerSon, Mr..
Thomas Gibson and Mr.. John
Gibson. Miss Laura Gibbs played
the wedding music and accompanied
the Misses Harriet and Benna
Smith who sang.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ii. l.. Watts
Back From Wedding Trip.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hollingsworth Low
man Watts have returned from their
wedding trip and are making their
home in Landover Hills, Md. Their
marriage took place Saturday, Sep
tember 20, in the Fifteenth Street
Christian Church. the Rev. Kenneth
Baker officiating. The bride formerly
was Miss Ruth Virginia Shaw
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after Monday in the dreenway,
where they have taken an apart.
ment.