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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-15
krajane kupte Bondy
MOCNE z. VALECNE PUJCKY
u nasich Ceskych Stavebnich Spolku
VENUE:
G Z A F."

posfla sve oddly a osvedcene
partyzanske jednotky, ably toto
%vycisten1 v pohranicnfch kra-
jfch provedli. Pc ceskosloven-
skych odd1lech pfijdou cest1
narodohospodari a ceSti pracov
nici. S temito muzi pTijdou
ceske skoly, divadla, filmy, no
why a umelci. Tito cestf kul-
turni pracovn1ci budou We SVEN
ukolu stale pokracovat, pGjdou
do vsech pohranicnich kraft
MAST zeme. Nikdy pred tim mas
narod necelil tolika velkym
kulturnlm ukolGm. Sc sudet-
|skymi Nemci, kterf byli nastro-
|jem nemeckeho Imperialism,
Sc must zuctovat jednou pro
vzdy.
Chyby z minulych dn1 sc mu-
ST napravit, mali nase narodn1
hnuti "a osvobozenf, ktere Sc
pocalo v 10. stoleti, dosahnout
plneho vitezstvf (potlesk). Ko-
necne ceske zeme budou oprav-
du ceske a slovanske. Ceska ma
rodni kultura z1ska novych Il
zemi pro svou vyvojovou praci.
Mas narod je ma postupu a Wy,
cestf kulturnl pracovnfci, must
tie byt v prvnfch radach. Musi-
lite byt strazci jednotne narodnl
|fronty. Nase narodnf revoluce
Sc neuzavrela devatym kvet-
mem, ami Sc neskoncila v den,
kdy zmizel nemecky tlak. Sta
lie jeste pokracuje a ma pred
sebou cetne vazne a velke 1ko-
ly. Narod Dude musit vyvinout
vsechnu silu, ably 81 zachoval
sve hranice cd NemcG. Jde
zde take O problem, ktery Dude
nutno resit ma mezinarodni "a
kladne, zejmena problem bu-
douciho 1zemf nasl republiky
(dlouhy potlesk). Takovym
problemem jsou nase opravne-
ne naroky ma Kladsko (potlesk)
Musime provost definitivnf IL
pravu nasich severovychodnfch
hranic tax, abychom byli ma
vzdy zbaveni nemeckeho obklf-
cenl. Jake print sousede Pol
ska a Sovetskeho svazu stane-
me sc bezpecnou castl spoje-
nych SlovanG.
Lid ma zapade nezakusil ne
mecke brutalnosti, ktere byly
podrobeny slovanske narody, a
kterym Nemci vyhrozovali, Re
je 1plne vyhub1. Pres to bude-
me musit celit tenn mezinarod-
MIN ochranc1m NemcG, kteTf
Nemcich dosud vidf ochranu
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-15
K budoucnosti Sokostva
" Republice.

Sokolskemu bratrstvu =
Ceskoslovenska obec sokolska
vydala obeznik k informaci sve
no clenstva, We kterem vypoci-
.tava persekuci Sokolstva Ia ma
cistickeho rezimu a znovu pTi-
pomlna prohlaseni peti nejvet-
SIGH t6lovychovnych organisaci
O jedin6 celostatnf telovychov-
ne organisaci, ktera vzr1sta z
pGl druheho milionu pf1slusni-
XII dosavadnich organisacl. O.
beznik koncf takto:
Sokolove! K uskutecneni te-
to krasne jednot1cf myslenky
|rid'te Sc temito pokyny:
1.)Obnovte vSude lined pra-
CT. Zorganisujte znovu jednoty
a zupy, jez nacistickym krva-
wynn rezimem byly rozpusteny,
ujmete Sc vsude spravy sveho
majetku a usporadejte vsechny
svoje zalezitosti hospodarske a
majetkopravnl!
81 Pripravujte vsude valne
hromady, ably move usporadani
ceskoslovenske telovychovny
mohlo byti uvedeno co nejdri-
We v zivot. Take Ceskosloven-
ska obec sokolska VIOLA v nej-
blizsf dob6 svGj vybor!
81 Zvolte lined zastupce do
mistnfch telovychovnych narod
mich vybord a pTispejte vsemi
svymi silami k tomu, ably vsech-
ny telovychovne a sportovni or
ganisace v mfste zahajily CO
nejdrfve spolecnou praci. Sled
nocenim telovychovy k budova-
nj noveho Ceskoslovenska!
Ma zdar!
Ia Ceskoslovenskou obec So
kolskou:
DR.. Anton1n Hreb1k, misto-
starosta COS a pTedseda Ustred
nlho telovychovneho narodniho
vyboru. DR.. Miroslav Kavalir,
mistonacelnlk Co.'S, Marie Pro
vaznikova, nacelnice COS.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-15
Telovychovne organisace v Ces-
koslovensku Sc spoil.
Sokol a ostatnf organisace mali
sc do L. zaTf 1915 sjednotiti, do
te dolby budou pracovati
SamOstatn6.

V pravidelnem vysflanf praz-
skeho rozhlasu 3. cervna bylo
oznameno, re v obnovene Ces-
koslovenske republice vsechny
telovychovne organisace, vcet-
ne Sokola, mali pGsobit samo-
statne do jiste dolby, dokud ne
dojde Ike spojenf vsech telovy-
chovnych organisac1,coz sc ma
provesti nejdele do L. zar1 1916
Amerika ma rovnsz zajem.
V Americe Dude pTijata zpra-
va O spojeni telocvicnych orga-
nisacf Sc stejnym zajmem jake
vsechny ostatnf zpravy z Cesko-
slovenska, z kterych je zfejmo,
re v obnovenem Ceskosloven-
sku Dude vytvorena pevnejSi
jednota a spoluprace vsech slo-
EEK CechG a SlovakG, ktera by
la c1lem uz pfedmnichov-
skych dnech.
A to tim spfse, re i v Ameri-
ce jsou slime telovychovne or
ganisace, vcetne Slovenskej Te-
locvicnej Jednoty Sokol, ceske
Americke obce sokolske, Kato-
lickeho Sokola (slovenskeho j
ceskeho), Sokola-O rla a jinych
organisacf, ktere spolupracova-
ly. sc sokolskymi organisacemi.
Do roku 1889 take Prva Sloven
ska Katolicka Jednota v Anne
rike provadela dosti dGkladnou
telesnou vychovu v radach de-
setitisicG svych clenu.
Je to velky "revolucni krok."
V prohlasen1 UstTednfho sva-
zu telovychovy v Ceskosloven-
sku bylo otevrene priznano, re
sjednocenf je revolucnfm kro-
KEN a jeho c1lem napomahanl
lidove Wade a vSem jejim orga-
Nun, vcetne lidove armady, jez
to pfedvojenska vychova Dude
dGlezitou soucastf programu
move 1stTednf organisace.
Nova organisace ma tez ma
pomahati k pestovanl zasad Ii
dove demokracie, jakoz i wy
chovavat mlade generace v &C.
skoslovensku k lasce Ike svobo-
de i k obrane svobody a social
Mich pray Sc snahou spolupra-
covat s telovychovnymi organi-
sacemi jinych narodG a snazit
Sc vytvorit 1zke spojenf Sc slo-
vanskymi organisacemi v usil1
O vytvorenf velkeho a sjednoce-
neho vseslovanskeho hnuti pro
telesnou vychovu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-15
Kulturni pracovnici do
pohranicf.

Ceskoslovenska domacf roz.
hlasova sluzba pTinesla dine 20
kvetna obsah projevu ministra
informaci Kopeckeho, kterJ
proslovil ma shromazdeni kul-
turnfch pracovnikG v Praze. z
jeho reci vyj1mame:
"PTejeme 81 pouzit naseho
velkeho v1tezstvi mad Nemci K
okamzite narodnf offensive, a.
bychom 81 vycistili pohranicni
kraje a svOu zem cd NemcH
(potlesk). General Svoboda
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-15

proti moci slovanskych narodd
(dlouho trvajfcf potlesk). Po-
kousej1 Sc %zabranit, ably slovan-
ske narody nevyuzily nemecke
porazky k 1plnemu zlomenl ne
mecke moci a nezajistily 81
existence slovanskych stat1.
Kulturnf pracovnfci naseho ma
roda .jsou urceni k funkci ma
rodnich a lidovych soudcG, KITE
II budou soudit a nelltostne
trestat ty, kter1 re zistnych dG-
vodG podporovali hence a KITE
RI pc dobu 6 let pomahali jim
utlacovat a pronasledovat ces-
kou kulturu a narodn1 zivot.
Vyzyvame kulturnf pracovnfky
ably Sc pine 1castnili politicke a
moraln1 cistky naseho naroda.
Nikdo nemGze ocekavat, re by
vale zradne politicke strany,
ktere spachaly tolik zlocin1
prot nasemu narodu, budou
Ease obnoveny (dlouho trvaj1c1
potlesk). Mluvim o agrarnf
stran6, strane narodniho SIZED
nocen1 a zivnostenske strane.
DRAFT pratele, nesmfme nikdy
dovolit ~zastTene nebo skryte
protisovetske nebo protikomu-
nisticke cinnosti. Vyvodme "a
very z toho, cemu jsme Sc nau-
Gill v teto valce, zejmena to, re
protisovetske a protikomunis-
tickle akce jsou jen fasismem."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-15

LIDICE 1912.
ZDE STAVALY LIDICE.
J. L. Rychnov:

Kde tekla krev,
tam kvetou maky rude.
Hyeny opustily bojiste.
Kde zanechaly hrGzne rumist6,
tam modl1 Sc ted k nebi pole
chude.
Mic honosneho kolem nevid6ti.
Ptak ohnivak Sc vznesl
k oblakGm
z popele otcG, swift jasnym
Zrakum.
Bloudic1 matky hledajf sve d6ti
Bib rozsoudil a jeste soudit
Dude.
Dym ob6tf svym mecem
rOzmete.
Fem zneuctena Ease pokvete;
Kde tekla krev,
tam budou maky rude.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-15
Malypetr zatcen.

Prazsky rozhlas oznamil, re
narlzen1 ministerstva vnitra byl
v Praze zatcen byvaly minister
sky pfedseda Malypetr.
Malypetr byval predakem a
grarn1 strany. V dobe n6mec-
Ike okupace Sc stall jedn1m z or
ganisator1 quislingovske Ligy
proti bolSevismu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-15
Zpravy z CeskOslOvenska.
(Zpravy z CTK.)
zeny z Lidic nalezeny a dalsi
veznove Sc vraceji.

Zeny z LIdlc naLeZeny a dalSl
veznove Sc vraceji.
Prazsky rozhlas pTinesl dine
L. cervna nekolik drobnych
zprav:
"zeny z Lidic byly nalezeny
v Ravensburgu a v Novem
Brandeburgu a privezou je ty-
to dny do Kladna.
81 Buchenvaldu, Jeny, &C.
ry a Blankenheimu odvezeme
vezne a nemocne. Pripravte
nemocn6 ma cestu. Pripravte
drevo a BENIN. Jankovic a Ze-
lenka vedou vypravu. Zfskej-
tie pohonne latky. Vozy pro le-
zfcf privezeme.
Dal$i osoby byly zatceny.
"Zajist6ny byly tyto osoby
j. Chalupa, Edward Kratochvil
Pauser CD Bretislav Jung (ne-
DO Jungman) a Adina Mandlo-
va, herecka.
"PTi bitv6 O budovu rozhlasu
a V bojfch o Prahu sc zaslouzil
Hynek Kozak a professor Kar-
lovy university Matousek, KITE
ry je nynf Teditelem rozhlasu.
"Hleda sc uloupen6 zaTfzenf
z budovy rozhlasu, ktere bylo
nekde poschovano. Sprava roz-
hlasu prosf, ably kazdy, KIDD by
O necem vedel nebo snad naSel,
oznamil to mistnlm narodnfm
vyborGm a odevzdal."
Styk s cizinou Sc obnovuje.
"Pravidelne telegraficke spo
jen1 Praha-Bern We Svycarsku
bylo obnoveno. pred tim bylo
hlaSeno obnoveni telegraficke-
no spojenl Praha-Stockholm
via Moskva.)
"ZemTel vladni rada Vladi-
slav KrecmaT, byvaly general
nj policejnf Teditel mesta Plzne
Byl letos dopraven do Terezina
a vratil Sc S podlomenym zdra-
vim.
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csl. guerillove oddly mali wy.
dati zbrane a strelivo poole
naFizenf csl. vlady.

Prazsky rozhlas dine 9. cerv-
ma oznamil, re bylo vydano ma
r1zen1 vsem ceskoslovenskym
guerillovym oddfldm, ably ode
vzdaly sve zbrane a stfelivo.
Toto naT1zenf vydala ceskoslo-
venska vlada v Praze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-15

YES, despite their long months and
L years of privation and suffering, those
gallant men, just released from filthy Jap
Prison Camps, still have their good old
fighting spirit. They're itching to get back
into the fight and give the Nips a taste of
their WI medicine.
Let's show them that we're not quitting
eitheri Let's match their spirit with our
dollars! Let's make this MIGHTY 7th
War Loan the mightiest Of them ALL
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-15
Sbor narodni bezpecnosti
IVS%oxynr
uStaVen.

Prazsky rozhlas oznamil dine
20. kvetna podrobnosti O vstu-
pu do Sboru narodnf bezpecno-
sti: 'Osoby, kter6 Sc zajfmaj1
o vstup do techto odd1lG, zvla-
ste zkuSen1 bojovnfci Ia svobo-
du, clenove revolucn1 gardy a
partyzanskych jednotek, by Sc
NELL HAST dobrovoln6. Oddly
budou vybrane jednotky, ktere
budou organisovany ma este
vojenske zakladne. Zadatele
must byt Cesi politely i moral
ne zral1 a oddani ideologii lido
We demokracie We veku cd Is
do 40 let a pTihlasit Sc ma 2 ro-
ky. Zavazek NIUE byt prodlou-
zen do vzajemne dohode. Doba
ztravena We Sboru Dude pova-
zovana "a vojenskou sluzbu v
ceskoslovenske armade jak SOU
kromymi zamestnavateli tax i
vefejnymi a statn1mi 1fady.
Odvody Sc konajf denne v u
stredi Vyboru odborovych orga
nisacf Praze."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-15

A weekly paper printed in
Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
teal interests of Czech and
Slovaks in the United States.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-15
THE TELECRAF

Published every Friday by
Observation-Disclosures Publ. Co.
843 N: WASHINGTON ST.
BALTIMORE s, MD.
Phone, 1858
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Znarodnsnf Csl. hosuodarstvi

Praha. - ZdejSf rozhlasova
STANCE oznamila, re ceskoslo-
venska vlada pTikrocila ku Sc
statneni "a velkych podnikG.
Mezi jinymi byly do statnf spra
Wy prevzaty: Skodovka v Plzni,
Batovy tovarny We Zlfne, zele-
zarny We Vftkovicfch a Poldina
Hut.
Mlstopfedseda vlady Element
Gottwald vydal prohlasenl, re
budou znarodneny nejen prG-
myslove podniky ale take ban
ky a pojistovny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-15

Advertising rates reasonable
and furnished upon applica-
ton.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-15

But to come even close to matching their
sacrifices, everyone here at home must
buy War Bonds until it hurts. Buy
double or treble the extra War Bonds
you've bought in any previous drive. Re-
member, this is really two drives in one.
In the same period last year, you were
asked to subscribe to two War Loans.
So let's go, Americans. Our hard-fght-
ing Soldiers, Sailors and Marines are
giving their ALL. The least we can do is
to lend our dollars.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-06-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Boyd, 1888
Fourth Ave. So, have had as their
guest this week, Mr.. William How
ton of Chicago, Ill. He will return
TO his home (today) Friday, June l.
Misses Theresa Mae and Joyce
Ann Crews, IS Hoag Ave-, returned
Monday, May 20, from Des Moines,
Iowa, where they were the house
guests Of Mrs. Mary Baker. They
also visited at Osceola, Iowa.
Mrs. W. II. Walker, 1916 Fourth
Ave. So, was hostess to the Help
ers' Club of st. Peters Church,
Sunday, May 81. Mrs. o. L. Alex
ander, 1892 Fifth Ave. So, will
entertain them at her home, June
"a.
Mrs. Ella Wynn Dysart Of Oma-
ha, Neb., is in the city visiting Mrs.
Ida Burrell, IS Hoag Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Talmage Carey,
3704 Fifth Ave. &c., are hosts this
week to Mrs. Alyce Stewart, of De-
troit, Mich. On her way home she
will visit in Chicago.
The Dubois Bridge Club held
their last meeting of the season
at the home of Mrs. Robert Smith,
3845 Clinton Ave. First prize went
to Mrs. John Sayles, second to Mrs.
Gordon Granger, and third to Mrs.
Hardy White. They will resume
their meetings in September.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-06-01

On Leave: Burton Schhck, cleo
trician's mate &c, from San Pedro,
Calf, is spending ten days of his
leave, with his mother, Mrs. Samuel
Schuck, SIT Aurora. He will return
to Los Angeles, Wednesday, May
80, to spend the remainder of his
leave with his wife, Mrs. Vivian
Schuck. His brothers, here in the
city are Clarence, Fred and Hugh
Schuck, and his sister, Mrs. Ruth
Grice.
House Guest: Mrs. Samuel Dun
can, formerly Evelyn Beauford,
now of Chicago, is the house guest
of her sister and brother-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Balenger, 344
w. Central Ave.
Mrs. Frank Howard, 1862 w. Cen
trail, entered Miller's hospital, i'll
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-06-01

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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-06-01

ed to Des Moines, Iowa, after
him home. His condition is i'm
proved.
Mrs. Minnie Cathey and Mrs.
Lucille Bush, 5142 Humboldt Ave.
No, left Monday night, May 20,
for Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs. Cathey
will visit her husband, David, who
is in the hospital there, and Mrs.
Bush will later meet her husband,
Thomas, who is in the Armed
forces, stationed in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Poster, Sal
Girard Ave. No., had as their re-
cent guests, 1t. VIM. Hawkins,
who stopped here en- route to the
South Pacific from the European
Theatre of War. 1t. Hawkins,
whose home is in st. Louis, was a
former resident of the Twin Cities.
The other guests were nurses from
Camp Mccoy, Wis, who had been
there for basic training and were
en- route to the South Pacific. They
were 1t. Grace L. Johnson, of st.
Louis, Mo-, 1t. Ardell Conoway,
from Virginia and 1t. Eugena
Brown, New York City.
In Hospital: Pfc. Curtis Mosby,
568 Seventh st. No, is at Fl.
Smelling hospital where he was tax
en- Friday moning, May rs, after
an attack of influenza.
The Twin City Maids and Ma
irons were entertained by Mrs.
Alice Morgan, 1927 Fifth Ave. So,
at her home, Saturday, May 26.
After dinner the guests played
bridge and winner of the guest
prize was Mrs. George Nixon. Mrs.
VIM. Modem was also a guest. Mrs.
Donald Brady, Sr., was first prize
winner, Mrs. Harold Combs, sec
ond, and Mrs. W. Baxter Walker,
third. The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Cleat Oliver, CAB
Iglehart Ave-, June 9.
The Twin City Bridge Club met
at the home of Mrs. Gordon Gran
ger, 1924 Fourth Ave. So, Satur-
day, May &c. The guests were Mrs.
Jessie Shannon and Mrs. Allah
Jones.
First prize was won by Mrs. Eu-
nice Glass of St. Paul, second, Mrs.
James Strothers of Minneapolis.
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Owen How
ell, 953 St. Anthony, St. Paul, June
%.
Guests Entertained: Mrs. Pauline
Riley and Mrs. Ruth Harris, visitors
from Cleveland, guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Sisson, 21O Irving Ave.
No, were entertained by Mrs. Mae
Sisson, 912 Igelhart Ave-, st. Paul,
at a luncheon, Saturday, May &c,
and Monday night, May %, the Sis
sons entertained for them at their
home. The visitors left Tuesday
morning, May 29.
Mrs. Vera LittlejOhn, SLAP Hum
boldt Ave. No., left Tuesday, May
29, to spend several days visiting
in Walker, MINI.
Kentucky Visitors: Mines. C. o.
Davis, Lottie Buford and Miss
leila Anderson, of Louisville, KY,
are in the city visiting Musician
BIC Woodson Bush, stationed at
Wold- Chamberlain Field. They are
stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Neal, 535 Emerson Ave. No. Mrs.
Davis and Mrs. Buford are sisters
of Seaman Bush and Miss Ander-
son is his niece. Mrs. Davis is
teacher in the public schools at
Louisville.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-06-01

Repeat Performance: By popular
demand, the Halle Q. Brown Ser
vice club will give a repeat per-
Torrance of an untitled play pre-
scented some time ago. 1t will be
given Sunday, June 8, at 8:15 p. m.
at the Halle @. Brown House.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-06-01
Humphrey & Kline
to Speuk ct YWCA

The Minneapolis League Of
Women Voters and the YWCA are
holding a prediction rally Tues
day, June 5, at 8 p. m. at Benton
Hall, at the YWCA.
Mayor Marvin Kline and Hubert
Humphrey, candidates for mayor,
will speak.
All other candidates for city
offices will be special guests and
will meet individual members Of the
audience after the meeting.
There's always something Of in
family in this paper each week
Advt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-06-01

with pneumonia, Tuesday night,
May %. He is reported to be much
improved.
Mr.. Nelson Balenger, 344 W.
Central, a patient in Ancker hos
pital, for the past four months, is
now permitted to spend alternate
Sundays with his family.
Visit Mother: Mrs. Belle Graham
Doty, of Washington, D. c., and
Edward Buddy" Graham, of Chi
cago, daughter and son, of Mrs.
]. A. Birdeaux, 1882 Rondo, arrived
in St. Paul early this week to visit
their mother. They expect to be
here two weeks.
Guest of the Government: Mrs.
Dudley Smith, 1920 Rondo, went to
Schick General hospital in Clinton,
Iowa, as a guest of the government,
for Mothers Day, to visit, her son,
Pfc. Richard W. Smith, who has
been a patient there since March.
She was among hundreds of
mothers from all parts of the coun-
try, invited by Col. Wynn, COM
manding officer of the hospital.
From Clinton, Mrs. Smith visited
relatives in Chicago and Indiana
and returned to St. Paul, Sunday,
May 81.
Baby Shower: Mrs. Robert Jones,
1922 Rondo, was honoree at baby
shower, Wednesday, May %, given
by Mrs. Robert Mitchell. Mrs. Jones
received gifts from several, who
were unable to attend. They were
Mines. Doris Wheeler, Bertram
Shannon, Archie Walton, Gladys
MacFarland, Emmett Jones, and
Cecil E. Newman. Guests present
were, Mines. Charles Williams,
Raleigh Humburd, CLAIBORNE Hill,
Raymond Brown, Erma Boyd, Ben
jamin Henderson, Crystal Burgess.
Miss Lydia Jones and Miss l.
Myrtle Garden.
Arrive this month: Mrs. Ernes-
tine Scott Hare, and her two boys
two years and six months old, of
Greenville, Texas, will arrive in ST.
Paul, this month, to visit Mrs
Hare's mother, Mrs. Eva Ball, 500
Carroll.
Visiting in Missouri: Mrs. Bertha
Douglas, 688 St. Anthony, left St
Paul, Saturday, May II, to visit her
brothers and other relatives, in In
dependence, Mo-, her husbands
relatives in Lexington, Mo-, and
friends in Kansas City. She is ex-
pected to return the first of June
Visiting sister: Mrs. Mamie
Reams, of Topeka, Kansas, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Clara Bentley
329 st. Anthony.
Repeat Performance: By popular
demand, the Halle Q. Brown Ser
vice club will give a repeat per.
Torrance of an untitled play pre-
scented some time ago. 1t will be
given Sunday, June 8, at 8:15 p. m
at the Halle @. Brown House.
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flSlLOrS Return: MIS-. NJ
derson, aunt and mother-in-lay
Aldrich Ave. No., have return
spending two weeks as guests of
Mrs. Anderson.
The NeighbOrhOOd Bridge Club
was entertained by Mrs. Helen
Curry, 211 W. 32nd St. Mrs. Thorn
as Carroll won first prize, Mrs.
Charles Noble, second, and Mrs.
Palmer Jackson, third. Mrs. Jack
son will be the hostess at their next
meeting, Monday, May IL, at her
home, 3708 Fourth Ave. So.
Mrs. Everett Law and daughter,
Lorraine, 942 Bryant Ave. No, left
for Madison, Wis, Monday, May
%. Lorraine will make her home in
Madison.
Mrs. Thelma Mcintosh, 3545
Fourth Ave-, will go to Des Moines,
Iowa, Friday, June l, to spend the
weekend with her parents and heI
young son.
T/Sgt. Henry Hank" BreedlOve,
who has spent his furlough visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Breedlove, 622 Fremont Ave. No.,
left for Atlanta City, N. j., Tues
day, May 20. He has been in the
South Pacific for the past 3S
months.
Miss Lillian Parkinson, 3841 Gin
ton Ave. So, is in Duluth for an
indefinite stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Cobb, 534
Girard Ave. No., were hosts to the
Friendly Sixteen Club, Saturday
night, May 26. Pokeno and whist
were played. After the business
meeting, refreshments were served.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James Hud-
son, 507 Bryant Ave. No., June g..
Ten Day Vacation: Mr.. and Mrs.
Enroll NJ. Fassett, 5136 10th Ave.
&c., are leaving Saturday, June 2,
for ten-day vacation in St. Louis
as house guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
N. T. Yancey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mills, 626
Girard Ave. No., are spending a
week visiting in Chicago. They left
the city Tuesday, May 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence c. Under
wood ST., 1912 Fourth Ave. &c.,
were hosts at a dinner honoring
Mr.. Cecil Davis of Los Angeles,
Calf, and Mr.. q. E. Brown, of
Cleveland, Ohio, Monday, May %.
Other guests were, Rev. and Mrs.
Robert Kelley and Mrs. Charles F.
McCadden of Washington, D. G.
Mr.. Davis and Mr.. Brown were
delegates to the general assembly
of the Presbyterian Church which
was held at Westminster Pres
byterian Church here in Mime
apolis this week.
VacatiOners Return: Mr.. and
Mrs. W. G. Renfro, 1927 E. 29th
St., returned Monday morning, May
2Sth, from New York, where they
visited their son-in-law and daugh-
ter, DR.. and Mrs. George Grissam.
Edmond Rice, 982 Bryant Ave.
No., celebrated his fifth birthday
Sunday, May 81, at a party with
his little playmates, Harold, Ann
and Thomas Booker, Marjorie Smith
and Bobbie Burton. They played
games and ate ice cream and cake.
Ill at Home: Mr.. John Jackson,
1886 34th Ave. &c., is i'll at his
home. He was taken off the train
at Aberdeen, So. Oak, a couple of
weeks ago and his wife, Mrs. Helen
Jackson, went there to accompany
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Miss Eunice McQueery, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Morton
McQuery, 4048 Clinton Ave. recent graduate of lakewood
College, Huntsville, Ala, is back in the city.
Visitors Return: Mrs Maude Jones and Mrs Lula An
derson aunt and mothernaw of Mrs Doris Anderson HOG
Adrch Ave No. have returned to Des Moines Iowa after
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Mrs. Raleigh Humburd 694 Carroll left the city, Sunday
May e. for three weeks visit with her mother Mrs Ray
Henderson, of Springfield Ohio She will also visit friends
and relatives in Columbus Cincinnati and Pqua, Ohio Re-
turning Mrs Humburd will stop in Chicago to be the guest
Of Mr. and Mrs Marion Carpenter and of Mrs Susie Rayner