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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-06
Miss Margaret Glendy Willard
And MilesC. Higgins, USNR, Wed

Miss Margaret Glendy Willard,
daughter of Mrs. Margaret G. Will
lard and the late Martin S: Will
lard of Wilmington, and Miles G..
Higgins. USNR, of Reading, Mass,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Miles G. Hig-
gins of Reading, was solemnized
last evening at $50 o'clock at the
First Presbyterian church here.
The Rev. William Grove, Jr., D.
D., pastor of the church, and the
Right Rev. Thomas c. Darst, D. D..
performed the ceremony. The chan
eel was banked in bridal greenery
and burning cathedral tapers.
Miss Willard was attended by
Miss Betty Higgins, of Boston. sis
ter of the bridegroom. as maid-of-
honor. and only attendant. She wore
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BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-06
Buffet Simmer
Partv Held For
Wedding Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Eoney enter
tanned late yesterday afternoon al
their home on South Fifth street
at a buffet supper party honoring
the out-of-town guests and bridal
party for the Higgins Willard we'd
ding.
the guests included: Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. C. Higgins. Miss Betty
Higgins, Dr.. Dent Weatherman
Sidney Sample. Henry R. Long,
Mrs. Joe Whitfield. Miss Louise Nc
Iaughlin, Mr.. and Mrs. Judson
White, Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Shaw.
Miss Helen Shaw, Gillie Darst
Shaw, Miss Frances Sheltman.
Mrs. c. L. Sanford. Miss Mary
Glenn Sanford, Mrs. J. F. Camp
bell, Miss Helen Sanford, Ensign
Emerson Willard Miss Maria Da-
Wis, Mrs. T. C. Henderson, and T.
Chandler Martin.
BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-06
Misses Bell
Entertain AT
Govr. Dudley

Misses Gertrude and Mary Bell
entertained yesterday at a lovely
luncheon at the Governor Dudley
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Miles
Higgins, whose marriage took. place
last night.
Guests included: the bridal cou-
pie, Mr.. and Mrs. M. C. Higgins
of Reading. Mass; Mrs. Irving
Carter of Stonington, Maine; Miss
Betty Higgins of Boston; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. M. Shaw, Miss Helen
Shaw of Fayetteville; Mrs. c. L.
Sanford Of Laurinburg; Mrs. J. F.
Campbell of Salem, Va; Ensign
Emerson Willard of Norfolk Ma
val Air Station; and Mrs. Martin
Willard.
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a lovely gown of chartreuse silk
jersey made on classic lines and
carried a bouquet of shasta daisies
tied with yellow satin ribbon ans
wore natural cluster of diaries
in her hair.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her brother, Ensign Elmer
son Willard. of the Naval Air Sta
ton, Norfolk, Va, wore gown
of deep ivory duchess satin and
Chantilly lace, with bodice of lace
and full flowing satin skirt. Her
veil of ivory illusion was full length
and was caught to a coronet OF
rosepoint family lace. Her bouquet
was of Easter lilies tied with
matching ivory satin ribbon.
Mr.. Higgins was attended by his
father as best man and ushers were
Lieut.. Gg) Preston Oliver, of Will
nington, William J. Boney of Will
mington, Henry R. Long and DR..
Dent Weatherman of Statesville.
Mrs. Willard, mother of the
bride, wore a gown of peach lace
and black chiffon with an orchid
corsage Mrs. Higgins was goWned
in a dusty rose crepe and a cor
sage of orchids.
Immediately following the cere-
mony a reception was given by
the brides mother at her home,
$40 Orange street, for members of
the families and out-of-town guests.
After which the couple left for a
wedding trip, the bride wearing a
watermellow pink Palm Beach suit
with black accessories and an Or
child corsage.
The bride received her education
at Peace junior college, Raleigh;
Assemblys Training School. Rich
mond, Va; and Georgia State col
lege for Women at Milledgeville.
Mr.. Higgins attended Vesper
George School of Art, and School
Of The Museum of Fine Arts, Bos-
ton. and was a free lance adver-
Using illustrator. He is now sta
toned in Norfolk as an instructor
at the Minecraft school, Little
Creek, Va.
| Among those who have honored
the bride and bridegroom were
Miss Mary Lucas Cantwell, Mrs
Howard Penton, Mrs. John Hall
Bishop and Mrs. Thomas C. Oars
and daughter, Mrs. John Clayton
Smith, Misses Mary and Gertrude
Bell, Mrs. Edwin Josey and daugh
ter, Miss Atha Josey, Mrs. Murray
Kempton, and Mrs. Leslie N. Bon
ey.
Those from out of-town here TO-
the wedding were: Mr.. and Mrs
NJ C. Higgins, of Reading, Mass.
Miss Betty Higgins, of Boston; Mrs
J. F. Campbell of Salem, Va; Mrs
Irving Carter of Stonington, Maine
Mrs. Joe Whitfield of Rutherford
4 N. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Shaw
Miss Helen Shaw, Gillie Oars
Shaw of Fayetteville; Miss Fran
ces Sheltman of Louisville, KY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson White of Cha
H pei Hill; Miss Louise Mclaughlin
Of Ellington; DR.. Dent Weather
man, Henry R. Long and Sidne.
Sample of Statesville; Miss Mar,
Boney Of Atlanta, Ca; Mrs. c. L
Sanford Of Laurinburg; Miss Heller
Sanford Of Greensboro; Ensigi
Emerson Willard. Of Norfolk, Va.
II Mrs. T. c. Henderson of Fairfax
Va; T. Chandler Martin of Rich
mond, Va. and William RenaY O.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-06
Marilyn Alderman
Gives Piano Recital

ROSEH1LL, May 5:-Mrs. H. c
Marshall presented Miss Martyr
Alderman, daughter of Mr.. ane
Mrs. L. X Alderman, in her senior
piano recital on Tuesday evening
at $50 o'clock.
Her program follows:
Two Part-1nvention. No. II
Bach; Sonata Op. 27, No. 2
Beethoven; (MoonlighD; Adagio
Allegretto, Presto Agitato Praelu
dunn in E NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Witches Dances-McDowell; Valse
in A Flat, Palonaise in A Major
Chopin; AL Wiener Tanzeweiser
No. 1-Kreisler, GiebesfreuO :
Kamennoi-Ostrow - Rubenstein;
Etude (OriginaD-Marilyn Alder
man.
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County Education
Group Meet Monday

A meeting of the New Hanover
County Education association will
be held Monday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock in the high school audi
forum. A feature of the meeting
will be a program showing the
musical activities of the schools
this year.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-06
Colonial Danes Plan
Meet Wednesday

The annual melting of the North
Carolina Society of Colonial Danes
of America will be held in St.
James parish house on Wednesday
morning, May 9, at 1920 o'clock.
All members of the society are
expected to attend.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-06

Lewis Turner, III, lieutenant 4.
my OF the United States, SON NJ :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Turner ~" Of
of Kenosha, Wis. IT.,
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BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sweeney
Tuck of Los Angeles. Calf. an
nounce the birth of son, Frank
Sweeney Tuck. Jr, April 26. Mrs.
Tuck is the former Betty Leona
Blake of Burgaw.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-06
CLUB CLOCK

The Winter Park PIT. A. will
meet Tuesday afternoon at 3
o'clock at the school. Officers
for the coming year will be
installed at this time. The ex-
ecutive committee will meet
.at 2 o'clock.
The regular meeting of the
Friendship Bible class of st.
Andrews-Covenant Presbyter-
ian church will meet in the
classroom Monday night at
8:15 o'clock with Mrs. John
Arthur, Miss Annie McCoogan
and Miss Vivian MONTGOMERY
as hostesses.
Goldenrod chapter, No. 49,
Order of the Eastern Star. will
meet Thursday evening at s:15
o'clock in the Masonic Tenn
pie.
The Sunset Park PIT. A. will
meet at the new building Tues
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
The parents of children enter
ing school for the first time in
the fall are especially invited
to attend as a program plan
ned will be of interest.
The Catholic Daughters of
America will hold the regular
meeting Monday evening at 8
o'clock at St. Mary's school.
Important business meeting
will be transacted.
The Whatsoever Sewing
circle Of Kings Daughters will
meet Tuesday afternoon {
$3.50 o'clock at the home Of
Mrs. w. B. Evans, 219 Nun
street.
The Mothers and Teachers
association Of St. Mary's
school will hold the final meet
ing Tuesday afternoon at $50
O'Clock at the school building.
Following the program a social
hour will be held and refresh
ments will be served.
The v. F. w. Auxiliary will
meet Tuesday evening at 8 o.
clock in the Tide Water hall.
Wilmington Assembly No. u,
order of Rainbow for Girls. will
meet Wednesday evening at 6
o'clock.
The regular meeting Of Pri-
vate Duty section, District
Nine, North Carolina State
Nurses association, will be
held Wednesday afternoon at
BIS o'clock.
The Winter Park PIT. A.
will sponsor 'anoperetta, White
Gypsy, on Friday evening at
8 o clock at the school.
Fathers night will be observ-
ed at the regular meeting Of
the Wrightsboro PIT. A. Tues
day evening at 8 o'clock. A Dor.
ton OF the party will be turn
ed over to recreational acti-
vities. Refreshments will be
served.
The Lake Forest PIT. A.
will meet Tuesday afternoon at
2;45 o'clock at the school. New
officers will be installed by
Mrs. W. P. Roudabush.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-06
Miss Jane King,
1t. Turner Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. F. Lacy King an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter, Jane Downing King, to
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The modern musical box I,
elaboration of the musical eYr al
box in vogue during the 18Th ooI
fury. VIII
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Der ,Srauen Gercin Oer Ieutif.
@enleiroe bdlt ieinen idDrlihem ga.
lar am 9. uno 10. Nopember ab. Su
ergebt bie ireunblide giulaoung oil
nae Mitglieoer, Sreunoe lmb Con.
rer iib bieie @benoe fir uns 81 re.
ieruieren. Sebr Ifone gtab- unS
Sdfelarbeiten speroen gum Berfaui
gelansen idrie audi g,tes iddiiihes
@ebGd. slGe Sdtpeitern tuelhe nod
Guilttidets boben, mosen sefaaigil
Dor Dem @aIar abrednen.
2nnd)eon 9artenpartie
tpar iebr erfoIsreid. 8robar San!
sebiibrt 0em tiid)tieen aomitee, mel
fes nift MIR nit 9at alles 10 gut
arrangierte. ionoern aud ale mate.
rielIen Safen 6a5u ga6en. Sdpp. S
Mber itiftete ben gan5en9mh, Sfp
g. 2in3ing, &atb. Martini Glii
2ii6ler, 80. 8. Mebner luro 80. Waiil.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08
Mdtnns &ealcr!

slaen Mitglieoern oes 3. 3. g
&. II. Serein 3iueig 33 olene 5llr gc
idQieen gtahriht, oaB sic 9riioer
tpicoer einen aegelflub arrangiereil
poaen. 3lpar iino iton % ansennei,
oct, mir tpouen aber nod piele mebr,
1penn moglid) 80. IS Iou Sonntaa
nahllittag gefegclt iperocn in Der
Hontiidler afgelbubn on Sft 140.
Ctr. Sieicnigen uIio, oie SuIt babcr
am aegeln mosen iit i'm Gillette
Satnenbeim bel Sobn Steiani at'
meloen ober bel Sobn areh, De
4524. @enn 40 Wtitglieoer suiam,
men iino, triro inn Sadienbeim eine
8erlummlltng nbgebalten, ba aucr.
Sen aaptains auIgeitelt uno Damn
miro es losgeben. Seoer 8rlloer III
pinfommen bonn iiingIten bis gum
altelten. Gegelfomnlanoo.
Spbn &red).
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9nmend)or Sarunia.

IS miro allen Sangerlnnen be.
fnmt gemaht, baB mir fir oie
Serbitiaiion mebrere ginlaoungen
erbalten mo angenommen baben.
Mm Sorntag, IS. gtop., 4 ltbr
nad,mittags, aon'ert ser 8lauen
Gonau in Ser Slopenian Sale an
ct. Clair slpe. ,.no 64. Ctr.
Mm 8. 0e5ember iino mir bel oel
Waaepar Wfl,nta7b ,Oalaroa lingo
ridden SGngern, Serr Gloolf Shu,
iter, Girigen1.
8err Yrof. Y. gtifolaus erludi
ale S1nserirmen oie Erobcn 81 be
i,,ben. oenm mir befommen nele Sic'
Der Fir bas 9onsert Ser Ser. Sangcl
1no Sdngerinnen uon Glepelauo In
Jebruar. Don .oeiHen Yrof. Nifo
lous 9irigent iit.
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Jrauen Ierein Der Sentid=
(3cmeiube.

Gie resel1ndbige Gerlammlanq
iintNet biesnlal am Mittpoh, Sen 4
Nopember, itott. Somit miro alien
0titslieoern 8elegenbcit gegeben oi(
8erlanlnlll1ng su be'udul, ga III ser
folgenoen 8ode Santiagunsstoq
geieiert miro. Die 8drirtlln9 belor.
gen Die tSdppeltern &oia gue unr
Glii. Siihler.
Sn Scr porigen Nlmmer uiiercl
3eitl,ng fam cine Nunellsperpeds
lung Dor, ~es mar 6rau Sa,iannc
Sdeiner, Die nit Sdap. &atb. @oli'
Sas @ebdd geltiitet bate; llnO Sear
Shenf auirfte allb i'm &omitee init.
Nodmals iei alien lieben SdNpelterl
bcr5liel geSanft.
Gbarl. 8ottihling, Sefr.
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Oerlobunosan,eioe

Serr au,o ssrml 9lnoreas Sd,eel
1901 Geniiou Mpe.. GlepeloltO, s..
t,aebrcn iih oie Sserloblung ibrer
Sohter GprotbD Marie nit ,Si:
Mler S5abo, Sobu bon Scrru mrs
sSralr 8eorg S5abo, 2223 @ei. tOl
Ctr, Glcpelano, g., ibren @erponb,
ten uho Treln1oen befanni 81 geben
Eic. S5cbo eupartet ieineGutloiiure
Gus Ser Nrmce nGd) picrlobrige,
MilitGOlenltocit, slptieiilbol5 Sabre
IN Den slle,,ten SSn'eln alnb ell Sabr
I'M e.;ropdilden &riees.bsatcr. 80
lit nod feiu 5eililnnltcr Tctilm fir
Sic Sralulng feltgelett.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08
Sur Grinneruno

an l,nire geliebte Afltter unb 8attil1
6elen Septner
1peld)e bellte Dor cinem Sabr, am 13
Nobember 1914, bon alns geibiebcl1
lit, aber niht perseiien.
IS fommt ser Sng,
Mit linn Der Sdmer5,
Gin SSabr lieglt in Wutter grOe 0u
llno lpieber bllltet ,,ns 6as &era
llnerpartet fam Sein friiber 500,
@enn ih geOent Ser lebten Shlna
slls Der Ioo iGloB oeinen Wtalno,
$50 er 5erriB nit rauber &aro
llnier 8liid uro 2iebesbuno,
yeidt itoren lpollen mir oeine Gatb'
,Was riibt lms alles flageal?
@as 8ott uns fat auferlegt,
@eroen mir al,d tra9en;
9rlm idlaie apobl,
8is ipir oereirit lns ipieoerieben.
8dribanet BON oeinen bidy apil
liebenbcn S0bnen lno 8ntten
3bomas 0eptner.
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SUR Grinnerun0

orr lmicre aelicbte Wtutter llno Sat
tin Mnna 3icmcl
6citorbcn am tS. 9topelnber 1889 81
GlepclanS, Sbio.
Su bit niht mebr, hu biit oeidbleben
Ypn bcinen Siebcn, bon Den Seinen.
Sic nm bid trnucrn, llm bid ipcinen
Sn ncincm 8rabe rubit bu itia
gu bait Den cipi9en Srieoen
Scr nimncr bon Dir ncid)cn lpiQ
llnb ipir rllicn sir liebenb gu
Nube ianft In liiber Stub
Sic trnuermoen Silterbliebeneu
1sam'lie %cmcl.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08
Jranen &erein ber ct. Hetrms
&ird)en 0emeinbe

gs Oiene alem Sdnpcitern 5ltr &C.
idaieen 9sohridyt, baB bie nad)ite
Sitlnrg tSonntag, ,oen 1S. Nop., 6
llbr abctos ltattfinoet. slae Sdnuc.
itern linS 9ebeten, sablreid) 81 er.
ifeinen. Ser iibIihc Jami(ienabenh
fdngt nm 8 llbr abenOs an, 1po5,,
aGe 8emeirbeglieber ulro Seren
Jreunoe u1fs bersliGit eilrse!sSe,l
iino. sln uniern Sftober-5 r-5alliliens
abeno id,enften Sdppeitern Inno
Munhen, ellie Yclanlosfu, ,uro M
Yef auffee ano &lldpn. Sm gsameH
oes St. 5. g. Sen ber5lid,iten Can't
AFinnie &arres, Yrot. .1Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08
3meia 21.

0ie Witglieber oes 3lueig 81 tpcr.
Sen auImerfiam gen,aht aui folgen-
Sc in ser letten 8erianmlung aus
senradten Beihliiiie gu atten:
1. Seoes Mitalieo, apenn in elm
&omitee beltimmt uno niht 1olgs
leiitet, miro NIT einem Gollar be.
itraft.
9. Cas &ranfentomitee bat IN Der
8eriammlung au eriheinen I'M itber
sic aranfen gu beridten, piorigen-
falls tperoen iie audi nit einenl
IoQar be1traft.
3. IS lit elm 8omitee bon Iol9en'
oensd sdrpeitern a,,fgeiteat @farsaret
8ilion, @arp scarmad, gliie Ma'
oura. 0ieies &omitee apiro aaen
lddiii6en nod in Ser armee ltebeI'
>en Sunsen elm Weibnadtsselbent
ididen; UNI oas mOglid gu MAIDEN,
Lpenoen alle slngeborigen, Die nod
ieuanoen in ser Mrmee baben, gehs.
ten, Die Noreiie oieiem &omitee 10
idnea tpie moglid 81 iibergeben.
ssobanna Tiirf, Setr.
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H''s Gbieaes, Sai''eis
3neig 8.

Gs 0icne alien 8riiberT l,nS
SdApeitern sur geidlisen 9eaebrid,t
oaB nddJlte Geriammllug oes 3iue;J
8 >om Is. 9trpember abgetmlten
miro. gSir bitten ollie 5nblreid su ct.
id)eil,en, al,nlal in oieier Ser iainm.
h,ng ipid)tiges 5u beipredeu lit jreds
unicrer Mrgeborigcn in ser ultell
Sei,nat. Wir baben 9r. Webber ol:
Tclegat bes 3speig 8 luh GlepelanS
geldjift, ser miro 11ns in ndhItc,
@eri ianmlllng bcrid)tcn tpas a,,sge,
nta6t lpproen lit in Glcpelan6.
9ffael arafit, Sefr.
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2lus Columbus. Okie
3meig 38.

sluen Ntitslieoera pes 3tueig IS
oiene CUR eefdaissn gsahri6t, oai
nGd,ite Gcriammlung Sen 2. Conn.
tag I'M Monat itatt Sen eriten abge
balten miro. slllo bite fommt allt
am II. Nopenber, nafnittags 2::3C
l1br. slud) bat ser @erein beihlol
len auh oieies Sabr elm @einleie'
felt ab5ltbalten. Ser 0atum il
Samstag, Sen 10. gtopenlber. Mn'
iang Z llbr dbenos. Gintritt 10 Gent
Gin riibrises &omitee lit an Ger Mr.
bcit uno miro einem ieoen elreu ons
genebmen slbenb bieten.
&atb. S6e,npalOer, Sefr.
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8efnnntmudJnn9.

Iaen Sangern oiene sur &ennt.
mis-, bab nit Monat Hopember unIe'
re 8eriammlungen 10 ,pie lettes
Sabrs NIT ser aranfenpereins-B Ser.
iammlung an einem Gage abgeba!,
ten tperoen, uno 5tpar ieoen erltev
Sonntag inn Monat in Ser Garpo.
tbia Salle.
Samstag, ben 1. 7e5enber, SIN,
gerlieoer- -abeno. NGDeres miro nod
in bieiem 8latt befannt ge9eben.
Sinta &ellner, Sefr.
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Sur Gr.nnerunQ

m ul1Ieren geliebten Sobm llno @ru
Der Geter Spbn @iemel
geItorben I'M aampf iiir Gaterlan>
n SStalien am 1. Nopclmber 1913.
gu tribe id}lug Die bittere Stunbe
Sie bid, ans lnierer Wtitte nabm.
Nun trDltenb t0nt aus unicrm Wunbe
gSas @ott int bas lit prblgetan.
ID9e 8ott e,bDren ,lnler Slcben,
Snmit mir llns emit 1pieberieben.
Scit bu bon inns 9egangcn biit,
SIT Der Sdn,er5 nidt iiberlpunben,
@eil man bns 2iebitc nid]t pergiSt.
Ser einsige Sroit, Ser uns bleibt,
SIT &ieberieben in Der Glpi9feit.
Sic trauerlroen Si,tcrbliebpnen
0am'lic &iemel.
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3meia 1.

slaen stitglieocrn 5ur 9eiaaiger
gsadrift, oaB oie nadite &rian1nt.
lung am 6reitag, Sen 16. Npuentber,
8 llbr abeiros itattfinoet. Sic Mit-
glieOer hrer0en erildt piirttlid on
lpeleno 5lt iein. Solbe 9fitglieoer.
lueldc NIT ibreu 3aGl,rn9eu im 9tiid,
ltanO iinO, iollten iid) in oieier Ser
iIannmlung guritcbcnO maiden.
@ln. Sdutlter, Sesr.
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Oroa ,Sronioerfnieht
Singipiel in siuei Nften pum Sams
Sienert, Nniif BON u. N'folans, cr-
fulgrcid) aufgcfiibrt npn Gintrad)t=
6ermauia nno Sarunia.

Scstclt Sonntng luar reyes @eben
inn @eltieitc Sablclbeim. Critters
rnreu &crtretcr aus allen Safien-
lico,lutgel, berbeigccilt, Inn ser bon
6robbCanltcn cinbcrl,fencn Ser
lamlnlung bci5lnuobucu a,lpO Yrel-
tels Inn nad) Ser &sriummllng lid)
allb oas Sing piel au5alborcn uno
an5lliebcn, oelm cas- Glepelano @eit
SGugcr id)ou grobes geleiitet babc!l
in Ser Scrga,gerbeit lit lrobl be.
tannt. llno oa MN lpcgen biclenl
&rieg iibcr iiinI Sabre feline Ser
billoung NIT ser alten 9teinat mar,
10 battcn iie ilcy oarm gema6t, ous
lfone Spiel Don lmicrm iaf)iiid)en
Sd)riItitcaer luno Haltor Sans Sic.
nertb aus Sicbeubiirgen, ser ia bic.
len slmcrifancrn befannt lein miro,
Sa er Dor etlid)en Sabren slmerifa
berciite, a,,fuufiibren aulo 10 unieri1
amerifaniId]en Solfsgenoiicn eisi
'Stiifhen Seimat 5lt bieten.
Sas Singipicl lit zines Ser beiten
in i1d1iiiher Wauroart uno par fir
Hieicnigcn, sic sic ldhiild)e Wt,uSs
urt nod periteben ein groBer 8enalb.
Sas Stiid vSroa sSronioerfnieft"
lit 10 gebalten. oaB es Den 1dblilten
Gbarafter unierer 9auern poa uno
gang slnt slllsorllt brillgt uno cs lit
fem @lnoer oaB nus polle Sa,s nit
ieinem 9eifna niht gei5te. Die lie
bcrraIdnlng mar gut eehlngen. Sic
8Gite frelltcn iif bnB lulierc S1nger
uno nit ibnen unier unerlltiibiid)e
Notwithstanding Sirigent Hrrieiipr
Hifulnus al,f in bieler ifaueren 3elt
10 itone Sineipiele allfiiibren.
@ir lpollen oie Mituirfenocn nid)t
ertra inter sic &ritif ncbnen, aber
iopiel iagen, oab alle lire Sahe mls-
geSeidnet gutgenraht baben, beion=
oers r8eS Ser &niett" Ser BON sln-
oreas Stirner msge5eid)uet gcgebeu
,utrbe.
Die Ml1iif in bieiem Spiel bon
9tNolmus lit iebr annultig ,mo uuf
lilitig. @ir iino linn alle 81 eroBem
0anf perpIlihtet fiir sic itonen Wte-
looien. Gie Hoacn lagen in Sdnoen
bon: Srau Maria Stirner bie ais
alnna Sbics Se Wotter ipielte; Sres
ne Saaner OILS Te 0lehter; anni
lmo Silie Gebner als slnni oe gtiht.
Sans 9iienertb bate Die Hoae OILS
Iater, @iirer Sans 8loos; San1
9lber ipielte oils Sons, ser Sanr,
tullo gO0i Sd)uiter als Sans ser Reff,
uno Serr Mnoreas Stirner ltellte
Sen &rieht 8e5 oar. Sic Sanger
alno Sdlrgeri,,nen io.pie bie ,Spieler
iaben iebr gut m,s II, ser idhliihen
5radt.
9ead) Dem Spiel tpllrOe in sen I'M
tercn HGumen elm iebr feinihneden-
Der 8ulaih ieruiert llnO Damn I'M.
terhieltcn lid, sic @dite bel irogs
liden San3 lmro luitigen Sieoern.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08
3mei9 10.

Die Wtitglicber bes 3lpetg 10 lper-
Cen aufn1erfiam gentadt, .ba6 sic
lnpnutlid)e &erlanunlllng a,u II
Nopember atgcbalten miro. IS ,pcr.
Sen iebr 1pid)tige Sad,su s.r Sc.
ipredN,ng fon1nlell baber iollte ieoes
0titglico m,lpelero iein.
Gliiabetb Sitterlp, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08

3meie 81.

sm Sonntag, Sen fl. Nupcntber
perantalten mir eiuen
8artenabcn6
l,nO es miro audi 9unh icrpiert. @ir
bitten ollie llnicrc isre.,noe uno 8Oll,
ner iib oieien slbenS 5u reIcrpiere:,.
Sic srrangierlng liegt in Sen Sdn.
Den ser Sd,reltern nit Gornamen
Mnna; 10 cine ieoe Sdnpeiter, Sic
oiclen Nanen trdgt, tonn lih ul1i
eIrem ooer ocn auoereu @eg iebr
riislid) MAIDEN. Steie Ginlaoum1
ergebt on alle unicre Scrcinsidhpe,
itern uno an bic 5rel,noe bon Sit
uno @eit. "a es geraoe ser Ser.
iainmlllnestag unieres gruocrslpei.
ges 33 lit iollten mir auf einen le5r
groBen 8eilldj red)nen oiirfeu.
llnIere nddite Gcrialnmllng i'm,
Oct an Sonntag, Den 4. Nop., = llbr
natmittogs itatt. @lr LADEN ale
Gereinslnitglieoer 5u ser Seriamm,
lung eiu uno erilrhen aud) aIe Mit.
glieNer, sic pieIleift perbinoert lpu,
rem ibre 3ablungen piiltft!i6 5u cnt.
rid)ten, fitr ibr eigeucS @ohl iitl
gutitebeno 5u MAIDEN. ltnire Sinan5.
Sefretdrinnen iino immer iebr friib
oa Inn 3ablllngen enteegen 81 neb-
men. slui Ser arartenllIte lit &atb
Spnntug. @ir lpiinlhen ibr baloigc
BeIieruns.
e.. Sobanna @olff Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08
Calm, CL,u
Gpangcl,id, =9ntb. Gmmanlcl =2trd)e,
2Gt Sputfl SrpaHUan.

Gaitpr srbn @ounon. Sonntogidule
jtben Splrta0 llbr por,1ittugs. 10 ubr
BotteabierIt in Der 3nnrcsIprad,e. II
llbr ocutid,cr 05pttesnienit. Ser oeuts
1d,e &irdcr Srauen Gtrein bat anl aipei.
ten Withrod) jeben Mpnats, 8 l19r
abenbs, &erlammlung. @onfirmanoen'
llnterrid)t (,peiidbri9) ron Septeu.ba
biz SIrerll. Sienstag uno Sreita3 rddt
n,ittars 4 llbr.
Mae Glau6enssenpiieu unb Grernbe
iiro ber5lib pilltommen. e..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08
2lus Canton, Ohie
3meig IL.

IS Diene aller Sd,speitern gu,
gefGlligen Nafridt, Oaf, nahite re-
gelmGbi9e Berummlrng am Conn
tag, ben t8. 9fouember, 3 llbr mad,
mittaes abgebnlten miro unb ellt
Sdnpeitern iino freunoli6 eriuht Dc,
Nerlammlung beiallpobnen.
sym &omitee fir Gu7fee l,llb Nu
bcn gu ierpieren iino Sic Sdapeitern
Sara @liit, @atbartun Matbius, g
Botldy,,er, Cara 9epncr, Suiannu