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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-02

Nenadoma zopet vse tho. Ma
to blazno hripavi vzklik:
'Razbojniki!'
zopet tho.
Hropenje, jecanje J.
zupan je ponovil Sc enkrat.
Dlani je nastavil pred usta in "a
vpil v spranjo "a limo:
"Boltezar, ne bojte se!''
zupan Sc je razburil, da je sill
sal utripe svojega srca, ko je
slonel z usesom oh stem. o>
"Razboinik!' %
TAX je bill odgovor cd zno-
traj.
7 zupan je odsel s sklonjeno
glavo @~.:,
Ko so zadnje sence izginile, ko
je ze prva zvezda bledo vztrepe-
tala mad hribom, Sc je oglasilo
krog koce zalostno meketanje.
Cada je z rogmi trkala oh vra-
ia, kozlicka sta sc tesno, stiska-
la k materi.
Tedaj Sc je Boltezar prebudil
ma slamnatem pogradu il ONE
device. Plasno je gledal po te-
mi. Pognal Sc je kvisku, pa
omahnil nazaj. Pognal Sc je
vdrugic, dotipal kiln, XII je mo-
lei IL stene oh pogradu, in vstal
S silno tezavo.
Omotica ga je obsla, ko Sc je
postavil ma noge, in opotekajoe
Sc, Sc je splazil oh stem in is
kal dveri. Hropel. je tezko, v
senceh mu je nekaj kljuvalo
llevica je gomazela cd mrzlih
mravelj
"Prisla je ura," je razmisli]
in sc nj ustrasil.
Ko je odpehnil dveri, je pri'
peketala kozja druzinica vesela
k MENU. Kozlieka sta Sc spela
OBJ MEM kvisku in iskala v ME
govih rokah drobljancev.
Boltezar je S tezavo zapehni
vrata, otipal ma ognjiscu gobe
in kresilo ter vpihal ogenj. Bu'
tarica suhljati in loncek "a ju
tranje kosilo sta Sc cakala. Bol
tear nj zauzil nicesar.
| (Dalje prihodmjic)
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ENKKoPRZvNosI

koce. Po teh skalah pa bi stala
pot vec nego deset takih koc." /"
Boltezar je okrenil glavo pro-
tt goyorecemu tujcu, buljil vanj
2 nemirnim, plasnim pogledom,
pocasi odpiral usta - brada Sc
mu je zacela tresti in cez nekaj
hipov Sc mu je odtrgalo globoko
nekje v prsih - kakor grgranje
kakor prekipevajoci val srca
in po vzduhu Sc je razlegel kirk,
da so vsi obmolknili in povesili
poglede:
t'Raz - raz - razbojnik!"
Starec Sc je tresel kakor 81
ba, koscene prsi SO Sc dvigale
hropec, z rokami je zamahoval,
da je opletal odpeti rokav in sc
je MOI opotekaje komaj dotipal
do vrat ter izginil v koco. Teca-
il so zacvilili, zapah je zaskri-
pal.
"Moz je blazen," je prvi IL
pregovoril inzenir. Nihce mu nj
odgovoril.
"cudna prikazen," je pripom.
nil vnovic merjevec.
zupan je zgenil z rameni in
jih povabil: "Pojdimo!"
Druzba je memo odsla. Celc
hlapca, XII sta nosila lato in
sc resno zamislila. Kakor prero'
kova kletev Sc jim je zdel sta.
rec in njegova blazna ljubezer
kakor sveti ogenj..
Ia nekaj korakov sc je zu.
pan nenadoma ustavil, pomisli
in Sc obrnif nazaj. S nitro sto'
plnJO Je sci n kOcl, pOtrkal ne
vrata, potrkal ma limo, prislus
kal, klical.
'Ne bojte Sc, Boltezar! Koce
vam dam prenesti! Ostanete '
njej. Samo drugam jo postavi
mo-"
Zopet je prisluskal. IL koct
mic odgovora. Tudi vrata nist
zaskripala in Sc nj genils
zapahnjena lima. zupan je po
klical vnovic:
"Boltezar! Boltezar!"
In je pritisnil uho k lini.
Tezko hropenje Sc je culo
vines jok, cudno otroski jok, ka
kor bi umiralo dete.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-02
Urodnice podr. st. ID
s. Z. z.

Presednica, Frances Rupert,
193O1 Shawnee Ave-; podpred-
sednica, Antonija Svetek; tai
MICA, Frances Klein, 19407 Mus
koka Ave., ". 1920; h'egajni-
carka, Pauline Sajovec; zapis-
nikarica, Mary Yapel; nadzor-
nice: Frapces Globokar, Fran
ces Grcman in Frances stupica.
Seize sc vrsijo vsak prvi torek
v meSecu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-02

TTdVlCuc SO, Cc DCS6QG,g Zu-
pan, in revez je vsak, kogar tu-
je duri po petah bijejo. Sem po-
skusal to rec, Ali vsak Sc ne
upa, da bi tesal in zidal. Je TRIP.
ljenje in vdrugic hi 81 JAZZ ne
upal vec."
"Boltezar, ne bo vam vec tre-
ba. Ste ze preskrbljeni do smr-
til" ~
'Tudi JAZZ tako mislim, &c je
bozja volja.''
"Da, da, je ze vse preskrb-'
ljeno in sklenjeno. vi sc prese-
lite -"
"Selil sc ne bonn nikoli in nj
kamor - samo vecnost."
"Potrpite, da vam razlozim.
Poglejte, oni gozd je obcina pro-
dala. Toda il gozda nj poti. To
moramo napraviti, da DO mo-
goce z lesom do ceste. Mera je
pa danes tako pokazala, da ne
moreno S potjo drugod, razen
cez to sedlo, kjer stoji vasa ko-
ca. Ne moreno zgoraj, ker je
skala, ne spodaj, ker je samo
brezno. Ko bi bill obcinski mozje
kruti, bi vas kar pregnali. Koca
je stesana ma obcinskem, torej
prav "a prav obcinska last. Ker
vam pa nocemo delati tezav, "a
to boste sprejeti v obcinsko hi
SO, kjer boste -"
"Gostacw je kriknil obupno
Boltezar.
mic gostac, kaj bi tisto!"
"Gostac, gostac - O bodite
pravicni in ne jemljite, kar je
mojega. JAZZ ne grem IL koce, ne
grem; ko me poneso, takrat
pref ne!'
zupanu Sc je starec zasmilil
ko je videl polblazni obup v ME.
govih oceh. Zato je govoril ra.
hlo in prijateljski:
"Boltezar, pomislite tole: sta.
ri ste, kdo vam bo stregel tn, kc
inmate nikogar,"
"zupan, sedemdeset let in Sc
pet povrhu je minilo, odkar me
je Bog ustvaril; zakaj kakol
Adam nisem incl ne matere ir
ne oceta - "a grmom so me po
brali, kot il usmiljenja poberes
negodnega ptica. In VISA ia leta
mi nj nihce stregel, udaril in SUI.
nil me je pa vsak, kdor je uteg'
nil. Zato vem natanko, da ne
bonn zanaprej potreboval nobe.
ne strezbe, prav nobene, zupan
kakor je nisem doslej!"
"Ce pa zbolite
"Nisem bill Sc nikdar bolan. Ir
"a smrt tudi ne bonn. Verne duse
so mi razodele, da bonn umrl ia.
ko, kakor lescerba zamizi in
ugasne: ura Sc bo iztekla, ollie
bo poslo. Tako bo."
"Ne bo tako, ne! Pride bole.
zen - pa bo treba zdravnika
Vsak oboli ma starost, pred
smrtjo. Semkaj ne bo zdravni.
ka."
ga nj treba. Vse tezave sem
prebil brez pomoci; zato 81 upam
tudi umreti brez pomoei; upam
zaresno in mic sc ne bojim."
zupa.-u sc je delalo ma smeh,
pa Sc je pritajil, tezko pritaj jill
in je bill vessel, ko je pristopil in
zenir in spregovoril: "Gospod
zupan, obracunano je in premer-
Jeno. Ne prevelikih stroskov,
ker Sc ne 10 t~cba ogibati te
Blind Vets |
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-02
(Nadaljevanje)

Boltezar, XII Sc je oh razmis-
ljanju pretece krivice razvnel,
da so sc mu svetile stare, sive
oci in drhtele vele misice ma vra-
tn, ma senceh, sc je oh t. m
vzdihu zopet pomiril, kakor sc
poleze nenaden pis, XII zahrumi,
zazvizga - in odleti po vrho-
viii gozdov - "a deveto goro.
"Morda sem sc po nepotreb-
mem razsrdil in raztogotil. &c
Sc pametno preudari, je ia rec
nemogoca. Kar je mole, je ven
dar mole, in nj ga, da bi mi je-
NAL, &c nj Turek, &c nj vojska
ali pa razbojnik."
Zopet je vstal in jo risal do
skafa, kjer je vnovic popil ko-
zarec vode. Nato Sc je ozrl ma og-
njisce, XII Sc je tiscalo OBJ zldanl
VOCAL v koci, in sc zamislil v
naliti loncek in pripravljeno bu-
tarico dracja, XII je cakalo iskre,
da zaplamti. Po kratkem preu-
darku sc okrene proti vratom
me bonn kuril in pristavljal
kosila. Danes re ne, in pref ne,
da sc ia rec dozene do konca." "
Sc nikoli nj slisal, da leseni
zapah kruli in cvili, ko ga odri-
va. Danes je skripal tako glas-
no, da je Boltezar dvakrat pre-
nehal, preden ga je odrinil. Ko
so takisto hrescala vrata v lese-
nih tecajih, Sc je cudil in bal:
"Vse krici danes, vse sc zadi-
ra vame: Ia mila nebesa, kai
sem hudega storil?
Previdno je odrinil vrata, po-
dobna vegasti lesi, in pogleda]
ma poseko, kamor so sc bill ma
merrill mozje. Ali tamkaj ma po-
seki jih nj bilo. Zato je stopil
pogumneje liza koce in Sc OH
raj proti globeli, v katero Sc je
po eni plati topila poseka, ma
drugi pa je iz doline rastel pro-
stran gozd. Tudi odtod jih nj
ugledal. Pac pa je slisal zabija.
ME, udarce in vzklike - kakor
ukazovanje. Radovednost ga je
obsla, velika in skrbjo obda"
ma. Stopil je nazaj do vrat, jih
varno zaprl in zacel tihotapski
plezati "a ogromno pecino, XII Sc
je dvigala tik "a koco. Strmi
greben hriba ga je zakrival, da
ga odtamkaj, kjer SO doneli
udarci, nj mogel nihce zapaziti
Ko je prihropel do konca bre,
zine, je zavil ma desno in neopa-
zen prisel vrh posege, odkoder
Sc je dobro videlo v globel in ma
prostrani gozd.
Tukaj ma poseki sta Sc poigra-
vala kozlica, XII sta takoj prite.
kla k Boltezarju. Ia je sedel ma
parobek "a gostim tesem in opa.
zoval ljudi. Kozlicka sta mu IL
zala roke in poredna Iskrica je
uprla parkeljce cello ma njegoy
hrbet in ga potegnila "a cor
oguljenega klobuka.
Toda Boltezar sc nj zmenil "a
kozje ljubeznivosti. z izbuljeni.
mi ocmi je opazoval delo nenad-
nih prislecev.
Vlsoka lata sc Je premlkala
preko roba, nekdo - to je bill
tisti gosposki tujec - je klical
venomer: wise, Sc wise - ma
zaj - Sc malo - tako - stoj!n'
In takrat je pristopil tretji, "a.
sadil kol poleg late in ga z moe.
mimi udarci zabil v zemljo. Vca-
sin SO sc sesli vsi ma enem me-
stu, pregledavali, tudi kopali SO
kaj malega, pa Sc je zopet dvig-
Mia pisana lata in po rebri je
vnovic donelo: wise, Sc wise -
nazaj - Sc m malo tako
stoj!' Boltezar je tuhtal, kaj bi
to bilo. Pa Sc je nazadnje trdno
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-02
BOLTEzAR
F. S. FINzGAR

oprijel misli: ''To so merjevci,
svet merijo. Maj ga! Tudi koco
premerijo. Maj jo, kaj tisto. b.
do videli in spoznali, kako TRIP
ljenje je, kadar kdo sam in star
in slaboten gradi hiso v TAKEN
bregu."
Solnce Sc je dvigalo, mozje
so re obsli globel, lata sc je pri-
kazala ma poseki, pogledi moz so
cezdalje bolj strmeli v koco.
Boltezar je zdrsnil parobka
in z lato vred drsel skrivoma
navzdol. Kadarkoli je lata OBJ
stala, je obstal Boltezar skirt
"a grebenom in gologlav molil
pleso preko roba. Ko Sc je dvig-
Mia lata in Sc priblizala petde-
set korakov hisi, sc je "a toliko
korakov splazil navzdol tudi
Boltezar. In ko je lata obstala
tik koce in Sc naslonila ma memo
sleme, tedaj je Boltezar stopil
liza skale in razoglav, roka-
mi ma hrbtu, topo gledal to po-
cetje.
Ko jje vnovic zadonel tujcev
glas: stoj! in Sc je poleg late,
pray oh 1eseni koci, sredi stene
zaril pod udarci v tia kol, in je
zabijac -- nalasc ali po nerod-
nosti - udaril nekajkrat po ko-
ci, da Sc je stresla in votlo "a
donela, tedaj je Boltezarju "a
vrela stara kri. Kakor hi ga bill
udaril po glavi in po srcu, vse
zaeno, tako Sc mu je zdelo. "a
vihtel je oguljeni kastorec ma
glavo in stopil liza skale pre- d
onadva z dvignjeno roko.
Oci so gorele, brada Sc mu je
tresla - il hropecih prsi je "a
donel rezek glas - kakor ma
bruSen noz - in usekal:
''Pustita koco, razbojnika!'
Delavca sta Sc .preplasila ne
nadnega krika. Prvemu je iz-
polzela lata IL rok in padla zdol5
po tleh, drugemu je omahnila
dvignjena sekira in odpovedala
udarec.
Sc preden sta Sc zavedela, je
stal Boltezar S hrbtom oh ste.
nj koce, dvignil Sc levico in "a
krical vnovic:
"Koca je moja! Proc, razboj.
nik!"
Ko sta Sc delavca streznila
cd nenadnega pojava in spozna-
la, da to nj ne gromovnik Mo-
zes pod Sinajsko goro in ne
prerok Eliza, ampak Boltezar,
samotdrcek in kozar, sta sc sra
movala svojega strahu, in prvi,
XII je nosil lato, je re iztegnil ro-
ko po starcu.
V tenn trenutku Sc je pa po-
javil zupan in osornim gla-
som zapovedal mir.
Boltezar je Sc stal trdo oh
stem, nanjo naslonjen, z rape
TINA rokama - kakor bi bill kri-
zan - in brada Sc mu je tresla
in oko Sc je bliskalo.
zupana je hipoma spreletelo
kakor strah pred blaznim star
Gem, ko je stopil predenj.
Mehko in prijazno je zato "a
stavil besedo.
xvi ste Boltezar, kajne, stri-
cek?"
"Sem Boltezar, &c ste vi res
zupan."
"Sedite semkaj ma tnalo, da
Sc mirno pomeniva."
Boltezarju sta omahnili raz-
peti roki; divjim pogledom je
osinil oba delavca, preden sc :je
odmaknil cd stene in sc pribli-
zal zupanu, XII je sedel ma tnalo.
"Mirno Sc pomenimo in po
bozji pravici, gospod zupan. Ia
ko prosim."
"Ste sami stesali to koco?"
"Kaj me skusate, zupan?"
Boltezar je bill Sc tako raz-
burjen, da Sc mu je beseda tre-
| c1a s1
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Mali ogIasi
Mlad zakOnski par

z dvema majhnima otrokoma,
nujno potrebuje stanovanje s S
sobami, v okolici Greenwood
Ave. ali Lake Shore Blvd. Kdor
ina "a oddati, maj poklice AT
3100, Extension 355, in vprasa
"a Mr.. zuzek, cd 1. do 5. ure po-
poldne.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-31

DETROITS OWN BEN HEN
DERSON JR.. MARINE PRIVATE
FIRST CLASS. WRITES friends
from the small but terrifically inn
portsnt island OF Two limo that
there's never a dull moment.
Vslms Brsnsm. hostess par ex-
cellent. showered her friend Ss-
dye Routt- Brown Sunday Sadye
expects the stork any day now,
A TEACHING FAMILY
Beloved Mrs. Leila c. Campbell
has returned 10 her frst love-the
teaching profession. She is sub
stitute in the Detroit public school
system. Gertrude Francois, Lau-
"a Kate Pickens and Johnnie
Scott. daughters OF the school
marin. are teachers in the Detroit
system G. morous Rose. the
youngest daughter, is pursuing a
teaching course al Wayne univer-
sity.
MORE AND
BETTER BRIDGE
Walter Roberts. prcsi den, OF the
Detroit Bridge League. says that
the league plans a program of
bigger and better activities this
season. The club meets every
Monday might. 8 pm. al the Nj
Vernon Recreation Center They
play duplicate contract. game
that will surely test the skill Out
10 recent affair were Mr. AND
MRS. BERTRAM HUDSON. MR.
AND MRS MELVIN JONES. Mr..
AND MRS. ROBERT ANDREW.
MR. AND MRS. JOHN STEW
FMS. MRS EDITH ROBINSON.
MISS VERA CLARK. MRS BER-
TIA HUBBARD. MRS LYDIA
GOGGINS. ERNEST SWEENEY.
WALTER ROBERTS. DR.. II. E.
TAM FRENCH JOHNSON SAM
BARRY. WILLIAM FRIEND and
others
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-31
TOWN TOPICS


Debonair Eddie Warren Evans.
medical student at Meharry Med
zeal college. Nashville, Tenn. paid
a brief but exciting visit TO our
town last week. While here he
was seen besuing some OF the
towns fsirest.
Folk are raving no less about
our own product in the person OF
Carlotta Framed. the singing
thrush. Her concert last Friday
night was well received.
The George Taylors are parents
again. A seven-snd-three- quarter
boy was born TO them last week.
Mrs. Taylor and baby are receiv-
ing visitors at Trinity hospital
Last Sunday the very young set
had an enjoyable time at 10 Ann
Bowers birthday party. The lit
lie miss was fcted by her grand
parents. Dr. and Mrs. James l..
Henderson, OF 81. Aubin avenue
Ell CHIT MILE ROAD EX-
TENDED A HAND OF VEL
CONE TO THE NEWCOMERS IN
that vicinity Sunday. The North
west branch council OF the Detroit
Urban League held tea from 4
until & pm Mrs. Pearl Wright.
president Of the Northwest branch.
presided assisted by Miss Eliza
beth Brammer, director OF. the
branch Raymond Hatcher and
Shelton Johnson spoke Nefeort-
Ing the brand new citizens TO
Fcrndale.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-31
New Era Study
Club Hears Two
Sociologists
nv NIyIENNE

Tuesday night the NeN Era
Study CLUB presented unique
program Al The home Of Mrs. Fan
neue Norris who WAS hostess
along with Jessie Parrish. Beatrice
Oycr,on and Fannie Rsyford
Three SrcakerS. each an expert
in her. particular field. brought
some vital and timely facts to the
members and guests assembled.
PROGRAM hartman Erncstinc
Wake selected a timely .opic In
tcr-cuitural Relations, This vas
devcloocd by Mrs. Jessie Kimball.
from the Detroit Council II Social
AGENCIES. Mrs Beulah Whitby.
from the Detroit Inter-racial Com
mission and Mrs, Beulah Brewer
from tho Higgingotham school
Each speaker stressed what tho
organization that she reDresented
was doing toward inicr-cultural
relations. After hearing some vital
facts from Mrs Beulah VII Thy
regarding tension in the Detroit
area this reporter was thankful
for The existence OF such COM
mittee
AMONG THE nuWcrous mem
bcrS and guests present. We saw
Mrs Helen Garvin. who was the
efficient mistress Of ceremonies.
YRS Beatrice Preston. H. 'ev
Bell Mrs SparkeS Mrs Ann
Brady Laura Kate Pickens. Mrs.
Walton. Mrs. Mamye Jeffrey Ms.
Roy Morton. Mrs Elsie Lewis.
oresiden; Of the club. Mrs Louise
Grooms. Mrs w. Carter. Miss Sue
Bethel Mesdames Earl Walton.
Hazel Smith. Zalma Collier Rosa
Gragg Louise Whithers boon. A
Marshall. " Woods. V Smith.
Hazel Smith Beatrice. Flanagan
Roberts Marguerite BraNtley. Jes-
sic Parrish. Prentis Walker, w.
Brewer. Fannie Rayford and Mrs
Lana Walden.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-31

joNoi The evening we're. NJ and
Ms Leroy Fra7.er Mr. and Mrs
E L Evans Day and Irene Colin.
Jacquclne Frazer Juanlta Frazier.
Hampton Williams, S2-c Roosevelt
Richardson. M and Ms William
Agnew Mrs. ESpernola Jones. Mrs
NIole; Stevens VI. and Mrs. Will
liam Parker. Mrs jeanette Ingram.
Mrs Earlere Matthews. Miss VII
hc.r.ua Irwin. Ms James Wiz
Nam> Miss A-a>ta Cason. Wl.'sd
WAl'iock. Edward Bonner Ms
7Goruet, Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Tyson. Miss Mildred Renfvoe, Roo
e.; Reufroe;
B.l Reufroc. Victor Jackson.
Mss Fora Turner. Dr.. and Mrs
Fowler. Mr. and Mrs. Chss. Will
burn. Miss Mildred Maddox. Har-
old Thomas, Erman Terry. Thoms,
Jackson Jr. William Owens. John
Oats Miss Georgia Lee Gsyton
Samuel Smith. M. and Mrs Brady
Coleman. Johnny Hall. M and
Mrs Eugene Carey. Miss Gertrude
GranEe~. Mrs Dorothy Jones.
Mrs Title Granger. Mrs. Mildred
Pa-asa. Nr and Mrs II Thomas,
Mrs ( Thomas. and many others.
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Sailor Wed In Simple
Home Ceremony Friday

TIC home q Nj and Ms.
T eaor Wh.rock o, Nor,hae,d
s'reet Ass the scene o. wuch
cs.ety during ne weekend Their
daughter Phyllis Ida. became the
o-Ide Of Sc George Brown Jr, al;
he hone The marriage ceremony
wss performed by the Rev J D
Howell on Fr.day Nth . group q
relatives and close friends present.
On me MONDAY following the
marriage a reception Vas held az
the Whi'lock home Guests Nere
received from : o'clock 20 % clock
The guests STAYED on and enjoyed
themselves until the wee hours
OF the morning.
THE BRIDE was very lovely at
tired in pale blue dotted Swiss
lorna, She wore pink flowers in
her hair and a Cogsage Of pink
roses
The hos.cSses were the Misses
WsHcalce Garter. Eleanor Frazier.
Betty Stevens. MNACent Lewis. and
.0ye.ta Foster VINO We're dressed
SD fc.Ha.s They mere very help
,al = Keeping he guests enter
'a.nc6 car.n- re cyc0u- and
tECN saw - r fHar CvFrv1r'c or
goNea themselves thoroughly
TIE Young couple received Many
'nHc.y Cts V0.ca they N.. FRO
NCry .>cfM when 'hcy boS.r keep
NJ ;HC.. own home
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-31
COMING EVENTS

April 6, the Silhouet,es party at
the 600
April :. the Ello;torian Business
Women's spring bridge party.
April l8. the Silhouettes open
house al the KAPPA KASTLE.
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SOME OF
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-31

MONDAY night blonde and viva
G Gus Jeanne Cole entertained ne
DOOLlTTLES AT HER HOME
ON JOSEPHINE AVENUE.
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April = the Ello,torian Business
Women's spring bridge party.
April Is. the Slhouettes open
house al the KAPPA KASTLE.
MID-wEEK PARTIES
Virginia White was the pcrfec,
hostess Saturday when she enter
,ained her bridge CLUB al her
home on Troworioge avenue. Her
lovely mother assisted her in
greeting the guests
Regulars on hand a, TIC meet
.ng were ANGEL LAMBERT.
MFLlSSABELr GRANT. BONNIE
SMITH, IRENE McCLENDON.
IRENE GRAY JENNIE
YOUNG JENNIE PAGE. RUTH
WEAVER. MARBODlNE ROBIN.
son, ELEANO OSBURNE.
AND HELEN TOODLE Guests:
VALERIE PETTlFORD. JEAN
META WHITLEY. MILDRED
LEE KATE PICKENS. MRS
DON AID OWENS. LYDIA
SCOTT MRS. 6 W JENKINS
PEARL PENICK and ODESSA
TROTTER Pri7e winners were
first Jennie Page. and MehsSaoel
Grant second
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EST MARSHALL hoSiesSed her
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RATION POINTS

MEATS, FATS, Etc.-Book 4, Red
Stamps VS., rs and A2 through Do
good through June 2. Stamps E2
through j, good through June 80.
Stamps K2 through P2, good through
July 81. Stamps O. through W, good
through August 81.
Save every mop of waste fat. For
victory in l945 an added 100000 600
pounds is needed Each pound is
worth red points.
PROCESSED FOODS-Book 4.
Blue Stamps HI through No, good
through June 2. Stamps NJ through
So, good through June 80. Stamps
To through x2, good through July
81. Stamps Y2, 70 and AL through
C1, good May through Aug. 81.
SUGAR-Book 4, Stamp 35, good
for five pounds through June 9
Stamp No. 36 valid May l.
SHOES-Book 3, Airplane Stamps
l, 2 and 3. Termination date not
set.
GASOLINE-15-A Coupons good
for four gallons each through June
81. Be-, CO, B-1 and CT coupons
good for five gallons.
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Tri-y Ins+ans
New Officers
Ar Mothers Tea

Highlight Of the annual Mother
Daughter tea given Sunday after
noon in the junior college auditor
ium by the Tri-Y, formerly Girl
Reserves, of Central Union High
school was the installation of Off
GERS for next year.
Helen Dawson took office as the
new president, succeeding Esther
Weakley Other new officers are
Lalla Sue Reed, vice president; Kay
O'Conner, secretary; and Lorraine
Ziebarth, treasurer.
Retiring officers, in addition to
the president, are Audrey Macurda,
e-president; Jean Swanberger,
secretary; and Lalla Sue Reed,
treasurer.
Mothers of the girls were special
guests for the occasion. as were mem
bers of the county Y.WC.A. board
and Miss Eva Wilson, girls adviser
for the high scf;ooi.
Recognition of Tri-Y graduates
was made at the affair.
Those in charge of the tea were
Mary Hatch, invitations; Dorothy
Mae Hatch, program; Lalla Sue
Reed, refreshments; Pat McEuen,
decorations; and Patti Blair, pub
licity
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FL Centrans
Attend BrawIey
B.P.W. Meeting

FL Centro members Of the Busi-
ness and Professional Women's club
were special guests at the meeting
OF the Brawley chapter, held Mon
day night in the Patio of the Plan
ters hotel
Eleanor McClasky of the Brawley
chapter spoke on the history of the
club. Seniors of Brawley high school
were also guests for the evening.
Refreshments were served following
the meeting.
Those attending from Ell Centro
were Mary Hancock, Merta Thomp-
son, Naomi Culver, Lois Patterson,
Evelyn Williams, Florence Carlson,
FloSsie 10 Burson, Helen Ashelford
and Evelyn Allen.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-22
Meeting Report
Closes Year
For Chapter AV

Last meeting OF the season of
Chapter AV, PEO., was held Mon
day afternoon at the home of Mrs
Laural Ferguson with a potluck
luncheon served prior to the busi-
ness meeting.
Program for the afternoon was a
report by Mrs. Ferguson, chapter
president, en- the recent statewide
business meeting held early in May
in Santa Rosa. Mrs. Ferguson was
the representative for the four VAL
ley chapters in Brawley and Cali
patria, and El Centro, and for those
in San Jacinto, Hemet, Indio and
Banning.
Those present were Mesdames j.
D. Adams, E. E Anderson, Roy E.
Breedlove, Warren Currier, Earle @.
Davis, Howard Farnswortl1, Stevens
H Harris, Frederick p Heald, Den
ma Holloway, o. G. Horne, Harry
W. Horton, George R. Kirk, Forrest
E. Kutz, Leo Magee, M. L. McFar-
land, Minor O. Simms. c. E. Sprouse,
w. A. Tondro, and the hostess, Mrs.
Ferguson.