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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-24

lpuroe alld pieoer eripGblt in oieien
Soften. Gr beluirbt iicb jebt Inn oas
Sobere slmt Slgenori6ter oes Gupa
boga Goulltp. Gr lit Mitslico ser
Imerican 2egion, 7ireftor oesGleuc-
lano Sufetp Council, Merridbaus,
@erein fiir perfriippelte Ginoer, Sim.
! Der @obliabrtsfonitee uno pieler All
Serer Srganiiationen, su pielc nm
ale an5ugeben. Nidtcr McSermott
fat iicb einen gllten Sui erlpprbell.
geioe Nmpnltsfanlmern BON Glepe=
lano baben i'm illooiiiert, iolpie sic
Giti5enS Seaglle, Glepelano Ylain
Scaler, Nelps, Ereb II. sSeoeration Of
Sabor uno anbere polfiihen poll
tiIhen Srsaniiationen. &ihter Mc-
Sernott hit Jung, scist erobes Snter-
eiie fiir &inoer,poblfabrt. Gr lit az,
greliip geredt uno unparteiilh in iei-
men llrteilen. Gr ipiiroe ald) einen
gllten &idter fiir bas SugenSeerid,t
ergeben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-24
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
By Catherine Kerr

Youngstown, O., Oct. "a
Everything has been done to
make the Halloween Dance on
October 10Th success.
The committee has outdone it.
self. with prizes, decorations and
a good dance band.
, Now all we need to make it
come out right, is to see all the
familiar faces of friends from far
and near.
So may we again extend a most
hearty invitation to all out of
town clubs and organizations =
both young and old - to attend.
This dance is sponsored by the
newly organized Saxon Mr.. and
Mrs. Club" and we are most anxi-
Gus to have all our friends and ac-
quaintances attend - so that we
may renew old friendships and
make new ones. Looking forward
to seeing you.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-24

tn bel Ser Wabl am 5. Nppember. CT
lit elm Mitslieo elmer in GlepelanS
gut befannten isanilie lmo elm tiid'
tiger prafti5ierenoer Neftsampnlt
icit ~ Sabren nit Nusnabme bon
Sreieiubalb Sabrcn sic er oils 2cllt.
uant IN ser slrmee geoient, bapon IS
Monate I'M sluslanb. Gr erbielt ci,
men Slg 8rao BON ser Weitern Ne
ierpe llninerlitat lupo hullrbc Slr
ImpaltSummer 5ilgelulien. Seigtun
bat ouh ais Silisgeneralanpolt benl
Staut Ohio geoient. Sn 1910 trnt
er nit icincm 8rlloer &oilgrebnann
Mifucl u. fseigban in cin Satu-
EartnerIbip. Gr i Il eiu 9rlloer BON
fiinf griiocrn Oie ale 9fedNtsanpdlte
iino. Gr bGpirbt iih I'm bus Hittcr-
amt peil cr Sic notigc 9iloung mS
Grfabrl,ng bafiir bat unb Qualifi5iert
lit oieies slmt 81 perlpalten in Sc
redtigfeit fiir alle 9cl,te bon Glepe.
lauo lno Gllpaboga Gountp.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-24
0,aitafien anS 2(neel
Sm &insfampf in Der Nrena.

Gin Ser Observation-Disclosures
pielsr. Saiionen miro Gonnerstag-
abeno in ser slrena itattfinben, iasi
9ingsampf-Sireftor Sad tSanion,
stpiidpn Mta,lricc Sillct (Iranso,
iiiter snsel aenannD u,ro Gliii @u
ltafion aus Mil,neiota. slngel tuiee1
$50 Gf,lno auo miro iif nit ,Siger"
Soc Marih aus Chicago, 81, melien
Ser auh 26O Efino miegt. Gliit gu
itaiion fat ieiue S1noe poa nit oen
bGrilhen Stanlep Mpslaif, elm itar.
fer Eole. Il,d) TreO 8oiif BON Glepe.
lano miro perll,den Sarrp Moauin
aus Wontreal, CANADA, 81 legen. sr
Beroem rineeu nod eric "Sbe Gbelt'
Solmbah nit Bottom n-Srldnoer gill
Saa. gr0iinet miro ser Hingfamp'
bon Sarolo Starr aus Oregon mil
oem farbigen 8ulloog Srumono ailS
SrNinnonnIis SnN
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-24
CANTON ECHO
By Lillian Bremen

Canton, O., Oct. 24+The next
meeting will be held Nov. 5. The
meetings have been changed tc
Tuesday instead of Fridays dur
ing the football season. This i:
far ahead enough notice for yo,
to plan to attend so let's really
boost up the attendance for oul
meetings.
The boys basketball practice is
lin full swing and everyone i:
awaiting the beginning of the
Saxon basketball tournament.
The schedule looks like a tough
one but we can do it.
Don't forget Cleveland Vests
Twentieth Anniversary, Nov.
and 3. Let's make plans to atten(
those OF us who can.
On Oct. II we had at tht
Sachsenheim a nice affair, aTrau
benfest. Everyone had swell
time. The Traubenfest went over
big with everyone and grant
crowd showed up to make the
evening grand success. The
orchestra played the song every
one liked and in the basement
everyone was fined if caught
stealing grapes. With coopera'
tion from every one, the evening
proved a success.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-24

laiien iabren oen eapigen 8uno. Ga'
rum ilicBt ser fslud) oas SanS." Sci.
"a. 4-6 ,bas lit fl,rS 0ie llrIad)e
fiir ull oas GIeno in ser @elt uno
oas ein5ise Seilmittel lit in Seius
Ghriltp3 ltno in ieincn Worten 81
iuhen, v0em es lit In feinem an'
oeren Sell, lit al,d fein anoerer Na-
me lnter bem &immel Sen Menidcn
geeeben barin mir iolen lelig pcr'
SEN" MpoIt. 4, ~. 0enn roie 8ott,
loien iprid)t ser Serr, baben feinen
csrieoen." Sci. As, %. Gum Sdlub
idiloerte ser 3eoner Sen eroben aon'
tralt ,,lpii6en Der beutigen franfen
@elt uno bas Seim Scr 5rfiinitiseu
@eIt, tpo alles berrlid) uno id)o,l
lein miro"
elm fommenoen Sonntag pir>
Serr Guaneeliit S: .. Ne,lfelo mie.
ser in ser Sa6ienbeim 6aQe iprs.
den lrno otpar iiber oas 1bema rTe,
Sdliiiiel S,r 8ibel". Ser gpungeliil
iagt, bieies lit cine bon ieinen lebr'
reidMten a,no meiit geid)dsten 8or
trage, iiher an0bte ,iemano Sen 8or.
trag permiiien. Oas &omitee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-24
3ujtan> Scr te,atieett
It)clt

Ser 1ropbet Seiaia flagte iibe,
Sirael inoem er iagte: Gas san5t
Sallpt lit franf, bas gan5e Ser5 III
matt. &on ser SllBloble bis aufs
Salrpt lit nitts @eiuubes al iipnI
lonoern @unoen uno Striemen unS
Gitcrbeulen, oie nift gebeitet nod
perbunoen nod NIT Sel gclinoer1
iino." 9as lit elm flares 8ilo Don
3,litano ser beutigen @eltlage, iagtt
Glpansellit gselrielo am Sonntaa'
abeno oils er iiber oas 5belna Sic
frantc Welt" itrad). Tie @clt III
franf auf oem politilhen, io5ialeu
l,no religioien 8ebiet. 0ieie anan'
genebmen 3ui uitGnoe ilt Ser @elt iinS
Griiillllnsen lmo bibliihe @eisiag'
lngen. Seius ia9te ~@leid) aber tris
es 81 ,Seit 9toabs .par, ulio ipirS
aud iein oie 3llfunft ocs MenIden
iobncs." Matt. "a, 81. ~9a iprad
ser Serr: Die Meuiden ,pollen iid
BON meinem 8eilt niht mebr itrafer
laiien." Moi. 6, 3. Nud) Haullls
ihiloert Die letten Gage IN folgen
oen @orten: r9as iolllt ou aber ipii
ien bob in Sen letten 5agen ,per'
Sen ereulife .3eiten .trnlmen. -
v9)fit bcn boIen Menider uno ner
fiibreriiGen ipiro's lie lGnger, ie ar,
GER" Sim. 3, 1. 13. unb 100 fon
men mir Sic llria6e finSen? @ieSel
in 8cttesaport. rTie 2iebe miro i,
bielen erfalten". Matt. "a, 12. -
v9cnn Sas lit bie 2iebe 81, Bott, oai
mir feline 8cbote balteu." 1 Sobn 5
3. slud ser Yropbet Seiais itinm,
oieiem BE-. in oem er iaste = "0as
2anb lit entbeiliet BON ieinen Gin
tpobnern; oenn iie iibertreten oas
@eiet unS Gnoern ole Gebote uni
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-24
SAXON VETERANS
ASSOCIATION
By Hans Steiner

Cleveland, O., Oct. 24-Hav-
ing had a good beef roast for
Sunday dinner we feel good again
and many other people too. We
had nice turnout at our bowl
ing tournament last Sunday ;
several wives came along too. We
will build better alleys from now
on, so that bales always go down
straid. and not into the gutter.
Let's not forget our next meet
ing Nov. 3. at the East Side Sach-
senheim at 3 p. m. Anyone know
ing a 5 room house for rent for
one of our Veterans and his fami.
ly may call at SH 3848 or WO
1868.
The high cost OF living went
over the postwar peak last week
and is now on the down-grade, 50
you may not pay as much Tor
eggs, butter. cheese and clothing
SOON Too little and too late, say
the Republicans, the COP. will
capture the Senate! Yes A. +.
Zell we know about going to the
polls. we Veterans have give a
good part of our time and energy,
and some more, we may let some
of our state officials know about
the soldiers bonus. we in Ohio
did not get. The government own
ed aircraft plant at Santa Monica
Calf. has been purchased by the
Douglas Aircraft Co. for a little
sum of S3,6O7,l ,lO5.OO: but the !
buildings costed the government
S7,32o,OOO!OO.
Eddy Schneider has a new l94I
auto and took his mother for 4
ride last Sunday. Eddy you are
lucky, we have a deposit for a
new car since lastDecember. Otto
Schmidt is happy young man
he has been engaged to a sweet
girl, she is a teacher at Berea
College. Bob Gunesch and Freely
Sigarto are now home to see you
in Our meeting soon.
The Veteran.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-24
Das SeitbiIo i'm SpieoeI
Der preiie:

Die Grfldrlrg @alter &eutbers,
oes GrGiibenten ser Hereinafter Mu,
torobilar6eiter, $50 ,oab oie geaen,
partige arge Seou5ierl,ng Ser sluto.
nnobiler5ellgllng uuf Die &nappbeit
al Stabl 3uriid5llfiibren lei, sibt Ser
&nappbeit iid bon ser fursiid,tisel,
&eutber barauf auimerfiam au ma,
Gen, oaB Sieie Stoblfnappbeit teines-
megs Surdy cine &onferen5 slpilGen
slrbeitgebern unS Mrbeitncbmern ab-
gebolfen trerOen tam,, tpie Iie bon
Nutber porgeidlagen miro, ba bieie
~N. .. Simes" Ole Sunbhabe, Serrn
Yolitif berid)rci6e, sic Neutber uno
anSere 9lrbeitfiibrer i'm letten @in-
ter rno 5riibiabr perfolgt baben.
9em bur6 Sen Stablitreif ,purSe
Ser Stablporrat fir einen gansen
Monat eingebiiBt all1S Ser &oblen'
itreif pieberum bate cine &couSie-
rllng Ser Stablproouftion sur 1solge.
tpGbreno sic Giienbabn-, Sd)ifiabrts.
unS 2altautoltreifs sic 9ieferung 10.
mobl bes Nobmaterials ,pie ser Ser
tigiparen bebinoert baben. Die eegen.
lpdrtig slrbeitsloien5iffer uub beren
nod 'orubenoe grbobuns iino MIR Sic
6olge bon aaeoem. I'm cine @ieoer-
bollrne oieier Nrt bon s(rbeitslUiie-
feit 81, perbinoern enlpfieblt oas
8latt 9errn &elltber uno Sen anoe-
rem 9lrbeiterfiibrrn, bafiir 5u iorgen,
SaB cine Holitif Ser MfGBigrng per-
binoere, oaB etipa cine nel,e Serie
bon Streifs i'm nGd)Iten Sabre aufs
neue sen Slub Ser Materialien itore,
mena,sleidy sic eeee,trtirtisenSd Sd,auic-
rigfeiten baourh nid)t n1ebr beboben
per6en fo1tnen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-24

Gieb, 5leiib ,,no auem mosliben
Die Erotetiion 1rie in Brobibitirns.
aeitcn, aber ipcnn Sic Rracruna Don
auem Nnfang al Mebr ltristcr Dos
1eieb iiber Hreisfoniroue bl!rngc.
fii5rt bGtta, bral,hten mir niht uber
Snilation slnait .,lt baben. obcr Nod,-
Id liafeit in ser Smd)i,ihrnna Ger
@e'ebe hat ollcs io1ucit a,trcclt onb
Der I3llar bette aud ieillcn @crt
i'm HUSBAND eingcbiibt bat Gnr 10
weiter unS Gas YriIl3ip zines arie-
ges lit un1,ltaltiom: sic Icidwn
merocn rciGcr, Oic 9lrI'c1 obcr ,ucr-
ocn drlrcr! Yotrintism1s hGnat an
Nnael uls id0nes gilo.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-24
piekpreiie t,attK Kentreu'
en>e itarf eeitteeen
S@I,tb bon Sette 1

bon neuem nit Der Srage befoiien,
Of Sic @ontrolle iiir Woltereiprobut,
tc tpicOcr eingeiiibrt speroen icn.
8. Iie 2eoguc Of @omeu Sbop-
pers heiGuloiat Sic Negierune, boi'
lie vsus Golt ousUerfouit bat" ,u;S
ridtetc an Sic &1rier oen Aepea
i'm gan5en Sano einen &Guieritreif
81, bcgitme,l limb sic &orereimit
9licoer 81, Idloge,,, lueldje Sic Yreis
fontrollc abgcld)offt baben".
Somit gibt sic Negierllng ge.
apiiiermaBeu cinem politiicben Druid
Inn Mbiduiflln3 Der &ontrna. nod
henn riele &Groler .pareu mht in
Har Gage nber aud, u!,s BcWiiiens
bitten nift mlllig in o"n Sdlpor5
lanSel 5l eeben. So(Anne cl3 Sc,
3riea mar. hatten sic Sctirhtr Dol
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-24
Ni<tter li,iuian, !.
UteDerntctt
&anoi6at fir 3idjter bes
Snacnbgeridtes

Gitter @iaiam 5. McGcrmott il,
&anoioat iiir Hihter ocs ncleu ,Slt-
genogcrid'tes bier Sobre 5ermin. vr
lit as Sabre aft, pcrheiratet II. Goter
bon erei &il1ocrn. Gr 6icl,tc i'm erlte,l
Weltfrieg 1917 biz 1919. Gr obIoi.
pierte @cItern Heierpe llniperlitGt
HebtsIdalle lno Oient inn 0ffeutliben
Scben ieit 1890 ais er als Silfs=
l(nitco Staats 0iitritt Mn,ualt er.
ltannt ipuroc. Sn Sabre 1889 .puroe
er als Wtllni5ipalrihter ernannt unr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-24
SAXON. VETERAN
ATTENTION.

once again we hnd the day OF
election close at hand. To some
of US, this day is OF no conse-
quence, it is just another day.
But to those who acknowledge
the qualification of such privi-
lege and give due consideration
to such an event. this occasion is
something to appreciate and to
be most grateful for.
Yes, the war is over. True
enough, but if we are content
with just sitting back and taking
life easy now, and ignoreing our
responsibilities. then the long,
hard struggle of bitter war sacri-
fee, and bloodshed has all been
in vain. The time has come when
we must accept the inevitable
serious state. As true American
citizen, we must all do our in
dividual duties, no matter how
great or small, if we desire to
have truly democratic nation
and maintain that peace which
has once again been restored to
us. Our sons. brothers. husbands
and loved ones so b1avely and
gallanty gave their lives to pre-
serve the freedom and the rights
that each aud every American
has enjoyed ever since the con-
stitution was adopted. We cann't
fail them. they shall not have died
in vain.
There is not one OF us who
would consider employing an in
dividual in his household with
out thorough investigation as
to the party's personal character
and ability to perform the duties
such an undertaking would in
volve. The problem every Ame-
rican has when election time is.
once again, just around the cor
ner. is even far more serious,
due to the fact that the candidate
his vote. may put in office, can
so greatly affect his city. state or
! even the entire nation.
Therefore. not single one
OF us is qualified to go
to the polls and cast just ballot
for the numerous political Offices
until he has, first of all, acquaint-
ed himself with the various cam
didate who are campaigning for
these positions.
You can have just such
chance by attending the political
,, meeting at the Saxon club, Sun
day afternoon, Nov. 3, at $50 p
I'm. All members of Branches p
and so. the T. 5. ]. A. members,
all social members, and all Sax
ons of Youngstown and vicinity,
are invited and urged to attend.
Free refreshments will be served.
| Numerous politicians. seeking
political Office will be present and.
will deliver campaign speeches.
Let us all attend so that we
may study our candidates and
learn just what they stand for.
When the time comes to go to
the polls. we can go with the
knowledge and confidence that
the candidates we are voting for
| are qualified for the position they
desire and be certain that they
will do their utmost to preserve
our democracy and maintain the
peace. A. F. Zell. Sec'y.
--O--
m
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-24
FARRELL
HIGHLIGHTS
By Mabel and Marge

Ferrell, Pa, Oct. 24-The Fe~
deration of Clubs has decided to
sponsor a bowling league. The
Saxon Sick Benefit Society has
intentions of entering a team in
this league. Due to the fact that
SO many members are interested
in getting into this competition,
it has been decided to have an
elimination contest to decide who
shall represent the club. Any
member Of the Soxon Sick Bene-
fit Society will be eligible. Elimi-
nation contest will be held next
Sunday. Oct. y, at s p. m. at the
Saxon Club. All those interested
i'll trying to make this team
should be here at this time. There
will be a fine game competition,
the eight high men VIII repre-
sent the Farrell Saxons in league
play. Everyone is cordially in
vited to participate. The league
Recreation Center every Sunday
games will be played at Hickory
afternoon from 4 to 6. Now then
lets all be out Sunday night for
the try-out for this team.
Any other particulars will be
posted on the bulletin board in
the club.
To Ellwood City
You can expect to see group
from Farrell at your dance Sat,
so be prepared.
Farrell has chosen their beauty
queen but her name will not be
rev called until the night of the
dance in Cleveland.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-24
GS,uarH s. Seieha,,
&anbioat fir Common 9Ieas
Nid)ter

Serr Goparo 5. 5'isban lit ein
aanoioat fir &idter ins Common
Gleas @erid)t bonn Gupaboso Goun.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-24

- Gas 8rot lit fleiner gaporben.
aber nid,t ser Mppetit.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-02

Mich, and Windsor, Canada.
Fishing Trip: On Friday, July
20, group went to Lake RebeCCa
on fishing trip. The group in
cludcd Mcssrs. and Mines. {. &.
Underwood. Arthur Ice, +. c. I'm
dcrwood and Mrs. John Cook, The
fishing trip was concluded with n
plCuC.
Harvey and Miss Nadine Kings
berry. niece Of Mrs. Il. II. Harvey,
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. u,
II. Harvey, 1881 Bryant Ave. No.
The Carriers are from Fresno,
Calf, and Miss Kingsbcry Is from
Chicago.
Mrs. Mary Alice Smith, 2g20
Fifth Ave. So, will leave August
3 for ST. Charles, H., 10 visit n
frrrnd, Mrs Dona G. Barger, and
will later visit relatives and friends
m Chicago. Mrs, Smith plans to
Ne away about three weeks.
Mrs. II. q. Newman and dauRh-
ter, Mrs. Dorothy Evans, have been
visiting MIR. and Mrs Cecil r.. New.
man, 1900 Portland Ave, for ten
days. Mrs. II, o. Newman Is the
mother Of MIR Newman and Mrs.
Evans IL his sister They returned
to Kansas City, Mo, on Thursday
Of this week.
While in Minneapolis the Kansas
Citians were entertained by Mesars.
and Mines. Frank Boyd Of St Paul
and Curtis Chivers Of Minneapolis,
and by Mrs. Jesse Shannon Of Min
neapolis.
Mrs. Newman and Mrs Evans
attended the various Minneapolis
AquatenniRl events and made mo
tor trips TO Somerset, Wis, and
Kings Valley.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-02
okesnnan


"Unnoticed
the subject
sage at the
from Butler
united with
Irs welcomed
Mrs. Birdnla
uy. and Mr..
lReles, Calf,
Bluff. Ark,
Z PittsburR.
d Of Chicago.
X and Miss
O.. Anderson
hRrles Hum
Hiss G. Ann
Earl Willie,
y. Shernoicl.
Ernest Fin
the institu-
be observed
Bread Win
Jacob Mis-
q District
the Cecilia
e erected in
] Choir will
Gloria l..
University Of
COnnectionAl
and Youth
thodist Epis-
enc in Chi
lOol. August
will be the
:" Bismark
all. Jr.. are
B Day with
N. and 26th
claims. Sun
are also eN-
4 st. James
he Quarterly
ell attended.
W. f.. Guy.
were both
rsOns united
sTvice. when
rmOn.
conference
Aug. Is. at
departments
report.
redecorRting
ed and will
looks Of St.
TO all who
bis work.
Onen's Day.
ming will be
There will
. afternoon.
"a Mrs. Cecil
men are 60
+. DR.. A. s.
lucAtiOn and
the African
will be the
under the
and Richard
hing q good
bay. Sunday,
d friends Of
50 rhnirTnan
Il. C. Boyd.
VeCla Cassius
stes TO the
Educational
'hicago. Ill.
ting will be
no Sthte ci
list Church;
ago was the
service last
the District
go District,
srence At 7
the work Of
conference
Nelson will
on Sunday,
Drd's Supper
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-02

Crittcndcn.
Mrs. Naomi Mosley was also
honored guest on Sunday, July "a,
AT steak dinner az Somerset,
Wis. given by Mines, Phil Ware
and David Banks for Mrs, Mosley
and u few others,
Buffet Supper: Miss Ruth Pitt.
man, $500 Fourth Ave. s., gave a
buffet supper in honor of Miss
Pcarlee Rhonenee Of Detroit, Mich,
on Sunday. July 2S, Miss Rhoncncc
is the niece Of Miss Pittman. Guests
from the younger set were; Misses
Mary Brown, Jewell Beck. Doris
Escue. Gwendolyn Hughes, Evelyn
Escue, Audrey Banks, Mae BLACK,
well, Edna PembCrton of Evanston,
H., and Geraldine LAngums,
Miss Rosetta nATker and Mrs.
Lena II. Brown Of Long Island, n.
v, are visiting Mrs. Villa New
man, 2lS4 Fifth Ave. s, Miss Bark.
or Is the sister Of Mrs. Newman
and heads a New York real estate
Arm. while here the visitors were
the recipients Of many social cour-
teSies.
Canadian Week End: Mrs. Leila
Bannarn, 9ib Emerson Ave. NJ,
has IN her house guest, Mrs. +. s.
7, Dawson Of Los Angeles, Calf,
n former resident Of Phoenix, Aria.
Mrs, Dawson and Mrs. Bannarn
spent last week end In Canada
(Winnipeg). Mrs. Dawson left
Tuesday to journey 10 Chicago, De.
troit, and Cincinnati before return.
ing to Phoenix, AriE,, where she
will again make her home,
Mrs, Lucy hoy kiRs of villa Ridge,
H.. II in the city visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Amanda Clemens, B2B
RondO Ave, and was taken on u
sight seeing trip to Taylors Falls,
Sunday, July 2s,
The Rev. T., &. Harris, 2SlO Gin.
ton, left Tuesday on route TO
Shreveport, La, where he will CON
duct revival services for ten nights.
Rev Harris will preach ut the Val
ley Spring Baptist church, Mindcn,
La and will also visit Valley Peace
Baptist church where he pastorod
before coming 90 Minneapolis. Rev.
Harris will stop IN Kansas City,
Mo, 10 visit hiH son. Clint. On re-
turning, he will visit Rev. T., W.
Perry of Oklahoma city, and the
Rev, NJ. G, GrifFcn, Mrs, Harris
il expecting to join hor husband
before he returns 10 Minneapolis.
Engagement Announced. Mr.. and
Mrs Louis SeAtOn, 800 nth Ave,
NJ. have announced the engage
ment Of their daughter, Mabel
Alice, TO Mr.. Clyde ScroRgina, son
of Mrs. Buelah Cohen, 0Ol Fourth
81. NJ The wedding will take place
on Friday, Aug. 80. at the Zion
Baptist church at 4 p. m.
Open House for Guests Mrs. Il.
3. Lyle, 1858 Fifth Ave. So, hon
ored her guests; Elder and Mrs.
u. y. Lyle of ClRrksdale, Miss, and
Elder and Mrs. Walter Battle and
Mrs. Laura Smith. all of Clarks.
dale, at an open house Monday,
July ~. At her home.
House Guests; Mr.. and Mrs.
William Burrcll Of sb Hoag Ave.
No, have as their house guests,
Mrs, Mary g, Baker Of Dies Moines,
Iowa. and Mrs, Irene Collier Of
Chicago. Mrs. Baker left Monday
morning on the Rocket for Dcs