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Evening star., 1946-06-26
Legion Tank Corps Post
Plans July n Election

George S. Patton, jr., Tank Corps
Post No. 10, American Legion, will
elect officers July % from among
the following nominees:
For post commander, Earl M
Smith and Harold R. McCamant:
for first vice commander. William
Brandt and Donald r. Frederick:
second vice commander, David
Wall and Floyd Barnard, and third
wee commander, Thomas M. Beck
nam and Wade H. Atkinson.
Ralph N. Warner was nominated
Tor historian, Harry F. Young. ir..
present post commander, for chan
lain, George H. Pickett for SER
geant at arms, William j. Tavlor
for quartermaster, John R. Woods
and Joseph C. Friss for color bear
ers, and DR.. Claude C. Caylor for
surgeon.
Evening star., 1946-06-26

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Evening star., 1946-06-26

criticism of Mr.. Pauley as unwar-
ranted.
Senator Tobey had written Mr..
Truman what the Senator called "a
Macedonian cry" for more grain for
poultry raisers in New England. The
President was said to have retorted,
in effect. that he was little weary
Of Macedonian c"help") cries from
Senator Tobey and that in choice
between grain for starving people
abroad and for chickens at home he
would choose to feed the people.
Mr.. Truman, however is said to
have softened the tone of the let
ter somewhat by handwritten in
vitation to Senator Tobey to come
to see me-
May Rekindle Feud.
But Senators who saw the letter
said they were amazed at its blunt
language. They also wondered
whether the reference to Mr.. Ickes
might not rekindle that feud.
Mr.. Ickes. who now writes a news
paper column and heads the Inde-
pendent Citizens Committee of the
Arts, Sciences and Professions, con-
sistently has refused to say whether
he will support Mr. Truman if the
latter is a candidate, for reelection
in 1948.
Mr.. Ickes resigned his cabinet post
at the height Of the confirmation
fight. He had testified in response
to Senator Tobey's questioning that
Mr.. Pauley had suggested to him in
1914 that Democratic campaign
funds could be obtained from inter-
ested oil men if the Government
would not push its claim to tidelands
producing areas. Mr. Pauley denied
this.
There has been no White House
comment on the letter. and Senator
Tobey was reported to be out of the
city.
Evening star., 1946-06-26

charged and called to the court OF
responsibility" The trust manager,
H. G. Pronin, and the chief engi-
neer, F. l.. Solodky, who received
illegal prizes, were reprimanded and
fined $500 rubles each.
A farm machinery plant book
keeper, M. O. Zavialov, and others
were held for court action on
charges of getting money on false
pretenses during a trip to Central
Asia to stock dried fruit for plant.
Evening star., 1946-06-26
How to Hold
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Evening star., 1946-06-26
Dentists to Hold Outino

The Robert T. Freeman Dental
Society will hold its annual outing
Saturday at Highland Beach. Md
according to DR.. C. N. Mcmillan.
chairman of the social committee
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Evening star., 1946-06-26

has heard would be conveyed to his
successor, Justice Higgins said:
There have been only seven trial
days. He can read the transcript.
This trial will last at least a year,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-25

stojni, da je prejel ~ drugi pa-
ket "a MEGA, katerega je bii
prav vessel, in da je vse prislo
v redu, kot je bilo poslano. Da-
lie pise, da so vsi prav veseli, da
So Sc resili tujcev po tolikih le-
tin, in da zdaj zopet lahko govo-
RHO v materinem jeziku-v slo-
venscini, ter da so sedaj sami
svoji -gospodary. Pisala mu je
tudi 73-letna matt, XII omenja,
da je prisla svoboda, katero so
cakali lie toliko let.
Te dni je Mrs. Mary Klemenc,
1851 Addison Rd., prejela pismo
cd svoje necakinje Mary Bobid
il vasi Cadraze ma Dolenjskem
da je v treh tednih prejela njen
paket, XII je dospel ma mesto v
najboljsem redu. Posiljka je
bila poslana potion August Kol'
landra.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-25
MESTNE
NOVICE
Pomanjkanje busov ovira
tlakcvanie

Porocajo, da mestnemu tran
zitnemu sistemu primanjkuje
avtobusov in tako je zadrzano
tlakovanje Euclid Ave. vzhodno
Cd Ivanhoe Rd., kjer bi imeli
zacasno med popravljanjem ce-
ste nadomestiti euclidsko po-
pocestno zeleznico do E. 212 St.
V nacrtu je, da bodo tracnice
zviSali sorazmerno tlako1n ma
straneh, kar obeta stati precej
denarja. Ako pa jih pustijo tam,
kjer so sedaj, DO nevarnost "a
avtomobiliste. Uvedba avtobus-
ne posluge bi bila priporocljiva
ma tel liniji, pravi koncilman
Taylor.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-25

|. Herminie, Pa. - Tukaj sta Sc
Ipcrocila 10. januarja Max vo-
'zel III Agnes Belle.
Star City, w. Va. - Dne "a.
decembra je umrl John Flere,
star 62 let in rojen v zagorju
oh Saw. Zapusca zeno, pastor
ka in diva brata, v starem kra-
.ju pa sorodnike. -- Dne Is. ja-
.nuarja pa je umrl Fred Klop-
.eic, star 63 let in rojen v Pri-
stavi ma Gorenjskem. Dali ina
tukaj kaj sorodnikov, nj znano
v starem kraju je incl sestro,
|ako je Sc ziva. Ako zeli kdo in
formacije glede MEGA, maj pise
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-25
Lep uspeh 10-letnice
zbOra ''SlOvan''
(Nadaljevanje S /. strani)

Po kencertnih tockah je sle-
dill 1O-minutni odmor, nakar je
bila podana opereta "Kovacev
Student" Kovaca Vlecimeha je
predstavljal Angel Plesnicar, XII
je svojim mocnim basom prav
dobro izvedel vlogo gospodarja,
Danica Hrvatin, XII je poznana
ma nasem odru, kjer nastopa v
petju in dramatiki, je bila kot
nalasc "a vlogo Mete, zene ko-
vaca. Men prijeten sopran je
vsakomur ugajal. Izboren je tu-
di bill Frank Polar v vlogi Jane
"a, sina-studenta in kar veselje
je bilo slediti njegovim dobro
proizvajanim kretnjam, bodisi
ko je kolovratil kot natrkan
Student, kot tudi pozneje, ko je
svojim bivsim tovarisem ponos-
no povedal, da je srecen v svo-
jem poklicu kot kovaski pomoc-
mix pri ocetu. Postnega sela je
pei Andy Noch, Janezove sosol-
ce so pa predstavljali Frank ST.
skovich, tenor; Anton Smith,
tenor, in Girl Ozbich, bas. Vsi
SO bill prvovrstni v svojih vlo-
gah in upati je, da jih bono vi
deli Sc mnogokrat ma odru.
Opereta je bila v treh deja-
njih in spremljal jo je Slejkov
orkester, XII je lepo in ubrano
igral. Dirigent zbora je Mr..
Frank Vavtar, reziser Frank
Cesen in pevske tocke pri kon-
certu je spremljala ma klavir
Mrs. Vera Milavec-Slejko. Mas
ker je bill Louis Kaferle, mojster
odra pa Konrad Floss.
Po programu Sc je v spodnjih
prostorih servirala vecerja, ma
to pa je sledil pies S prosto "a
bavo. Obcinstvu sc je zopet nu-
dilo nekaj ur neprisiljenega
uzitka in zeleti je, da DO zbor
dobro uspeval, tudi v bodoce, da
DO cez deset let Sc mocnejsi kot
ie danes. Euclidska naselbina z
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-25
.Ves+i IL Gv|ienio
.dfneriisskih SIoveneeV'

Milwaukee. - Dne 5. januar-
ia je umrl v okrajni bolnisnic1
Frank Vicic, star 68 let, donna
z Notranjskega in v Ameriki Al
let. Zapusca osem heera, tri 81
move in II vnukov. - Dne 13.
januarja je umrla Roza znidar-
Sic, stara 66 let. Tukaj nj imela
sorodnikov, pac pa zapusca sina
in hcer v Marlboro ma stajer-
skem. - Dne IA. januarja je
umrla Mary Mayer, rojena Pies
mix. Tukaj zapusca moza Anto-
ma, mater, diva sincka in brata.
- Isti dan je umrl Frank Str
nisa, star Sc let in d o m a cd
Radgone ma Stajerskem. Bill je
brez sorodnikov in brez drust-
va. Nasli SO ga mrtvega v po-
stelji in pogreb so mu oskrbeli
prijatelji. - Dne Is. januarja
je umrIa Madeline Pechauer,
stara 80 let. Zapusca moza Mi
chaela; starse in vec sorodni-
kov. - Dne II. januarja je v
bolnisnici v Burlingtonu, Wis,
umrla Rose Alpner. Tia je bila
prepeljana pred par tedni, ko jo
je zadel mrtvoud. Donna je bi-
la iz Krskega ma Dolenjskem in
v Ameriki 40 let. Prvih 20 let je
zivela v La Sallu. Zapusca mo-
ia Lenarta, tri sinove, hcer in
pet vnukov. Pokopana je bila ci-
vino ma pokopaliscu Arlington.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-25
NAPRODAJ

Ma Jenny Ave., blizu E. 140
St., "a 2 druzini, 4 ins4 sobe,
v zelo dobrem stanju; dober do
hodek; garaza "a 2 avta, lepa
lota. Cena $500.
Ma Lake Shore Blvd, v oko-
lici E. 185 st. Krasna zidana hi
sa S 6 sobami; gorkota ma plin,
garaza, lepa lota. Lastnik Sc bo
izselil.
Imamo .tudi mnogo drugih To-
tov in farm naprodaj. Ia podrob-
nosti sc obrnite ma
John Knife Realty
$40 EAST l85th ST.
VOCAL La Sale Ave. in E. 185 ST.
w 754O KE O288
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-25
Nacrti "a podaljsanje
AspinWall Ave.

Zadnji teden Sc je pred NEST
no nacrtno komisijo vrsilo "a
slisanje glede podaljsanja AS
pinwall Ave., do Eddy Rd. V tt
sti liniji je nekoc vozila pocest-
ma zeleznica, XII pa je bila uki-
njena ze pred priblizno 25 lett.
Pravijo, da hi podaljsanje te ce-
ste znatno razbremenilo St.
Clair Ave., in Lake Shore Blvd,
OBJ urah najvecjega avtnega
prometa, zjutraj in zveeer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-25
ufe(lu11lOva
po$ta

Euclid, o, - Koncert pevske-
ga zbora Slovana je "a enkrat
minil. Sedaj bo treba pa zopet
iznova zaceti. Predno zacnemo
ponovno, smo sc odlocili, da pri-
redimo en- zabavni veeer. To DO
soboto 26. januarja zveeer v
Slovenskem drustvenem domu
ma Recher Ave. Da pa ne DO
kaksne pomote, so vabljeni tudi
vsi delavci, kateri ste ma enl
ali ma drugi nacin kaj pomagali
pri nedeljskem koncertu. Pri
tenn ne moreno vsakega pose
bel povabiti, zato vzemite to va
bio ma znanje. Vsi ste prav
vljudno vabljeni ma to zabavo.
Oh koncertu nj bio casa, da bi
sebi kaj privoscili, zato Sc bo-
mo pa V soboto zabavali.
Dale ste prav prijazno vab-
ljeni ma to zabavo vsi nasi do
bri in podporni clani, XII mas ta-
ko zvesto podpirate. Da 81 pa
ne bo kdo napacno razlagal, da
nj dovolj pomagal, mic zato. Sal
nasi koncerti MISC "a vedno kon-
cani. Kadar pride ma okoli 20
pet priloznost, boste pa tedaj
vec pomagali. JAZZ vem to, da
je vsak incl dosti della, kdor Sc
je polotil enega ali drugega po-
sla.
Koncno pa apeliram ma vse
pevce, da ste gotovo vsi navzo-
ci. Torej ma svidenje V soboto
zvecer.
Frank Rupert, preds.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-25
VELIkODUSEN OAR

Delnicarji Slovenskega dru-
stvenega donna ma Recher Ave.,
so ma svoji letni delnicarski sejl
sklenili, da bodo ponovno daro-
vail $3.50 "a reveze v start do
movini. V porocilu darovih ma
priredbi "a delegacijo Jugoslo-
vanskega rdecega kriza Sc je po-
motoma izpustilo ime Frank "a
garia liz ChickasaW Ave, XII je
daroval S.; dalje Sc poroca, da
je Frank Kerner, ne Frank Ko-
mex daroVal $40.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-25

vsakim dnena raste iii he hi bio
pprezgodaj " sedaj podvzsti fe.
rake, da bi Sc zbor razsirn III 81
mogoce, da bi Sc tudi nezni spoil
privabilo v vrsto pevcev, kar bi
lbrez dvonna dobro ucinkovalo
na njegov napredek.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-25
PREJELA PAKETE

Mrs. Marion Bashel, 1913
Cherokee Ave., je prejela pismo
cd svoje sestre Anne Sodnik,
bivajoce v vasi Vodice ma Co.
renjskem, da je prejela paket,
XII je bill poslan v oktobru. Vse,
kar je bilo poslano v paketu, je
dospelo neposkodovano ma me-
sto. q. ~:
Mr.. Anton zigman, 1901 E.
176 ST., je prejel pismo cd bra
ia Andreja il Slavine pri Po-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-25

ma nasIov: Rose Selak Box 214,
I star City, w. va.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-10-31

deer hunting in the Okanogan
country last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Mcintyre and
family moved to Puyallup Sunday
where they have purchased a new
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orval Butterfield
motored to Yakima last Thursday
on business and to visit Mr.. But
terfield's sister and husband, Mr.
and Mrs: George Smith.
Pete Lawton is working for the
mp Railroad at Darlington.
Alvin Dye of Vancouver is Wis
iting at the home of his sister and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Blair
Mrs. Clifford Judd of Whitcom
spent last week at the home OF her
grandfather, R. S. Mcintyre.
Jack Coldiron of Lewiston spent
the week end with his grandpar-
ents, MIR. and Mrs. G. Coldiron.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Mcintyre
were visitors in Hover Tuesday,
r. S. Mcintyre returned home with
his son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Drifting
and three daughters of Couer d.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-10-31
Finley Notes
BY Mrs. Dan Gerber

William R. Hall of the Garden
Tracts in Kennewick has purchas-
ed the Hover Mercantile from Bob
Mcintyre.
Dean and Chris Erickson and
Lynn Mills went deer hunting last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Ashby and
sons Bruce and David of Freewat-
er, Oregon were Sunday visitors at
the Jorn Num- home.
Mrs. Dora Lowly from Califor-
mia, Mrs. Rose Mum visited a few
days this week at the Bill Num-
home.
Seth Montague, Kenny Chris
tianson and Virgil Messenger went
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-10-31

homecoming game, after which
she visited at the Soth home
until Monday evening. Mrs.
Green returned to Kennewick ac-
companied by Mrs. Soth who will
spend the remainder of the week
here visiting old friends.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-10-31

Alene visited this week with Mrs.
Dirting's parents and brother, Mr..
and Mrs. Orval Butterfield and
Darrell and sister, Mrs. Harmon
Wilcox.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-10-31
VISITS HERE

Mrs. Bill Green accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Oliver to
Cheney where she was met by
her sister, Mrs. Alice Soth of
Spokane, an old time resident of
Kennewick. They attended the
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-10-31
F. O. e. AUXILIARY

The Ladies' Auxiliary of F. o. E.
will sponsor a basket social and
hard time dance following the
next regular meeting Thursday,
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-10-31

Nov. z at the Hipb,,.,
house. Ladies are ro,.
bring a box lunch for tnuesled
will be awarded for the .m ,ns.l pr,
inal hard time cos,n nnost vi
lunch box. 'ssume y,
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-10-31
POMONA TO MEET

Pomona Grange will meet Sat.
urday, Nov. 9th, at 1000 a. m
with Kennewick Highlands
Grange entertaining. Election OF
officers will be the special or.
der of business at 1890 a. m
Please not change in the time
The Valley settler., 1946-08-08

M'. aud Mrs. Ton Moffitt arc happy to announce that they hovo another baby girl which was born during tho past Vook. 
 Mrs. Slsio Vodo is returning to tho States
 this noxt g7ooll if tronsportotion is avail able.
 ,Ir. end Mrs. Rox Ehrhart aud Virgil Echart uoro visitors in Palmer this pas uook ond. Ir. and Mrs. Sims have moved into the hou SC
 formerly occupied by the Miller family.
 Farmers in the Valley welcomed the rain or Tue sday of this week.
The Valley settler., 1946-08-08
LOCAL NEW 5

MT. and Mrs. Lerry King Of Fla irbanks visited with lr: and Mrs. Carl ton Kaiser and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dorsh this pa st T?eek.
 Angus Mckee hnie is leaving for Cal lifornia soon uhere he plans to attend school. Mir. and Mrs. Harold Rico and son Kenneth have moved into tho apartment vacated by the FLA. Emery family.
 Noi1 Mi1lers have purchasod the Carl Will SC farm northUe st of Palmer.
 Scotty Dreghorn has purchased tho foTTaor Pio sl-ouski farm at tho Butte and Bill Dro ghorn is buying tho former Siobor place just south of that.
 MT. end Mrs. Morlo Ander son arc he proud parents of Q baby daughter which WIS born last uock at tho Providence Hosp tcl in Anch horago. Mothor uld doughtor hovo re- turned to tho ir homo in Palmer.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-02
MRS. E. DELOACH WATSON IN RECITAL AT BUSHNELL

Sunday, Nov. 10th at 8:15 at the Colonial Room in Bushnell Memorial, Mrs. Esther DeLoach Watson will appear in a recital.
 Mrs. Watson is a native of Hartford who has gained the reputation of being one of the most thrilling dramatic sopra- nos in the city. The music lovers of the city were i'm pressed with her voice when she sang the part of Aida while a student of the Hartford School of Music.
 Mrs. Watson has studied at the Boston Conservatory of Music and with the late Mrs. Nellie Carey Reynolds. At pres ent she is an artist pupil of Ivan Velikanof, nationally known artist and vocal teacher with studios in Hartford and New York City.
 MT. Dan Watson. her hus- band, bass baritone and also a pupil of Velikanof, will assist Mrs. Watson in her recital. He is prominent in the Conn. Opera Association and soloist at the Center Church. The accompan- ist for the recital will be Mrs. Rachel Moore Myreck.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-02

bers of the teams are as follows :
 VETS: Leader, Benny Bouck- night; Charlie Yam, and Her man Gary. NON-VETS: Lead CT, Forrest Sims; George Ralph, Frank Faust and George Ward.
 From those quaint cities of New Orleans, Baton Rouge and Algiers, Louisiana, come Mrs. Elnora Walker and nephew, Earl Ross; they are visiting MT. Thomas Holmes and family of Lafayette Street. Mrs. Walker is the daughter of Rev. Louis Severan, who for many years has pastored the Morning Star Baptist Church of Baton Rouge.
 The @" Speed Girls Basket ball team is practicing hard under the competent coaching of MT. Walter Dean. This team is contemplating a victorious season in view of the fact that it has last seasons players and two seasoned players of a few years ago, namely Mary Stevens and Louise Holmes. The pres ent lineup is: M. Connor, G. Johnson, B. Prince, G. Pette- way, A. M. Washington, l.. Holmes, M. Stevens, B. Sears, B. Johnson, W. Byrd, l.. Taylor, A. Howard.
 The lads and lassies enjoyed skating at the @" this past Saturday mite. The skating rink will be open every Satur- day mite.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-02
ONE MORE VOTE by Charles Garvin

The title of one of our popu- lar songs is the subject which 1 choose to offer a few thoughts on in keeping in the eyes the importance of voting.
 This is the last chance for you to show that you are interested in what form of government you would like to live under. It is your duty as a citizen of the State of Connecticut to exercise your power to vote. Negroes, like other races, should and must take part in. these cleo tons. Yes, one more vote will decide the kind of leaders. you desire to have. If you take this active part, l am sure that you VII not have any reason to com plain when the other fellow gets i'll power.- We build the kind of house we wish to live in. We can help select the right type of leaders we wish to run our government.
 Since you have taken the time to register why not take little more time now to vote. Novem- Der the fifth will be the day for you to pull the lever. It is up to you. It is not my place to tell you what party to choose. It should be fixed in your mind now what party you feel will do you the most good. With this in mind I am sure that all will be pleased. Then the Ameri- can way is so fair and simple that all Americans join hands after these campaign battles and try to accept whatever par ty that wins. It's fair-play and competition. May the best man win.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-02
NEW LONDON NEWS

Miss June M. Hargrove and MT. Robert l.. Webb of Thomas ton, Ga, were united in mar riage, October 26 at the home of the bride s parents, MT. and Mrs. J. Hargrove of 23 Starr St.
 A double ring ceremony was performed by Rev. M. M. Smith, Pastor of the Walls Temple A. M. E. Zion Church. Miss Alice M. Hargrove, sister of the bride was maid of honor and MT. Cook was best man.
 The reception followed the ceremony. After a brief honey moon the couple will reside in the City.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-02
The Hartford Chronicle
cial Club, respectively.

cial Club, respectively.
 An original poem was recited by Mrs. Addie Sumler, repre- sentative of the Good Neighbor Group and the Royal Eight" had as it's representative Miss Ruth Hardy who favored the audience with a reading. Piano solos were played by Mrs. Mu- riel Bacote of the Bacchantes Club, Stanley Ralph and Ellen Hall of the Youth Group, and Val Doris of the Youth Group also sang My Task" - all of these performances were su- perb.
 A novelty during the pro- gramme was an instrumental solo entitled Meditation" by MT. William Wilkins, who also appeared for the Bacchantes Club. The Clock City Lodge was admirably represented by MT. Bernard Odey who sang "The Lords Prayer, and the Cape Verdean Club was repre- sented by MT. John Stinola who gave a splendid rendition of Because The Male Communi- ty Chorus under the mangnifi- cent directorship of MT. George Ward, sang two numbers and Grace Baptist Church was ex- cellently represented by Mrs. Virginia Ward who sweetly sang "I Stood on the River of Jordan, also another number, and Miss Ellen Hall who played a piano solo.
 The programme was i'm mensely enjoyed by all and this writer feels that MT. Andrews has done valiant and memor- able job for this community. Hats off to MT. Andrews.!
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-02
MDDLETOWN
 by Charles c. Garvin

Sunday evening, November 3, 1946, The Zion Jubilee Chorus and Gospel Chorus of Cross St. AME Zion Church will present their first anniversary program at the church. These two or ganizations came into being last November when Rev. T. J. Rid dick took over the pastorate of this church. Many local and out-of-towners will participate in this affair. The program is under the supervision of Mes danes James Moody and Ed ward Jackson.
 The following will partici- pate:
 Rev. G. c. Battle of Meriden, Conn. Rev. J. H. Miller and his choir of Union AME Church of New Britain, Conn.,; Rev. Lula Bartte and Mrs. l.. Arch's Cos pei Chorus of Brooklyn, N. Y. ; The Black Robe Choir of the AME Church of Hartford. And the Four Southern Wonders of Middletown.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-02
NEWS ABOUT TOWN

Best wishes for a speedy re- covery to Mrs. Delman Wade and MT. "Art" Durham of Pearl Street, who are both on the sick list, the latter having a broken arm due to injuries sustained during a recent fall.
 Jeremiah Louis of Railroad Hill is recuperating from a ton sillectomy, also James Clary, Jr., of Lafayette Street is a happy young man these days now that the cast has been re- moved from his leg which was broken in the arly fall.
 Edward Mccormick of Bish- op St., who is in the State Hospi- tai, is doing nicely so his father informs us. Mrs. Mary Costa Holmes of Bishop St., who is in St. Mary's Hospital, is reported on the mend.
 A combination rally and card party sponsored by the Wo- mems Republican Club was held in the Hotel Elton recently. Some of the guests were: Mrs. Sadie Carethers, Mr. Ernest Bush, MT. Forrest Sims, Mrs. African Harvey, Mrs. I. Mitchell, MT. Vincent Gatling and frienu of Mrs. Mitchell s. Dur ing the party speeches were made by several prominent members and leaders of the Re publican Party.
 On Wednesday mites if one thinks the 70" is being bombed in this postwar era, don't be- come alarmed, it's just that powerful non-vet bowling team battling the dynamic vet team. Oh brother!, it's really some friendly competition there for the title of winner. Some mem