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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05
Sciten 9anf.

lagt ser Trallen Gerein alien sic a.,
ocm Sauerfrmlteiien uuo galar aul
81. Nopem6er mitgebolieu baben,
Sen Shmeitern oie 10 fleiBig genaGt,
10 1uie benen Die iiir oen gaiar etluas
geifenft bnben, llnS aud) Serrn sln-
on @eber, ser llniere Goriiterin ST.
Wfarp Gaib0ollar iebr iiberraid)te, III
oem er 90 SifetS fiir bas Giien Der.
fault batte. 9llio ber5liditen 9ant
alien oie mitgebolfen baben oieics
Giien lnb Daiar 81 einem gllteu Gr.
folg 81 nlohen.
Cara 6ann Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05
3lucis 8.

slue Mitelieoer oes 3.pelg 9 pcr
Sen oarauf auimcrfiam gelnad)t, oab
sic regelluGBigc &crianlmIlmg an
Sorulerstag, Sen 19. Se,enber itatt
finoet. glQc Wiitglieoer peroen cr=
illdlt in oicier Gcriamn1lllng nnne<
ien0 III iein, ocn c5 merOcU t,iit4!j >'e
neuen 9eontcu mir oda Sabr 1917
erlpdDlt. &ommt ole uno pa9lt Gie
rihtigen geamten.
Wt. aroTit, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05
3lucia 10.

Sic Mitalieoer oes 3mcig 10 ,prr.
ben olfnerfinm aenod)t, oab Sic
@erionrnlllna om 8. Gc5ernbcr ob.
gebalten lriro.
SSn oieier Gerlommllmg ncroel
sic @umten Tiir oas Suhr 1917 &C,
pablt. sille lfitglieoer lucrocn er
iud,t IN oieler &eriolnmllng auipe,
Ieno su iein, l,n quite @eanten gu
erapGblen GliSabetb Sltterlu, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05
3lucia %.

Nlaen SdlpcItcrn oeS 3ipcig %
bienc sur eciGlligen Nabribt, ba''
sic nGditc Notwithstanding am
Sonntog, sen 8. Ge5enber, 3 ltbr
uot)mittags ituttiinba. Sn oteler
&eriarumll,ng ipcroen al,dl Die @eam'
tinncn fiir bas Sabr 19l7 gcipablt
uno bober iolltc esiih ieoe SdAueItcr
sur GIliht MAIDEN ampeleno 81 leiu.
aomrnt rno Irdhlt cudb 9eamtinnen
uoh curcm Butocnfcn.
rSu oicier Eeriununlung ierpieren
ioIaenSc Shlpeltern: sSoieiine Miils
Ter, Soiio Melninh ataria Wtartis
nj, auna MurtilIi iant Sohtern.
slnna Mennirg, Maria W'iiller, Co.
no Miil(er, Marin Maliner, aatb.
Ntattes, Scrnline 9temiid)ef, Maria
NcmenS, &otbrina Nemen5.
@ir -boiicn ilno ,uiiniden ins6c'
ionSerc in oieicr Gcriamnllung alle
SdNpeitern beariibell Su fonnen.
Tas &artcnportic BON sen 9ta.
mcusiG!pcitcrn &utbarinucn luar gut
heiuht. Splltc cs ober nod) Sf)tpes
Itcrl, gcbcn, pclhc nidt babel iein
fonlten lmter bieien gtamen, ibre
Eilidtcn ober crIiillen apollcn, 10 ut
hn5u ilnmcr nod @elegcnbeit IN Ser
nGbitcn GerIumnll,ng cs ST tl,n. 60
audi nit Sen elnnocu mb Sofieu.
slnna Shuller, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05
@cibnadjts sbcid)ernng.

slncn beutid>en Trel'irNeN olcne
silr 9tohridJt, bnb Ser Someltcah
Sllrn- rno 8cionauercin om Wtitt-
nod, ii. Se6elnbcr, S llbr obcnoa,
cine id,one @eihnod,tsieier nit @c-
iheu,ne pcrallitaltct. elue Wtitglieoer
1mN 1srcunoe lino NIT aercu &inoerh
freumolitNt cilgc!aocll.
6. 9ntler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05
Wcisnadtsicier.

Ser G. g. Mduner &r. lint. Ser
ciu 3lteig 5 oes Central Terhanoea
hGlt icine oiesiGbrige @eibnattss
feier am Somstag Sen 81. Se5enn=
bcr, 8 llbr obenbs in Scr 3. e. Salle
ab. llnierc 8eianeieftipn Gintrnht
inter ser Seitung bes Eroi. 9tifo-
.laus miro Elm lhones &eibnatts-
Troaram bon seniid>ten mo Sim
orrh0rcn auffiibren. Gltcrn, apcld)c
Ginoer bis 5u 1G SSabren ibr el9cIl
nennen. lino frelmoliflt eriuht, sic;
iel6en am Mitt,pod, Z llbr abcllSs III
sic g. g. Saae sur Singprobc g.:
lenoen. So cs f1lr5 an .3cit lit, mod
ten mir nm grobe Eillftlidfeit blt.
ten, sic Groben auh 81 beiud)cn.
sllle Mitslieoer oes @tdnner uno
Srauen &r. lint. Gereins uno oes
Sugenopereins lino 81 SieIer Scibs
nadtsieier berslid cingeloocn ,ll er'
iheinen, bel ireier 8eoienllng Iiir
nue.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05
Steian Sdlniter Sr.

Stefan SdJniter Sr.
gebiirtig aus Gibensbori Siebenbiir-
gel, unO ipurbe llnter Gereinsebren
uluo GROCER 9eteiligllng uiclcr 5relm=
De aui Dem 2oclit 8roue sSrieoboi
sur lesten Hube selcgt.
Gie Seidenieier fanb lm 2:30
llbr nafmittags BEN 1. 9eSenber III
Ser ct. Tauls Stride itatt. TaItor
Sbonlas SDniger bielt oie Sraller.
preoist uno iprat 81 Ser5en geben.
Sc @ortc.
Ser &irhenfor unter Seitlna
BON Serrn Martin 8erenot lang 5Dci
Srauerlieoer.
Ser perltorbene gruoer SdJllitel
mar elm trelles Wfitslieo bes 3ipeil
45, CT mar aud Elm Grinder llnie
res Gereins i'm Sabre 1900, ioaui(
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05
2t,,s 1lemt,este,pf,, Okte
3iueig 30.

Srot bem falten 8etter bab tpir
bier 1T Dolnasto,pn am Sonntas.
hen 1. Se5e,nber battelL 1par Die
Geriamnlltng gut beiudt uno Die
94obl ser 9eomteu ,pl,roe porgenom'
men. T1s 9ieitltot trar ipic folgt:
GrGiiocnt, Wtitoel s(rb
1. &i5e-Er1i., Mi6ael @eltber
2. Gi5ctErii., Sobn Sin5 Sr.
Sefretir, q. :. Bed
Sobubmeiiter, Garl' 9munan
iSinons,Sefr., Mtartin &otid)
@crpolter, Wtihael &alher, Carl
Ntilo, -@eorg slrt, @nltap
Sdl,nn, Seiurib Birber
INrbipor, Simon Shl,ller
Siirlport, Micboel Sd,rter
Go. .=Sefr, Sobn j. Srben
&inbcr42 .4Scfr., irib Sbeis ST.
Deputies, Sobn Srbcn, ,srit
Sbcis Sr.
MGge Scr bimmliId)c Nater 1ln1erc
0comtcn icgnen 1no iiibrelL oan11t
lie gum @obl lmo @elten nnleres
Gercins nro miercs Golfes lpirfell.
Sehs nellc Wiitglieoer lpuroen Den
Mtitglieoern ,porgeltellt - Martin
Shcllman gsiIbclm SNaas st., u.
ShooS st., @ilbclm Wtiaer, Saniel
Moaulit lmo @Hd)ncl s. 9ahncr.
@ir 'rclcn inns biele @ftinner als
griioer ocs 3lpeig 80 81 baben.
6 oicne alien Mitgliebern oes
3apeig SO SIR gei0aigen Naf,ridt,
oob mir om 10. 9c5ember, Inn 6:30
ltbr obeuos 1nicrn s,peiten &etera-
nen.slbeno ieicr1. &ei11 Wiit9lieb 1no
feline 6amilie iollte on oieiem Gbrer1'
obeno bonn Gah'enbeim iortbleiben.
q. 3. 3el, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05

3iucig 81.
MdJtung Sd),pcitcrn bcs 3,ueio 81!

<3t0lHHH ~WptFtFH UtV C'p0tH O1
Die Notwithstanding finoct
am Sonntag, Sen 8. Tc5en1ber, 6:3O
ltbr obenbS Itott. gticbt pergebt, III
oielcr Geriammllng baben mir alld)
9eamtenpobI unb jeoc Sd,aueiter lit
oringeno crillft 81 crideinen. Nud
ser Central Terbonp lit in bieier
Geriormlllng 81, basablen.
Nab ser &eriannlllng gibt cs
&affcc lmo SUDDEN.
Sul. N0miiher, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05
3lueia 40.

AIen SdlpeItern bonn 3apeig 40
Dine our eeidllieen Nahridt, oab arl
IL. DECEMBER um 1 llbr naGmittaBs
sic monatlide 8eriammllng I'M
Sahiewbeim an IL. uno &ooiebelt
StraBe itattiinoet unb ale Sdpue,
tern iino eriuht antpeieno 5u iein.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05

ltno @atten
Stcpban Scll
geitprhen om 8. SeScmbcr 1913 5ls
Someiteao, ga.
IS fnmmt Ser Sag
ltit ibm ser Sduncr5
Srei Sabre linb pergal,gen
Seit ou Don lns geitieoen
Iu unierer treuer lteber Sater
Sie ihore liebe Crlnnerung
gleib bel uns elpiglid
llno ,penn ib Iterbe iperoe id)
sln oeiner Seitc ruben elpialld.
Gics lit ser Croft ser mir geblieben
Seitocm olt biit pnn mir gelhtcoell
Scinc sid, ME pcraeiicnocn Gnfcl'
finocr, &inoer ltno @attin
Nmna Ec0.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05
2l,.s Defreit, 2l1isPiean
Ginlaomng.

9(m Samstag, SEN 7. Ge5ember,
Inn 7::3O llbr abenbs, perunitalten
Die g. 9. II. lno Saronia 8emiih.
ten Gbore einen
liebcra6enb
in Ser Iemorial Saae (iriiber Gar.
patbia Sale) an 1881 Wtad 9lue.,
,lnb Iaoen biermit aae 6reu1oe Oes
beutidlen 2ieoes aufs ber5lidIte eilt,
Sie beiSen Gbore unter Der Gel.
tung hires 9irieenten 9errn Jrau1
Heldte lino beitrebt, Sen lperten 3l,s
borern einen genuBreiden slbenh 81
bieten. Naf Sen 8eiangportrdger
9ans gu ben aliirgen oes Sermau
Steds Srfeiters.
ssinfa aeGncr, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05
Nm= farrell. p...
Sonlstaa Sen Z. GeSembcr, ieicrt
mcig Z iein l5iGbriaes
8riinonnasfeit

8rInonnasfeit
moSu ON bcr5lidjItcu ein9elaNen lino
olle Mitglieoer bes 3auei9 7. umo oc3
3meig 81, Ocrcn &iuoer lmter IS
Sobren lno oie @itIraucn unlcrcr
ncritorbcnen 9riiocr. GaS tSeitelia;
miro nm $50 llbr auigctrooan. 9tnt
Dem Gnen miro ein flr5es ErpgroHl
Olrrdgefiibrt IN Sem Nie orei lebcn-
Sen @riinocr ocs &ereiuS, @rllocr
0tid)ael 9lnbrce, gQtid)ncl Glomcr rnN
8eorg Sill acebrt lueroen. Sir cute
llnterhaltllng NIT Glien lrnN Or
iriitlng bat oos sSeltfonitce Sor1e
gctraGen.
ylOom 6. SNniot, Sctr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05
Atueia 5.

slllen griioern oiene our gei1ai~
gen Nadrif,t, bob Die ndeblte Ser
ianlmlung Samstag, ben z. 9e5cm.
Der, 1880 llbr abenos, itattiiuoet.
sSn oieier 1eriammIung tperoeu
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05

7lms Ecroit,. O)hic
Der g. e. 0eiansberein Gintradt
balt iein Serbitfon5ert am Sams-
tag, Sen Ia. Oe5eur6er al. Wir BE-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05
2lns Gl(,peer City, pa.
Urduernahrtht

Sn ganooo Gitp, Ha., itar6 an
%. Nopemher nad) tllr5en Seioen ii1
9llter bon 73 Subren, 1 Itonat un9
13 Sagen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05
&ird)cn 1sraueu &ercin Der ct.
Warfus (Scmciuoc

9lucn StnpeItern oiene 5llr ae'd(s
liaen Notridt, onb sic re9elmdbigc
Scriommlrlug am Sonntog, Ben %.
Gcsclrber, 9 llbr naf)nittags at
gebalten lpiro. "a pittigc Scid)o'tc
norliegcu pGre eS Hiliht ciner jeoen
SdArelter bieler Gerlanlnllllng bel.
sulpobnen. Su oieiem Wionat babel1
mir MIR Marp 2oper ais 8eb'lrtS-
tagsfino. No6 ser &erlammlrnl
ipiro &oiicc llno &ucbeu ierUicrt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05

- llutcri,iitcn Sic sic in llnierm
|olfsblott anseigenoer 8ciddfte! :.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05
Der &ird)en Tramen @ereim Der
ct. DARIUS Wemeinbc

". Usurlue VCNtInoV
peranilaltet am .Sonnerstag, Sca
~. Se5enlber, 8 llbr abenbs in Sell
lruteren MGlrnen Ser Stride Gin
Meibuad)tspartie
ipo5u oae Sdpueiteru auIs ber'lidlte
eingelaoen linb. Cine iebe Sdluelter
miro gebeten einen Yreis nitt ,penl.
ger ais SOC @ert n,it5ubringen. Sas
&onlitee miro alles auis bette porhe.
reiten. Solgenoe Sdppeitern iino i'm
aomitee: 0oriiBer Mtaria @iliingec,
Moiie &umpbreps uno Sillp Irelb'
lrater. &ommt alle lulo laBt uns CT,
nen genliitlid)eu slbeno uerlebeM. Nile
iino lpillfomn1en. Wir boffen oul}
audi unTerc St,asmeiiterin 6rau 81
len Gobrman, sic franf lit, bis Sobi'1
beiier lit. @ir lpiinid)en ibr baloigl
0eiuuobeit. =
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05

@ir m01ten nod befannt maGen.
bab iiir oas GonSert bes @eiang.
uereins Gintra6t, tpel6es an Cams
taa, Sen IA. 9e'ember, ltattilnbet.
sic GlepeIanb Sitieite 2ieoertaiel Iif)
lnter ser 2eituns Ocs Spielleiters
Serrn Mooli @iliinser nit einerl
iebr fqluiiben Sbeateritiid i'm Gros
gramm beteiligen peroen. Gin berjs
libes @illfonmen rllfen mir ibnen
in Goraus at.
q. 6. 6rieienbensit, Sefr.
3,ueis II.
Gs oiene alien Sdlreitern 5lr &C.
f1aisen Nadribt, bab oie ndhlte
Geriamn1lung am Samstag, ben Z.
GeSenrber, 1880 llbr abenos itatt-
iinbet. 9a IN Oieier Gerianlmlung
sic geamtinnen iiir oas Sabr 1917
selpGblt tperben, 10 ,ueroen alle
|'Sfaueitern gebeten IN Scr Ser
ialnlnllmg alnpelenS 81 iein uno leine
Yilidt hei ser @abl tllm uno aud
ibre Gllittlmgsbiider mit5lbringell.
banit tie gepriiit aueroen f0nnen.
9o lniere Sdnpeiter oilon sSolberi
| nit !8errn HaMnono 9ielpalo anl
Samstagabeno, sen 80. Stto6er, IN
Sen FL. Gbeital,o getreten 10 gratulies
| rem audi mir uno apiini6en iDuen
piel 8liid uno 8ottes Segen in if,
rem nel,en 2e6en.
Charlotte Salt, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05
1ms Hen,eiteaN. "a.
Sur Grinnerun0

an l,nicren lieben @rcbputer, Eater
llno @attcl
Hartford chronicle., 1946-09-07
HOSPITAL EMPLOYEES
 OFFER RESOLUTION

The members of the Connecti- cut, State Hospital, Local 398,
 of the A.F4SyC.M.E., gathered at a regular meeting, wish to ex- press together with the entire la- Dor movement, their shock and horror at the brutal slaughter of two Negro couples in Georgia by a gang of armed gunmen and sent a resolution to the Presi- dent of the United States. The resolution was signed by the Connecticut State Hospital, La cal 398, A.F.S.C.M.E. of Middle
Hartford chronicle., 1946-09-07
WHAT IT MEANS TO BE AN
 AMERICAN
By Charles C. Garvin

By Charles (. Garvin
 Freedom is the key to the art of being an American. From all parts of the world people clamor to come to this wonderful coun- try while millions within its bor- ders are suffering from identical things which the unfortunates of many other countries are suffer ing. A blend of all the races of mankind has been molded or mel ted into what we call Americans. Through all the ages since Ameri- ca has been able to shed her SUD- pression by the mother country to become the guiding light for most of the people of the world, we find the laws are made first for Americans and later for Ne groes.
 The constitution and the origi- nal Bill of Rights have covered in a general sense, all Americans. But the lawmakers of each gene ration have deemed it necessary to alter and add to the set laws of our system of government. The laws of creation says that all men are created equal. So says the fundamental laws of this wonderful Democracy. But ow- ing to the economic suppression of the Negroes there are many laws which tend to promote or prolong the suffering of a race that has not yet been accepted fully as Americans. State laws are the laws in question. The Southern Block refers to them as States Rights. These select ted States clamor and thrive on these illustrated protection gran ted them in the constitution of the United States.
 The melting pot has failed to absorb the Negro. The Negroes untiring effort in the time of crisis in our country would be used as overwhelming proof for any race except the Negro Race. Each to his own - but what is his compensation for his untir- ing efforts? Will it continue to be lynching in any state? Will it be the gouging out of a former service mans eye? Will it be the whole-hearted enforcement of the law for all men before such bru- tish atrocities are enacted. It's our move, and now is the time.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-09-07
MIDDLETOWN
NEWS NOTES

MT. and Mrs. Herbert Pope of Portland, Conn.,, entertained their neice, Mrs. Eva Jones of Newport News, Virginia, last weekend.
 Mrs. Elzora Hunt, the mother of Thelma Ghent is spending her vacation in Middletown. Mrs. Hunt is from Daytona Beach, Florida.
 Mrs. Hattie O. Reid of Allen dale, S. c. is spending her vaca- tion here with her daughter, Mrs. Hattie H. Garvin. Mrs. Reid is sharing her vacation with her two sons and two sisters who reside in New York City. This being her first trip to Connecticut, she said she likes our state very much.
 **##**&
 Rev. z. A. Hart, pastor of Little Zion Baptist Church spoke to his congregation from Luke: 14-3O. "Finish your building by Gods Blue Print" Gods Blue Print, as Rev Hart states is the Bible. All mankind has access to this wonderful book. It is for Us to use it to build our lives. The world today is being built by men who refuse to use the Blue Print which God has given us. From cover to cover, said Rev. Hart, Gods Blue Print will never fail. If there is any deviation it will be on our part. The word of God will never fail or change.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-09-07
WATERBURY, CONN.
By K. David Holmes

Pearl Street Neighborhood House
 To Open
 The Pearl Street Community House will begin its fall program
 this week. During the summer months the Community House has been redecorated and repaired. Plans have been formulated by the director, Mrs. L. T. Alexander Williams and her staff, whereby many interesting sorts of enter tainments and activities will be functioning for the young as we'll as the old. Sam Craig, local prize fighter of yester-years, will be the director of the boxing department. Leon Vaughn will be in charge of the archery group, which will meet at the YMCA. With all the young men back in civilian life, the Community House will have one of the best seasons of recrea- tional activities. Remember that saying, eff you can't play "a sport be one?"
Hartford chronicle., 1946-09-07
WESTERLY, RI.

Dr. and Mrs. Clifton Hert and MT. and Mrs. w. Rider of Phila- delphia, Pa., were the recent house guests of MT. and Mrs. Louis Rock.
 John D. Reid of New York has returned home having been the guest of Mrs. Siegal Rails and family of Granite Street the past two weeks. MT. Corlean B. Od- jenar of New York was also their guest over the weekend.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-09-07

, parents of the bride.
 MT. Wesly Morehead will make trip to Allenda1e, S. C., some time in September to visit his wife and son. He will bring his family back with him.
 A&*&aH& MT. and Mrs. John Davis have announced the birth of son born at New Britain General Hospital. MT. Fred H. Lewis of New Bri- tain will take a trip to Atlantic City to visit his grandmother who is spending her vacation there.
 H&#H#HkA
 Miss Catherine Whitehead of Ten Acre Road has returned to this city after spending months in Canada.
 Misses Catherine and Mary Ann Smith have returned to this city after spending vacation in Summit, N. J.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-09-07
Stop At AIS DUGOUT Hot Frankfurters
 Hamburg Patties 672 MAIN ST New London Conn.
guest of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Dortch Thursday.

guest of MT. and Mrs. Thomas
 Dortch Thursday.
 A party was given in honor of little Judy Simmons on the oc- casion of her second birthday at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Down ing Simmons, on Thursday after noon. The young guests enjoyed games, and later refreshments of ice cream, punch, candy and cake. Little Judy received many
 lovely gifts and cards. Those present included Gloria Wilson, Herbert Horner, Edward Burrell, IT,, Sandra Brown, Maurice Brown, Charles Dortch, Mrs. Law renee Wilson, Jr., Mrs. Wilson Horner, Mrs. Henry Allen, Mrs. Edward Burrell, Mrs. Edward Simmons, and MT. Ralph Simmons.
 Miss Louise Smith and Mrs. Clarence Smith were visitors in New York Tuesday and Wednes- day and were overnight guests of MT. and Mrs. Kenneth Richard son.
 Rev. and Mrs. Paris Sterrett and children, Paris, Jr., and John, MT. and Mrs. Ashby Smith of Providence, and Dr. John Ster- rett and MT. and Mrs. Wallace Carney of Philadelphia, were vii sitors at the home of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Dortch Thursday after noon.
 Among the guests registered at the Orchard House this past week are: Miss Verna A. Johnson, Mrs. Alvin Burroughs, Mrs. Lu- ella Slaughter, Mrs. Mamie Tue ker, Dr. L. J. Delsarte, MT. and Mrs. Clinton Thome, MT. and Mrs. | Livingston and daughter, | Roberta, Dr. Richard Birme, Miss Emily D. Knowles, Miss Carolyn J. Dublin, Mrs. Violet F. Wilt shire, Mrs. Louise Drake, of Brooklyn, Miss Mamie E. Eli ote, Mrs: Elizabeth Graham of New Haven, Miss Sallie M. Branch of New Jersey, Rev. E. H. Hamilton, Miss Bertha M. Wilson, Mrs. Clara Young, Miss Alberta MT. and Mrs. Harry G. Bragg and Harry Bragg, Jr., and Van Sylvester Whitted of New York. MT. Whitted is a teacher of piano, organ, and theory and is organist and choirmaster at St. Marks Methodist Church in New York.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-09-07
WORCESTER

Saturday, August 31, the Pas-
 tors Aid Society of John St. Bap-
 tist Church conducted an outing
 in Grafton, Mass, at the home of
 MT. and Mrs. William Phelps. Late
 in the afternoon, the group sat
 down to a well-laden table placed
 on the lawn-to honor Mrs. Cora
 Howard on her natal day. A purse
 was presented the lady and wishes
 for more happy birthdays were ex-
 tended.
 Visitors In The City
 Mrs. Lillian Banks of Chicago, sister of Rev. William Marvin Gib- son; Mrs. Cora Thomas of Provi- dence, R. I. and Mrs. Martha Clark of Bay Shore, L. I. MT. Nelson B. Scott of New York City spent his vacation here with his mother, Mrs. Charles Scott of 25 Clayton St. Miss Marion Scott of 25 Clay ton Street has returned from Buff falo, N. T., where she attended the Elk's Convention. While in Buffalo she was the guest of Mrs. Elijah Laws. She also visited Mi, agara Falls and reports a splen- lid trip.
 Sunday, September 22, the Mis- sion Society of AME Zion Church will sponsor an interesting pro gram in the church at 8 o'clock. The week of prayer conducted 1t AME Zion Church proved very ,avorable under the leadership of Rev. Russell Roberts. Rev. Rob- erts is now stationed in Camden. N. J., and Worcester folk wish for Jim a brilliant and happy future.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-09-07
WILSON POST AMERICAN
 LEGION WORLD WAR H VETERAN

By K. DAVID HOLMES
 Ansley Williams, veteran of four years over seas service in the Pacific with the rank sergeant, and acting Finance Officer of William Wilson Post No. 135 American Legion, was unani- mously elected commander for the new year, at the Annual Election of Officers, held Saturday, August 24th, in the Posts Room on Bi- shop Street. He succeeds re- turning commander, Joseph c. Hazel, who is former Adjutant for eight years, and winds up his third term as commander of the Post.
 INSTALLATION
 Installation of the newly cleo ted officers vii be tentatively held September the 7th or 14th. William Anthony, newly elected commander of Paul Buckner Post 10S, of New Haven has been in- vited to be Installing Officer. Convention Delegates
 Commander Joseph c. Hazel and Adjutant Henry D. Allen, dele gtes from Wilson's Post to De- partment Convention of the Anne rican Legion, held in Hartford, August 18th to 17th, made their report recently. Two World War II veterans George W. Crow der and Ansley Williams were
Hartford chronicle., 1946-09-07
NEW BRITAIN

By Edward H. Mays Catherine Lee and Alton Ri chardson, son of MT. and Mrs Clinton Richardson, were mar ried Saturday, August 24 at 4:0( P. M. The bride was given ir marriage by MT. Asbury Grove. Many friends from New York, Penna., and surrounding cities were present. After the mar 1iage there was huge reception and the couple left on their hon. eymoon, destination unknown.
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 MT. and Mrs. John Pitts will spend the winter in Macon, Ga, as the guest of MT. Pitts parents.
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 MT. Dallas Pierce of 28 Orange St., has returned to New Bri- tain after spending a 3 weeks va- cation visiting friends and rela- tives in Soperton, Ga.
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 Mrs. Meta Meekins, local busi- ness woman, will leave soon for Spring Hope, N. e., where she will spend a weeks vacation with relatives.
 MT. Robert Earle will leave on an extended vacation to visit friends and relatives in Tenn, and Ala.
 MT. Collins Deloach will spend a week in Oxford, N. Y. visiting friends and relatives.
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 When the New Britain Foot ball Candidates report for prac- tice there will be one Negro in the group. His name is Samuel Morris and he is trying for half-back position. Good Luck Sam
 *#*#*** MT. and Mrs. Grant Smith i nave GIlS UII LII O1 q SO1I born at New Britain General Saturday.
 k%KN%#% A reception was given August IF, 1946 in honor of MT. and Mrs. Roger Douglass of Hartford who were married July 16, 1946. Miss Hattie Timons, sister of the pride was hostess. Her fiance, Mr. Joseph Burke of Waterbury vas host. Guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Burdie Jones, Perry md Gambell Hall of Waterbury. Er. and Mrs. Douglas, Mrs. W. Mrs. H. Douglas and Hiss Elizabeth Risby of Hartford. Also MT. Henry Gordon of Hart ord. MT. and Mrs. Herbert 'hanza of 69 Hartford Ave, are