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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-09
ENAKopRAvNosT
(Nadaljevanje 2 2. strani)

Sledece pismo je Mrs. Kone.
stabo prejela cd sestre Fran
cke Mihacic, Jelsane v cehljah,
posta Ilirska Bistrica, Primor-
sko, XII je tudi mnogo prestala
YES cas- vojne. ...
s 20. nov. 1945.
Draga sestra! -~.
Namenila sem Sc III pisati en-
par vrstic. Predno nadaljujem,
Te prav srcno pozdravim JAZZ in
celia nasa druzina in Ii mama
njam, da zdravi smo sedaj. To-
da do selaj mas je teplo vse sla-
DO, bolezen in zapor. Viktor je
bill zaprt osem mesecev. Pri ia
prvih so ga Well in peljali v
Trst v zapor. Obdolzen je bill,
da dajemo partizanom jesti in
so ga tepli. Toda nj hotel pri-
znati, je zmerom tajil da nj res.
Potem so ga pa gonili cd jece do
jece.
"Marjot je bill v lerji zaprt in
sem ga sla obiskat uferli gombi
10 rec, potem sem sla v kojre
montenote in ga nisem dobila,
Oni so rekli, da Bog varuj &c bi
sla blizu, da zaprejo tudi meme,
potem sem sla domov.
"Oh, draga sestra, koliko sem
JAZZ prestala, da tt ne morem po-
pisati. Ko smo pogoreli mi nj
ostalo prav mic. Moji druzini,
YES, domacini, ostalo mic, kakor
kar smo imeli ma sebi. Yes da
moramo lezati ma tleh. XII smo
vsega imeli. Sedaj je vse po-
drto, je samo podrtija.
"Ti mammalian, da Edi moi
sin, taprvi, da so bill ga Well ta-
bell. Je Sci noter ko je. bill star
sestnajst let. Odvedli so ga ma
Rakek in cd tam v zapor v
Ljubljano. v Ljubljani je bill "a
prt en- mesec in pol in potem so
ga gnali v Nemcijo v Dagua v
lager. Mi nismo mic vedeli "a
NIGGA. Vsi so govorili, da so ga
ubili. No in potem Sc je vrnil il
Nemeije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-09

retov, ki bi rad zvedel "a sina
IJohna Tomazica, XII Sc nahaja
.nekje v Clevelandu.
"Pregarje, u. nov. 1915.
"Draga prijateljica!
PREF ko II kaj vec pisem Te
lepo pozdravimo in Ii dam We
deti, da smo se zivi, toda ne
vsi. Stara matt SO umrli 1910
leta. zena cd sina pa je umrla
"a. junija tega leta. Tako, da
smo sami trije, kot trije muce.
.niki, obeudovanja. vredni. Torej
draga Marija, TIE prosimo, daj
kaj poskrbeti "a mojega sina
Janeza. Ker nimam naslova cd
NIGGA. Zato Te prosim, daj kaj
koskrbeti, "a kar III bono zelo
hvalezni. Mas je zadela velika
nesreca. Hiso so n a m zazgal
Nemci in nam je vse pogorelo,
tako da nimamo kaj obleei in
kaj kupit ne.
"Torei &c Vam je mogoce,
da bi nam kaj poslali obleke,
Vas prosimo. Date Sc kaj usmi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-09
Odbor.
Volitev delegatov

Clanstvo DIR. "Lunder-Ada'
mic" st. % SNPJ je vljudnc
vabljeno, da Sc stevilno udelez
prihodnje redne seje, XII Sc bo
vrsila v nedeljo, IL. maja v obi.
cajnem prostoru v dvorani st
2 SLOW. mar. donna ma St. Clair
Ave. Pricetek tocno OBJ devetif
dopoldne.
N atej seji bono izvolili dele
gate "a 13. redno konvencijo
zato je dolznost slehernega cla.
ma in clanice, da sc te vazne sc.
je gotovo udelezi.
Anton Wapotich,
tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-09
BRATA IsCE

Mrs. Ivanka Kapelj, TOO E
155 ST., je prejela il starega
kraja pismo, v katerem Sc ia
prosi, da bi poizvedela "a diva
brata sturm, donna il Kilovc pri
Ilirski District, ki.sta svojecas.
no zivela v Clevelandu. Ia nil
ju ina Mrs. Kapelj vazno no.
vico cd sestre in necakinje. Ako
sama to eitata ali pa &c kdo We,
kje Sc nahajata, Sc prosi, da spo.
roci Mrs. Kapelj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-09

.liti. Torej Maria, Te prosimo,
daj kaj poizvedeti Cd sina, ker
JAZZ nimam naslova, 10. je vse
pogorelo. Pc domace se pravi.
pri Kureti. Brat in Olga in nje-
gova druzina 50 vsi zivi. Bonn
drugic kaj vec in bolj natanko
pisal. Vas pozdravimo vsi mi in
pricakujemo odgovore pref ko
je mogoce. Torej, zbogom!
"Joze Tomazic".
"Mogoce nj tudi vec sina Iii
vega
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-09
Znanjs 70 blagostanjsl

v knjigi "A Nation Of Ma
tions" je veliko podafkov o Anne.
riki in Amsrikancev. Kdor -
zeli resnicno prspriSatL mai pre-
eita. oziroma 81 nabavi omsnjs-
no knjigo. Spisal 10 js naS mar.
ljivi. poznani In spoStovani anne
risko-slovenslki pisateI Louis
Adamic. Knjigo 81 lshko prsslEr-
bite pri mas. ' ursdniStvu Ena-
|kopravnosti. z
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-09
UREDNlKOVA PO$TA

otrokom. Udelezimo sc vsi tega
koncerta, XII je prirejen "a ia
blag namen ma dan, ko sc sla-
vi ime matere - ma Materinski
dan. Vsi ste dobrodosli v nede-
ljo v Hrvatski dom. Vas prijaz-
no vabi
Odhor
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-09

Vas donesek "a otrosko boil
nico v Sloveniji bo znak lju-
bezni in spostovanja do po-
trebnih. v ia namen lahko
prispevate tudi v uradu "Ena.
kopravnosti"!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-09
Vabilo ma koncert in zabavo
"a baby food shower" y

so~AAS AA0 NOAA~VAA AA A0A0VO
"a baby food shower" y
Cleveland, O. - Preziveli
otroci v Jugoslaviji, stradali cd
dodge vojne, sedaj umirajo cd
bolezni in posledicami vojne.
Min rojstna domovina je poru-
sena, oropana in pozgana cd So
vraznika, nacistov in fasistov.
Radi tega sedaj nj mogoee do
. volj pridelati takoj, da hi zado-
stovalo "a zivljenje. Vlada no.
We Jugoslavije 81 ma vse nacine
prizadeva ohraniti otroke, Jim
vrniti zdravje in oteti zivljenje.
Pri tenn nadcloveskem naporu
jenasa dolznost, da jim priskoci-
mo ma pomoc il nase move, bo-
gate domovine Amerike.
Humanitarna dolznost mas xii
&c ma delo "a pomoc, da Sc resi-
smrti ono nesrecno mladino in
otroke. Sc nikdar preje nismo
imeli bolj vaznega humanitar-
mega podvzetja, kot ga imamo
sedaj. Odtrgajte il krempljev
smrti lacne, cd vojne tako tez-
ko prizadete otroke nasega
zmagovitega naroda.
Vijece ameriskih Hrvatic v
Clevelandu prireja v ia namen
"baby food shower" in koncert
ma Materinski dan v nedeljo II.
maja v Hrvatskem domu, 6314
St. Clair Ave. Tenn potion vabi-
mo vse prijatelje nedolznih
otrok, vojnih sirot, da Sc pri-
reditve gotovo udelezite. Apeli-
ramo ma vse posameznike, mos
ke, in zenske, kot tudi ma vsa
drustva in organizacije; apeli-
ramo ma vse hrvatske, sloven-
ske in srbske trgovce, da dopri-
nesejo svoj dar v hrani ali de-
narju "a osirotele otroke v Ju-
goslaviji.
Tako tenn poton prirejamo
priredbo in vabimo mas narod
tukaj v Clevelandu, Vijece anne
riskih Hrvatic, da mas posetite
nedeljo, da prinesete S seboj
karkoli "a otroke, ali denar, S
katerim Sc DO kupilo hrano in
vse skupaj poslalo osirotelim
otrokom v Jugoslavijo, kjer so
najpotrebneji.
Radi tega bi moral vsak Hr-
vat, Slovenec ali Srb, kot pravi
Jugoslovani doprinesti svoj de-
fez, bodisi moski ali zenska. Ire
ba je, da Sc odzovemo prosnji
nedolznih otrok v njih rojstni
domovini.
Program Sc pricne Oh 8 80 po-
poldne, kateri bo.. tseboval 8
took, Cd katerih+ j. prva toeka
Ameriska himna in Oj Slovani,
pole pevsko drustvo "Slavulj'.
Goste pozdravi Steffie Medve-
die; ma harmoniko igra Sylves-
ter Bartlett; deklamira Mlada
Beker; pole Rudy Ujcic, plese
Ellen Medvedic; pojeta v duetu
in solo sestri Vera in Olga To-
mic. Nato Sc Narodno kolo pies
izvaja po ukrajinski plesni sku-
pini.
Po programu sc bo serviralo
okusno vecerjo in zvecer bo pies,
pri katerem igra Srnik's orke-
ster. Vstopnina je prostovoljni
doprinos v hrani ali v denarju
"a otroke padlih borcev nase
rodne domovine. Bratje in Sc
sire, podajmo jim naso roko
sedaj, ko so tam v tako veliki
sits XII in potrebi, pomagajmo
jim S hrano ubogim in lacnim
Evening star., 1946-12-24

No Menace He
HOLLYWOOD.
Though specializing as q chilling
menacer on the screen, Sydney dhe
fat NAM Greenstreet has the gen.
Evening star., 1946-12-24

Is should not last. 1t is an operetta
with a laughing heart, lively sing
ing voice and ever so many ways of
making audiences happy, no matter
where the audiences may live.
There have been changes in the
cast, not many, since this reviewer
saw the production in New York
three seasons ago. They do nothing
at all to change it's droll, melodic
appeal, or weaken it as a sound
argument that history is most pleas
ant when set to music. Accuracy,
to be sure, may be sacrificed in this
method of teaching, but certainly
not entertainment.
"Up in Central Park is an alto
gether satisfying sample of the lat
ter. ANY one who neglected to see it
during its two-season run on it's
home grounds, should atone for that
during the next three weeks.
Herbert and Dorothy Fields were
the authors who delved into New
Yerk's past to come up with this
story of the unspoiled acreage which
introduces the city's millions to
grass. What they found was not
pretty, but it makes good, politically
dirty fun. The Fieldses and Sig
mund Romberg, indeed, are pair of
collaborators who do more for Boss
Tweed's standing than any of the
contemporaries who were his SO will
ing stooges. Henceforth. no doubt,
Tweed probably will be best known
merely as the villain in an amusing
Mike Todd musical.
At this late date, it is clear that
civic pride had little to do with the
enthusiasm originally inspired. 1t is
a completely sound project OF its
sort. From Howard Bays ironic
Currier and Ives settings outward,
1t has everything an operetta needs.
Sigmund Romberg's music goes
pleasantly enough with Dorothy
Fields leering lyrics, as well as the
romantic ones The book is much
more intelligent and witty than its
kind usually is. And Helen Tamiris'
dances are pleasingly in the ironic
comedy idiom which is most fancied
as modern.
1t is in it's human assets that up
in Central Park" is really most
agreeable, however.
A pair of precious assets from the
original company are the two girl
principals, Maureen Cannon and
Betty Bruce. The latter is a blond
clown of a girl who long ago de-
cided to dof the dignity of dancer
to prove that such artists could also
be human. She is wonderful at it
and, in some miraculous way, her
spirit has survived the repetition OF
the performance for three years.
Miss Cannon, as Rosie Moore, the
shows spirited, wistful colleen who
sings its most touching songs, has
come through the same three years
with her heart equally unwearied.
This is most admirable thing.
X X X u !
Among the newcomers, Baritone |
Earle MacVeigh has taken over for
Wilbur Evans, and any one who
thinks he does not do it superbly is !
merely being stuffy. MacVeigh is
baritone who gets fervor as we'll AS
. big voice into his music. If he
cannot make you forget that you
have heard many times before such
numbers as "Close as Pages in a
Book" when She Walks in the
Room" and April Snow" he at l
Evening star., 1946-12-24

least can make you completely
happy to be hearing them again.
To say that Malcolm Lee Beggs
is not suitable replacement for
Noah Beery in the Boss Tweed
role, would also be indefensible. 1t
takes little acting on the part Of
either to define the sleek Tammany
boss as the symbol of political skull
duggery. Tweed is as handy man
for operetta purposes in Beggs' per-
formance as in the original. That
is quite handy as handy men go.
y X X X
For sheer visual delight, few musi-
Gals equal up in Central Park
Gotham in 1870, with Grant in the
White House, was a florid commu-
nifty. 1t dressed as If it were play
ing circus and even its park had the
same overstuffed look Of its hotel
Evening star., 1946-12-24

Hobbies and night clubs. Even its
males added the sparkle of diamonds
to their facades and dress designers
could use enough material for a
carnival tent without actually con-
cealing the female figure.
Todd's costumers and Designer
Bay have made suitably amusing
note Of these things. The latter has
even recorded New York's winter
weather of the period in a snowy
Christmas set which might well
make Washington ashamed of its
mere brick and asphalt Christmas.
Perhaps you should see it for the
snow scene alone, a Yuletide touch
whose merit no one could have fore
seen.
Evening star., 1946-12-24

FOR CHRISTMAS - Phyllis
SchWarts, local soprano, opens
at the Capitol Theater today,
to sing Gounod's "Aue Maria"
as one OF the Christmas 1oeek
attractions. She is a sister
of Milton Sch,Oarts, first uio-
Hnist Nth the Sam Jack
Kaufman pit orchestra, ,Dho
auiH accompany her.
Evening star., 1946-12-24

| l0:45 am. l, $40, 5:25, 7:3o and
9:45 pm.
Hippo drome - "Wuthering
Heights; 2:05, $40 and 8:l5 pm.
Keith's-"The Westerner";; 1880
am, 1880. $3.50, $50. 7:30 and $3.50
pm.
Metropolitan-"Wild Bill Hickok
Rides; l1:55 am, 1855, 1855, $50,
7:50 and $50 pm.
Little-"Henry the Fifth; 2:30
and $50 pm.
Palace-"Till the Clouds Roll By:
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II 1:o5 am. 1:40, Ais, $50 and 9:25
pm.
Pix-"Sunbonnet Sue; 3:45, $50
and 10 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts:
continuous from 1915 am.
Evening star., 1946-12-24
Up in Central Park Retains
That Sparkle After 3 Years
By Jay Cormody

Now that has been voted world capital 46 to New York will
something
though New York place with meanwhile
up in Central Park Goam "Okahoma" which opened
Michael
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tlest kind Of . hobby In private life.
He collects antique objects and has
one OF the finest collections in Hol-
lywood. His most cherished piece
is q large engraved silver spoon
which once belonged to Napoleon.
Evening star., 1946-12-24
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

National-"Up In Central Park"
$3.50 pm.
Screen.
Capitol-"The Showoff":: 1l:0s
am, 1:50, 4:30, 7:20 and 10 pm
Stage shows: /, 3:35, 6:25 and 90.
pm.
CoIumhia-"The Strange Woman"
II am, 1:o5, 3:15. 500, 7:30 and
$40 pm.
Earle-"Till the End of Time;
Evening star., 1946-10-26

One block west Of Chevy Chase Circle.
New COLONEL home ready for immediate occupancy. Center
hail. large bedrooms. boths loyotoY first floor
Large level lot
Evening star., 1946-10-26
VA Reports l72 New
Home Looms in Week

Total Of 172 home loans, amount
ing to s1.45o,930 were approved or
confirmed by the Washington re-
gional Office OF the Veterans Ad-
ministration during the week ended
October IS, the agency reported to-
day.
In addition, II business loans
amounting to $40,8l5 we're approved.
The 189 new loans raised the total
handled thus far by the local office
to 4,337, representing $30, ,970, sos adj
vanced to veterans by Washington
area. leaders under the CT Bill OF
Rights loan guarantee program.
OF the total, 3,733 loans were for
homes. for which veterans borrowed
$40 ,284, ,346, while 604 veterans
started their own businesses with
81, ,686, ,159 borrowed under the pro-
gram.
Evening star., 1946-10-26
County Tract Bought
For Veterans Housing

A 20O-acre Montgomery County
tract on viers Mill road, third of
mile south of Bethesda, Md, has
been purchased by Twin-B Brook, Inc,
7136 Wisconsin avenue, Bethesda. as
the site for veterans housing
project. Joseph L. Geeraert, presi-
dent Of the firm, said today. The
seller was Miss Lillian Small.
Mr.. Geeraert, who previously has
built homes In Takoma Park and
Bethesda, said the company plans
to start cutting roads through with
in about 80 days, and that 1t will
construct about $50 homes in groups
|of 40.
The houses will be one story high
and will have two and three bed
rooms, he said.
Evening star., 1946-10-26
Tokomo Park Group Buys
BUILDING Supply Firm

The Southern Building Supply
Co., Inc, building materials dealer.
1923 Cedar street NV, has been pur-
chased by a firm headed by James
w. Campbell of Takoma Park, Md.
Other members of the new firm,
all from the Takoma Park area,
include Salvind v. Olson, vice presi-
dent; j. Douglas Bradshaw, secre-
tary: w. H. McCeney, jr., and George
B, Kissinger.
Evening star., 1946-10-26
Gavin
Continued From Page BID

Graduate School of Design. He re-
ceived his master of architectural
degree there in 1941.
For a number of years, he has
been associated with local architec-
tural firms, and for the last year
has served with Mr.. Justement.
A native of Philadelphia, Mr..
Gavin is the father OF two child
dren.
The award was made from a field
of 81 contestants and was based on
Evening star., 1946-10-26

charm Restricted neshbo
Level lot churches schools and transportation First
floor lose hail. living dining dnette den modern
kitchen ovoto and screened but Second Hoer.
bedrooms boh storage beautiful finished eeoon
room. lovotor, Ioundy and large storage
70 Reach: out Conn Ape. TO
S,s to to Wss,n st IRE H 4hosr srsst % ,gs n % San ,g.
Z
Evening star., 1946-10-26

The winning design was chosen
by jury selected by the Minnesota
State Veterans Service Commission.
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presentation drawings, plans and
elevations, he said. The competi-
tion closed october 10.
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This 6year- old hos been new house condition.
voeont. Reody for immediate occupancy
room. bedrooms. buths on second floor Den bedroom ond
avotoy first fIoor Cos heat But-in
Fd out George
tomnR Rooserelt ST. TO irnoon St.
For r.rteu.rr, call Mr.. Iusck, ewes,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-15

was taken UP and reports were
heard from officers. this includ-
ed those sconcerning the visiting
aof the sick and needy.
After the meeting had been
closed with prayer the entire
group was invited out under the
cedar trees where the devotional
was conducted By Miss Zelma
Van Osdol WITH r. 3. Harrison
voicing the clasiug prayer
An amusing period then ensu-
cd when husbands were intro
duced and hobbies were discuss
ed.
a sea5entl dinner was served.
The hostess 10 the next meet
ing Of tie class will be Mrs. W.
n Avasa at her home ON Lake
street
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-15
Worth While Club
Changes Days And
Ddies OF Meetings


Al a meeting OF the Worth
White Club at Lincoln Hall We'd
nesday morning il was decided
to rpeet only once a month in the
future and 10 change the day
from Wednesday 70 the second
Thursday of each month. The
club has been meeting weekly
since it was organized several
months ago.
The session was presided over
by the recently elected president,
MRS. William Hester, who gave a
fine rc port of the Mississippi Fed
eratiOn II Wofnen's Club conven-
ton at Biloxi last week.
The club voted to make a mo-
netary gift to the Community
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Mrs. ]. c. TrusseI
Hostess To T. E. L.
Gloss At Coulter

The beautiful home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. G Trusse'l at Cedar
Point. Gautier, was the setting
f0r a meeting of the T. +. l.
Class of The First Baptist church
of PascaRouIa last week with an
attendance of approximately for-
~, including DR. l.. f.. Green,
pastor Of the church.
Those attending were taken by
bus to the beautiful tourist
grounds on the point after which
they acre invited to the living
room Of the Trussell home where
the session took place.
II was presided over by Mrs.
j. Winchester with Mrs. ] l..
Van Osdol voicing the opening
prayer.
After minutes had been reaG
by Mrs. J r. Pound, the seefe-
taly, both old and new business
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Mrs. Hermes Gauiier Elected To
Office In Mississippi FEEDER aiio n

To clubwomen of this county
a highlieht of the annual meet
ing of the Mississippi Federation
OF Women's clubs of Biloxi, Nov
7-8 was the election of Mrs. Her
mes Gautier TO the first vice pres.
idency in a closely contested race
agains. Mrs. c. A. Doster of Du-
rant, the present incumbent OF
the Second vice presidency
The ether two offices to be
filled a. the meeting were those
of president and custodian. Mrs
c. A. Mstt Of Enterprise was
elected 20 the first office and
Mrs. Albert LegRitt, Of jackson
20 the second.
Outstanding speakers during
the two cay session were Mrs
J.. l.. Blair Buck of : Richmond,
Va, first vice president of the
National Federation and Mrs. A,
j.. Spro'es of New Orleans, who
has been guest speaker several
times before PascagouIa women's
organizations. N Rsa f
a prnel discussion on Youth
Problens' which was given by
six stlipents from the Biloxi High
school was OF especial interest
Among the suggestions for pa
rental conduct given inithe course
of tho debate was that more
parents should assume, more re
sponsibility and do less talking
IL was also stated that "a par
ent's JOB is wise Interpretation
of youth problems and less talk
about lhenb onaoccasion.s 8
l4al Junior Luncheon AZ
Prominent gon. Thursday's so4
iehcdlendalf for fhe aieeting was
a Junior Pioneer Women's lunch
con in the Rose Room of the Bue-
nn Vlst botel. where the conven-
ton was held. Iasaa5as M
I jackson county women at
tending were iMesdames IL W.
Browdef, julius MeIlwain, b. Il.
Mckenzie. r.. b. McIlwatn, T.. A..
Elliott. w. b. Robertson. Russ
White. Sydney Syan and her
guest. Mrs. Earl Peters. of Beth
lehem. Pa., Baylons Stokesl of
the Anoia Woman's Club and
Mesdanles II. G.. Otis, Henry Gau-
tier, Hesmes Gautief and Miss
Bessie Perry Of the,Woman's Club
and Mesdames j. E. Batessand M.
+. Fil!ingane of the Worth While
club Of Fascagoula. Moss Point
was represented by Mesdames
Tom Naory, A. j. Franklin, w.
IL Nelson, Jr., John Cirlot, II. c.
Eley, j I. Thompson and A.. w.
Head and Miss Pauline Colley, of
the Moss Point Woman's club.
Other Paseagoula women at
tending the Friday sessions were
Mesdames A. j. Grassick, II. II.
Cole, Roy Givens and Mrs. A b.
Brondun, Joe Hester Joe Blank
enship. Tom Bates and James AL
derson.
On friday afternoon the beau
tiful home of Mr. and Mrs.
Hermes Gautier az Gautier, The
Old Place, was thrown open at
a tea to those attending the con-
vention
On Friday evening a recep.
ton was held at the Tivoli hotel
Mrs. Buck and officers
of the Mississippi federation.
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MISS MARGUERITE coLLEY

Miss Ma,lmerite Colley, 304
Bellview ST., Moss Point, has been
selected as member of the So
prano section OF the unlveisl.y Y
of Illinois chorus. Prof X. II.
Miles, director, has announced.
Membership in the l10-voice cho.
rus is open to students, faculty
members and townspeople on the
basis 1f competitive try-outs
Hanuel's Messiah" will be pre-
sented in the university auditors
um when the chorus makes its
first appearance of the season,
December 3. The organization
will present THE Passion Ac-
cording to ST Mathew, by Jo-
ham Sebastian Bach, ON March
30
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JUNE HAMMOND THOMPSON

Announcement has been re-
ceived from Mr. nd Mrs. George
A. Thompson df the birth Of fhem
first daughter, June Hammond,
at Clutch and Home Infirmary
in Baltimore, Nd. Nov. 3.
The baby, who weighed 7
pounds, 7 ounces at birth, is a
granddaughter Of the late Mr..
and Mrs. w. T. Spatkman and
daughter Of thegforiner Miss Mary
Aliee Spafkman OF Pascagaula.
She has an older brother, Will
liam, to welcome her when she
gees home.
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MORNING COFFEE PARTY

On "Wednesday morning Mrs.
Tom Kell gathered a dozen Of her
friends around her at her home
ON South Pascagoula for morning
coffee honorlng Mrs. sydney
Swan, who is to soon go 10. Ia-
pan fof residence, end the lat
tcr's sistcr-in-law, MIS-. Earl Pc
ters Of Bethlehem, Pa.
The time WIS pleasantly spent
IN chatting over coffee sups.
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Chest, the amount to be decided
on Late. M y
Mrs. Elizabeth Latadvf and
Mrs. .lGa Miller of the Project
Service office were present and
expisiiled to the bingo commits
lee of the club the regulations
regarding the use of Lincoln Hall
for commercial purposes.
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sMrs. Rosie Campbell of Naples
vile, Ala, and M. and Mrs J.
H, Warren. of Wattsvile, Ala.
Funeral services We're conduct
ed Tuesday afternoon ct The
chape. Of Fails Funeral Home in
Bascagoula by the Rv. Harvey
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Funerul Services
For Month Old Boy
Held On Tuesd0y

Thomas Michael Warren, month
Old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Harber4 Warren. lll2 Kenneth
street, died Monday afternoon at
the Jackson county hospital
He is survived by his parents.
two brothers, James H. and Nor
man D; sister, Judith Lail, all
Of Paseagoula; and grandparents,
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L. Smith Of the Assembly of God
churca. Interment was in Mach
pelah cemetery