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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-30
.All-Stars To
Meet Wilson
Wednesday

Henderson All-Stars will play Il
doubleheadcr Softball game against
Wilson All-StarS tomorrow night on
the local diamond, the first game
being called at eight o'clock. &C
corcling TO announcement today.
Regular league play has been sus-
pended for the rest of the season and
all-star games will be played This
is the second such game since rc-
organizations. the local team play
ing Roanoke Rapids RomancoS last
week.
This will be the first appearance
of the Wilson team on the local dia-
mond and the public is invited to
come out and see the doublchcadcr
The Wilson team has been sue
cessful in defeating the Romance;
in most of the games played between
them and the public is assured of
good contests Wednesday night.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-30
Families Asked To
Continue Conserve
Bread, Wheat, Fats

The welcome improvement i'm To-
cal bread supplies does not make it
any less urgent that every family
continue to conserve bread. wheat
products, and fats, +. W. Workman.
vance county chairman of the FAM
me emergency committee. said today.
breadllneS ,: grocery stores and
bakeries have almost become n
thing of the past, ne added.
Quoting from information given
MN by the Presidents famine emer-
eency committee in . Washington
pointed out that as of July | millers
have been allowed an ',.crease i'm
production Of flour for domestic use.
The new production rate is IS De,
cent of last years volume. as com
pared with as per cent which was in
effect until then.
The increased Hour milling ratio
along. with the new crop of whca;
now berg harvested, has permitted
a marked Improvements in tie loca
bread situation but -four supple,
Will still be short. By continuing the
conservation measures i'm effect dur
ing the past few months and reduc-
ing the amount of wheat led to live
stock, the Department of Agriculture
expects to set aside 100000 900 BUSH
els or wheat for export during the
l946-47 marketing year.
Through the elimination of waste
oread consumers can make up most
II not all. of the Is per cent reduc-
tion frcm the l945 level Of supplies
which will result from the lower
milling volume, Workman said. No
wheat or wheat products will be
used by distillers or brewers.
AS specific bread conservation
measures. Workman urged serving
breakfast eggs on potatoes instead
oil toast, usrg potato salad to rcpla
one sandwich in lunch boxes, in
including potatoes in every evcninc
meal. making open sandwiches, serv-
ing fruits for dessert instead Of pies.
cakes and pastry.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-30
Miss Upchurch Is
Honored At Party

Miss Elizabeth Upchurch. whose
wedding to Lloyd Irwin Putt will be
solemnized Saturday evening, Aug
ust 3, at the First Baptist church
was complimcnted last Wednesday
afternoon at five o'clock when Miss
Arm Switzerland and Miss Helen
Teiser entertained at a tea at the
home of Miss Switzerland on Young
street.
Arrangements of summer flowers
were used throughout the house.
Miss Upchurch, bride-ele'.t, was
presented corSagc of gardcnias and
a gift Of silver salt and pepper shak-
ers by the hostesses.
The hoS,csScS. assisted by Mrs. w.
III. Switzerland and Mrs. Geneva
TciScr, served dainty sandw: hes.
cookies ard iced drinks to the guests
who called during the tea hour.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-30
Miss Parham Feted
At Dinner Party

Continuing the series of social af
fairs that have been given honor:n
Miss Mary Elizabeth Parham. bride
eject of Saturday, August 8. Miss
Helen Teiser and Mrs. Reid Ander-
son, of Durham, entertained Satur-
day evening at a dinner party al
the home of Miss Teiser on the OK
ford road.
A profusicn of mixed summer
flowers formed the decorations for
the event
The brides table was covered with
a lace cloth and conferred with &
colorful bowl of mixed summer
flowers. Other guests were seated
at individual tables, covered with
white cloths and conferred with SINH
lar vases of flowers.
Miss Parham. honoree, was pre-
sented corsage of white flower:
and guest gift of silver salt anc
pepper shakers.
Mrs. Geneva TeiSer and Mrs Hen
ry Mangum assisted the hostesses il,
serving a three-course dinner tc
about thirty guests,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-30
Fair Dates
For Autumn
Oct. Z To IL
Agriculture To Be
Stressed, Together
With Cattle Show

Agricultural exhibits ;,,d the an
nual cattle show will be among the
features of the annual Golden Belt
Fair this fall, E. L. Fleming. presi-
dent Of the organization. said today
The fair will be held the week OF
October 7-l2.
While il will be impossible to
erect new buildings this year t.
house larger and better exhibits.
is hoped to make the display
farm crops the best in years. both a
to quality and quantity. though
is recognized that the crops have
not as yet been made and weathe
conditions could wreck the hope
that are held now fer the fine dis
plays anticipated.
The cattle show has been out
standing the last two years and ha.
drawn large crowds. especially from
among these interested q Livestock
Hitherto. this feature has been Of
fered only en- one day. but il
hoped it can be put on for two sep
arate days at the fair this autumn
Generous prize money will b.
posted for winners in both arsricul
tural I'D cattle exhibits.
Sam PcrrcllS Greater Shows will
furnish the entertainment for the
Midway. This organization is cx-
pectcd to bring ten rides and eight
shows. Mr. Fleming said. Fireworks
for many years a nightly feature
before the war. will be resumed thi
fall for tho first time since the star
of hostiliticS.
There will also Ec free acts. anG
il is plT"ncd to stage these attrac
tons in front Ct grandstandS tina
ha"" hCcn used this Summer fo
Softball games.
1t is planned TO erect now build
ings when constructor can Ec re-
sumcd. ;'d 10 broaden the SCop,
Of the fair and its appeal 10 the gen
cral public. But il will be impossible
it was said. 10 do this by the tim.
of the 1916 attraction.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-30
Miss Rowland Is
Hostess Monday
For Miss Parham

Miss Ann Rowland was hostess
Monday morning at IL o'clock at a
coca cola party at her home on
South Garnett street, complimenting
Miss Mary Elizabeth Parham, whose
wedding to John E. Russell will be
an event of August 3.
Throughout the house were at
tractive appointments Of mixed
summer flowers.
Miss Parham was presented a cor
sage of carnations and a gift of cry
stall by the hostess.
Mrs. Garland Rowland and Mrs.
B. A. Scott assisted Miss Rowland
in serving cokes, dainty sandwiches,
potato chips, peanuts and cakes to
about thirty guests.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-30
Grange Meeting
1t At MiddIeburg
Tomorrow Evening

Progress of agriculture III recent
years will be reviewed and there
wifi be a discussion of freezing
fruits and vegetables at the meeting
OF the Vance County Grange. TO be
held at the community house In
Middleburg Wednesday evening at
eight o'clock. il was said today by
J. w. Sanders, county agent.
Work Of the Grange and the agri-
cultural program generally will be
discussed at the meeting. and calls
have been issued for all member;
of the group 20 attend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-30
SOUTH HENDERSON NEWS

large number of friends of Mrs.
Jimmie Cash attended the funeral
in Oxford yesterday.
Most of the people are curing this
week.
There will be ball game play
cd Sunday afternoon in the Pines
between the Textile union baseball
club and the American Goldbricks
club. The game will be called at 1
o'clock. Everybody is invited to at
tend.
B. A. BARNES.
Route |: Box l2A.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-30

Your cute little tot larns to dress
herself in this button-fronter. Moth
er will like the eaSy-sewing, easy
ironing ways about Pattern 9O36.
PanticS included.
Pattern 9036 comes in sizes 2. t..
t and 8. Size 6 frock, l-8 yds. 35-
inch.
Send TWENTY cents in CONS for
this pattern to Daily Dispatch Pat
tern Dept, 232 West 18th ST., New
York II, N. Y. Print plainly, SIZE,
NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE NUM-
Der.
Fifteen cents more brings you the
Marian Martin SUMMER 1916 Pat
tern Book. Many brand-new, corl
1asy-to-makc fashions for everyone.
80. And, printed right in the BOOK
FREE pattern for ballet slippers for
home and beach wear.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-30
Spend Weekend Here

Mr.. ard Mrs. c. E. Mann and Miss
Vivian Mann, of Washington, D. c.;
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Mann, of Dur
ham; Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Shaffer,
Of Chesapeake Beach, Md, and Mrs.
H. A. Brandenburg, of ST. Louis,
Mo, were weekend guests of Mrs.
Luther Hughes, Mrs. ". 7. Glover
and Mrs D. r. Hale.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-30
10 Tabor CITY.

j.. i. Edwards has gone to the
oorder market at Tabor City, where
ne is warehouse representative for
Llggett-Mycrs Tobacco Company.
Al the close of that market he Will
90 to Petersburg, Va.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-30
New York Vishitor.

Miss Frances F. Boyd, of New
York City, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
w. *. Sturges, at the residence OF
Mrs. Meredith Bullock on South
Garnet street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-30
Society wS
PIN.vv0Rvl
Now can be Beaten!

Tho miscrics OF Pin-Worms have been
known for centuries. and millions Of VIC
Tins have sought n way to deal with this
pest that lives inside the human body.
Today. thanks TO n special. medically rec
pgnzcd druI. (gcntian violet). n highly eff
fcctivc treatment has been made possible.
This drug Is the vital ingredient In P-W,
the Pin-Worm tablets developed in tho
Laboratories OF DR.. ID. Jayne & Son.
The small. casy-to-takc P-W tablets act
Sn q special way TO remove n-Worms.
So don't suffer in silence with the cmbar-
RAISING rectal itch caused by this ugly.
stubborn pest. Ask your druggist for a
package OF JAMES P-W and follow the
simple directions carefully. Satisfaction
guaranteed or your money back.
P-w-the treatment for Pin.Worms.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-30
Visiting From New York

MIR. and Mrs. p. NJ. Rockefeller. of
N. Y, are visiting Mrs.
Rockefcllcr'S mother. Mrs. j. r. Nc
Duffie, on Granite street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-30
From Wilmington.

Mrs. Ralph Smell and children of
Wilmington arc the guests of Mrs.
Fl. M. Lewis and Mrs. Lily Slade on
Church street
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-30
Hubert Lawrence CatIett.

MIR. and Mrs. Hubert Catlett an
nounce the birth of son, Hubert
Lawrence, on July rs, at Maria Par
ham hospital.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-30
Larry Wayne johnson.

Larry Wayne Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow johnson,
Route !, Henderson, announce the
birth of son, Larry Wayne, on July
26, at Maria Parham hospital. Mrs.
Johnson is the former Miss Mary
B. Hamlet.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-30

Fisher J. Beasley, III.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher ]. Beasley,
Jr., announce the birth of son.
Fisher j. Beasley III, on July % n.
Maria Parham hospital. Mrs. Beas-
ley is the former Miss Margaret
Faris.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-30
From GoldsborO.

Mrs. H. G. Maxwell of Goldsboro
is visiting Mrs. II. NJ. Lewis and
Mrs. Lily Slade at their home on
Church street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-30
Shelia Eay Harris

MIR. and Mrs. Harvey Harris an
nouncc the birth of daughter,
Shclia Fay. on July "a at Maria Par
ham hospital.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-30
WITH The SICK
At Maria Parham


Mrs. Helen Mann is receiving
treatment at Maria Parham hos
pital.
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(Sortiebung folst)
@isdrptdu,sA,,,.f

ct. Climb, Winn. glm 9rei=
faltigfeits -Sonntag. 16. ssuni, feiert
Der befant1te 8eneoiftinerpater Mns-
gar &erman Sienoorf bon Der ct.
Sobannes- -Ibtei, ber5eit in Meabno-
men itationiert, iein goloenes 8rie-
iteriubildum, nnb atpar in Der 90.
Beter uno Yauls- Stride in &i1nono,
mo- er iabrelans als Bfarrer ipirfte.
Die fir6li6e Seier lit Inn 5ebn nbr
uno nab bem feierliden 9o6an1t lit
Seitbanfett au gbren oes neroienten
SSubilars.
Srentpn, sc. S. = glm 25. Mai
erteilte Der bohtp'ite Sr. 8iifof @rif-
fin in Der bieiigen &atbeorale bem
bodp. Srn. Soiepb 8. Butler BON
8aibineton bie Brieiterapeibe. Ser
WeuprieIter lit Ger adtunoamanaisite
NegerprieIter in oen Ser. Staaten.
sSSn @aibineton geboreu, madte er
feline Stubien an Der oortigen ct.
Gpprians1 s1Sdule, Johann an Der ct.
Sobn's l1niperiitp in Gollegebille,
Minn., uno am ct. gincent's 'ssSemi-
NOR in 2atrobe, ga.
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u. Erinnernngen
Bon 8 { b. s.. GuertgeS
(Sortietung)

Ser Fl. aaiier Seinri6 II. batte
Elm iebr frommes Seben in Der gSelt
gefiibrt uno als er gum &atler en-
mGblt puroe, lpollte er BEN Sroens=
itano por5ieben uno begebrte BON
abt Hidoro oas M0n6sfleio. Der
slbt glaubte aber ieinem @unide
nidt piafabren su 0iirfen uno befabl
ibm, aus 8eboriam &rone uno S5ep-
ter on5unebmen. Sbne 3tpeifel lpuroe
Ger @eborlam' oes &oilers bon 8ott
als Elm aneenebmes Spfer angeieben
uno oiente bo5u, Sen Gegenten be-
itanoig in ser Soafommenbeit 5u er-
balten.
Gin rei6er Wann fragte BEN FL.
Bbilipp Heri, Oh es 1ti6t beiier lei,
penn er ein arrnes 2eben beginner
tpiiroe. Ser Seilige NOR nidt Ser gln-
it6t uno riet ibm, in ieiner geipobn.
ten 2ebensfpeie fort5ufabren. slls Der
Mann ltarb, beteuerte Ser 81. Bbilipp
geeri, baB Ser rei6e Wann tros ieines
&eidtums iid Die elpise Seliefeit
peroient babe.
Gin 8eilpiel oes @eborIanls geeen
oie gltern gibt uns oie bl. Sran5isfa
Gomana. 8ereits nit elf Sobren bat.
te tie oen gntibluB gefaBt, eine &lo-
Iterfrau 5u iperben uno unbefannt alt
bleiben. Sbre gltern erlaubten ibr ie-
bod 11idt, ben Shleier 5u nebmen,
.ionbern 5pangen iie CUR CHE. 4fsbalo
berfiel lie in cine idDere &ranfbeit,
bon Ser iie erIt na6 LANCER 3eit ge.
beilt tpurbe. Sic tra6tete itets, in
ibrem neuen Stanbe, bie 5r0mmig-
felt 5u beipabren uno ibre Hflihten
getpiiienbaft gu erfiiaen, go le6te tie
uier5ig Sabre NIT ibrem @atten in
gliidli9er gbe. Sic peritanb Die
aunit, @ott in allen l1mltanben au
oienen. Sic 5Ogerte feinen slugenblid,
fire frommen uebungen ab5ubrehen,
ipenn ibr 9ienit i'm Sausmelen nOtig
mar. Dies muB rbr Inn 10 mebr gum
@eroienit angere1net tperben, ba es
ibr itets Selbitiiberpinbung foitete,
benn tbr Ser5 iebnte iid itets nod
Der giniamfeit. Sn ipdtern Sabren
selang es ibr, Der @elt 5u entIa9en
uno 6em Srben bes FL. 8eneoift bei-
5utreten. gs gereidt ibr geipiB gum
Mlbm unb gum eroienit, baB lie i'm
@eboriam segen ibre gltern in ben
g6eltanb trat.
glebnIi6e 8eiIpiele baben mir niele
i'm 2eben GROCER Seiliger 1no ausge-
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'terI6Bt ibren @atten, 5tpei Sobne, Ell.
ne gnfeltn, etnen 8ruoer in Detroit
uno atpei Sdneitern in DeutIdlano
Cine unierer alteIten 9eIerinnen BET.
Der Wo1enbldtter.
Nirs. Glis. 3ilmnrrD, geit. i'm al,
ter BON 80 Snbren i'm Satpper genr'
ting Some, Stint, WiG. sic binter,
laBt cine S6melter uno stpei Nih-
ten.
sobn $. @armmtb, seit. am 25.
@pril, tpobl porbereitet, in Utica, sc.
3. 2eier ieit einunofiinf5ig Sabren.
Diff Clara 8isbels, geit. ant 1.
Moi 1916 in gopington, ap.
Mrs. :. Nt. Seerins, geit. am Z.
Dtai 1916, tpobl borbereitet, in SPORT
Suron, Wid. Site 2eierin.
Nep. s. q. Ssilpr, geit. am 3.
Wdra i'm pierunbfiinf5igiten Sabre
ieines beiligen SrieItertuns, i'm
Wercp-Soipital, Gaaep GitD, N.=9af.
M. Seidelbad, ge6. am IL. Iugult
1869, geIt. am 25. Osar5 1916 in
Maria SIN, ssno.
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feinen Shaben, ober mas iollen i'm.
iere Safult1tsmitglieoer ibieBen,
Denn nahiten Serbit Die SagoIaiion
er0ffnet miro?
8enn Ser gesentpGrtiee giienbabn.
ltreif iid langere 3eit bin5iebt, ieben
unIere Stuoertten nit lorgen6en
8liden oen fommenoen 5erien emit
geeen. Cine Mn5abl oerIelben baber
itd anerboten, cine ooer 5tpei @ohen
i'm Soiepbinum 81 berblei6en, INN BEL
notpenoigen slrbeiten bebilflid al.
Iein. gs mag l,nter BEN gegentpdrti-
gen ltmltdnoen bie Notpenbisfeit er-
iteben, oaB nod anOere einen Cell
ibrer Sommerferien i'm Soiepbinnnt
berbringen miiiien. Sic tperben 8e-
l6dftigung genug finoen bel 1mgra-
bungen l1no Ser Sago na6 Sermiten.
llniern ,Sbio= 8ailenfreunO' -2eiern,
oeren Sabresabonnement ubgelaltfen
lit ooer in 8dloe ablduft, lit Die 8itte
Inn Grneuerung ibres slbonnements
ergangen. @enn unlere alten oeut=
I6en 2eier abiterben beoauert Die
iiinsere Generation nidt Ielten, llnler
oeutl6es 8o6enblatt niht leien 5u
f0nnen, uno oaielbe miro abbeI Iteat.
Sn bieiem Sale bitten mir INN boil
oiee Meitteilung.
gs lei inbes baron erinnert, baB
SEN ainoern 1lno aneeborigen unie-
rer alten oeutIden 2eier, 1pelbe niht
oeutl6 lelen fonnen, unler engliides
@ohenblatt ,Sbe Soiepbinum @eef-
lp' cine pilfommene, intereliante
3eitung bietet, bur6 melde lie, nod
oem 8eiipiel ibrer berttiGen gltern,
oas @erf oes SoIepbinums ipeiter
unteritiiten belfen.
Ilen 2elern, tpel6e bereits 1lnauf-
geforoert ibr announcement erneuert
uno gum grfolg unierer oiesidbrigen
8reIefampaene beigetragen baben,
ipre6en mir unlern ber5li6en 9anf
aus uno oerlidern iie ser slnteilnab-
me an ben taglihen 8ebeten uno
&omml1nionen unlerer Stuoenten
uno ben beilisen Mebopfern unlerer
8rieiter, pelde fir lniere 2eier,
Sreunoe uno @obltater arfgeopfert
meroen.
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W. 9. 8.

Die 0fitslieoer ser i'm Sabre 1921
gelpeibten YrieIter feiern bieles Sabr
ibr lilbernes 8rielteriubilaum. gta6
uniern Muf5ei6nungen lit MIR elmer
Der neun Brielter eeItorben.
8ir entbieten 1niere ber5lidite1l
Slid uno Seeenspiinide ben be-
treffenoen bo6tp. Serren: Geus. S.
3. Bed, Sobn 8. Bad, Soiepb $.
SLAB, &obert 5. 8ipperi6, 9llfreo
u. Sogemeier, 6rant 2ath, Soiepb
$. Miiller ltno SoIepb st. Sieber.
Dtoge ser liebe 8ott ibnen neitere
fiinfunb5pan5ie Sabre iesensreider
Sdtigfeit i'm @einberge oes Serrn
perleiben!
8ir fonnen uns ni6t 1pegen 8e-
genmangel beflagen. 81breno oer
erIten 5tpan5is Sage i'm @aai batten
mir lteb5ebn Hegentage. 9as l1nfraut
iiberfliigelt oas 8artengemiile. 8ir
boffen, baB ser 8ooen troden genug
miro gum 8earbeiten, bebor Die Stu-
benten ibre 5erien antreten.
Gin auf unierm @elGnoe iid bers
umtreibenoer Suno bat iif) gittlt9
getan an ben llmberlal.fenOen iungen
Saien. Sin uno fir lth beoeutet Dies
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Mrtbritis-, &benmatismns.
nn6 Mtblete's- -Sopts2 2ei6ea6e!

Wein Mittel 5eelplp-Winol bringt
be6eutenoe 2inoerups in ben meiiten
s5Gnen. gs lit 1pGrfne-er5e1geno ln6
grlei1terung tritt meiitens iofort
elm. 8iele anerfennungsidreiben.
8arum iollen sic Hanger Ieioen2
MeuBerli9e Mntpenbung. BolIe &C.
brau9santpeiiltng nit ieber 8eitel-
lung. aoitet nur SLIP per Glaide.
8etrag poraus 5abIbar.
Diitributor: Mrs. $. 6. Jinn,
@onte 1, Bog Is, 9eermooS, Minn.
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Ser III. 1rans garaceiola griinoete, faum flint.
,.16amnr15ig Sabre aft, ben Orben Der Negularfle
ritter, beiien @egel 1uBert itreng tuar uno Der fi
bauptiGnli1 NIT Der ieelorgerlihen 8etreunng bon
@efanaenen, @aIeerenitrdflingen 1fp. befaBte.
grot ieines StrGubens tp,lr6e Der IT, sSran5 gum
speten General bes 9rbens gepdblt, BEN er in
ausge6ebnten Meiiem Biz nod Sponien berbreitete.
Gin @ottesmann bon gr6Bter Seelenreinbeit, batte
er cine befonbere Mnonht gum aIIerbeligten Mltar.
iafrouent. gr fturb Inn Sabre 1903, erft bier,tn6.
niersia ssobre alt Sein syeit iit am A. Sani.
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Fred Schill, Aulne, Kans. 80.
B. Schladant, Louisville, Ky.
BY j. DickeS
Mrs. A. Polt, Pierce, Neb. -.
John Hentrick, Dayton, 0. :.
A. Leopoldine, Bethlehem, Pa.
Mrs. J. Doll, Perham, MINI.
Mrs. L. Messig, Freeport, L. l.,
N. Y. ................
Carl A. Turk, Brooklyn, N. Y.
J. P. Gehler, LaMotte, Ia. -.
J. Harmeyer, Cincinnati, o.
Mrs. A. Fleischer, Chicago, Ill.
N. NJ, MINI. ..........
Hy. KasSmeier, Ft. Benton,
Mont.
John Heuger, Cold Spring,
ky. ..............
Sylvester Krene, Columbus
Grove, o. ...........
Frank Haddas, Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. j. Schwalm, Syracuse,
N, Y.
N. Jacobs, Long Beach, Calf.
Mrs. T. Walker, Weehawken,
NJ.
Chas. Hesch, Springfield, Pa.
Mrs. A. Ebnet, Lancaster, N.
Y.
Mary Wempe, Cincinnati, o:
Mrs. J. Gerlus, Hartwell, o.
Clara Neef, Springfield, ILL.,.
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MItberiibnte &r6uterialbe, uniiber.
troffen BEL
8r b tp nm Sen
aller Irt uno BEL nn6ern 2ei6en,
nelde i'm beisegebenen 3irfular on.
gegeben iinb.
9 Gents Ohio State Gales Snr fir
bieienisen, 6ie i'm Staate Obio mob
men.
Sour 5u be5ieben bonn
80 : imilian Ganitarin m
2698 Sopee Mpe., Columbus 3, 8.
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8ortbinstpn, >. ct. Baul, Minn,
Samstas, 1. SUM- 1916.
6 ir d II falenber

Sonmtag, 2. Snni: Sediter Sunntaa
nad Sitern. K pangeIiu m:
&enn Der Sroiter fommt (Sob.
15).
Dtontag, 3. SUM: alotbiloe. .a.
Sienstag, a. SUM: 5ran5 Garracio.
10. .-..
Vtittpody, 5. SUM: 9onifutius.
9onnerstag, 6. Suni: gtorbert.
6reitag, T. SUM: Ro6ert.
Sarnstag, 8. Suni: MeOaro. (Sigil.
faiten.)
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Ser fl. 8pnifatims mur6e IN England geboren
uno altsgebiIoet llnb lit aGgemein als Der groBe
Mpoitel bes beutfden goIfes befannt gr begnnn
feline Miiiionstdtigfeit in 8abern unb Ebiringen,
6ebnte feline Miiiionsreiien ip6ter bis nod Seiien,
sSriesIan6 ,,nb Sahien aus. balte iiberan @irden
uno orsaniierte ouf @ebeiB bes Hapites Die fatbo-
IiIde Stride in allen belltfdeu @auen SIM Sabre
755 tpur6e er auf elmer Girmungsreiie Don beioni-
iden Nrieitern iiberfaIen uno ermoroet. Sein Set
lit am 5. Suni
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Die fl. &lotbilbe 1par Die @attin oes aonigs
aIoopis T., oeilen gefebrung sroBenteils ibrem
ginfluB au5uidreiben lit. auf ibren Bunid baute
er in Baris Die pradtpoae Stride Der bbl. Betrus
,lno Baulus, Die bete Der bl @enooea gepeibt lit.
@a6 Sem Sooe ibres @atten bradte fie ben Meit
ibres 2ebens groBenteils in @ebet unb Almoien-
geben su sic ftarb i'm Sabre 545 uno ibr Geit lit
am 8. Suni.
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neral i,no Jelomarldam. Brina 2i,-
oetDig rift auf nnb nieoer:: SaIt eub
bran, fbr oeutihen Briioer, greift ben
Seino nur bersbaft an. Brin3 Cube
mig muBt alfgeben ieinen @eiit iino
iltnges 2eben, iparo setroffen BON
benz 8lei. Brin5 gugen tpar iebr be-
triibet, neil er i'm 10 iebr eeliebet,
lieB i'm bringen nod Heternarbein. :
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Stiulme 0eS NDlfeS
fdr 0as Soiepbiunnt

ginliegeno cine 8abe bon $40, Die
i6 in einem 5eitlihen anliegen ber-
ipro6en batte. Wteine 8itte tit, 8ott
Ianf, erbort iporben. :siI
sllter 2eler, 9.
Siernit ibide i6 Sbnen SIS 5ur
SreiIteae, bie ib in einem belonoern
9lnliegen 81 gbren Der 81. Samilie
peripro6en bate. Sd bin, @ott iei
Ianf, erbort porOen.
g. s., 8.
ginliegeno ienbe if Sbnen So, Die
i6 5u gbren Ser Sl. Samilie nn0 oes
bl. antonius peripro6en. Weine Sit.
te lit erbort moroen.
8. &C., @is.
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TretiteQe 81 Gbreu oer
bl. GreSceutiQ

Previously credited. "a 1893 .92
Hy. May, Stacyville, La. 80. 10000
Vim. Dresen Jr., Sauk City,
Wis. .................... 800
st. Elizabeth's Home, Co.
lumbia, Pa. ............. 100
Mrs. T. Hohmann, st. Louis,
MO. 1.Uu
Mary Stecher, Corona, L. l.,
NY. ................... 100
Sisters of st. Agnes, Baraga,
Mich. .................. 1.0O
N. Jacobs, Long Beach,
Calf. LOO
Total. .....-............ .$5 ,OO1 .92
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Sooesau5eigen

Nfrs. Spbn &rebsbad), @attin BON
Sobn 8rebsba6, seb. in 9eutldlano,
fam als iunges Mdo6en nod 0e,
troit, Nid.; seIt. i'm alter bon 70
ssabren, in Getroit, Wi6. Sic bin.