davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19
POHRBY.

= IS. dubna zemTela V Ma
ryland State Sanatorium Virgil
MIA Bendall, dcera p1. Marie
Bendall, (roz. Polacek) 623 N.
Curley st. We start FL rokG. Ma
rodila sc v Baltimore.
PohTeb konal sc We stredu,
II. dubna re SchimGnkova Pc
hfebn1ho Domu ma Parkwood
hTbitov "a assistance Rev. John
E. Graefe.
= Dne IA. dubna zemrel v
Sinai nemocnici p. Leroy Fox,
437 N. Kenwood Ave., We start
AS let. Narodil Sc v JIM Ka-
rol1ne a byl strojnfkem. Zane
nechal zde manzelku a 3 d1tky.
Pohreb konal sc we stfedu,
II. dubna z domu smutku do
kostela ST.. Elizabeth a odtud
ma hrbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele a
byl vypraven firmou Frank
Cvach & Syn.
" 1tery, 16. dubna zem-
Tela p1. Margaret Lewis, 933 n.
Linwood Ave-, We start Is let.
Narodila Sc v Baltimore.
Pohreb konal Sc We ctvrtek,
18. dubna re SchimGnkova Pc
hrebn1ho Domu ma Oak Lawn
hTbitov "a assistance Rev. R.. l..
Bartletta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19
SOkOIsky V6stnik.
Nasi marylandStf sokolsti
zastupci " New Yorku.

Minulou sobotu vecer odjeli
zastupci sok. marylandskych
jednot do New Yorku. V ne
deli dopoledne konala Sc V So
kolovne T. J. Sokol New York
zupnf schIze a pc nj byla po-
rada zastupcG, kterf pojedou
ma sized A. O. S. do Omahy.
Nasi zastupci byli vrele uvitani
a jejich navrhGm byla venova-
ma velka pozornost.
Odpoledne pofadali T. J. So
kol New York a Sokolky New
York velke VeTejne Cvicen1
kteremu byli prftomni: br. a
ses. Vaclav Primus, br. a ses.
Josef Pokorny z Baltimore, br.
a SEES. Eugen ProstTedn1k z FL
ladelfie a br. Josef Fejfar z
Belcamp.
Cvicenf bylo velice krasne a
potkalo Sc s obrovskym 1spe-
chem. Je to blahy a zaroven
hrejivy pocit, kdyz vidfme, re
Sokolstvo v Americe sp6je opet
az k nejvyssi mete. Zdar!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19
Rozdflenf darG.

Dopravnf pomery v. Europe
sou tax bfdne, re zasilka 1000
beden, kterou poslalo Ceske ma
rodnf sdruzenf v Americe, do
chazf jen pc castech, a je nutno
shaneti bedny pc vsech nadra-
zfch, ba az ma Melnfku, kde je
velke pTekladiste. Zat1m doslo
do Prahy 440 beden, z toho jen
20 beden mydla, a ty jsou jiz
vsechny rozeslany do mist, kde
byla nejv6ts1 potTeba pomoci.
Krone prazskych 1stavd byl
podelen Hradec Kralove, Ces-
Ike Bud6jovice, Brno a vychod-
nj Slovensko. V Praze sc obje-
villa nalehava potreba vypomo-
ci teplym pradlem a odevem
vdovam a sirotkGm pc obetech
nemeckeho teroru. V Milicove
dome bylo tedy rozdano neko-
Xix beden temto ubozakGm do
porucenym Svazem politickych
VENT, Svazem narodn1 revolu-
&c a bojovou skupinou Svazu
postovn1ch a telegrafn1ch "a
mestnancG. Bratr Racer byl po-
ivan take k rozd1leni daru po-
rodnice ma ostrove Stvanici, kde
no uv1tala zavodn1 rada 1sta-
WI. Primar DIR. Tuna podeko-
val bratru Kacerovi sc slzami v
oc1ch "a pomoc nemluvnat1m,
pro ktere nebylo ami prada, ba
ami plenek. Rozd1len1 byla pf1-
tomna take manzelka minister
skeho pTedsedy pf. Olga Fer
lingrova. V dobe Kacerova po-
bytu ma Slovensku a v Brine RI
dila rozdelovanf pomoci pro
chudinu ma Zizkove a pro sirot-
ky a vdovy z rGznych revoluc-
Mich INSTRUCT PAM Vlasta Kou-
sova-P etrankova a %zastupci
Csl. Cerveneho Krize. "Zde je
tolik zadosti, tolik potfeb a BIZ
dy," pise br. Racer, "ze by mu-
sill clovsk svleci posledni ka-
bat 49," Proto je br. Racer
take v stalem styku S UNRRA,
ktera sama zada no O soucin-
most pTi zdolovanf bfdy. Je ia
Ike mnozstv1 1plnych sirotkG,
kteff jsou jiz leta bez domova.
K teto zprave poznamenava-
me, re v teto zasilce 1900 be-
den nalezaly Sc i poslednf bed
ny Pomocneho Vyboru z Balti-
more. Doufame, re dosly v po-
Iradku a vykonaly sve lidske
poslanl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19
BR. KACER z PRAHY:
"Svleci posledni kabat 80"
Bida je straSna, potreby obrov-
ske.-Trpky osud obeti teroru,
zvlaste sirotkHE.

PTedseda 1stfedny CeskehO
narodnlho sdruzenf bratr Adolf
Racer byl pTijat 6. brezna v
Praze presidentem Benesem. V
hodinovem hovoru vyptal Sc p.
president velmi d1kladne ma
praci naSich americkych kraja-
MI a rozsah jejich pomocne Gin
nosti "a valky a nynf pc valce,
vyslovil Sc o nj S velmi pochval-
nym uznan1m a vzkazal po br.
Kacerovi uprimny dix Ia vsec-
ko, co kra6ane Americe vyko-
nall a konaji. Den pred tim byl
br. Racer pozvan k PAM Hane
Benesove, odevzdal il kytici a
odznak ceskych pracovnic A
merickeho Cerveneho KTfze a
sllbil vyfidit donna i jeji d6kov-
ne vzkazy.
V nasleduj1c1ch dnech byl
pozvan ma zemske vojenske We
litelstv1 v Praze, kde mt plu-
kovnfk Herman vysvetlil praz-
skou situaci v revolucn1ch
dnech, navst1vil nekolikrat Ces-
koslovensky Cerveny KTfz v
souvislosti s pomocnymi zasil-
kami, prednasel prazskym no.
vinafGm, jimz podal presne in
formace o americke osvobozen-
ske cinnosti a pomocnych ak
cfch, a promluvil take ma shro-
mazdenf sdruzenf prazskych
barikadnik6, We schulz praz-
skych profesor1 a v zahranic-
MIN klubu. Ma pozvanf P6vec-
keno sdruzen1 prazskych ucite-
III z1castnil Sc jejich zkousky,
n~avst1vil kapitana Emanuela
Vosku a denne dochazel do do
pravnf s%polecnosti Interkonti-
nentale a vyrizoval tam, jakoz
i ma nadrazf dotazy, tykaj1cf Sc
soukromych zasilek, ktere nasi
krajane poslali do Ceskosloven-
ska |
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19
DOPIS.
Oklahoma City, Okla.
l. dubna 1916.

/. dubna 1916.
CT. casopisu "Telegraf',
843 n. Washington St.,
Baltimore, Md.
CT. vydavatelstvo "Telegrafu''!
Prikladam eek ma $500 co
predplatn6 ma Vas "Telegraf".
Posflali jste jej ma adresu:
"zivot", Box 756, Oklahoma
City, Okla, ale pro mou rocn1
nemoc nemohl jsem "zivot" Wy
davati. Pred 5 m6sfci jsem ztra-
til svou dobrou zenu pc 5112
rokG manzelstv1 a ma radu le-
kaTe jsem V lednu odjel do Flo
ridy, kde jsem pri teplot6 1O8
stupnG bral slunecn1 a vzducho-
We lame u more. Trochu mne
to ~postavilo ma nohy, ale rs ro-
XII je Is rokd.
V poslednfm elsie Vaseho
TELEGRAPH" re dine 20. bFezna
1916 cetl jsem $ velkym zaj-
mem dvahu psanou pro "Tele-
graf krajanem p. Harlem Por-
katem "Ruka ruku myje!"
Jsem jist, re kazdy mysl1ci clo-
v6k,a at je jakehokoliv nabozen-
sk6ho neb politickeho smysleni
s MIN 1907 souhlasf. Spojene
Staty cht6jf byt vGdci pristine
lepsiho sv6ta. Pan BGh mas
chran pred politikari obou
stran, demokratG i republikand
a pred zlutym tiskem a zlutymi
stv1rami ma rozhlase, pred ra-
ketyry a mezinarodnfm pene-
zictvf, nemeckymi kartely, trus-
ty, pojistovac1mi spolecnostmi,
atd., ktere patti ku kartelu neb
trust6m. To jsou ii, kterf vyssa-
vajf vsechny narody a je to jed
no, jestli jsou a byly ovladany
N6mci, Anglicany, neb tax IVA
nymi AmeriCany CD jichz bo-
hem je = vSemohoucf dollar a
krestanstvf, socialnf spravedl-
most a rovnost, jakoz i mezina-
rodni Ouch lidskeho vsebratr-
stvi, die tech (patriotd?) mo-
hou jfti do pekla.
Preji Yam hojneho zdaru we
dalsim vydavanf TELEGRAPH"
S upTfmnym pozdravem vyd.
i redakci
Vas v 1cte oddany,
DR.. K. J. Sladek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19
SJEZD CESKYCH NOVINARU
v Chicago.

Sdruzenf ceskych novinaf1 a
radiovych hlasatelG v Americe
porada druhy Sized, ktery Sc
Dude konati v nedeli, FL. dub
ma, rano i odpoledne, v Ceske
narodn1 SIM, 1899 Broadway,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Sized Sc Dude zabyvati otaz-
kami, jake jsou: STAY a budouc-
most naseho krajanskeho tisku
" Americe, nase vztahy ku sta
re vlasti a budoucf nase styky S
nj atd.
Sized tento jiste 81 zaslouzi
pozornosti veskere krajanske
verejnosti, jmenovite naseho
tisku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19
Z WashingtOnu DC.
z Odbocky Narodniho Sdruzeni
We Washingtone.

Westinghouse odbocka Ma
rodniho Sdruzen1 sc opravdu
TUT a neustava pokracovati We
sve cinnosti Poole vytceneho
programu. We znamen1 pomo-
ci sirotklm " Ceskoslovensku
zahajeny letosnf rok pri kazde
sch1zi prinasl pekne vysledky,
a ma pomerne maly pocet Glen
silva 81 vede opravdu statecne.
TAX i tentokrate pri schulz ko-
name dine 10. dubna bylo veno-
vano odbockou dals1ch so do
laru. kteryzto obnos vzrostl S
prfspevky jednotlivych clend
ma $4,000.
V letosnlm roce cd Noveho
roku bylo al dosud vybrano a
odeslano washingtonskou Cd
bockou ma fond ceskosloven-
skych sirotkG We stare vlasti
$525.00, slovy pet set petadva-
Get dolard.
Pc takrka pravidelnem poTa-
du prednasek, konanych v le-
toSn1m roce pri kazde meslcnl
schulz, bylo upusteno tentokra-
tie cd seriosniho programu a pc
odbavenf nutnych zalezitosti
rozvinula Sc spolecenska zaba-
va vice meme v aprilovem du-
chu. Mezi jinym byla sehrana
mezi dvema skupinami clenstva
zajimava otaznfkova hra, "a
byvajfci Sc soucasnymi svetovy-
mi, historickymi a jinymi otaz-
kami. "a vedeni bra. Marsalka,
predsedy zabavnfho vyboru.
Rovnez podavano obcerstve-
nj a predvadeny nektere krats1
barevne filmy br. Hejnalem.
Westinghouse odbocka, KITE
ra citala kolo 100 slenu, ztrati-
la v poslednf dobe nekolik do
brych pracovnikG, zejmena z
rad urfednikn velvyslanectvl,
kterf byli vetsinou pfelozeni do
dstredf ministerstva zahranic-
Mich vecf v Praze. Clenstvo Sc
stava vetsinou re zde usaZe-
nych Americana ceskosloven-
skeho pdvodu, kteff jsou zde
jiz vetsinou po dlouha leta, ia
koz i cele rady americkeho
vladniho drednictva csl. pGvo-
du, obzvlaste v poslednlch ne
kolika letech sem prislych.
Mnoho hosti zav1ta do nasich
rad a tax ku pr. v posledn1 sch1
ri byli mezi jinymi pritomni:
p1. Zelenkova, p. a p1. Fiser z
Omahy, Nebraska, 81. Trnkova,
vyznamna csl. pevkyne z Chi
caga, DIR. sembora, 81. Blazkova
a JIM.
Predsednictvo ma letosn1 rok
zvoleno sestava z clenu: br.
Matejky, predsedy; br. Rosne-
ra, mfstopredsedy; br. Kracka,
tajemnfka; br. Hejnala, dcetni-
no; pf. Marsalkove, zapisova-
I0lky d pI. OCuIIIIollOVO, POAA~"
nj. Nekolik vybor1 Sc tara o
sestaveni programu, zeJmena
zabavni vybor S bratrem Mar
salkem cele.
Westinghouse odbocka Ma
|rodnfho Sdruzen1 Sc snazl po-
stupovati We vytcenem progra-
|mu Narodnfho Sdruzeni v in
tencich co nej1cinneji podporo-
vati bratrskou pospolitost a po-
skytovati pomoc krajanum Y
nesnazich = pfftomne dobe
hlavne stradajfcim sirotkum v
Ceskoslovensku. Avsak i v O.
statnfch bodech programu sna-
Ii Sc pokracovati tax, ably jake
spolek tax i jake kazdy jedno-
tlivec byli cinnymi pro zacho-
want a udrzovan1 osvetovycf
stykd Sc starou vlasti, zlskava:
nj mladsich generaci pro mas
narodnf zivot a podporovat
Ao0aa 1zAX
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19
OPRAVA.

V minulem elsie telegraph"
dopise cd p. Karla Matouska,
omylem bylo v~ysazeno: PTiro-
zen6, ia sam pc 35-letem poby-
tu v Americe. Melo byti pc So
letem pobytu v Americe.
Pan Matousek zajiste rad
promine, on tez ten sazec1 stroj
nam ty cfslicka nekdy pfehod1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19
ENEMA SCHUZE.

Observation-Disclosures Civic
Assn oznamuje svemu clenstvu
re pravidelna mes1cn1 schGze
Sc nebude konati ma Velky Pa
tex Go. dubna) a jest preloze-
ma IA patek, dine 26. dubna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19
SIS, 900 CESKYCH DETf
OCEKAVA MAST POMOC.

Jest treba dnes zeptati Sc jed
noho kazdeho z mas, CO delam
jake Czech a jake American, a.
bych prispel co je v moji MOI
nosti k zachraneni nadeje Ces-
koslovenska = ceskosloven-
skych det1.
Kdyby 81 kazdy cecho-Ame-
rican wal k srdci prohlaseni
presidenta Trumana z nedav-
nych dnG, lined by 81 uvedomil,
re 20 dosazeni vftezstvi, prozi-
vame jedno z nejtemneisfch
povalecnych 1dobi. President
Spojenych Statd mas zada aby-
chom Sc uskrovnili v potravi-
mach co MONA nejvfce, ably tax
zazehnana byla pfisera hladu,
ktera jake zlovestny prizrak
hrozi valkou a fasismem znice-
ne Europe, tax ably bylo uvolne-
no CO MONA nejrychlejsi posla-
nj zivotnich zasilek do evrop-
skych zeml a Ceskoslovenska.
VSichni kter1 navstfvili Cesko-
slovensko prohlasujf jasnymi
slovy, re nedostane-li sc cesko-
slovenskym detem CO nejrych-
lejsf pomoci, tisfce nedejnych
detskych zivot1 Dude zmareno.
Ny, kteff tax caste prohlasuje-
me, re nam blaho nejen teto
nasf move vlasti, ale j nasi rod
ne kolebky je nasemu srdci nej-
blizsi, mus1me cinem a ne jen
slovy dokazat nase tvrzen1, tax
musf prvnf povinnostf nasf by
ii: postavit tuto svoji lidskou a
narodn1 povinnost pred vsech-
no ostatn1.
American Relief for Czecho-
slovakia zahajil jiz pred mes1-
Gem svoji detskou akci Praze,
nebo zimnf zasoby republiky
jsou vycerpany a teprve v Ger
venci Dude mono ziti neprijde-
Ii n6jaka pohroma z prvnf skill
zn6. Proto American Relief for
Czechoslovakia buduje a pla-
nuje, ably umoznil nepretrzitou
dopravu a uvedl v chod svGj
program. Zatoulane vagony SUI
seneho mleka, byly prekoleje-
ny ma spravne trate, skladiste
pfipraveny, tax ably zabezpece-
no zasobovanf zeme pTi dnesnf
temer Znicene doprave.
Ale prizivovat $4,000 detf
vyzaduje sta tun potravin, a to
Sc must pocftat ma zeleznicnf
naklady a ne ma libry.
Ia 1celem pomoci CO nej1-
celneji a nejrychleji, usneslo Sc
Sdruzenf Csl. SpolkG v Balti-
more spolupracovati S Ameri-
can Relief for Czechoslovakia
a ma prvnim miste prosf vsech-
ny ceskoslovenske zeny a divky
v Baltimore ably sc laskave do
stavily do schGze zen dine "a.
t. m. 2 bod. odpol. v ceske svo-
b~odomyslne skole Aug. Her
man a opetne v chod uvedly
Pomocny vybor.
Belcampstf krajane v posled-
nj schulz sokolske jednoty Bel
camp Sc usnesli, ably jeden kaz-
dy Glen jednoty pfipravil ales-
pom jeden balik potravin pro
ceskoslovenske deti s vyhradou
ably tyto balicky byly prostfed-
nictv1m American Relief for
Czechoslovakia dany do Tyrso-
va donna pro podvyzivou trpicf
d1tky Sokola.
Odbocka Svazu Ceskych Ka-
tol1kG usnesla sc usporadati fl
nancnl kampan V kvetnu pro
ceske d1tky a je vice nez jiste,
re i Sdruzenf Csl. Spolk1 prilo-
Ii ruce k d1lu, abychom doka-
zali, re name srdce ma pravem
m1ste a jsme ochotni pomoci
tam kde pomoci treba.
Rev. J. M. Vondracek,
dopisovatel Sdruzenf CSS.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19
Invalide z csl. vychodni arma-
DIV vyznamenani.

Praha (CTK) " invalidov
ne v Bohosudove u Teplic bylo
dekorovano SO invalid1 csl. va
lecnymi vyznamenanfmi. Jsou
to hrdinove z csl. vychodnf ar
|mady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19
MlStnl ZpraVy.
PRANf.
Fort Lawton, Seattle, Wash.
1916.
Drazi pTatele:-

DraZl pratele =
Nastala nam doba 'Velikonoc-
nj. Pr teto dobe, vzpomfname
ma slavne vzkr1senf naseho W.
kupitele. Prichazfm pripojiti
sv6 pranf vsem svym drahym
pfatelGm a znamym V Balti-
more. Pref Yam vsem slavne
Velikonoce. Pref Yam vsem
ably vzkrfseny Vykupitel Yam
dial zdravf, radost, pokoj a O.
statn1 jeho milosti a pozehnanf.
Doufam, re tomu vsemu jiz
Dude konec abych sc opet mohl
usaditi mezi Cechy.
Srdecn6 Vas vsechny vita a
zdravf
Vas pTftel,
Kaplan Kapitan F. V. VonaS k,
G. SIS. r. >
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19
~ dubna ma Velikonocr

22. dubna ma Velikonocni
Pond6li poTada SLOW. Dem.
Klub v Marylandu Vaj1ckovou
Tanecnf Zabavu v klubu, 6526
Holabird Ave. Zacatek 7 hod.
|Vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19

Ma Pondelf Velikonocnf v
Klimesov6 pekarne sc nebude
p6ci a obchod Dude zavTen.
Pravidelne pecen1 opet v 1tery
rano %. dubna.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-15

Robert Brooks Pickett, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Pickett an
nounce the birth of son. Robert
Brooks Pickett, Jr., at Maria Par
ham hospital on November 10.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-15
Miss Lucille PinneII
Honored AT Shower

Miss Lucille Pinnell, who will be-
come the bride Of Harvie Howard
Morris, on Saturday. November Is,
was complimented last Monday even
ing when Mrs. r. NJ Huff entertained
at kitchen shower at her home
on the Raleigh road.
Arrangements of fall flowers were
used throughout the house.
After several contests were enjoy
ed by the guests, Miss Pinnell was
given instructions for a treasure
hunt. She was the recipient Of many
useful gifts.
Miss Margaret Fuller, also BRIDE
elect of November, was presented Il
figt of china in her chosen pattern
by the hostess.
An ice cream course was served to
the following: Miss Pinnell, honoree,
Misses Margaret Fuller. Virginia
Fuller, Myra Huff. Minnie Lou Par
ham, Florence Brown, Jerry Crews,
Alma Hoffman, Ella Belle Stain
back, Margaret Edwards and Mes
danes James r. Edwards, Edward
A. Morton, H D. Bell and Harry
W. Swain.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-15

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right in the book.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-15
Methodist Ladies In
Meeting Wednesday

The Whitmore-W Wesley lass of the
First Methodist church held lis
regular monthly meeting Wednesda,
evening at the home of Mrs S. T
Peace on Andrews avenue. Mrs
George r. Allen. president, called
the meeting 10 order.
Devotionals were led by Mrs, w
c. Stroud who used as her theme
1.-THE Thanksgiving Spirit. Basins
her talk on the Tooth Psalm, Mrs
Stroud stated that genuine Thanks.
giving comes from the heart and i.
part OF our daily living" She closec
with a Thanksgiving poem anc
prayer.
Routine business matters were
transacted during the short bushes;
session. "A nominating committee
composed Of Mrs. c. F.. Ellis. Mrs B
A. Scott and Mrs. M. w. Adam.
was selected to report slate of Of
ficers for the coming year at the
next meeting.
During the social hour. Mrs. B. A
Scott gave reading which was fol-
lowed by duet. "Whisperine
Hope, sung by Mrs. Henry Stall
lings and Mrs. M. S. Fowler. S T
Peace gave some humorous high
lights en- the recent Methodist con-
ference.
at the conclusion of the program
a dessert course of ice cream, cakes
and minis was served by the fol.
lowing hostesses: Mesdames S. T
Peace, 1. H. Hoyle, w. J. Parham
Frank Robards, R. c. Gary, w. T
Carter. Miss Ruth Carter and Miss
GuSsie Winstead.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-15
AROUND TOWN
MARRIAGE LICENSE

John L. Wilkerson, of Oxford,
and Mary Aycock, of Virginia, Va,
white, were granted marriage
license at the register of deeds Of
flee yesterday.
POLICE COURT
In police court today, presided at
by Mayor Protein Fred b. Hight, Sam
Hayes, white, was tried for public
drunkenness. Prayer for judgment
was continued upon payment of costs
TRAFFIC FINES
Fines of 81 each were paid by Jack
| l.. Vinson and Mrs. H. w. Polston al
the city clerks office yesterday for
violations OF traffic regulations.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-15
MIDDLEDURG REVIVAL
WILL BEGIN MONDAY

Revival services will begin Mon
day, November 10. at Middleburg
Methodist church with Rev. w. G..
Farrar, OF Norlina. assisting the
pastor. Rev. l.. c. Brothers. in the
SERVICES. it was announced today.
The evangclistic services will begin
each evening at 7:3O o'clock and a
cordial invitation has been extend
ed TO the public 10 join in these
services.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-15
Society Ne70s and Personals


Members of the Annie Grey Bur-
roughs chapter of the Holy Inno-
cents Episcopal Women's Auxiliary
are asked to notice the changes in
date for the November meeting from
Monday night, November 10, to
Monday night, November rs, it was
stated today. The meeting will be
at the home of Miss Elsie Woolard
on Burwell avenue and all members
are urged to plan to be present.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-15
Rev. Foster To Preach

Rev. Sylvester Foster will preach,
at Hughes Grove church Sunday al
ternoon at one o'clock, it was an
nounced today. The public is in
vited to attend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-15
Expected SATURDAY.

MISS Patsy McCallum. of Jack
sonviile, Florida. is expected to ar
rive Saturday to spend the week
eha with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
" l.. MsCallum. She will have as
her guests Miss Boots Ray, Miss De-
l9Ies STRIPPING and Harry Mac Ray,
all OF Jacksonville. Florida.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-15

OF all people. it would be Junior
who wonders why. with all tn.
! bumper crops reported everywhere
This year, so many new motor cars
should be going around minus the
things
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-15
Canadian Visitor

Mrs. Caroline Wilson Spafford ~
SouInern FINES, N. c., and Montreal,
Spafford. ''
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-15

More gold discoveries reported in
africa. The dark continent, at last,
appears to outshine us all.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-15
BIRTHS
Betty Jean Crews

Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Crews announce
the birth of a daughter. Betty Jean.
on November IL al Maria Pavham
hoSuital. Mrs Crews is the former
Miss Nancy Winston. Of Youngsville.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-15

Patient at Hospital
Mrs. Claude L. Kcrley. of Kittrell.
is reported to be seriously ill at
Maria Parham hospital.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-05
North Fork Locals
by Mrs. Ben Rover

We were very glad to see our mail
man, Earl Ryan, when he arrived
! at Polebridge. He had been on the
road since 10 a. m. Sunday anc
arrived at the Polebridge post of
flee Tuesday evening at 10. Figure
it out.
The snow pillow managed to gel
up. to Trail Creek late Monday eve
ming. Early Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs.
Holcomb were able to get out to
hunt for their cattle which had been
out in all of the storm They found
every one of them Wednesday in
addition to three more calves. These
little fellows were only few hours
old when rescued.
The Holcombs are at the McFar-
lands quarter circle NC ranch and
will remain there until they are
able to take the cattle home-a
distance of Is or 16 miles.
Thanksgiving dinner at Polebridge
was neighborhood affair Henry
Covey, Jesse Bemis, John Hartfiel,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Buchanan, Mr..
and Mrs. Myrel Greenshields, and
Mr.. andMrs. Ben Rover all going
over to the Frank Evans home where
the dinner was cooked and served.
McFarlands had as their guests |
the Harry Holcombs, Bud Block and
'Scotty" Beaton.
Mrs. Pinkerton came from Chi
,ago two weeks ago. She had never
seen this North Fork country so
Tex brought her and their two guests
Up to the Kintla ranch where they
tayed one night. Mr.. and Mrs. Pink
rton left for Chicago again on train
70. 81. Mrs. Pinkerton was quite j
hrilled with it all-even the snow
torn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Gottbreht and
Dung son, Curtis, are spending the
weekend in Kalispell, as is their p.
ather, Fred Gottbreht. e
Joe and Ray Delary and Paul Crit
n are also in Kalispell for few
avs.
Finley Arnet came up from Co.
lmbia Falls on horseback last Fri +
ay returning the next day with
lie three horses he had to leave {
D here when he took his cattle a
1t.
We still have lots of snow
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-05
Coram Branch Library to Open
Booster Club Sponsored
Project Starts Friday

Coram branch of the Flatheao
county free library will open Friday
evening at in the Peggy Lou shop
on Highway street.
The new branch, sponsored by the
Coram Bosters club, will have $50
books, with no charge made for bor-
rowing. Mrs. obin Cottingham is
serving as librarian, and the hours
are from to p. m each Tuesday
and Friday.
Chairman of the Boosters club Ii
brary committee is Mrs. A. E. Holm
quist. Other nearby branches of the
Flathead county library are spon-
sored by the Belton-Apgar PTA in
the park conference hall, and by the
Hungry Horse News.