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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-02

jih, ham nenaklonjenih easopi-i
sih, hocem tudi neka j omenfti.
Poznas me dobro, vec ia sem
hsel IL najnikjih in najbolj zati-||
ranih delatskih l'azredov. Ker'|
si poznala tudi inojo pokojnol
faamico III I1ojega oceta, lahkol
recen, da SEN Bill vseskozi vzgo-a
jen v pravem katoliskem in YER
'skem duhu. 1ceprav Hi je maj
mica umrIa, ko sem incl se1e sell
dem let, sem vendar incl gel
oeeta, XII v TEN pogledu nj zao-I
stajal "a MO. Torej v vsakem
primeru nisern proti veri in niti
prot posteni duhovseini, XII sto-|
il Oh strani ljudstva, XII zasto-
pa njegove interese, in XII sc bo-
ri "a svobodo in neodvisnostI
ljudstva. Obsojam pa vse, kar
,je nepostenega in nezdravega,
pa tudi &c prihaja IL katoliskih
vrst. incl sem priliko videti VI
casu okupacije, kako Sc je raw
no nasa kato1iska duhovsciha1
veza1a z okupatorjern, kako je1
"a svoje trenutne osebne kori-
sti prodajala nedolzen narod "a
,judezeve grose. In pri tenn nj
izbirala med nedolznim otroko1n7
in dojenckom ter 9O-letnim
starckom, niti med noseco ma
terjo in materjo in ocetom z
stevilnimi otroki. Vse, kar Sc :je
borilo, ali pa tudi &c Sc nj boti-
10, san1o &c Sc nj hotelo vklju-i
citi v njihov izdajalski tabor,
vse so pomorili sani, ali pa ne
usmiljeno izroc iii zverinskenul
fasisticnemu okupatorju, da jih'
je pobil kot talce, ali pa odgnali
v zloglasna koncentracijska ia
borisea, kjer 50 bill prepuseeni
najhujsi lakoti, mucenju, pobi-
janju, seziganju, 'obesanju in;
sploh vsemu, kar 81 iclovek nj
ii zarnisliti ne more! Tud JAZZ
sem bill zadnje Case " taksnem
taboriseu in zadnji Cas- sem BE
ostal pri zivljenju, kajti bill sem
pri koncu vseh moci in bi ne IL
drzal Sc kak mesec.
ia vse to sc lahko zahvalim
duhovnernu svetniku DR.. Erli-
chu, glavnemu vodji in organiza-
torju, ljubljanskemu skofu Or.
Rozmanu in drugim, XII so znali
svoje lopove in sadiste vzgoji-
ii tako, da so uzivali pri maj
strasnejsem mueenju ljud v po-
licijskih zaporih. Tako .je tudi
meme skupina bogoslovcev, cd
katerih je eden incl ravno brati
novo maso IN to neki Cretnik,
dne 1. maja 1914 oh pol eni po
| noei aretirala in mucila, da mi
/ ie tri tedne kri tekla il uses. Po
telesu sem pa incl emo a m O
podpluto, da SO Sc pet do sest
tednov lupile pol centimetra de-
belle skorjice. cato me radi te-
ga z vsemi Iazni, ki 50 jih pr
mas med okupacijo, sedaj pa v
inozemstvu, objavljali katoliski
casopisi ne more mic prepricati,
da v resnici nj bio tako.
| 'Pri mas vera nj preganja
tudi duhovniki ne. Vsi duhovni-
XII uzivajo isto svobodo kot mi.
kaznovani SO samo tisti, Xxi so
Sc z dejanji pregresili proti ma
rodu, XII so narod morili, ali pa
! 81 s
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-02
Odbor. podr. s+. ID
Siovenske zenske
zveZe
"a leto 1916:

Frances Rupert, predsednica,
Antonia Svetek, podpredsedni-
ca, Mary Unetic, 922 e. zoo St.,
'tajnica, Frances Medved, bla-
sgajnicarka, Mary strukel, za-
'pisnikarica. - Nadzorni odbor::
Frances Globokar, pred, Fran
ces Greman, Mary Gregory.
SEIZE Sc vrsijo vsak prvi torek
" niesecu v Slovenskem drustve-
mem domu ma Recher Ave. OBJ
|6. uri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-02

WATERLOO HI-SPEED SERVICE
Moderna naprava "a maZanje av-
tov; umijemo in scistimo avte, izvr-
siino rama popravila, it'd.
Frank j. Fortuna in
.. Johnny Vadnal, last.
e. l52nd St. in Waterloo Road
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-02
zokai Nos Esmfa ~ rofsne Y vssmifs..
pvn..ss !. 1tysi. .fsva.ls.

s.-E.s... .-.,-... !. J.
Punatis is n
v sysEg Nd kassssxR 4isiaisto,
deluJejo md scne liii .)le p5ir0dhe
siIe, II M nam nfogie biti ze1o
hevafne, Ako bi ne bife v med
ssbojnem ravnotezjd. Mas pIa-
net se vrti bkodi svoje Dsi Z, We
iikansko brzino iii centrrfffugatna
siIa, ki zarad ttega v1tshjA na-
staja, bi mas zagnafa v vsemirje,
ako bi proti njej ne deiovAla
istocasno druga silA, Hi mas pri-
teza k zemlji. v tenn clanku bo-
mo omenili nekaj zanimivih DEF
stew o centrifugalni sill.
Povsod, kjer prirejajo avto-
fnobilske in motociklistiGne dir
ke na kroznih dirkalisGih, MISC
ia dirkalisca izpeljana vodorav-
no, temvet so 1noeno ragnjena
proti not1Ahji stfa11i. PRAY tako
so l1agnjeni ovinki modernih
cest 1navznotraj, docim so ceste
ma ravnih predelih vodoravne.
Zakaj? @ -
Vse to je tako prav zaradi
centrifugalne sile. Ako bi bila
cesta ravna, bi avtomobil ma
ovinku zdrsnil ifavzven. Beseda
centrifugaien ,je latinskega Two
ra in pomenja nekaj, kar bezi
cd sredisea. Torej sila, HI bezi
cd sredisca.
Ako vzamemo skledo vode ii
10 Ttimo vse hitreje, sc bo vods
v skledi dyignila do zunanjega
roba III poteln plusknila eezenj.
'Vodo je pognala preko roba
centrifugalna sila. >.
All drug primer: vzemi1no
KOS vrvice. Ma en- konec privezi.
mo kainen, drugega pfilnin1o ir
zavrtimo! Ako sedaj vrvico ne
madonna fzpustiI1o, po kamen cd;
fetel IL ioka vrtenja.
PrH je te pojave naravi raz.
iskal in znanstveno pojasnil fl.
zik ]. Newton. a.
Tako pravi: ''Vsako tele
,yztraja v stanja faifovanjaa alj
enakega gibanja Vse dotlej; do
kler ga neka zunanja sila ne pri.
sill, do to stan e spienerli."
To1vidimo naibolie sami. axe
recirao potu5etno ! vfakorn in in ii
ia nenadonna ustavi. Nekaj nas
f1oce vreei dalie v snneri voznie
Ko pa potem vlak zopet krene
imano obcntek, da mas je neka-
s silo odtrgalo odt : nasega mesta.
Vidimo tohei, saa vsako telo
XII Sc giblje v neki smeri, zeli -,
tenn gibanju tudi ostati III da 81
spren1enibi Efbania apira. II
lastnost vseh teles ma .svetu SC
fiziki naval enerciia. Kadar
koli hocemo pomakniti ali ~:
gnati v TEX neko vozilo ter ga
poterA sopet zaustaviti, mofaine
prenaeati enerciio.
W Sc SSuaJ 1opct Siieallo
pe,.tqsa pen ns ss ss'sde ,,ssnso seas IL kan ~
10; 10 raI;esrnsl. ue,S,o ,srokc ~,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-02

dobi dobro sluzbo dobro pla-
Go, moderno urejeni mesnici.
Poklicite GIL 1886
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-02
ELEKTR1CNO
LEDENfCO
Apex izdelka Sc proda poceni.
PokHcite KE 5145.


hisanaprodaj; 5 in 5 sob, v prvo-
vrstnem stanju in pravkar nano-
vo prebarvana. Dive garazi, &C.
mentiran dovoz. Sc mora prodati
radi odhoda lastnika Californi-
jo. Vprasa sc pri lastniku zgoraj
ma l6OO8 Huntmere Ave.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22
Two Men Draw Prison
Terms In Charlotte
Divorce Mill Trial

CHARLOTTE. Sept. 21.- B-
Ward M. Blanton. Charlotte law
clerk. was under a sentences of five
to 70 years and W. T. Shore, an
attorney, faced three to seven
years imprisonment today follow
ing thsir conviction by a Mecklen.
burg Superior court jury yester-
day TO- conspiracy to commit SUBJ
ornation of perjury in connection
with the operation of an alleged
div rec mill.
A third defendant, Mrs. Vivian
Baird, secretary in Blantoa's Of.
in the course of the five-day trial,
flee, who pleaded nolo contendere
was not Immediately sentenced by
Judge Frank H. Armstrong.
Appeals were noted in the cases
OF the two men and their bonds
Yer fixed at $4,000 for Blanton
and $4,000 for Shore. In addition.
Blanton faces trial on three other
charges obtaining money under
false pretense, ~barratry, and prac-
ticing law without a license-and
bond is fixed at $1,000 on each
charge.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22
180-Legal

house door of New Hanover county. sell
at public auction. for cash, to the high
est bidder. all that certain lot, or parcel
OF land situate. lying and being in
Masonboro Township (now City: Of vii
mlngton, N. c. described as follows:
BEGINNING in the western line, of
Adams street, between Central and
Northern Boulevards, at the northeast
corner of Lot 10, Block 8. running thence
along said line Of Adams street. north
wardly 50 feet, thence westwardly at
right angles $50 feet, thence southwardly
at right angles and parallel with Adams
street 50 feet to the northern line of Lot
10, and thence eastwardly along the
northern line of Lot 19, $50 feet to the
western line of Adams street, the be-
ginning. the same being Lot No. is, in
Block No. 8. according to the plan OF
Sunset Park duly recorded in the Regis
try Of New Hanover county, in Map
Book 3. at Page 6.
(This sale is made subject to all taxes
for the year 1946,)
Successful bidder will be required 10
deposit with the Commissions. 10 per
cent Of the amount bid for said property.
and sale is made subject to confirmation
by the Court.
Dated and posted this zsth day OF
G. c. MCINTYRE,
Commissioner
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND

OOMMlSSlON EhS SALE OF LAND
BY virtue of the power and authority
contained in a decree Of sale made in a
certain action pending in the Superior
of New Hanover county. wherein
the City Of Wilmington, ct al, are plain
tiffs, and G.. M. Stokes and wife. ct pl.,
are defendants, the undersigned will, on
Monday. September 80, 1916. at IL
o'clock Noon, at the courthouse door Of
New Hanover county, Sell at public
auction. for cash. to the highest bidder.
all that certain lot Or parcel of land
situate. lying and being IN the City Of
Wilmington, County Of New Hanover,
and State of North Carolina, described
as follows, to-wit:
BEING all of Lots Nos. g and 80, in
Block SIT. according to a certain map
prepared by VIM. H. Banck, C.E., dated
March 81, 1927. for John H. Render and
John A., Handy. said map being record
ed in Map Book 2, at Page ia. in the
ing subdivision Of Black Nos. $50. $50.
and SIT, to which reference is hereby
made for q more fully and complete de-
scription.
This sale is made subject to all taxes
for the year 1916. and subject to all
street and sidewalk assessments, and
subject to confirmation by the court.
The successful bidder will he requir-
ed to deposit 10 per cent of amount bid
to- the undersigned Commissioner.
Dated and posted this 18th day OF
August, 1916.
G.. c. MCINTYRE,
Commissioner.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22
Realtors

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
By virtue of the power and authority
u-.sined in a decree of sale made in
certain action pending in the Superior
Court of New Hanover county, wherein
The City of Wilmington, ct al. are plain
this Collie Larkins and wife, Lillian
D Larkins, and K. C. Sudbury, mortga-
h, are defendants, the undersigned will,
d. Monday. September 30, 1916. at IL
0cck Noon. at the courthouse door of
Ssg Hanover county, sell at public auc-
Ton, for cash. to the highest bidder, all
that certain lot or parcel of land situate,
Wing and being in the City of Whining
Ton, County of New Hanover. and State
u North Carolina, described as follows,
p-wit:
BEGINNING at a point in the southern
line Of Dawson street 49, feet west of
he Intersection of the western line of
Sath street with the southern lint of
"son street. and from thence run
ing in a westwardly direction along the
sd line Of Dawson street so feet, more
o. less, to the eastern line of Willis
Mills alley. thence southwardly along
1a i'd line of said alley sc feet, thence
iunnlng in an eastwardly direction along
me llne parallel with Dawson street
" teet, more or less, to the line Of
alcne!l Shepard, Trustee, and thence
u a line parallel with Ninth street &c
lie! to the beginning. the same being
i part of Lot l, in Block 80. and being
ne same property conveyed to Kirby
= sidbury by Alex L. johnson widow
a by deed dated July 10, 1912, and
VI record IN the Registry of New Ham
WEI county, in Book 3s1. Page SO.
tlals land is sold subject to all taxes
W ne years 1945 and 1916. and to any
'a all street or sidewalk assessments,
also subject to confirmation by the
."ufl The successful bidder will be re-
saleo TO deposit 10 per cent Of bid with
Nf Undersigned Commissioner.
na.eo and posted this 18th day OF
G. c. MCINTYRE,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22
Seek Couple After
Finding Bloody Cab

COLUMBIA, S. c., Sept. 21.-R)
Discovery here Of a blood-stain-
ed taxicab intensified today a
widespread search for a mar and
woman wanted in connection with
the death of Oliver. Benjamin Pow
ers, 28-year-old Rock Hill taxi driv-
er, whe was. shot and killed Thurs
day night and his body dumped
beside a highway five miles from
Lancaster.
The cab, bearing Rock Hill taxi
license Nc. 8, was found abandon
ed on a little-used residential
street. Blood stains splotched the
front seat underneath the drivers
seat and blood splatters were on
the dashboard, running board and
left front door frame.
Chief of Dectives W. H. Rawlin-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL

NOTICE OF SALE Of hEAL
ESTATE UNDER FORECLOSURE
COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER
Under and by virtue Of power Of sale
contained in and the provisions OF 4
certain deed of trust executed on the
22th day of November, 1912. registered
in Book 1874, page 1926, New Hanover
County Registry, the same and the record
thereof being hereby referred to, default
having occurred in the payment OF the
indebtedness thereby secured, and the
undersigned Trustee, having been duly
requested to exercise the power Of sale
Of trust, will on Tuesday, October %,
1916, at twelve o'clock, noon, at the
Court House door in New Hanover Coun-
ty. offer for sale and sell for cash to
the highest bidder, at public auction,
that certain tract or parcel Of land sit
uated in the City of Wilmington, New
Hanover County. North Carolina. and
more particularly described as follows:
BEGINNING at a point in the North
ern line of Castle Street 1923 feet and 8
inches Eastwardly from the intersection
of the Northern line of Castle Street
with the Eastern line of Tenth Street,
INT runs thence North parallel with
Tenth Street 1872 feet, thence East paral:
lei with Castle Street Al feet . 2
inches, thence South parallel with Ientn
Street 1872 feet to the Northern line OF
Castle Street. thence West along me
Northern line of Castle Street ~ 1eeI
and 3 inches to the beginning; the seme
being a part of Lots Nos. ana .; ~
Block No. %. according to Ins oiy
plan of the City Of wilmington No''i
Dsted this 10th day of September, 1s4e.
VIM a. CAMPBELL, Trustee.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND

G. c. MCINTYRE.
Commissioner,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22
No Change Noticed Il !
At Niagara Falls

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, Sept.
21.-PEThere has been mo pc
ceptible change" in the American
falls, Niagara, frontier parks Off
ciasl announced today following an
examination resulting from a re-
port that a huge rock fall had &C.
Cured yesterday.
The belief that large rock slide.
simila to one in 1881, had toppled
165 feet into the Niagara river
gorge was prompted largely by an
unexplained earth shock felt over
a 10-mile radius.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22

5y virtue of the power and authority
.I,.aiAed in a decree of sale made in
r.el'aih action pending in the Superior
NulEI OF New Hanover county, wherein
a %s county of New Hanover, ct al, art
s%.''alfis, and R.. v. Dixon and wife,
viii d. are defendants, the Undersigned
A. !, on Monday. September 80. 1916.
5.! u o'clock Noon, at the Courthouse
H. ~! Of New Hanover county, sell ut pub
s IA ducnon, for cash, to the highest bid
i m: al those certain lots or parcels Of
T Tu situate, lying and being in Harnett
s .%nsalp' County of New Hanover, and
h tTs OF North Carolina, described ~
PING all of Lots SO. 90 and 100, sc-
NJ sag to map of Montgomery Place
NJ -ecord in the Registry Of New Han
" ~ county, in Map Book 2, at Page 80.
nv HS sale is made subject to all taxes
, NV years ls45 and 1916, and subject to
IN alfaatlon of court. Cash deposit OF
hi h p! cent will be required of success
A1 ua,sd and posted this 18th day OF
c.. c. MCINTYRE,
Commissioner.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22
Sampson Negroes File
Death Sentence Appeal

RALEIGH, Sept. 21.-H9-An an.
peal was filed with the State Su.
prems court today in the case Of
Herman Matthews and Calvin
Coolidge Williams. Negroes who
were convicted OF first degree
murder in Sampson Superior court
last May and sentenced to die in
the gas chamber.
According to the court records.
the two were convicted Of the rob-
bery-slaying last November 6. of
John Addison, Negro farm hand.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22
.coMMIssIoNER,s SALE on LAND

G. C. MCINTYRE,
Commissioner.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22

0oMMIsSIoNER'S SALE OF LAND
ror. virtue of the power and authority
+, " aoAd in a decree of sale made in
coS veI'ain action pending in the Superior
n. OF New Hanover county, wherein
M; 1ounty of New Hanover, ct al. are
wiz NiI1s' and Edward Register and
sgn.,s 81 al, are defendants. the under
lsts VIII, on Monday, September 50,
p o'clock noon, at the court
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22
Copyright. iyA6, King Features Syndicate. ta'.

son and Sheriff T. Alex Heise said
their offices were hard at work on
the case. RawlInson said he was
looking for a man and woman re-
ported by Rock Hill police to have
been Powers passengers. /.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-09
PROGRESSIVE CLUB

A good time was enjoyed by all at the 2nd Annual Hoboe Party given by the Young Mar ried Women's Progressive Hour Club, October 30, 1946. Four
 tops were made at the homes of Mrs. Ruth Grier, Mrs. Pricilla Holton, Mrs. Lillian Mounds, and Mrs. Mellanee Newkirk, to
 ,ick up the customary knapsack and collect the refreshments which were given to each one. The hilarious parade ended at the North End Community Center, where there was danc- ing for all and coffee and do- nuts were served. A special square dance number was rend- cred by the club for the enjoy ment of its guest. The members and officers are Pricilla Holton, Pres; Eva Grant, Vice-Pres. i; Lillian Mounds, Secy.; Carmen Berwer, Recording Secy.; Miri- am Vandersee, Treas; Edythe Napper, Patty Walker, Pauline Lane, Louise Waterman, Carrie Easterling, N. Turner, Christ ian Carr, Ella Turner, Pattie Smith, Theodore Williams, The da Wheeldin, Dorothy Styles, Helen Hall, Mildred Walton and Mellanee Newkirk, Publici- ty Chairman; Club Advisor, Miss Mary F. Eaves.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-09

The Kipps club of the North End Community Center, form erly acting junior hostesses of the U.S.O. Canteen during the war and who during the past club season were sponsors of many Saturday evening socials, to entertain service men and women, will feature as their first club activity, for the forth coming season an interesting social gathering for all ex-ser- vice men and women and their friends, at the North End Con- munity Center, Main Street, Friday evening, Nov 9, 8 :OO to 12:OO. An interesting program including dancing, games, re- treatments, informal group dis cussions on subjects of interest to all has been planned to insure everyone attending an enjoy able evening.
 There will be no admission. charge, however, any contribu- tions submitted on attendance will be accepted by the club to promote further activity.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-09

Coombs to Sewing in the Drap- cry Dept. and from the Eleva- tor Operators Kenneth Wright to the Mems Tailor Shop.
 Wedding Bells have pealed quite frequently in the past few months. There has been eight weddings of Foxonian Inspector Wrappers. Each girl was pre- sented with a useful as we'll as a beautiful gift from the depart ment.
 The Community Chest Drive which ended Thursday October 31, 1946, did not lag in the h. pector- Wrappers Dept. Many sported the Red Feather for their contributions.
 As a parting thought of the week, "Let us learn to be we'll bred, 'tis we'll worth whatever effort it rquires, not only be- cause 1t saves us from making enemies, but because it will make people like to have us around. Whether we are try ing to make friends, selling toothpaste, operating an eleva- tor, wrap a package or what have you, "It will help us in the long run"
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-09
WOMAN'S PAGE ALGETHEA JAMES, Editor

On Wednesday, October 31, a daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. Stanley Willis of 63 Bellevue Square. The baby girls name is Shelia. Congrat- .ulations and good luck.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-09
FOXONIAN NEWS
 By Ruby E. Singleton

w PolAG "1eh PAANS 1O o SHA uable member of the personne office; none other than Mrs Eugene Shaw-The only woman of our race to hold such a posi- ton in the city of Hartford a Personnel Counselor ill the Re tail Business Field. .. Mrs. Shaw is a we'll knowl 1artfordite, well versed i'll Rac' Relationship, woman of abil ity, courage and integrity. Sh' has dynamic personality witt plenty of energy and resource lfulness, which is required in hel position.
 Her leadership, guidance ant kindly advice is brought abou in a friendly, helpful and sof spoken quality of manner ant tone. Mrs. Shaw in her capa city as Personnel Counselor en compasses quite a detailed re sponsibility, it includes, the re cruiting and selecting of new people. This being her frs step in carrying out her per sonal convictions that the new person is selected with care, te improve the standards of the store. Secondly a follow up o1 new and old employees to see that they are in keeping witl store policies or whether they are dropping below par.
 Mrs. Shaw also assists, il planning and execution of pro grams to step up the calibre o1 our group and its standards o1 performance. The most impor- tant of her responsibilities is to counsel the personnel and ad- wise them in personal problems
 When we speak of hiring in retail, we also think of exit no. tices and releases. Mrs. Shaw in all fairness does not relish every phase of this responsibil- ,ity, but 'tis one that is a must, and in her capacity she handles them with dexterity and under standing; and conducts these exit interviews with personnel that are leaving the store.
 She also handles promotions and transfers from one depart ment to another. This she does with alacrity and with great pride as it is one more step to- ward her goal.
 In every large concern, busi- ness organizations and depart nent stores, each must have some objective in view; some goal to reach, some exclamation of destiny. Mrs. Shaw's posi- tion entails the same. She Is striving with all her efforts to improve the service attitudes of he group, whom she recruits, to a higher standard also to i'm prove the grooming and person al appearances of each member of the group. To develop a sense of dependability and re sponsibility. The next objective is to develop generally sense of professional dignity and de corum which is most necessary in the business field, also to pro-
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-09
HARTFORD SPEAKS

On October 31 gala dinner party was given in honor of Miss Georgia Walker of Colum- bus, Ohio, at the home of MT. and Mrs. James Thomas of Capen Street. The house was gaily decorated in a Halloween effect. Among the guests were several out of towners, MT. and Mrs. Earl Hill, MT. and Mrs. Fredrick Jones, MT. Ralph Cor lett, and MT. Norman Johnson of Plainville, Conn.,; Miss Mar garet Audkey, and MT. David Smyth of Tarrytown, N. Y.; MT. John Lewis of New York City. The guests from Hartford were: Miss Pricilla Hill, Mrs. James Taylor, Mrs. Florence Kille- brew, Mrs. Gladys Blade, Mrs. Cynthia Newton and MT. and Mrs. Arnold Martin.
 Recently surprise baby shower was given in honor of Mrs. Martha Bailey of B Capen St., by her sister, Mrs. Eleanor Black of IT Mahl Ave.
 A small crib was beautifully decorated with blue trimmings to hold the lovely gifts. .
 The guests present were Mes danes Martha Bailey, Eleanor Bleak, S. A. Fletcher, Florence Hill, Maxie Martin, Marguerite Terry, and Florence Register. Those unable to be present but sent their gifts were Mrs. Dora Gary, Mrs. Lois Martin and Mrs. Anna Weston.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-09

MT. and Mrs. Joseph P. Shel- ton celebrated their sixth ami versary Monday, October 28 at their home 154 Enfield St.