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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-08
Radio Bible Quiz

The six highest scorers from
among the representatives of IA
high schools in the Washington area
who nave participated on the radio
Bible quiz during the past year will
vie tonight at o'clock for the top
honors. in broadcast over Station
WWDC, originating at the Central
Union Mission. 613 c st. NV.
Participants will include Billy
Showalter tCoolidge), Ben Sheldon
tCentraD, Marcia Hench Woodrow
Wilson,, Marylin Piepgrass Mont
eomery Blair, Silver Spring, Md !,
Robert Shirer (Washington-Lee, Ar
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pECKELBAUM, SYLVIA There

DECKELBAUM. SYLVIA. There will be
an unwilling in memory of SYLVIA
DECKELBAUM at 2 pm. Sunday, June
9. 1916 at Teseret Israel CONGREGATION
Meet at 3512 18th st. at $50 pm Rela-
tives and FRIENDS invited. 9
SILVERMAN, MRS. ETHEL. There will
be an unwilling in memory of ETHEL SILL
VERMAN at $3.50 pm. Sunday. June @,
1916, at Adas Israel CONVERSATION Gem
stery. Relatives and friends invited. 8
ZELLAN, ESTHER. In loving memory Of
Of Mrs. Lilyan Coda. Gilbert and Thelms,
and sister of Herman and Harry Fried
man, Mrs. Rose Kaplan and Mrs Birdie
Mazo. The monument unwilling will take
place on Sunday. June Q, 1916. at :, pm
promptly at the District of Columbia Lodge
Cemetery. In event of rain, postpone
ment to June Is.
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In Mrn1uriant

BELL. CASSIE S. A tribute of love to
the q cur oes mother and grand
June 8, 1914.
You fought life's battles bravely
And patiently stood every test;
And YOU S., will always be loved and remem-
Because you were one Of the best.
HATCHER, JOHN H. In loving remem-
Dosed s ct ISL H sad our s d
today, June 8, 1924.
do not need a special day
The ds sy,nf s DC not to n Phn nio of you
Are very hard to find.
When I'm alone and silent
breathe a deep regret.
For you were mine, and / remember,
Though all the world forsets.
Keep him. Jesus, in Thy keeping
1h Until I reach that that shining shore;
As we a'wf Eovf nsdf S %1pE, r1oss1E.
Where ioveiiness never dies.
He lives in a land of glory.
With the blue and the gold of the skies,
Where hearts at last are free from pain
And sorrows crushing load,
And where our loved one waits for us.
In peace at Ds ~ fnd Of ca III 5Ria
HODGES, DAVID II. In loving memory
of my husband, DAVID H. HODGES who
died one year ago today. June 8. 1945.
One year ago you left US
For a better place to rest.
But you are not forgotten
By those who loved you best.
God saw the road was getting rough,
The hills too hard to climb:
He gently closed your weary eyes
And whispered, Peace be thine.
LOVING WIFE, ANNA D. HODGES.
LUDLAM, EDITH LORENA. In sad but
loving memory of our dear mother, EDITH
LORENA LUDLAM who passed away
three years ago today, June 8, 1913.
Nothing can ever take away
The love heart holds dear;
Fond memories linger every day,
Remembrance keeps you near.
Keep her, dear God,
Until we reach that heavenly shore;
Then, on, dear God, let us have her,
Just to love her as before.
LOVING SON AND DAUGHTER.
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CONE TO CHRIST


a n d IL: H e /
came unto his !
own, a n d his ]
o W n received /
him not. But /
as many as re-
ceived him, to /
them gave He !:
p ow er to be-
come the sons /
of God, even to |
them that be-;
liev on His !
name. (
Here is all the
scripture a n y
one needs to be
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lington, Va. and Charles McCor-
dick George Washington High
Alexandria, Va. Evangelist Dale
Crowley will be master of cere-
monies.
Mr.. Crowley conducts Washing
toms daily Right Start for the Day
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gone to bed earlier in the day COM
planning of a headache.
A native of Connecticut, Mr.
Michalek was graduated from
Georgetown Law School here. He
joined the FBI and was stationed In
Detroit. He came to Washington
to live in 1910.
Besides his widow and son John
Mr.. Michalek is survived by another
son. 1-year-old Edward S., and a
sister, Mrs. Mary E. Seer of Bridge
port. Conn. Funeral arrangements
will be announced later.
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Darn uf Thanks

CHAMBERS, JOHN W.. I wish to ex-
tend my sincere appreciation for the lovely
flowers and many other expressions of
sympathy extended to me during the i'll
ness and at the death and burial OF my
beloved husband, JOHN w. CHAMBERS of
Az N st. NV.
WIFE, MRS. EDNA CHAMBERS. g..
FRYE, EMMA CHASE. The daughter
OF the late EMMA CHASE FRYE wishes to
thank her many friends and relatives for
their many kindnesses, card Of sympathy
and floral tributes during her Bereavement.
DAUGHTER.
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one needs to be hev. biilington
saved. The simple truth of these
scriptures is if you reject Christ
you will be eteranlly lost: If you
accept HIM as Saviour you will
be saved for eternity. Accept Him
today Do not reject Him.
Send for copy of Five Things
Every Person Ought to Know" and
a copy of our weekly paper.
Req. Dallas F. Ellington
1912 Manchester Road
Akron II, Ohio
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Draths

AHERN. ROSE On Thursday. June e. g.;
ROSE sun o OF ar m0 Msr IN
at Chambers Funeral Home, 400 Chaplin
I on nj
ANDREWS, MARGUERITE MCCLELLAN.
Rvs Mi Vile NJ Gs1 RITE
q Hush |. Scott. md; and ID; Marsusrite Nc;
Fort Myer Chapel on Monday. June 10, at
10 am. Intcrment Arlington National
Cemetery.
BAILEY, MAMIE E. On Saturday, June
p n IN MAMIE E BARLEY Of 1853 Mini
wood place NV. beloved wife of Frank
BAILEY She also leaves to mourn the
Mrs. SUSIE Mackall of ia Farmont t. Heights
Nd 9yns pShe and HaT5s A. WOOD
After II noon Monday friends are in
celebrated at St. Augustine's- Catholic
CHURCH s 18th s st. nv between and M M,
terment Mount olivet Cemetery. Family
may be seen at 1911 Sth st. NV. 10
BANKS. LUCILLE LEE. Entered into
eternal rest on FFday nf i'm 9as
Of i34 Ke9yon St nv loving wife vi Of the
e Jeanne {: banks and lister Of Ms.
MIS- Mrs." Miriam t Buree Alfred edSI Fendal Paul Paul
and James Lee. Other relatives and
tice Of funeral later Arrangements by
John T. Rhines e. Co., Bird and Eye SITS. s.w
Saturday, June 8. 1916, at her RESIDENCE,
hAklESeock me- IT, s sSe.. me %SHhE &
Of New York City, Mrs. Harriet Moore of
Bsrooklyn, n. Y. and Mrs. Adele Warren;
She also is survived by GRANDSON Gtbea
hereafter Arraneements by Rollins Fu-
neral Home, 4339 Hunt place ne.
BAUCH, HENRY. On Saturday, June
loved husband Of the late, Annie L Rauch.
RsmaipS resting at YVES Home
Walker Chapel, where funeral services will
c e peI0 Cemetery en- pm 'A'e''e"' "Ae
june not g. }ss w1 VILLAIN g boL TeSSsd 5s
loved brother Of Mrs: Maude l.: James
interment CONGRESSIONAL Cemetery.
8. 1916, at Mount Alto Hospital. FALLAs
BFoehe and he fat sege0 Of us sidney Broehe
Funeral Home, l4oo Chaplin ST. NV. on
service and interment on Monday, june
10, at 10 am, in Arlington National
Cemetery. 10
BKocHE, FALLAs: oficsrs and mem mem.
:::|| !: (
and Printing Post. No III
bers' Funeral Home. 14th and
at pm. for Legion Services. Funeral
June June 10 TO- at ap $50 am Interment Airing
ton National GeGme!sry. cA11JcAN
Acting Commander. 9
BROWN. JOHN HENRY Ele ggDDD. ,0 Pc
HSgR kS }bs aiyo {0 Ssb HESk 4
S SHysa e essef ta tfeT of Berce
son. grandfa ther Of Jean Walters, Theresa
BY one niece, four nephews other relatives
the John Rhines CO Sol FuneTal Home Home
later.
BURGESS: SARAH 4; On THURSDAY,
rier place NV. SARAH A, BURGESS, be-
loved wife Of the late Richard E Burgess,
becca Fletcher, Mrs. Harriet WEIGH. Eliza
beth. WAiam, M and Charles E. Burgess.
Also survived by. twenty-five grandchil-
Funeral Home. 3lst and M SITS. NV, at 10I
am. Monday, June 10. 1nterment in
Forestville Cemetery, Forestville, Md. 9
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BROCHE, FALLAS. On Thursday, June
g. 1916, at Mount Alto Hospital, FALLAS
BROCHE, the beloved husband of Roam
American Legion services at Chambers
Funeral Home, 400 Chaplin ST. NV, on
Sunday, June 9. at 8 pm. Graveside
service and interment on Monday, June
10, at 10 am, in Arlington National
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Ralra' Taith
BAHA'l CENTER
1908 Eye Street NV.

T3U6 Eye SfTeet NV.
Sunday, June 9, ct 4 Pm.
Subject: The Mystery of God"
Speaker: Miss Helen L. Reynolds Of
Philadelphia.
Quotation: THE Greet Being saith!
o we'll beloved ones! The tober-
noele Of unity. hath been roised;;
record ye not one another as
strangers. "-GIeoninss from the
writings Of Boho'u'IIoh. Page
2IS.)
Meetings also held in Alexondrio,
Arlington. Chevy Chose end Goblin
John.
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CAPITAL CITY BITS
BY Hilda Farr

Columbus, O., Dec. l2-Atten-
ion all Clubs. Don't forget your
bowling entries must be in not
ater than December 18th. We
will have to arrange our schedule
soon in order to include all teams
ano events.
Got to wondering where all the
young Saxons were on Saturday
nights and just two places took
care Of most all OF our business.
Ran into about eight of our past
and present members at Castle
Terrace and about a half dozen
others were at the Clarmont. That
only leaves about another seven
or eight unaccounted for. | might
run into the rest of you next Sat
night.
We have two blessed events in
the offing. Cut and Lena Timer
clio will welcome little bambino
in July and Rose and Mike Tin
mes are also expecting a visit
from the stork.
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FARRELL
HfGHLlGHTs
BY Mabel and Marge

Farrell, Pa, Dec. l2--Farrell
came through with their first vic
tory OF the season Saturday when
they beat Youngstown 50 to 81.
Congratulations boys, we knew
you could do it. Youngstown
brought qnite a bunch with them
and we hope you all had good
time. Thanks for coming.
The Junior girls almost had a
basketball team put together
when one by one they started
out. Everyone wishing, to parti-
cipate in the sport will please call
Dolores Schuster, 800.
Saturday will find the Farrell
Juniors in Ellwood City. We will
have bus load there and we ex-
spect to bring home the bacon.
If you have not seen the de-
,corations at the club you are i'll
for a treat - and we owe it all
to our interior decorator Bill
Zelch. OF course he had the help
of the Juniors. Not very many
showed up to help with the de-
corating. Where were the rest OF
YOU kids? What we need is more
cooperation.
Have you noticed all the new
(romances blooming among our
Saxon Juniors? If you have not,
look around you!
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CANTON ECHO
BY Lillian Bremen

Canton. O., Dec. l2-Again a
year is coming to an end and
again at our December meeting
we held election of officers. Elect
ed to the position of President
was Donald Ongerth, Vice-Pres.,
Martin Untch, Secretary, Frau
Thesis, in.-Sec'y., Ann Schors-
te, Treas, Rozine Schuster, Re-
porter, Johnny Fulz. Trustees,
John Rochus, Elsie Sheatzley and
Mike Loew. To the past officers
we the club say: Thanks for a
grand job of leading us through
the past year.
Singing practices are going to
be held Dec. 10 and II. After the
singing practice on Dec. II we
are going to have a Christmas
party. Everyone is to bring gift
of SOC anything that is useful and
then we are going to have a grab
bag.
Don't forget the Saxon Relief
Dance being held Dec. IA from
9 to l. If everyone will come pre-:
pared for a night of wonderful
events it will be just that and the
dance will be a huge success.
Everyone is invited to come one
and all, big or small.
Also don't forget our annual
Christmas program being held
December p. Everyone enjoys
these doings so everyone come
to a fine evening Of. entertain
ment.
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CHICAGO SOUTH
SIDE JUNIORS NEWS
By Ellie

Chicago. Ill.,, Dec. 1.-THE Chi
cago South SIDE Juniors held their
monthly meeting and genera!
election Dec. 5. We would like
to thank our former officers for
the wonderful job they did dur
ing tht past year. Our new offic-
ers will take over the Jan. meet
ing. The officers are as follows !:
President. Danny Untch
Vice-Pres.. Al Werlich
Treasurer. Betty Krauh
Sec'y., Eleanore Untch
Reporter, Bob Mates.
We wish the new officers the
best of luck in the new year..
We were happy to have Henry
Schaffer with us as visitor.
We are planning to have a
hayride at Palos Park-Jan. IL,
l947. We hope you will help
make it successful.
On Dec. IS the Juniors are plan
ming to have a bowling party.We e
will meet between Adams St. in
front OF the Eau Store.
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ian1nenliegt atnb il,be Dir elm an.
Seres 8reu5." Natiirli6 nabm er Iid,
iofort Gin biel fleineres uno leidyte-
res, ohcr iiebc, c5 hattie Sll pieIe
&anten un0 Oriidte icbr. Damn iab
CT Elm eoloenes leubten, oas ibn
lebr aeftel, aber es tpor oementipre-
bcno ldIrer. llnb nit Sen 0iGtcr
morten iort5ufabren:
Gr nr6d)te hieies beben. ienes faiIen
81 teinem nei9te lid, nod leine 8abl.
@s pollte feiues at ibm paiien.
Surdmultert bat er Idon bic gauge
3abI.
Gin l:tlid,tcs Mortertrem3, nid)t lciht
nlIcin.
SEER" riei er, "io Su iuillit, bies
&reu5 lei. meiu."
limb lpie CT priiieno nrit ben 9(llaen
Gs mar basielbe. bas CT lonit
getragen,
SSoaeaen er 81 murreu iid uern,ab.
Gr lub es anf unb trugs MN ionher
Aluaen
(ScuiIletou.)
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YOUNGSTOWN. OHIO
End Veterans Banquet

Having had such a wonderful
Success with our first Veteran.
Banquet, the Senior Lodges
Branches y and 80, Of the Saxon
Club of Youngstown have plan
ned another welcome home affair
for all those Veterans who came
home after our last get together,
and also for those Veterans who,
because of various personal rea-
sons could not attend our first
banquet.
End Veterans Banquet.
This End Veterans Banquet will
be held in the Saxon Club on the
18th of December, at $50 p. m.
A delicious Saxon style supper
will be prepared by our Ladies
Branch No. y. A gala after din
ner program has been planned.
A good dance band has been en-
gagged to swing out with snappy
tunes and soft music until the
wee hours of the morning.
Everything will be free to those
Veterans and their escort. A )
sport will enhance your purchas-
ing power at the bars. Our honor
ed guests will lucky be as royalty
treated as were their brother We
terans at our first Veterans bans
quet.
For all the other guests the cost
will be a minimum - just $1.5O
for the sspper and program and
25e for dancing.
Attention!
The committee which mailed
out the Veteran invitations er-
roneously sent home to those
Veterans who had attended the
first Veteran Banquet. AS every
one knows. but to keep the re-
cords straight. only those who
were not at our 9th of April al
fair are admitted free and pre-
sented that 5 spot.
A. F. Zell. Sec'y.
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LoRAlN NrWS ]yg1oRs
Rv Elmer

Lorain, O., Dec. l2-Last Mon
day the Lorain Club had their
regular meeting and there were
quite few in attendance at this
meeting, the officers who are to
lead our club for the coming
year were elected. The results are
as follows:
George Falk, President
Army kirschner. Vice-Pres.
Ann Binder. Secretary
Herbert Binder, Reporter
Robert Temple, Sgt.-of-Arms
Shirley Goohs, John Binder,
Elmer kirschner. Trustees.
Congratulations to all those
who were elected to office. We
wish you all the success in the
coming year. To those who had
the office in the past year we
wish to extend our sincere thanks
for a very good job.
At this meeting our coming
Xmas Party was discussed. 1t
was decided that all those who
attend (and we hope that Is
everyone) please bring along a
25c gift so that we may have a
gift exchange on that evening
The boys can bring for the boys
and the girls for the girls. Let's
all try to be there. That is Dec.
18th, at I 80 p. m. at the Saxon
Club.
The King kegler for this week
is Walt kirschner who hit Z44-
800 score in league competition.
Congratulations Walt, keep up
the good work.
Our next meeting is on Dec.
l6. So let's see all you club MEM
bers down at the Hall that night.
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AUTO CITY SPEAKS
By Mitzi Schemmel

Detroit. Mich. Dec. l2-The
result of our election of officers
for l947 hald at our December
meeting are as follows:
President, John Meindt
V.-Pres., Bill Sepper
Secretary, Mitzi Schemmel
Treas, Frieoa Schemmel
Fin.-Sec'y., Harry Steinkampf
Custodian, Eddie krause
Trustees. Chester Warnke,
Irene Meindt. Victor Deptner
Reporter. Ella Dengel
Sponsors from the Senior Lodge
are: MIR. ]. SCHNEIDER, Sr.
Mrs. G.. Lienerth.
Congratulations and Good Luck
to our new officers and sponsors
and many thanks to the 1916 Of
fcers and sponsors for their fine
work.
No Social
Because of the holidays the
club voted not to have a social in
December. (Members, how about
a roller skating party for our
January social: You know-try,
try, and try again! Heb! Heb y
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YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
By Hank

Youngstown, O., Dec. l2-What
time we had last Saturday at
Farrell even though we didn't
win the basketball game. Offen-
sively I'VE showed some improve
ment though making 81 points to
Farrells 81. Our percentage Of
misses was high. but that will
improve with time. That meal
at Farrell was tops. The home
made sausage really hit the spot.
We hated to leave when we did,
because we were having such
good time.
New Castle - Next!
This week we will try to make
our percentage an even 500. We
are going to bring along our big
cheering section too. Our girls
can really yell. We have had
good moral support in all our
games to date. Lets keep it up.
the bigger the crowd the more
fun!
New Years Eve!
For your new years eve enter
tainment, just plan to be at the
Saxon Club for a big celebration
under the joint sponsorship of
the Mixed Chorus and the Jrs.
More of the details next week.
But keep that date open for the
biggest Funniest of the year.
Next weeks column will also
bring you the newly elected offic-
crs for l047.
Keep these dates in mind:
Dec. 2l Cleveland West here
December Is Salem here
Dec. 81 New Years Eve Dance.
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MONACO MAGNET
By Hoot

Monaco, Pa. Dec. l2-Last
Saturday night we stayed at
home in our own small town and
played host to a large delegation
from Ney Castle. Monaco 81 -
New Castle As. Our Blue Devils
added another one to the win
column and made it four victor
les in a row in handing tough
New Castle team their first de-
feat of the season. Both team
fought hard and were evenly
matched as the first half ended in
a 2O-2O tie. In the third quarter
Monaco got the jump on their
opponents and went on to score
81 points in the second half to
win out 57-45.The victory keeps
our slate clean of any defeats,
and gives Monaco first place in
the Eastern Division. A nice
crowd was on hand to witness the
conteht-it was really swell to
see so many fans there cheering
for both teams.
The dance at the club proved
to be another social success and
we waltzed away into the wee
hours. We noticed gang OF
femmes from Ellwood City, and
nice, too, having Homestead in
our midst again. Drop in on US
any time. it is always good to see
you.
Our hats off to the cooks in the
kitchen for job we'll done.
Monaco at Cleveland East
Tomorrow we make the first oI
our two trips this season to the
big city. We have a Greyhound
chartered for this trip ano al
passengers are reminded that w.
weigh anchor and shove off io
Cleveland at 3 o'clock.
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ELLWooD CITY
By George

Ellwoob City, Pa. Dec. IL -~
Here it is the results OF a won
derful evening at Salem. First OF
all we are sorry we came in such
a small group but due to travel
ing conditions we were limited
After our arrival in your city we
proceeded to the gymnasium
where an old court rivalery was
renewed and much to our dis
appointment we came out on the
wrong end OF the score 53-H. AT
the club we were welcomed with
a good dinner which we apprec-
lated very much. Then we indulg-
ed in dancing to a fine orchestra
which only Ohio ca produce. And
YES before / forget Hello Cathe-
rine, Mary, Betty, Betty. Frieda,
Viola and if there is any / have
forgotten. I'm sorry. Thanks again
Salem, we'll return this favor
within a short time.
To Farrell
We are expecting to see you to-
morrow with bells on or ,oft 1t
makes no difference just so you
are here. The game will start at
80 at the Lincoln Gym on 5th
aud Crescent Ave.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-12
--JJ-
CANTON. OHIO

December 22nd is the date for
the Christmas program at the
Sachsenheim, meaning that there
will only be two rehearsals.
Please cooperate. and bring
your children to the club Dec. 8,
at 3 p. m., if they are going to
participate. To make the pro-
gram a success we need the CO.
operation of all, as yet very few
have shown any interest.