davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-11

Hosiery
81 Orig. 7se 45-Gouse Royon Hose, full fosh-
toned, Irregular
IS Orig. 59e 45-Gouse kyIon Hose. full fashioned,
mill mends, broken 3Se
81 Orig. SOC No Seem kyIon Hsss, sheer 400
needle. Mill nends, broken sizes
81 Orig. 5se Cotton Loee Hose, black and dark
shades only Irregular
TT Orig. 3se Chiffon Rayon Hose. full fashioned,
81 Orig. zse Women's Rayon AnkIets. posteIs, sec
onds, assorted coIors and sizes
a. Orig Csc Footets, fine quoIty. broken sizes, Toe
Hosiery Street Floor
Toys
4 ORIG. 1888 Irish Mail, heavy nnetol, rubber
Orig. ass and s.ss chiId's Rocker, metal, I.3s
50 Orig. soc Peg Kraft Models
7 Orig. 1913 Vanity TobIes and Benehss----3.66
I Orig. 1893 3-Pe. TobIe and Chair Sst----5.e9
I ORC. 1923 MetaI Send Box---5.s7
Toys, Downstairs Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-11
2.98 RayO,s Satin
SLIPS

Beautifully loee trimmed. With 4
adjustable strops. One or two -
Of kind. Teorose. Sizes 32-36. -
Lingerie, Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-11
TOiIetr'SeS

TOiletrSeS
800 Orig. Ice Rainbow Faeiol Tissue Z for z5e
500 Orig. 1oc Tissue Honkies for Zoe
Is Orig. $50 Femous Make Toilet Voter and
80 Orig. 100 Discontinued Epstieks- -----25e"
IS Orig. Use Discontinued Line Of Toilstries- Sc"
'Plus Tax. Toiletries. Street Floor
Linens and DO11seSttcS
20 Orig 500 SoxS4" Quilts, rose or bIue--2.ss
u Orig s.s5 soxs4" Quilts; rose green, blue, 4.es
20 Orig. 4.99 Chenille Spreads, full sze----z.sS
IA Orig. 1873 Frnsed HobnaiI Spreads. full size,
4.ss
4 Orig s.s5 Punehwork Spreads; chenille, full size,
5.ss
10 Orig. 7.ss & s.s5 Chenille Spreads. twin size,
1888
$50 ORIG. 1.le II" TabIe pomask- yd.
n ORIG, 4se Piece Mots
81 Orig. 39e Place Mats --------------1se
ORIG. 4.so Lunch
10 Orig. 4.ee 7ox9o" Lace TabIeefoths --z.98
50 Orig. 3ee Printed Dish Towels
4 Orig. 7.9e Printed Dinner Sets-------3.ss
ORIG. z5s 52x7o" Printed TobIeeIoths 99e
. Linens and Domesttcs Street Floor
Stationery
50 Orig. I 90 Fancy Stationery
Is Orig. 100 Foney Picture Notes
20 Orig. 3se Airmo stationery-------2 for Use
IS Orig. !. 90 Pencil Boxes
80 Orig. 1893 Style Pens
Stdtionerr Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-11
Reg. LIS Is Gauge
NYLON HOSE
Sheer and eIeor Perfect ~
quality. Full fashioned Re- ~ u
inforced with cotton tops.
Broken sizes
Hosiery, Street Floor
Handbags

Handbags
so Orig. 200 Fall Handbags, pIostie potent or
40 Orig. 800 White Summer Boss, many styles,
1.23"
Is oris. 800 Fall Handbass, pTostie patent ond
euH
so Orig. 100 White Bags, many styles, soed Sc"
Leather Goods Street Floor
GIOUes
81 Orig. z.ss Women's Leather Gloves, slipon and
81 Orig. 79e Women's Fabric Gloves, royon and
cotton, novelty styles
~ Orig. 100 Women's Doeskin Gloves, white and
eeesheII, seconds
Gloves, Street Floor
Fabrics
1875 Orig. i.ls Solid Color Spun Rayons- Sic I'd.
100 Orig. 1.59 Plain and Printed Regions 7Se I'D.
$50 Orig. 1.3s Royon Tubular Jersey yd.
200 Orig. sSe Printed Spun Rayon- yd.
100 Orig. 79e Cotton Laee----39e yd.
Fabrics, Street Foor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-11
CorSets ana GTdteS, Second FLOOR
Mems Furnishings

3, c,
10 Orig 2.e5 and 395 Swim Trunks and Poy
Shorts 4se
7 Orig. 1913 Short sleeve Sport Shirts
IS Orig. 800 Ail-wooI PuIlover Sweaters, soied
10 Orig. 2.sS Sleeping coots. Irregular. Sizes A,
Orig. 90 White Leother Belts, soiIed -----1oe
80 Orig. ese BroadeIoth Shorts. Solid eoors. white,
4oe
10 Orig. /. 90 Wool and Rayon Ties---29e
IS Orig. soc Cotton and Royon Hose--------9e
Orig. 7se Cotton Briefs, soied from display, 1ee
50 Orig. 3.98 Broodeloth Dress Shirts, soed from
display. broken sizes
Mems Furntshings Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-11
Outdoor Furniture

7 Orig. 1889 ceektaiI TabIes, top missing --5.ss
10 Oria, S.i9 Rockies Rocker
90 Orig. 5.ss oId-fashioned Swinging Hammeek,
2.33
. Orig. 7.ss Rustic Log Tsbs. As ls-------2.e4
I Orig. 1858 s-Pe. YpsiIanti Set. spring scot,
eretonne covered. ,olled
~ ORIG. s.ss Wood Porch Rocker, cushion scot,
4ss
Orig. 1880 Wrought Iron TobIe, large size, gloss
missing >'So
6 ORIG. 1898 Wrought Iron cheirs, white with slip
scots
10 Orig. 1888 Folding Book Rests
outdoor Furniture Downstairs Store
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-05

Mildred Burke, champion lady
wrestler, in the near future.
Promoter Ganson also has
lined up an Australian Tag
Team match. This time he has
lined two of the cleverest wres.
tiers, Bobby Burns and Doc Ed
Meske to 60 against two biggest
and toughest wrestler in the
country today, 29O pound, 6 foot,
7 inch Texas Ranger, Hy Lee
and Doc Len Hall. They will 60
1 fall, no time limit:
In support of the other bouts,
Bobby Becker will 60 against
Danny O'Connor; "Gentleman'
Fred Bozik, will tangle with
New Zealand champion, Ken
Kenneth.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-05
ENAKOPRAvNOST

|zmernih cenah "a ljudstvo tn in
|istotako "a VISA lacna ljudstva v
Evropi in Aziji.
Pred nedavnim je Henry Wal
lace izjavil:
"Cas je, da Sc udors masaj po
tistinai, XII ustvarjajo histerijo
in kontrolo naissi."
Siguren sem, da mi vsi vsem
srcem soglasamo z Wallaceovim
pozivom "a demokraticno akcijo,
da sc ohrani svobodno Ameriko.
Ne more Sc doseci nobenega
kompromisa s tistimi, XII sc tru-
dijo, da bi izzvali novo svetovno
vojno. Moramo govoriti in to 60
voriti pogumno, zahtevajoc, da
nasa vlada obnovi Rooseveltovo
zunanjo in notranjo politiko
mednarodnega sodelovanja zu-
mai. in socialnih reform donna.
"Sedamja sumamja politika Ze-
dimjemih drzav brans reakcijo y
inaenw svobode. Pref ko Sc 10
raskrimko IN poka$e mo- mjeno
barvo boljsi bodo maSi isgledi, da
Sc prepreci vojno in draginjo pri
pripravah sa vojmo," je izjavil
Wallace ma shodu, Xxi Sc je vrsil
v Madison Square Gardenu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-05
Ia suobodno in miroljubno
Ameriko
Izerp govora XII ga e incl izvrsni tanik Aeriskega
Slovanskega kongresa George PirnskY ma
sell glavnega odbora)

so bile tako dvijasko unicene v
vojni, sploh ne govori.
V sedanji kampanji "a sted-
njo S hrano Sc cd ameriskega
ljudstva zahteva, maj varcuje
hrano "a lacna ljudstva Evro-
pi. Mi smo zato, da Sc prihrani
in poslje hrano lacnim. Cemu
nasprotujemo in proti cemu pro-
testiramo je, da Sc je odtrgalo
hrano ljudstvom vzhodne Evro-
pc kot kazen "a njihova politic-
ma prepricanja. V vecini sluca-
jew Sc hrano posilja tistim, XII
so Sc borili proti nasim mladeni-
Gem. To je najbolj surova, mai
bolj ne-ameriska politika, XII jo
je izvajala katera koli vlada ali
pa kateri koli zakonodajec v
zgodovini Zedinjenih drzav. L.
gleda, da je glavno merilo nash
danasnjih politikov, da Sc kaz-
nuje tiste, XII so najvec prispevali
in umirali "a naso skupno zma-
go mad nacisticno Nemcijo in da
Sc da nagrado tistim, XII so Sc
borili proti nam.
Ma nasem drugem Slovan-
skem kongresu v Pittsburghu je
tedanji notranji tajnik Harold
Ickes, ko je govoril nasih OBJ
vezah napram ljudstvom v
vzhodni Evropi, dejal:
"Ce bi Poljsko, JugoslaUijo ali
pa CeSEoslovaSko bile tritisoC
nailj oddaljeme cd Evrope, z Ze-
dinjeninai drSavami kot emo cd
dr$av, ki Sc nahoja med Atlanti-
kom in Nenacijo;; &c bi aaSa de-
Sela moralo vdrSoti polno silo
tistih stra$nih Fbl3tskriegov' no.
cistov, &c bi Zedinjene drSaVe Sc
daj leSale COLE in rasorje',e 2 ME-
MIN lja>dst0om mu6enim, pohob-
ljenim, pokrademina, unaorjenim,
mi ne bi radi sH$aH nobenih sa-
smehljivih govoric, s katerimi bi
Sc sa,aiEolo obUeso Poljske, Ja-
goslavije ali pa Ce$kosloVoSke,
da nan, pomagajo, da sopet Vsta-
memo mo- naSe lastne noge.
"Ce bi America pustila Srtve,
ki so juma$ko pomogale isgnati
mociste, . mjihoVem stradamjw
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-05
(Nada1jevanja in komec)

(NWStS@cyoV@5CJN W. NOsso1/
Medtem ko justicni oddelek
zahteva deportacijo teh unijskih
in narodnostnih voditeljev, dr.
zavni oddelek odpira vrata ne
katerim najhujsim kolaborator-
jem nacistov, kot je to slucaj s
Hrvatom Vladimirjem Mackom,
razbijalcem narodne enotnosti
kot je Bolgar dr.. George M. Di-
mitrov, zarotnikom kot je bivsi
ogrski premier Macy in mnogim
drugim. Kaksno bogokletje We
like ameriske tradicije, da Sc da
zavetje resnicnim borcem "a
svobodo!
Te nepostene goste uporablja
ameriska reakcija ma diva naci-
ma. Min Sc ohrablja, da izdajajo
manifesto in memoranduine "a
zrusitev sedanjih proti-fasistic-
nih vlad v vzhodni Evropi in da
Sc pri svojih odgovarjajoeih ma
rodnostnih grupah pridruzijo
obrekovanju progresivnih Ame-
ricanov. Slisali ste o nedavnem
memorandum Zdruzenim naro-
dom cd tako zvane 'Mednarodne
kmecke zveze,"' v katerem so
zgoraj imenovani malopridnezi
napovedali ameriskega ozemlja
vojno bolgarskemu, jugoslovan-
skemu, romunskemu in madzar-
skemu ljudstvu. :Brez dvoma ste
slisali tudi o vlogi, XII jo je i'm
portirani hrvaski kvizling igral
pri obupnih poizkusih Mackovih
agentov v Ameriki, da prepreci
izrazanje volje vecine clanstva
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice ma
njeni nedavni konvenciji, XII Sc
je vrsila v Pjttsburghu.
KRI3A HRANE, INFLACIJA
Politika, da Sc ma racun nasih
zaveznikov il vojne, XII so por1a-
gall, da Sc je izvojevalo zmago,
obnovi Nemcijo, je prisla do iz-
raza cello sedanji krizi prehra-
ne v Evropi. Vec Sc skrbi "a
Nemce kot pa "a Poljake, da Sc
ljudstvu Ukraine, Belorusije,
Jugoslavije in Ceskoslovaske, Xxi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-05
Scovill e. IL. okolica

.Ena zidana in ena lesena hisa, vsa-
ka "a emo druzino, ma eni lott. Do
bra investicija. Cena $4,000. -
Scovill, E. 14th; 2 druz., 6-6, nov
forneZ; tudi "a emo druzino ma isti
lott. Sc vidi v nedeljo. YE 1908.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-05

SilsbY Rd.. Cleveland Heights-Za
emo druzino, 6 sob, stranisce, zaj-
trkalna soba; 3 spalnice in kopal-
MICA $4,000. E. l03 St. & St. Clair
Ave.: "a 2 druzini, 50 sobe Takoj
$1,000. Financiramo. Cena $500.
YE 74l6
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NAPRODAJ

je lota 4Ox14O " collinwoodski
naselbipi, ma kateri Sc nahaja hisa
"a 2 d-uzini 4 sobami "a vsako
druzino. Kiet pod vso hiso, zadaj
je poslopje, pripravno "a vsakrsno
delavnico. Lep vrt. Proda Sc po-
histvom "a 4 sobe in sc lahko takoj
vseiite. ko je kupcija zakljutena.
Poklicite po 5. uri popoldne vsaki
dan.
II 1899
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-05
Ia z druzini

S in 5 sob; prvovrstnem sta
nju; tretje nadstr. nj zgotovljeno.
Nanovo barvano, blizu parka in
busa.
1902 Shadeland
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-05
Nov lesen bungalow

blizu Ridge Memphis. sobe,
kopalnica, gorkota ma plin; lota
4Ox120. Takoj $500. Blizu trans
portacije. Sc lahko takoj vselite
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-05
Della "a moSke
MOsKI IN zENSKE

Ali innate tri ure ma razpolago?
vi 81 lahko zasluzite povprecno $5
ma dan "a tri ure della, demonstri-
ranjem J. r. Watkins ,produktov,
Lahko delate polni ali delni cas-.
Provizija. MIR. Grisamer. 96l3 Deni-
son, cd g. do IL. dop.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-05

Nova hisa Colonial vrste ma 19O4O
Raymond Blvd, prva costa severno
cd Libby Rd. in Lee Rd. 6 velikih
sob, kuhinja velikimi shrambami,
3 velike spalnice ter velike shram-
be "a obleko. Insulacija, plinska
gorkota. Odprto 2. do g. nedeljo.
WA $780,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-05
B|ZNESKI NAKUPI

Gostilna z D in D 3 licenco;
korporacija; stanovanjem. Sc pro-
da ali zamenja.
Delikatesno in konfekcijsko trgo-
vino stanovanjem treh sob, ma
zapadni strani-Detroit Ave-, Sc
proda. Dobra prilika "a diva para.
Gostilna D l in . licenco,
bliZu Union Ave. in E. SO St. Sc
proda posestvom vred. Cena "a
vse skupaj $12,50O.
E. 60 St. in St. Clair Ave. 2 trgo-
vini in 2 stanovanja; zelo dobro
posestvo z dobrim dohodkom. Sc
proda ali zamenja.
Ia podrobnosti poklicite kadarkoli
MR.. JELARCIC
Diamond lO46
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-05

w PO1s OOWsS1 ~ NO t6EOUtsOG cOOJV
dolSnosti in bi sa nanoge genera
cije morala skrivati svoje lice cd
sramu. MI tega ne bono stoTiN. !"
zalibog nasa vlada in kongres
delajo has to, puscajo zrtve vol
ne maj stradajo in trpijo po-
manjkanje. Ne samo, da ne IL
|polnjujejo svoje dolznosti, da
pomagajo ljudstvom Ukraine,
Jugoslavije in Belorusije; brez
vsakega sramu so neizpolnjenje
tega proglasili "a naso uradno
politiko in zahtevajo cd ameri-
skega ljudstva, da Sc je drzi
cello v sedanji Rampant "a
stednjo hrane. Nobenih provizij
"a hrano "a slovanske drzave nj.
Ne, nasi politiki ne skrivajo
v sramu svoja lica-izgleda kot
da so ponosni, ker izdajejo svoje
zaveznike liz vojne. To dokazuje,
kako SO postal brezsrcni in SUI
rovi. z odklanjanjem hrane in
posojil, XII so toliko potrebni "a
obnovo v vojni razdejanih dezel
vzhodne Europe, nasa vlada, mas
kongres in njihovi wallstreetski
gospodarji izgleda, da poskusajo
doseci tisto, kar Hitler nj mogel.
To so mocne besede, toda res
nicne. Resnico pa Sc mora pove-
dati brez ozira, kako osorno DO
udarila tiste, XII so odgovorni "a
to necuveno politiko.
Amerisko ljudstvo je mehko-
srcno, radodarno. Rado pomaga
in zeli pomagati ne samo ljud-
stvom zapadne Europe, ampak
tudi ljudstvu v Warsaw, Lidicah
in Stalingradu. Trumanova VIA
da in kongres pod vplivom re-
publikancev so tisti, XII ustvar-
jajo tezave nasemu ljudstvu, da
ne more izpolniti svoje dolznosti
napram tistim, XII so S svojimi
velicastnimi zrtvami resili ziv-
ljenje ~sto tisocim ameriskim
mladenicem "a casa vojne.
Amerisko ljudstvo samo Sc je
podvrglo brezobzirni domaci po-
litiki, XII je povzrocila inflacijsko
draginjo in XII vlece naso dezelo
v neizogibno depresijo vsemi
pogubonosnimi posledicami "a
mas zivljenjski standard. Seda-
ME pretirano visoke Gene zivezu
so v prvi vrsti povzrocene vsled
ukinitve kontrole cen in vsled
kriminalnih manipulacij zivez-
mimi cenami strani velikih tru-
stow, "a kar so odgovorni tako
republikanska kot demokraticna
stranka.
Mi v ameriskem Slovanskem
kongresu Sc prikljucujemo IT,
stim, XII predlagajo, da Sc sklice
kongres ma izredno zasedanje,
ma katerem bi sc znizalo Gene,
ustanovilo kontrolo cen in ma ia
nacin zagotovilo dovolj hrane po
Mirna druzina z S let starim otro.
kom zeli dobiti v najem stanovanje
ali 5 sobami. StarSi so zaposleni
in Otrok nj donna Sez dan Damo
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Zerl1IjiSca
HiSo S 10 sobami

ma 87OO Lorain Ave. Sc mora
preseliti po 26. dec. 1947; proda Sc
najvisjemu ponudcu; VISA hisa razen
grelne naprave ma ollie; posljite po-
nudbe ma
w. O. STEUDEL
$500 Lorain Ave.
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Mirna druzina S let starim otro-
kom zeli dobiti v najem stanovanje
S 4 ali sobami. StarSi so zaposleni
in otrok nj donna cez dan. Damo
dobra priporocila. Mrs. Lenaster.
MA 2700. Extension 446
cd ponedeljka do sobote med
10 in $50
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Lady Wrestlers at Central
Armory

Two of the finest lady wres-
tiers, Nell Stewart of Birming-
ham, Alabama and Ann Miller
of Baltimore, Maryland, will ap-
pear at Central Armory Tues
day, Dec. 9th. It will be a fall to
a finish for the right to meet
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With persevering faith

would have enjoyed hearing
her daughter sing. Ethel, r.
win and the boys spent Moth
er's Day with her.
At HOO A. M. today Elder
officiated at the wedding of
Barbara Stried and Homer Ri
card. 1t was a pretty little
home wedding with only the
immediate families attending.
Great-grandma McLellen was
happy to be there and grand
ma (Mrs. Laura Swanson). Au-
drey Bourdeau and Donald
Fiala stood up with them.
On Saturday, May 18th, we
attended the wedding of Mar
ian Detienne and Wilbur Fate
in the Zion Chapel. Overseer
Lee officiated. The reception
was held in the Gold Room for
two hundred guests, with a
wonderful array of presents on
display in the Blue Room. Mrs.
Clark Pitcher had charge of
the refreshments.
May God bless both of these
couples and may they serve
Him!
On Saturday morning, May
18th, Elder drove to Chicago
to hold the funeral service of
Mrs. Haley, sister of Mrs. E.
Leech and Augusta Kurrasch.
Lester Leech is now home
again after his recent illness
and was happy to be in church
today with Father and Mother
Leech. He wants you to know
that he appreciated all the
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Last Thursday the Zion Sen
ior Guards met for a wonder
full dinner in Zion Club Room.
On May 10, Mrs. Hoeffler's
grandson, Freddie Cox, was
married in Chicago.
Lois and Ernest Keske be-
came parents to Larry Allast-
air on May 18th. He is their
second son.
We received an announce
ment of another new arrival
Pamela Jean Redder. Her
mother was the former Melva
Fern Richardson, now Mrs. F.
Redder of Bensonville, Illinois.
Eddie and Betty Hammer
Stag and daughter are back in
Zion.
Paul Minthorn and wife
made a short visit to Zion en-
route to Florida to visit their
parents, the Chester Ninth
OrnS.
Jacob Nelson, age "a, pas
sed away at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Albert Jurdee,
on May 18th.
Today another old Zion
member, Mrs. George McCon-
nell, went to be with her Lord.
Miss Carrie Huber celebrat-
ed her birthday on May 18th.
Mrs. Roy Hale will have
birthday on May 21st.
'4 Leona Kay Congdon's BIRTH
day is May Oath.
We commemorate dear Doc
tor Dowie's birthday on May
18th. Thirteen years of Won
derful service for God that
reached around the world! I
would not be here today if he
had not come to London,
Continued on page 10Y
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get-well cards you folks sent
him while he was in the hospi-
tai.
On May 18th, the Elder
drove to Elgin, accompanied
by Overseer and Mrs. Har-
wood, Miss Erickson and Miss
Pfleuger. Overseer and Mrs.
HARDWOOD attended a funeral
there. The others called at the
Wilson and Whitaker home
and took dinner with them,
and then drove on to Burling-
ton to see Miss Pfleuger's sis
ter, who is sick. Another sister,
Mrs. Margaret Shafer, takes
care of her.
On Wednesday, Elder drove
to Michigan City, Indiana, to
pray for Deacon Harvey, who
was sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Cook return
ed from Arizona and Califor-
mia last week.
Overseer and Mrs. Darms
arrived home from Florida on
Saturday after a very pleasant
vacation with their friends, the
Donovans.
Mrs. Stella Cakes has enjoy
ed a pleasant visit with her
sister, Mrs. Pitman, who has
now returned to her home in
Philadelphia.
Ethel Ford's mother, Mrs.
Smith, is spending several
weeks in Indiana.
Mrs. w. D. Taylor is back in
Zion Home after visiting the
Blums in Nauvoo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Peters GEL
ebrated their 22nd anniversary
on May 18th. The family gath
cred at the Irwin Craig home
on Mothers Day.
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TO OUR FOLKS ABROAD
Dear Folks:
Peace be unto you!

CdSC NC u11CO yoo
This is a beautiful Sunday
after the rain! Everything is
washed clean and the spring
green on the trees, bushes,
plants and lawns is wonderful
with the colorful bulbs peep
ing out here and there. Lester
brought in the first Lily of the
Valley.
"For 10, the winter is past,
the rain is over and gone;
"The flowers appear on the
earth; the time of the
singing of birds is come.
Solomon's Song 2:11, II.
Ethel Kendall and Paul
Thomas sang a lovely duet at
the service today, entitled,
There's No Friend Like Je-
sus." Ethel's mother, age 83,
living in Tamas, Michigan,