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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-05

"Zakaj ne? Cudovito - ka-
dar postane vse tako skriv-
nostno." Ljubece Sc je pomu-
dill ma tel besedi.
"Jaz ne maram skrivnostnih
reci. Cloveka samo plasijo."
20 Silvija!"
"Ne, JAZZ imam rada zgodnje
jutro - posebno spomladi, ko
poganja listje.'
"No, seveda."
Naslanjala Sc je mani, da Sc
je cutila varnejso, - prav ma
10; iztegnil je roko in Sc cvrsto
oprijel veje, da Sc je imela kan
nasloniti. Molcala sta. Nato on
"Ce bi mogla imeti samo enc
drevo, katero bi 81 izbrala?"
"Hrasta ze ne. Lipe - ne -
brezo. Katero ti?"
Premisljal je. Toliko dreves
je prekrasnih. Breze, lipe - Sc.
veda; toda bukve in ciprese in
tise in cedre in ceri - tudi, ir
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-05

in izpovedala pred Bogom, kaj
res cutita - sal navzezadnje jeI
Bog vse, je povsod, ne samo v
zatohlih cerkvah., Tako bi Sc
hotel on porociti zunaj pod
milim nebon, v. zvezdnati no.
81, kakrsna je ia, ko je vse
okrog, tebe cudezno. Sal Bog
vendar nj pol tako majhen, kot
81 ga ljudje neprestano delajo
- neke vrste visjega cloveka,
samo malo vecjega cd njih! c.
10 najlepse, najcudovitejse in
najvelicastnejse, kar 81 more
kdo predstavljati in narediti,
bi bilo pravi mic Bogu, XII ina
tax tempelj, kakor je noe tam
zunaj. Pa kaj, ko sc sam ne mo-
res ozeniti, in sc ne bi hotela
nobena deklica nikdar porociti
,brez prstanov in cvetlic in oblek
in besed, po katerih ii Sc zdi
vse tako malenkostno-ud
Cis Sc nemara bi, in vendar sc
nj hotela, da ne bi uzalila Gus
tev drugim ljudem; Silvia pa
- nikoli - zbala bi Sc. Seveda
- mlada je Sc! In nit njegovih
misli' Sc je utrgala - in mislj
SO Sc razsule kot biseri MIA.
Sklonil sc je ven, 81 podprI
brado rokami in vdihaval noe.
nj zrak. Kozji parkeljci - al
je bill Sc vedno vonj cd lilij:
Zvezde so bile vse zunaj in mno
60 SOW - najmanj stiri. Kaj b
bila noe brez SOW in zvezd! Ps
to je tisto - nikdar 81 ne mo
res misliti, kaksne bi bile stva
ri, da MISC prav taksne, kakrsne
SO. Sal tudi nisi nikdar vedel
kaj bo; in vendar, kadar je pri
slo, Sc tt je zdelo, da nj moglt
priti mic 'drugega. cudno je to -
vse bi lahko storil, kar tt dra
go, dokler nisi storil, toda ka
dar 81 storil, YES kajpada, da s
moral prav to storiti. Kaksns
luc je to, spodaj ma levi? Ciga
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-05

General offics. Jr. Stenographer-
Payroll. S day week. Steady.
Hourly rate. Pr 0220.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-05
) JOHN GALSWoRTHY
CVET|
. ROMAN

"Zmerom love misi in piscan-
cke; vsake vrste drobnih stva-
RI"
'Pa sal jih nocejo loviti, sa-
mo jesti jih hocejo. Ali Sc ii ne
zdi, da so vse stvari najlepse
ponoci?"
Pretaknila mu je roko poo
pazduho.
me, ne maram teme."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-05

Stsnografka izurjena - nekaj knji-
govodstva. Stalno delo. Plaza Cd
ure. - FL oOl0.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-05

Mia MENU v narocje, in on,
oprt. oh drevo, jo je z vso silo
potegnil k sebi. Tu, ma varnem,
je skrila obraz v njegovo ramo.
Zacel j je tho govoriti, da bi
.jo pomiril; cutil je, da jo mora
tako tolaziti in varovati. Vedel
je, da joce, ceprav nj dala glasu
cd sebe, on pa nj hotel pokazati,
da We, ker bi jo bilo sram. Sam
nj vedel, ali jo mora poljubiti.
Nazadnje jo je, >prav narahlo,
ma teme. Tedaj je dvignila obraz
in rekla, da je neumnica. On pa
jo je Sc enkrat poljubil ma obrv.
Potem je bila videti cisto po-
tesena, in spustila sta Sc jako
oprezno ma tia, kjer so Sc dali
Sale sence mad praprotjo in j.
ma je sonce naposev sijalo v
oci.
Trim najsto poglavje
j Tisto noe po poroki je stal
FAINT poleg okna svoje prijazne
podstresne spalnice, XII je ime-
la emo steno po strani in je me-
koliko disala po misih. Bill je
utrujen in vznemirjen, in v MOI
! ganih Sc mu je gnetlo vse pol
no silk. To je bila zanj prva po.
roka, in neprestano je plavala
pred MIN mala, bella postava Sc.
strina, in njen obraz ocmi ka.
kor zvezde. Sla je - nj vec ME
, gova! Kako grozno je donels
svatbena koracnica il tistih or
: gel - tiste stare nadusljive
omare; pa pridiga! Nerad po
slusas take reci, kadar ii gre ns
jok. Sc Gardyju Sc je kakor sto
: rilo mako, ko jo je oddajal. Po
polnoma razlocno je Sc vide
skupino pred oltarno pregrajo
prav kot da sam ne sodi med
njo. Cis belem, Silvijo v puha
i sto-sivem; svojega svaka ne
| premicno, visoko postavo; Cor
dyja, XII je bill smesen " crn
: suknji, mocno rumenim obra
zom in napol zaprtimi ocmi
! Najbolj bedasta plat vsega te
ga je bila, da bi moral biti gi
I MEN, pa 81 moral misliti ma pr
z stan, ma rokavice in ali ii j
: spodnji gunmb ma telovniku cd
: pet, kakor zahteva moda. De
: kleta zmorejo to in ono, kako,
vse kaze - Cis kakor da je bi
: la yes cas- zaverovana v neka
e cudovitega, in Silvia je bill;
4 kakor prava pravcata svetnica
, On sam Sc je proved zanimal z;
zupnikov glas, in "a poklicni ma
: Gin, katerim je vse to oprav
: ljal, kakor da sestavlja recep
y z navodili, kako sc maj zdravil(
viva. In vendar je bio vse sku
n paj po svoje dosti lepo, vsi obra
ri obrnjeni ma emo stran, in slo
= vesna tisina - samo ia nesrec
: nj start Gorden sc je usekava
= v ogromen rdec robec;; in meh
: XII mrak zgoraj pod stropom il
e ;spodaj po klopeh; in sonce, k
i je sijalo v juzna okna. Kljul
vsemu bi bio vse lepse, &c b
81 kje ma samem v roke segls
CTAN0%y ME- Tx<E
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STANOVANJE IScE

vojni veteran, XII je prisel il West
Virginije. Dvojica in let star sim
eek; potrebuje sc 4 ali sob. Pusti-
te naslov v uradu "E' ali poklicite
HE 0l29. po 6. uri zvecer. Kdor
preskrbi stanovanje dobi primerno
nagradO.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-05
ENAKOPRAVNOST

ljenosti. "Na neko cvetlico mi
slis, kaj nj RESI-"
Rekel je posteno:
RES je."
INA katero?"
"Je tudi temna; ii bi je Sc
malo ne marala."
"Kako yes to?''
"Nagelj."
."Pa sal ga imam rada - sa-
mo - mic kaj posebno."
On je resno pokimal.
| "Saj sem vedel, da me-"
Nato je bill med NINA molk.
Zdaj Sc nj vec naslanjala obenj,
in bio mu je zal "a to ljubko
prijaznost. Zdaj, ko sta utihnila
njuna glasova in so vrane pre-
nehale svojim kavkanjem, nj
bilo slisati nicesar, samo listje
je suho sustelo in oglasalo Sc je
tozece pivkanje jastreba, XII je
lovil mad holmcem onkraj reke.
Skoraj vedno sta bila tam gori
po diva, XII sta krizala nebo.
|; Fantu je bila ljuba ia tisina -
kot da govori teboj Narava -
Narava govori vedno v tisini.
zivali, ptice, zuzelke tt odkriva-
jo svoje pravo bistvo samo ka-
dar 81 tho; tudi vprico cvetlic
in rastlin moras biti strasno mi
rem, sicer ne bos videl njihove.
ga resnicnega, presenetljivc
svojstvenega zivljenja. Cello tt
j., ste skaline tam spodaj,ki jih je
po mnenju starega Goddena
pral vesoljni potop, tt nikoli ne
pokazejo, kako cudno so obliko'
| vane, in sc ii custveno ne pri
blizajo, ako ne strnes svojih mi
sli edino-le mamie. Silvia je ma
vsezadnje boljsa nego je prica
koval. Mogla je biti mirna (pre.
je mislil, da dekleti v tenn ozi
ru nj nic); bila je mila, in bile
jo je res veselje gledati. Skoz
/ listje je cd dalec lahno zatinka
zvon "a caj.
/ Silvia je rekla: "Doi mora
Il va"
/ Bio je res prelepo, da bi Sc
Il zdaj v hiso. Pa &c ona hoc'
Il svoj caj - dekleta so zmeron
i "a cal! Skrbno je OWL motvo;
Il okrog veje in je zacel nadzoro
Il vati MEN sestop. Ko Sc je no
Il tel spustiti "a MO, je slisal, ka
Il ko je zaklicala:
"Oh, Mark! Ne morem ma
/ pref - ne morem naprej! NJ
dosezem z nogo! Bingljam!' II
Il videl je po njenih rokah in pe
Il motvozu, da res binglja.
Il "Izpusti Sc; spusti sc ma spod
II MO VETO - motvoz te ze podr
Il Ii, dokler sc ne oprimes debla.
II Men glas je milo prosil:
/ "Ne morem - res ne moren
Il - spodrsnila BIZ"
Pricvrstil je motvoz in magic
Il ma zdrknil ma VETO pod MO; pri
tisnil Sc je k deblu in 10 krep
ko prijel okrog pasu in pod ko
/ leni; toda napeti motvoz jo j
/ drzal, da Sc nj mogla opreti. N
Il je mogel drzati in pa hkrati cd
Il vezati vrvce, XII j je tesno owl
Il jala pas. Ako jo z emo roko IL
| pusti in potegne noz il zepa, NJ
| DO mogel obenem vrvi prereza
| ii in ME drzati. Ia trenutek S
je mislil, da bi bilo najbolje, e
spleza nazaj in zrahlja motvoz
a videl j je ma obrazu, da je
prijema strah; cutil je, kako 81
il zivot trese.
"Ce te privzdignem," je de-
jail, "ali bi Sc mogla spet zgora.
prijeti?" In vzdignil jo je, ne de
bi bill pocakal odgovora. Raz
burjena Sc je prijela OBJ VETO
"Samo trenutek Sc vzdrzi."
Nj odgovorila, toda videl je
kako je obraz VISA 'prebledela
Rocno je segel po noz in prere'
zal motvoz. Toliko da sc je ia
RAD BI KUPIL
emo ali dive move ali rabljene
I'LL ~~~.~-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-05

Avto-mehanik. Mi imamo dobro
sluzbo "a polni Gas, "a prvovrst-
mega mehanika pri Oldsmobile pro-
dajalcu. Dobra placa; prijetno delo.
Reliable Motors Inc. 1923 Broad
way. DI 2l07.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-05

Hisna opravila "a priletno dvojico.
zenska mora znati kuhati, MOI
pa sofirati. Imata svoje stanovanie.
Dobra plaza. Poletni dom " Madi-
-son-on-the-Lake. Poizve Sc ma 1921
st. Clair Ave.. EN- 5ol6.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-05

zemljiski prodajalec
vesc slovenscine, licenciran, dobi
dobro sluzbo ma podlagi provizije;
polni ali delhi cas-. Poklicite Mr..
Herzog.
LOU HERZoc & ASSOCIATES
620 E. 200 St.-IV Sl43
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Lay Out delavec. Mora biti izurien
ma jeklarskem uelu. Plaza cd
ure. 52@ ur tedensko. - Colonial
Iron Works. l7643 St. Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-05

zsnske "a likanje svilenih in vol
nenih oblek. Dobra placa cd ure.
Stalno delo. Glass Dry Cleaners.
54l9 Pearl I'D. FL 7l00.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-30

TN A HUSBAND AND LIKE TO
TAKE NY WIFE m NY ARMS, BUT
SHE DOESN'T REALIZE THAT
HousEWoRk BRINGS ON 'e.o.'"
says Mr.. J. 7. w.
"sHE WAS THE BEST SECRETARY !
EVER HAD BUT | JUST HAD TO FIRE
HER BECAUSE SHE HAD 30"
-soys Mr.. j. D. c.
Evening star., 1947-08-17

TW-S-17-47
Evening star., 1947-08-17

mot so ride. She has an idea
she isn't going to be popular with
boys"
George scratched his head. Il
know Ned and guys like him.
She's too young for 'em. And too
darned pretty. She wouldn't know
how to cope. Don't you see?"
Maybe. But think I'd better
take a cup of cocoa up to her and
explain what happened. Maybe
she'll sleep then"
''Now, Nom. She wouldn't like
it if she knew l had taken over.
Give a guy a break"
Abby filed two cups expertly.
Give your sister a break. Pm
going to tell her."
GEORGE walked over to his moth
er. "If anybody talks, l do. l
think she's being a little poop
but IN tell her. Shell under
stand if she gets it straight from
the horses mouth. Better than
from you, Nom. You know"
YES" said Abby, Il know.
Go and tell her now. Hurry up.
You might even consider a slight
apology"
She watched him 60 out of the
kitchen, and listened while he exc
cuted what he considered a tiptoe
upstairs. Then she looked down at
the two cups of cocoa. She had
forgotten to give one of them to
him. She listened and heard a door
close and decided it was just as
well. This was between Liz and
her brother; Mama's cocoa would
Just get in the way. She sat down
at the kitchen table and pulled a
cup over to her. She looked up
over it and saw Big George in the
doorway. "A good nights Sleep"
he said. That was supposed to be
your idea"
She smiled at him. Bare feet.
You crazy idiot. No more sense
than the children"
He smiled back at her, sat down
in a chair and folded his feet under
him, reaching for the other cup of
cocoa. "You have anybody else
in mind for this?" he asked.
Evening star., 1947-08-17
DATE WITH A WOLF
Continued from preceding page

She shook her head. Your son
drinks beer. And I'm afraid your
daughter will, too, any day now."
He NODDED. The chickens are
all home and gone to roost,
gather?"
She drank her cocoa. 1t tasted
coed, hardly burned at all. 1T was
funny" she said: well, sort of.
But not at the time. Liz came
home crying because her date
hadn't made a pass at her. She
thought she didn't have any sex
appeal. Then George came in and
told me why. He'd told the boy
he'd keep him off the wrestling
team if he did"
Funny tasting cocoa" said
George. Sure, / know"
Il burned it a little. You know
sohat?"
Il knew he talked to the boy"
said George. ''You see. was a
little worried myself. She's such a
baby, even if she is tall, and fig
ured she was just too young to 60
fooling around with a college boy.
So put it up to George. How
about throwing this out and max
ing some unburned cocoa"
Abby stood up, the cocoa cup
in her hand. For a moment, she
considered throwing it at George.
In her minds eye, she could see
Technicolor version of the surprise
on his face and the chocolate
splotches on his blue and white
striped pajamas.
HEN his eyes met hers. 1T took
me down a few notchcs when !
talked to him." he said. He'd
already taken care of the matter
himself and talked to the boy. He
seemed to think it was his private
business and none of nine."
Abby went over and kissed him.
Il know" she said, Il know. Ill
make sope more cocoa"
Watch for another GdUen-
ture Of Abby, Big George and
the children in an early issue
Of THIS WEEK.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-03
French Minister Fired Upon

HANOI, Indochina, Delayed l LP) - French Colonial Minister Marius Moutet was fired on by snipers today shortly after he ar lived in Hanoi for an on-the-spot investigation of conditions there.
 French authorities said that the cabinet minister and his official party were visiting hospital when shots were fired, apparently from an Annamite house near the hospital. None of the French was hit, they reported.
 Moutet, sent to Indochina by the French government to inquire into the three week old fighting be- tween French and Viet-Namese Republican forces, flew to Hanoi IndochineSe capital and storm cen ter of the trouble in northern Ton kin from Saigon in the south.
 A French communique said that the French garrison at Namdinh still was repulsing violent, artil- lery-supported Viet-Nam attacks. Elsewhere in northern Indochina, only patrol activity was reported.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-03
"PrOgressives'' Hold Meeting

WASHINGTON, (P)-Approxi- mately l50 self-styled "progres- sives," including two members of the Franklin D. Roosevelt family, gathered today for a conference limiting at a two-way scramble for scattered pieces of the new deal political group. The Roosevelts in- volved are the Presidents widow and Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr.
 Officials of the Union for Demo- cratic Action the meetings spon- sor, said the conference is dis tinctly separate" from other lib- eral movements.
 'The purpose of the meeting" said formal announcement lis to discuss ways and means of imple- menting a program of genuine progressiviSm, explicitly free from totalitarian influences both right and left"
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-03
Axis Sally" 4}. Released From Army Prison

FRANKFURT, Germany (P - Mildred Gillars, American musi- clan who became known as Axis Sally" through her wartime broad casts from Germany, has been re- leased from a United States army prison, army officials disclosed.
 Freed with Miss Gillars, a 37- year-old former resident of Port land. Me, were two other. .Ameri- cans who also broadcast over the German radio during the war.
 Army officers identified one as a MinneSota-born Herbert Burg man forcer U. s. embassy clerk in Berlin, who stayed in Germany throughout the war and partici- pated in English-language short wave broadcasts. The other was Donald Day, former Chicago Trib- une correspondent, who took part in German radio braodcasts in 1914 and l945, after fleeing to Germany from Finland, where he said he had incurred Russian dis favor with his criticisms of Com munism.
 All three were released on in- structions from the United States department of justice at whose re- quest they had bene held by the army, headquarters officials said.
 No charges are pending against
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-03
One Killed In Los
 Angeles Hotel Fire

LOS ANGELES, R)-One un'
 identified man was burned l. death and four others were injurel when fire swept through the smal! downtown Wayne hotel early to- day. Police radio officers A. V. Worthington and J. w. Doctors said one occupant of the hotel was being held for questioning because an empty gasoline can was found on the stairs. Assistant fire chief F. E. Winkler said many of the ho- tells residents were hanging from windows and getting ready to jump when firemen arrived. About 25 were taken down on lad ders.
 Three fire companies extin- guished the flames which virtually demolished the interior of the ho- tel. Bremen said the 30 rooms, in the second story of the two-story building, were occupied and that some guests were sleeping in a hallway.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-03
AIRLINES
ALASKA AIRLINES

Arriving from Anchorage with the Alaska Airlines yesterday were Paul Puckett, Donald Motto, William Park.
 Departing for Anchorage were: Curtis Hill, Calvin Cox, A. F. Hardesty, E. J. Depeaux, R. B. Brechtel, Andrew Rossetti, Ed James, D. A. Bond, Ray Stephen son, David Mercer, Mrs. Mercer, MT. and Mrs. Tom Pullicom, Mrs. Dempsey, MT. Crowley.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-03

the three. It is a question for the department of justice as to whe- ther they will be prosecuted, a1 spokesman for the army intelli- gence branch said. The officer said the army's only part in their con finement was that of holding them for the department.
 The only restriction on their re- lease was that they must report regularly to the army intelligence branch.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-03
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES

Pilot Bronaugh made trip to Kotzebue yesterday with Frank Lazarus, Dora and Gussie Jones, Jack Whaley. Passenger for Kiana was Nellie Blankenship and Levy Mills for Deering.
 The Fairbanks flight arrived last evening and remained over awaiting favorable weather for flight to Savoonga.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-03

The Swiss were the first to use nickel for coins.
The Valley settler., 1947-12-19
-ils.c emh 6 1G. G.r-l9l7-
RECfT TAI
E.rs. Timothy nonnesav r~.csonted 20

f.rs. Timothy ncnnes3y presented 20 piano pupils in itecl&1i ,,n .ue sday evcnin~ of ':h1= ~@&N tl2 5*aro at the Il lcy Theatre pro@o:4=0d a oeau- ttg ul ;se;tina; v. U: ol21T'ry@t,.ls 1r the paC i:''cuuEd :ic. tllr; ":.., :lG tinn3 '.n the ccr i.a.- ci' the semi c1y; 1C. t,ra. Hem esa;. %2.z'an''e.i T davonpoTc anc two fh0ire Tn the ~roup to rive a home pike ermoaH aHhere. '&': All of"tho pupils did very we'll and those who 'at ended fe 1t that they vsrQ compliment to rs. lIennesfy's efforts.
 At the close of the proGrom s;rs. Hen- eosy rrsaontei the pupil, who had the mos p''c &i~o hours from Sept ember until the present ti,no, vj tn q beau- tt1u1 hracolet on which was engraved 'iusic -947". Yrs aennea sly announcc9 that there you Id be no moro F1rs4c less for any of her pupils until Dec ember '29 4na sine wished then Ill very Gerry Ghrt trass
The Valley settler., 1947-12-19

:>'n?. ch%s .!LToT, who was patient in the 1oc hospital for few days !. vi tn cold nd tnfec t6on, returned
 to his hone Tuesday. f;e Is improving eut vi Il be unable to return to has %ork for a few days yet.
The Valley settler., 1947-12-19

qhe F1'!. has received the sum of Pl2S. from tfe former Uhristr3s fund; 2 nd much discussion cnsuad q S to the uee Of tl.ts money. It "as dec tdGd to use 1t to hraY tre&ts for the chi ldren to be g!tven out at the Chr 8 tmas program ion l.ecember 2. Hre C$rl Sne Hing and f~rs. :!arraret Cope we're de1cGG ted to purchase 'tnc Urea ts and to use their own jud 1-cnt IS to the w2sest dtspen- ga ticn Of the money for that purpose. The neettn~ adjourned to the tusic room where they sane $ few Chri tmas Carols. oil loWi n- the carols they were entert1 ineu by four of rs. hen- cssy's s pupils who cc1c from the T.e- cttal earlier in the eve!1in9 iar- Jorie ilunt lev and |arn1 ret Jane Cope fntertatnsd the 1robp vi tn piano so1os, and Dorothy lau and Fibre nee Fer rlson pla yed fl duet. lhc oroup then re turned to the Lunch room where cookies md coffee were Fervsd by frs. Neil Filler and frs. Firo1l .-ckert.
The Valley settler., 1947-12-19
p "A PA NS
7RATS

Ihe Dec enhar Maettnr of The ITN was he lG In the Cur1:n' iooom of the school on Iurs11T of this week, with 6 fair
 rood 'ottendanceo =: =
The Valley settler., 1947-12-19

L.,V". vcu Cor4,:IRryt. ; 7c T.r: '... CC.T'UIITY IUT0
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-03-21
W.C.T.U. Instoll
Mrs. M. Hunt
As President

The Crusade Union OF the W. T.
T. q. met on Wednesday Mt the
home II Mrs. Susie Gaylord In st.
Paul. Mrs. Wayne Burrell. field
secretary, appointed by the Mime
sofa W.C.T.u., installed the nowly-
elected officers.
The following officers were elect
cd. Mrs, Melville Hunt, president.
Mrs. Della llolsomback, vice presi-
dent. Mrs. Vivian Perry. recording
secretary. Mrs. Ora l.. McMoorc,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Susie
Gaylord, treasurer, and Mrs. Cleo
Phelps, director Of L.T.L. loyal
Temperance LsaRuSl.
Mrs. BurTCll explained 10 tho
Union tho work Of tho Depart
mental Plan among Negroes, whoHe
aim II IL TO promote alcohol educa-
ton. to teach respect for law and
order, and total abstinence for the
individual.
This plan encourages and sOlicits
members. who will carry ON the
work " the W,C.T.U.
The Departmental Plan coop
crates fully with the programs Of
rehabilitation, economy, recreation,
and diseases.
Mrs. Cleo Phelps. Mrs, Melville
Hunt, and Mrs, Ora McMoOre at
tended the district meeting Of the
w.C.T.U, held at the Y.MC.A. on
Friday.
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ntcrly after an attack ot pneumonia. Cau
bridgeport sos. Edsr 4. Robinson. Tor
the prayer hand service.
CamphsF NemsTtal Methodist ChuTCh
IN. Stewardship ~ Faith was the sub
Jsyt uf the s.rmon BY our past0F, Rev
Clarence !. Y. Nelson. At tho II a NJ.
-rrytcs last Sunday. Hstors the sermon
hs ERvr hrtsf report u the Prrannual
FRIDAY in Detroit
NJ. {. s Tahor vice president q the
Woman SIC fCty of Chrt.tian Ssrytcs prr-
seUtssl prugraH. featuring chtkirvu and
ysunE psupl.. at the twilight hour Esrv-
~. RUBY nyioney presided. The scrip
tuF~ ~as read hy MrS Heloise Neal And
Ruth Davis gave the prayer. Carrie Fark-
played piano SOLO and vural solos
wvrr Fvndrrrd ~ EiRine Tahnr. Nsrlsus
Nrts~g and Naomi Zachary AyrnA Brucs
and Roberta Brucc assstsd IN the candle
lighting ceremony. Esth"r Zachary WAs
th~ pianist Tor the service
Rev Nelson Wili preach The last 81
thr sgTtss - s~rusons IN S'c~ariship on
Sunday March %. ~ ~ .. m. On ths cub
7ort Az AlI-Out Stewardship fur Christ d"
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tho aTrytro and yuufh chorus stN sfnE
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runrvvt at the tell Eht service hour a. s.
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