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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-30
YEAR-END ROUNDUP
Michigan And Notre Dame
AreMvthical Grid Champs

saving its season with 81
conquest of Navy before Presi-
dent Truman and 1O1,500 fans
at Philadelphia's Municipal
Stadium.
Attendance Up Again
That large crowd which wit
messed the service spectacle was
a tipoff on the season. For a
United Press survey disclosed
that college football had ban
ner year at the football with at
tendance up six per cent over
the 1916 record total.
Southern football was not up
to it's standout excellence of pre-
vious years as Mississippi won
the Southeastern Conference
championship despite defeat,
and William and Mary, also
beaten, cruised through a soft
schedule to the Southern Con-
ference crown.
Single Wing Gains
With most colleges using the
'T" formation, an expected
general shift back to the single
wing got under way with indi-
cations that 1948 would find the
trend even stronger.
There also was a hue and cry
against the free substitution
rule, with many coaches con-
tending that their rivals were
running the game from the
bench and demanding that the
sport be given back to the boys.
Along with the substitution
freedom thus permitted, many
coaches were using two separate
units, one for offense and one
for defense. This initiated, ex
cept in few cases, against Sc
lection of a true All American
team.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-30
MRS, MARY SKIES
MONTGOMERY

Funeral services for Mrs.
Mary Skies Montgomery, 65- Wi
dow of w. C. Montgomery who
died yesterday morning at 4
o'clock in her home in Audubon
will be conducted today at $3.50
p. m. from the Yopp Funeral
home, with the Rev. T. H. King,
officiating. Interment will follow
in Bellevue.
Survivors include: Mrs. Charl-
es H. Rivenbark, Miss Cleo Mont
gomery, and Miss Ann Montgom-
cry, daughters; E. D. Montgom-
cry, and Cameron Montgomery,
sons; Edward Montgomery, Jr.,
Rebecca and Mary Clark Riven-
bark, grandchildren, all of Will
mington; and two brothers, Wade
H. Skies of Wilmington and Ed
ward Skies, Mulberry, Fla.
Active pallbearers will be Err
nest F. Beale, Willis Davis, A..
G. Parker, C. r. Wallace, Lucian
Bryant, and Leon Clark.
Honorary pallbearers will be
H. L. Adams, c. H. Bonham,
K. M. Williamson, John Lamb,
A. D. Byrd, and G. H. Hutaff.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-30

than has ever confronted the hui
man race.
That menace can be met and
overcome only by a new politi-
cal alignment in America which
requires the organization of a
new political party.
Announce Candidacy
To that end I announce to-
night that I shall run as an in
dependent candidate for Presi-
dent of the United States in 1913
Thousands of people all over
over the United States have
asked me to engage in this great
fight. The people are on the
march. ! hope that you who are
listening to me tonight will lead
the forces of peace, progress
and prosperity in your com
munities and throughout oul
country. Will you let me know
that you have come out fighting
against the powers of evil?
We ha We assembled .
Gideon's army-small in NUM-
ber, powerful in conviction
ready in action. We have sale
with Gideon, "let those who art
fearful and trembling depart.
| For everv fearful one Wh(
leaves there will be a thousan'
to take his place. A just cause
is worth a hundred armies. w
face the future unfettered by
any principle but the genera
welfare. We owe no allegiance
to any group which does no
serve that welfare. 9v God:
grace. the peoples peace vii
usher in the century of the com
| mon man.
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JAMES b. MERCER

HAMLET, Dec. 29.-James L
Mercer, g., died in Hamlet hos
pital Monday. Funeral services
will be conducted at Hamlet
Presbyterian church Wednesday
afternoon three o'clock by Rev
W. L. Howell, assisted by Rev
A. T. Taylor. He will be buried
with Masonic honors in the Mary
Love cemetery. He is survived
by three daughters, Mrs. B. H
Williams, Mrs. o. F. Lee, Mrs.
J. A. Baucom, five sons, j. NJ,
C. w., Louis, Edward Lee and
Bryan, all of Hamlet. Two broth
ers. C. O. Mercer of Bladen-
boro, H. A. Mercer of Whining
ton, one sister Mrs. Livy Kelly
of Bladenboro and fifteen grand
children.
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.,,rcAGO. Dec, %. -N- The
,SI',Iine Sn, is the text of tonights
onGsss' ol.ssss by Henry A. Wallace:
,d@s+b . the past Is months have
~, is"1led up and down, and back
ra'efnth a. forth across the country. I
'oa no talked with half a million
naVe, in public meetings n d
peop'' ,i thousands in private
Win Flla.herings. ~ 1 have been working
ga ga''sr sn3 I shall continue to work
or' a. neace and security in
for, torf,,erica, grounded in a founda-
Alrs M of world peace and securi-
Fruervwhere in tn e United
.os hs today, among farmers,
ds's drsers. small business men
S0,N professional men and
am ,en | find confusion, uncer-
VOW VOW and fear. The people do
''u'', ak will there be another
NOV but when will the war
w. 'rnervwhere l find that people
- n snending so much for food
AZ an5 rent that they cannot afford
,Dt ..;r customary services from
ns as doctor and dentist. They do
u. ssk twill there be another
hos h1o9sarssssion?'-but s when will
t,s ,se depression start?"
y psace and abundance mean
mich to me that l have said
~ ~ dozen press conferences
!. .od in many speeches when ask
.,D - about a third party, eff the
NJ rnremocratic party continues to
~ p a party of war and depress-
!" Wv will see to it that the
na, ,sonle have a chance to vote
tar neace and prosperity" Tc
.Sosf ~ who have come to me ask
ro the conditions of my adher-
~S .ace to the present Democratic
,,d.ministration, I have said, "et
Ma administration repudiate
Universal u,I military training ane
id itself of the Wall street-mili.
,,rv team that is leading us to-
ward war.
have insisted that the Demo
cratic administr alton curb tn e
.ver- growing power and profits
=, monopoly and take concrete
II ceps to preserve the living
tandards of ,he American peo'
,e I have demanded that the
fnsmocratic Administr atior
e,ase its attacks on tn e civil
Iberties of Americans. Ir
,neeches in the North and N the
South at non-segregated m e t.
inss I have stated the simple
truth that segregation and dis
elimination of any kind or char
,cter have no place in Ameri-
N
Demands Well Known
Nv terms to the Democratic
hish command have been well
known,
By their actions and finally by
their words, they have said:
Henry Wallace. we welc m
your support but we will n OF
chance our policies. y
In answering me, the Demo
cratic leadership also gave its
nswer to millions of Americans
who demand the right to vote
for peace and prosperity. Thus.
the leadership of the Democratic
party would deprive the Ameri.
can people of their rightful op'
portunitv to choose between pro-
gess and reaction in 1o48. Sc
lar as the Republican party is
concerned. there is no hope-as
George Norris. Fiorello La
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MISS MARY HAMMOND

ROWLAND, Dec. 20. - Miss
Mary Hammond, 81, died Mon
day at her home after a long ill
ness. She was the daughter of
the late John Hammond and
Sarah Annie Macarthur. She is
survived by one brother, Jay
Hammond, of Rowland. The fun
eral will be at the home at II
Ia. m. Tuesday and burial will
follow at Centenary church.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-30
DIANNE PROVES HARDY

WALTHAM, Mass W,H A
scratch on her knee was all that
four-year-old Dianne Fahey had
to show for being dragged three
quarters of a mile through the
shopping district after her snow
suit became caught on the rear
bumper of an automobile.
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FIRE AT RIGHT TINE

Pc R R Y, Okla U.D Jack
Newton had no trouble round
ing up plenty of volunteer fire
men in hurry to put out a
blaze at his house. The fire
broke out during the regular
monthly meeting of the volun-
teer firemen
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DONALD DUCK STUFF

PROVIDENCE, R. I.-UD-
Irked because he got no stamps
after dropping a nickel into a
stamp machine at bus terminal,
a customer grabbed the machine
and made off before the ticket
agent, Harold Waterman, could
stop him.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-30
ALBERT d. JONES

WHITEVILLE, Dec. 29.-Al-
bert D. Jones, So, veteran OF
the first World War, died Mon
day morning at 1920 o'clock al
his residence in the Pleasant
Plains community. He had re-
Gently returned from Veterans
hospital in Fayetteville where he
underwent a major operation.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted from the home Tuesday
at 2 p. m. by the Rev. Mr.. Rains
of Tabor City, assisted by the
Rev. R. w. rick of Halls
boro and the Rev. CASTOR Hester
of Bladenboro. 1nterment will
follow in Forest Lawn cemetery
near Tabor City.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Veresia Jones; a step-daughter
Mrs. John P. Powell, of White
vile; two brothers, Walker Jones
Of Tabor City and Jesse Jones OF
Whiteville; three sisters, Mrs
Dave Shelley and Miss Fannie
Jones, both of Georgetown, SC,
and Mrs. Addie Harrelson of
Jordenville, S. c.
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Obituaries
SAMUEL E. EVANS

WHITEVILLE, Dec. 29.--Fu-
neral services for Samuel E.
Evans, II, of Freeland, who died
at 11:15 o'clock Saturday night
after a long illness, were held
Monday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
from. the residence. The Rev. OF
to Edward officiated and inter.
ment followed in the Little Cy.
prus cemetery near Freeiand.
Mr.. Evans is survived by his
widow, fur sons, S. R. T Free.
land, Harvey of Indiana, and Har.
Try c. Evans of Freeland; fou1
daughters, Mrs. O. D. Pruitt o1
F'reeland, Mrs. Ostin Long o1
Hallsboro, Mrs. Elroy King o1
Freeland, and Mrs. Clarence Mil.
1iken of Clarkton; one brother
E. A. Evans of Freeland; one
sister, Mrs. w. B. Simmons o1
Freeland; also 81 grandchildren
and six great grandchildren.
ANNIE LOUISE HOPKINS
Funeral services for Annie
Louise Hopkins, 33, 3 Terrace
Walk, Lake Forest, who died
yesterday at LAS a. m. in her
home, will be conducted from the
Yopp Funeral home Wednesday
at II a. M, with the Rev. Charles
M. Maddry and the Rev. E. w
Pate officiating. Interment will.
follow in Sea Gate cemetery. Sur
vivors include: Mr.. and Mrs. ]
W. Hopkins, Rockmart, Ga, par
ents; Mrs. Grace Reynolds anc
Miss Inez Hopkins, sister, both
of Wilmington.
Active pallbearers will be R.
H. Holiday, George White, J.
D. Lewis, M. Eugene Bullard
E. F. Knight, and A. E. Rey-
nolds.
Honorary pallbearers will be
J. H. Ferguson, Frank Burns,
r. A. Elmore, DIR. c. J. Powell,
]. r. Rhodes, o. B. Smith, I.
M. Craig, H. J. Gerdes, and Otis
Davis.
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sell, Doc and Richard Bass all
of Clinton, Route 3.
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3tpeis 80 Yidnid.

souutas, ben ~. Snli, balt Der
3meia 80 ieim aaiGbrlidjes 4idnid al
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far ben bnnariaenW Waaeu. See Cream
nnb *op fir bic &leinen. Nl(es, ia
aQes 1T heiorst. aommt nnb trinst
e,sere Hreaube. Cine cute 3eit IL
allen berIdjert.
9as &omitee:
Nsbu Crhen, 8or.
a,S. Sen, setr,
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Odnffaouno

ssrml sDtnrD Sang Die Satin III
ieres lebtperItorbenen 8rlloers
ssrcS Gang
ipribt Sem Central Gcrbano Ser Sic,
benbiirgcr Sohleu ibren innisItcll
9ouf aus fir sic prompte MusSab,
lung oes Sterbeaelocs; 10 allb Dem
Sonelteao &erein, oeiicn treues 0fit.
glieo @r,oer Gang felt ser Grim
Dung 1896 getueien lit, elm 9emeis,
baB infer Central Gerbano uno Ser
eiue elm alloerlGiii9es iiheres 9atio.
males Snititut oarltellen. Gesbalb lit
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Gereinieten Staaten, Ser nod nibt
Mitglieo lit, iih ein5urid)ten in einen
Sad)ienperein lmo 5lgleib IN Den
Central Gerbano, gum eisenen @oll
nmo sur StGrf,ng unierer mnnoer'
pollen Organization.
s. &rait, Sefr.
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@albieit nnb @albsottesbienit.

llniere liebe ct. Eetrus 8emelnoe
Ieiert Sonntag, Ben 3. slugilIt ibr
oliGbrlihes @aloieIt perbunoen nit
einem @alogottesbienIt, Ser nm II
uhr pprmittaes abgehalten neroer
miro inn Suronia Tarf.
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Srauen Terein baben ale Gorberei'
tingen setrofien, baB bel if0nem
8etter alle Mitelieoer lmO 5reunot
ser 8emeinoe iih frOblih lnb aerniit
lif unterbalten fonnen.
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dieter oeutife luie eualiid)e MuliI
ipielen Hiemano iollte an oieiem "a
ge feblen, ,mo sunlnl Die Mitglieoel
uno ibre Samilieu nibt.
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8emeinoeferien, alio teine 8ottes
oienite. @ir boifen uber ale Wtitglie
Ser tpieoer an II. MllguIt 3u be
eriiben. Soiepb Seutidp, SER
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2luS @ary, 1t,Niat,a
3iueig 40.

Sic regclmdBige @eriammllng oes
3lueig 40 miro am IA. sluguit, llbr
uahnittagS i'm Sahienbeim absebol=
ten. Sm &omitee iino: Glii. 8ptte
ihling. Sui. @ottihliug, gGa Cru.
Der, 9oretto Seunine rmo Sri. Gatb.
8roB, Goritcberin.
slm 7. 9luguit, 1 ltbr uadnlittagS,
,pollen sic SdlueItern, sic Slnro beis
Ben. ibren Nomenstag ieiern auf Dem
Miller 9cah. @ringt e,l6 grGtden
nit SdnueItern, alleS anbere iperoen
Ole MnnaS bciurgen. &ommt alle nad'
Dem Ofiller 9ea6. BORT apollen mir
alien slnnos qrat,llieren su ihrem
gtamenstaa.
slm 13. September, 8 llhr abenos
bat Ser 3tpeig 40 ein grpBe &artcns
pnrte llno nnberc Spiele gum 9eIten
oes Iereins. Cine jcbc ShrpeIter icil
elm Siirfiib Sanbtllb Idenfen alS
einen Greis. &pmmt alle lno brin3t
aufen poer cttpaa8ebafenes, eS geht
sum hciten beS Gereius. Sns Sano=
tu6 iol ieoe Shpeiter bringen, oen
Sudden MIR aus freiem @illen.
Deputies iinb: 9lnara Saub, 1901
Saft Ctr, Selephon 1856. Wtaria
ltrihel, 1871 @. 10th Yl., Selepbon
2.5259.
Gnrn SNIinn Snfr
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Welt bur6 Seius geliebt. @eoer lGRt
fih Die Stride in optimiitiihe nod IN
peiiimiitiide suslegrnsen Der @elt.
lage elm. 9lrb ibre GriIten3 allein
lit Die Stride Elm 9rolt uno cine Soft
nllng fir oie @elt, ,mo maf @runb
hires @laubens bat iie ben Mut, Ser
Welt an bienen, ielbit tpenn oieIe in
elmer boffnungsloien Nerfailuns 81
iein i6eint.
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Mhtnng 0ctrpit Sanaer!

slm 9. susl,it abenbs miro ilnicrr
regelmdbige Serialnnlima obgehal
ten i'm Saronia Garf. @ir laoea
alle aftipen ,nS poilipen Mitslieocr
bersIih ein. Gs iino iebr ,uibtigc
Sudpn gu beipreden ,u1o 81 erleoigen
tpegen Dem Sdnaerieit lmo 10 peitcr
Gin ieoer Sanaer ,mo Sdnaerin icll
es au ieiner GIlidt MAIDEN ampeIenh
81 fem. Gs lit 5ipor idtuer fiir man
de binaus su fommen, uber mir bH,
ben ale ssreunoe bie Sduger mitneb-
men f0nnen, nur unfraaen ipa man.
$50 Elm @ille lit, lit audi Elm @ea.
grfriifung rno Sl,nh miro ierniert
Nahber geniitlihe llnterbaltunq.
Mnna Winfler. Sefr.
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Vidnid

am Sonntug, ben 3. slugallt, abaubcl,
ten uno 5iuar auf I'M nierem alien Yif
nidplat GLOBE Safe, Stateu Ssluno
Nlm Ipie man binfommt nit Sen
Soutb sserrD na6 Staten Sslaub.
sort nimmt man ben go. 6 Hi6nlonr
8us Bis 3ippres 9lpe. Iuf ser rehten
Seite lit Ser Hlab. Sen,uno apiro bo
iein unS sic 2eute empfangen. Nim
bite fommt alle uno bringt cure
6reunoe NIT. 0ir boifen audi red)t
piele TGp Serieper begriiBen au fols
men. 2atb Seiler, Sefr.
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2lms He,f,eiteaS, "a.
3iuei9 Wu. 6.

SSn Ser Gerianlmhlna am IL.
Sui bat llnIer Suuslpirt pegell
&rantbeit abgeoantt mo iomit lit Die
SausmeiIterItelle oiien nad Dem %.
Ssuli. Sie 8riioer, oie 'id) Inn Die
Sau.meilterIteae besncrbe% nolleE,
ihlo eriuht lire Sfierte einsureld)en
bis sur ndditen SerIammlllng am
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friiber, INN Sic SteIle propiioriId)
einSrmebmcn nah Dem 2S. Ssllli.
gseiter miro bcfanntgesebcn, Dab
om Sarstag Sen 19. Sl,li Elm ia"
milienabeno ueranltaltet miro. Sic
Ssuacnh bat ein mlnoerbareS Yro.
aranlm porbereitet lluo ieocr lit
bcr5lifIt einselaoen.
s. Grait, Sefr. -
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@i,as l9em,,este,vtt obj
S,ueia 30.

llnlere am If. Suli abgebaltene
geriammluns mar iebr gut beiud)t
mo mir batten Die arobe iSrelloe sic
junsen MGnncr @eorge ssoiiel jr.,
George S6ariu. Gbparo Sasobn Hui
Del, Robert u. Raioel alnb 0apio q
8ofeih ais 8riiber unb Mfitslieher
,lnieres 3iueiaes miafommen 81 he:
ben. Nur ipenn jlInge &rGfte llniert
3ufunft biloen lit uniere 3utunft &C.
lidert.
Die folsenoen Yriioer linb i'm So
mitee fir ,rnier Sereinspidnid ar
27. Suli: Sobn Srbeu, Gus Shunn
George 8aioel, grnie Sduller, Sobar
@asner, Serlnan Wasner, 8iait
Samprih. Ssobann Sbomae, Senrl
8inoer, Mihael Sfuiter, SSsobam
5leiiher, George Wartini uno 8eor
&c slrb If. 9ieies &omitee lit bar
an Ser Mrbeit. oieien Sonntag nod
mittas 81 eineln gutem grfofg 81
bringen.
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liht, oaB unlere an 2inben g(penu'
8erei,,s geeianete Gotten 5ll perfau
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slae peripeftiue &dufer ioaen Inge
bot Dem gereinsietretGr u. 8. 3ea
40 y. Mprtle. Moem,e, 9olnsS
toiun 2, Ohio, itbergeben.
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Ueitglieber iinb i'm &omitee: Matbil-
90 Sdmeioer, Cara Sbuffert, Gbel.
GARD Sdnlifert, Nartba SdnIter,
6rieoa Tbellnann, Miloreo @ooos,
@atb. 3inb, 8laops elnbrae, Hesino
Mpef, Sopbie 8aier, Margarethe
Baier, cara 8enoer, Sara @inber,
Selen gertloff, Cara 9los, Cara
8lobs. sllio fommt aIle unb bringt
einen guten Sumor nit. Ias &omi.
tee miro ibon fir alles neitere Tor
gen.
Mnna Saub, Sefr.
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2l,aS st. feti<, NE.
3meig Is.

IS oiene allen MitglieOeru bes
3,ueis rs 5ltr gefdIligen 9aafridt,
naB uniere monatlibe Seriammllng
Sonntag, oen 3. Auguit, 3 llbr nad)s
mittags itattfinSet. Ser balbidbrige
6inan5beridbt miro nerlelen, iomit
boifen mir onB iih alle Witgliebcr
in Sieier GerIammlrne einfinSen iuer-
0en. MnOreas SUB, Sefr.
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oen oarauf m,fmertium gemadt, oaf
Sie regelmdBise @erlanml,ms am
Sonntag, Sen 5. s(nsl,it, ,m 2:3C
llbr nadmittaes itottfinoet.
0ie Sdnpeitern iinb erindyt 5abl.
reid 5u erifeinen bamit iie unterrid.
tet iinb mas i'm Gerein boreebt.
gitte srauen sic mas pergelicn
ba6en has SterbeaeIo fir Sdaueiter
&arolp aiI besablen, bies nahsubolen
Mnna Spperser, 'Sefr.
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Sir Sers nnS siun:

|. Sn ieoer Geriammluns eine fret
tuilllge @abe fir bas Sadienbilfs-
tperf.
2. 3Deig 0-8ereinspidnid am q.
Sa,li am 8idliffe Blas.
3. Seoen Oonnerstag abeno Sdnser-
proben uno llnterbalh,ng nadyber.
d. Nahite Notwithstanding am
5. Mugult, s llbr dbenos.
8. 9dhite 8ereinsberfammlung anl
Greitag, Den 8. MMalit, 8 llbr
nbenos.
6. Sir briioerlide llnterbaltuna ie.
ben Nbeno i'm Sa@fenbeim.
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AaS Gu,peeH City, pa.
Smeis 80.

Mllen Sdneitern 5ur gefdligen
Nahridt, bob am 81. Suli, s nhr
abeuos. Die regelmdBige &eriamm-
lung itattfinbet. IS lit NAL 3eit,
bob ale Witglieoer 5ur 8eriammlung
eribeincn. Sdipeiter &ait bat uns ei-
men suten Beridt bon Ser &onneution
gebradt. Im 8. Suli bielten mir un-
Ter Yartie ab, oas iebr gut beiudt
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Srene Sallner. 1873 GooleD Moe.
Clearwater 1919. m.(de G!b allt
notige Musfunft Ge5el, miro.
SIN uoraus belten s,unf fir Sit
Mitbilfe.
giutraGt. .6elnIara
q G
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2lus Salem, Ohie
3,ueia 10.

Sie Seriummling bonn II. Sui
iuar iebr gut beIlidt. @ie idon lit e
nlle 8eidMfte 81 erleSigen, ,uenn oit
Wfitglieber Sen Seriammlllngeu bel.
mobnen. g2ir baben altf sic Gbrt
oen Griole pom 4. Sui 81 erIabren
tpeI6es ein ihoner Grfolg iuar.
2aBt ms aud) III ser nGdNtcn Ser
ianml,,ng cinfiuoen, sic an I Mug..
S llbr abenos Itattfinoet.
g. $. Suntid, Sefr.
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tpar. 0ie Sdapeitern Mnna Rleb,
Ima Meiter, Iuna Sebo, anna
Teber, 9lnna 8elI llno Mnna Sdul-
Ter baben lerpiert. Der &eilrgeipinn
,sebt an Sen Silfsfono. Shoniten
banf, liebe Sb,pelteru, ,mb elm @ott
bergelts. &omnlt ale am 81. Suli
sur Sislmg.
Gatb. Sarris, Sefr.
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NuS uetu Cattle, pa.
Yidnid.

Sic 3meiae 25 uno "a peranItal.
ten am Sonntas. Sen 27. Suli Elm
gelneinlames Eidnid in DEM i6onen
Sommerbeim oes @eiangpereius
Gintraht. 9ie Mitelieoer beioer
3peiae nit 5amilie uno 5reunocn
linb ber5libit ein9eluoen. gs lit elm
tii6tiges &omitee an ser Mrbeit, ,uiI
Den 8eIudern cine reft quite 3eit 81,
aeiger.
Geo. 8ooenborfer, Sefr.
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SWeig 81.

s(Ilen Witglieoern oiene slIr Sad
ribt, baB Die Geriammlllng am eriten
Sonntag ben 7. Muguit Inn 8 ltbr
abenos i'm Gereinslofal Carl Sapern
an S939.43 8ratiot glpe. itattfinoct
unS ale Witslieber iino criuht Ser
Geriammluug bei5ulpobnen, Oenn e.
iino INNER iebr lpiftige 8eItdfte 5u
erleoigen.
Wihael Selltid), Sefr.
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2lus Ne,p pere, 4. I.
Siucis ~.

MGen Witgliebern miro bcfonnt
gematt, baB in ser letten @eriam,n-
hing bei6loiien tmlrbe baB i'm Wonat
sl,1gult feline GeriammIing abulbal.
ten, anitatt muroe belhloiien ELM
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6eiuht miro:

0ram Waria 8inber scb. ltnsar
aus 9urles, Siebenbiirgen. Sic miro
gei,ldlt bon ibrcn Neifel, Mifael TN
gar. Soate iemano lire Moreiie mil,
len bite iic al lhifen an:
Nun &inter, 1889 g2. 20. Str,
lpraiu, CbiO.
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3weis 4 mno 9amendor Saronia

:uuro,n bon Serrr UlidaeI Saiiac1l
yrd'ioeni oe" sintrod;'-8,r e.,
NH, bel Der Giildu rtierunJ be,
c.lsiMrtigen gtugcr ms GGIte nit
anlnifcl,, oa cS lpegsn ac'.. ,ylla
acll1rennen, Dos slN ielben lagc bic,
abac5alten MIR, an'n6slit lit Gotel
rlil:ie ill be: ,uil!rE. a
s,i1 alIe Sadf. u BON Sit mn 9t;'
itc'n Sbr M,'s bat: etlid)e Sdnec,
an 81. ausi.it iiCsr 9sadt su hsfe,
bergen, bite melcct c!ld bel Jrar
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Ha,.:n,eiiter eeimht

Siierten peroen eutgegengenonl
men, lpeun gefdIlig nit Nlngabe Sc;
erlpiinIhten 9obnes unS Mrbeits5eit
Won ibreibe an:
Sobn &rait, 2422 Charles Glue
DsnnbaQ, ga.
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&irfen syrauen @erein Der ct.
Narfns Stride

Gs biene allen Wtitgliebern 5lr
Iahrift oab rnlere GerIammllmg
|am Sonntag, ben q. Suli, um 2:3O
llbr nadmittags abgebalten miro.
SSu ser lebten Gerianmlilug ipur.
oe beIhIofen elm Corn HoaIt alf Otcs
9ribe 9art ab5ubalten. sllle @titglie.
ser ,rnS Sreunoe iino eingelaSen Sns
&omitee miro alles arrangiereu bamit
mir lms gut unterbalten iueroen.
9ie 8eburtstassfinoer oieies Wo.
nats iinb: ssrau Sean Comic, 6rall
Wiloreb slltboff uno 5rau Wtarl)
Gaiboollar.
Nady ser geriammlums ,pirb 9u'
ben ,mo &affee Ierpiert.
Inna Soperaer, Sefr.
3meis 1G.
gae Sh,peitern oes 3peig is ,uer,
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etnS Ste ans Jsre aneebbstnea
Oett9IteS TIM QranJknteretx xnD
Central TertanSP Benn nidtt iete
II bte Sett betsmfreten. llm 1eneuere
Snfsrmattsn rnten Sie ben, 2ssaI.
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