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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-19
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notice that an action entitled as above
has been commenced in the Superior
Court of New Hanover County. State
of North Carolina.
That the said action has been insti-
tuted by the plaintiff for the recovery
of S14,Ooo.00, alleged to be due and
owing to the plaintiff by The defendants
by reason of labor and services per-
formed, as set out in the Complaint, and
the said defendants will further take
notice that he is required to appear in
the office of the Clerk of Sup arior Court
of said County in the courthouse in viii
mington, North Carolina within twenty
seven days after the 17Gh day of jar
uary, 1948, and answer or demur to the
complaint in said action, or the plain
tiff will apply to the court for the re-
lief demanded in said complaint
This the 18th day of December, 1947.
A. L. MEYLAND
Clerk Of Superior Court
New Hanover County
North Carolina
By: Lois j. Ward
Assist. csc
Ebert A. Brown
Attorney for Plaintiff
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SIOUX FALLS NOTES
MRS, OSCAR HRIDGEWATER
6as North Minnesota Ave.

Sioux Falls, South Dakota
Mr.. ard Mrs. Chas. u. Warden.
22p N. Trapp, have ~ their house
guests, Mrs. Warden brothers,
Mr.. Samuel Steel. Minneapolis,
MINI, and Mr.. Henry Steel and
her sister, Mrs. i.eona White and
granddaughter Of Davenport, Iowa
Breakfast hoHOFiRg Mrs. Clara
Branch and baby daughter was
given by Mrs, Ernest Barger, 22l0
3. Summit, Thursday, Mrs. Branch
and daughter, Houston, Tex. the
niece Of Mrs. y. &. Collins and her
house. guest will leave for her home
Wednesday.
A Newcomer Arrival: Mrs. r. E..
Collins, 1904 East 9Th ST, an.
nounced that u baby girl. Fred
cricka, was born % Mr. and Mrs,
Fred Bean Ida May BensonI
her niece, Aug. 20 at Mckenna
hospital.
Returnees For SCHOOL, Joy Nc.
Coy, grandson Of MIR, and Mrs
Ernest Barger, returned from
Omaha, Neh,, accompanied by his
aunt, Mrs. Bpulah Price. JRce Bent
ley. son uf Mr.. and Mrs. William
Tolaon, 1903 West 9th ST., returned
from Kansas City and other points
IN Missouri Saturday. Misses
Eanies Tate and Georgia Rose
Clayton, who have been Waiting
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81. JAMES A.M:E. CnuRCH
"tnEathsring sunday will BE- OBJ
ssFV cd at ST. James, Aug. a. The
message at the D. m. service Will
be brought by Rev Floyd n Massey
Jr-. pastor Of Pilgrim Baptist church.
whose choir viii bring the message
Ia song. other mtniHtsrs nf the
city. members Of the 81 Paul Inter
denomiRatlunRl Ministers Alliance,
viii cooperate. 4 very special inyi-
tattOn II extended 10 all 10 attend
this service. As has been the Gus
tom during tho month Of August,
there vail be no evening service.
4 vnry worthwhile job II being
done by the Every Member Canvass
COmraitteS, John NJ. Patton, chair
man. After a special message on
Christian Stewardship" by Rev.
Moore, and very effective short talks
given by }. x, Jones, vice chairman
Of the Official Board and Stewards,
and john ~. Patton, treasurer Of the
trustee board and chairman OF the
Canvass Committee. a committee we'll
trained aud convinced that a part Of
Christian Stewardship ~ protecting
what GiOd has given, went out IN the
the membership of 81 James dOubly
conscious OF their duty to the
church, spiritually and financially
The drive Will be- continued for ono
week pN Two II u II nttahhdfy 20
reach every member
Dollar Money aud Conference
Claims" are very Important items at
~. James, Those who have not paid
are urged to do 80 as soon as posi-
BILE. Caii tho office u you can't come
out.
Mr. William Raymond united with
the church at the II a. m. service
An1 Mrs, Pearl FttsEeFald who united
with the church Aug, IL. presented
her letter from Quinn Chapel, Parts,
Tenn Mrs. Fitzgerald will become
an active member on the Stewardess
Board,
Mrs. Moore viii return from From.
tshae. MINI, Friday, and win be at
her post. with the senior chOiI sun
day morning,
Sept. Z. At o. M will be the last
service Of this Conference year. All
persons who have united with the
church from Sept 4. 1919, to Aug. ~,
lsiT. will be fellow shipped The an
Huai report viii be given out and re-
Treatments served,
Thanks he 20 God" IN the subject
~ Rev. Muores message for Aug 81
at II u, IN.
Among the visitors welcomed al
the morning service were; TOmmie
Walden Of Chicago and LoFdis bran
ham ~ Grant Chapel A ME. Chapel,
~. Joseph, Mo-~By n J.. King
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East Fifth st., entertained at cards
Tuesday, Aug. 10, for their house
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. y. Ash, Of
Niles, Mich.
Mr.. Kenneth Richardson 81 New
York City arrived Monday, Aug.
10, 90 visit his parents, MT. and
Mrs. w. y. Richardson, ga East
Seventh 81.
Baby Boy. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Coleman. 423 East 10th st., are
the proud parents Of a boy born
Tuesday, Aug. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Adams left
Wednesday, Aug, 20, for the Twin
Cities 10 attend the annual meet
Ing Of the Masonic grand lodge ard
the grand chapter u the Eastern
Stars. After the sessions they will
visit with friends and relatives iE
both cities.
OpeH House Success: The open
housa, q surprise on Mrs. jamie
Mother" Byrd on her stEt birth.
day was a grand success, Mrs.
George Coz, Duluth, and Miss
Amanda Byrd. Minneapolis, were
hoEtsssen. Mrs. Opal Fraction, who
came from Minneapolis 10 attend
the affair, was the house guest Of
Mrs. George Cox. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Byrd Of Rockford, ILL.,, mr.
rived Aug. 20 10 help Mr.. Byrd's
mother celebrate, The party turned
out 10 be a sort 81 family reunion,
the hTEt time all had been together
for n years. Mrs. Ora Flood Of
Seattle and Mr., Kenneth Richard
son Of New York were out 81 town
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. stephen MAXWELL
Of IT. Paul arrived here Friday,
Aug. ~, 10 time % attend the Byrd
open house. They returned to their
homes Monday, Aug. 20, with their
small son who had been visiting his
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. o.
Rodney. for the past three weeks.
Mrs. Marian MeCiiRtOn enter.
tanned her husband on his birth
day, Saturday, Aug 20.
Home From Iowa: Rev. and
Mrs. w. n. Holt and infant son,
Joel. have returned home from n
siK weeks visit In Fort Dodge. 10.
Mrs. W. y. MRupins who was
confined 10 81. Lukes hospital for
one day Is now resting at home.
ia East Fourth 81.
~. Marks A.M.R. Church: Rev.
Joseph Jackson, pastor, spoke on
THE Seven Wonders" last Sunday
morning, His text was taken from
Titus 2;ll-4.
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On August ~, the Sewing circle
Of the Olson Boulevard Church Of
God in Christ met at TO Seventh
Ave. ~, at the home Of Mrs. Rob-
srt Peoples. Regular members in
attendance numbered 10. Among
out Of town guests were Elder +.
c. CLANCY, Milwaukee, Wis, for
msT local pastor; Mrs. Kay Straw
der Of Detroit, former secretary Of
the circle. The previous meeting,
Aug. ID. was held at Mrs. James
Richey's home at 1903 Fifth Ave.
At that meeting Mrs. Strawders re-
eeived tokens Of the Circles aiFcc-
ton and other gifts.
Mrs James Richey, sos Fifth
Ave. S., will leave Saturday for
a trip to Mason City, Ia, 70 at
tend the wedding Of her niece Miss
Doris Bennett to Mr.. Eugene W.
Davis Of Des Moines.
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Miss Clayton's aunt, Mrs George
Johnson, AtChisOn, KaBS., ut their
chicken ranch for the past month
returned Friday.
Bahai Fireside Meeting: The
meeting was held Thursday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Dry
man with speaker Miss Gordon
Garfield, subject Astronomy"
4 picnic h0nOTing Mrs. Katie
Clemens was given Sunday after
noon at Coveli Park by Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Bentley 1927 North
Minnesota Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Collins, 1891
East sth st., held n Ret-together
social at their home on Thursday.
Mrs. James Lee. beautieian at
the MOxley salon, enjoyed q plane
ride with Mr.. Robert Haynes Sun
day afternoon. Mr.. Lee. manager
Of the Twenty Century club, went
up with Mr.. Haynes the past Sun,
day week.
Mr.. Thomas Young and family
Yankton, 8. D., sister Of Rev. Eu-
gene Williams. pastor Of Pilgrim
Baptist church. Is here In the city
M the house guest Of Mrs. Vivian
Byrd, 92b North Blauvelt Ave,
Harlem Globe TTottsTs w. H0u-e
Of Davids brought a full repre-
sentation Of the baseball fans Fri
day out at the East Side Park.
Little Robert Tate. iI2T North
Dakota Ave, has fully recovered
from the measles.
Mrs. Lawrence DysaTt. who was
called 10 Omaha. Neb., to be with
her sister who was III has returned
home. Her sister, Mrs. Margaret
Stone, Ia much improved.
Mrs. Giles Walls, 219 North Da.
kotn Ave, left Monday for Charles
ton, Miss, 10 be at the bedside Of
her mother, who IL Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. JeH Watson. lis
North Dakota Ave, entertained at
dinner Sunday week, Mrs, Katie
Clemens. Mrs. NJ. Martin, and MIR.
and Mrs. Oscar BridRcwater.
Mr.. Alfred White. us North Da.
kuta Ave, our young shoe repair
man has a hobby. lie Is making
some beautiful ladies' purses from
real leather and designing them.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Chas. Smith, 1912
North Phillips Ave, entertained at
dinner Sunday. Mr., and Mrs, Walter
Edgar. Mr.. and Mrs. JcfF Watson
and Mrs. Mary n, REDEEM.
The Needle Craft Club, with
Mira, Arvilla Tate. president. met
Thursday week at the home Of
Mrs, Lawrence Dysart, $40 North
Dakota Ave.
Mrs. Maud kimball entertained
at dinner Sunday at her home. Mr..
Booker Walker. Mrs. =. Stain and
Mr., and Mrs. Lawrence Dysart and
family.
Mr.. Adrian Tolbert, 1891 North
MANN Ave, employee Of the Metx
Baking Co, is on q two weeks
vacation and will leave Tuesday
for Atchisun, Kan, 10 be present
when his father undergoes n minor
operation.
Mas GeReyieVe FredTicks and
her father, Mr.. Daniel Coates, ST.,
are the out 81 town house guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Coates, $40
North Mahle ST. Miss Fredricks,
q school nurse, sister Of Mr.. Coates,
and his father, have received many
eourtesies during their visit. Miss
Fredricks and her brother. MIR.
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Coates. were the guests ut the
Thomas Payne society which met
at the Chocolate Shop in q round
table discussion on THE Meaning
u the NAACP." Miss FredTicks
was the guest at the fair Of Mrs.
Roseanna Parker and Mr.. James
Moxley on Monday and on Tues
day were their guests AZ a theatsT
party. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Vaughn, COS South Willow Ave,
accompanied by Miss Fredrieks
motorsd 70 Ashcreek, MINI, to see
the night baseball game. Miss Fred
ricks will leave this week in order
to be back for the opening Of
school.
Pilgrim Baptist Church, Rev.
Eugene Williams, pastor, morning
worship subject, Broken Law
Gen. 1910. Evening subject,
Something Christians Should
Know"
Mrs. Chas. Woods, Mrs. James
Martin and Mrs. Oscar Bridge
water attended the party Of one
Of the employees Of the housekeep-
ing department ut the Cataract
hotel who IL returning to teaching.
St. Johns Baptist Church, Rev.
l.. c. Harris. The evening worship
brought an echo Of the seth an
nual convention Of the Iowa, South
Dakota, Nebraska and Minnesota
Baptist convention which convened
at Pilgrim Baptist church. Omaha,
Nebr. The Missionary society, Mrs.
Walter Edgar. mistress Of cere-
mony. Mrs. l.. c, Harris, president,
Mrs. Mary T.. REDEEM, scripture
reading, Mrs. Oscar Bridgewater.
prayer, solo by Mrs. Harris. Re
ports made by Mira. Harris and
Rev. Harris stressinR high points
on general convention theme--"The
Perfect Guide To Christian Living"
Mrs. William FOLSOM brought an
echo II her trip In Denver telling
about the trip up the mountains
and the beautiful outdoor thcater
she attended.
Weekly pun; Success is deter
mined by determination.
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saIal Peter African McthedIst
EpI-ropaI CkHrrk Notes.-The Mems
Day committees under the Leader
ship Of whitney YOUNG. j. ehalr-
- Onderful program rendered last
sunday The Rev John BlaCktoTd
delivered spiritual mEsEas" at II
q tn which Was helpful =" al VINO
heard him. BT " l.. Brown, was AZ
best u seemed. aHA gave th"ukht
tion. and especially on the need o.
rehabilitation Of ones self. me
music and singing by the Rev \ i.
Kirk, as HolOiSt In the afternoon was
very good. -.--.-,
treat both morning and afternoon.
We would be glad to hear them more
often The special SELECTIONS bb
James Edw Nichols Was very In
spring. lie - "a talented young boy
and has a great future before MN,
The Young People, Day - sep
TENDER with Richard Howell.
Chairman. They are asking the CO
operation Of all the young peopI"
and adults. Let every parent d"
your part as a member Of -. Peter
and friend BY encouraging the young
members Of your household 1" help
make our Youth program sue
There are only two weeks before
our Annual Conference at 81. Paul.
A Me church Des MOines. Iowa.
Every member 10 requested 10 pay
their claims sunday, Aug 81 The
Pastor viii preach both morning and
evening, sunday. Aug. 81. He would
be glad 10 sec as many ~ the mem
beers a. possible IN the services.
There VIII be an adjourned session
Of the fourth quarterly conference.
Thursday, Sept. I, at $40 .. m. All
departments OF the church, and the
clubs will please make their annual
reports, 50 the pastor can make a
correct report 10 the Annual CON
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH
on last Sunday. Aug. -, our pas
tor, Rev Floyd II. Massey JTr spoke
at the morning service. His Subjec:
was Weights OF Different Sizes
children's story was entitled New
Home. New Friends"
The senior choir, under the direc-
ton OF Mr. A. V. Hall. sang two
beautiful anthems Mr.. James Muir
ray sang a solo. during the taking
Registered visitors were Mr. Rob
ert Fields, ST. Paul; MIR. W NJ. Saun-
ders, Louisville. Ky, and Mr. Abra-
ham Dale. Birmingham, Ala.
Flowers on the pulpit were donat.
ed by Mrs Jeanette Knott and Mrs
ETmlns Hail Allen from one OF the
Pop concerts. a. which Mrs Alien
appeared AZ a guest sololst,
Rev. Massey announced that Mr..
Charles nanfoTth had been elected
superintendent Of the Church school
by the Board Of Christian EduCa-
ton, and Mr.. WIN \ BTayboy.
trustee. 10 an an unFEpired term.
left vacant al the last quarterly
church meeting.
During this week. Rev Massey
has hppn attending the Recreation
Leaders Laboratory Of IN" Northern
baptist Convention, beinE held at
Green Lane Wis. The conference
ended Aug -
Next Sunday morning, Aug 81
Rev Massey win deliver hts last
sermon before hts vacation In Sep
ttmher His sermon topic viii be
stop Pretending request ser
mon
Everyone IL welcome to worship
with Pilgrim. the church Of Lofty
Friendship
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DULUTH NEWS
by ZII.L.AH WATERS

Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Williams,
formerly Of Duluth, arrived from
Grand Rapids, Mich. their pres.
ent home, Aug. ~. 10 visit friends
hsre. They, with other friends, Mr..
and Mrs, l.. Ash and Mr.. and Mrs,
A. Shepherd Of Niles, Mich, left
by automobile, Aug. q, for their
homes. Mr.. and Mrs, Williams were
the house. guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
q. W, DuEieT.
From Seattles Mrs. Ora Flood
and her son. Leonard Richardson.
Of Seattle. arrived Wednesday, Aug,
20, 10 visit relatives, A. present
they are at the home Of Mrs. Floods
brother in.law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. W, q. Rodney, 600 East
boulevard.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Adams. us
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Only Royal
Suspect in New
Defense Set-up

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. rs
(NNPA)--FaiT and equitable mill.
tary policies affecting eolorsd per.
sonnet were virtually guaranteed
by the appointments Of Secretary
Of the Army, Secretary Of the Navy
and Secretary Of the Air Force by
President Truman today.
The three men, who will head the
department comprising the Nation
al Military Establishment under
Secretary Of Defense James %. For.
restal, are Kenneth G. Royal, See.
Rotary Of the Army; John l.. Sui
Ivan. Secretary Of the Navy, and
W. Stuart symington, Secretary Of
the Air Force.
OF the three men. Mr.. Royal.
who has been the Secretary .of War
since July ~. h the only one who
h not considered liberal IN his views
toward colored people. A North
CarSllnian and said 10 be an aapIE.
ant FOE the KoyeFnSrshlp Of his
native state. he II not expected 20
take any action which may be re-
GaEdsd ~ offensive.
II 10 believed that he IL most
likely 10 pass on 10 one Of HIS as
sistAnts matters involving eol0red
people where n decision may place
him In q position regarded a. I'M
friendly by colorsd people or ~
too friendly 10 eolorsd people by
white North Carollniann.
There h nothing in the record
Of the other two appointssa which
would stamp them as unfTiendly IN
their attitude toward eoiored pso-
pie. Mr. Sullivan Ia q native Of Now
Hampshire and has been Under
Secretary Of the Navy since June
N, i946. He In a lawyer by profess.
sion and n veteran 81 World War
!, In which no served ~ q blue
Jacket In the Navy. Hs served IN
the post of Assistant Secretary Of
tho Navy for Air for nearly a year
and prior 10 that held various Gov.
eminent positions between 1889 and
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1874.
Mr.. symington was born June
20, 1901, at Amherst College whore
his father was a faculty member,
and waa reared In Baltimore.
A graduate Of Yale. Mr. Syming-
ton became In I94I q eonsultant 70
the Army and was sent 70 England
with q group Of aSTOnautieal en-
Rinsers 10 study the pOwsT-dTivs
gun turrst on British power planes.
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MOTHER OF CHARLES l..
HORN DIES At II

Mrs George l.. Horn, mother Of
Charles l.. Horn. president Of Fed
sral Cartridge Corp, and operator
Of the wartime Twin Cities Ord.
nance Plant. died Wednesday nj S..
Andrews Hospital in Minneapolis.
Mra. Horn, Whose home was in
Ida Grove, Iowa, lived In Mime
apoliE from 1915 10 1923.
Funeral services will be held At
Ida Grove Friday afternoon.
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Corn Howard Dead At 20

Cora Howard. 10, 3Oi Emerson
Ave. No, Minneapolis, died at her
home Monday. Aug. 2b. She wAs
stricken with q heart attack while
visiting with friends ct her home
and sueeumbed before a physician
could reach her.
Mrs. Howard was born In Min.
aeapolls. A son, Harold. survives.
Funeral services were held
Thursday, Aug. ~, ut 2 .. m. at
Neal Funeral Home, with burial at
Crystal Lake cemst6ry.
The Arizona post., 1947-09-05
YPHA

Turnout was large for the Barn
Dance held few weeks ago.
Charles Kidwell called the square
dances and there was lots of fun.
After the regular meeting of
Aug. 25th, two instructors from
Arthur Murray Studio gave an
exhibition and then danced with
various members. The best man
and woman dancers selected and
awarded bottles of champagne
as prizes were Jack DeShalit and
Mrs. Alexander.
Anita Stein, social chairman,
reports that her committee has
formulated a tentative schedule
which will be presented to the
membership for approval. The
goal is to offer the membership
variety of activities during the
week.
Literature and a musicale will
be held alternate Tuesday nights,
Wednesday is miniature golf,
Thursday Bible readings at Ber-
nice Wander's home, 2027 E. 4th,
Sunday morning baseball practice
and bowling in the evening. This
series will get under way Sept.
30th.
Picnic scheduled for Aug. 30th
was held at Sabine Canyon the
next night. Though there was rain
in town, not a drop fell at Sabine
Canyon.
Next regular meeting will be
Sept. 8 at Congregation Anshei
Israel. A Treasure Hunt is planned
for Sept. 9th and probably a
dance will be held signifying the
end of Yom Kippur on Sept. oath.
The Arizona post., 1947-09-05
CENTER YOUTH GROUP

Summer day camp terminated.
Because of the High Holy Days,
the winter program will start with
a recreational program for seniors
beginning Wednesday, Oct 9Th
and fof juniors, weekly on Tues
day starting, Oct 18th.
Adult classes in leathercraft
will start this fall, probably on
Monday afternoons. Women in
terested in joining this group are
asked to call Mrs. Milton Cherry.
Much needed equipment and
requirements including a ping
pong table have been purchased.
The Arizona post., 1947-09-05
G2GSzszzaz 5&;::zsz szzzsz1 z1::zzx5>
Ill W. W II
B'NAI BIRTH GIRLS

Stars of ,Rebecca chapter held
its first meeting of the season at
the home of Sunny Powell, E.
Drachman, with twenty attend
ing. Betty Cypen, president, and
Mrs. Milton Cherry, senior ad-
visor, presided over enthusiastic
discussions of the cultural and So
cial program for the coming year.
Officers are pres, Betty Cypen;
vice-pres., Sandra FiShman; sec
retaries, Myra Koplin and Maxine
Plumer; treasurer, Sunny Powell;
historian, Barbara Brooks; SEN
tinal, Joan Glassberg; counselor,
Jean GinSberg.
First event will be a social event
planned by the executive board
for members and their dates. 1t
will take place on Sept. 6.
Those wishing to affiliate with
the group are urged to call Sandra
Fishman, membership chairman,
8679-R. A tea honoring members
in-training will be held on Sept.
21st.
The Arizona post., 1947-09-05
TEMPLE EMANUEL
MEMS CLUB

First meeting to be held this
year after the Holidays, on Mon
day (ncw day., Oct. 9Th. In keep
ing with the years aim of making
each meeting distinctive, there
will be a worthwhile program.
Membership is open to all ire
spective of affiliation. Newcom-
ers are invited and asked to con-
tact Saul Deitel, president or
David A. Bloom, secretary.
One of the years main projects
will be to assist in the Temples
Building Fund.
Holiday greeting cards are for
sale. These are reprints of famous
pictures by Jewish artists. They
come 5 in a box for SOC. These
are for sale at Dave Blooms Sons,
Eagle Bakery, Gallant-Carrol,
Speed-Park Variety Shop. Other
members on the Greeting Card
Committee from whom these may
be purchased are: Colman Adler,
Ed Clark, William Davidson, Saul
Deitel, Gif Giffords, David Hirsch,
William LeBoff, Matthew Open
helm, Richard Ross, William Sha-
piro, Louis Shenkarow, Benjamin
Van Praag, Albert Wagner. David
A. Bloom is chairman of this COM
mittee.
The Arizona post., 1947-09-05
B'nai Birth

Jewish Community Council has
sanctioned the proposed drive to
be undertaken by B'nai Birth
to raise $4,000 which funds will
be used in the relief program con-
Quoted under the Health Survey.
Preliminary thoughts are to raf-
file an auto and possibly to hold
dinner dance sponsored by all
the Jewish community organiza-
tions, with the proceeds to go to
the Health Survey Campaign.
Executive Board will meet
shortly after Labor Day. The first
regular meeting is Sept. 18th at
Congregation Anshei Israel at 8
P. M. New members are especial
ly welcomed.
The Arizona post., 1947-09-05
HADASSAH

Planning the winter program
will be done at the Board meeting
Sept. 8, at the home of Mrs. Louis
Cohen, 2639 E. 4th, at 1:30 pm.
To be heard at the first regular
meeting on Sept. II at Congrega-
tion Anshei Israel will be the re-
port on the Brandeis Camp In
stitute which Miss Miriam Baron
attended.
The Arizona post., 1947-09-05
SiSterhOOd AnShei Israel

Board meeting will be held
week of Sept. 9th of which the
members will be informed the
exact date.
Discussion will revolve around
several topics of Importance to
the congregation.
Calendar of events for the year
is now being further expanded.
The Arizona post., 1947-09-05
TEENETTES

First meeting of the newly re-
organized group was held at the
home of Lynne Silver, E. Grant
Rd., on Sept 1st. Officers are
pres, Elaine Pitluck; vice-pres.,
Marilyn Glickman; secy., Ada
Silver; treas, Bernice Sigel;
prog. chairman, Frieda Shuster-
man; second prog. chairman,
Flora Lee Epstein; publicity
chairman, Mildred BreSsler.
Any girl of Junior High School
age who would like to join is
urged to contact the president at
2909-R.
The Arizona post., 1947-09-05

Miss Babette Szerlip, E. Kings
Rd., returned from a months visit
with friends and relatives in New
York City. 1t was her first trip
East in three years.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Garfunkel, E.
18th, are in Los Angeles until the
end of September.
The Arizona post., 1947-09-05

Miss Rose Nuremberg leaves
Sunday for a buying trip to Los
Angeles.
The Arizona post., 1947-09-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Posner and
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Posner, N.
Campbell, spent week in Santa
Monica.