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Sherman Elected
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the crowded car. was shot down,
the off-duty policeman said he
thought he saw a knife, and he
fired. No knife was found on
Charles Curry who was shot fata-
lily by one of the young white
crackers who is among the many
who have secured positions as po-
licemen in Dallas. Ray has been
relieved as policeman until the
grand jury has completed its in
vestigation.
General Conference Delegates
Present at the meeting Monday
were the General Conference del
egates elected from the various
annual conferences. Ministerial
| delegates were - Arkansas Con-
ference: Reverends C. w. Blak-
ely, Little Rock; V. M. Townsend,
Little Rock; j. M. Watkins. Little
Rock; j. H. GIBSON. North Little
Rock; T. p. Davis, North Little
Rock; J. C. Crier, Gurdon, r. T.
Williams, Morrilton, W. X. Wald-
on, Augusta; West Conference:
Reverends G. T. L. Duncan, Wal
do; A Harris. Pine Bluff: w. M.
Deason. Ell Dorado; T. o. Crudup,
North Little Rock; w: L. Lomax,
Magnolia; p. M. Perry, Arkadel-
phia' Il, w. Marsh, Stephen; G.
N, Collins, Hot Springs; South
Conference: Reverends c. T. Trice,
Crossett; w. T. Eskridge, North
Little Rock; S. J. Holley, Niece
hee; d. c. V. Lambert, Hamburg.
Vaughn, Warren; T. Nj. Hughes,
Wilmar; Willie Lee Lambert. Der
mott; Central Conference: Rever-
ends o. Sherman, North Little
Rock; II. Andrews, FL Dorado; c.
M. Hawkins, Pine Bluff: J. r. Low
cry, Camden; J. Il. Criswell, Pine
Bluff; w. II. Hunter, Pine Bluff;
ii. M. Greene, Pine Bluff; l.. r.
williams, FL Dorado; Lois Patrick.
Fordyce; East Conference: Rever-
ends j. c. Nixon, Sheriff.; J. II.
Reed, Pine Bluff; A. M Washing.
ton, Helena; A. N. McDade, Mar
lama; c. c. Atkins, Stuttgart; w.
II. Hall, West Memphis; r. J.
Brown, Earle; w. A. Daniels
Brinkley; Northeast Conference:
Reverends III. ID. Brookins, For
rest City; W. M. Wingfield. Osce-
ola; G. T. l.. Dykes. Wynn: Z. w.
Croft Osceola; J. r. White, Pine
Bluff; W, M. Quinn, Batesville; f.
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Senior Choir To
Present Play Sun.

The Senior Choir of tie Metro
politan Church, goth and Com
merce SITS, will dramatic THE
Birth of Christ" Sunday Evening
at 800 Everyone is invited. Gym
thia Williams, reporter. Rev. C..
M. Lee, Pastor.
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OFF TO TEXAS

ms Emo Carter and Mrs F D Adams Rev d Adams
o N cE Church left the city Monday morning Sher
man. texas 10 attend the
Nis carter whl visit friends in Beaumont Houston Dallas
in about weeks ''0Ane
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North Little Rick
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY
GIVES PROGRAM AT
SHORTER COLLEGE

The North Little Rock Civic
Woman's Auxiliary is sponsoring
a program in the Shorter College
Auditorium, 9TH and Pine streets.
Friday night for the purpose of
raising funds toward the pur-
chase of a playground site for the
Negroes of North Little Rock.
Mrs N. Medley. vice president OF
the organization will preside, The
principal address will be delivered
by Mrs. l.. NJ Robinson. There
will be addressed by other out
standing speakers including Pro-
fessor Eliza Fl. Hunter, Principal
of Jones High School, and Presi-
dent S. S. Morris of Shorter.
Beautiful prizes are on hand for
the holder of the lucky ticket.
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Y-TEEN MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

Saturday girls Y-Teen Membersbio
Drive winch Will be drive
close Thursday October End Each member Of YTeen
Cup Is expected soc membership plans berg
peecea 70 make this the enjoyable for the -Teen
IN he history Of the Phyllis Wheaey YwCA Monhv en
oelp activities being Make plans nov, n ioi 49,
I ana be placed YTeen Club
clais discussions pcncs
you TO- See either of the membership captains Alexander or Miss
florence and make membership Captains asked
make their first
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RETURNS TO JONES HIGH

MISS Naomi McCinon of Parkdae returned TO Nor.b ,,,
oe " resume her studies at Jones School where she n
fled as Senior She at the residence - -. ssi
Christine Porch 1905 Magnolia Street - M aai'' aaiA
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READ THE PRESS!
SUBScRiHE NOW
LEGAL NOTICES
WARMING npnrp
WARNING ORDER

state vi Arkansas, IS
County of Pulaski,
In The Pulaski
Chancery Court
Juanita Coley. Plaintiff
VS. No. 1910
James Coley, Defendant
The Defendant, James Coley. il
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint OF the plaintiff.
Juanita Coley.
Dated August 20. l947
j. r. Booker
Solicitor for Plaintiff
J. A. Hibbler
Attorney ad Litem.
II. S. Nixon. Chancery Clerk
BY Airline p. Turner. d. c.
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!ImIA G LlA2asora'S Memorial T0yy

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an
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s.u j. otter Tie unlmoly death
OF the ..t J8anny Iuacls5r3 the
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Luncciord style exactly as jim
my always played it and wanted
70 n De p-y1d. The band VIII be
the Some as the Lunccford oggrc-
cation and all the old arrange
m-n,s win be busted or and play
ed.
Eddie Wilcox is well fitted fer
t.s job as baton waver IN front
ol fine Lmcclora orchestra as it
Nas he who set the original
Lluca.orJ style. And along with
Sy Oliver executed all The ar
rangement chores. Wlcox's ar
rrswent Of rhythm Is Our
business was the first Luneerord
disc TO SEN over % million copies
eu wherd of sale in those days
Dowobont In a page long eulogy
to Lunccford marked his death
Is the end to am era in jazz Many
IN the music magazines and critics
joined in This thought but VIII
cox and the bandsmon are deter
mined that Lunccford was more
than q bandleader He was an i'm
mortal Of jazz and the band has
dedicated itself to the principle
that Luncclord music should and
must continue.
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o and Chicago Enroue Detroit made brief in St
Mrs Waldrof Sngfed many years
o visited her brother and Mr and Mrs jimmie
Lee Miller attended the 6s the Michigan Annual
Conference the AE Church
Gregg presiding bishop She the recipient
Joel Edgerson Mr. and Mrs Waymon MRS
Thessia Mae wilkins of this Joseph
Joseph and Miss Monee met for the first fifteen
they schoolmates Allen Parish
louisiana Mr. Hawkins sister, Mrs
also lives in Detroit joined them and
Georgia Anthony Pope Michigan also
of the Me She sends greetings to her Little Rock
friends On the Miss Monerief of her
Mr. and Mrs Pnt Moncrief of Chicago Illinois This
first meeting She by Mrs Willie Mae Norleet
Myrtle Pettis daughter of Mrs A. B Whimore Mrs
Sparks lifelong She also Mr.
and Mrs. A B Whihnore. So ends enjoyable trip
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NEW PROFESSOR
COMES TO SHORTER
FRIDAY

Professor E. B. Burwell, Ro4-
noke, Va, single, young, unaftach-
ed and brilliant comes to Shorter
College Friday to fill out the IT,
Guilty rooster. Burrell is a grad
uate of Virginia State College and
has done graduate work al ne
University of Michigan. He was
in the army during the past war,
and has a baseball and football
record. 1t is expected that he will
prove popular addition both to
the faculty and to the population
of the city.
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BACK TO AMERICA" BANQUET

The Federated Clubs Mt Zion Baptist Church win honor their
pastor Rev f. T. Guy with Back banquet Friday
night at SIS Rev Guy recently trip 10 Europe
where he attended the World Baptist Alliance and will give f
details of bis Speakers the state will also sneak
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~ TT Y y
Asoulp IoyMn
TORRENCE BROTHERS MOTOR EAST

Herchel Andrew B. L. Terrence oeNr and Mrs
left Monday extended tour
will friends Washington and New
Hampton Institute Andrew who is
will Memphis where he
football Arkansas and Tennes
Memphis O Nashville
will Little Rock where he will his
work Flower Shoppe
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sion of the General Conference
of the African Methodist Episco-
pal Church, will 60 to st. Louis
this week end to be present at
the Annual Conference in st.
Paul Church there with Bishop
Noel N Williams presiding.
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wACs CELEBRATES woMAN's DAY

The Womans Society Christian Wesley
braed Wonans Day Sunday with the
taking the lead program as Mistress
Ceremonies and Mrs DoVe Anderson
Vivian Hegwood Other participants
and Misses Harris and Edmoadson Mrs was both
informative and npaonal with the eloquenee
and beauty that characteristic
Mines p H. Kelley, John Cullns Archie Williams
and Corenda Gadney acted
ed with the
Ceremonies Miss Dorothy principal speaker
ee spoke with authority
problems presented the home church the community
chairman additional reports proceeds
little less Thousand Dollars Jenkins was
general chairman OF the drive The participants
contributors helped to make this Womans
and the officers are
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HOSTS TO DELEGATES


William Campbell o delegates
Baptist f Mexican pas
Mt Zion Baptist Church Houston Texas Esther
Baptist H l. Berry
man, Pleasant Baptist Church. Houston Texas.
RETURNS FROM MICHIGAN AND ILLINOIS
Miss NJ Moncrief has returned enjoyable "trip
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OBITUARY $50 Mrs. Samella Per-
ry Davis of Roland, Arkansas,
died in st. Louis. Mo. hospital
Sunday, September 7, 1947. She
was former resident Of Little
Rock, Arkansas having attended
the elementary schools and Dun
bar High School. Funeral services
and burial were in st. Louis
Thursday, September 18th. She is
survived by Mr.. Timothy Davis,
husband; an infant daughter; Mrs.
Anna Perry, mother; Mr.. ii. Per-
ry, father; Mrs. Verna Stalswortll,
Mrs. Estelle Griffin, sisters. Mr..
ii. c. Perry Mr.. John Huff, Mr..
Walter Huff, brothers; and host
of other relatives and friends.
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and visiting ehors will be present public is invited
WANTED: COMPETENT PIANIST TO TRAVEL WITH THE FER
GusON EVANGELIST SINGERS PHONE 1886 ADV
La JOE DE VIE CLUB

Inc La joe De Vie Club Thursday
e nome OF Mrs Freddie Williams Officers ensuing
year WINES Jack Bunns
dent Mav Stewart secretary Myrtle Ferguson assistant
secretary Mable Sommers Virgil Kohan chairman
soeial efee Miss Cadora vii
mans sgt at arms Other members the Misses Ethel An
defon Evelyn Cole Mines Marie Nelson Lfeva Hntsr
ne Nagruaer and Bonnie Maxey This the begin
mug Il years Tor this social organization The meeting followed
usual ueha oil routine Miss Ethel Anderson our nxt hos
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Rev. o. SHERMAN
VISITS ST. LOUIS
CONFERENCE

Reverend O. Sherman, presiding
elder of the Camden District and
prominent candidate for the BIZ
shopric at the Forthcoming ses-
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RETURNS TO OMAHA

RETURNS
MISS Ez1pet Bonner who has her leave
Saturday morning for Omaha Nebraska daughter of Mrs
Peare Bonner and the Bonner John BONNER and
MIS- DdSJ b Faulkner Miss Bonner
SAINT vacation with relatives and friends
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-07

kaval podporu ma vsech stra-
mach prave proto, re nikdy ne
zadal mic nemozneho, mic ne
praveho a re We svych pozadav-
c1ch projevoval onu umirnenost
jez je vlastn1 kazdemu, KIDD
netouzi po cizfm a zada jen to,
coz jeho jest.
V tom byla sfla Masarykovy
spravedlnosti, a v tom je dnes j
nase sfla, protoze stoj1me v
podstate tam, kde stall on, ire
bas isme dnes jeho zasluhou
mnohem dale. Zat1m co Masa-
ryk Sc mohl opfrat temer jen
vyhradne O nasi narodn1 tradi-
ci a historicky vyvoj ceskoslo-
venskeho lidu, mGzeme my po-
ukazati ma dvacetiletou praci
Masarykovy republiky, jez by
la staten vzornym a zdravym
srdcem Evropy, demokracie a
evropske (nikoli "zapadnl"
civilisace, at 81 o nj kritikove
blahovolni i zlovolni mluvf jak-
koli. Byla vzornym staten pro
to - re byla Tfzena Masaryko-
vym duchem. A jestlize Ma
saryk jeste v dobe kvasu jme.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-07

mem sveho naroda prohlasoval
a sliboval, re ceskoslovensky
lid Dude zachovavat zasady de-
mokracie a humanity, pax MI
zeme smele f1ci, re dnes cesko-
slovensky narod tyto Masary-
kovy zavazky a sliby splnil a
tim Sc jake celek povznesl k
jeho vysi. Jsou jen r1dke pf1-
pady historic narod1, ably
mezi narodem a jeho vGdcem
byla tax velika a 1plna harmo-
ME. To je take jeden z d1vo-
d1, proc dnes mGzeme pripo-
mlnat sobe Masarykovy naro-
zeniny nejen S laskou a 1ctou,
ale take S hrdostf. Ones Masa-
ryk1v narod uskutecnuje jeho
zasady tax jake delo Sc "a jeho
a dele Sc dnes "a jeho
zaka a jeho nastupce.
Dokazme i my baltimorsti
cechoslovaci, re jsme pochopi-
Ii pine Masaryk1v odkaz a chce
me We svych srdcfch udrzeti
plamen cisteho a uslechtilehc
vlastenectvf a re nikdy sc ne.
zproneveTfme a nezradfme ide.
ally svobody a spravedlnosti, ze
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-07
BRANNA POVINNOST
KONCf.

President Truman vyzval 3.
bfezna kongres, ably nechal Cd
vodn1 zakon vyprseti dnem 81.
brezna a armada oznamila, re
propust1 asi sto tisic nedobro-
volnlkI do 80. cervna.
Pan Truman Tekl zakonodar-
cum We SVEN poselstvf, re tito
odvedenf muzi jsou propouste-
nj, ably armada byla uvedena
ma stanovenou sllu 100000
do 1. cervence.
VSichni velitele teto zemi a
Ia mofem obdrzeli rozkaz, ably
propustili muze kteTf .jsou k to-
mu opravneni.
S1la armady dine ID. 1nora
byla 1,126,4 22 muz6. V 1my-
stu Department. valky je pro-
pustiti vsechny muze, kteff bu-
dou k tomu opravneni We Spoje-
nych Statech do dine Is. kvetna
VelitelGm "a moTem Dude da-
ma lhGta o diva mesfce dels1. W.
jimky budou v prfpadech mu-
III, kteff cekaji ma soud a tech,
kteT1 mali certifikaty zneschop
nen1. Takov1 mohou byti pone-
cham "a stanovenou lh1tu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-07

snad byla zvlast uzpGsobena
pro to vyrovnanf mezi nasim
narodnlm a statnfm zapadem a
vychodem a pro vytvaren1 ono
no duchovne i povahove SOU
m6rneho a harmonickeho clo-
veka ceskoslOvenskeho. I zde
by mohla nova universita hle-
DAFT cast sveho programu a sve-
no poslan1. Pfeju il tudfz pl-
neho 1spechu nejen v uslechti-
lem zavodenf s universitou Ma
sarykovou v Brine, nybrz i v je-
Jim upffmn6m kulturnfm sna-
zeni, ably byla mezi Cechami a
Slovenskem opravdovym poj1t-
KEN, jak je k tomu povolana
celia moravsko-slezska zeme."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-07
VZACNE JUBILEUM SPOLKU
RAD VLASTIMIL els. l

neodvisly podporujfcf spolek a
nejstarsf ceska organisace We
Filadelfii, Pa, oslavf tuto sobo-
tn, 8. bTezna v 8 hod. vecer sve
75ti-LETE TRVANf.
Slavnost Dude Sc konati We Slo-
venske Budove, $40 Paramount
Ave. Pr slavnosti Dude 1cin-
kovati hudba Jana Svitaka z
Curtis Bay, Md.
Urednfky Vlastimilu jsou
Paul Witt, pTedseda; Louis Pc
trovsky, mfstopreds.; Jaroslav
Tunkl, tajemnfk; Tomas Barta,
ST., pokladnik.
Ma slavnostnlm vyboru jsou:
Eugene Prostrednfk, pfedseda
Frank Mikosek, tajemnfk; Will
liam Blahut, pokladnfk; Tomas
Barta, Jan Horacek, Otto Mi
kosek, Alois Petrovsky, Rudolf
Stanek, Jaroslav Tunkl, Paul
Witt, Josef Horacek, Wilbur
Letak, George Novak, August
PTfbramsky, Adolf Trojan, A
lois Wagner a Josef Vitak.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-07

Ustfedni vybor soyetske ko-
munisticke strany vydal vJzyu
vsem zemedelc1m ably vynalo-
zili veskere 1silf zvysiti rome
|ry obdelane p1dy O temer 3d.
100000 akr1. Valecne skody
a sucha posledn1ho roku jsou u
vadeny jake dGvod tohoto po-
zadavku.
Glen ruskeho zemedelstvf
must byti dosahnouti "a 3 roxy
predvalecne vyroby a pTekona-
tt il ku konci petiletky.
Vyzivovacf situace v zemi ne
nj 4uspokojiva i kdyz nemGze
byti Teci ohladu, kazdopadne
muscle prozatlm Rusko upustit
cd 1myslu zrusit pTfdelove RI
zen1 co do chleba.
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MiStni ZpraVy.


Minuly patek, %. 1nora pfi-
leila do rodiny mfstostarosty
Belcampskeho Sokola br. Fran
tiska Novaka vrana a prinesla
Jim chlapecka. Detatko Sc ma
rodilo v Johns Hopkins nemoc-
nici a pojmenovano Milan.
TAX az mas bratTe Novaku
diva sokoly. Tee jeste dive So
kolky.
Mamince a d6tatku prejeme
hodn6 zdrav1.
Belcampstf Sokolove.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-07
Letists " Casablance predano
FrancouzHHm.

Americka armada predala
FrancouzGm letiste v Casablan-
&c v severn1 Africe, ktere je po-
vazovano "a nejlepsi ma celem
severo-africkem pobTezf. Tim
to krokem byly nejlepe vyvra-
ceny vsechny povesti, re pry A
merika chce We francouzske Sc
vernf Africe podrzeti ma trvalo
letecke zakladny. Vsechen a.
mericky personal ma opustit le-
tiSte do 81. brezna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-07

PRIMARILY.

Dovolujeme 81 oznamiti nasi
csl. verejnosti, re krajan p. 10
SET F.. DvoTak, 2725 E. Monu-
ment st. Dude sc uchazeti O zvo-
lenf "a mestskeho radn1ho ma
demokratickem lfstku "a 2. dis
trikt. Pan DvoTak je 43 rokG
star, zenat a otcem 2 dtfek. Je
majetnikem krejcovske dllny a
zamestnava 70 lidf, ponejvfce
CechG. Pc cely zivot bydlel v
6. a Z. ward6.
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NAVSTEVA z PRAHY.

We ctvrtek, 6. brezna pTijela
pc lodi "Quenn Elizabeth pant
Anna Novakova z Prahy, mat
ka Ora. Frant. Novaka z Bel
camp, Md. DR.. Novak jel ma
mince naproti do New Yorku.
Prejeme pf. Anne Novakove
pTfjemny pobyt v Belcamp.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-07
Bude zahajena stavba prvni
zeleznice " Albanii.

Belehrad. - 2. bTezna byla
zahajena stavba prvnf zelezni-
&c v Albanii, trait ma byti dlou-
ha SO mil a povede z pfistavu
Durazzo do Albasam.
Praci konajf pTevazne dobro-
volnfci pod dohledem inzenyru
i Skolenych techniku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-07
RUDY PAKfZEK, Jr. donna

Minute pondelf pTijel z Ne
mecka Pvt. Rudy Parizek, Jr.,
manzel Mary Parfzek. Ztravil
jeden rok v americke okupacn1
armada. Nell jsme pf1lezitost
mluviti s Rudym minulou sire
du v Sokolovne. "VSude do
bre, ale donna nejl6pe", pravil
Pravdepodobne Dude v KRAFT
KEN case z vojenske sluzby pro
puSt6n do civilu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-07
PrednaSka.

DR.. Lubov Bret Kaefer z
Peabody Institute Dude v patek,
z. brezna v $3.50 vecer predna-
seti v International Center, Y.
M.C.A., &c South Broadway ma
thema Emusic and War"
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Krajan p. Jerome Cvach pocten
jmenovanim cd guvernera.

Minuly tyden v Green Bag
guvernera Lane nalezli jsme
take jmeno znameho krajana.
Pan guverner jmenoval do ra-
dy Pohrebnlch ReditelG a Bal
samovac1 p Jeroma Cvacha,
900 N. Chester ulice.
Panu Cvachovi k jmenovani
srdecne blahopfejeme.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-07

vysoko jake laborum celemu
svetu vyzdvihneme mas prapor
s napisem:
"Prav d a Vftezf"
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Stain Sc pro pTetizeni vzdava
uradu ministra narodni obrany.

Moskva. - Ministersky pred
soda Stain sc vidal 8. bTezna
vrchnfho velenf s~ov6tskych vo-
jenskych sill. Jake dGvod Sc u
dava, re mu jeho trad co mini
stersky pTedseda uklada pfflis
mnoho prace, nez ably i nadale
mohl podrzeti velenf soustTed6-
ne v jeho rukouch pc 6 pred
choz1ch let.
Die teto zpravy oznamene
sovetskym rozhlasem byl Stall
novym nastupcem jmenovan
marsal Nikelaj Alexandrovic
Bulganim.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-03-07

PROGRAM:
l. Hymny
2. Recitace Lidia Serdaheli
8. Accordion Solo Ruth Hullova
4. Ditky Ceske Svob. Skoly: T. G.. Masaryk zivotopis
Recitace - Zpev
5. Dorostenky: "Jizn1 RUE" nacvicila E. Volker
6. Sokolice: Cviceni S kGzely nacvicila F. Maresova
7. Slavnostnf projev velvyslance CSR. DR.. Juraje Slavika
8. Narodipsny Film: - "Moravo, Moravo, Moravenko mila'
PTestavka a Obcerstven1.
9. Film "Vecna pfsen'
Kazdy upr1mny Cechoslovak je upTfmne ivan uct1t pamatku
Narozenin Presidenta-Os "Tat1cka Masaryka'
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gratz, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eli Hochstettler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Gratz, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Gratz, Henry Gratz, Mrs. Minnie
Moser, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilford Geiger
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Silas
Diller and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Matter, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Firestone and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hershel Moser and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Moser, Mr.. and
Mrs. Karl Hochstettler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rolly Moser and sons, Mrs. Ralph
Wolf1ey and daughters, Donivan
Moser and Rev. and Mrs. V. c.
Oppermann and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Marquart called
Sunday evening on Fir. and Mrs.
Otto Amstutz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Cupples and
family were Wednesday evening sup
per guests at the Arthur Miller
home.
Misses Jean and Carolyn Chidester
spent Saturday with Donnie and
Judy Chidester.
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Wedding Anniversary

Wedding Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Upton,
Toledo, were the guests at a party
given in honor of their 25th wedding
anniversary, by Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
Spalinger in their home on Route ?,
Columbus Grove Saturday evening.
Mrs. Upton was the former Dora
Doty of Columbus Grove.
The evening was spent playing
games, after which lunch was served.
The table was beautifully decorated.
The Uptons received many beauti-
full gifts.
Invited guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
w. D. Roose, Toledo; Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Moser, Bluffton, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. ]. Spallinger and son, Donald;
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Spallinger and
son Dennis of Lafayette; Mr.. and
Mrs. J. K. Doty, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Irwin, Mr.. and Mrs. William Parson,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hoffman and
daughters Bernice and Clarine, Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Kicker and children,
Helen, Eugene and George, Harold
David and Wanda Spallinger and the
host and hostess, all of Columbus
Grove.
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WANT-ADS
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Fuel oil heaters at Waltermire's.
Wanted-Chickens. We pay high
est prices for top quality. Reynolds
Bros, next to town hall. Bluffton
phone 492-W. tt
Wanted-To buy all kinds of good
clear solid standing timber. Highest
prices paid; we buy all kinds of
good native timber. Write: John
Atha Lumber Cb., Ada, Ohio, or
phone Ada Red 257. M u %
wanted wa1t to buyIolab. S.
coins. Also scarce dates of coins now
found in circulation. Highest prices
paid. Robert Benroth, 612 S. Main
Street. Telephone 342-Y.
School scissors at Waltermire's.
For sale-Boy1s suit and overcoat
size II. Phone 459-Y.
Wanted-A portable photograph
records, trunk, hand sewing machine
and typewritef. Call Winifrec
Jacobson, Pandora phone sod.
Free for moving-Estate Heatrola
in good condition. Mrs. Boyd Clap
per, 431 Cherry street.
Have cash buyers for propertie!
and farms. What have you? Lis
them with us. Mrs. Fl. w. Althaus
phone 23s-W. 7. Garretson, broker
% shorts, longs, long rifles ant
hollow point ammunition at Walter
mire's.
For Sale BY II Administer rug
very good condition. Dwight Spaythe
11112 N. Main street. Bluffton phon
235-W.
Wanted-Used leot, single bed D
day bed; does not have to be i
extra good condition. Harland Mos
er, phone 501-T.
For sale-Coffee table, hassock
set of Photographic encyclopedia.
kitchen table and chairs, dinett
| table and chairs, new 0 by IL I'll
pad, used lumber, fruit jars. II
E. Kibler street.