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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-10-18
King Hiram
Masonic Grand
Lodge Session
NOVEMBER 1919 AT DAUREL

The M. w. King Hiram Grand
Lodge, colored A. F. & A. M. OF
the State of Mississippi, will hold
annual session at Laurel, Miss,
November 1919. The meeting will
open at high noon Sunday Nov
16.1947 with one of the biggest
street parades ever witnessed by
a F'raternal Organization. The line
of March will lbegin at the Sandy
GOWN Colored School House, 9Th
and Madison streets, and will pro-
coed to the Saint Elmo Baptist
Church, corner of 9Th and Madi-
son streets, Rev. E. D. Barnes,
Pastor, where the annual sermon
will be preached by Rev. E. d.
Jackson, so, Vicksbuhrg, Miss.
Memorial services will be pre-
ached Monday night by Rev. S.
w. Foster, SO Grand Chaplin,
Greenville, Miss, at the Allen
Chapel AME Church, East 9th and
Meridian Avenue.
Music will lbe furnished by Jack
sons Sacred Band, Jackson, Miss,
and Little Wynn Bard of Green
vile Miss.
Jerusalem Shrine Temple, Jack
! son, with Mobiles from other Tenn
Piles will join the parade with a
special band, making total of
three of the leading bands of the
state participating in the parade.
Under the leadership of I'll. j.
C. McClendon, 33 Grand Master,
and Ill. Clarenc Winters, 33 Grand
Sec. A masonic Organization has
been established in the state of
Mississippi that is not only Gre
dit to the organization, but to the
entire Negro Race. The entire re-
cords of the Grand Lodge stand
open at all times to every finan-
cial member on roll. Donations
are made in the amount of 5000
in due notice of the death of a
member with thousands of dollars
in the Grand Lodge Treasury. The
Grand Lodge is free from dictat-
orship. All members have free
speech. The Grand Lodge is in the
reach of every member on roll,
and holds membership with the
General Grand Masonic Congress
of the u S A, which gives the
Grand Lodge National standing,
and it's member a nationl affili-
ton.
Plans are being made in this
session to carry hundreds of MEM
bers to the opening of the Ma
tional Meeting which will convene
October SO, 1913, st. Louis, Mo-,
as guest of the M. w. st. Matthew
Grand Lodge, Ill T. ]. Smith, 33
Grand Master. Statements have
have been received in reference
to SPECIAL trains out of New York,
Pennsylvania, Illinois, and Wash
ington, D. C. to this National Ma
sonic Meetoing, as we are very
anxious for all members to see
and know or themselves the Nat
ional utilization we so often hear
about.
The mnthly reports have con-
tinuously increased from the birth
of the organization up until this
present time. We have subordin-
ate Lodges in every nook and cor
ner Of the State. All Subordinate
Lodges are free to handle their
own affairs without interference
from the Grand Lodge office.
We have no graded policies. All
membern become financial when
they join, No nstallment payment
donations are made before deceas-
ed member is buried.
Knowing as we do the fine work
that is being doneby other Mason
ic Grand Lodges, and Fraternal
ORGANIZATIONS Of the State, we
criticize no organization. or any
thing owned and operated by MEM
bers Of our race, but stand in rea-
diness 1t all times to cooperate
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with them 100 per cent.

with them 100 per cent.
Come to Laurel, Miss, Sunday
November is, 1947, and see and
know for yourself how the organ
ization is growing, and meet the
hundreds that will be present
from all parts of the state.
This will be the biggest day ev-
er witnessed by a fraternal or
ganization in this part Of the
state.
Our big High Degree meeting
will be Sunday night at Wood
man Hall, South 7th Street, time
8 p. m.
J. G. McClendon, SO Grand Mas
ter, Clarence Winters. SO Grand
Sec.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-10-18
$4,000 See Negro
Student Play
Against Va. y.

Charlottesville, Va, - Not only
did Harvard venture south Of the
Potomac for the first tins IN it,
football hietory last Saturday, but
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-10-18

\ . wash eaft6ens has become
water spotted. kole \ sISr . stsztn-
o. teahsffls uh0 NJ nsigk thea
Ihake \ II he air unt1 1ry and
sress Il carefully with . warm Iron.
his usually . effertiva-
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-06-19
TIMBER PRODUCTS VISITORS

The following list of members OF
the party from Spokane who Wis
tied the J. Neils woods operations
last week, was received too late for
last weeks paper.
The group from Spokane consist
ed of A. Bittrick, vice President,
Spokane and Eastern Bank; E. r.
Edgerton, Great Western Life As
surance Co., Glen Tollenear, Union
Sash g. Door Co., Lee Smith, Build
ing Supplies, Inc, Ed Rowles, E. c.
Olson Lbr. Co., Harold Halstead,
Novelty Carriage Co., H. Swanson,
blister rust control, Don William
son. u. S. forest service; Frank M
Dallam, Spokesman-Review; Rob
ert Mccain, Spokane Chamber of
Commerce; w. L. Thrailkill, Wash
ington Water Power Co.; Roy Wy
att, assistant general freight agent
Great Northern; Ray Bell, lumber
man; Robert Bell; Dom Walters, In
land Empire Industrial Research;
Paul Oettel, Oettel Match Co.; Rob
ert Oettel; r. Stafford; A. S. Ingre-
bretson, Lico Industries; w. NJ Reil-
ly, Spokane Chronicle; Walter New
port, Wood Wizard; Paul Noble,
Harold Mccoy, engi-
neer; E. Wales, 1unrberman; H.
Mores, Western Pine Assn, Occur
d'Alene John Link and E. Trim
BILE, Washington State Forestry De-
partment; Ralph Whitnall, field ed
itor The Timberman.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-06-19
URAL ITEMS

Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Miller Of
Libby were Ural visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Cada shopped in Eu-
reka Friday.
Mrs. Sylvester Frank and daugh-
ter of Spokane are visiting Mrs.
Agnes Fritsch.
Danny Paolini and family of
Whitefish spent the weekend at
the Paolini home.
Chas. Husick and o. T. Beagle
were in Eureka Saturday.
Miss Lois Livengood of Libby is
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-06-19
CONVENTION CONnnTTEEs

Following are the committees who
served during the convention OF
the Montana Federated Woman's
Clubs, making this gathering q
SUGGEST Courtesy-Mrs. Walter Nor
rison, Troy: Mrs. Alphonse Bonnet
Kalispell; Mrs. VIM. c. Guernsey,
Libby. Credentials-Mrs. Earl Hol-
lister, Kalispell; Mrs. Marion Tim
norman, Troy; Mrs Arthur Neiis,
Libby. Resolutions-Mrs. F. c. Ro-
bertson, Libby; Mrs. A. T. Munro,
Kalispel; Mrs. Roy Maness, Troy.
Auditing-Mrs. Paul Evans, Mrs.
w. E. Partlow, Libby. General ar
rangements-Mrs. Sherman Noel,
President, Libby Woman's Club;
Mrs. Clarence Brown, President
Modern Arts Club.
Decorations in Community Room,
Mrs. Robert McGrew, Mrs. Harold
Chappell, Mrs. Don Olson, Mrs.
M. r. Knight. Housing-Mrs. Clay
Parker, Mrs. E. E. Jaqueth, Mrs.
Gladyce Boggess, Mrs. A. E. Brun-
cite; Registration-Mrs. Raymond
Bleich, Mrs. d. o. Mount, Mrs.
Lloyd Hunter, Mrs. Clarence Dag
gett, Mrs Ray Croy; transportation,
Mrs. Roy Sherman, Mrs Peter Van
derwood, Mrs. Robert Hileman, Mrs.
Arthur Neils.
Courtesy-Mrs. Harold Zwang.
Mrs. r. ]. Roberts; Publicity, Mrs.
w. r. Littell; Monday Luncheon
Mrs. F. c. Robertson, Mrs. William
Powell, Mrs. M. r. Karnes, Mrs.
James Clowers; Garden Tea-Mrs.
Clarence Brown; Mrs Russell An
derson, Mrs. Paul Evans, Mrs. w. ].
Hagerty, Mrs. William Darlington;
Banquet-Mrs. Ray Rice, Mrs. Her
man Ficke, Mrs. Ed Olson, Mrs.
Clay Parker, Mrs. Hans Westman,
Mrs. Harold Flat, Mrs. J. A. Thomp-
son, Mrs. VIM. Hafferman; Tuesday
Luncheon-Mrs. Marland Adkins, |
Mrs. Ted Kessel, Mrs. Ray Croy,
Mrs. Leo Cloutier. Mrs. Dick Grit
fifth, Mrs. Fred Clark, Jr., Mrs. Dex-
ter Shaurette, Mrs. Fred Maurer;
Ticket Selling-Mrs. Peter Wander
wood, Mrs. Charles Oertel, Mrs. La
via Craven, Mrs. Fred Gooselaw,
Mrs. E. M. Boyes, Mrs. Fred Clou-
tier, Mrs Harold Thomson, Mrs.
Clay Parker, Mrs. Walter collars,
Mrs. E. E. Jaqueth, Mrs. Clarence
Brown, Mrs. Fred Clark, Jr., Mrs. 4
Raymond Bleich, Mrs. Ray Croy.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-06-19

at county camp. A letter was read
from. Senator James Murray in re-
ply to the cards sent by the local
members voicing their opposition to
President Truman's loyalty inves-
tigation. Plans were made for a
community picnic and dance to be
held the Fourth of July. Mr.. Wilfred
Petersen, State Farmers Union Sec
rotary, will be with the Fortine
River local for their July meeting
Mrs. Virgil Newton was appointed
secretary to take Miss Daisy Hunt
er's place who is attending college
at Dillon this summer. Lunch was
served at midnight.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-06-19
REXF0RD
Local Couple Married

Local Couple Married
In Kalispell
Lawrence Kins, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Kins and Lillian Bee
quart, daughter of Mrs. Ida Bee
quart were married last week in
Kalispell.
Mrs. Kins has been working for
the Great Northern the past two
years as relief operator.
Mr.. Kins is a graduate Of Lincoln
County High School, and served in
the Army overseas during the war.
He is now employed by the Zonolite
Company of Libby. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kins viii make their home in Libby.
County Surveyors were here
Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Coed Schoip was here from
Whitefisn, Thursday. Mrs. Scholp
who is second trick operator at the
local depot, is convalescing from a
major operation. Mrs. Mary Kidd Is
on duty curing Mrs. Scholp's ab-
sence.
Mrs. Fred Hafner returned to her
home in Spokane Saturday after
few days visit with her sister, Miss
Madge Melvin.
chas. Kins of Whitefish was
caller here Thursday.
w. V. Kuchan returned Friday
from Salt Lake City. Mr.. Kuchan
had to make a second trip to Utah
for repairs for his light plant.
Mrs. H. Cook and family and Mrs.
Calvin Shiflett and daughter of Lib
by were guests at the VIM. Good
nome last week.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-06-19

visiting her sister, Mrs. Bud Beagle.
Mrs. Geneva Downing and daugh-
ters, JOAN and Mickey are visiting
Mrs. c. G. Fitzpatrick.
Mrs. Bud Beagle was guest Of
honor at stork shower at the home
Of Mrs. 0. T. Beagle Thursday. Pin
ochle was played for a short while.
Mrs. Bud Beagle received high prize
and Mrs. Ham Lieb the consolation
prize. The hostess served a delight
ful lunch to the seventeen ladies
present.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-06-19

Shirley Kins returned home from
Whitefish the latter part of the
week
Mrs. Lila McNally left recently
for Alaska where she will join her
husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Nordstrom and
son of Kalispell were weekend
guests at the E. E. Madden home.
Mrs. Rose Madden returned re-
Gently from a visit in Poison and
KaIiSnel1
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-06-19
TREGO ITEMS

Mrs. Myron Hampton spent last
week at Farmers Union State Camp
at Fort Assiniboine, near Havre.
The regular meeting Of the For
tine River local, Farmers Union,
was held at the Hampton home
June IA. Mrs Hampton made re-
port on her trip to state camp and
the Junior Reserves held a panel
discussion describing their activities
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-06-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hampton, Mr..
and Mrs. Ernmons hampton, Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Berges and family. Mr..
and Mrs. Gino Benedict and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lusch-
er and family spent Sunday at the
A. NJ. Frost home in Eureka.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-06-19

John Brooks of Seattle came Sat
urday to spend a short vacation with
Mr.. and Mrs. Connie Blackwell.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-25
2(tsS Detrett, u1teftea,,
3meis 81.

Gs oiene hermit alien Mitgliebern
our &enntnis, baB uniere restimdBi-
&c Teriammlung aniang Sftober ie~
Den erlten Sonntag anltatt eriten
Donnerstag inn Wfonat ltattfinoen
miro. sllio miro uniere 8eri ianm-
lung am 5. Oft, 3 llbr nadmittags
TN Sofal oes &er,n Moies an 8939.
AZ @ratiOt slpe itattfinoen. Der Ser
elm 81 erbelt oen Sfen bon Gleoe.
lano i'm beiten 3alltano. Gafiir ,poaen
mir unieren 1reunben bon glepelano
unleren ber5lihiten Danf ausipredel,
vr e,palo Mrens iibernabm ben
Druid BON 1000 81. 9idets auf eigene
Soften uno iollen oieie 1000 2idets
binnen 8 Monaten unter Witglieoern
uno Jreunoen fir 3 fir 25c bertauit
peroen. 9aber iuerte Witglieoer
tommt in Die Sftober. .0erlammlung
D belft uns nit in 0ieler Mrbeit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-25
N,.S 0arY, Ji,ctaf,a
airdjen Gramcm @erein Der
6Untcrns Wemeiu0e

9lae MitJlieber iperoen in &enllt
mis- geiebt, SaB nticbite Geriammluna
Sonntag, 5. Sftober, 8 llbr nabmit.
tags itattfinoet. aae Ntitelieoer ,per,
Sen eriubt amueiene 81 iein uno Sle
@anten IN sic Gerinmmllmg mlt5ll'
bringen. Nab grleoig,ng ser &c,
ihGfte miro &afiee lnno aufpr fer
piert lperben bon sen folgenoen
Sd,,peItern: &atb. S6iller, 9tegino
Sartmunll Maria llribeI, Sura@et,
rid, slnna 5alb, lebtere Gorltebcrin
oes &omitees.
SSn letter Gerimlnlung murSe be.
ibIoiien Sienstug, hen 30. Septen'
Der Die Guilt 5u MAIDEN. Mae S6tpc.
lterm iilo gtbeten mit5ubelien ioauie
audi iih bas Iittageiien mit5rbriil'
gen.
Serr 9farrer N. g. Siidtine 10.
nie alle 8eamtinncn iinb frennolid
einaelaoen bon Sblueiter &atbarino
8rob fir sic 8iiGerpriifung 0rr.
nerstag, 2. Sftober, nad)mitta9s I'm
1 llbr. Marte q. 8inoer, Shriitf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-25
0amendor Saronia.

SSn Ger lebten geriamml,,ng iuur-
oe &atb. Eeters ais SGngerin einge.
fiibrt. Sic miro geluiB cine euteSdn.
germ. Erdl. Natbilba Siaarto mar
Idpper franf an 2lngenent5iinoung
i'm 0eaconeB Soipital. lit nun abar
pieoer oabeim uno lit beiier.
slm 1. Nop. bGlt Saronia cine Scar
tenpartie perbunoen nit Gang fir
Sung uno sllt. @ir bitten ,lniere .pcr.
ten 5reunbe iih oieien Mbeno fir Oia
Saronia 81 reierpieren. Shone 9rei.
ie rperoen perteilt. 0as &omitee lit en-
ser slrbeit aQes aufs bette 81 arran.
gieren
Saronia bittet nm Gales Gar
Stamps. 2ottp Sisarto miiroe lid,
freuen oieie entgesen5unebmen rmo
uno Saronia oanft reft innigit I'M
Toraus oafiir. Sanserin aatb. Grill
,piiniben mir baloige Beier,lng San'
germ Charlotte SfuIter lit audi mie'
Der afttp. 2iebe Sangerinnen bite
fommt 5ur Yrobe.
Glisabetb Iiihler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-25

3tucia %.

Gs biene aQen Sdnpeitern 3ur &C.
falligen Nabrifyt, oaB nGhltc regei,
nlaBige Seriun1mIlng am Sonntag,
Sen 12. Sftober, 9 ltbr nabmittaas
abgebalten miro. Gs ipllrbe bcihlol.
IenL oaB mir m6 bieier Geriammllna
Elm &artenpartie abbalten. TieSdape'
itern nit Sen q Namen meroen fer
rieren uno 5apnr nid)t MIR Gaifee -
lonoern einen leid)ten Sunf. Aeier'
piert end ale oieien Gag, oenn bie
SfapeItern i'm aomitee geben iih sic
groBte Niibe bieies &artenpartie 81
einem grten Grfolg 81 muden.
j9lae Sbmeitern nit Namen 9lma'
lia, 8erta, Gbriltine, 9ortp, Gllic,
emma, 8ertrlb, 6erta, Siloa, SSrene
Soiefine, ,Sobanna, 2ollile, Marga,
retbe, Hegina, 9foiina, SuIanna, Sil'
Ip umo @iIbelmine m0sen ii6 meloei1
Inn leid,ter Sano in Sano 81 arbeiten.
Sdapeltern pereebt nid)t oas Oa.
tllm es gebt oob gum @oble umo
9eiten. 9ringt alle el,re isre,mbe nit
bomit oies &artenpartie Elm GROCER
Grfolg miro.
9luf WieoerIebcn in ser Serinmm'
lung Sonntag, ~. Sftober, uno am
gbeno beim &artenpartie.
Gin tiid)tiges &omitee miro oafiir
iorgen, bob dIle einen 9emiitlidel
Mbeno baben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-25
Silisiuerf, Chapter 90. 5.

slm lebten SamstagabenS perIan.
melten iih cine 8rnppe bon MIn=
nern unS 6rauen pom 31ueig 26 umS
40 Inn ein Chapter 81 griinoen fir
oas "2ntberan Nelicf for SranIpl-
pania Saron Snc.". IS Wuroen sic
folgenoen @camten fir Dies Chapter
saudb!t: YrGiioent, Subn Selsri9Y
Yrot. sSefr., 'NluOreaS 5. 8inoer,
Shabmeiiter, Mfihael llridpl, Sim
Sefr, Ynbreas Sdmiot, bonn WGus
nerperein unS 5rml Mnru Saub punl
6rauenperein.
Die 0eamten uno @ruppe bieies
Silfsperfs lit bereit nit all ibrel,
/; arGiteu bieic slrbcit Suretsuiiibrell.
slber iie aaein f0nuem bieie groBe
ytotbilie nibt beiorgen, Inn Sen ar.
| men Eotieioenoen 81 belien, baber ers
illben mir alle Wtitglieoer ser beioen
Gereine 3aueig 26 lmb 40 81 belien.
8erte 8riioer uno Sbpeitern, lift
ale ipiBt baB bie Scot groB lit uno oie
| 3eit lit iett 81 belfen. @ir in einenl
2ano nit Siille rmS 5iiae, @ott bat
, uns alle reidli6 geiegnet, laBt uns
uniere Gbriltenpilidt erfiiQen inbe.n
mir Sen Mrmcn lleberiee Nabrlnas
mittel uno &leiocr ihiden.
Wir crtparten oaB iib ale Mdnner
,mb 6rauen onidlieBen aueroen. slae
iolGe W6mer unb Jrauen. oie an
! oteiem Silfsiuerf mitbelfen luollel'
! uno 1pelhe Gleioer mo gBnparen fir
Hafete ienoen fonnen, iuollen einem
bon Sen obem genannten 8eamten an
rufen uno Sic iino germ 6ereit Die
Sad)en ab5llbOlen.
Die beioen Gereine baben i6on
iiber builbert rGare" -Bafete lleberice
gei6ift, Inn oie Scot mlerer Sahien
, 8rii0er uno Shlpeltern 81 linOern.
gsum laBt uns uniere 8ruber- ,,nb
ISftpciterliebe 5eisen. inoem mir ole
an oieiem Silfsaperf mitarbeiten. IS
iIt unier aller Yffiht.
0as Silfslperf.
81. S. 8inoer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-25
2iucia 81.

gQen SdNucItcrn oicnc sur geiil
ligen Nohribt, CAP Die nGdite Ser
iammllng am Sonntag 5. Sftober
2::3O llbr nahmittags, itattiinoe,
ilnO ale SdlueItern iino gebcten II
oieler Geriummlimg ampeicno 5u icil
ocnn es lino icbr uibtise Elmfte 81
beraten, nGmlih pegen 6es &raufen
gelbes. Cine ieoe Sh,peiter hat cir
Heht ibr 8utoenten oariiber uussu
Iprehcn.
Gie giicherpriiiung iinoet am 9
Sftobcr, If llbr morsens itatt. sllil
Sonnerstag. Die 9eamtinnen iolui
Sas aonlitee moaen bies sur aennt
mis- nebmen.
aranfe Sdppeitern iino: aat6
Grill Gtbel Yoloer, Soiie fellon
Sui Appel, &atb. Selwig. @ir min
lden alien baloiee 9eiierung.
Sobanna 8olff, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-25
3tucis 4.

Gs oiene allem Mitglie0ern slr
ytatriht, buB uniere Gerlanlmlung
am 5. Sftobcr, 3 llbr nabmittags
itattiinoet. SIS licgen iebr pidtige
8e'hailc 81 crleoisen Dor, pelbes
icbeS DiitglieS angebt Suber tperoen
ulle Wtitglieoer bringeno eriu6t oieie
Ser'annnlilng 81 beluden. Nab Der
Seriamnlllmg lit aaifeefrdn5ben uuN
&artenpartie.
9iiberpriiillng iinoet itatt am
sSrcitag, Sen 3. Sftober. &pmitees,
Gerpalterinncn uno SefretGre iino
erlud)t Inn 8 llbr abenos 81 erihei.
uen I'M @citieite 2 .lhieubeim.
sluf ser aranfenliItc iino: Sdeu
Sherpertb, Wtatbilbe Sigarto uuo
Inna Sinnonis.8rob sSir ipiinidel
ibnen allen rcbt balbige 9eiierlrng.
Gliiabetb Siid)ler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-25
Der 5ramen Werein Der ct. SObannes
Stride

bittet ole lPitglieoer ser airne
Sonntags ODER penn INNER lie 5ur
Stride fommen, etpas mitsubringcn
sur Sinoerung ser Scot i'm altcn go.
terlano. glles luirh germ angenom,
men, tuie giidienfleiih, Wilh, Sett,
Cereal, Webl, aleiSer uno au6 @eIo.
geim Gingang ser STRIDE miro inlmcr
cine aiIte iteben .5ur Muinabme Der
8nben.
Ser Srauen gerein miro am If.
Sftober elm &artenpartie abbaltcn in
Den HGumen Der Stride sur Inter.
itiibung bes Siebenbiirger Silfsfono.
0ie 5rallen bitten INN 5ablreihen
9eiuf. f9llice 8ramp, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-25
3tpeia 20.

Sn ser lebten 8erlamntf,lng, Die
gut beiubt luar, iuuroe beibIoiien
ipieoer am eritem Sonntag I'M WonGt
oie Gcriammllmg ab5ubalten. Nlln,
Iiebe 5reunoe mo9efannte bon STILES
unS llngcbung mobte Ser 3apeig 20
bitten nob5uidauen i'm &alenoer fir
eie gnrnerfllng am 28. Septenlber.
Sonntag nabmittag. Oas &onitee
miro ibrn nm llbr alle oie Sreunoe
ber3lidJ empfangen. Gs periprab iiir
Giien mo grfriicfllns mo 9an5en
uno alerlei Spiele 81 iorgen. M!io
liebe sSrellnoe fommt ale uno labt
ms miteinanoer oieles lebte Yidnid
i'm idi0nen 8arten ,llrter 8Gumen aui
griinc'n @ras neben ser Salle an
III Belmont aue., Stiles, abbalten.
9as Hrogramm:
Seil5ieben fir MGnner, fir Sin.
Der 8mlmiballonaufblaien uno IN
oie @ette laufen, fir ssrauen uns
MGnner EferOeibubperfen uno nod
piel mebr Spab miro porfommen.
i5rib Sbea, Yrot. sSefr.
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Notwithstanding bes 3tpeis
80 lit Gienstagabeno, Sen 80. Sept,
punft 8 llbr.
&eselmdbise SerIamn1lune bes
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tag i'm Monot Sftober, oen 5. DIT.
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fir ale Mitglieoer. Gin tiidbtiaes
&omitee lnter Der 2eitune Don 8r.
Srib Goertb lit an Der Irbeit alien
einen irbonen Mbeno 81 bereitcn.
8eben lit Seliser aIs Nebmen. -
Scbt, es tut nidt apeb. - Wit oieien
puei @coanfen I'M Sim er0ifnet cure
Ser5en uno gebt mas ibr MIR seben
fOnnt fir oen Sahien Silfsfono. Ssu
Ser naben 3llf,lnft iueroen alle Mit-
glieoer l,nieres Sereins einen fursen
ober ber5oringenben 8rief erbalten,
in bem ellb ans Ser5 selegt miro tuie
oringenO cure Silfe ben0tigt lit. Sn
oemielben auperte iueroet ibr auh
cine &arte finoen. 9ieie miro audi in
oieiem 8rieflein bei6rieben speroeu.
8itte nebmt oieies Sdreiben 81 Ser
sen.
@ir aeoenefen bierlnit umiern i'm
lebten %onat oeritorbcnen 8riiocrn:
Widael Nief nnb Sobann @Sbm.
8ott idenfe ibnen feline eapige bimn.
liide Hube.
Wtit @ebet gebenfen tpir unierer
aranfen: Comp Sruidnnf, Sol,anu
Stoiieno, Naoreas @eltber, ireh
Sartmann, Sobann Notb, Martin
Soesu, 5rib &naa. M0se Scr bimm.
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Wir eriuben ale Mitglieber bon
Stiles iib am 1. September in Der
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Ger airhen Sraueu Yerein ser ct.
Sobannes Stride oauft alien, sic gs-
fommen auaren INN nit uns oas -.
iabrige Slrbiliilun mit5uieiern. gllcn,
Die beinl Erosraum mitgenirtt ba,
ben, Sen Icitrebneru, Dem Sirisentcn
oen Soloilten,, alleu Sic lns nit 6e.
id,enfen beoaht, oem &irhendor, nm,
fern SOdtern, sic uns oas Giien &c.
foht llno ieroiert baben, Sem glrrcn.
gierlngsfomitee nit ser YrGi. Spiia
aoh on ser Spite, ,pelhe fir Sic
if)one Seforation nit Sem 9rnoer
arib geiorgt uno alten sic uns nit
8eldenfeu beoabt huben, allen ici
ber3lib geoanft. u. Sd.
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slae ShtueItern uno 8riioern oes
3meig 9 peroen 0arauf aufmerflam
9enlabt, baB mir am II. Sftober IN,
fer 6iabriges Stiftungsfeit feiern.
9as aomitee lit an ser slrbeit I'm
allen 8eiudern einen redt gemiit,
liden abeno 81 bereiten. 8itte bic
aarten, Die euh 5ugeididt ueroen.
no mOglid) ale su perfaufen, bumit
mir eiren grlten Griolg babcn.
SSn Der Soffnlmg reht piele be.
griiBen 81 fonnen aeif)net
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3uglulten oes SGhliihen Silfs.
perteS Ser @eitieite perauItaltet ser
6ranen Gcrein ser Seutib @cneinoe
Elm Mittogeiien Sountas sen ~.
Sftober, im GrSgeid)oB ser Stride
nab Dem enaliiden 8ottesoienit. Sc.
Der lit her5lih ipillfommen uno aebc.
ten iid an5ulneloen. 1890 l1br miro
ierpiert.
gnnelollnaen tperben entsegenge-
nommen bon ErGi. emma Sartman,
$50. TS9, ooer Hoie Gpe, slt. 014O.
Hple Gpe, Sefr.