davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-01-03
List Of Election Gifts,
AllegedIY by Unions,
Given Justice Unit
BY the Associated Press

The House Campaign Investigat-
ing Committee handed over to the
Justice Department yesterday a list
Of So election contributions by labor
unions and II by corporations which
1t said appear to be in violation of
the Federal Corrupt Practices
Act"
Chairman Priest told a reporter
the committee wants the Justice
Department to take any action 1t
believes necessary. Most of the in
stances cited were in New York.
The Corrupt Practices Act forbids
unions or corporations to give finan-
cial help to candidates in general
elections. The committee recon-
mended amending 1t to forbid them
further from purchasing radio time,
among other things, in connection
with general elections.
Communist Inquiry Asked.
The committee also recommended
that the Justice Department look
into the failure Of the Communist
Party to file report under the law.
Most Of the unions mentioned were
New York affiliates of large CIO
unions. They were listed as contrib
uting varying amounts to the Great
er New York Political Action Co
ordinating Committee or the New
York County American Labor Party
Campaign Committee.
The corporations also largely in
New York, were listed as having
contributed to the Americans Uni
ted for World Government.
The committee said the contribu-
tions ranged from $3.50 to 5000.
In New York, John F. Ryan, exec
utive vice president of the Newspa-
per Guild of New York, one of those
cited, said, THE New York Guild
contributed not one red cent in an
official capacity from its treasury
The membership did make con-
tributions on an individual donation
basis which does not constitute a
violation of the law"
Report Called Hog WASH"
Joseph F. Kehoe, secretary-treas-
urer of the American Communica-
tions Association, termed the allega-
ton of election law violation as "so
much hog wash Our organization
has scrupulously observed the law
This is patiently another case where
those who wish to weaken labor are
operating on the theory that if you
can't get the unions one way try
another. This latest attempt won't
work either"
Evening star., 1947-01-03
slayer Executed in Vermont

WINDSOR, VT, Jan. 3 R.-Ron-
aid Watson, 20, Newfoundland farm
hand, died in the electric chair last
night for the murder on Christmas
eve, 1945, of a Rutland taxicab
driver on a lonely Chittenden road
The execution was Vermont's first
in 13 years and its second in 40
| years.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-02

Der ga1aen Gr6e (Mnttb. "a, t4), Oie
8efebrmng oes iiioifden Bolfes lSR0m.
II, 25f); Elm ipeitgebenber Mbfou
pom driitlihen @lanben nno Qeben
(0tottb. 24) nno bas Mmftreten 0es
antidriits e. Sbeii. 9; /. Sob. 2,
1S, %; 4, 1ff.). Sie Sfferbornng,
Ole oie san5e Stride gum @Iauben Der-
pflihtet, iGloB ab nit Dem Sooe 0es
lebten @poitels. Manhen Seiligen
nuroen in @eIidten Sffenbarungen
5uteil, pelde Sffenbarung nns aber
nur Damn gum @laliben berpflihten,
falls mir beltimntt piiien, bob lie bon
Soft itammen. 9as aber fonnen mir
obne firhlid)e gntibeioung niemals
miiien; unb ba Die Stride drBerIt iel-
ten iib in iolhen Saben ausipribt,
lit niemanb perpflidtet, Bribatoffen-
barungen at glauben. Selbit mo oie
Stride bie MISUNDERSTANDING als bon
@ott fommeno anerfennt, maht iie
oieielbe ood niemals 5ur @laubens-
Jade. Die ein3ige auelle, aus Der mir
unfeblbar iiber Dos 2eioen GbriIti I'M
terribtet tperoen, lit Die 81. Shrift
uno Die 2ebre Der Stride.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-02
81. g., q. @.

Sau fommt i'm eisentliden Sinn
meoer aus ser grbe, 3. +. aus Der
@rooberfldde, aus Bflanaen, Steinen
uno @egenItdnoen auf Der grbe, nod
eigentlid aus Der Suit, aus Der Mt.
moipbdre. Inter Sau beritebt man
Den Rieoeridlae bes in ser 2uft ent.
baltenen @aiieroampfes, tpelher ent-
itebt, uenn burd 9emperaturernie-
origung infolge n1dtliber IusItrnb-
lung Ser Sattigunsssuitano Der 2uft-
feudtigfeit erreiht uno iiberidritten
lit. Ser Sau fomnlt alIo nift aus Ser
groe ielbIt ODER aus ben auf 6erieI-
ben befinoliden @egenitGnOen, ion.
bern bilbet lid ON BEN abgefibIten
8egenItanoen, tuie Bflan5en, Steinen
uno Gd6ern. 8ernanot lit Der NebeI,
cine Sriibung Der 2uft infoIge Som
benlation oes @niierbampfes. gr be-
itebt aus @aiiertropf6en, Die fi6 Der.
grGBern unb ollmdblid in &egen iiber-
geben. 3miiden Nebel uno Bolfen
6eItebt fein tpelentli6er 1nteri1ieo.
Sener liegt Ser grooberfldhe auf, Die
lie ihmeben in gr0Berer S0be. WebeI
entItebt bel binreiheno feudter 2nft
meilt ourd itarfe @drmeausItrabImng
Beg grobooens in flaren Nd1ten. 9ie
unterIten 2uftihibten iperben 6aburh
abgefiiblt mnb ourb &on6eniation
m m w
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-02
9. a., Sans.

Ger S6utpatron ser 8auern (Sar-
mer) lit ser III. Siioor. gr mar nm
oas Sabr 1910 in Maorio als &in6
armer, einfad)er 2eute geboren. St
iunsen Sabren peroingte er iih auf
bem 2anogut zines goelmanns. Ole
lem galt Die Irbeit ieiner S1noe in
Staq llnb Selb iein 2eben lang. Sci
ner @attin Waria bella gabe5a
ihenfte er sic 2iebe uno Sorgfalt
zines treuen gbemannes. gr fiibrte
tie oen gleihen @es Ser @ottberbun-
oenbeit, ben er ielber eing, uno bill
bete tie CUR Seiligen. Sbr ein5ises
Gtno rief 8ott balo tpieoer beim su
Sid. Nit ie65ig Sabren ltarb er am
Is. Deai 1130 zines ianften Sooes.
8iel mebr ipeiB sic @eId)ifte ieines
Sebens ni6t az berihten. @as Den
einfaden, idli6ten 8auersmann gum
Seiligen madte, oen @ott ols iolden
nod Dem Sooe bur6 niele @unoer
beseugte, tparen feline auBeroroentli-
den 9inge, feline Saten bon tpeltbe.
ipegenoer geOeutung, feline beionbern
8erfe Der 5rommisfeit uno 8uBe.
8ebet nnb slrbeit mar Ger Snbalt iei-
mes gan5en 2ebens. Gie 2egenoe be.
ridtet, baB Der Seilige am SeIorain
in 8ott beriunfen betete, tpGbreno gn-
gel ieinen 8flug burd Die slderidol-
len fiibrten. Ser beilise 8auersmann
Siioor abnte iiderlid in ieinem 2eben
nidt, oaB er einmal aum Shutbeili-
gen Ieines Stanoes, gum Staotpotron
bon Waaorib, BON Saragoiia uno &C.
pilla ltno gum Shubberrn Der ipani-
ifen &onigsfamilie ertpdblt perben
f0nnte.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-02
MuAkunN
6. g., Ser.

Ser 6riitlide 8unld: r@ott iegne
bih!", Der beIonbers in Siio-Seutih-
lanb beute nod iiblid lit, uenn ie-
mano nielt, gebt 5uriid bis ins ie6ite
Sabrbunoert, als @resor Der @roBe
oen papltliben Stubl 5ierte. I'm oiele
3eit berridte in Stalien cine gefabr-
Iide onitedenoe &ranfbeit. Sapit Gre
eor oronete @ebete on uno ernabnte
oas Solf otter bas 3eid)en oes beili-
gen &reuses 5u MAIDEN. @enn iemano
nieIte, pfleete man 5u iugen: r@ott
iegne bi6!" Gin frommer 8raud, ser
iih bis auf oen beutigen Sag unter
Dem tatboliiben golfe in 3eutidlano
erbaIten bat.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-02
-gb. g, 9eb, :

gu alien 3eiten boben gelebrte
S4riftausleger unb tiefe 9enfer in
Der @ebeimen Sffenbaruns, Ole Dem
FL. Sobannes auf Der Sniel Batmos
5uteil Durbe, nadgebadt uno geoeu-
telt iiber ben Sinn uno oie 8ebeutung
oieies gebeimnisoollen 8u6es, ober
niemano lit es' Bis iest gelungen, bie
in 6ieiem ounfeliten aller 4apiteI Der
81. Shrift entboltenen 8ebeimniiie
@ottes gu ersriinben. sSn einem groB.
artigen 8ilbe eri6einen bie Sample
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-02
Brtefr aua 0hina
Sebfiang, "a. Suni 1947.
Sebr geebrter Serr Shriftleiter!

@eltern erbielt ih orei geunlmern
Sbres 8lattes auf einmal. Ssn Der
Summer bonn 10. @priI las id nit
ipe5iellem Sntereiie oie @usfunft
ifber oie grI6einungen bon ssatima
uno Die 8iiion Der ebrtp. &atbarino
gmmerid. Sn groBen Not5eiten
greift Der Menld ia immer eerne gu
gropbe5eiunsen, um einen 2i1tItrabl
in Der Gunfelbeit Ser @egentpart gu
finoen llnb oie 81. S9rift unb oie
&ir6engeidi6te 5eigen uns, oaB @ott
in Seiner 8armberaigfeit otter SET
men Seiligen Die 3ufunft entbullt,
Inn Seine meltregierenbe Sano ii1t-
bar 5u MAIDEN nnb ben Meni6en
Croft 5u bringen in ibren unDer.
itdnoliden Shidiolen. Sn oielem
Sinne babe i6 oie erip1bnten Mus-
FINITE seleien.
Sn oieiem Gimme mohte i6 Gie
auf cine anoere 8eisiagung bes bl.
Sobannes 8osco aufmerfiam MAIDEN,
Die iiG in ettpa nit oer Biiion Der
ebrm. Nnna &atb. gmmerid iiber
bns Shifial Ser Sta0t Baris 6edt.
Sd entnebme oieie Hropbe5eiung Ser
|St. 8osco-8iograpbie bon Salotti-
|ShlegeI (Saleiianer-8erlag, Weiin.
dem, II. 9anb, g. 375. gs beiBt ba
ipie folgt:
.an Der Bigil bonn Seite Der gr-
Ideinung oes Serrn oieies Sabres
1870 nerlhmnnhen nlIe @eeenit1nbe
meines 3immers Dor meinem @eiIte
|lino ih fanb mid bel Der Betrah.
tnng iibernatiirliber Ginge. Dieier
3uitano 6auerte niht lange, 6oh lab
id pieles. Sbglei9 Der @eitalt unb
Griheinung mad iinnfdaig, f01nen
oieie Dinge bod nur duBerit ihner
.ourh dliBere inb iinnlih mabrnebm-
bare 3eihen anbern mitgeteilt tDer.
ben. Wan befomn1t aus Dem Golgen.
ben cine Soee 6abon. 90 lit bie
5prahe @ottes, Der glus6rudsipeiie
oer Meniden angepaBt.
8on Sii6en fonlnnt Der arieg, bon
Noroen fommt Der Grie6e. Die @e-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-02
g. g., 80.

XIV tuSCuultuIG IPuutltIC NytNAEttS
tion lit elm alter proteItantiiher Ga.
oenbiiter, Der bon &atbolifetfein6en
INNER tDieoer berborgebolt uno 6en
geldidtsunfunoigen unb leihtgIdubi-
gen Waiien nufgetiiht miro. SeIbii
aufriftige proteitantiihe @eibi9ts-
ihreiber baben feitgeitellt, bob bic ipa-
.niide Snauiiition fein firblid)e MaB.
nabme, ionbern cine f0niglih-Ipani-
ide mar. sic lit bon ben banaligen
ipaniiden &0nigen nod bollit6nbiger
8eiiegung Der Recommendation
Wauren in Spanien gegriin6et lpor-
oen, nm ibren Sbron, Der, bon beim-
Ii6 piibIenben Mauren nno sSuben
gefabr0et mar, au befeitigen. 9ieie
Snquiiition, gegen Mauren un6 SUI
Sen geri1tet, ipurbe bon ip1tern So
nigen aud gegen anbere Srrlebrer
Don beren ginbringen unb
ltmiidgreifen iie fir ibre 4rone fiirh.
teten. CAB aber bic Stride 8etpaltiam-
feiten oieier Snquiiition fernitano,
erbellt tpobl am beIten baraus, tpenn
aus, tpenn Die Stride ielbit ft6 gegen
oieie erfldrte, obne gebort au tperben,
uno ipenn Ole Seinoe ser Stride in
Spanien es uns be5eugen miiiien,
oaB Die Stride ni6t bie Snquiiition
gegriinoet. Ser @eri1tsbof Ser ssn-
auiiition idloB Dor 800 Sabren, 5ur
3eit, als bas &on5il bon Srient ber-
iammelt mar, ben erlten grabiihof
Spaniens ielbit, 8artbolomeus Co
ran5an, ins 8efdngnis elm. 9ie gan-
&c Stride itaunte. 8ersebens ber-
Danote iid fir ben @efangenen Der
oamalige Bapit Bius w.; berge-
bens nerlangte Die gum &onsil bon
Srient beriammelten 8iih0fe feline
6reilaiiang bonn ipaniiden &0nige.
8as aber Die Seinbe ser Stride be-
trifft, 10 bnben Die ipaniiden Srei-
maurer, bie Batter oerer, oie ieitber
Die Stride ebenio feinbIelig un6 gif.
tig perfolgen uno oertpiiiten, i'm Sab
re 1912 nit Der @eIdi6te Der Sn.
quiiition iih beiddftiet, als Die TO-
genannten Gortes auf Der SnIel 2eon
bel spanien fif) beriammelt batten.
Sic fonnten niht umbin, feierlid nno
offentli6 5u erflGren, bob BbiIipp
H., Der 90nig bon Spanien, ser
Stifter Der Snquiittion mar. Selbjt
oieie fOniglide ipaniibe ssnq1i.
iition erideint als oas reinIte
ainoeripiel i'm 8erglei6 5u ben rSSsn-
quiiitionen" Ser mobernen Diftato-
rem, tpel6e Willionen l1nihuIoiger
NIT aon5entration Marter nno
600 berfoIgen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-02
sibn, aaniu, Gbina, gatbolic Miiiiom

8ir MAIDEN niel 8ejens nit ser
Geinli6feit, i6reien nod itaubfreier
Suit nnb fiimmern nns tuenia Inn
Die lanbere Seele. @ir bangen iiber-
al Spnfoerbote bin aus syurft bor
Dem 8a5illus. Mir erlaiien polieaet-
llfe Borlbriften iiber Die Spsiene
Der StraBe. Wir baben in mnlerm
9aulern &ebror0nungen, G1arrei-
len, Seppihe. @ir Ganatifer Der
Sauberfeit, mir Saiier oes StGub-
hens uno Der 8afteriel - 5don
redt! slber in iaubere Sanier gebo-
rem aud iaubere Sdriften! See
ben Der duBeren 9feinlidfeit Dor al.
lem bic innere 8einlidfeit! Mber iau-
bere Glide, pie ielten lino iie in ben
ldon gepubten d)riitIiden Saufern!
or. Wdoer).
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-02
: Gran s. 9, Mina.

@er leidt Seraflopfen befonnt,
trinfe tdglid cine gaiie Yfeffermin3.
tee ODER gebrmfe Bfeffernlina in il.
geno elmer Sorm. Bleidiiidtige, Blnt-
arme unb Mitbmaleioenoe tperben of-
ter bon Ser5flopfen geplagt. lin 0ns
glut bonn Ser3en ob3uIeiten, Iege mar,
elm pielfad sIiammengelegtes, nniies
Suh auf ben unterleib. gs lit auh
RATTAN, Dor bem Shlnfengeben Die
SiiBe falt rb3utpaIden unb elm @Ins
marmer WiId an trinfen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-02

uno Siege Der Stride @ottes auf Or.
oen uno enoli1 Der glorreihe Sri.
umpb bes @uten iiber oas Boie am
gnoe Der 3eiten. SeoesmaI, ipenn Ell
ne 3eitennenbe iif In Der @eibi1te
poasog, fuuroen oie Wenihen bon I'M
rube uno grDartung ergriffen. gs
traten Geutler unb n8ropbeten" auf,
Die oiele @rUartiing iteigerten 6urd
8orausiagen Ser n1bern ooer entfern-
teren 3utunft, burd Seutung bon
8oraeiden fommenoer greignilie, lei
es, oaB lie iif auf o6er bon anBen
angebli6 erbaltene grleudtung berie.
fen, oOer our6 4nalogien aus Der
Sergangenbeit, 8erehnungen itatiiti-
ider ODER logiIher Mrt als 8etpeile
brahten. SO mar aud Der gan3e
Orient 5ur 3eit GbriIti, beionoers
aber oie Sl1oen, bon oieier in Die 53u-
funft i6auenoen unrube eriaBt. &eit
lit baber Die 3abl Der 51riften, Die
i'm Yropbetentum oes Srients bieie
3ufunft in 8iloern uno @leihniiien
81 entrdtieln iu6ten. Sci ben ssu6en
Dnroe oas 8ub Daniel erg1nst uno
fortgeIest our6 bas 8u6 Seno6.
Gbriitus ielbit batte oas Strafgeridt
iiber Serulalem porausgelagt, cine
Beisiagung, Die ii6 i'm Sabre 20 fait
bu6itablif erfiiate. gr bate aber
aud Seine @ieoerfunft oils @eItrif-
ter uno Die 8or5eiben oes 8eltunter-
gangs berfiin6et, aber ansoriidIih
oafiir feline 3eitbeitimmung gegeben.
Srot aller abnungen unb 8orausIa-
gungen Dom @nbe ser @elt aina 6as
erlte Sabrtalrieno ooriiber. ga erfaBte
Die Weni6beit pieoer bie MnaIt uno
Die grDartuns bes 8eltenoes, unb
aailer Otto jill. ma6te ieine beriibm-
te Ytlgerfabrt. Sann tpieoer nuroen
lebenotg Die @orte Ser Sffenbarung,
tpie tie aud) iiber fiinfbunoert Sabre
lpater einem Sobann bon 2eDoen, Der
i'm 5iebertpabn Der relieioien 8en6e
elm tauIenoidbriges Hei1 in MiinIter
erriften iuollte, gum 8eroerben tpur-
Den. SO brben allh nabbem, in foIt
ieoem Sabrbunbert, Menihen, oie
man nihts meniger als Seber nno
Eropbeten nennen fann, oas @elt-
enoe porberberfiinoet. 8efannt lit bas
geraOe5u pbantaItii6e @ebabren ber-
idieoener Seftenpreoiser, oie meiIt
aus einem feinesnegs ioealen un6 re-
Weotib ibrem naipen @efoIge
Die Dnnoerliditen Singe porgaufel-
ten. Illes, mos mir aus Der 81.
S6rift uno ser Sffenbarung iiber oas
8eltenoe miiien, lit, baB es beItimnt
eintrifft, mann, oas tpeiB nur 8ott
allein, uno Dos bat gr feinem Meens
ihen geoffenbart. 9ie Sl. Shrift iagt
uns, bob Der uiiinsite Gag, Ser un-
tergang Der gegenpartisen, ii6tbaren
@elt insbeIonoere Ser groe fommen
miro (Wfattb. 5, 18; "a, 35), un6
5ipor ourb Seuer 5eritort tperoen
miro G. Betr 8, 7ff.) gum 3pefe Ser
Geinigung uno 8erfldrung. Mit Dem
8eltenoe miro Elm neuer Simmel un6
cine neue @roe eriteben g. Yetr. 3,
t3), iiber oeren ndbere 8eidaffenbeit
ieood bie Sffenbar,,ne nidts 8e.
Itimmtes iogt. Sait eben 10 ounfel,
unoorberIagbar uno 6eutbar fino bic
gor5ei6en, Die BON Der S6I. S6rift
Deroen, ols: oie 8erbrei.
tung oes briltliden @laubens auf
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-02

forihunsen nn9 oieiem Wude an
|erideinen laiien? Sd CLAUDE, es Mir
itellen uno ons @eientIthe 6nro1is
ben fih nidt tpenige 2eier fiir
|iolden 2eieitoff iiitereiiieren.
Sn0em ih Sbrer geid1tten 3ei-
tnng biel grfolg piinIde, bleibe id
Sbr ergebener
p. Sran5 @eiieImann, MICS.
X Sibo, aaniii, China.
Catholic Wiiiion,
%. SUM 1947.
Sebr geebrter Serr!
Gin armer oeltlher Miiiioror III
ben boben Bergen Der einiamen Pro-
bin5 aaniu Tim @.ite1 Gbinns, nobe
bel Sibet) lit obne 3sitnng.
@abe es tn Sb.em geidGsten 2e-
ierfreiS bielleidt einen eOeImiitigen
Weniden, Der mir ben ,@anoerer'
regelmGBig ie0e @obe ienben Mir
.oe2 Bir baben quite Boitperbln6ung
bia Sdangbai oocr Hefing.
8ergelt's @ott! ON einem t1gIihen
Wemento tpdbrenb meincr bl. MeI}e
ion es geuiB nidt ieblen!
Wit europa baben tpii tpieSer
BoItberbinonng. God 0iirfen feline
3eitungen geianbt per6en.
Sier in Der 8roptn3 aania fino
feine aommuniiten. Sier fam man
@ott lei Ganf nod iret arbeiten.
Sn meiner alten Bropina Shait-
tung, mo- i6 adbt Sabre Bel oen
Il. g. q. Sntbers miiiionierte un6
Die Il. g. M. Miiiion gegen oie
Sapien (Sapaner) ibiitte, tpdbreno
Die II. g. 81. Satbers i'm @onsen.
trationslaser @eibiien tpeilten, iiebt
es b0ie aus. Seit brei Monoten Iino
bort nabe5u alIe Wiiiionsitationen
bon ben fommuniltiIhen Srnppen bes
iest ODER niebergebrannt. Die II. g.
u. Satbers un6 Giiters fonntp,:
NIT @ottes endbiger SiIfe oas mad.
te 2eben retten nno pia Siinanfu.
Befing in Die amerifaniIhe Seimat
entfommen. Dec gratiasi @ott m0ae
oie arrnen dineiii9en GbriIten icbii-
benl Denn 6ieie Seroe lit ia obne
Sirt!
Inn Gbina Dor Dem @ommnnisnus
au retten, iim Gbina gum gbriItentum
gu befebren, muB Die ganoe DRIFT
li6e @elt betenl gluh bier beiBt es
mieoerum: Il. g. M., nniere einaige
iroiide Silfe. Soft idiise Mmerital
so tDollen mir oenn in @ottes gea-
men bebarrlif unb einiom in oiefer
Bergmilonis peiter arbeiten uno
9nnger, Seuben, M1uber, gntbebr.
nng nno ben orobenoen g:nfall ser
&ommuniiten geouloig aus Der Sano
Der gottli6en 8oriebung anneb:nen,
anf bob CHINA baIoigIt oen Nee fin.
bet gum Shafitaa 6es @utea Sirten.
Sn Der 2iebe Gbriiti griiBt Sic atno
Die geiddtte 2eieridoft Sbr banfbar
ergebener
p. SilbebronS,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-02

Ib in ma ucben
in uaumM nnnbN Narung
den
M in dund Oaenah
md dunh feufr
sheae zugdate
Bite, schicken Sic Ihre Cabe noch heute.
FIN
wandrer TO
e Stree Pau
Gndemen
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-12-11
BOYD
Mrs. James p. Kerr
Boyd
Phone PooleSUiIe 2047

MRS. Vivian Orme of Dickerson
went to Philadelphia on Saturday
last to attend the football game
between the. Navy and Army
teams.
A family dinner was held on
Thanksgiving day at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. William M. Williams,
with the usual turkey and trim
mings. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. B, N. Headley and family and
Paul Wilson, of Rockville, and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert M. Williams and
daughter Carolyn, of Boyds. The
only discordant note was the i'll
ness of Mrs. Williams, Sr.
The regular meeting of the Wom-
ems Missionary Society was held
or Nov. 20 at 8 P. M. at the par
sonage with good attendance.
Mrs. Sylvester Watkins was the
assisting hostess at this meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Heisler
and family were guests of the lat
ter's brother and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Pollard in Alexandra,
on Thanksgiving Day, The two lit
tie girls, Alice and Cynthia Hes-
Ter, remained over until Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Eleanor Maughlin was the
guest of the Thanksgiving holidays
of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Enos
Keys in Silver Spring.
Mrs. Howard Fisher of Pitts
burgh arrived on Monday to spend
a week with her mother, Mrs.
Eleanor Maughlin
On Sunday last Miss Margie
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Mrs. James Schroeder
Phone 2S5-W
Gaithersburg :

Under the able direction of Mrs.
Maxwell Burdettc, the Gathers
burg High School Mixed Glee
Clubs are giving their annual
Christmas concert on Friday ewes
ming, December IL at 8s15. Those
fortunate enough to listen on
Tuesday morning over radio sta
ton WGAY received a taste of the
treat. in store TO: them Friday.
With John Cornelius as student
announcer, the Glee Clubs sang six
OF the numbers they viii sing at
the concert.
For the concert Barbara Thomas
and Leona Irwin will play duet
and also serve. as accompanies.
The soloists are Barbara Thomas,
Dottie Bell Benson, Rebecca Ped
dicord, Kenneth Federline and
John Cornelius. The Gi:ls Glee
Club will feature in Candlelight
Procession and the Mixed Glee
Club will sing the Cantata, "The
Wonderous Story. r
The December meeting of the
Gsithersburg High School Parent
Teacher Association will be held in
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Virts and her sister and brother
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. John Bur-
dette of Rockville, were dinner
guests of their cousin, Mrs. Nor
man Bellison of Damascus.
Mrs. Lula Dutrow has closed her
home here and is making her home
with Mr.. and Mrs. John E.. Pol
lock. She is confined to her bed at
present suffering from exhaustion.
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Qalthe14b4sa9 Neua : Social, 1te~a

cember Is. Following the business
meeting a Christmas program will
be given by some of the students
Of the school. Rev. Andrew Pheisz,
Lutheran minister of Frederick
County, will speak briefly on the
class work bis pupils are doing in
the weekday Church school
classes.
Each home room and class in the
school is competing with one an
other for the honor of having the
most parents enrolled, as members
Of the PIT. A. by Monday night.
Five dollars goes to the room hav-
ing the largest parent enrolment
by that date. If you haven't paid
your fifty cents, do so before the
close of the meeting Monday and
help your child's room to win the
prize.
A little daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Glover on
December 2 at Montgomery Coun-
ty Hospital. Patricia Anne is quite
fortunate young lady in having
not only a grandmothe, and a
great-grandmother, but also a
great great grandmother living.
Mrs. o. F. Whidden and her
daughter, Mrs. William Brown live
in Winterhaven, Fla, while Mrs.
Browns daughter, Mrs. Carl Tram
nell lives in Gaithersburg near the
baby's mother, Mrs. Carolyn
Trammell Glover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Will
marth of Amityville, L. l., have
returned to their home after
spending several weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Hammond. Mrs.
Wilmarth is the former Mrs. Lily
Mills.
The Town Christmas tree will be
lighted as usual this year on the
lawn of Grace Church. Sponsored
by the local Homemaker's group,
the lighting ceremony will take
place on the evening of December
81 at seven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Frye and
children spent Sunday in Hagers-
town with Mr.. Frye's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Frye.
E. Bradley Clay and his orches-
ira will play for the Christmas
Dance to be held at the Gathers
burg High School gym on Satur-
day, December 20 from 9 to IL.
The gym will be decorated in the
manner of a sidewalk cabaret
with tables arranged around the
edge of the dance floor and with
attractive and Unusual lighting eff
fects off-setting the Christmas
decorations. Refreshments will be
served.
Cards are being sent to the
alumni and friends. of the school
tC stimulate interest in the dance
Miss Watkins and Mr.. Bilek will
chaperon the affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Reed will be
the guests this evening of Mr.
William Prettyman at the Knight
Tcmplar banquet held at the
Manor Club.
Mrs. William Cover is at hel
home recovering from a majol
operation. Her sister-in-law from
Warrington, w. Va, Mrs. Dolly
Richardson, is visiting her.
! Pentalpha Chapter, D. E. S. held
their annual election last Friday
/ evening. Those elected were Mrs
Myrtle Stup, Worthy Matron; DR.
w. d. Barnett, Worthy Patron;
Miss Mary Jane Reed, Associate
Matron; Harvey Lyles, Associate
Patron; Mrs. Elizabeth B. Schroe-
der, Secretary; Mrs. Lucille Etchi-
sen, Treasurer; Mrs. Cornelia
Walkes,, Conductress; and Mrs
Lorraine Walker, Associate Con,
ductress.
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