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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-12-25

MIR and Mrs. Wilbur Marshall were
called to Greenville Saturday on ac-
count of the death of her sister, Mrs.
DeLoach, who died after a lingering
illness in the hospital.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-12-25

F. N. Woody, of Boulder, Colorado,
and Miss Ouida Woody of Baton
Rouge, La, will spend Christmas
with their mother, Mrs. w. w
Woody.
Evening star., 1947-06-22
Mary Collins
Becomes Bride

st. James Catholic Church was
the scene OF the recent wedding OF
Miss Mary Ellen Collins, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward E. Collins
to Mr.. John Kenneth Broderick, son
of MI. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Brod-
erick. The Rev. Wilbur Wheeler
officiated before the altar. which
was decorated with white gladioluseS
and palms.
The bride was escorted by hel
father and had as her attendants
Miss Betty Jane Fridley. Miss Doris
Nash and Miss Mary Jane Golfer.
Carole Ann Philpot was the flower
girl and Dom Edward Philpot was
the ring bearer.
Mr.. John Noonan was the bes
man. ana the ushers were Mr.. How
ard Yingling. Mr.. George Collins
and MIR. David Collins
After a reception at the Roger
Smith Hotel. the couple left fol
Berkeley Spring. w. Va,
Evening star., 1947-06-22
Jac0bson-Mabonev
W eddinq esterday

Miss Marion Margaret Mahoney,
daughter of Mrs. John Lawrence
lMahoney and the late Mr.. Mahoney,
yesterday became the bride of Mr..
Wesley Cassel jacobson, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Wesley Jacobson of Cres-
ton. Iowa. The 2 O'Clock ceremony
| took place in the Lutheran Church
{of the Reformation. DR.. Oscar F.
BlackWelder officiating.
Mr. Theodore A. Jansen, brother
in-law of the bride, gave her in
marriage. She wore Juliet gown OF
white mareuisette trimmed in lace
and flngertip veil of Illusion. Her
large bouquet was of shasta daisies
and bahy,s breath. Her sister, Mrs.
Theodore A. Jansen. was matron OF
honor and was clad in white pique.
She carried double bouquets of pink
and blue delphinium. larkspur
bachelor buttons and baby's breath
which matched her headdress. The
Evening star., 1947-06-22
Miss T0nes to Wed

From Bangor, Me, comes the
announcement of Mr. and Mrs. Lau-
renee v. Jones of the engagement
of their daughter. Miss Cynthia
w. Jones, to the Rev. Mark Allison
Smith of Stamford, N. Y, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Lloyd Smith of
Washington.
Miss Jones is graduate of
Wheaton College in Norton, Mass,
and Mr.. Smith attended Wooster
college and was graduated from
Princeton Theological Seminary.
He served with the air forces in
Europe during the war and now is
minister of the Presbyterian Church
IN Stamford.
Mrs. Jones is the former Miss
Louise French of Washington.
Evening star., 1947-06-22
Ann Mibnck Bride
OF Robert Pifner

The marriage of Miss Ann Louise
Mibuck, daughter of Mrs. Philip G.
Egor of Cleveland, to Mr.. Robert
James Pitner OF Washington. son oi
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Pitner Of
Ripley. Miss. took place yesterday
afternoon in Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church The Rev. Ariel
Warner off1ciated at the ceremony
at 4 O'Clock.
Mr.. John ]. Mibuck, brother oil
the bride. escorted her and gave her
in marriage. With dress of white
lace trimmed with net she wore a
veil of illusion held in place by a
coronet of orange blossoms and
Evening star., 1947-06-22
Miss Barbour W ed
In Blue Hill, Ne.

Miss Dorothy Hitchings Barbour
daughter of Mrs. David Sheridan
Rumbough of Washington and the
late Mr.. Edward Lambert Barbour
of New York, became the bride at
1890 o'clock yesterday of DR.. Guy
Scull Hayes of New York. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlette H. Hayes of
Andover, Mass. The ceremony took
place in the First Congregational
Church in Blue Hill, Me, the Rev.
Francis Lee Whittemore of Dedham.
Mass, officiating.
Escorted by Col. David S. Rum
bough, the bride wore an ivory satin
gown trimmed with heirloom rose
point lace and a veil with insetS of
Evening star., 1947-06-22

the same lace. Her flowers were
lilies of the valley and white orchids,
Miss Jean Mali Moves of New
York City was maid of honor and
the bridesmaids were the Misses
Jane E. Hughes of Baltimore; Ethel
Benson OF Chestnut Hill, Pa, Alice
Mary Pierce of Portland, Me. and
Susan Sinclair of Toronto. Ontario
Canada. All wore yellow organdy
gowns. Miss Moves headdress was
white with blue daisies and her
bouquet was of blue and white
spring flowers. The others had on
yellow hats with white daisies and
carried yellow and white spring
flowers
Mr.. Bartlette H. Hayes. jr., was
best man for his brother and the
ushers were Mr.. John B. White and
Mr.. Edward Lambert Barbour
brother of the bride, both of Wash
ington: DR.. H. Webster Smith
Baltimore: Mr.. Chester H. King
jr., Cazenovia, N. Y, and Mr. Rod
ney w. Brown, jr, Canton, Mass
Mrs. Hayes attended Bennington
College in Vermont and DR.. Hayes
attended Harvard University and
Harvard Medical School
The couple will reside in Brazil
Evening star., 1947-06-22
ExcnsiveJ Yours,
Handsome Men in London Abundant;
Capital Socialites Take Up Television
Betty Beak

party last evening was Marsyl
Montgomerie Charrington. The
glamorouS daughter of Mrs. Henry
Drummond- Wolff is here from Eng
aand visiting her father. Sylvanus
Stokes, in Warrenton, and probably
stirring up little excitement In the
hunt country.
Newcomers to town are the
Comte de Caraman and his English
wife. They're young, attractive and
attached to the French Embassy.
One of those who joined the Free
French forces early in the war, the
Comte de Caraman is member of
one of the great families of France.
He is also related 10 Prince and
Princess Alexandra de Caraman-
Chimay of Belgium who divide their
time between New York, Paris and
Nice. The latter, by the way, is rhe
mot Ter of Alan St,lyvesant of New
York.
Caroline and Tommy Adams left
Friday morning for their home in
Falmouth, Mass. which bears the
intriguing name, Conegocheague
| To the uninitiated that is Mashpee
Indian language for long white
house. Up until just before train
time Caroline was bemoaning her
lot, having TO take three children,
three servants, one dog. two turtles
and 81 pieces OF luggage up to Cape
Cod without Tommy's help, while
all the time Tommy had ticket for
the same train in his pocket. He'll
be back In few days to return
later; his wife will be gone three
months.
Television is going to get a boost
in the fall. Come October l the
more pulchritudinous members of
the Junior League of Washington
will appear on the small screens of
home television sets. Goodlooking,
chic Jane Wheeler will probably be
one Of them; at least she is Or
ganizing the program that will
come over WNBW once a week from
5 TO 6 o'clock. Emily West, Eliza
beth Almirall, Agnes Birney, Mari
anna Kyle Murdock, Mrs. Farnham
Blair and Mrs. Kenneth Hoeffel are
also up to their ears In plans that
will start something new in chill
dren'S entertainment
AS the League only pioneers to
point the way, the idea in back of
this program will be to demonstrate
what good children's program is
like. They'll have games, like char
AIDES. with audience participation;
marionette shows, which Mrs Det-
low Marthinson will work on all
summer with group; illustrated
news for the young; plays put on by
school children, and-this is where
the small fry will have to make
room for the adults-comic car
toons. The league is welcoming any
toons. The League is welcoming any
name for the program
Evening star., 1947-06-22

News about the court presenta-
tions is pouring in from London.
The detailed flrst-hand reports give
one food for thought. Is the royal
standard of living, like the old school
tie. changing with the trend toward
socialism? Or Is the lapse from
court elegance as temporary as the
British would have one believe?
In any case, the garden parties
given by the King and Queen of
England, when chosen number
were presented to their Majesties,
sound very like the democratic in
formality OF afternoon tea at 1900
Pennsylvania avenue. The presenta-
tions were simply made with their
Majesties giving word of greeting
to each court debutante. The wom-
en- wore street-length dresses which
looked amazingly smart and fresh,
writes friend, when you consider
that one dress is equivalent to prac-
tically a years ration of clothes
coupons. The refreshment table
offered tea, prepared fruit drinks,
rolls, little cups of vanilla ice cream
and chocolate cake, a rarity that
caused many remarks OF apprecia-
ton.
There were some outstanding diff
ferences between such a party at
Buckingham Palace and one III the
White House-beSides the curtSying
There was The abundance Of di-
vine looking men in morning coats
and grey top hats" writes another
correspondent; ut really gives q
gal thrill to see SO many beauti-
fully dressed handsome, healthy,
rugged looking men" Editor S
note: England-bound liners are al
ready crowded. Then, as the party
ended, "one couldn't help noticing
in one corner of the garden beyond
the rose beds, the royal footman,
garbed In scarlet and gold, airing
the royal dogs"
Hildy and Bobby van Royen have
moved from their New York apart
ment back to st. Leonard'S, their
gorgeous place in Warrenton
They're having houseparty this
week end to celebrate their wedding
anniversary which was yesterday
Besides Jean and Walter Chrysler
Johnny Galliher and some socialite
New York visitors, at their dinner
Evening star., 1947-06-22

order-and served piping hot or
properly chilled, as the case may
be. They serve your favorite sea-
foods on complete luncheons and
dinners, too. The restaurant occu-
pies two buildings in the sarns
block-and is thoroughly air.
conditioned throughout. There are
innumerable dining rooms TO ac-
commodate parties OF all sizes. Ask
the headwaiter to seat you at the
Captains Table, or in the Ships
Cabin, or IN any OF the other
Marine Dining Rooms. l22l and
1907 z ST. NV.
Evening star., 1947-06-22

{. j
bridesmaid, Miss Helen Duer
Stephens, was similarly costumed.
Mr. Graham Jacobson was best
man for his brother and the ushers
were Mr.. William Foster and Mr..
Leon H. Yeckley.
There was a reception for the
bridal party and close friends at the
home of the brides mother. after
which the newlyweds left for we'd
ding trip to New England and Can
ada They will return to Washing
ton to live. The groom. graduate
of the University of Iowa, served
with the Army for four years and
overseas with the Persian Gulf
command. His bride is graduate
of Wilson Teachers College.
Evening star., 1947-06-22

The engagement OF Miss Edith
Rotto, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
James Rotto, to Mr.. Norton Pen
turn of Toronto, son of Mrs. Johns
Penturn and the late Mr. Penturn
Is announced by her parents
The bride elect attended Western
College and was graduated this
year from the University of Wis
conSin,
Evening star., 1947-06-22

SCHOOL. The studio Is deliciously
aforementioned for your comfort.
and you can take advantage OF the
Summer Special" Learn the fine
points of walking on a runway and
posing for photographers, in the
fashion modelling classes. You'll be
taught charm and poise, speech
and etiquette, posture instruction,
figure improvement, makeup and
hairstyling. The school offers a
convenient tuition plan: $40 upon
registration. the balance in small
weekly payments. Enroll tomorrow.
Located across from Woodward and
Lothrop. Second Floor at 6o4 llth
st. NV. Glasses from 1880 TO
$50. Phone Ma. 6o54.
Evening star., 1947-06-22
To Be Married

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c. Anglin
OF Hyattsville announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter, Miss
Shirley Sue Anglin, to Mr. Rob-
ert Madison Kline, with no date
set for the wedding.
Mr.. Kline is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred G.. Kline of Washington.
Evening star., 1947-06-22

lcarried white roses and gypsophila.
Mrs. John Wydro, cousin of the
bride. was her natron of honor.
wearing. orchid naarquisette and
carrying yellow roses. and Mr. Au-
brey Haynes was best man for the
bridegroom.
The reception was held at 2450
Massachusetts avenue, after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Pitner left for Hot
SDringS. Va.
Evening star., 1947-06-22

Tuesday and Wednesday-from .
am. to 4:30 pm, During those
hours, on those days. their reg
ular SIS Five Star" Oil Per-
manent, reduced to $40 while
the S17.50 "Creme-Oil" Permanent
Wave is reduced to $12.50. Call
for an appointment. The salon is
open evenings, too. l145 CONN.
AVE. Phone MA. 1926.
. <%%%$<
IS IF YOU'RE NOT A SEW
N SEW'-and have an
unused, obsolete sewing machine
Evening star., 1947-06-22
Eneaged to " ed

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert S. Anderson,
sr., of Mclean. Va, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Miss Dorothy Lorraine Anderson.
to Mr.. Norman Leonard Martin,
son OF Mr.. Eugene Lestre Martin OF
Washington. The wedding will
take place in November.
Evening star., 1947-06-22

S n o wy white,
spic and span!
To keep your
gloves in that
condition, take
them to the
S TELOS S RE-
PAIR SERVICE
for e KIP er t
cleaning a n d
repairing. They
Evening star., 1947-06-22
= = = = = =

M STREET NV.
i block beyond
Key Bridge, in Old
Georget o W n! It's
the SCIENTIFIC
PLATING CO M
PANY - and you
can have your old,
worn silver con-
verted into some
thing new and
Evening star., 1947-06-22
! = \ = =

can supply 1t
at o. d O N =
NEIL'S s E A
GRILL. All the
8 e a I o 0 s in
S e a 5 on q T e
served on spe-
cial pl a t t e r S,
onokad tn your
Evening star., 1947-06-22
%<<<%%

good n e w S for
you! MARGARET
E. SCHEETZE,
INC. is offering
Gin her delight
fully air condi-
toned sa Ion }
worth while saw
ings on two Of
her b st per-
manent W aV g S
q " q r " Mon dow
Evening star., 1947-06-22

and nolds-
at Philad
phia prices
and h o m e.
m o d e | killls
from $24 at
w IN THROP
CE RA M &c
S T U D IO?"
Evening star., 1947-06-22
! = = = = =

stored IN S o m e
corner of your
home, why not
sell it and use
the money for
something you
want. CAPITAL
A B B A T T is
searching for out
moded, drophead
rrill
Evening star., 1947-06-22

c l u d i n g
r i n G
rollers. eX-
ere vel e S.
W a | XII n 6
m achines.
belts a n d
b a rr e | S.
IT a k e q
course of
10, plus in
Evening star., 1947-06-22

proper pieces of matched set-to
start you off. Later you can add
to- it with additional goodlooking
matched pieces. And, if you are
looking for gift for the bride and
groom-youll find any number of
handsome leather gift ideas in this
delightfully."- air conditioned store.
920 14th ST. NV. Phone MA. 570O.
<<%<%%
IS Is YOUR HAIR READY
FOR YOUR VACA-
TION?' If it isn't-then here Is
Evening star., 1947-06-22

beautiful-at the most reasonable
rates. Visit them-or call DU. 2798
for free estimate and pickup
service.
/" WHITE is R1oHT-in
gloves for summer"
But they must be kept fresh and
Evening star., 1947-06-22

EMILE beauty
salon in Claren-
don, Virg inia.
Emile has just
a d d e d several
new features to
his popu | a /
beauty empori-
um a Chill
dren's H a | T.
Cutting Depart
ment, W h e r e
Evening star., 1947-06-22

do work on black and colored
gloves, too. End floor, Velati Bldg,
904 G ST. NV. Phone MA. 8442.
<<<<<<
{" WHEN IT BLOWS as:'7,'' HOT"
80 w you'll be delightfully."-
cool-while taking a course In
Evening star., 1947-06-22

8 e ! + I'm
ovennent
and Fash
ion Model
ing at
P H Y ILLS
B E L l. S
"I d T. A T.
Evening star., 1947-06-22

y o u I bTdFellIlg
comfort. If you
are vacation bound
and don't know
what you'll need in
the way of luggage.
drop in and consult
the leather goods
authority at BER-
TRAINS. He will
help YOU collect the
Evening star., 1947-06-22

vigorating shower, for $3.50. An
other course includes exercises,
spot-reducing machines, posture
instruction, steam cabinet and
shower, 10 times, S22 or 20 times,
$2750 Swedish massage. steam
cabinet and shower, 10 times.
$3.50. Pocket calorie book given
each member. 1920 F ST. NV,
MA. 1856.
Evening star., 1947-06-22
<t<$< -

E" DO YOU KNOW THAT
YOU CAN BUY-com-
plete pottery supplies, clays, glazes
Evening star., 1947-06-22

pay up to $50 for yours-and as
much as $50 for your old Electric
Sewing Machine, Call them today
and arrange It! GIT F ST. NV,
Phone RE. 1900. Night or Sunday,
call CO. 0025.
%%%%%<
&C EVERYTHING UNI e r
''' THE SEA-" No matter
what your seafood appetite-you
Evening star., 1947-06-22

trouSseau" .
for the wedding
invitations or an
n o u n C ements,
and for their
brand-neW c a ! l.
ing cards. They
are ch oos j n G
Cr an e S chic
Ecru white we'd
Evening star., 1947-06-22

mothers may accompany their
children and stay with them while
their hair is being cut for a cool
summer and a most attractive
shop in the front part of the salon
which carries complete line Of
exquisite lingerie and accessories.
Make your appointments early this
week-to take care of your own
needs and those of your children.
1920 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va.
Phone CHI 4337
" ITS IN THE BAG" Yes.
it is in the bag you choose
for your vacation--that you find
Evening star., 1947-06-22

s. ITS WOMEN AND CHILL
DREN FIRST in the
newly modernized and enlarged
Evening star., 1947-06-22

registration--in classes starting
June "a and 25 Learn pottery
making-at special reduced sum-
mer rate, weeks SO, includes
instruction and materials. Air
cooled studio 1854 PARK
RID. NV. DU. 1924.
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" HAVE YOU HEARD?'
There's an excellent
silver plating shop, located at 36l1
Evening star., 1947-06-22

ding stationery-which has both
traditional dignity and modern
charm. There are many correct
styles-and two envelopes are now
furnished. Samples are on display
for a leisurely consideration. Drop
in soon-and consult them. 1917
G STREET NV.
i" MACHINES SPOT
REDUCE MAGICAL
LY!" ANNE KELLY has them, in
Evening star., 1947-06-22
IN THE
GOOD OLD
SUMNER.
TIME

It's fun to slip out-of- doors
oaoin, ond to sueeumb to the
lure OF soft, boImy breexes,
Today, Helene hos offered o
number of suggestions to help
you moke the most of your
summer-in town and out of
town.
She tells you how TO streom-
line your figure. where to find
COY beochwear and dresses thot
ore as fresh as doisies and twice
as pretty. There ore mony oir-
cooled restaurants ond beouty
soIons colIed to your otfention
j.. ond shop thot hos every
thing in the woy of vacation
luggage. If you ore industrious
--ond wont o coreer-there
ore two schools with special
summer classes TO keep you
interested.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-25
2l,,S alliance, Ohie
3tueia 8.

sQen Sdaueiteru oes 3,ueig s Sic.
ne 5ur Nadribt, SAB sic na6lte Ser.
iammlung am Sonntae, sen 4. Ssa.
MIR. 9 llbr nadmittass itattfinoet.
Die Geriamml,,ng am z. 0e5ember
,par ibuad beiudt, ocnn oas @etter
uor iebr idledt uno biele S6tpeItern
fonnten nidt antpeiena Ieiu iueeen
perihieoenen slngeleaen5eiten; 10
fonuten feline @eamten ae,pGblt tper.
oen. Gs luuroe beidlolIen oaB oie 8e.
amtempabl am 4. Sanuar ltattfinoen
iou. s(Qe S6tueitern tueroen aebeten
10 niel als moglib an,ueieno 5u iein
am 4. Sanlar, Inn iid oie rihtiacn
@eamtinnen 81 ertuGblen, oie baS
@obl ,mS @eite oes Gereins ioluie ocs
Central @erbonoes am Ser5en baben.
slae Shlpeitern ioIlten iib mebr in
ibrem eigenen SntereNe INN Sen 0er-
Elm befiinmern, MIR Damn fann Elm
@erein audi sSnrtibritte MAIDEN.
aatb. 1Gpfer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-25

9rapfen iibernommen. Sollte iemano
oa3ll tpas beiltenern tuollen, ndbmlid
Butter, gier, MebI, .3uder ooer
Sanoarbeiten ooer Yreiie, mose oie.
les 5llr nGtbiten geriammIung nit.
bringen, oenn bon oieiem lleberl6uB
peroen Gatete aeid)idt bon Sit uno
Welt an uniere ,lngliidliten Sdupe.
Itern nnb 8riioer brauben. .-
Gie 9iid)erpriifl,na finoet am
5reitag, Sen 2. Sanuar, IL llbr por-
mittass i'm Sadienbeim ltatt. sluc
8eamtinnen ,,nb aomitee beitebenS
aus Gatb. 3afel, 8atb. 8afu 1lno u
Hbillipp moaeu oieS sur 2enntnis
nebmen. Sobanna @olff Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-25

3,ueia 38.

I1en Sdnpeitern nno 8riioern bie.
ne 5ur Radridt, oaB ,1nier 3meia 3S
feline gbriitfeier am Samstag, SCI,
q. 0esenber, i'm 1880 llbr in scr
Gereinsbaae bGlt. gs ,perocn allc
Mitslieoer eriudt nit ibren &inberl
anpeieno 81 iein, oenn oieies Seit iii
fir Sic &inSer lmo ,pir boffen oal;
aud, ipclde @eoid,te bortragen ,mo
0ieoer lineen aperoen. 0as &omitcc
miro iein 8eltes tun Inn einem ieoen
einen genubreiden Mbeno 5,l bercitcn.
an M,,iif miro es a,,d nibt feblen.
Ssn Ser lebten Seriammllme fanS
eie 9camtentpabl fir oos neue SSabr
Itatt rno sic meiiten 9eamten pur.
ben ,pieoergetpGblt.
YreliSent. Sobn S,artia
@i3e zYrdi, Sobn 8ieiielt
Rrot. .=Sefr., Sacob Botmciiter
Sin. .sSefr., Clara @obmeiIter
Ghabmeilter, @eora Sdab
G.z&. zSefr., Mite Gnaber, Sr.
gerlpalter. 8alter SbeiB, Sobu N(sner
Sranf SaI5er
Mrd)ibnr. Gati Sbeib
Siiripddle, 8cnrg &reutner
Slle gednten heriprad)en ibr @eItes
81 tnn fir ben @erein i'm ne,len Sabr
S. 8osmeiiter, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-25
3iucia 81.

qllen ,nieren liebeu Shtpc1tern
oiene 5ur Nadrid)t, oaB Sic n1d)Ite
Serianlmlllng am 4. Ssan,lar, 2:30
llbr nadmittass itattiinoct. Sn oicicr
8crlammlung tueroen ale neu- ,no
mieoergeipGblten 8eamtinnen in ibre
reipeftiuen aemter einseiest ,no alle
iino eri,lht in sic Geriamml,,ng au
fonmen, nm nit oen 8camtinncn oas
8obl l,nb 8elte 6es Gcreins i0roern
81 belien.
+ Ga mir niiien baB oie 8ereinigtell
Sahien bon GlepelanS einen 8aiar
am IS. sssanuar 3launlten bes 9ilfs-
iuerf bon Sit nno @eit i'm @eiiieite
Sadlenbeim peranItalten. 70 appel
lieren mir an ale Sitieite gereinig-
ingen tatfrdftia mitsubelfen Inn es
81 cinem GrfoIa 5ll brinaen. Die Sit-
ieite bat bas Baden bon 2u1en Mno
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-25
2l,as Detreit, 21liekteat,
Siueig 81.

Ser 3tueig 81 maht ale MitaIic.
ser barallf nlfmerflam SaB sic nGhIte
regelmGBiae geriamml,lng om eriten
Sonntag i'm Snluar, am 4. Samr,
3 llbr nadmittaas itattiinbet. sSn ser
lebten Geriammlune am Z. 9e3ember
lpuroen Die iolgenOen 8eamten fir
bas SSabr 1913 getpGblt:
Yrdiibent. Soiepb Seutit
I. 8iSez zYrdI.. ShomaS Seller
2. Gi5c ErGI. @ilbelm Quticb
SetrctGr. @icbacl SeltIdl
Gin. SER. Sobnnb SdinbIcr Sr.
S.sT.zSefr. @eorg Gcuitler.
Die meiitcn Ganoioaten itrcubtcu
iid) nidt oie Nemter an5unebmen mS
es lit lns aud gelunaen mebr illu-
ges 9lut in ,niere Mitte cinsureibcn;
Gin oelltIider @eipeis oab aud in III.
ieren ilnaen W6uuern uno 0raueu
nod iddiiIfes @lut flieBt. Gin &c.
peiS Dab lie Scr Gdter ,no Miitter
s(rbeit 81 iebaBen lpiiien ,lnS ibnen If.
re Mrheit erleidtern polleu, ,mo mir
oanten ibnen bafiir bon aan3em Ser,
gen ,mo boiien menn 8ott uns biz
1919 lebcn lGBt bab mir sllten a(lc
bon il,ngen GrGiten pertreten lino.
Die Seriammlllfg ,par gut beiuft.
Had ser @abl tpurbe bonn Gerenii-
gungsfomitee Elm iuarmes 8ratluurit-
rno Saucrfraut-Giien ierpiert lmS
es ueraniisten iid jung mo alt Bis
ipdt. l1nIer @lmi6 lit: Gs ipGre ,p,n.
oerbar tuenn es INNER MIR 70 bliebe.
Gem Sergniigllnasfomitee io,uie alien
oenienigen bie i'm lesten Ssabr nit.
aebolfen baben ser Mitslieoer ibr
Sntereiie beim gerein 81 balten, ia.
! gen mir ber5liditen 9anf.
aacn MiitslieSern ipiinidcn mir
frobli6e @eibna6ten nno elm gliid
lidcS Neuiabr. sluf @ieoerieben i'm
Neuen Sabr am 4. sSam,ar.
80. Ie,lti6, Sefr.