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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-27
now PRESIDENT
HEARD THE NEWS
seeret Service Radios Sad
News; Had Just Eaten
Aloft

KANSAS CITY. Nc, July 26-U.D
p-esident Truman's plane was
,r;ne 5000 feet over Cincinnati,
81 1925 am. est when he
.coived the message that his a.
.sar.old mother. Mrs. Martha FL
y. Truman, vas dead, Charles
poss, White House press secretary
revealed tonight.
7, was 10 minutes after the
.sath OF the Presidents mother,
tba, the message was received
,board the Sacred Cow, the Pres
dents special plane.
Ross said this was the way the
message was handled:
The Kansas City office Of the
,ecret service transmitted the
message through the Civil Afro
n,utics authority range station.
.nd addressed it to the secret
seryice agent aboard the plane.
The message presidents
mother died Ii am. CST''-was
received by the pilot, Capt.
Charles Mills through his radio
headphones.
CThe time OF death as announc-
cd BY DR.. Joseph Greene, the fam
Nv physician, was 11:05 am. CST)
The message was signed "U. S.
,ecret service
Capt. Mills gave the message to
The secret service agent, who
passed it to Presidential Secretary
Matthew Connolly. Connolly pass
ed the note to Brig. Gen Wallace
Graham, the Presidents personal
physician.
Graham took the note into the
Presidents stateroom.
Mr.. Truman had just finished
eating lunch forward in the plane
and had returned aft to his quar-
ters. He had indicated he would
take a nap.
Il have a message for you, Mr..
PRESIDENT" Graham said.
II was obvious from the look on
Mr.. Humans face that he under
stood the nature of the message.
Graham said.
Graham read the brief message.
Mr.. Truman paused a moment
and then said:
well, she won't have to suffer
any more
Then he added:
'She must have passed away
just a little while after we took
off
Then he lapsed into silence.
Later he. and Graham, who had
personally cared for the Presi-
dents mother, discussed her i'll
ness.
He talked briefly en- route with
other members of his staff aboard
the plane. He spent most of his
time, though, apparently reading
the Congressional Record.
Mr.. Truman was taking the loss
Of his mother rather p%hilosophi-
cally," Ross said. He added, how
ever, that "evcn though you know
death is going to come, it is still
quite a shock"
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Continued from Page One)

After the private rites, burial
will be in Forest Hill cemetery,
in the southern part of Kansas
city, where Mrs. Humans father
ar d husband are buried.
Four grandsons and two neph-
ews will be the pallbearers.
The President had been aloft for
IS minutes after the takeosf from
Washington when his mother
passed away. He had been adj
vised there was little hope that
she would survive the day. The
news of her death was handed tc
him at 1925 am. (CST) as the
plane flew over Cincinnati.
Mrs. Truman suffered a frac.
ture of her rigat hip in a fal
N her bedroom last Feb. 13. Mos
of the time since then her condi.
ton has been serious, or critical
For IL days late ir May the Pres
ident spent hour after hour at he1
side and then She pulled bach
somewhat.
Her last relapse began July 8
she had been bedfast since tina
time.
AS ne stepped from his plane.
The Sacred Cow" Mr.. Truman
was greeted by his wife anc
daughter, Margaret, who hurried
to his side, threw her arms
around his neck and kissed aim
Notably absent Vas the usua
package he always before hat
carried on his numerous home
comings - a ''present TO,
mama"
Mrs. Bess Truman and
Margaret reached the GrandvieW
home at LOS pm. They have beer
staying at the summer White
House" at Independence this sum-
mel and it was to that homo that
Mr.. Truman went tonight.
Announcement Of the death O.
Mrs. Martha Truman first came
from the home OF Vivian Truman.
He lives on a farm near this little
jackson county community.
Mrs. Humans death came aft
er a relapse last Sunday. She has
rallied miraculously several times
since she fell February IS, frac
turing her hip for the third time.
She had been bedfast most of the
time since but Epon occasion hat
recovered sufficiently to sit in hel
f7vorite rocker several hours +
a time.
She lost consciousness a
night and the President was mott
fed that his mother could not live
through the day. Until last night,
Mrs. Truman had been able to
talk with members of the family,
and her mind was bright ans
alert.
Mrs. Truman's rally recently
surprised the family. She ordered
pancakes for breakfast.
Mrs. Humans amazing rally
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-27
CAPITOL HILL
M0URNS DEATH
Both Houses Act Az Les.
sen Burden Thrust Upon
President

WASHINGTON. July 26 - W.H -
The House and Senate paused in
their end. of-session labors today
to send President Truman their
condolences in the death at
Grandview, Mo-, Of his 94-year-
old mother, Mrs. Martha Truman.
The Senate unanimously voted
to send a floral wreath to the
President.
Senate Democratic leader Alben
w. b akley made the motion at
the suggestion of Senate Republi-
can Whip Kenneth S. Wherry.
Barley interrupted the Sen
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-27

The first ship built in America
was the Virginia, a "pretty pyn-
mace of about some thirty Tonne
constructed at Popham Beach
Maine, in 1907.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-27
Russia Cuts Austrian
Army OF Occupation

VIENNA, Austria, July 26-W.H-
Russia, without explanation, has
reduced its occupation army in
Austria from 60, 00U men to less
than $4,000 within the past three
weeks, a highly placed Austrian
government official today. o
This official has access to re-
ports from the Soviet occupation
zone. He himself was not able to
explain the sudden and unexpected
action,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-27
IS Witnesses
Given Testimony
In Hush Session

CHESTVIEW, Fla, July 26-W.D
Fifteen witnesses today gave evil
dence at a closed hearing to deter
mine what charge shall be made
against Margaret Irene Poland,
young war bride from the Isle of
Man who shot and killed her SOL
der husband Thursday night.
Assistant States Attorney Pa
trick Manuel questioned the wit
nesses privately, and postponed
completion of the hearing until
Monday. He wished to give Mrs.
Poland, 21-year-old black-haired
beauty, an opportunity to retain
a lawyer before taking her testi-
mony.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-27
Continue Search
For Mississippi
Farmers Slayer

NEW ALBANY, Miss, July 26-
(P-North Mississippi officers con-
tinued today to search for the STAY.
Of 30-year-old Gilbert billiard, New
Albany and Tupelo cattleman.
billiards. body was found in a
wooded area near Potts Camp,
Miss. last Thursday. The victim
had been shot through the head,
beaten and then robbed, Sheriff
Rod Harmon said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-27
DRIVER

SALISBURY, July 26-P)-Fred
Nolan Brown, Cannon mill en-
ploye of Route 4, Kannapolis, was
turned over to the State highway
patrol authorities here today by
city police who arrested him last
night as driver of an automobile
from which Lucille Wellman of
ANNAPOLIS vas thrown Wednes-
day night and critically injured.
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by Buckner Candy at the piano
Her voice seemed to obey her
slightest wish and her interpre-
tation was superb and conyinc-
CONTINUED from Page TtDo)
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-10
Dr.. Rosser's Office
Damaged By Fire

A fire last Thursday morning
that resulted from an oil stove
explosion caused big damage to
the dental office of DR.. J. r..
RosSer, located at 786 fremont
st. The doctor was seated in
his waiting room at the time
of the explosion and escaped
injury by running out. The
operating room in front was
damaged by the smoke and wa
ter, but dental equipment was
not affected. In the waiting
room which was pretty well
gutted-the doctors overcoat
and hat, studio coach and
chairs and other furniture were
all destroyed. Floor, woodwork,
walls and ceiling will all have
to be replaced with new.
The fire started at 8 am.
Damage was estimated at sew
eral hundred dollars with the
greater loss to interruption Of
the doctors practice. No dam
age was done to the beauty
parlor Of Mrs. Gertrude Chand-
Ter, just below at 100 Trem-
ont st.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-10
PLEA FOR AMASONIC
MERGER

Office of National Grand Sec
rotary Free and Accepted An
cient York Masons. Prince Hall
Origin of the United States and
North America, 724 East Third
Street, Duluth, Minnesota.
Provinces on the Continent of
To the Editor of the Guardian,
This letter comes to congratu-
late you on the fine and liberal
way you publish the news in
your paper. You seem to follow
the ethics of Monroe Trotter.
I have read with interest the
items on Masonry written by
two brethren within the last few
weeks. One was on the subject
of Scottish Rite Masonry. The
other was on the Prince Hall
subject, in which latter he stated
the Grand Lodge of Massachu-
sets, after considerable re-
search it declared that we, as
Masons, under Prince Hall, are
as legitimate as they are; both
Of us coming from the Grand
Lodge of England. We have
known this all the time.
As a Mason for forty nine
years, and Secretary of the Ma
tional Grand Lodge, Free and
Accepted Ancient York Masons,
I sent out a letter December
l945, why not a Masonic Mer-
ger" suggesting that all colored
brethren re-unite and make our
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-10

maid, Miss Dora L. Jones, was
member of the INGALLS, house
hold in Lynn. Four Lynn resi-
dents will be summoned as wit
nesSes for the prosecution.
Reports from the Massachu-
sets city stated that colored
residents there had little con-
tact with Miss Jones and sell
dom saw her. During those
years she was always confined
to the house, not allowed to
have any friends and saw only
one motion picture orphans of
the Storm" starring Lillian
GiSh," statements made by Miss
Jones to the Federal grand jurpy
in LoeS Angeles.
A maid employed next doc.
TO the ingalls, residence in Lynn
said she made several unsuc-
cessful attempts to strike up az
acquaintance with Dora while
both were in the backyards
hanging out the wash. Miss
Jones always seemed fright
ened' and fled into the house.
Apprised of Dora's strange
behavior a local colored Minis
ter managed to reach her hut
learned nothing of the alleged
conditions under which sac
worked with the ingalls, family.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-10

Who was one of the seniors
featured with the New England
Conservatory Symphonic Or
chestra, on Tuesday afternoon,
May 6, in Jordan Hall. MIR. Kir-
ton played Moza-t's Concerto N
C minor for piano and orches-
ira. Young Kirton viii receive
the degree Bachelor of Music
from the school in June. He is
booked for a recital in New Eng
land Mutual Hall, Sunday after
noon, September 20, l947.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-10
CASE SET FOR TRIAL
TO BE TRIED ON
'SLAVE" CHARGE

LOS ANGELES, CaIf.-Alfred
W. ingalls,, retired attorney and
and his wife Elizabeth, will be
placed on trial here the latter
part of June for violation of
the 18th amendment prohibiting
slavery.
They are charged with keep
ing their colored maid in bond
age for 80 years, A Federal
grand jury brought in an indict-
ment against them last March.
Prior to coming to California,
ingalls, and his wife resided in
Lynn, Mass. The prosecution
contends that the 57-year-old
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-10

A large and enthusiastic au-
dience heard Harriet Jackson,
soprano, in recital, at Jordan
Hall, Sunday afternoon. She
was magnificiently accompanied
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-10

selves a powerful body.
Today I am renewing the plea
with the letter I am enclosing to
you. 1t expresses our sentiments
for great step forward.
r. ]. SIMMONS,
National G. Secretary
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2l,aS Gantef,, Ukte
3iueis IA.

Gs oiene alien Witglieoern sllr &c.
iGlligen Nabrid)t, baB Oie regelnGbi7
&c Teriammluug am 81. Septembcr.
3 ltbr nadn1ittags abgebalten miro.
Die @riioer, bie i'm Central GerbanS
uno I'M Gercin riidltGnoig iinb mogcn
iih geiaaigit gltitebeno MAIDEN. Den
20. September, Sonnabenbabenb,
rperanitaltct lmiere Sngerb eineu
San5 5r Gbren unier 31ucigeperine
II rno II, po5u aIlc Sdapeltern uno
9riioer ber5lib eingelaoen iino. Der
San5 miro in ser oberen Saae iein
uno quite Solfantlif miro lms Sen
gbeno genlBrei6 MAIDEN. alio bite
fommt olle uno labt uns seigen NciI
mir erfenncn, mas alnlere Sugcno Der.
illbt iiir ,ns 81 trn.
Mi6ael Sepner, Sefr.
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Siueig II.

gs biene allen Sd),ueitern CUR &C.
fGaiaen Nadridt, baB Sie nd6iteGer.
iammluns Sonntae, oen 81. Sept.
2:3O llbr nabmittags abgebaltev
miro. aae Sblueitern iinO freunblid
eriudt Ser Geriammlung bei5lrpob.
men. Nadbcr peroen mir unier Scar.
tenpartie abbalten uno es mare ali
piiniben, oaB iib mebr oaran betei,
ligen mOgen, oenn luie ibr aue tpiBt
gebt bas 8elb fir einen ,pibtigen
3iued. sllIo fommt alle lno bringi
ellre Srellnoe NIT. slud iperoen Sit
Sblpeitern erilldt sic Clubs nitsl
bringen, oenn mir aperbeu Ben &c
suinn Dem gliifli6en @eipinner iiber
geben. Sm &omitee iiuo: &atbarint
8irift Cara 8iridt, Gli5. StofI
Gliie Sheablp, Sara Maurer, Sart
@uilt, Cara 8enoer.
Suianna Heinertb, Sefr
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Serr Nnbreas Senacl

uno ipurOe am 3. Sept. unter GROCER
geteilignng Der 9lnoeriuanoten,
Sanoslelten, 6rellnoen umo Witslie.
bern oes 6. g. g. 6. II. Gereii1
3peig 1 bonn sllbert 3iebm Seibcll,
beim, 1918 Superior glpcnue, aus
5u 8rabe getragcn. Sic Gintraht.
Sernrania iang inter 2eitlmg bon
Eroi. v. Nifolaus ergreifenoe Srar,
erlieoCr I'M SeiGenbeim uno um Bra-
be, mo- YrGl. Gam 9lber Dem Sabin-
geibieOenen idlone Nadruflporte pio.
mete.
Die 9eidenieier leitete Serr EaItpr
Sans Soiiel Don ser ct. Sobannes
Stride, G0bp Toao.
Der 9abingeibiebene lpuroe in
ser it)6ncn 8emeinoe Ilmcn, Sieben-
biirgen, am 4. September 1888 ge-
boren qulo er5ogen uno fam ais Sung
geielle nab Den Sereinigteu Staatcl
uno lieB iib in Gliepeluno nieoer.
GS trauern INN oen oabingelhie0e-
uen Safer ieine ticigebelste 8attin
Inna Scngel gcb. @ubbol5er uno
5luei Sobne sluoreas uno Sobnm
Sengel, Sdaueiter uno griioer i'm
olten 2ano Siebenbiirgen uno slpci
Snmten lmo @eidauiiterfinoer bier IN
glmerita uno piele SrelmOe. Hube
Ieiner gid)e.
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Sie6enbiroiId,.2lmerifaniiAes DolfsbIatt

perebrte TeitySerianm1une iidb 81, CT.
beben bicb uno itebcno Die SOidbriecu
nit ~Sappp 9irtboaf to Oou" iing'
ems ebrte, @ir beioe banfen @eors.
9lber iebt - nidf mt, Gintradt
!Sernlalia, ionoern uad gnsiage al.
Ter austpGrtigen @Gite, oas giieu
|mdre gut ,mo nidt im Breiie iiber.
itiegen, apcllen mir alle ber5lidlt al,t
oanfen Sen lieben Oamen llnb Sdipe.
itern bonn 3lpcig 4 unS Oamenbor
Soronia. Die &iide lit bel alien Sc.
item Elm &auptplmft. Selbitlob III
nibt lebr riibmlib - aber no unieri
Siebenbiirger Sadlen 6rallen iaube,
Dor Sppf umo Hfanne iteben, Damn
fonu uub Scr beiflihitc 0penn eintr
ilD auiiien es ihmecfte gut, alio mir
oanfen liebe ber3iee Srauen.
IS iei nod allen &omitees uni
Mitbelienben geOanft. Sollte ienlnnS
oes GanfuerSienites d,sgeblieben
fem, bite ielbi9en entgegennebmen
81 lpollen 8rll6!
Ger ScItausiduB,
Wild) arall, Sefr.
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Stint Cate 9eniafeitcn.

Sim 1. Sept. batten Samilien Sob,
Gaub uno Mife Mattes, auelbe beios
Commentaries baben an Stint Safe
ollc ibre Sreunoe, iueld)e ibnen &C.
bolien ols iie oie &duier ba,lten IN
Sen lebtcn slpei Sabren ibren berg
liben 9anf be3eugt nit eincm gro
Bcn giien eingelaoen. Sic batten eli,
GIlen porbcreitet apie MIR id6liibt
nnb beutibe Srauen es bereiten f0n'
men. Oas geroltete 2amm lno bit
beimgebadenen &rapfeu lmo Sudden
,paren am beiten. gs 1paren falt &c
8dite an>peieno. gtub Dem Mtittas'
eiien gingen alle &inoer unb MGn'
ner i1pimmen 5u Wife cling; er bai
einen lebr ib0nen Sbluimmplab fir
ale. Manbe bon sen MGnnern 5eig'
ten lire praftiitbe @iiienid)ait an
&ufeilenipiel. @eil sic 6rauen nit
bem geiuobnliben Spreden cine ge
niigenbe Belt genoilcn.
I'm 6 llbr abenbs tpurbc ,uieber
elm iebr gutter SmbiB ieroiert, aud
0as falte @ier qlno alles mas 0ami1
gebt, nm Die MGnner lllitig 81 mo.
bcu, lpar oa, aub mebr lpie genul
Softorinfs fir oie &inoer.
Gs pGre pirfli6 cine grobe 6rell.
be. 10 piele Sreuube 5llammen 81 f.
ben, oenn pir ,pilien ale Oas quite
Sreunoe sic Suelle Oes 2ebens 1ino
Sarab Weirif.
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3mcis 33.

Mlen griioern oiene 5ur gtadriht,
oaB sic ndhIte Teriammlllns am
ssreitag, oen ~. September, s llhr
abenos Itattiinoet. Cine Mabnung or
Die nit ibren 3ahl,lngen I'M Hiit-
itanoe beiinolihen 9riioer, iid) in III
rem eigenen Sntereiie sutitebeno 81
MAIDEN. Die Sefretdre limo gelpobn-
lid et1pas friiber oa, UNI 9ablungell
entgegen 81 nebmen.
Serman Ytiller, Sefr.
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2l>sS Glepelaf,O, Okie
25iabrise SmbilGumSicicr
bes &irden Sraueu @ercins Der
ct. SSUbanues Wemcinoe.

Nafiten Sonntas, oen IA. Sept,
feiert ser &irfen Srallen Gerein ser
ct. Sobannes 8emeinOc iein 25iGb-
RIGGS 8riinSungsieit nit einem Ban.
fett, Oas in oen Shulrdirmen ser
STRIDE naf Dem engliihen @cttes.
bienit itattfiroet. I'm 1890 llbr
Diro bon Ser Sunior 8uilO, nah ei-
nem Sil6gebet bon Eaitor Sans Soi,
iel, elm feines sSclteiien ierpiert uno
nab Dem Giien folgt ein ieines Yro.
gramm. Oils oeutibe 5eItrconerin bat
Srmu Yfarrer Sobn Seutid aus Sc.
troit augeiagt, unS Oie engli'be Seit.
reoe balt Sr Yauline arih. Ser
airbenbor miro Oas sSelt nit einigcll
2ieoern nerib0nern. SRI. 9ettp Sol
iel uno Srau Muria Guip uno Serr
Sernan Sann iperOen einige itl0nc
Solos portragen, nit Eianobegleit-
llng bon Yrof. H. Stlitcr.
Gie Braiioentin, 5rau Sofia Sod,
miro sic teilnebmenoen 0titglieoer
uno GGite begriiben uno Srau Siar.
rer Gliiabetb SoiieI oils 5oaitmeiitcs
rim miro Sas Erogranrm burtiiibrer.
9ie ampeienoen 8riinberinnen per-
sen porseltellt uno geebrt ,pcroen. Gin
ausiiibrliher Sinan5beridt miro ab.
eeaeben imo sic erlten @eanltcn lrno
iiesigen bes Gereins iperocn porgc-
itellt ,lno geebrt ilno oie 8eidibte ocS
9ereins miro mitgeteilt iueroen.
9as Seitfomitce bat iib ale @tiibe
gegeben INN allies gut por5llberelteH
ltno oen Seilnebmern einise genuB.
reife Stunben 81 bereiten.
g. Sod, Selt FrGiiNentin.
q. Sbneioer, Seit-SetretGr:n
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3lueig AZ.

lln'ere leste Ycriamm[ung am 4
September tpar nidts auis bette be.
ildt. aber Die llriade fam iein, oai
mande MitglieSer nod miioe iein boz,
ibren Sommerferien; mir boffen oai
ollie rebt friih uno munter iein ,per.
Den bel ,lnierer n6diten Neriamm.
lung am 2. Gftober.
Wir luiinfdcn umierm franfen 8r
uno Sdpu. Sobn 3mltner, 9lnnu
nntd baloise geiunobeit.
Sn letter 8eriammlung batten mir
Die Ireuoe 8r. Sobn lins bonn &ilfs.
apert-Somitec 8u begriiBen; er bat
einen iebr nottuenoigen uno beut,
lihen 8eridt eebrabt bon Der Spe.
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Mu Glepelanb Weit BON Detroit.

Sa bas SGnserfeit iest porbei lit,
banfen mir oen Glepeldnoern Gin
trabt,Scrmarla nm alles ,uas lie &C.
tan baben al oielem Sdnserielt.
IS war gcluib elm id)ones Sdnger'
felt, alles ,uar gut, aud nod bas
id0ne Wetter mar oa3u. @ir oanfel
an6 Den &0hinnen oie 10 1punoerbor
gefodt baben, allb fir bie id)0ne Sc,
'bienuag.
Gem Seitfomitee, au6 ale pripate
leute mas uns Guartier 9egeben, unN
lns bin hlno ber genoWmen tabcn,
gum Sabienbein ipreden mir uniern
ber5liditen Ounf aus.
Die mas ampeieno tparen baben &c.
lpiB etlpas nit beim gebraht mas lic
nibt 10 ibnea berseiien iperoen.
Sdb mllB al,6 ,peiter betonen alli
oie HeOe bon Yaltor' &ans s. Teutib'
lan0er C"Sm Sanse rein uno irci
i'm Wort uno felt in Gintradt iinmer'
fort, Sdlagiuorte bes g. g. SGm-
aerbunoes), .oie 9luffldrung fir
oieie 8orte luaren ,punoerbar unb
pabr.
Wenn elm ie0er Sanger uno Sin.
germ oieie @orte gu Seroen ninlmt
uno oenft oariiber unb int aud oa
(@&!ub au' sette 81
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3iueia /.

Sn ser letteu SerIammllmg brad-
te nns 0eputp &atb. Shermer 8abp
slnn isranees Stetel. S0hterlein pon
Sara Stedel, ,Sd)neioer.
Gin Ianfesidreiben bon ser Gin.
traft=Sermania Log Dor iiir Die So,
miteeoienIte bes 13lueig 4 an oeren
goloenem Subildum uno Sdneerflt
Gr.YrGi. Wtarie Senneses 5oate gro.
Bes Sob imo ~0anfbarfeit anierm
sahienpolf fir bas id0nlte Sdnser.
felt geIanglid tiinitleriihe 2eilhnl.
gen uno banft alien Sdngern BON nab
ln0 fern fir bieien lpabren 8enllB.
Cine Ginlab,ms bonn ct. SSobannes
airfen Srauen Serein fir oen IA.
September muroe angenommen. Mae
Sdnpeitern iino ber5lidJit eingelaben.
ssiir Ndberes bite Sas golfsblatt 81
benhten.
SIM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iino
gli5. 8aal. Wars. 0eiiaer unb 9ottp
Giirtber.
llnierer gr-Sefr. 2ntb. @otb ora,
tulieren mir 5u ibrem 20. 8eburts.
tag un0 9errn Sobn &dnner. Seoalia
Mbe., 5u ieinem so. 8eburtstag.
Mamma Sobanna Shuaer, sic liebe
Nutter bon unierem peritorbenen 6.
Trnui6. gratulieren mir gu ibrem
81. @cburtsfag. llniere sdapeiter
2ouiie @rob eebt es etauas beiier unS
iie Igriibt alIe lieben @olfsgenoiier,
redt ber3lid.
amf Der aranfenliite lit &elen
Sheripertb, Die 9odter BON 3oiina
aonrab. Sir piiniden ibr baloige
@eiferung. 6. Iil9ler> sefr.
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3iueis 1.

sCllen MitglieSeru biene sur &C.
iaaisen Aahridt, Oab nGhite Ser
iammlllnb am Sreitag, sen 19. Sep
tember, S llbr obenbs itattiinoet. 81,
Wfitglieoer iperoen eriuht piinftlid
81 iein. Solfe Mitglieoer apel6e nit
ibrcn 3abl,,ngen I'M Hiid1tano iilrb
iollten iif in oieier Gerianlml,ne
glltIteben0 MAIDEN.
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nrauen Wereim Der 3entidge,neinoe

9ie nddlte 0eriamnllung bes sSrnl'
On 8creins Ser 3eutid,gemcinoe lin.
oct Witttpod, ben II. September,
INN 7::3O llbr abenbs i'm Grbgeiboi
Der Stride ltatt mno ale Wtitglieoe'
iiro gcBeten allhpeicno 81 iein.
Nah Der 8eriammlung merocl
uns foIeenoe Sdapeitern icrpieren:
2oniie Shiliter, @arie Simonis, &
Nartini uno Mnna g. Sfneioer.
Nole gpe, SER
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glae Shipeltern uno 8riibern 6es
3peig 8 tperoen oaralf auImerfiml
gema6t, oaB mir am IL. Sftober mr.
Ter 6idbriges Stiftungsielt feiern.
Gas &omitee lit an Ser Mrbeit un
alien 8eiudern einen red)t eemiit.
li6en Mbeno 81 bereiten. 8itte Sie
&arten, Die end 5llgeididt tueroeh,
mo m09lib aQe 5u berfaufen, bamit
mir eiren guten grfolg baben.
sSn Der Soffnung redt biele be.
griiBen 81 f0nnen 5eid)net
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Deutfde Gu. 2ntb. SonternS .0emesnbs
csh 1snotus 9emple, ". @parbman ~.
Yfarrer @iIliam S. @eltber. go %.
S,binn Gpe. SonntagIbule 8 llbr borIp.
gn9Iiiher @ottesbienft 10 llbr. Deuts
1her 8ottesbienit II l1br Seben er1.en
Counting i'm Wonat Srauen gerein Uer.
1ammIuns. Seben Siueiten Sonntae TN
Nnnat &irhenratsSitun9. Seben eriten
..ar h-!ttcn Sonnto9 im Monat 3utber
Niaa 8er1ammluu9 Sonntagfhulfttuue
tpirb I'M Yoraus befanntgegeben.
Wue Bolts unb @luubenSaenofeS
s;no hsealih tpiQtomHrn.
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3tueis 10.

Sic Mitglicoer oes 3lpeig 10 ,uer'
Sen mfmerfIam gemadt, Dab sic MO.
natlide Geriammll,ng am IA. Sept
abgebalten miro. Seoer miro eriu:i
iid 81 beteilisen. MuG ,peroen bit
Wfitglicoer erill6t in bieier Ser
iammlung bas 2ofallterbegelo 5u be,
aablen. Gig. Sitterlp, Sefr.