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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-04-10

At the invitation of Alpha Pi
Chapter, Iota Pi Lambda Sorority.
a representative group of friends
gathered at the Bette Marine
Branch YWCA on Sunday evening
to honor the lovely Jessyca Divers
Hayden, Dramatic Soprano and her
Accompanist, Mildred Greenwood
Hall, outstanding artists who had
been presented by the Sorority in
recital Sunday afternoon in the S.
L. Greene Auditorium. Outstanding
among the guests were representa-
tlves of several sororities including
Alpha Kappa Alpha of which Mrs.
Hayden IS member, Alpha Phi
Omega, Jackson's newest Greek
Letter organization, and Zeta Phi
Beta.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-04-10
Jackson Private Club Entertained
BY Mrs. George MoseIy

With Mr.. George A. Mosley as
host. Jackson Private Club met
Tuesday evening in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. McNeaner. 143
z. Monument The brief bus: ness
session was presided over by the
president, Mrs. Lula Bell Thorn
ton. One member, Mfr. Earle Bark
er, YMCA Director, was added to
the club. Mr.. Mosley, noted for his
tosty and delicious refreshments.
served a Sea-Food Supper consist
ing of boiled crabs and shrimps.
scld slaW, potato chips, crackers,
coca-colas and beer. TIE evening
will long be remembered by ali
present.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-04-10
Things That
Interest
Women
BY Bessie F. Bell
How Do You Look?

How Do You Look?
Are you still going around wish
ing that you were as pretty as
Betty Jane or Eve? You can be-
you know.
Toe often we are inclined to fret
and fume because we may have one
or more physical defects that &C.
tract slightly from our own beau
ty SO instead of initiating someone
else, beautify what you have.
Remember no one is perfect. And
some of those beauties that you
try to initiate, ACQUIRED their charm
anc attractiveness by utilizing what
they have. And thus turning what
might have been defect into ar
asset.
Suppose we start with the eyes
Play them up. Pretty eyes are al
ways an advantage in the good
loo department. For the figure, con-
centrate on that Qneeny carriage
The colors and style that look best
on you. Then a smile in your voice
as we'll as on your face. Ladies &c
not laugh loud. Instead they make
it infectiously gentle, and enraptur-
ing. Would be Ul.attractive hands
must have constant careful treat
nlent. Make them charming am
expressive by practlcing graceful
finger movements.
Ii your lips are indicative Of a
large mouth, then DON'T carry your
|lipstic out to the end of your lips
A heavy upper lip? Wear a slight
ly darer shade of hpgtic on it and
a lighter shade on the lower lip.
n any case choose carefully the
shade that blends best with yo1,
complexion. If one IS dark, avoid
tic new pink lipstick, as we'll as
the deep red with purple under.
tohe. And above all, Girls, be dainI
ard keep that disposition sweet al
all times.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-04-10
THE MISSISSIPPI ENTERPRISE

Rev. Davis brought the message
from Matt. 28-9, subject. the Abid-
ing Presence of Jesus. The service
was indeed an inspiration.
The Pearlie Grove Church wor-
shipped with us at 3 o'clock. The
pastor, Rev. L. S. Sorrell preached
the sermon most of the message
being directed to the Junior matrons
who sponsored the service. The
choir sang, rs Your All On The
Alter" The collection totaled S43.-
48.
We are celebrating our pastors
9Th anniversary with the st. James
Church, will you be present to wit
ness the, service?
Mrs. M. Skinner, Reporter.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-04-10
Marriage Announced

OF interest to his many friends
is the announcement made this
week by Mr. NJ. F. Johnson of the
marriage of his daughter, Verna M.
Johnson to Mr.. Robert Anderson.
Mrs. Anderson, teacher in the
public school system is popular in
social, civic and religious circles OF
the state. Mr.. Anderson who has
made his home in Chicago for some
years is a native of the state and
both are members of two of the
states outstanding families. The
couple Will be at home after June
at 6240 ST. Lawrence, Chicago.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-04-10
THIS IN THAT
BY SARAH Nj. HARVEY

The past week has been packed
and damned with events that were
interesting. inspiring and enter
tanning. Sunday dawned clear
and bright and turned out to be a
lovely day, one on which Jackson
lans were able to show their bright
gay spring outfits--many of which
had not been worn on Easter Sun
day because of the weather.
Most of our day was enjoyably
taken up in activities connected
with the presenting of charming
and lovely Jessyca Divers Hayden,
Dramatic Soprano in a song recital
by our sorority, Iota Phi Lambda.
The musical treat, held in the new
S. L. Green Auditorium, Campbell
College was attended by a repres-
entative and appreciative audience.
With Mildred Greenwood Hall at
the piano, the young artist, who
once lived here, when her father,
Rev. Fred Divers, was pastor of
Pearl Street A. NJ E. Church, rem
dered a program that was very high
in entertainment value exhibit
ing a voice that won the praise and
admiration Of all who heard her H..
and did credit to her years Of study
az home and abroad
We of Alpha ri Chapter are es-
pecially appreciative Of the kind
ness shown by Pres. S. L. Greene in
permitting US use of the auditorium
IN the new stream-lined Admins
tration Building, which is destined,
on completion, to be one Of tn e
most beautiful, modern and up-to-
date structures to be found any
where =. We also express thanks to
all other persons who contributed
in any way to the success of this
program
As we go to press. we are also
making ready for the meeting of the
Southwestern Regional Conference
of Iota Phi Lambda Sorority, which
viii bring into Jackson Iotas from
five southwestern states. April 8,
10 and IL.
We are sorry that previous en-
gagements prevented our seeing
"A Date With judy out at Lanier
Wednesday evening. knowing
Mrs. Mason's ability for directing
and sponsoring dramatics, we know
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-04-10
CARD OF THANKS

To our many friends:
We take this feeble means of ex.
pressing to you, our sincere appre.
citation for your many acts of kind
ness, your expression of sympathy
the beautiful floral offerings, anc
the many comforting message.
which came during this hours q
deep sorrow for us.
May Gods richest blessings be
with each of you
Sincerely,
John Hobbs,
Rosa Lee Jones.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-04-10

Following a long illness Mr.
Shirley Robert Thompson departed
this life, March II al his home. 40
Sell ST. Funeral services were held
March % at Christ Temple Church.
Bishop E. w. Butler of Little Rock,
Ark, officiating. Burial was in
ElmWood Cemetery. Mr.. Thompson
j native of Brookhaven, Miss Ssippi,
came to Jackson in 1895 at the
2ge of IA. He was a faithful mem
Der of Christ Temple Church and
vas serving as a deacon when he
5ecame i'll. Until his illness he had
ccen an employee of the Illinois
Central Railroad for many years.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs. Nam
ME Davenport Thompson; two sons
Shirley, Jr, and Theophilous of
Jackson, a granddaughter. Shirley
Svonne Thompson of Wellington,
n. c.; a brother Charlie Ha- uy Of
-Nuskekeon, Mich gan; and a sister,
Mrs. jamie Greel of Jackson
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Mrs. Banks Hostess
To Terrell Club

Mrs Earl Banks was hostess to
the Mary Church Terrell Literary
Club when its March meeting was
held recently. Presiding over the
meeting was Mrs M NJ Hubert,
president. Following an interesting
business session an entertaining
Easter Program was rendered with
Mrs. T. c. Jones leading the group
in singing A beautiful Easter story
was told by Miss Maggie Little.
Dainty refreshments were served at
the close of the meeting.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-04-10

A very charming visitor in the
city is Mrs. Annie M Davis Thurs
mond, formerly of this city, but
who for years has made her home
IN Memphis, Tenn, and more re-
Gently in Chicago, Illinois. Mrs.
Ihurmond a graduate and former
instructor at Henderson Business
College is now employed in the
Treasury Department, in Chicago.
She is house guest of her cousin.
Mrs. Willie A. Afford. Jones Street.
other relatives and friends.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-04-10
IN THE HOSPITAL

Friends of the following persons
are sorry to hear that they are con-
fined to local hospitals and wish
for them a speedy recovery:
James Clay, SIG N. Parish Street.
Daisy Harris, Subway Street. and
Joe Vernell, Route 7, jackson.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-04-10
Harmonic Club Meets
With Mrs. Bender

The home Of Mrs. Bender on Tou-
galoo College Campus was the
scene CT the regular meeting of
Harmonic Club, Wednesday. Dur
ing the business session plans were
discussed for the observance of the
Clubs Silver Anniversary some
time in May. Mrs. E. T. Redmond
is president.
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News Of The st. James Church

The church school opened with
the largest attendance in many
months. The Supt. in chair, the
school preceded with the usual
routine.
The missionary society met at
Ills with president Thomas pre-
siding. Each band contributed to
the program and the offering MAX
ing 1T a tremendous success. The
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-04-10
we missed a treat.

We join in with other Jacksonians
in welcoming to Jackson Saturday
hundreds of outstanding women
from over the state who will be
here to take part in the Miss Bronze
Contest sponsored by the State Fee
Iteration of Colored Women'S clubs
We wish for both these ladies
and in our own sorors a most en-
joyable stay in Jackson
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-04-10

Funeral services were held at
Truevine Church for Willie Lee
Travis last Friday, April 2. Mr.
Travis died of short illness. He
was the son of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Travis.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-04-10

The campaign of the Indiana A
merican Legion aided by many 9TH
er organizations to raise 100000
to purchase "the Shades" a scenic
forest tract as a state park, has
passed the S175,000 mark.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-04-10

Mr.. and Mrs Henry Love receiv-
ed greetings from friends honoring
them on their 9th wedding anniver-
sary, Saturday April 81. The Loves
now live in Bismar, North Dakota.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-04-10

This week we received a card
from Mrs. Julia r. Young who is.
to quote her exact words, Having
a sweating time" over in Hot
Springs Mrs. Young was accom-
panied to Hart Springs by her hus-
band, Mr. Henry Young. She re-
ports that she is feeling fine.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-04-10
News Briefs

WASHINGTON, D. Chg Rack
ct exposed at Howard u. Big mo-
ney involved in Grade Changing
Surtise NJ. Smith is said to
have complained to university Of
ficials that she paid student veter-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-04-10

Mrs. Olivia Hills passed away
Monday, March 90. She was the
mother of Mr.. Henry Loviss and
Mrs. Sadie Jones.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-04-10

Mrs. Christine Dozier left the
city this week by plane to he at
the bedside of her small daughter
who is in Texas and who has pneu-
nonia. Friends hope she will FIND
the baby much improved.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-04-10

Fire has destroyed the new club
house of American Legion Post 418
at Walton, Ind, with a loss of more
than $4,000 only partly covered by
insurance.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-04-10

Ebert H. Burns of Champaign,
Ill, past chef de chemin de fer
of the Forty & Eight, has been ap-
pointed by National Commander
James F. ONeil as director of the
new national economic commission
of The American Legion, with
headquarters in Washington, D. c.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-04-10

Friends sympathize with Mrs. J.
b. Bennett who died recently OF
a brief illness.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-04-10
Iidbits of News
About Folk We
Know

Mr.. Oscar Davis, we'll known
Jacksonian, is in st. Louis. Mo. for
an indefinite visit with relatives.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-04-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Fate Stewart, 5l2
Noel of this city were recent visit
ors in Tchula, Miss.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-04-10
William Love celebrated his first
birthday anniversary Wednesday,
April 7. He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Love of Bismark, N. D.

Following a brief illness, Monday
April 5, Mr. Sam Stiff passed away
Funeral services will be held Sat
urday, April 10 at Mt. Gallilee Bap-
fist Church. He is survived by z
sons, William and Sam Stiff. Jr.
'one daughter, Miss Elizabeth Stiff
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-04-10

Visiting in the city recently were
Mr.. and Mrs Marion Rudd and their
infant daughter, Marionette. as
guests of relatives. The Rudds now
make their home in Little Rock,
Arkansas, where Mr.. Rudd is an
executive of the Boy Scouts of Am
erica. Mrs. Ruod is the former Lor-
raine Crawford Of this city.
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fonnte aufs berslibite eineelaeen
iino. Mnfane 8 llbr abenos in Der
SalIe, III 8eImont Mpe. Cine ute
Wtuiif miro gum Sans aufipieIen.
lin 5ablreiben 8eiud) btttet
Oas &omitee.
g. @iintber, Sefr.
Smeia %.
srb 6. Snni miro oie reaelnabiae
Seriammlung absebalten. 9lnfang
2 l1br nahmittass. slGe Sd,lpeiterr,
iinr gebeten Ser geriammli,ns bei-
sllipobnen. g. @iintber, Sefr.
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Trik nnb 0eure Wulaidlabenb am
Samsta9, 5. Snni.

Ole sSris nno @eore 8riiSer bes
3ipeie 80 iinb tpieoer an Der Mrbei1
,,,nb allen einen iebr genliitliheu
Mbeno am 5. Stunt, INN $3.50 nbr
su bereiten. Wir alle tuiiien tpenn SIC
Jris unb 8eors Nt1nner etipas per,
|anltalten oann fonnen mir iihel
iein oab mir eine quite 3eit baber
tperoen.
Tas @ulaideiien miro punft 6:3C
llbr abenos ierpiert. Nah Dem GiieI1
tolgt ein h,r5es Nrogramm anlo
nabber miro getan5t bis in oie Jriib
@ir f0unen uns erinnern lpas fiji
elm pradtises Yroeramm oie 5rit
ten. sic ,perben in oieiem Sabr nod
uno @eorg 8riioer lestes Sabr bat
ldCncres bieten.
slnmelbi,naen iollen bel oen Brit
ocrn 6rib 8euer Gel. 7-3O51 nnS
8eorg &aif)er Gel. 3=3469 aemad,t
iperoen. 0as 8nlaideilen ,mb Yro-
aramm nit allerlei llnterbaltlml
lno Sans foitet nur $3.50. 8eriifere
sir uno oeincn 6reutoen eillen ge.
miitlihen Samstagabeno in Dem brl
slr Sahienbane am 5. SUM- fommlt
3eigt oen 8riioern Sris nno 8eoru
oab mir ibre fleiBige grbeit erfennen
inbem mir elm poIles Saus an Sieiem
Iben6 baben. .......
I. ). Seu, Sefr.
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SruScr Huoplf @aber

Wruoer Yaoer ipar in 6ermers.
heim, Seutiblano, geboreu. Snl
Sabre 1926 tam CT nah Sen Ser,
elnigten Staateu lno mabte ieine
neue Seimat in Maiiillon, Sbio. SSnl
Sabre 1929, aln 81. Se5en1ber, reit-
tc er oie Soanb 5um Gbebllno Srieou
Sroblib III HailillOn. 8r. 9aocr
iudr ein @titalieo oes Central Ser.
bonocs, bcs 3,ucia IA, Mtitglieb bon
Ser MopIe Scpal Srber 233 por,
Canton, Afitglieh bes ShlueiSer
GlltG, beS 9lripu 8elnngperein. Gr
mar bcliebt BON allen Die i'm fannten.
Nilhe ieiner sll6c.
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Nadrid)ten aus Der 9pnterns.
Uemeinbe

gtur nod Srei @oden iinb es bis
SIT Dem bebeltllngsopoIliten Gag il,
ser @elhid)te unierer 8emeinoe, 100
,pir nit ser Silfe @ottes oen erite,
SpatenItid, 5um gnu unieres nelle,
@cttesbal,ies ti,n ,ppIlen. Gin per-
,heiBlmgspoues @arten auf hieieil
ercBen Gag bat uniere Sersen hill,
idon iabr5ebntelnna erfiiqt unb
burf) 10 piele gsiebcrid)ldge aud, OF
ldDn entnnltiet, aber bus SlGmmhe,,
oes 8laubens unb Ser 2iebe Sli Boi-
tes 8eid lit @ott lei 0anf bod nidt
eanS perIoid)t unb geipinnt nie6er
immer mebr unb nebr Stdrfe mo
'neues 2euhten unb neue Soffnrng,
fhcnft uns alid) ipieoer relle &raft
,rmb neue 5rel,oe uns nit ean5cm
Sersen in Sen 0ienit llnb in bic @r-
belt oes Serrn su beeeben. Nit &C.
tpaItiaem Eoben flopft Scr 8eiIt
8ottes bel Sebem bon uns an ,lno
mill ms bas Simmelsbrot bringen
obne oas bie menidlihe Seele nihi
leben fann. -..
Sn ser nGfIten Summer unieres
@olfsblattes miro bas Grogramnl
fir bie Spatenitidy-6eier am 90
sunni iteben uno mir ertparten Gro,
bes lmo Grhcbenoes al bieiem Gag
su boren unb au ieben. 2aBt lms Bis
bobin uniern @eiit unS nnier Ser3 il,
8ott tpenben mb ibn inbriiititig ul'
ieines Segen bitten, oab er oas Werf
bas mir 81 Gbren ieines heilisen
Namens beginnen ,uollen. f0rberll
l,nb binausfiibren belize uno ins alle
on5u beibe Ser5en ibenfen moge.
Mmcn. Sans Bauer.
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Suhann Salmen

l,ns entgcgenbebrnhte Spnoathie,
Rer. 9lSoIf Gbert fir Sic troItrcicten
gSorte, SEM SeifenbeItottcr Sdlnee-
berger fir oic feline @eoienlma Sen
2unosleuten bon Canton imo Gbis
coeo fitr Sic berrlideu &lumen ,nS
allen sSreunoen bie mir auF irgenbs
cine slrt mo Weise beigeitanocn
baben unieren Shmer5 3u erlpihterll
iasen mir lmIeren innigIten Guuf
@ir bonfrn Dem Central gerbato
fiir oie prompte 9luS5dAll,ng Der
Seriiterlng iopie auh bem 3iugie
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&irden Tranen Yerein

slue Mitelieber iperoen hermit il,
&enntnis geiett, haB ill,iere &er-
ialnmlung ieber eriten W.,tti1pd, I'M
Monut anltott icbcn eri.eu Srnntaa
ita,tiinoet. 90 ii uniere EtiSjlte Ters
ianrnll,,ne Mittiprd,, ben .. Nni, 9
llGr nahmittags. Sic Sd,pci;ern linS
ir",rnbIihlt sril,ft an,ueie,o su icin.
Sas &onitee fiir &affee uuE Sit
hcn ierpieren heItebt aus Sen folIens
bcn Sfspeltern: ssatb. Gnilt. slgretu
@aener, Marie & 9in>cr, slnna
@o,it. Cara Sulu'fert.
Wtarie ". 9inber. Stftittf.
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4a< st. fc,ais, NE.
Sweia Is.

9lllen MtitglieSern biene sur ge,
falligen godrift, baB unIere nGdite
Gcrimnmllmg Sonntaa, ben 6. SSuni,
3 llbr nadmittags ltattfinbet. slHe
Sdppeitern unb 8riiber iino erild)t
antueieno SIT lein, oa ein iehr tpihti
ger Yunft 81 erleoigen lit, ,pelder Elm
iehes @titslieo in 8etrod)t 5iebt. 3ltr
3eit ipenn es franf barnieber liegt.
Sarum fommt ale linb erfIdrt cure
Meinl,ne mas aetan iueroen ipu.
Mlth miro unier Telegat iiber bie ab.
gebaItene 9onpenticn berihten.
u. Sub, Sefr.
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3lu< N1e,taea, pa.
3meis 81.

Mae Stipcitern. Die iid) angenlei=
oct baben nod grie 5u fobren anl
Spnntoa, 0en 80. Mai, bite piift
GAS ltbr moraens bei Der Salle 81
iein. @ir fabren punft Z l(br NOR
gems ab.
Die nGfite Notwithstanding
finoet itatt tSamstae. ben 5. Simi.
8 llbr abenbs. ga aud Der 2onnen.
tionsberidt abgeseben miro, bitten
mir alle su eriheinen. Hnh Der Ser.
iammlung miro &Gifee unO &nd)ell
Ierbiert. SuI. Honliid)er, Setr.
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ssir Sera nnb Sinn!

Sic nGtite geriammlung bes
Sapeis 30 finoet am 1sreitas, ben 4
Sum-, 8 llbr abenos itatt. @s iuirb
IN oieier 8eriamml,lng auh Der
8eridt Der Oelegoten 5ur &onpentiou
eegeber.
Beihloiien purbe, rniere CONNER
beriammlltngen am eriten 6reitag IN
ben Monaten Slni, Suli, slusuIt uni
Septenlber abenos ab5ubalten. 2a6i
rns mier geites tlln unb bieienGer'
iamml,rngen beitpobnen. Sm lester
Sabr batten mir INNER an bieler
Observation-Disclosures gl.ten @eiud
Seoen Ssreitasabeno miro in bel
Sadienbaue nidyt MIR Elm Siiheiier
ionoern aud, Sftpeinetpurit ierpiert
Gin Srdeiter lit an oieiem slbenh an
Sano nm allen einen geniitliher
Nbeno 5u bereiten. Nll6 am Cams.
tagabeno lit elm gutes Srheiter al
Son6 Dir uno oeinen Sreunoen efte
briioerlid,e ltuterbaltllng 5u per'
iihern. @enn on nno beine ,Sreunoe
einen ipirflih id,Gnen Mbenb per.
brinsen molten. nereeBt niht mo elt'
re Saf,ienbaIle itebt. 0a finoeit 81
nid,t nur am Sreitag uno Samstaa
cinen idon eeplunten slbeno, ion'
bern an iebem Mbenb in Der @ohe Ill
fir bid nnb beine Greunoe cine CUTE
Seit seiid,ert.
&onrention in grie, ga, am 90
uno 80. Ntai. 2aBt uns Doungstoiun'
gut pertreten iebet,.
Seoen Samstas INN | llbr nah-
mittaas probt Der &inoerdor in Der
Sahienbale. Muf)ber gibts Inter.
baltuna uno Grfriidlns fir Die 2in-
Der.
@enn 6ein 3in6 oiefen Nrobe,l
ri9t beiipobnen fann ipeiI es nidit
Die Transportation bat. loBt bits
fein Hroblem iein. @ufe ben 0riA
Tbeib St. ouf. Gel. s;1324 nnb er
berfidert Dir bab bein aino iihere,'
@ee baben miro nidt nur nah scr
Sole ionbern nih tpieoer mad
&auie.
llnterftiist Den SnfienbilfsfonS
nit @abe uno @ebet.
q. s. 3eu, Sefr.
0n1&1n YaRn.e mHx~ &1n 0AAAS>~.>o
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Mnbulf @aber

mir cntgeseugebrahte 'Spmputbie,
Sen ,Sreunoen mo @efannten fir Die
herrlihen 9luulen mo bie @etell,:
qlng om 9ear1bnis, bem Central
&crbann fiir Sic pronnpte slussablllng
Ser GcrIiherllng, Sluci9 IA fiir Hds
SterbcaClh lmo Nie herrlid,en gli=
men. @ott ber9elte es allen.
Sie tiefgebellgte @attin
1yrieba Vaber.
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6efud,t miro:

bon sllfreo 8aener, @rafenau,
Ctr, 1OSH Barge:
WaIo, II. g. 3one, Serr 8arl Bill
Ter, 9dderei. Chicago, Su. SoGte
iemano Sic sloreiie ,piiien ifiue man
lie an Srau Cara Sin5ing, 1860
Cafe abe., glepelanb, Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-27
2lns Gtieaee. 1uit,etS
3lusia 10.

Gs biene allen Ntitgliebern STIR 9e
flIligcn 9tahritt. bab Sic monatlid,e
ScrIonlnlung am Sonntag, ben
t3. Slni, nbgefalten miro. sllle !gtit,
gIieoer lperNeu gebcten aniueIeno III
iein.
sSn Der lesten TerIamnlilng ipur
De beIhlci'en ben Charter 1ilr 'edr
M}onate oIfen 81 balten. Gs iperoei'
ieoem neuen Mfitglieo orei @tonate
alltgeItrieben uub sic Or. Soften be.
sablt. Sir n1bere IuftlGrltnaen ipen.
Sc man iit on eiu 0titslico bes
3lpeig TO- )
Infer Sapeig beabiiftigt am -
Suni cin Gidnif ab5ubalten. geba!'
tet bieien Gag often. gsdberes bar.
iiber ipater.
Glisobctb Sitterlp, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-27
2l,aS Detreit. uliePiea,,
Smeis 81.

SDetg 81.
slQen Miteliebern biene 5l,r Naf.
riiht, SaB oie rsllniperiammlung or,
Gonnerstag, ben 3. Suni, Z llbr
abenbs i'm Garls Gap Hoom oil
1899 8ratiot slpe. Itattfinoet. 9ie
Wfitglieoer lino gebeten 10 piiEflib
imb sablreit mie MIR moglid] lid an
oieier Gerianlmlung 81 beteiligen.
Ieben onberen luihtigen @eid)uftca
,ueroen bie 9elegaten Die gerihtc
BON ser om %. uno %. Mni in Grie,
Go., ltottfinbenben aonpention brina
aen Gs ipiirAe inns frelien elth dlle
beariiben 5u fonnen.
9fit,aeI Sellti6, Sefr.