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Smyrna times., 1949-12-01

ural cause of death, according to
a study by the American Medical
Association.
More actual deaths still are
caused by disease, cancer and cere-
Smyrna times., 1949-12-01

and radio re-
ccived an hon
orary citation
for his victory
over a life
long handicap
at the annual
convention of
TIE al
Society for
Crippled Chill
4 I e n a n d
Adults in New
Y ork N ov.
- a.
Smyrna times., 1949-12-01

Indian Territory was incorpor-
ated into Oklahoma when mat
state was admitted as a state in
1907.
Smyrna times., 1949-12-01
ACCIDENT Facts

Are accidents now the leading
cause of death in America?
In a sense-yes. That is the
statement made in the 1949 edition
Smyrna times., 1949-12-01

lo4o

Medical for polio patients costing
ton for Infantie Paralysis money
because treatment available today formerly the
accompanying chart reveals Until 1888 when National
daOn formed, physician . comprised
the best available care Today, modern polio treatment
include IL specialized services provided by entire TEAM Of
professional workers This expanded has cost National
Foundation Chapters millions In March Of Dimes funds More
needed services
the POLIO EPIDEMIC EMERGENCY DRIVE to help for
todays polio patients Send your contribution now to POLIO
Of your local Post Office .
Smyrna times., 1949-12-01

Concert violinist Arnold Black,
25, of New York City, whose music
has been heard on the concert stage
Smyrna times., 1949-12-01

1,6S0,O0O; pneumonia, 1,11O,OOo;
and cancer, 100000.
Evening star., 1949-03-19
Silver Spring,
MARYLAND

Featuring 3 large bed
rooms, modern all-elec-
trio kitchen, garbage dis
posal. Convenient to
schools and tranSporta-
ton. Almost new brick
construction. Excellent
terms. Friendly country
club section.
TO Reach. out Colesuille Rd.. to
Franklin Ave, bear right on
Franklin to GarUood Ave. LETT
to 96Oi GarWood Aue. and Wick
ersham open SIGN.
Evening star., 1949-03-19
|Red Cross Donations
Raised 10 $621,@7
As 9 Divisions ReporI

The Red Cross yesterday re-
ported donations totaling s621.-
867, or 81 per cent OF the 1924, ,00(
goal for the Washington area fol
their 1949 fund drive being held
this month.
Reports of nine divisions, in.
cluding those from nearby coun-
ties of Maryland and Virginia
were made at a Government
Day" luncheon in the Chamber
of Commerce Building.
Agriculture Secretary Brannan
chairman of the Government di-
vision, called on various Govern
ment leaders for reports Of their
departments.
The Government division so far
has raised $318,661 or 73 per cent
of its goal-highest collection of
any division.
The Residential Division has
the highest percentage, with IS
per cent Of its 81 900 goal raised
to date. Second came the city
division, with 78 per cent Of its
$35, 900 goal. The Government
division was third.
Before the division reports were
read, James T. Nicholson. execu-
tive vice president Of the Ameri-
can National Red Cross. presented
a certificate of merit to a Silver
Spring mother of seven, who re-
Gently saved her 3-year-old son
Evening star., 1949-03-19
bradn,oor,
Bethesda

Featuring 3 sunny bed
rooms, 1st floor powder
room, large luxury kit
chen, extra long attached
garage. Combination side
porch and sun deck.
Friendly convenient
neighborhood. AS little as
s2.50O down to qualified
purchaser.
TO Reach: Out Wisconsin Ave,
to Bradley Blpd.. lett go miles
to Bradmoor Dr.. bear right )
blocks to S60S Bradmoor Dr.
and Wickershum open sign.
Evening star., 1949-03-19

from drowning because she re-
membered safety measures learned
from the Red Cross.
Mrs. Leroy w. Mason Of Paint
Branch Farms. Silver Spring,
found her son Roger unconscious
in a fish pond on the farm. She
administered artificial respiration
while calling for help.
Mrs. Mason, who studied nurs-
ing at Sibley Hospital, said first
aid techniques she learned In a
wartime Red Cross class came
back to her clear as a bell" when
the emergency came.
Evening star., 1949-03-19

IS.W., has asked permission Of the
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
to transfer its license to the place
across the street. Police Of No. 4
Precinct have notified the board
that the distance from the church
to the new address Is less than
the 400 feet required by the ABC
Act.
Evening star., 1949-03-19
Distance 10 Church Studied
In LiouorStore Transfer

The distance between the Zion
Baptist Church at 335 F street
S.W. and the building at 613
Fourth street S.W. will be the de-
termining factor in the transfer
of a liquor store license.
Wohl, Inc, owners Of a package
liquor store at 624 Fourth street
Evening star., 1949-03-19
Bethesda,
Exfajr I'd.

Featuring everything for
home comfort. 3 large
bedrooms, pleasant side
porch, fenced-in yard.
Finished child's playroorn
in basement. Charming
, neighbors. Owner leav-
ing country.
TO Reach: Out Bradley BlDd.,
from Wisconsin Ape., 1st rfaht
after going through uH6er-pdss
on Fairtar Rd. to Denton ST.
right on Denton to Ertnir Rd..
RIGHT to 660I Ertuir Rd., and
Wickershdm open sign.
Evening star., 1949-03-19
Club to Present Show

The st. Georges Social Club OF
Washington will give q variety
show, Melody on Parade" at
$50 pm. tomorrow in the Jewish
Community Center. 1929 Six
teenth street NV.
Evening star., 1949-03-19

Poprietors the neighborood
board the
building expiring from the District Sur
months and they ~ach decision.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25
Bolton Briefs
By Jane Mcdonnell

Saw robin today. Spring il
here at last. Il hope)
! A play entitled "a Pair of Coun
try Kids, will be put on at thu
park recreation hall Thursday a
8 pm, April Z. This play is pu
on by local talent and it will b.
good SO don't miss it.
Mrs. Ethel Meinzer has returned
from her six weeks Carribian cruis
She reports she had a wonderful
time and enjoyed the trip immense,
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. S. Stinson are
home again. They had been gone
since Thanksgiving on trip to
California. Guess they missed most
of our winter and 1 bet they're
glad. They also had a nice time
on their trip.
Mrs. Elmer Sather returned
home Monday from the Whitefish
hospital with a new baby boy born
Sunday, March 10. The babbys
name is Melvin Wayne. Congratli-
lations, parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe LaSorte ara
the parents of a new baby girl
born Morch at the Kalispell
General hospital. The baby's name
is Anna Mae. Mrs. LaSorte, who
is Mrs.Joe Lavorato's sister, has
been visiting her sister since Des-
ember IL, along with her small
son. She left Friday.
Doug Cooper and Donna Mathe-
son, Montana University, visited
Doug's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Cooper, Thursday through Mon
day;Saturday and Sunday were
spent in Chinook accompanied by
Mrs. Cooper.
Supt. J. w. Emmert has re-
turned from his trip to Washing
ton, D. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Cannavina
and daughter Lois have gone on
month vacation to sunny Calf.
Walter Towers of Lake Five
was called back to Minnesota last
week by the death of his second
brother. He has lots both of his
brothers this year. The commun-
lty extends sympathy to him.
A seven pound baby girl named
JoeAn was born to Sgt. and Mrs.
Ralph kimball, Tacoma, March II,
st. Patrick's Day, begorra.
Mrs. j. Blankenship has return
ed from Vancouver B. c. where
she visited with her family and
while there attended family re-
union.
There are lot of colds and
sickness around headquarters lat.
ely. Get well soon, everybody.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25
Plane, Cat, Truck,
.Jeep Make Rescue

Plane, caterpillar tracter, trucl
and ieep each had their turn il
bringing apparently pneumonia
stricken and year-old John Mathi
son out of the Flathead's wilder
ness-like north fork district last
weekend.
Seriously ill, the little fellow
whose first birthday is March 80
was taken to the Quarter Circle
NC ranch airport near Polebridge
Sunday. Participating in the mercy
trip from the Trail Creek settle
ment were his father, Jack Mathi-
son driving a truck; then Lloyd
Sanderson with his cat, and Doc
McFarland's jeep. Mrs. McFar-
land gave first aid treatment, and
q Corsair flying service, Pilot Lo-
han, completed the journey to
a hospital. He's doing OK, and
left the hospital Thursday.
There are two pairs of great
grandparents interested in this
trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Holcomb,
Trail Creek, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Chapman, Columbia Falls;
and two pairs of grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Day, Bolton,
and Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Mathi-
son, Great Falls.
The family is appreciative of
The help.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25
Careless Gunner Gets
80 Day Jail Term

Roy Wendell is penitent man
Tuesday about noon ne fired {
IL gauge shotgun into the bruss
just west of Martin City.
Those shotgun pellets didn't hi
a dog that might of been chasing
deer. They struck Jack Buck in
the temple, ear and hand. Jack, Is,
fl ON Somers had been visiting
his sister, Mrs. Jean Hook, and
left highway No. 2 for a spring
100 feet down the slope. One shot
penetrated his ear. The boy blet
rrofusely. He hung on to the neck
of his big husky dog and was vir-
tually dragged to the highway.
Sheriff Dick Walsh did good
job of sleuthing. Wednesday after
noon, he picked up Wendell and
his companion, John K. Daisey.
The men actually didn't know the
shot had hit a boy. Instead they
thought it was a dog moving in
the brush.
Judge w. H. Sands Wednesday
evening sentenced Wendell to 80
days in the county Jail on a charge
Of third degree assault. Wendell's
comment was he would have had |
no kick had it been six months.
The judge too considered the
sentence very light, and added that
careless use of gun in the woods
by a hunter should be considered
n terms of potential manslaugh-
er. The boy is coming along OK.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25
Hungry Horse News
Rex to Get Eagle
BADGE at Court

Martin City, Bolton and Column
bia Falls boy scouts are to par
ticipate in a court of honor sche-
duled for Monday at 7:30 p. m. IN
Martin Citys Presbyterian church
Principal award will be the
Eagle badge, scouting's highest, to
Rex Wickenkamp, Martin City $
scoutmaster. w. w. Waltermire,
western Montana scout executive,
Missoula, will present the award.
Other awards at the court which
is open to parents and friends ct
the boys include (Martin City, {:
Life rank to Glenn Miller; first
class badges to Vern Chef, Ken
Loveall and Thomas Richardson:
second class to Dale Adams, Mar
tin Kurpies ard Jean Moree, and
merit badges to Vern Byrd, Herb
Kost, Bob Potter, Miller and Wick
enkamp. Billy Uphous is to get his
tenderfoot pin.
Bolton scouts receiving merit
badges will be Duane Anderson,
David Bartlett, Ted Dofelmire,
Freddie Hodgson, Pat Rupp and
Don Thuring. The Star rank (be-
tween first class and Life will
also be presented Anderson.
A group of scouts from Column
hia Falls newly reorganized troop
are also expected to attend.
In charge Of local arrange
nents is Dave Geschwantner, Mar
in City, neighborhood commission
,r for the district. Jud Compton,
<alispell, scout executive, will also
'e present.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25
To Study POwerline
Along Lake Mcdonald

Today 4 national park service
architects and Flathead REA
Coop staff men will locate the
contemplated Transmission line
around the south end of Lake Nc
Donald in Apgar.
Problem is electrical service
without spelling the scenery.
Here for the occasion and for
other landscape and building pro-
blems in the park ar Frank Matt
blems in the park etaoi taoin
son, landscape and building archi-
tect for Glacier and Yellowstone,
and F. x. Robertson, architect out
of the Omaha regional office.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25
Town Enjoys Benefit Show

, Mrs. Clyde Schwach has been o.
the sick list during the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. Tip Leighton an,
children of Roman have moved int
one of the Hettrick cabins. Mr.
Leighton is employed on the dam
Mrs. Harry Christofferson anC
Mrs. Ray Sharpe left SATURDAY
for an indefinite stay in Washing
ton where their mother is under
going an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Chef enter
tanned the Martin City-Ronan pin
ochle club Sunday evening. Mem,
bers present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Hollingsworth, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bud Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Sands, Mr.. and Mrs. Alton In
graham, MIR. and Mrs. Bud Chef,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Chef, and the
visiting guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Schwach, Martin City, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Bratton, of
Bozenan.
Bud Ward won high for men;
Bratton high for women. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hollingsworth held low. A
delicious lunch was served.
Jake Kartheiser and Carl Lind
berg entertained the Eldorado pin
ochle club at the Floyd Lindberg
home Saturday night. Members
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Foley, Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Kartheis-
er, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ball, Mr.. |
Ind Mrs. Don Loveall, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cap Loveall, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Mrs. Butler, Ann Baker
md Russell Smith.
Tom Foley won high score for
he men; Mrs. Nick Kartheiser
Ugh for the women.
Jake and Carl served the lunch,
yhich was a delicious affair serv-
d in generous proportions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Bratton and O
hildren Sandy and Judy, of Boze-
ian, are guests at the homes of
[r. and Mrs. Chris Chef, and Mr.. {
nd Mrs. Bud Chef. Phil, a senior b
Montana State college in Boze- F
an, is doing two weeks practice a
aching of agriculture at the Kali v
pell High school. Mrs. Bratton b
sister of Mrs. Chris and Mrs.
I'D Cheff's.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25
Friday, March ?;
March March Ending CIV,
W etter than 6 { usId'

Fladhe e.a T as s. is eada,
than normal, az a. DEGREES
ton already at aDq ~, with pa
pared to a full.m r,ls incii,,
.95. -'inonth aonl
no' Observer Ray Hall a. :,
pell federal station at a. III
snowfall at 1877 in tb also d
for r ! March so far as I1V .s eopa4
a e.2 inch normal al and IG ny
for y last, when ten nps ls'
4'a degrees below a ysrs'qI
u Coolest March dav 'v 1ss
March MI H. and warnes was Is
~ above above on March 81 So
n,a mangry Horse snovf,,, !
MOI month SO far is % ipc c,s,l
tatlon stands at 200; biss /
allure e, 3d. March 6; low r's !,
a. Observer is Franz N "
A colder, damper dela Nss
brings floods. ''ys
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25
Park Maintenance Men
Hold Spring School


Thursday and Friday marks the
annual spring road foremen's
school in Glacier national park
Attending are the foremen equip
ment operators, and shop men who
open and maintain park highways
and keep mechanical equipment
operating.
In charge of the school is Park
Engineer Ira S. Stinson with A. c.
Thuring, assistant park engineer,
and Dick Wendt, engineer. Gener-
al road foremen is Jean Sullivan
with the road foremen, Ray Price.
Clarence Bengtson, Dave Nelson,
George Beaton and Mike Brunnar.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25
Bon Writes

The Martin City Lumber CON
pany Coram, has received motto
that its new modern planer is bein
shipped from Boston, and will b
delivered April 8.
Joseph Violette and Marvin Jen
sen, Roman, We're in this area las
week. While here, Mr.. Violette,
welder and blacksmith, obtained
future employment with GSM.
DR.. James M. Garrison ,Spo
kane optometrist, was in Martir
City looking for an office Ioca
ton Monday.
Pete JanSki and Joe Cannon
working men in this region, are
called the Seattle Shuttle Board
Kings" However, they lost every
game to the Martin City amatuers
In Thursday evenings contest at
the Monta Club.
After Buster and Veronica Bar
Der had taken Less and Byrd Kre>
zenesky, proprietors of the Clothes
Horse on hot shuttle board con-
test Friday night, the Krezenesky's
Immediately left for a two weeks
vacation trip in California.
Jim and Myrtle Boyd, Noxon
were weekend social callers in
Martin City and Coram.
Harold and Jimmy Richmond
Sublimity Ridge, transacted bust
ness in Kalispell Saturday.
The Cal Kessingers, Greene
Heights, visited the Moen family
in Eureka over the weekend.
Mrs. Floyd Lindberg is assisting
in the post office while Mrs. ]. ].
Hill is taking her vacation in
Wyoming.
Mrs. Eddie Wilson has beer,
called to Spokane by the serious
illness of her mother, Mrs. Nina
Houms of that city.
Mrs. Roy Meadows and Mrs.
Ralph Stocker shopped in KaIis-
pell and Columbia Falls Saturday.
Mrs. George Albright has re-
Gently returned to her Martin City
home after spending SIX weeks at
Hamilton.
Eddie Wilson, of the U. S. Air
force is now at Frankfurt, Ger,
many.
Sam and Sally, of the Hungry
Horse bar, are having some needed
carpenter work done in the rear
of their building.
Barbara Kay Luding had a few
friends in Saturday to help cele,
brate her seventh birthday. Her
Daddy had baked the cake, a
delicious three tier affair. decor
ated to carry out a green and white !
color scheme as Barbara's BIRTH /
day actually occurred March IT,
Out of town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Wood and daughter
Karen Sue, and Mrs. Lucille Bang
man, of Whitefish.
Mrs. Del Alvord and son Denny
returned Sunday evening from Il
visit with Mrs. Alvord's parents
at Clairmont, Florida.
Mrs. Bill PumaIa, Byrdcheffton
addition, will entertain the Catho,
lie ladies society at the Rex Chef
home Tuesday. All Catholic ladies
are cordially invited to attend.
We are sorry to report that
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25
Ted Aronson to Preach
Easter Service in NJ. c.

Ted Aronson, Kalispell attorney,
will lead Easter Sunday services
in Martin City as well as Sunday
services for the next two weeks.
Martin City Presbyterians ex-
meet a resident summer pastor IN
June as soon as the seminaries are
ont He will be student pastor.
Meanwhile Easter service pre-
parations are going on with the
16-voice choir practicing at Mrs.
John Vertrees in Hungry Horse
village.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25

Now hanging in Mayor Vern
Greene's office is an oil painting
by Mrs. F. B. Hills of the Hungry
Horse damsite. Mrs. Hills snapped
a picture of the damsite about ten
years ago, and used it to outline
her picture.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25
In Own School Monday
Want Play Equipment

With Martin Citys new four
room school to be definitely &C.
cupied Monday, the towns Lions
club is starting their playground
equipment program Immediately
In mind at this time is the erect
ing of two swings, teeter-totter
and sandbox. On the committee
are Vern Greene, Earl Hollings-
worth and Jack Gordon assisted
by club president, Jean Bachaud
and Fred kost secretary.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25
Page 8-Martin City

Martin City had a good tim
at its volunteer firemen's vaude
vile benefit show Thursday eve
ming in the Royal theatre.
The towns new fire truck was
proudly parked in front of the
theatre and at the ticket window
dressed in true flapper tradition
was Herman Byrd. Short skirted,
well padded and thickly painted
usherettes were Fred Lussier,
Chris Lund and Howard Mulvihill.
The show opened with Clyde
'Schwach playing his electric gui-
tar, and then a black-face skit of
banter between Ross Luding and
Jean Bachaud. The audience con-
tinued laughing and enjoyed itself
for the whole two hours.
Bud Chef and his daughter, vi
ola, presented Flathead Indian
dance. Bud grew up on the res
ervation. The kids in the front
rows were wide eyed.
Dorothy Wick, Marge Somers
Gladys Sather trilled through a
number and an encore with Mrs. |
John Vertrees, accompanist. Mrs.
Vertrees also presented an accor-
dion solo.
Teen-aged and red-haired Mar
ian Wilson, dressed as a pirate,
did tap dance, there was grade.
school-aged ,Claudette Byrd and
Beret Barbo in scnottische. Mrs.
Pollmann's little bluebird girls did ,
q highland fling, and the campfire
girls, coached by their leader, Mrs.
Leta Dryer, did down-south song ;
act.
: Jerry Baldwin, fire chief, +
brought a: serious interlude with ;
g. brief talk on fire hazards, and
Ross Luding came back again as
4 drunk coiored man. Another skit .
vas what happens when the fire
siren sounds at night. 1t happened .
20 Judge bill Sands and Earle :,
Iollingsworth. a
Bluebirds in the highland fling q
we're Beret Barbo, Jane Sherry, -
Patty Loney, Nancy Bissell, Leta =,
Sandra Stratton and Ell -
inc Hollingsworth. -
Campfire girls were Emma Ma -
on, Alberta Franks, Lois Cady, d
;arol Kuespert, Penny Mermis, -
RANGES Burd and Carol Pollmanr.
Proceeds were 5000. On the fire L
lens committee were Chief Jerry II
aldwin, Ross Luding, Allan Balm, IL
ill Sands and James Allread.
The Martin City firemaen 1oere
cry appreciatiUe of being able to al
Sc the Royal theatre for the ben sc
lit shoaU. Al
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25
To Discuss Semi,

Plans Plans for a boy Scout t,
Hungry Horse will bs !. y
thu this evening at 7 in tbs
Pine Inn. Invited to atts,I
been Neil Keim, Lee Mott Mott
Egan, Mel Hord, Jim NJ
c H Spencer, David 8 cnl4']
B. Hodgson, A. A. Browns
ert w. Page, Palmer Iars,.|
Geschwaatner, neighbours
missioner and Jud Comm
executive: The men reprss
bureau, GSM and Hunor,
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25
Back from Washington

Returned from Washington, D.
c., Omaha, and st. Paul Sunday
was Supt. J. w. Emmert of Gla-
cier national park. He was gone
five weeks, comforting at national
park service headquarters in
Washington, the regional offlc~
at Omaha, and with Glacier Park
hotel company officials in st. Paul.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25

Each Sunday finds 10 Martin
City boy scouts taking instruction
in fingerprinting at the home of
their scoutmaster, Rex Wicken-
kamp. With scout circusses in Ka.
lispell and Missoula in the offing,
the Martin City troop plans a
booth on fingerprinting.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25

Bills Bowling Barn in Martin
City came one step closer as the
lot was dozed this week. Judge
Sands operated a bowling and duck
pin alleys in South Dakota and
in Martin City, he plans four
duck pin setups ready for use after
fishing season ends.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25
Plan Easter Egg Roll

Plans are underway in Martin
Citv for the annual Easter egg
roll. Sponsors of the event are the
Boomtown Boosters. 1t will take
place Sunday afternoon, April II.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25

This is three-line editorial.
Martin City nol0 has q beGna5,,0
attitude toaOard the REA.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-25
House for Preacher

A % by 24-foot foundation is to
be started on next week for the
preachers" house adjacent to the
Presbyterian church, Martin City.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-14
NON-EDUCATION

The one big lesson that education
mafst teach, if it is to teach any
thing. is the lesson that we are all
brothers under God the Father, that
all men are branches of one vine.
I'm. 1850
A school or college that does not
teach that, cannot teach anything
worth knowing. prov. .24:49 Be.
cause PROPER USE of all a mans
knowledge depends on his under
standing of his unity with all his
brothers (Rom. 1910; Am 1:S)
So pity the unfortunate children
OF both races who have to try to
learn this important lesson.
In segregated schools prov. 1929
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-14
Baby Shower For
Christian Hospital

MIAMI - The Athena Social Club
completed plans last week for n
Baby Shower benefiting the Baby
Ward OF the Christian Hospital,
Sunday afternoon, May %, 4:s0 pm.
at the home of Miss Dorothy J..
Bowe, 1921 NV seth st.
The membership along with the
guests are expected to make this
affair a great success.
The organization Is an active
group of young ladies who are
working toward an aim of support
ing and giving aid to worthwhile
causes in the community.
The program committee has Mrs.
Oslo Mae Brown as chairman and
serving with her is Miss Mary L.
Marin.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-14

A Mothers Day program was
held on last Sunday night at Bethel
AME Church which was enjoyed
by all present.
Mrs. Susan Manuel Corker and
her son Ira are in the city visiting
her mother Mrs. Carrie Manuel.
Friends wish her pleasant stay
Happy birthday to my mother
Mrs. Rowena Pinder who celebrated
her birthday May 10.