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Milford chronicle., 1950-11-03
Your Child Today
TALK TT OVER
WITH JUNIOR

Looking back at your childhood,
probably the one thing that per-
pleyed you was is that you
Were ignorant in respect to
things people expected you to
know.
Most of us can remember wish
ing that our parents would tell us
many things which puzzled US.
Our parents, wise in many ways,
often hesitated to discuss sex or
religion frankly, and just as rarely
would we bring them our problems.
Wise parents, says the National
Kindergarten Association, will talk
freely with their always,
Of course, in a manner suitable to
their stage of development. The
parent who has gained the confid-
ance of junior will find that he will
never hesitate to bring his pro-
blems to his attention. He will not
solve them for him; but they will
discuss them together and then LEI
Junior make his own decisions.
How do you start talking things
over" with children in their early
formative years?
You don't suddenly start talking
confidentially and intimately tc
your children about the more SER
iOus subjects, warns the associa-
ton. The idea is to talk matters ov-
er naturally and guide our children
all through their childhood, in the
knowledge Of subjects of interest tc
them and about which they ought
to knOw-religon, sex, political
science, anything and everything
OF impOrtance-in a way that they
can comprehend.
Milford chronicle., 1950-11-03
Chinese DeplOre
English Schools

CINGAPoRE - P) - Chinese
community leaders concerned at
the migration" of Chinese stu
dents to English schools run by the
government, are considering the
establishment in Singapore of a
multi million dollar Chinese Uni
versity, to help preserve Chinese
language, culture, arts and science.
Prime mover of the scheme is
millionaire Tan Lark Sye, who told
the Singapore Hokkien Association
a Chinese University in the colony
would solve the problems of Chin
csc middle school boys and girls
who are unable to proceed to China
for higher education.
Milford chronicle., 1950-11-03
painted Dolls"
Disturb Malayans

JOHORE BAHRU, Malaya-(P-
Malay girls in Johor state are
shocking their elders by discard
ing sarongs for Western frocks
and making up like painted dolls. ("
Che Azizah binte Ja'afar, princi-
pal of the JOhOre School of Domes-
tic Science, who called on them to
go slow" pointed out Malay girls
bad also done away with the "kain
kelubOng" a sarong worn around
the body and over the head for head
scarves. Che Azizah didn't depgore
the adoption of Western customs.
but thought Malay girls were over
doing it.
Milford chronicle., 1950-11-03
Food
Sweet Potatoes Star in Hearty Fall Menus
BY cEcILY sRowNsToNE
Associated Press Food Editor

For a delicious flavor change
serve sweet potatoes often this
fall. Used with the main course
or for dessert in pudding, pie, GUS
tard, cake, or cookies, and they'll
add excellent food values to your
family's meals. They're rich in
vitaniin A and also provide worth
while quantities of vitamin C and
small amounts of the B vitamins
and minerals. You can rely on
them to provide food energy, too.
The deep yellow moist sweet
potatoes are often called yams-
you can learn to tell this variety
by their dubious shape and skin
color. You'll find them fresh in
many markets but you also can
find them packed various ways on
grocery shelves. From Louisiana,
for instance, come small whole
sweet potatoes packed in syrup.
These small wholes" are fully
matured, just small in size. They
are usually as free of strings, nu-
tritious, and full of flavor as the
larger yams. It's easy to mash
them and their sweet syrup makes
them a natural for use in desserts.
These small whole potatoes are
attractive, too, when they're can
died. If you prefer yams packed
in water instead of a syrup, you
also can find these in cans.
Easiest way of all to prepare
fresh yams is to bake them in their
Jackets to serve with meat, poul-
try, or fish. Choose yams of uni
form size for baking; if they're
very large you can cut them in
half crOsswise before baking. Wash
Milford chronicle., 1950-11-03
Security Is Secure

CAMP COOKE, Calf. - up -
They teach every buck private
that "lOOse lips can sink ships"
This one learned the lesson we'll.
One night unit was drilling in the
dark. A stranger passing by asked.
what unit is this?"
None of your business" replied
the soldier.
And Brig. Gen. Homer o. Eaton,
assistant commander of the recent
~ activated 40th National Guard
Division, continued his lonely walk,
unapprised of the units name, but
perhaps consOled by the thought
he was bossing security consci-
Gus outfit.
Milford chronicle., 1950-11-03
Finds That Death Is
Trouble

BERLIN - (P) - This happen
ed when a man died of a heart at
tack in a West Berlin bowling alley
one night:
The proprietor called the fire de-
partment. They said they could not
pick the man up because he died of
a natural cause. The proprietor
the police. They didn't feel author
lied to help, either. Call a trans
port firm or an undertaken" they
advised.
It was midnight. A dozen such
calls were in vain.
Finally the embittered prOprie-
tor loaded the corpse on his hand
cart and took it home. A policeman
accompanied MIN through the dark
streets.
Milford chronicle., 1950-11-03
Prisoners Love Jail Life

RANGOON - (P - Burmese
prisons are houses of vice catering
to the worst forms of depravity and
perversiOn, Burmese M. P. Thakin
Ba Than declared here.
He told Parliament prisoners
can have anything they want at a
price. He said this included opium.
Ba Than, imprisoned in 1949 for
political offence, asserted homo
sexuality was encouraged and
practised.
Milford chronicle., 1950-11-03
Tweed FIeeCes Make Fall News

Particularly in the wooden field is interest high.
Featherweight tweeds and deep pile feeces, fine
worsteds and yarn-dyed hannels are rolling off the
looms in dazzling variety to supply the materials
for Mrs. U s. AS fall suits and coats
High in favor for winter coats and ensembles
are the strictly new tweed Reeces, which are warm
but lightweight pile woolens in tweed patterns.
They are being used for colorful, casual sports
coats, and often are coOrdinated with solid-tone
suitings.
Milford chronicle., 1950-11-03
Loves Labor Lost

KUAI4A LUMPUR, Malaga -
up = A laborer who had Is teeth
knocked out in an accident told la
Dor officers he was more worried
about his chances of marriage than
about being unable to chew.
The Labor Department reported
it was helping the man to claim
workmen's compensation from his
employer, but it was at a loss to
find in the legislation a section to
cover the peculiar grounds aovanc-
ed by the laborer.
Milford chronicle., 1950-11-03
BY DOROTHY ROE
Associated Press Fashion Editor

Top news of the season in U. S. fashions is
fabric.
While tire silhouette remains substantially the
same as last season, the range of dramatic new
fabrics Is practically unlimited. American mills
turning out handsome woolens and silks equal to
anything Europe has produced, in the opinions of
many experts.
Milford chronicle., 1950-11-03
Light On The Subject

A 100 watt electric light bulb is
said to give so per cent more light
than four 25 watt bulbs, yet uses
the same amount of current. A
film of dirt on bulb can waste
more than 20 per cent of the light
you pay for.
Milford chronicle., 1950-11-03

and dry them and bake in a hot
(4250F.) oven for 35 minutes to
an hour, until they're tender, de-
pending on their size. If you want
the vans to have soft skin when
you serve them, rub little fat on
them before baking. When they're
Milford chronicle., 1950-11-03
Golf Balls

Golf experts suggest that a good
soap and water bath will preserve
golf balls for the following sea-
son.
Milford chronicle., 1950-11-03
By BETTY CLARKE
APP Newsfeatures Beauty Editor

Today's American beauty must have than pretty
face and attractive figure If she banks everything
based these qualifications she'll be lost if things
do not nan ont
Milford chronicle., 1950-11-03

ready, cut crisscross gashes on one
side of each potato, pinch the bot
tom so that some of the soft in
side pops up through the opening.
Wedge fat chunk of butter into
each opening, and garnish with
parsley,
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Taters nn6 Sobn.Mbeno.

Ser @rlloerbuno ser ct. Sobanues
Stride bolt am Sreitag, SEN "a. Sc.
bruar, ieinen iGbrliden 8aters uno
Sobn-slbeno ab. slls Spreher fun
sieren Hihter srtbur Gap unb ser
friibere Chaplain Ser II. g. Mrmee,
Hep. @repiteot. slls Motion Gictures
iperoeu lnter auoeren 6ie ,@orlo
Series ser 9aiebaa 2eague" ge5eiet.
slls Gbrengdite fllneieren ,lnier MI
slber, Ser ais eriter Sad)ieuiunge
Dies Sabr als ~Eitder ser Glepelanb
Snoians" inns gbre MAIDEN miro, TO-
wie unier gtitslieo go,pin 8ottidalf
Ser seseniuartis ser .Gbampion.
9orer" Der @eitern Heierpe timber
iitp lit.
aarten iino MIR i'm 0orperfauf bel
oen 0titglieoern oes 8rl,oerbunoes
81 baben. Hur MGnner i'm Sitter bon
10 bis 100 Sabren iino eingelaoen.
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Samend)ur Sarpnia.

llnIcre leste Terinmmluna ipar
gut beluht. allie &ereilsangelegci,
belten ipuroe crleoigt. Sir beu gro
BEN @uritmarft on 25. ,aebruar
iplroen Die ao,nitees altiseitelt uno
aaes lit aufs Bette beiteQt.
slm 10. slpril iit unier 5riibiabrs-
fon5ert 9teue 2ieber lpllroen gelernt
lno NroT. SduIter iuiini6t. baB alle
Die Sdngerinnen Don nun an rege!-
mdBig iinsen fommen. @ir iino sum
Vanfett bonn 2tpeig 4 eingelaoen 9
Sieoer 5l iingen. 9ieies 8anfett lit
nnl B. Wtar5. Is freut nns 6aB
Sdweiter Mnna Maraiffp ,,no 6.
9ralu auf oem Wege ser 8eileruna
iino. 8eToe maren inn ct. Ssobn's
Solpital. 8ir beOauern iebr, oaB
Shlueitcr Wtorie Stirner einen I'M
faa erlitten bot; aud iino einiae
Sungerinnen ipegen ltarfer GrfGl.
tllng bonn Singen iortgeblieben. Ml=
len aranfen tuiiniden mir baloise Sc.
iltnobeit.
Ser Sater bon Sdngerin ellie
Wanop lit geitorben un0 entbieten
mir ibr lllo ben Ingeborigen inniglte
SDnpatbie.
Sbea Stola, Sefr.
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Mnmelol,ngen fir oasielbe iino ers
beten. &ufen Sic 9sl. 6-62O5. Sin oas
5eiteen ihliebt iid einllnterbalt,lnas.
abenS nit San5 m. 9ie Wuiif liefert
oie aIen oeutiden &reiicn ipoDlbes
fannte "Seioelberg sldt" &apeae. Die
unter ser 2etllng umieres airhen.
iilteiten Midael YeIo,nosfa itebt.
.rb ,uirO al biei fem glbeuO cine
Serren' be5lp. 0anlen GIgin ooer
Sanlilton Mrmbanoubr in @erte bon
$65.OO, cine 8uffetltbr $4,000 uno
cine siidlampe $16.75 luesseseben.
Sonntag pormittass. oen 26. Sc
bruar, finoen alpei Jelteottesoienite
ltatt. Gngliid um 10 llbr uno 0eutid
I'M II uDr. Sn lekteren tpiro oie
Serbrennung Der 5tpeiten Sppotbef
Der Stride oorgenommen, oa bieielbe
reitlos be5ablt muroe uno uniere &ir,
DIE oamit i6uIoenfrei getporoen lit.
SSn beioen 8ottesoieniten ,peroen
uniere Gbore iin9en.
Mlio nod)nlals bitten mir reierpie.
rem Sic iid oieie Gage fir oieie be-
lon6ere Oeier..
Sic nit gan5er Gamilie aub ibre
Jreultoe iino ber5lidit eingeIaoen.
$. Sreiber. Setr.
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alpeia 4.

Gs oiene aIIen Iitelieoern aur
&ennt1is, oaB nGdite 8eriamml,lne
Sonntag, Sen S. Mdrs 8 llbr nad=
mittaes itattfinoet. geod Der Ser
ianumlung sibt es grfriidungen unS
&artenpartie. Gs iino tpibtiee @e-
ihafte 81, beraten lpo ,nbeoingt alIe
Mitglieber antpeienS iein iouten.
Sdtpeitern nidt pereebt. om 3.
Mar5, 6 llbr abenos, finoet ,utier
9anfett itatt 1,no alle Mitglieber
iino b0flidit eineelaSen.
slmnelouneen aueroen freunolidit
angenommen bis gum 1. Mirs.
sluf Ser &ranfenIiite iino: Molina
Grnit, Sophie 3ieeler, 8oie anoers
Jon, Msnes S6uller uno Ntarie stei-
ner. @ir iuiiniden alien baIoise
8eiierl,ng.
Sdtueiter Bertha 3ap.Slinta ers
teilen tuir nuiere tiefite Sympatbie
fir toen Gerll,it ibres Batten.
3ueig 4 bittet INN neue Mitalie=
Ser. Gliiabetb GildIer, SER.
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TO, Clearwater 472t.
Tas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
3meia 4.


8anfctt mno 4S. Stifnnn9sieit
lit am 1sreiaa, ben 3. MGrs, 6 ltbr
abenos i'm 8eitIeite Sadienbeim.
anmelbungen iperoeu e,ttgegenge.
nommen uo1 Trdi. &atb. Martini,
Clearwater 5045, uno Sefr. glii.
Glider, $50. 5516. 8itte id)on 10
balo nls mDgliob.
Mls Seleeaten sur &onpention
puroen selpdbIt: Yrdl. 6. Martini,
Gliie 2etner, GlIie 9inoer, &atb.
SdmIot, 6. Sildler, Hola Yetrie,
Sldie Hebner, aatb. @olff. Matiloe
Sigqrto ,luo Srene Sallner. grias:
&atb. Gbafp, 2aubine Suriga uno g.
Shuiter.
sluf Der &ranfenliite iino: Hoia
grnit. Marie Stilbler, Sophie 3iee,
Ter, 3oie anoerion nlo slsnes
SbuIler. 8aloiee 9eiierlng ipiinlbt
gliiabetb Siidler, Sefr.
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3e1ttrolUerbt,1,N1s
4itSeleDe, De,,fehe,s
Ginber,.imite Scr >ies>
jItrieen Central Der.
b0nNs.1tcnpenticn

9en l0bIiden Smeisoereinen mn.
ieres Central SerbanSes snr sefGQi.
aen 9enntnisnabme, oak bic bies.
jabrise Central @erbanbs &pnpentipn
ant Samstas unb Counting, ben ~.
nnb %. Mai i'm Sadienbeim in
Salem, Sbio, sur Sasuns iid Der.
iammelt.
SGmtlide 3ueispereine nnieres
Serbanbes erind,e i'd frennblihit iidJ
in oerielben burd bic uoae 3abl Der
beredtisten 9elesaten bertreten at
laiieu. Sie erite 8eidGftsperiamm.
lung iuirb punft 10 llbr pormitttaas
am Samstas, ben q. Nai, er.
0ffnet, baber crinde id bic 9elesa-
ten nnb 8aite iid etipas pur Der ae-
nanuten 3eit int Teriammlunsslofal
cin5uinoeu um et,uaise St0runs 5u
nermeiben.
3n bieien @eriamnlnnaen laoe
id Elm bic Nitslie6er nnierer 3mcigs
Oereine, ioipie bic &ertretcr allcr iad.
iiiden Crsuniiatipnen in ben Ser.
einigten Staaten.
Nit treniadiiidlem grnbcrsrnf,
Ssbn 8altbes. Ur..YraFbeat
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@eteran Spipital begebeu iiir cine
genaue llnteriudlug. Inn ailsSufin-
sen mas i'm 81 oieiem l(niaa &C.
trieben bot.
llIere ,lG6ite &crlunlnllltng fin
set Snmstag, ben If. MGr5, 8 llbr
ubenos ltott. Wtitslieoer ioQten oiele
niht perpaiien, bern nit oen nei,en
iiiugercn 8cunlten ieben mir leilen
Efi)lNAl,nsen entaegen iuno ole
5um Gorteil oes Sereins iein iueroell
&onlnlt in Sic Gerlanumlltng! .
SSubn Sobrmar, Sefr.
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Sadj'8ebGdjtnisieier.

Ser &irdendpr Ser Sitieite ct.
Scbannesgeneinbe ipiro am Conn,
tag, oen 26. Mdr5 iein iiblid)es, iGbr.
libes air6enfon5ert seben. Oiesmal
miro es aus anlaB ser SabrespenSe
Scr 2OOidbrigen @ieoerfebr oes So
oestages bes 'sroBten Meiiters ser
&irhenmltiif Sobanm Sebaitian 8ad)
feiern rno tuiiroig beseben. Sm ean-
gen Sanoe ia aui ser gan5en Groe
tperoen bon ben gr0Bten Gborperci-
men lno Srdeitern feline se,paltigen
Wlnuoer,perfe erflingen. Sa man
fann nit einem nnoeren groBen
Neiiter &ob. Sdumann iibereinltinl>
men, Der lagte: Wuiif ibuISet Bad
lopiel lpie Sic ReIiaion ieinen 8e-
griinSern." Soer tpie geetbopen, Der
MIR einem 8rudteil ieiner gSerfe
tannte, in 8etpunberl,ns auSriei:
"Sa, ni6t 8ah ionoeru M eer ioll-
te er beiben?" Stun lnier airdenhpr,
Der tueiB, oab 8ad)'ibe M,,iif id)0n
ilIingen lit iuno peritanoen fem mill.
bat iid) beaeiitert an oicien Mieien
beranaeipaat lmO beriudt nit Sin-
gabe ibm gered)t SIT iuerben. Sofient-
lid) iuiir0iecn uniere 80uner nro
Jreu,Se, Observation-Disclosures
bon Dit uno 8eit unier 8agnis ,u,o
,nlere Inltrengungen ,lnS beebren
uns nit einem sllten gelud un6
ebren oamit 9ad) ieIbit.
llnier 9borIeiter Groi. 8uooli
Sdl,iter arbeitet NIT boiler S,ingabe
am @elingen oes 8ad)feltes.
Sm iibrieen selanst am 8. april,
om Olterionntag, feline BON ibm font
poatierte, groBmgelegte Siterfantate
(Solis, 0uette ,,no Gborgeidnae)
3llr Seridonerllng oes @ottesoienltes
5ur Muffiibrung.
Sm Auftrage oes airhenhors
Nary Guip, sefr..
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Serr Sobann Sacob

lno iuurOe am 6. sSebruar, 2 llbr
nahlnittags llnter UroBer geteilig.
rne ser Mnperlpanoten, Sanosleuten,
gefannten uno isrerlnoen rno Mit-
'alieoern oes 3ipeis 33 mo Ger 81.
Slltb. Selltih Belneinoc bon Mar=
tens Seidenbein, 9S11 Gcniion
slue., llnb im 2::3O ll9r nad,u. bon
Ger Sel,tid &irdye ans na6 elmer
SralerfeIer 9eleitet bon Yaltor q.
q. SOIlm auf Dem Sunlet MtelnprioI
.Harf 5ur letten Hube gebettet. NrG.
iioent GoDaro Shneioer pom 3,peig
3&3 lpra6 am Grab einorudspoIlc
9tadrui,porte.
Ser Sabingeidiebene iuuroe anl
80. Mai 1884 in &eiso0ri6en, Sic
benbiirgen. geboren uno er5ogen uno
fam als Sllnsseieae I'M Sabre 1903
nod oen Verelnigten Staaten, bie er
5u leiner Seilnat mafte.
Sm Sabre 1913 reidte er Marie
@otb Die Sano 5um gbeblu1Oe, ser
elm gliiflider ipar.. Gr ipar Elm gut
itehenoes Mitslieo oes 3ipeig 33 ,lno
oes Central Serbanoes ioluie 0er go.
Sutb. Ielltidgemeinoe. @ie beliebt er
mar belpies Der 8ere BON 8lumen.
IS trauern INN i'm feline tiefgebeugte
8attin Marie Sacob, 3 Sobne, Mar-
tin, Sobn uno 8eorg sacob, uno Se.
rem Jamillen, cine Iohter @atbiloa
Yeanop unS Shpieseriobn unb 6
Gntelfinoer eia,e sdtueiter in @eis-
borden, Siebenbiirgen. eine S6tpd-
germ aafb. 8otb in Glepelano ,lno
oeren Janpilie uno elm Sfspager
Widael &otb uno Jamilie in Mar-
tins Ierrp, Sbio.
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,,na. Fiir Sic idonen 8lumen unS sic
CUR Sepfiie,tng eeiteuten Nutomo=
bile uno Yrdi. Gbtpar6 Sdneiber
fir sic III Ser5en gebenoen @ad)-
rltfporte am 8rabe. 0em 3ipeig 33
fir sic Ius5abll,ng bes 2ofallterbes
gelocs ino Sem Central 8erban6 fiir
prompte slus5abllmg Ser Geriide-
rung ber5lihiten Oanf.
Muh banfen ,pir agen sic ireenb=
ipie ,urs 1T luriern groBen 2eio beis
geitanoen. @ott pergelte es alien.
Die trauernoen bi,rterbliebcnen
Gnfelfinber, &inber uno 8attin
Maria Saeob.
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Smei8 81.

aaen sdpeitern oiene 5ur ssad)-
ridt, oaB 1lniere Beriammll,ng am
Sonntag. ben 5. MadrS 2::3O ubr
nadmittaes itattfinoet uno oie per.
ten Sdaueitern tperoen eriuf,t iid) an
Der Seriammluns 5u beteilisen.
aae Sdlueitern. ,pelde nit ibren
8etrasen unb MiieBments i'm @iid,
ltano iino, iollten iid sutltebeno ,na.
den.
Aie iiblib miro ,lnier 3arteu.
partie nad Der Beriammluna abae-
balten. Sund, aafiee un6 aud)e,l
miro ierpiert ,,no an ie6em Gid
miro elm Freis geseben. .Bitte fommt
ole 1ino bleibt aud beim aartenipiel.
Gs tperoen ale Sdpeitern, tpeId)e
lbre Wobnung getpedlelt ta6en, er-
'udt Den SefretGrinnen ibre neue
aareiie gu 9eben, 6enn Ole setretd.
rinnen miiiien Die ridtise aoreiie
baben bon ieoem MiteIieo.
IS bofft redt biele sdtueltern be,
griiben 5u fonnen
Sopbia ach. ecfr.
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0amendor Saronia-
8nritn,arft

am Samstag, 6en 25. Jebruar,
peranltaltet Saronia einen @urit-
ntarft bon 6 bis s llbr, elm fo1tlihes
Bratfpnrit uno 2ebenpurit. .Mbeno-
Giien. 8 llbr aortenpartie nit lido.
men 9iif)- un0 Sauptpreiien. Gum
Derfanfen iino itniere beriibmten
8rattuiirite, 2ebertpiirite uno folt-
Iihe &rapfen unb Strisel. Dir laoen
ale nnfere lieben Bolfsgenoiien Elm
lns giitieit 5u unteritiisen uno uns
nit ibren 8eiteuuneen gu beebren.
8eitelnngen tperoen ongenommen
ratts erGi. g. 8. shneioer, GN.
1924 uno Gg-Yrdi. Matbiloa Sigar-
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2l,as st. Eemis, 21le.
3lucis Is.

slllen S1lpeltern ln0 8ritOerll
oes 3iueig 10 oiene sur Na6ridt, baB
lniere Mdr5- -gerianmlllmg Sonntag,
sen 5. 9fdr5. 3 llbr nahmittags
ltattfilpoet. aSn oieier Geriomnlllln9
,ueroen sic 0elc9aten erlpGblt iiir Die
oiesjubrige &onuention. Somit ipcrs
ben alle Mitglieoer erilldt ampeieno
81 iein in oieier 8eriamulung.
q. SUB, Sefr.
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Smeig 81.

Sn Der lebten 0eriammlung am
5. Jebruar, iuelde iebr gut beiuft
tpar, bra6te llns 9eputp emma
sdaier ibre 1odter 8ettp sdaler
in ben 8erein ,llpo 9lQen @eorae
Weber in ole Susenoabteillrns. De-
putp aatb. Sdnriot brahte ltns SRI.
8ettp Sdneioer in Ben 8erein 1,n6
Oeputp Sopbia aoh brahte uns 30.
Shoger, 9aidaro Sdoser, @alter
Seitpertb, Barbara Mes in Die Su.
genoabteilltng, tpofiir Der Nerein
iebr oonfbar lit. @ir n,odtar bitten
INN mebr neue NaitsIieoer.
Sn oieier 8eriammlung ,pur6en
folgcnoe Deleeaten getpablt: Soban-
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Gin 8eltsebets.Sas in Der Seutid-
semeinbc ant "a. Tebruar.

gemeinbe ant "a. Jebruar.
giebe 8lanbenssenu1en bon Cit
nnb @eit!
Sn 80 Teilen Ser 9ansen 8elt lit
Ser "a. Scbrl,ar feitgeiett iporoen,
Inn gemeinidaftlib por@ottes Sbron
5u treten unS fiir SEN @eltfrieSen
81 beten. sSn Sen "a Stunoen bieies
oenfluiiroisen Cages iuerben oie @e=
bette Inn hriitlihe 8emeinibaft iiber
oie ganbe g8eIt. in 1868 Spraben
.llno Sialeften Dor sen Sbron oes
Siidyiten fommen. Die eriten Morgen=
itrublen ser Sonne tpiro oie @ld,lz
bisen auf Sen Siii Snieln beeriiBen
uno ebe oie Come ihren Sauf been=
'oet miro iie nod sic in Seu5e gebiia-
ten Gsfilnos arf oen ct. 2aiprence
SnleIn ipabrnebmen.
0ie 5rauen oes vGpangelism Gom=
nrittees" baben a,d) Sorbereituneen
9etrofien, cine 8ebetsanoad,t gu bal,
ten am "a. Sebrllar llno 5tpar uln
7:3O llbr obenosf in ,lnierer Stride.
Ser Tamend)or Saronia lit einees
laoen NIT ibrem ibonen 8eIans Die
len abeto sll berberrlihen. Die @at-
tim lu1 Ieres gecbrten @errn Ealtor
goellm miro lrns I'M @ebet leiten.
slae Soriteberinnen ser &irdenper=
cine tperoen iid) am Grogramm Sie.
les sbenos beteiligen. Muh sic M1n=
ner iino oasu berSlidit eirgelaoen.
Ser Riti sebt aus on aue @ld,,bi.
gen uniere Ser5en IN aufribtieer
2iebe fiir rniern Serrn lmo @eilano
81 oifnen. @ir ale beeen in ltnierm
Ser5en oen @lmid) fir Grieoen, 10
Iobt ms in @emeinifait fir bieien
6rieben bitten.
Sas &pmitee.
Charlotte 8ottidling.
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3meia 8.

Gs oiene allen Mitgliebern oes
3iueie 8 sur &enntnis bab sic ltihite
0erlmnml,ng Sonntag. Sen 5. WGr5,
nabmittags abgebaIten miro.
Gs lit Elm Slid 6rp"- "-Abeno anse=
lagt fir s5reitag, oen 3. Mdrs bon 6
llbr m. Iud 3tpeig 3 ioipie 1rellnoe
beioer 8ereine iino tpillfmnmen einen
genriitliden gbe,ro mit5umabn1.
&egina Gbertb, Sefr.. /.
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9. 9. &arpatben 8eiangperein.

slQe aftipen uno paiiipuen Mit-
glieoern sur gefdaieen Nadyrid)t,
oaB am 25. 6ebrl,ar sic monatlihe
Veriamnlung ab9ebalten miro per-
bunoen init Seilos&eili=6eier fir Die
San,lar> 1rno sSebruars8eburtstags=
timber. Sd0ne Yreile fommen ;u Ser
2onrng ,nb elm por5iigli1er 2un6
piro al,d) ierbiert tperbea,. Gub in
reidere 3abl begriiBen su f0nnen pers
bleibt Wm. lritl1e, Sefr.
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Chicago, sSQinois.
ct. xnmfmS 6ird1e

1896 9onter Ctr, Gbicago 80, su.
Faftor 6. s. Breeder. Sell: @e. 7z5S9S
Seoen Sonntag 9 llbr bor,nitto9s:
Sonnta9idalle. - 10 llbr: gngliider
Sottesolenit - II ubr: 9euti1er @ot>
tesoienit.
2Sir laben alIe @lalbensaenolIen unb
Sreunoe ber5lid Elm 5u ben @ottesz
bieniten.
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G1moob Gitn, $e.
St. $anl's Gb. Qutberau Gbur4

Raftor Nnhreas NaseIba6. 800 6oh
Ctr. - Sell: 731>@. Sonntaas16ule
9 80 ubr; 1890 gualii9er 8ottesoienft !;
11:46 Seutfher @ottesbienft. Sober,
mann beraIid tpilIfommen.
air6enratsfitune ieben lesten Cams
tag I'm Deonnt l1br dbenbs. Sonntag>
!dnillehrers Situng ieben britten Conn,
tug I'm Nonat. $3.50 11br utorgenS.
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rta Bolff, Mnna Sdaier,| Sophia
Sod, @atb. .3afel, aatb. &i,n. So.
banna &itner; als Griab Ignes
Salmen, Maria sSlrSo, slnna Ole
bolo, slrf ser &ranfenliit ite iino: :Mnna
Shulter, Dora Sduiter, 90. Sam-
rih, &atb. 2oipep. @ir ,piini6en ill.,
nen baloise 8eiierlu1e.
Sophia aod, Sefr.