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i'm Monat in der Mozart Halle, s2s e. Ss.
str. zwischsn I. und 2. Ave-. in Man
Pras. George Kloos, 2s,s-4,. Str,
sekr., Katharina Tontsch. AS Ost 81.
Strasse. New York 2S. 1909 sd IsL
C.-V.-sekr, Hermsn Fogarascher, Is
Schenectady Ave-. Brooklyn. N. 7. Tel.
President 2-07sl.
salem. oAie: = =. Q. ., vsrsan der
''r''a'ss'. ss::ss. .,. yo. Z" 1ordan'rasa.
a, versammlun{ je9sn l. Fieitae i'm
helm, aos Raiir 1ad Str. ~
Pras:, Michael schwarts. Damascus
sekr., Simon nauts. sll q. Lurdy Str.
GG..v:;ssekr. :sse John Ulrirn. ss+ W. 7th.
,AsI, ,AAdss:;ssn,ssk,- s, Anareas Ulrich. sos
ss'sn' Ohio: - =. z: 8; 1rausu Z. .
vcrean. Svsig =.
Monat i'm sadhsenssin. sos Raiiroa1
Pras:. Mari. vos.lhuber. 90 e. T.
Pret:- -sskr. Susanna Herman. 7ss ".
CIV ssekr.. Eidrsd Bod.ndorfer. 2le
Adressen-sskr.. Asnsta Yunk. llos
Etna Str.
q. louis. Ia. - Z. .. Q. Z .. vsrsia.
v.r..mm,unr vies ;ed.n No. /. sonn,o. IN
Monal. 3 Uhr nachmittass. I'm ct. Louie
HAus. !. Stock
Pras. Josef G. obert. ss1s chippe VA.
Prot; ;-sskr.. Andy Fusa Sl4s Ashland
C.-V.-sekr, Geore Bolloni. sss2 Hail.
day.
It. Ioc,.. No.; Jun.or ss.ons q
Meeting every second Sunday Of every
month at 2 .. m. at members house.
President. Peal W. Roth. iSi7 Elmer
Z. 6. =; y sse'y. c.thsrin. LESS. ,,,s SD.
w:tsrsexn. =; 1;x--.. .: Z. 2.
';1:;:; v:1:: 1rH.:scaSs'a;r. ;a%sr av:.. e
Monat. ST. Pearl Str.
Pra;. Geors Wolf. sls ID. Mann Str.
e. Y. sekr.. N. Bachner.. SIS Pearl 9,
Str. Tei.: tis7.J. ~ 90 3
xsuagstov.s Q. - q xse.sa. s,l
=, Ju1gfreaen $. .. =. evsiS n
i'm Monat
Prasidentfn. Katherine NJ. Deppner.
9l5 Bonnie Brae Ave. Tel: s2-IS3.
PrUt.-Sekr., kath. PfinSeeraff. 81 u
Warren Ave. Te. 77sS4.
C..v..sekr.. Josehns Hvesei, 81 wills
Ave. Tel: SloS7.
youAgstowu, Ohio. - =. 3. q. Z. y.
versan. - 4weag %.
Versa mmluue jeden T. SonntaR i'm
Monat i'm Sachsenheim. Ecko Flint Ave.
Pras., Martin Kerr, 1914 Huntmere
Aye,s Wickliffe. Youngstown. Ohio. Tel.
sekretar. william NJ. Hartman. $50
Cerndale Ave. Tel: 2-462O.
C:.V.-Sekr.. John F. Orben. Jr.. sO24
Hudson Ave. Tel: 8-4464
XII: .Sekr.. Michael Bokesch Jr.. l43
Edgehill Ave- Wickliffe. Youngstown,
ohio. Tel! 9-9274.
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Bundssssktion -.
Cleveland East Junior Saxon 0hsas
President. George Krsch, $3.50 aavoe
hoe Road. Tel: YEllowstone ASIA.
Secretary, Sara 8. Schulier, 1oel 0aGa
llbth Street. Phone Randolph oESA.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-10-05
VEREINS- KALENDER
de. sisbenbverser soeh:en- sasnssrbvndss
Won Nordamerika

Bundes- s-Prasident, Georg kascher. 22sl
Goleta Ave., Youngstown, Ohio.
Elk. Bundles President. Adolf Wilnnger.
e43S w. 122. Str. Cleveland Ohio.
Bundesprasident, Henry Melzer,
Erie. Pa.
/. VizePrus., John TOPPER, Canton.
?. yize-Pras.. John untch. New
Castle, Pa.
Bundles -Scha,zme1-, Wm. Andrae
22CS Holland Str. Erie, Pa.
Bundes-verwaIter, Michael salmen,
6492 Maplecrest. Parma Heights, Ohio:
Youngstown. Ohio: Anna Knall, s60i
kirkwood Ave-, Cleveland. Ohio.
HoTTo.
I'm SanEe rein und rrei i'm Wort
Und fest in Eintracht immerfort.
suxD.ssE Z Exr1ox.x, K
Cleveland. Ohio Eintracht- Hermania.
Pras.. Michael salment s492 Parma
Hghts.. o. Tel: TU. 6-l633.
Sekretar. Michaei krauss, 354i Wcst
62. Strasse. Tel: All. 7195.
Buudesssktion 2.
Cleveland s;,os,s, Ss,0 o'tss,ss nss I''dsrt'f''
President. Gerhard Gramp. lo607 Mi
les Ave. Tel.: MI. 1-65S8.
Sekr., Emma Hauserman, 2640 Loop
Drive. Tel: PR ll7s.
Bundsssektion q.
Detroit. Mich. S. 8. 0emischtef ChoA
President. Thomas Seller. 1887 An
mott Ave. Tel: We. 9244l.
Sekretar. Anna Winkler. 1880 Brim-
gard Dr.. Tel: La. l-02l2..
Bundesssrtior 4.
Erie, Pa. s. 3. ndAnnerchor.
PrAs., Heinrich Melzer. l43 East 43.
Strasse. Erie. Pa.
sekr., William Andrae. 220s Holland
Str. Erie, Pa
Bundsssektion E.
Lorain. o. 3. 3. oesangvsrein Eintracht.
Pras., Michael Kirscnner. S11 West
21. Str
Prot.-sekr., R. X. Friesenhengst l7l,
Oberlin Ave.
Dundesssktion g.
-Asv Castle, Pa. - Eintracht 0esan4.
verein.
Pras. Geo. Binder. Ilo " fo<r Ave.
sekr.. Andrew W. Schmidt. at East
Leasure Ave.
Bundessektion
Youngstown, Ohio. Concordia Mixed Chorus
Pra~.. John Mardis. 537 Wilbur Ave,
Youngstown, Ohio.
Sekr.. Tllie Foisel, I'll W. Warren,
youngstown. Ohio.
H..A...>->-
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BundsSSekt1oa ~.
Cleveland West lladri1al Chorus.

Pres, Joe Titsch. 2540 W. s5th g..
Cleveland, Ohio. Phone AT. 1885.
Secretary, Gertrude Binder, 1897 Ro.
binwood Ave-. Lakewood, Ohio. Phone
Bo. 1854.
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DundSssokt1o1
youngstown, Ohio. 3. 3. Mxnnefcho1.
PrAs., Geors Faidsl ST.. 17e Friedrich
Strasee.
sekr.. Gustav A. Rchunn. s0SS SUN
mer Str.
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Bundss SEXTON II
Canton, o. 0su1cshtss 0Aos.
President. John Smiley 70S ArliAgtoo
Avenue, N. w.
Sekretxr VIM. Fritschs, Center RooS
Box 36. East Canton, Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-10-05
8undOOgektiop as.

Canton, .. Damsnehog.
President, John Smiley. 70S ArlfAS&e0
Avenue. N. ".
sskretar. VIM. Fritsche, Center Read
Box IS, East Canton Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-10-05
BRANCH CALENDAR
Of America

Of the Tonyvona Saxon Junior Association United s.o.s,
Of America
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1undssssktion n.
youngstown. o. Dsmsnohor 3AslvsiSs
Prts.. Josephine Miller. SIS Clearmond
Drive. ..- 4.
Sekr., Maria Pfingsgra6. 81 East
Warren Ave.
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youngstown, o. >. q. Juniov xyra
Chorus.
Pras., William Frank, S83 Flint Hill.
Sekr., Georg Foisel, 48l Anawan lAAo
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Erie, p. SiebsnbHrgs7 0oOlDoAooD
ChoY.
Pras.. Katharina Msrschausbr. ~
orchard Str.
Sekr., Emma Koppes. n. L. I. VII.
shire Rd.
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3undeSS0ktioa no.

S0ooeOoo8SS0D 10.
Erie. Ps. - sisbsnbargss 0soissAss
ChoS.
Prss.: Katharine Msrschaussr. I"
sekrs Emma Kopp.s. n. L. T. VII.
1unAssssAeaon II.
Cleveland, Ohio. Damsnehor "0Axeaiss
Prks, Sara D. Schneider. SAa1 Brood.
view Rd. On. 1884.
Prot; :ssxT, Tnsrs'' 1Ns. s.ol.. '>s' y,
1undsssektion n.
youngstown, o. Damsnehor 1Aslvsiss.
Prus.. Josephine Miller. SIS ciearnond
sekr., Maria Pfinssgran. u East
Warren Ave.
8undss SEXTON n.
Canton. o. osmlcshtss oAos.
PrasideHt John Smile. 7os Arliastos
Sekretxr. VIM. rritschs. censs, Ross
Box 36. East Canton. Ohio.
Bundssssktlon IL.
Hsv Castle, - .. .. DAns.sAss
"xrohstnn"
Pres. Mary Kuttesch. ~ Waldo st.
Sec. Minnie Melltrot. Tie 4 Rsy.
nolds ST.. New Castle. Pa
BunAssssktou ~.
Salem, ohioi 1eho xisAs4h1sas
Pras.. Elizaoe,h Girscht, 7so Liberty
Street, Salem. 0.
sekr, Freda Hermann. SCI sunu,'
Street.
Dundssssktioa -.
youngstown, o. >. q. Juuioy xyra
Chorus.
Pras., William Frank, 603 Flint Hill.
Sekr.. Georg fotsel, 48l Anawan lADs
Bundsssextiou as.
Canton. .. Damsnehos.
Prasident, John Smiley. 7os Ariissess
sskretar. VIM. rritsche, Center Read
Box IS. East Canton Ohio.
Bundssssktioa ~.
Clsvsland West kadrigal Chorus.
Pres, Joe Titsch. s5l0 W. s5th s..
Cleveland, Ohio Phone AT. 1885.
Secretary. Gertrude Binder, 1897 Ro.
binwood Ave-, Lakewood, Ohio. Phone
Bo. 1854.
Dundssssktion -.
Cleveland East Junior Saxon 0heas
President. George Krsch, $3.50 0avoe
hoe Road. Tel: :YElIowstons 452S.
Secretary, Sara 8. Schulier, 1oel lAGa
llbth Street. Phone Randolph oSSl.
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8u1dO60okt00 II.
Salem, 0hioi 8eho xisAs4k1s1s
Pris., Elizabeth Girscht. 7S0 Llbsrty
Street, Salem. 0.
sekr, Freda Hermann, sci SUNNI
Street.
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| DuAAsoseko1on II.
Cleveland, Ohio. Damsnehor "oAxeaass
Prks., Sara D. Schneider. 1&a1 Brood.
view Rd. On. 1884.
| Prot.-Sskr., Theress Stols. 3sS7 Y
| l25. StrI WI. 2058.
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v11BYHH N AIpHABEFvl0XYD
821ANROL0E DER ORfH N?
DEN YUNKTIONAXH8N.

A10A1oe, Ohio. - Alliance Saxon Lodge
Branch 3.
verSammlung jeden zweiten BonntAs
lonat i'm Sachsenheim.
Prasident. Martin Albrtch. 1892 80
Liberty Ave.
Prot.-Sekr.. William schuller, 1905 10
eeneca.
Central Verbands sec'v., Donald D.
Illegal. 406 r. Market st.
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City, Pa. - 3. 3. Z. q. vereip
1WsiG IS.
Versammlung jeden 2. Sonntag i'm
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Bundessoktaon i

8u0desookt1on IL.
1sw Castle, - q. q. DAns1aAsg
"1rohstnn"
Pres. Mary Kuttesch. t1s Waldo 0t.
Sec. Minnie Mclltrot, Tic z. Rsy-
nolds ST.. New Castle. Pa
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(Gortiebung fo9t).
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Alliance. Ohio. - 4. .. 3. Yrausn Z. q.
verein. - Zweig 2.
versammlnnp 1eden I. Sonntar i'm
Honat I'm Sachsenheim.
Prae. Elizabeth Wonner. 1924 Meadow
Ave. Tel 1-0637
Prot.-Sekr.. Ree,na Everth. s4s So.
Arch Ave. Tel. 20s0.
C.-v.-sekr.. Anna comings. sos Grace
6trasse. Tel. 1885,
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Salem, Ohio. - salem JNA1os oAKoa
Club.
President. Richard Zeek. tsS 3. Broad.
way.
Secretary. Freda Hermsnn. SsI SuD.
NIT st.
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Bundessektion
youngstown, Ohio. Concordia Mixed Chorus
Pras.. John Mardis. 537 Wilbur Ave,
Youngstown. Ohio.
Sekr.. Tilie Foisel, I'll W. Warren,
Youngstown, Ohio
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President. Bill Thsis. so3 Gsarmont
Or Phone Sl324.
Secretary. Caroline Arts. 81 Do. Jack.
son Street. Phone 1885
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4Onat i'm Sachsenheim.
| Pras., Michael Thalgott, r. r. d. 1.
Tel: 4950-R-12.
| Sekr.. Frisdrlcn Melzer ISL spring
| Ave. Tel. 2OlS-J.
C.-V.-Sekr.. Gustav W. schuller, Sill
| 9Th Str. Tel: STIR.
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0undessektion q.
New Castle, Pa. - Eintracht 0esan4.
verein.
Pras.. Geo. Binder. Ile " fo<r Ave.
Sekr.. Andrew W. Schmidt, at East
LeaSure Ave.
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Detroit, Mon. - Dsteo1s Jvaios 1a.ope
Pres, Trieda Schemmei, 77Ss GroneeS
,sec'y., Frieda Thalsott 1895 n.
cory Ave.
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Gary Indiana. - =. 3. q. q. q. Voroan
xweig 26.

Versammlung teden l. Samstag I'm
Monat, Z Uhr abends, i'm Siebenburger
Sachsenheim, II. und Roosevelt.
PrAs., Eliza beth Nasoplos. ll5 FlaveI
Monat i'm Siebenburger Sachsenheim
II. und Roosevelt.
Pras.. Stephan D. Kellner. 1887 Rut.
ledge Str. Tel: 2-7426.
Sekr., Andrew Binder. l4i3 Grant Str.
Tel: 4.4749.
CIV -Sekr.:. Michael Urschel. ls41 W.
10th Place. TEL: 2-5259.
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YoungstoW1. Ohio. - YoUASoeoWD
Junior OaxoAa.
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New York, n. Z. - =. .. q. Z. Uutee.
0t6t1uAGS-vofo1n. 1Vo1G -.
Versammlung jeden zweiten snnntaR
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0undsssettion z.
Lorain, o. 3. 3. 0esangverein Eintracht.
Pras., Michael Kirscnner. Sll West
21. Str
Prot.-Sekr.. r. X. Friesenhengst. 17a3
Oberlin Ave.
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Chicago, III. 6. K. q. verein
Zweig 46.
tae IN, German club TIoree. 1859 No
Versamnung ieden 7 Dienstse i'm Mo-
nat i'm Lincoln Auditorium. 4217 North
LINCOLN Ave.
Pras.. Anna Tauh. 5s25 West Grace
6tr Tel Av '-Ah3Q
Pro -Sekr.. Sara SCHUYLER. 1928 Ken.
more str Tel. Ed 4-n5oe.
Fin.-Sekr Sara weirick. 1909 Grace
Str. Tel: RU. 1-2s2a.
CIV. -Sekr.. Sophia Lnrtz. 4017 N
Paulina Str. Tel: Bf 8-4010.
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8uWood City, Pa. - i. q. .. p. Z. y.
Vsrein. xweig 81.
Vcrsammlung jeden letzten Donners-
tag i'm Monat in der vereinshalle an
Sprins Ave.
PrAs., Katharine Mslssr, i'll sprins
Ave. TEL: 2O18-J
., Sekry Mary Tha!gott. r. d. No. 1.
Tel: 1850 r IL.
CIV. ..sekr.. Anna kloos. sll Ore Ctr.
Tel: N27-W.
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Canton, Ohio. - 8. 3. K. q. vsrsin
Versa mnlung jeden 3. Sonntse. z TInr
aachmittags In, Sachsenheim. ia Har-
eisn~ Ave NJ "
PrHs.. George Stoff. l332-lsth Str.
n. w. Tel: SASH.
Prot.-Sekr.. Michael Depner, 1915
Edwards. N. n. Tel: s-Sa78.
C.-v.-Sekretsr, Gustav Zeck, 1928 Taft
Ave. Tel. 4-66I1.
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Gary, ina. - y. =. .. Yrausn. una Jun
XrAuAn Z. u. YAr0in. ZHAi1 -.

Versammlung jeden g. Donnerstas in
Monat, l Uhr nachmittags, i'm Sieben,
burger Sachsenheim, II. und Roosevelt
Pras. Anna Taub. 1901 Taft Str. -
Tel. 1855.
sekl.. sara Olsen. bss Fillmore Str
Tel: 3-5913.
C.-H.-senl.. Maria Urschsl. 1871 wss,
10, Place. Tel: $3.50.
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Chicago. Ill. - z. 3 K. q. verein
Zweiu TO-
Versammlune teder zweitan Fre'tae q
I'm Monat. ahends I'm German Club
House. $3.50 " Ashland Ave.
PrHs.. Heinrich T,adis'ans 1907 No
8el' Ave Tel: AR. 1-1s9?
Prot. -Sekr... Elizabeth Sitterlv. 1916
Albion Ave Tel. NO s-A77s
CIV -Sel,r.. Fn'lv Acknn. 5240 Sheri.
Ian Rd. Tel: 10 1-1400
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Bunudsssoktion 1:
Cleveland. Ohio Eintracht- Hermania.
Pras.. Michael Salmen. 6492 Parma
lights. o. Tel: TU. 5-l633.
Sekretar, Michaei Krauss. S544 Wost
81. Strasse. Tel: All. 7195.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-24
GIVE THEM
FIREPOWER!
by A. A. Hoehling

tank manuals have been rewritten, the latest of
training aids are employed in the classrooms
and every lesson learned on our far-off fighting
front is quickly flashed back home to the in
structors on this lO6, OOO-acre hub of violent
learning.
With full faith in the versatility of the tank
- and this faith is infectious to his command -
he has said of the war in Korea:
"Armor can go anywhere Some terrain is
better suited to tanks than other, but the only
change caused by the terrain in Korea is in the
methods of use of armor. Korea's mountainous
country makes defense against tanks easier :.
but the best way to stop tank is with another
tank"
These last few words have also been uttered
by General Jacob L. Devers, now retired, grand
daddy of US. armor
Support for Infantry
UsnNc this formula literally with reference to
Russia might be disoouragng, for the Soviet is
reported to have 10000 frst-li tanks, with
production estimates as high as 1900 per month.
We have about one-seventh that number and
the bulk of them inferior in fnepower and arfioor
to the Wanted Russian T-34.
But can't today's powerfully armed infantry
men handle tanks with their own rocket weapons
plus artillery? NO." says General Harold.
Infantry must have support to advance against
tanks. Some say that tank-klling guns are
enough. That's true IN part, but answer me this
- how will we get the guns to the front without
tanks?"
Today's combat team of tanks, they explain
here, consists of three = light, medium and
heavy, from Is tons to 40 tons and upwards
Our hottest tank, currently i'm production
at the Army's own Detroit tank arsenal, lie
the Aston Patton, mounting a Comm.
gum, which should be the answer to the
S3-ton Soviet juggernaut.
We now have the secret blueprints for radi-
cally different tanks in all classes, described as
being vastly superior in, firepower and general
performance to their World War II counterparts
The experts say that our medium tank of the
Continued on page 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-24
How WILL OUR TANKS
FARE IN AN ALL-OUT WAR?
the ANSWER DEPENDS ON A
GIANT GENERAL IN KENTUCKY
FORT KNOX, KY.

II Under sunny afternoon skies of autumn-time
u Kentucky, big. athletic figure stepped
from greasy, gasoline smelling Sherman tank
and mopped his brow. For moment he looked
at the other clanking 'blitz buggies" numbering
up to position on Fort Knox's firing range Then
he turned to an aide.
"Okay," he said, with trace of WEAKNESS
Keep EN- shooting!'
That simple routine days order is exactly the
mission of six-foot. two-inch, 2l5-pound Briga-
der General Thomas L. Harold and also of the
Armored School and Armored Center he COM
mands. Not yet known to his cOuntrymen,
big, affable 'sPop" Harold has become,
through the Korean war, man of destiny.
General Harold, youthful 48, has stepped
into key spot in the army's mobilization pro-
gram. He is the No. l man in the US. on his
crucial speciality, tank warfare His armored
citadel here at Fort Knox is the spawning ground
for the deadliest tactics of tank warfare which
can be devised on the basis of the most up-to-
date combat experience.
The Open Desz
WHEN the husky California-bon Harold ar
rived at Knox a little over year ago he an
nounced that the door of his Office would be kept
open. It has been. Even humble second 'looeys"
say the General is the only officer of rank they
don't feel embarrassed to be with.
He's always kept the door open, too, to new
ideas new equipment. He was among the tanks
staunchest supporters IN the days before Korea,
when not all military men were agreed that the
tank was here to stay. There was never any
doubt in Pop" Harrold's mind. He's kept
things moving forward at Fort Knox. All the
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-06-29
Legion Auxiliary Elects
New Officers Tuesday

The American Legion Auxilia-
ry met last Tuesday night at the
Alb Taylor Memorial Home and
elected the following officers to
serve the coming year:
Mrs. Maude Legate president;
Mrs. Hal Gillian, vice president;
Mrs. Goloie Rogers, secretary and
treasurer; Mrs. j. G.. Robertson,
chaplain; Mrs. T, B. Lehman,
sergeant-at-arms; Mrs. w. H.
Warner, historian. Mrs. Gillian
was appointed a delegate to the
state clnvention which is to be
held in Jackson in July.
Mrs Rogers presided over the
business meeting in the absence
of the president, Mrs. H. G.
Diggs. Mrs. E. HI. Skinner acted
as sergeant-at-arms.
Before the meeting the Legion
served cold plate to the Legion.
mares ana Auxiliary members
prepared by Mrs. Gillian, Mrs
Rogers, and Mrs, Legate.
The next meeting will be held
Tuesday night, July 18th.
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Miss Stephens Honored
At AL Fresco Supper

Miss Mildred Stephens, bride
elect, was the inspiration for a
delightful al fresco supper at the
f. w. Hooker home Wednesday
evening Of last week. Co-hosts at
this party were Mr.. and Mrs.
Hooker and Mr.. and Mrs. H. p.
Hammett.
A steak course with all the
trimmings was followed by the
dessert course, a beautiful cake
decorated with white gardenias.
Movies made in Europe by Miss
Stephens and her fiance, Mr.,
Roger William Runft, were enjoy
ed.
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! Runft Stephens Vows
Pledged On Saturday
In Beautiful Ceremony

/ Quiet beauty and simplicity
marked the wedding of Miss
Edith Mildred Stephens, daughter
of the Rev. and Mrs. John Elicit
Stephens. of Greenwood and
Roger William Runft, son of Mrs.
Kathryn Runft of Mason City,
Iowa. which was solemnized on
Saturday morning at eight o'clock
at the First Methodist Church in
Greenwood.
Princess baskets of long STEM
med pink gladioli and geenery
were used on either side of the
| altar to complete the nuptial set
ting.
The Reverend John f. Steph-
ems, father of the bride assisted
by the Reverend N. ]. Golding,
pastor of the church, read the
single ring ceremony.
Preceding the exchange of
vows a program of organ music
was rendered.
, The niece of the bride, Miss
Ann Stephens of Oak Ridge, Ten
nessee and her two nephews
Masters Pat M Barrett, Jr., and
John William Barrett, of Lexing
ton, stood with the couple at the
altar.
The bride chose an original
model day time dress of bark
starched lace over taffeta, with
strapless bodice under fitted lace
jacket with glove length sleeves
Her hat of bark velvet was trim.
med with maline and sweet
heart roses. She carried an in.
formal hand bouquet of brides
roses shading in color from pale
| pink to deep rose.
/ Miss Ann Stephens was gown.
ed in blue and wore a matching
corsage.
Miss Stephens selected for hel
| going away outfit Fred A. Block
original of navy sheer. Her hal
was a navy vevet cloche with
matching veil of maline and navy
accessories.
The couple plan wedding trip
to Canada and later will make
their home in Madison, Wiscon-
sin, the groom's residence.
Buffet Supper
The Rev. and Mrs. John E
Stephens were hosts Saturday
night at an informal buffet sup
per complimenting members OF
the Stephens-Runft bridal party
Pastel gladioli and roses form
ed the background for the living
room and dining room.
Miss Stephens, was lovely in
a rousseau model. of white pique
with matching accessories and a
gift corsage of white gardenias.
A pink linen cloth draped the
dining room table which was
centered with low bowl of
deeper pink rose buds.
A delectable buffet course was
enjoyed by members of the fam
lily who were invited to share in
this courtesy with the honored
couple.
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Mrs. William Young
Hostess To Club

Mrs. William D. Young enter
tanned members of her club
Thursday afternoon at her home.
Canasta was enjoyed during
the afternoon. Mrs. Paul Myers
and Mrs. r. c. Fraser won high
score. Mrs. Gordon Carter and
Mrs. Calvin Ussery were low.
Tea sandwiches, individual
cake and Cokes were served buff
fet style.
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Society Clubs : Personals
: Miss Julia Watson Is
Saturday Hostess

Miss Julia Watson was hostess
to members of the Saturday
Bridge Club at her home.
In the afternoon games Mrs.
J. B. Walton scored high and
Mrs. J. G.. Herbert was second.
Sandwiches and Cokes were
served.
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Mrs. Walter Galloway and Ann
OF Brownsville, Texas, were
jackson visitors Monday. They
were accompanied by her mother
Mrs. w. x. Gwin, and sister, Mrs.
7. A. Lail.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Pat M Barrett
and sons attended the Stephens
Runft wedding in Greenwood,
Saturday morning. They were ac-
companied home by Miss Ann
Stephens, of Oak Ridge, Tennes-
see, who is spending this week
with them.
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Sharing this hospitality with
the honored couple were Mr..
and Mrs. Pat M Barrett and Mr..
and Mrs. Dick Barrett.
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Timothy Young is spending
several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
r. E. Richardson and Roger in
st. Louis.
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Miss Margaret Diggs and Miss
Ann FAINT Davis shopped in
Greenwood Saturday.