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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-11-30

Second concert of the MarYsville Community Concert series
will be presented by the Columbia Concert Trio (abovel at BIS
p. m" Dec. T., in the High School auditorium. The three young
musical artist which form the Columbia Trio are: Ariana Bronn.
violinist ArdYth Walker. violoncellist. and Richard Gregor.
pianist.
Hailing respectively from the East. Middle West, and the
Northwest. and now on their fourth successful country wide tour.
they are playing almost 80 Engagements from coast to coast this
season. This includes concert and orchestral appearances. their
most recent being with the Harrisburg symphony orchestra in the
Beethoven Triple Concerto.
An ensemble which present the piano trio masterpieces of the
great composers, their repertoire ranges from the beautiful and
noble works of chamber music literature to special arrangements
for their three instruments of American folk tunes. In addition to
tros, each artist, in the course of the program. is heard in an in
dividual group of solos.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-08

Grfobrung tpeiB;; ebenio Dob Men-
id)en BEL ibrem Eooe bnrh aiiffalenbe
3ei1en iid anmeloen. Sn bieIes @e-
biet i1l6gt nuh oas iogennnnte
raiefen", oos geipiilen Herionen, be-
ionoers in WeltFalen, eigen lit.
S6reiber bieies bat atpei FOLDER aie-
fer gefdnnt, bie Dor Sabren I'M often
Soiepbinnm t1tig tparen. Ser Cine,
elm Dor SGbren perItorbener BrieIter,
idb am beIlen Soge bon ieinem Sen-
tier aus on Der Main+S +StraBe ben
2ei6en5ug bes Wfgr. Setting, beDor
nod ienrnnb an ieinen Sob oadte.
Gin anoerer, 2aietrprofeiior, eben.
fails elm @eitfale, batte bon SSligeno
auf Die @nbe, bas Ibbrennen eines
SouIes in ieinem 0orfe pornltssuie-
ben, ioonB 2eute ibn oft befragten,
Oh ibr Sans @efabr laufe ab3ltbren.
men cine Srose, Die er nit 8e-
Itimmtbeit beiabte ooer perneinte, 10.
oaB er nibt ielten in 8eroa6t Der
8ranoItiftung geriet. Dies iino I'M
leugbare Tatlahe1.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-08

einen Steinblof gum 5ise, i,arb
Dtoles lieB ii6 oarauf nieoer. suron
uno Sur llnteritiibten Nun feline gum
8eten erbobenen 4rne BON beioen
Seiten, 1tllb 10 geidab es, buB ieine
Sdmoe niht erlabnrte,1 bis, gum Inter
gang Der Come. llnb ssolue f9lltg
Mmalef uno beiien 8oIf nit Ger
Sdarfe oesl S6pertes'."
SIM 8ebet alio lag oas @ebetmnis
Der iibermeni6li6en &raft,, Die Moies
bef1bigte, Ole lmgebeure 2alt su tra-
gen, ole @ott allf ieine greiien S9ul-
tern gelegt bate. l1no tpenn Die
Sbrift iogt, bas slatgeiiht oes groBen
Weunnes babe geleuhtet, iooft er NIT
Dem @tpigen ipra6 - 1pie fonnte 6ies
aud anoers iein! @er in @ottes
8ieniten itebt 1lnb oem &errn Ser
@elt llno ser Meni9en ole Wege bab-
nen biIft, Die @ott nun ei1ntal bur6
menlbliGe Otihpirfltng gebabnt nil
len tuia, ber miro gum ,Rocher de
bronco. Ser miro Ger @ranit 6es,
Sinai, Ser unperanoert Itebt, ob oie
Stiirme Scr 8iiite fbn ltrntoben ober
OBJ oas 9idt ser afritanilhen Sonne
bon ieinen @dnoen nieoergleitet in
goloenen &asfn0en. = go 1Dar Mo=
les, Der @berne, Der in 8ott @e-
feltigte.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-08
Y. g., Mo.

Gas bette grboltungsmittel bes
&opfbaares lit flares @alier llno,
penm Staub unb Shmus ii1 auf Dem
Saarbooen feitseiebt bat, laltuarmes
Seifenlpaiier. gs gibt fein beiieres
Stdrfllngsmittel fir ben Saar1pu6s
als Sen Sonneni idein. Wean ioate
tagli6 menigItens eine Stunoe bar-
bduptig i'm Sonnenl6ein li6 aufbal=
ten - nur nidt in ser gliibenoen
Sonnenbite. 5rallen iolten babei
oas Saar auflolen r1nb lodern. lin
oas Saar reid uno glan5elro 5u mo-
6en, muiiiere man ben Saarbooerl
ballfig nit Gaieline. slu6 cine 1pei6e
Saorbiirlte lit Sem Saar. 5lttrdglid.
@ir iparnen Dor 8ate1ttnlitteln, ipel'
6e nngeblid Saare tpadien 81 mo.
den peripre6en. Sic idaOen mebr
ols lie niiten. gs lit Elm Ging Ser
llnnogli6feit, Soare auf einem
&ublfopf uad)len 81 MAIDEN. SIT Ole
&ablfopfigfeit in friiben Sabren ourd
&ranfbeit entItanben, 1penoe man oie
oben angegebenen Mittel an.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-08
g. g., 8aib. :

5raun1 nennt man cine belonoere
art ser Seelent1tisfeit i'm 59laf.
SIM tieflten S6laf ibeinen Die pbD-
iilden 5l1nftionen ean5 5ll ruben,
nenigltens beitebt beim @rauahen ge-
pobnli6 cine grinnerlng nur an iebr
lebbofte Sr1ume. sic llnrfaiien ent-
neoer gmpfi,1buneen ani6eineno of
ne cine obieftioe llria6e, ODER aber
geapobnlid nidt 5ur susfiibrung
fommenbe 8iaensauBerungen ODER
@eoanfenperbinolngen, oenen 5urnerit
Die eelunoe 2ogif bes Denfpro5eiies
im 8aden feblt. Die l1riade Der
Srdume limo apobl 3eriebungsproouf-
te i'm Stoffnediel, Die i'm Sdlaf als
9tei5e auf bas 3entralorgan tpirfen,
10 oaB ein5elne Garitelungen al,ftan=
hen unb iicb nit i6uaden Sinnes-
einoriiden, meiit 8orga1lgen i'm eige-
men aorper, Defenders Der Sinnes-
organe, perbinoen. I'm beionbers ltn-
angenebme Srllme az perbinoern,
geniebe man fltr5 Dor Dem Sd1afen-
geben feline ihtper peroauliGen Spei-
len, beionoers feline boae Meabl5eit.
9fatiam lit ser @enuB zines Mpfels
ooer anoerer SbItarten. 0tdn per-
meioe, lid1 auf oie linfe 'Seite 5n le-
gen, peil oaourf Ser 8lutl1mlaut
beionoers i'm Ser3en, gebemmt miro.
@as MN Ole 8eoeutung ober 1eu=
tltng ser Srdlme betrifft, 10 gilt bie
angeneine slnli6t: .5rdume iinb
Sdaume!" 3usegeben muB tperoen
uno oofHr baben mir 8epeile aus Scr
81. S6rift unb aus Dem 2eben per-
l6iebener Seiligen, 0aB s1tpeilen
Srdume bon @ett einsegeben iino
lu1b bob beDor5ltgte Menihen Die @a-
be Ser Sraumoelitrng baben, tpie g..
9. Ser tigpptiihe Soiepb uno 3aniel.
Sm aGgemeinen lit Die Sralnroel,-
, tllng Iinrlos 1tno miro BON @abrio-
germ miBbrar6t, Inn 8elb au MAIDEN.
0ieies Iinnloie Serfabren lit @ber-
CLAUDE ltno fir einen Gbriiten iiinbs
bait. Ibn1ngen 1lnb oas vln5eigen"
BON Serapanbten uno ssreunoen in ser
6erne lit ni6t uls pbantaltii6 ab5u-
meilen, pie ipobl ieoer aus eigener
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-08
gram ST. S., sd. :

Manbe Sausfrauen iino beim
Bflan5en bon @emiiien llno 8lnmen
ser faliben Mnlift, 8egenspiirmer
ieien Dem 8flan5entpuf)s i6aolih.
Dus hit total perfebrt. 9ieie Diel Der.
a6teten uno oft perfolgten @eidopfe
lino iebr niiblibe Sierden, Die 1ner.
nlirolib am alrfidlieben 1lno 2odern
oes gooens orbeiten. Der 9fegen.
1purm bollt ieine unteriroiihen @an'
ge baourd), oaB er oie @rOe friBt nno,
auf ser Sberfldde angelangt, tie aptes
ser uon iiG gibt. Seoesmal fommt 10
aQeroings nur ein fleines Sduf6en
groe aus ser Stefe na6 oben, Gber
oie SGufGen ilunmieren lib. suf Ell
nem Seftar frubtbaren 8obens leber
bel lns our6l6nittlid orei5ebntar-
leno 8esenapiirmer, Die 5ulanumen
ii6er slpeieinbalb 3el1tner tpiegen. go
grGbt ser &egen1purm in Ser Sat I'M
ernriioli6 Sen 8ooen Tim atno tra9t
5u oeiien 6rudtbarteit BET. l1niere
3egenlpiirmer iino flein, in tropilhen
21noern aber gibt es mabre &ieler1
oieier art, Die ibon mebr S6langen
gleihen. Or. &ourab aeller bat 3. g
auf Waoagasfar cine slrt gefunoen,
lpel6e sic 2inge pon elmer Yaro 1tn>
oariiber erreidt. 3ieie booenlodern.
Sen Sier6en oerrtdten i'm 2aufe oes
Sabres oieielbe s(rbeit auf Waoagas'
far, sic faIt sic slrbeit bon elmer Wil'
lion 9[rbeiter erforbern Diiroe. SSH
man aus 8lumentopfen oie Miirme,
entferneu, brau6t man blob Die grbt
nit Itorfem 'Seifelupaiier 81 begieBen
moraui oie 8iirmer an Sic Sberfldbt
fonlmen, no man lie e1tferneu fam
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-08
MzAkunN
Esn Erof. s. N. 9hbreu
@eSaftenr bes ,8aiienfrennS'
. ct. H., Did.

@egen 9lGbungen 1no Wagengale
trinfe man &iinmeltee ooer eine1
Shlud inlmel}8ranntDetn. gut
8feffermin5tee ooer Peppermint
Crops" itno iebr apirfiam. 0tan Der,
meioe ole foblartigen @emiiie. @el
pon Sauerfraltt 8ldbltngen befontmt
fo6e einen apfel 5uIammen NIT oen
Suuerfrout. Gnpfeblensspert lit Oas
Srinfen BON Sudertpaiier nor oen
Shlofenseben 1tto gleid na6 Del
Wobl5eit. = @erntlt (@ormtpooo,
lit Elm gutes Maeenmittel. 0tan oar
es ober nidt tailentpeiie nebmen, tpei
e5 5u itarf lit, ionoern MIR i6lrd
tueiie, 10 oaB man mebrere Stunoel
lang an elmer Saiie trinft.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-08

-8. g., Minn.
ginen guten Wal5faffee erbaIten
Sic bonn Sealtb Sooo Store, 343
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-08
M. s., Miun.

Sic Menihen baben Sen 5arben
Ser 0inee, beionoers Ser 8lumen,
Itets cine beoelltiame uno ltnntge
Spmbolif 5ugeidrieben. go lit rot oie
ssarbe oes 2ebens, Der Slebe. &in0er
uno llngebiloete, bic @iloen llno ltn-
5ipiliiierten baben cine Sorliebe fir
oiele Sarbe. Sie @ilietidaft erflart
llnS Die 2iebe 81 rot: Inner 8lut lit
rot, 1lnIer 2eben hit beSr1gt o1r6 bie
rotten 8lutforperden. - Grim be-
rlrbigt bas 4uee; es gilt als oie Sar-
be Der Sreunoidaft, oes Sriebens, ser
Sreue. Sas berrlihe Grim Ser Sea.
tur belebt uno erfriidt, erfreltt rns
beionoers i'm sSriibling, uno beim
Shetoen oeslel6en i'm Serbit be-
ihleiht uns @ebmut llnb Erouer. -
8lau. Grim lmo 8lau liegen Dem
Wfaler INNER am ndflten. 9as Grim
liegt uns nabe, bas 8lolle oes Sir
manentes uno beS @eltmeeres er-
reidt oos sllrge MIR aus lpeiter Serne.
8lau lit oie Sarbe ser Eoeiie, oes @e=
oanfens. - @eiB lit oie Sarbe ser
Reinbeit 1,nS llnI6ulo. 9os 1peiBe
2iht ser Sonne erbellt llno belebt sic
gan5e itdtbare Sf0pfllng. 8eiB tit
Die Surbe Ser 9ilien, oes S6nees,
ser Weild, oes 8apieres, Dem mir UNI
lere 8eoanfen anpertrauen. 2eioer
miro aucb baour6 piel Mafulotur pro-
oll5iert. - Sdnar5 lit eigertltcb fei-
ne Sarbe; es lit oie Gerneinung ieoer
SSurbe. Sein allgeneiner Iusbrud lit
Shmer5, Srauer. S6para lit sic
geoht, Dos @rauenbafte, 5ur6tbare.
&nbaper iino oie Nabrllng Ser
IdDtpar5en 9a6en; ielbit Oie &oble,
unier niislihItes 'Sb1par5, itommt
bonn Soten, bon &aoapern peri6plln-
oener @aloer. - Iuh bie Stride be-
Otent ii6 Ser Sarben uls glusbruf ser
oeri6ieoenen Stinrmlngen, tpel6e iie
in oen @ldubieen sl SEN oeri6ieoe=
men 3eiten oeS &irbeniabres ertpef=
fen min.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-08
a., ..

Gas bier5ulanbe 1pilotpablerlbe
ltnfral,t .Wtilftpeeo" bat beilenbe
Gr1fte. gs beiist II. a. eiftfein1totenbe
Gigenlhaften unb miro neuerbingS IN
ser Weoi5in pertpertet. Das bentihe
@ort fiir yYtilftpeeo" lit @olfsmilh.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-08

iler 2nrotpirtidafts uno
eitienr Bolfsfeit. @empten, Die
Saltpfltaot bes aIlgdns, oie ihon bon
Dem am 66 b. Gbr. geborenen grie-
hiiden @eogrnpben Strnbo In iei-
nem @erfe aIs .gntnboburti,m" err
tpdbnt miro, feiert i'm auguit r5tpei-
tnuienb Sabre &entpten" i'm &abnten
ser allgGn'er Seittpohe. Dr.. St.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-08
6. @., &p.-

"a unier @ohenblatt nidt partei-
politiib lit, f0nnen mir uns atf ioIhe
31nfereien 5tpiiden oen Bolitifern IN
8aibington nidt einlallen. Cine OF.
ieftipe 8eipredJuung finben sic allDo-
hetttlib auf Der erIten Seite alnieres
8lattes.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-08

2erinston ape., Stem gorf 16, q. 81,
bem Original -rSeoltb Sooo Store"
oes befannten Somoopntben 9r. 2ilit.
Sic fonnen iid ielblt eiten giiten
Dtal5faffee bereiten bon gertol3ter
@erite (8arleD), Die man in einer
gierbranerei erbalten fam, llii6 iie
Damn leift roltet tpie 8obnentaffee.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-08
zur AufreehferhuIiuIiiiai q
lhrss WohIbefindens,
Aussehens und
lhrer SiimlnUng /.
Esniisseza Sic
ricl,tigen
Stuhlgans
habeza,

Wenn Sic irritieEy
oder nervSs Sind
und an Kopf.
schrncrzen. Case.
Blihungen, ver.
stimmtcn Magen,
iiblem Mundgs.
ruch, Schlaf--odsr
App petitlosigkeit
leiden, - bedcn-
ken Sie--alles dies
mag auf Hartlei-
bigkeit zuriickxu-
fiihren sein. Uua
lindern, hat sich
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-08
: 6. a., &p.

Ser &rametspogel, au9 @einoroI +
Iel ooer Eotoroiiel genannt, beiBt i'm
gnglii6en rGeo @ing" ober rSielo-
Sare".
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-08

GnttrH mrrk5ruge
gon Dr. aIng
go idblings gebroben lit bier elm
Gonigsitola bob Der Bbarao 81, Mo-
les nno Maron bas 8ort ipribt, nod
mitten in iener Sooes1radt: n@ebt,
gebt +. ltnb iegnet MIDI" @er Sci
men 9lGnen @tberlaher lit 1tott Sci
ner Blane 8erf5eug at fein, ben ger.
bribt Ser e1piee @ott.
$50 lit beute Ser groBe 8barno? !? 49,
Die @elebrten iino iih nod nibt einig
um ieinen Nnmen. &ieB er Imeno-
pbis? 8anries? Setbos2 Wernepb-
tab? SIT er cine BON oen Wtlmrlien-
lei1en in oen Muieen sl 2ilror 1rn6
gu &arnuf, Die bet1n 56ein Der elef.
trii6en @lirbbirnen, Die iiber ibren
9auptern bretnett, BON a1el1gierigen
Gourilten nufgeitort tpurben in tbrem
Iobesi6laf9 Sber 11uBte Der gepal-
tiue sSerr ser csiroel 6l1ref1g SdiIf.
neer ldreiten nrub Die @ogen re6ts
lrnb Iinfs tpie Wenuern boz, ariinen
8laie lteben iab, nrl1Bte er iiber Die
peiten Dfeere in Sic Sotenperbonn,,na
I'M 8ritiihen Muieum at 2orroon
nonoern9 - UalrnienberrIihfeit lit
oaes, mas BON benz einIttnoIiqen
trosiaen G6nrpfer aeaen BEN giiIen
|,oes g,piaen irbrioblieb nerbIi.
dene, riirbe l,tro nrorIh aetporoene
Grad,t uriifiom fonIerpierter
Stol,b.
-, gler5lg sabre lang olenfe oann
Dfoles lelllen Votf als Irelter GneU1
UNI, itno ols mlllges Sert5elg Selner
glane. gr 1fano, ds Slnael 1eine
9Su1fenlpalloerllflg begann lttto IN elne
garfe 8offesn1llle elntrdt IN elnem
alter, mo- aloere Ufenl@ell 1Oon
lalglf an rDre 9tilDe oenten: ullo mas
pat Wfo1es N olelen o1er5lg Sagren
alles onr0lebf! zen aalnpf mt oefn
9nnger llno oe!n Surlt IN ger Nltlfe;
oeil amnpf mn 1eltollnen sSulfe1'
lfaillIl!ell; oelt &atlpf fllf elhem per
peldargfetl' oerlflanfen' mboerlpenltl.
gen uno ulrelTel SolIe' uen SalllpT
mt 9oselloleaertl9en seeIga1ltgen o1e-
es Soltes; oen aorlpf 9egen Detnt-
ll1e llno oflene enlporllltg. etn gan'
oes 4elne9f 1nlBfe er Dn1lferben
leDen ino EN- nelles Don oen Gllobefl.
lnlrDen alif erdteben. Yer NetO erbob
ll1 gegen lbn ltf1o itlltefe lteb logar mn
9er5e1 1elnes grlfoers Aaron 1ltro 1e1'
11er S1Delfer Wtarld EN-. Gs 9ab felne
BONO, -. -, NV ;hrr. ~ no NY anto,, ''t % is,,, ;hrs
Mot. nf}e r. forSsrta,, % mon, I'm, ',,r ,,oa - 80
i;;r ae;S ,,na ygaeIs Sno,,%ta,, M a 'o. ,,,,s rs
nme m s;o .,,;t M, o,,saa,eaa,, $500 NM, nsn ,.o,,
49, @oa.,,ta,, M M '9. 49, es:. s:..s4...se.. -
iehsn @ nS9 ner iains,, .nn M,,ae, aogoan yel Sos
aouS Sor Marhs;s,,nn aos aonS ~ asr
sah,,i,,cht oIfar hsrer S;a % fs;as,, n III y;
iternan gI;s ,,ehr .,,,;; re,,o,nStsa An, ' ,,ah ~
nsn SreiihtSnian @ , oate' Maatnta,,g ',u; 49,
~ ,,,ra u''>en o. e;,ar ~ Sp,roa,,a NV
oIa;6 1a e so, So,,o. a. oor oa5 aS.a,-So,,
S ssr aer ~ ao 49, ,o% s,';a,ps. ~ ,'o;t F,t
aah @ = ;an,,es s 1D'' NV ~ y ,. rDs.I Ivy 10y
49, 49, %; ~ ho;;S,so ~, s . ao1y' 49,
a;or,;" @ ls nasna 80 ge'lsgs'.Ds aa aa'Soo1 - OIs
Jackson advocate., 1950-07-01
Ancient Egyptian Arabic Order
Mobiles Of The Mystic Shrine,
Slate Boston Meeting

Sunday night, August IS, will be
DR.. Charles E. Stewart, New York
City. At these services all of the
various bodies of Prince Hall Ma
sonry and the Shriners will pay
tribute to their illustrious dead.
The Imperial Council session will
officially open Monday morning,
August Ia to be followed with a
Public Reception and an address by
DR.. jackson.
The fifth annual Beauty and Tai
ent Pagent will highlight the
Shriners and the Daughters of Isis
Charity Program. Already more
than fifty contestants have entered
the national contest as representa-
tives of the local temples in their
areas. More than four thousand
dollars in educational scholarships
will be awarded to fifteen winners
in the national finals to be held
Wednesday night, August 16, 1850.
During the same period of the
Shriners' Convention the Bi-annual
Conclave of the Grand Encamp-
ment of Knights Templar, the In
ternational Conference of Holy
Royal Arch Masons, the Interna-
tional Conference of the Order of
Eastern Star and the international
Jackson advocate., 1950-07-01

Buffalo, N. Y. - An estimated
$4,000 Shriners, Daughters of Isis
and representatives Of Prince Hall
Masonic Bodies are expected to at
tend the Mid-Century Imperial
Council sessions of the Ancient
Egyptian Arabic Order Mobiles of
the Mystic Shrine and the Prince
Hall Masonic Pilgrimage slated for
Boston, Massachusetts, August 49,
IL, according to reports released
here this week by DIR. Raymond E.
Jackson, Imperial Potentate.
DR.. Jackson said that plans were
nearing completion for the enter
tainment of the convention and that
ample arrangements has been
made for housing of all delegates
expected from the more than 142
Temples and Courts in as many
cities across the nation. The out
standing PROGRAM features, he indi-
Gated, will be the Memorial Ser
vices, an Imperial Potentate's Ball,
an Arabic dressed parade, Beauty
and Talent Pagent, and ornately
garbed Patrol drill contests. Syria
Temple, headed by Charles L.
Prestwidge, is the host Temple.
Principal speaker at the import
ant public Memorial Services on
Jackson advocate., 1950-07-01
Negro Student
Held In Highest
Esteem In
Boston School

BOSTON, June 22-A 17-year-
old Negro boy, son of a North
Carolina Presbyterian minister, has
graduated from Boston's English
high school-voted by 507 class
mates as the student "held in the
highest esteem among faculty and
fellow students"
Theophilus Mckinney, who also
won scholarships totalling $1,000,
told a newsman today "for the first
time, | found out what it was like
to have no segregation. One of my
biggest surprises in Boston was to
find out that white people are
really just like anyone else"
Headed for Bowdoin College and
he hopes the U. S. Diplomatic SER
vice, he said he is "no follower of
Paul Robeson," wants friends
among both races-and "an open
mind"
Jackson advocate., 1950-07-01
Vocation Bible
School Attracts
Big Enrolment

Rev. R. M. Stevens states the
Vocational Bible School of Pearl
Street AME Church is going strong
with an increasing enrolment
daily. To date SO youngsters have
registered and are enjoying the
two-weeks session. VBS will con-
tinue through the next week and
all community children are urged
to attend daily from 9-12 noon.
The success of the school can
be attributed to the following who
are working with the children:
Miss Gwendolyn Greene. principal;
j. R. Chambliss, superintendent;
Mrs. w. L. Newman, director of.
music; and Mrs. Arthurine Vans
ley, secretary.
There are four departments of
VBS. The Beginners with an en-
rollment of 16 are headed by Miss
es Miriam Rollins, teacher, and
Julia Brown, superintendent. The
primary department with an en-
rollment of 20 is headed by Misses
Jimmie Ruth Henderson, teacher,
and Jennie Almore, superintend-
ent. The junior department with
an enrolment of 33 is headed by
Mesdames jeanne Kenny, teacher,
and Annie Scott, superintendent.
The intermediate department with
an enrolment of 19 is headed by
Miss Willie Harvey, teacher, and
Mrs. Mary Gray, superintendent.
The closing exercises will be
held Sunday evening, July 2, at
6 pm. The public is invited.
Jackson advocate., 1950-07-01
Southeast Regional
Club Women Make
Plans To Attend
Biennial Meeting

Montgomery, Ala, June 25.-
Led by Mrs. M. B. Gaillard, of
Birmingham, president Of the
Southeastern Regional Division of
the National Association Of Col
ored Women, scores of leaders in
the program of the federated clubs
are making plans for attendance
at the 9th biennial convention of
the national group scheduled for
Atlantic City on July 20. South
eastern women are concerned with
many OF the problems facing this
national group-involving change
in the constitution, the drive for
expansion of the national head
quarters, the matter of the Doug
lass Home, the national scholar
ship program, and the life men,
.bership campaign.
Mrs. Sallie Harris, of Bessemer,
chairman of transportation, has
released announcements on travel
schedule, indicating that the Ala
bama delegation will leave Bir-
mingham at 9:10 pm. on July 27
to join the special train at Pitts
burgh which will carry several
hundred delegates from that sec
tion and from the West.
Attention is called to the fact
that all state dues must be paid
before a state delegation can be
officially seated, dues to be sent
ito the National Treasurer, Mrs.
Ellis Blockson, 305 Centennial
Avenue, Sewickley, Pennsylvania.
State-endorsed candidates for ma
tional officers are to be submitted
in advance to Mrs. M. B. Gaillard,
Chairman of Nominating Commit
tee, COL First Street, North, Bir-
mingham.
Mrs. Ella P. Stewart, National
President, has announced that a
very full and interesting program
is being planned which will include
the MAC. Girls Talent Night, a
symposium on "Your Government
Greets You," and special arts
and crafts exhibit in which all
states will participate. A special
service will honor past presidents
and pioneers; and state presidents
have been asked to submit to Ma
tional Headquarters the names of
all club women who have passed
during the past two years.
Jackson advocate., 1950-07-01

Conference of the Heroines of Jeri-
,cho, Crusaders and Cyrenes will all
hold their meetings. This conven-
ton will also mark the first Pill
grimage of Prince Hall Masons to
the grave of Prince Hall, their
first Grand Master.
Evening star., 1950-02-26

DENTISTS TNeAASelvG4 VSg and
recommend ammoniated denti-
frices to aid in c0ntrolling tooth
decay. For cavities already form
ed. and to safagslard mouth health,
be sure to visit your dentist reg
ulariy.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
THE COCONUT RUN
The 0ld-fashioned magic
carpet was never like this
Photographs BY Hy PesIsin

TRUDY CROOK. Of Minneapolis. can toboggan at
Il Mt. Baker Lodge in Washington State one day
and ride the surf at Waikiki Beach the next. In
between she is stewardess on Northwest Air
lines Suatouuiser from Seattle to Honolulu. The
Hawaii layover is about three days.
Stewardesses with the most seniority are awarded
the Honolulu job. Every time we meet real
smooth mar" says one junior stewardess. we intro
duoe him to the most senior girl and hope they get
married If they do, THERE'S one more vacancy on
the Hawaii run" INV.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-07-20
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JUBILIEJUS

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Clevelando Kulturiniu darzeliu
jubiliejines iskilmes. Panasiai,
kaip pernai, tik iskilningiau,
rengiamas ivairiu tautybiu me-
minis tpasirodymas. Jis ivyks
200 val. pp., Jugoslavu darze-
lyle. Prizes tai bus iSkilminga Ell
sena nuo Superior Avenue Xxi
Jugoslavu darzelio. Programos
pabaigai pasirodys musu ciurlio-
nieciai. Jie taip pat dalyvauja
ir penktadieni Music Hall rem
giamame koncerte specialiai vie
suju biblioteku atstovu suvazia-
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astuoniu tautybiu menines CRU
pes. Visiems skirta po 10 minu-
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valandis. MusiSkiai dainuos sep.
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