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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-10-06

we'll version has a reference to
the Israel dance the Hora:
Come and dance the Hora
One, two, three
All the boys will envy me
For Tzena.
About three months ago, the
song began climbing to the top of
the Hit Parade. Then it reached
second and third place. Usually
the life of a popular hit is very
short indeed, but the remarkable
thing about Tzena is that it con-
tinues to stay at the top. To be
sure, it has occasionally dipped,
but it seems to rise to the top
again.
More than a million records of
Tzena have been sold and it is
estimated more than three hum
dred copies Of sheet music. If you
figure that a record sells for close
to a dollar, and a sheet of music
something like a half a dollar
and if you add to that the royal
ties from radio, disc jockeys and
bands and so on, it is easy to see
that something like two million
dollars will be paid for this Is
rael song.
So you can understand why Is
sacher Meron and Julius Gross
man, the composers, are smiling
these days.
Two million American dollars
for an Israel song. That is prob
ably the biggest single export Is
rael has made to America since
its establishment. It ought to help
Israel balance her imports.
One New York musical store
proprietor said it may lead
American bands into considering
other Israel songs. Maybe they'll
put Hovah Nagailla on the Hit
Parade yet, but I hope they won't
make Hovah into girl, too.
But who knows-with this new
war on, they may need another
darling for the regiment"
And after all, Hovah can be
just as beautiful and as glamorouS
maybe as Tzena.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-10-06
Bradley. Chairman of Joint
Chiefs of Stats. Doubts
u. S.. Can Send Arms
to Middle East

WASHINGTON, (JTA)-Gen-
eral of the Army Omar N. Brad
ley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs
of Staff, said this week that it is
questionable whether the U. S.
could make additional defense
commitments to Turkey and the
Middle East. He added that, in
view of the urgent demands of
Western Europe, there was a
question whether at this time the
US. could make additional COM
mitments that far east.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-10-06

$4,000 children, Moshe Kol, head
of the Youth Aliyah department
of the Jewish Agency, stated this
week.
The organization hopes to take
in a similar number this year,
but children over IA years cannot
be accepted, due to financial diff
ficulties.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-10-06

I should not be surprised if a
great majority of the sick people
of the world would be cured
without medicine if they received
sixty-two visits within reason
able length of time.
The tendency of the physicians
today is to regard most illnesses
as psYchosomatic. It is a world
of mentally disturbed people.
Most Of the grief Of the world.
Disraeli said long ago. springs
from either the lack Of money or
the lack Of love. And the last
seems to be the worst.
There are unions and social Sc
curity laws and charities to re-
lieve something of the desperate
need of finances, but if person
lacks love, it is another matter.
You can go to the Home Relief
and they will give you money for
groceries, but if you tell them
you want some affection, they
will turn from you as though you
were queer. And yet the need
to satisfy the heart is as urgent
as that of filling the stomach.
People are starved by loneliness
and, seeking to escape from it
more and more. move to the larg-
Or cities. There are more people
here. they think. and therefore
hey will be less lonely. but it
ioes not work out that way. The
arger the city. the greater the
oneliness. You see a thousand
'eople on the subway but you
will talk to none. but see one
nan in a far off remote neck of
he country and Immediately an
Instant cameraderie is formed
nd both men begin to speak and
onfide in one another as brothers
nd sisters.
I have relatives in New York
,hom I have not seen and never
xpect to see. If they lived in
chattanooga or Houston or Paris,
rance, l am sure, l would see
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-10-06
ON VISITING PEOPLE
BY DAVID SCHWARTZ

Copyright 1850, Jewish Telegraphic Agency Inc)
The Talmud person away
H62nd of his illness.
don't know just how the
eY this mathematical but certainly right in
the main principle and wouldn't be surprised the
about Also According this
to sick would completely illness
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-10-06
Government of Thailand
Extends De Jure
Recognition to Israel

TEL AVN, (JTA) = Thai
land has informed Israel it has
extended it's de jure recogni-
ton. Thailand is the 5Oth ma
ton to give full recognition to
Israel.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-10-06

AOA SCC I'LL at q W1110LAC SLOH
in Wisconsin to get a cup of cof-
fee and out of the juke box comes
Tzena, Tzena. In Atlanta, Ga. you
listen at midnight to the radio
disc jockey and it's Tzena, Tzena.
You go in New York to the Radio
City Music Hall and what is the
finale number? Yes, it's Tzena,
Tzena, again.
An Israel tune has got the
country mad. It's the top hit of
the Hit Parade.
Who, you ask yourself, is this
Tzena?
So you take look at musical
sheet and you read
Tzena, Tzena, Don't you know
that you're the darling of the
regiment?
She must be some gal-this
Tzena. But let me tell you a Sec
ret. Really, she is no girl at all.
Tzena is a Hebrew word mean
ing come now" or "come
please" And the real story of this
song which has become an Ameri-
can sensation is as follows.
Back in 1941, when the World
War against the Nazis was being
fought, a young composer in Pal
estine-it wasn't Israe l at the
time-wrote the song Tzena for
the Palestinian Jewish brigade.
The first stanza, roughly trans
lated, bids, the girls
Come, now, girls,
Don't hide from the soldiers.
The composer was Issachar
Meron of Tel Aviv.
The song was just one of many
composed during the critical war
days in Israel. Truth to tell, it
was not too much of a hit in Is
rael.
A woman singer from Israel,
named Raasche, later made a rec
ord of it, but this recording made
no special impression. L ter, a
young American woman who had
visited Israel sang the tune to
Julius Grossman, assistant direc-
tor of the musical department of
the Jewish Education Committee
in New York. Grossman liked the
tune, but he thought the melody
was too short. He added a little
more melody or, to use musical
terms, he provided third
theme" to the two which it al
ready had.
Then some choral group hap
pened to play it at a night club
in Greenwich Village. The fam
Gus band leader, Gordon Jenkins,
took it up. Then the music pub
fishers and record makers went
to it with a bang.
They took the tune, but they
didn't use the original Hebrew
words. 1t was they who made
Tzena into a girl. The publishers
couldn't or wouldn't wait to find
out at first just who were the
composers, and m any funny
things were done. The words of
the song as published by Mills
Music Company are entirely diff
ferent from those by the Crom-
well Music COMPANY. The Crom-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-11
Slet Katolickych SokolG
odlozen.

Vsem sborGm a jednotam
Katolickeho Sokola, jakoz i &C.
lie krajanske ve~Tejnosti sd6lu-
jeme, re slet, pripravovany ma
zacatek mes1ce zaT1 v Omaze,
Sc odklada ma pTfsti rok.
Velmi vzruSena doba, We KITE
re prave zijeme, nedopTava po-
tfebneho klidu k pTfpravam, a
jiste tezkosti, ktere Sc projevi-
ly v m1ste sletovych pT1prav v
Omaze rozhodly, abychom slet
prozatim odvolali. Prfpravy v
jednotkach a hlavne cviceni,
pokud jest to NONE, provozuj-
tie dale. Starosta svola v zimni
dobe mimoradnou poradu vsech
cinovnlk1 a v te budou dany
dals1 pokyny.
Zdar Bib praci Katolick6
Jednoty Sokol!
DIP. e. Chapman, kaplan
Jan Voler, starosta
Jif1 Knotek, jednatel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-11
Vyroci Svatby.

Znamf osadnfci-krajane p. a
pf. oJseph F. a Anna M. Vele-
novsky kterf pc dlouhou dobu
vlastni grocerni obchod elsie
1913 N. Glover st. slavili dine 2.
srpna svoje 39ti-lete vyroc1
svatby.
Hostinu = pTekvapenku pri-
pravili jim syn p. a pl. Joseph
F. Velenovsky, Jr. a jeho man
zelka Isabelle v jejich domove
1907 Pelham Ave. S~lavnostn1
nalada Sc vyvrcholila pf1tomno-
sti cetnych pr1buznych, pTatel
a navstevn1kG, kteTf jim srdec-
ne blahoprali a podelili pekny-
mi darby.
Oslavenci Velenovskych ma
il jeste jednoho syna p. Francis
x. Velenovskeho a malinkeho
vnoucka Josefa f. H., ktery Sc
narodil 80. kvetna ma Memorial
Day.
l my nasim milym ctenar6m
Telegraph p. a p1. Josefu F.
a Anne Velenovsky srdecne k
vyrocf svatby blahoprejeme.
Budte hodne zdravi, teste Sc re
zivota a z 1spechu sve prace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-11

Panu zesnuleho. V dtery rano
8. srpna konaly Sc slavne po-
hrebni obrady. Slavnou zadus.
nj msi svatou slouzil vldp. Leo
st. Lawrence, CSSR., zastupce
naseho DIP. Provinciala. Jemu
posluhovali jake jahen vldp.
Josef Stepanek, CSSR., drivejsi
faraT, a podhajen vldp. Pavel
Stroh, CSSR., rektor z High
landtown. Ceske kazanf pred
nesl DIP. Martin M. Oktavec,
CSSR., a anglicke vldp. Josef
Vetrovec, CSSR., zdejsi rektor
osady. CeremoniaTem byl DIP.
Jan Salamon, CSSR.
PohTbu sc s1castnilo mnoho
kn6zf a Teholn1ch bratrG, zvla-
ste RedemptoristG. Mnozi pfi-
jeli zdaleka vzdat posledni Il
ctu svemu zemTelemu spolubra-
tru. NaSe reholni Sestry Notre
Dame zastupovaly nasf skolu a
mladez nas1 skolou vychovanou
" kterez praci DIP. Hlobil mel
tez veliky podfl. Osadn1ci, zvla-
ste starsi osadnici sc dostavili
We velikem poctu. Byla pr1tom-
ma tez vlastnf sestra DIP. Hlobi-
la, jej1 pf1telkyne sestra dip.
Leddyho a p1. Frances He'll z
New Yorku.
Pc skoncenych obradech v
kostele telesne pozGstatky byly
doprovozeny pohrobn1ky PIP.
Jerry a Philip Cvachem ma
hrbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele. Tara
telo DIP. Hlobila bylo ulozeno do
zeme k poslednfmu odpocirku
mezi spolubratry Redemptoris~
ty, kteTf jeho predesli ma vec-
most, jake DIP. Vlasak, Troch,
Liska, Sup1k a JIM.
Jmenem vSech osadn1kG a
krajand v Baltimore vyjadfu-
jeme svou srdecnou soustrast
mad 1mrt1m vzneseneho kneze
DIP. Ludv1ka Hlobila, ktery re
svych 33 let knezskeho zivota
venoval rs zdejSf osade. "a
roven vyslovujeme svou vdec-
most vsem kteri pfisli vzdat po-
sledn1 1ctu byvalemu svemu du-
chovn1mu spravci osady. Vsem
vernym osadnfkGm a osadni-
"a to volame 2 uprimnehoI
"Zaplat Pan BGh a 81.
Parma Maria. I ma dale pa
matujme ma sve drahe zemrele,
a mezi mimi ma dust DIP. Hlobi-J
la. "Vecne odpocinutf DEF mu,
O Pane, a svetlo vecne at mu
at duse jeho a duse vsech
zemrelych, skrze milo
srdenstvf Bozf, odpocfvajf v po-
koji. Amen"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-11
Prvni Cesky Dem. Klub
z. wardv.

V pravidelne schnzi Prvnfho
Ceskeho Dem. Klubu 7. wardy,
838 N. Chester St., ktera Sc ko-
nala minuly patek, 4. srpna
klub indorsoval pro nominaci
"a guvernera v demokratickych
primarkach p. George P. Ma
honey. V tajne volbe lfstky p.
Mahoney obdrzel At HAST, p.
Lane 3 a jeden listek byl prazd-
ny. Dalsf kandidati PIP. Peddi-
cord, Kemper a Lanabee neob-
drzeli zadneho hlasu.
Prvnf Cesky Dem. Klub je
jeden z nejstarsich politickych
klubd v meste a byl zalozen v
roce 1898. Nynejsim predse-
dou klubu je Glen Domu "a
stupcd p. John w. Wallis, ktery
ie zaroven pTedsedou kampa-
ne p. Mahoney-ho Z. warde.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-11
DOPIS.
Prvni Amer Cesky Damsky
Dem. Klub z. wardy.

b. Srpna, 1850.
Mala .zprava naseho klubu
"a mesic cervenec. Sch1zi dine
10. cervence jsme mely u Schi-
m1nk1 ma soru. Mnoho sc ne
jednalo, bylo horko a clenkam
Sc lepe libilo> lenosit. Sedely v
chladku pod stromy a popijely
dobre chlazene napoje, kterymi
mas poctil p. Karel SchimGnek.
Ma ceste k domovu jsme sc ocit-
ly v prikopu i S busem a to vse-
chino patti k vandrovanl. My
z toho mely hodne zabavy, zad-
ny nebyl ranen. Spolecnym u
slim .jsme bus vytlacily ma sill
nici a jelo Sc vesele dial.
PTisti schGze Dude dine 16.
srpna ma soru p. a pl. Holz-
knechtovych, kamz jsme byly
v nedeli p%ozvany.
Dne 20. srpna jedeme do
Wildwood, N. j. Kdo chce jeti
pfihlaste sc u p1. Itch a p1.
Windham.
Dekujem pi. Schimdnkove a
jeji rodine "a mile pfijeti a u
cten1 ma jejich soru a prejeme
jim vsem mnoho zdaru.
V predposledn1 schuzi bylo
rozmlouvano O pfistich volbach
a nase predsedka p1. B. Rlha
navrhovala bychom volily a
pracovaly pro znovuzvolen1 n.y.
nejsiho guvernera 9th. p. w.
Preston Lane-ho, ktery mnoho
vykonal pro blaho naseho sta
tn. Vybor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-11

Vyrocnf Karnival osady sv.
Vaclava Dude sc konat letos cd
10. do &c. srpna. To Dude ma
prfsti tyden zacfnajfc v patek
vecer. Delajf Sc veskere pri-
pravy, ably letosni karnival Sc
vydaril a pomohl ku financni
podpofe osady. Spolehame Sc
ma vsechny nase osadnlky a kra-
jany, ably pfisli a s1castnili Sc
karnivalu a tax spolecnou s1lou
pomohli k jeho vydaren1. Zvla-
ste apelujeme ma mlads1 gene
raci, ably ochotne Sc obetovala
V pomahanf pfi rGznych stan
clch. K vydafen1 podniku jest
potreba o%chotnych a obetavych
pracowiku a pracovnic. Yes
kera pomoc v tonic ohledu jest
v1tana.
Doufame, re letosni karnival
Sc vydari jake drfvejsi a jine
osadni podniky. Dokud osada
a Dude NIT obetave osadn1-
ky, potud Sc zaklada a Dude
zakladat ma pevnem zaklade.
Nezapomente tedy ma mas kar-
ktery zacne v patek We
Ger, IS. srpna 1850. Ma shle-
danou pri karnivalu. Zdar Buh!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-11
KOREA.
Americke Proti1toky ma Koreji
zapocaly.

zapocaly.
NamoTn1 pechota a rs. PEST
pluk podnikly koncem minute
no tydne shiny proti1tok prot
severokorejskym komunistGm
ma JIM fronte sm6rem ma Chin
iu. Postup Americana je poma-
~ nasledkem silneho odporu
komunistG a jejich delostfelec-
iva, ktere stTfli s velkou pres
nostf. Americana pouzfvajf po-
prve tezsfch tank1 zvanych
"Pershing''.
Ma stredni fronte v severe
zapadn1m c1pu komuniste v
mensfch oddflech pTekrocili re-
ku Nekting, avsak byly S vel
kymi ztratami zahnany zpet.
Americke valecne lode bonn
bardovaly Tanchon, zeleznicn1
uzel 125 mil severne cd 80. row
nobezky. Tento pTepad trval
nekolik hodin a bombardova-
MIN zp1sobeny velke ohne a
skody v zeleznicn1ch seradis-
itch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-11

81 zupnf starosta br. Storek.
Hudba rekordech byla dobfe
pfedvedena a jiste by br. Ku-
drnovsky byl rad slysel vsech-
ma ia krasna slova pochvaly,
ktera jste 81 zapamatovali, ably
chom MI osobne vyrfdili.
"Ceska Rapsodie" cvicenf Y
cast $ kuzeli jenz sestavila ses.
Welclova take bylo dobre pred
vedeno a obecenstvem vTele pri-
lato. Tesla mas vsechna ia po-
chvalna slova a byli jsme spo-
kojeni, re zanechavame Kali
fornii chut k dals1 praci V fa-
dach sokolskych, re mezi ODE
censtvem Sc ukaZal zvySeny "a
lem o sokolskou cinnost a re
zupa Pacificka Dude rGsti jak
V poctu tax v cinnosti k celko-
vemu prospechu Americke OBJ
ce Sokolske.
Nevidela jsem vscehna cisla
pro nutne prevlekan1 a prlpra-
WI nasich clsel, ale videla jsem
clslo z Omahy, jez nacvicili br.
Benak a ses. Hulacova a bylo
pekne. Dalsf c1slo det1 re Scio,
Oregon, cvicen1 S cinkami, KITE
re sestavila ses. Kressmanova,
bylo take velmi pekne provede-
no. Velm rada jsem byla, kdyz
br. Josef Pokorny, byvaly evil
citel v Baltimore a nyn1 zde ma
stale Sc usadil, nacvicil sestry
V Los Angeles v cvicen1 S o.
bruci.
Slibil pomoci v kursu, ktery
zac1na lined pc Slete, pod We
denim cvicitele Oboe br. Oldfi-
cha Maleho, kteremu jsme vde-
chi Ia vsechnu tn praci, kterou
zde vykonal pro zdar Sletu.
Pc Sletu byla pTipravena We
ceTe, ktere sc s1castnilo ma 400
hostG. Byla podavana We vel
KEN patio venku v krasnem sa-
lu, kde Sc uvnitr pozdeji tanci-
10 do pGlnoci. M1sto Sletu a
posletove zabavy bylo skutecne
krasne a jake jsme dosud V
USA nevideli a gratulujeme Sle-
tovemu vyboru mad WHEREIN
takoveho idealniho mista.
V pondel1 ranO Sc hOste roZ-
jfzdeli pc dalsfch cestach aneb
domd. cast skupiny cvicic1ch Sc
vratila do Chicago, jina cast
jede S velkou vypravou do Fres-
no, Yosemite Park a San Fran
cisco a vratf Sc do Chicago V ne
deli odpoledne. A tax je Ease
jeden Sokolsky svatek ukoncen.
Budem dlouho vzpom1nat a
doufame, re Sc Ease shledame
vsichni ma vsesokolskem sletu
1851. - NaZdar! E. w.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-11
Svatba.

+, Tuto sobotu We 4 hod. odpol.
oddani budou v St. Michael's
kostele snoubenci p. Frank A.
Podzimek Sc 81. Argentina De
Pasquale. Zenich je synem
krajanky p1. Heleny Podzimek,
431 N. Madeira st.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-11
Ma Sized Ceskoslovenskych
SpolkH " Americe

ktery Sc kona prfsti pondeli v
Chicago odjeli z Baltimore CO
zastupci br. Frank Zaoralek a
sestry Frantiska R1hova a He
lena Hejny.
Br. Zaoralek Dude zastupo-
vati Rad Blank, ses. Rfhova
Rad Vlastimila- Vytrvalost a
ses. Hejny Rad Free State.
Prejeme jim pffjemny pobyt
a stastny navrat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-11
Sokolska Hlidka.
Pozdravy redakci re Sokolske-
no zajezdu ma Zapad.

DoSCall JSme VellkOu pOhleQ-
nlcl z K~alifornie S nasleduj1clm
obsahem:
Los Angeles, Calf.
July 80, 1850.
Ucastnlci Sokolskeho Zajez-
du pc Americkem Zapade woo
mlnaj1 ma VaSi ctenou redakci
a zasilaj1 naSemu lidu v Mary
landu, Pennsylvania, Washing
tonu, D. c. srdecne pozdravy.
Je tn krasne a budeme dlouho
vzpomlnati. Ma Zdar!
Blaza j. Cihakova.
Nasleduj1 podpisy 1castn1kd
vypravy.
M1stostarostce A. O.. S. ses.
Cihakove srdecne dekujeme "a
milou vzpomlnku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-11
JUMBO CRAB FEAST.

Ones v patek, II. srpna po-
rada Rieger Klub Osady sv. Va
clava Jumbo Crab Feast We
svych mistnostech v Lyceum
Budove, Madison a Duncan ul.
cd 1880 do 1890 p. m. Stag.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-11
Krajan jede ma Hudebni Kon-
venci do Mexico City.

Krajan p. Michael Richter,
znamy hudebnfk a ucitel hud-
by odjede dine 10. srpna ma HUI
debnf Konvenci do Mexico CT
ty, kde sc zdrzf asi pres tyden.
Pfejeme mu pfljemny pobyt
V Mexiku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-11
Pozdravy B~altimoranIH
y dovoIene

Srdecny pozdrav redakci
"Telegrafu' a vsem ctenarGm
re statu New Jersey zasila ro-
dinka Jindrovic z Baltimore.
Name Sc dobfe a je dotsi chad
no V hOrach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-08-11
Los Angeles. Calf

FApO1A14AICAI1. 4Nd AOdI
Blaza J. Cihakova.
Nasleduj1 podpisy 1castn1kd
vypravy.
M1stostarostce A. O. S. ses.
Cihakove srdecne dekujeme "a
milou vzpominku.
Sokolsky Slet " Los Angeles
Sc zdaril.
Los Angeles, 81. cervence. -
ldealn1 pocas1, v krasnem par
ku uprostfed hor konal sc Slet
Pacificke zupy v nedeli, dine 80.
cervence v Los Angeles. Ucast-
nlci prijeli z mnoha stat1 a cvi-
cici pfi radenf byly z Omahy,
Chicago, Texasu, Scio Oregon,
Portland a rGznych NEST v IA
lifornii. Velke vypravy hostd
byly prftomny z San Bernardo
no, Calf, odkud autobusem
prijelo ma so krajan1 re San
Diego, Pasadena a vyprava A
mericke Oboe Sokolske S SO Il
castn1kG z mnoha stat1 vse "a
plnilo vSechna m1sta kolem pro-
storheho cviciste pred 2. bod.
odpol.
Starosta jednoty Los Angeles
br. Hanzel privftal obecenstvo a
predstavil III. m1sto-starostku
Oboe ses. Blanche Cihakovou,
ktera v anglickem p%roslovu po-
zdravila slet a pripomela povin-
nosti sokolske zvlaste k Americ-
ke vlasti. Vzpomenula Sokol-
silva We stare vlasti a jeho po-
staven1 "a nynejsfho rezimu.
Dale byla predstavena ses.
Emile Welclova, nacelnice A
mericke Oboe Sokolske, ktera
v ceske Teci podekovala "a ma
celnictvo "a 1cast, "a velkou
.spolupraci Pacifickych krajan1
k 1spechu Sletu a pozvala vse-
chny ma .velky Slet do Chicago
v cervnu 1851.
Pr spolecnem nastupu vsech
cvicicfch byly zvlast uvedeny
slozky prftomne a sestry Oboe
Sc pekne vyjfmaly v jejich BIZ
lych vychazkovych 1borech a
sestry zupy Stredni velice hez-
ky V jejich tmavomodrych ko-
stymech. BratTi v stejnych 1bo-
rech S odZnakem American So
kol a rada cvicenek z Chicago,
ktera Sc 1castnila prostnych
pfivedla pocet cvicicfch ma AZ
z Chicago, 2 z New Yorku, Is z
Omahy, 5 z Texas, Is det1 re
Scio, Oregon, a velky pocet cvi-
ciclch. re San Francisco, Fresno,
Los Angeles. Program byl ne
sm1rne bohaty.
Spolecna prostna muz1 a Zen
zaplnila cviciste a ukazkova
vystoupen1 druzstev Oboe ma
nafad1 byla pc STRANGE Zen vel
mi pekna. Hrazda bratT1m ne
vyhovovala a nebylo Jim mono
svoje vykony pTedvest S obrat-
nost1 a odvahou, kdyz nebylo
ma hrazdu spolehnut1. Byla to
nahoda, ktera Sc stala ma po-
sledn1 okamzik re sc hlavnf cast
hrazdy tocila Sc cvicencem, coz
je naprosto nemozno pro cvi-
cence, ably pri veletoc1ch a il
mem cvicen1 mohli ST vypoc1tat
pfehmaty a j. Bylo nam bra
tTf Ito, re Sc tax stale, ale
prece obecenstvo videlo pekne
vykony. Sestry ma kladine me-
ly kolem sebe asi tucet fotogra-
fl a novinard, chodily primo
do radv zapisovati 81 jmena a
bydliste.
Cvicenf zupy StTedni S peti
muzi a zen bylo krasne, obecen-
stvem nadsene pTijato. Gratu-
lace prij1mali ses. Prchalova q
hr. Linhart s o~ddechem, re jiz
to mali "a sebou.
Cvicen1 br. Kudrnovskeho
"Verni zGstaneme" bylo strhu-
j1c1 a bratri We vzornem .druz-
stvu Oboe odchazeli S cviciste
spokojeni, re je dobTe provedli.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-04-27
SMITHSBURG

Loyal Temple No. 81, Pythian Sis
tiers of Smithsburg, conducted its
regular meeting on Thursday eve
ming There was a large attendance,
as Mrs. Evelyn Trenary, most excel
lent chief, requested all members to
attend, as final arrangements were
made for the district convention in
Brunswick, which was held on
Monday.
Following the business session,
the temple members were entertain
ed at a birthday party.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-04-27
PETERSBURG

Mrs. Clara Hartle has returned
home after spending two weeks at
the home of her sister and brother
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Swa-
lies, Washington, D. C. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Lowman and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ford and daughter, were also
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Swailes on
Sunday.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-04-27

the year.
1t was announced that Maryland
would cooperate in the Foreign Re-
lief work and would entertain two
German ladies for a period of ten
days. 1t is hoped that it can be ar
ranged for them to attend a short
course at the University of Mary
land, and it was also announced that
five girls will be sent to club week
by the organization.
The two main projects of the year
will be publicity and citizenship.
A vigorous campaign will be con-
Quoted to teach all farm women the
responsibility of the ballot. 1t was
stated that some of the counties
would have a vesper service, and
that others would observe a Farm
Bureau Sunday.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-04-27

Mr. and Mrs. Reuben C. Brown
entertained at their home last Sun
day in honor of their 18th wedding
anniversary. Among those attend
ing were the following members of
the wedding party:
Mrs. Polly (Buhrman) McCarty,
maid of honor; Mrs. Miriam (Brown)
Harbaugh, one of the bridesmaids;
and Charles Harbaugh, one of the
ushers. Other guests were George
McCarty, Robert Lange and Gerald
Brown.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-04-27

The annual Birthday Party" was
held in the dining room of Trinity
Lutheran Church by the Ladies Mite
Society on Friday evening. A cen
ter piece and table decorations were
in keeping with each month of the
year. A fine meal was served to
approximately 125 persons, after
which program was given. The
evening was enjoyed by all.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-04-27

Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Day have re-
turned home after vacationing in
Miami, Florida. While in Miami
they flew to Havana, Cuba, via
Pan American Anyways.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-04-27

One of the most charming of this
seasons wedding was read last Sat-
urday evening, when Miss Louise
Annette May, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry E. May, North Mulberry
Street, Hagerstown, became the
bride of Mr.. Vincent Douglas Meyer,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Dewey
Meyer, Route 2, Smithsburg.
Rev. Paul M. Robinson read the
double ring nuptial ceremony in the
sanctuary of the Church of the
Brethren.