davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona sun., 1951-08-24
Appointment Of CoIored
Ambassador To Haiti Passed Up

washington, D. c. ONNPA) =
Appointment of colored person
as Ambassador to Haiti has again
been passed up, it was learned
last Thursday when President
Truman revealed that he had
chosen a new envoy to the Carib-
bean republic.
The question came up at Mr..
Truman's press conference when
a reporter remarked that he had
just come back from a trip to
Haiti where he had found the
Haitians upset because they have
not seen an American Ambassador
there in eight months.
Mr.. Truman shot back that he
had just appointed one the day
before. The president added that
he had not yet signed his COM
mission and as soon as the COM
mission was signed an announce
ment would be made in the reg
ular way.
"Can you give us his name?" a
reporter inquired.
No, the president replied. He
said he could not remember it.
The new ambassador, it was
learned, is Howard Karl Travers,
SO, a career diplomat, who is chief
of foreign service inspectors in the
State Department. His nomination
as Ambassador to Haiti is being
held up awaiting reply from the
Haitian government as to whether
he is acceptable.
A colored man has not repre-
sented the American Government
at Port-au-Prince since the Taft
administration. Since the American
occupation of Haiti, which took
place in 1915, was terminated in
1884, colored Americans have re-
peatedly urged the appointment
of a colored person as Ambassador
to Haiti
Any number of Americans with
superior training and broader ex-
perience than Mr.. Travers coulS
have been found.
Mr.. Travers was born February
19, 1893, in Central Valley, New
York. He is a graduate of the
Central Valley high school. He at
tended business school and studied
accountancy. He also attended the
United States School of Military
Aeronautics at Princeton Univer-
sity. From 1914 to 1917 he worked
as a paymaster and cashier. He
served as a second lieutenant in
the United States Army from 1917
to 1918. He worked as a book
keeper after his discharge from the
army and was appointed a vice
consul in the Foreign Service in
1919.
Arizona sun., 1951-08-24

Use The Classified Ads
FOR QUICK RESULTS,
Evening star., 1951-06-24

against attending exercises In
Protestant churches.
Another approach to the prob
lem has been to move baccalaure-
ate services out Of the school and
into churches. This would leave
each religious group free to go to
La church of its own for the exer-
cises. Such a procedure will be
followed for the first time this
year in Niagara Falls, N. Y.
In Seattle, Wash, plans for a
baccalaureate service in a high
school were abandoned when the
chancery office of the Seattle
Evening star., 1951-06-24
| The Week in Religion
By Religious News Service

Baccalaureate services in con-
nection with public school gradu-
ation exercises have become an
issue in several parts of the coun-
try, partly as a result of increas-
ing attention to the whole sub
ject Of church-state separation.
| In some communities. Roman
Catholic priests have spearheaded
Ia movement to have the bacca-
Laureate services abandoned en-
tirely or radically changed. Their
objections have been principally
on two grounds: First. that bacca-
laureate services are frequently
held in Protestant church, and
second, that even when they are
held in public school buildings
they are religious services and,
therefore, Catholic students cam
not participate in them because
canon law forbids Catholics to
take part in the religious services
of non-C Catholics.
Formal Rulings Issued.
AS a result Of these objections,
some local school committees have
abandoned the services, others
have changed the nature Of them
so that they are not Objectionable
to any religious group, and. in
one or two instances. State edu-
cation commissioners have issued
rulings on the matter.
One such ruling was issued last
week in New York by DR.. Lewis A.
Wilson, State Commissioner of
Education. He declared that bac-
Icalaureate services in public
schools are violations OF the State
constitution.
The New York decision was
given in response to a legal appeal
made by Msgr. Edward v. Dargin,
pastor of st. Joseph's Roman
Catholic Church, Croton Falls,
N. Y. who protested a baccalau-
reate service in the high school at
nearby Somers.
Held to Be Religious Teaching.
DR.. Wilson issued an order re-
straininS the Somers Board of Ed
ucation from going ahead with the
baccalaureate service. He held that
the service constituted the teach
ling of a religious tenet" and could
not legally be held in a public
school building. He held further
that "TKe fact that more than one
religious denomination was repre-
sented on the program would not
change its religious character"
Following the State Department
ruling, the Somers School Board
met and revised the program, sub
stituting patriotic songs for hymns,
ian address for a sermon and
eliminating all other religious
Evening star., 1951-06-24

diocese announced separate cere
monies for Roman Catholic stu.
dents.
This plan would seem to have
the endorsement of Bishop Will
liam. ]. Hafey of the Scranton
Pa, Roman Catholic diocese. He
recently recommended simultane.
Gus baccalaureate exercises fol
public high school graduates ir
their respective churches, witt
subsequent commencement exer.
clses in the school or a civic audi.
torium.
Evening star., 1951-06-24
mo Time to Quit

NEW YORK B.-Smokes had
a place in . price war staged by
retail stores here. One big de-
|partment store advertisement Of
|fered cigars at 40 per cent off.
In the same advertisement was
q book on how to quit smoking.
Evening star., 1951-06-24

features except an invocation ane
ia benediction.
A two-year controversy over
baccalaureate services in Fair
haven. Mass, ended-recently when
the local school committee aban-
doned a long established custom
|of holding the exercises in a Uni
tartan church. Last year, the
Rev. Thomas Lyons. pastor of st
Joseph's Roman Catholic Church
in Fairhaven. protested against
the service, but the School COM
Imittee decided it would be held
as scheduled.
However, the exercises were at
tended by only AZ of the 108 mem
bers of the graduating class after
1.-THE priest requested that Catholic
students refrain from attending
the ceremonies.
Evening star., 1951-06-24
Boycotted by Catholics.

In two other Massachusetts,
communities the issue of bacca-
laureate services was resolved this
year by directive to Catholic
students by their parish priests
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1951-05-04
Nutnost rychleho rozsireni
vYroby.

New York. - PTedseda sbo-
.ru narodohospdafskych porad-
CD presidenta Trumana, Key
serling, doporucil rychle rozsl-
reni americke vyroby. "Clm
rychleji rozsfr1me vyroby,"
pravil, "tfm sp1se budeme moci
nest BRINE narodn1 obrany v
tax velikem rozsahu,- jaky Sc
nynf zamysli, aniz by doslo k
inflaci."
Keyserling We SVEN rozhla-
sovem ~projevu dale vyslovil ma
deli, re Spojene Staty vybuduji
svou obranu tax, ably molly ce-
lit nebezpecf agrese a re budou
moci zaroven dostat SWIM DIAL
Sim zavazkdm. Ably Sc pTedeslo
inflaci, ma byt Poole doporuce-
nj predsedy sboru narodohospo-
dafskych poradcG take schva-
len navrh presidenta Trumana
ma dostatecne dane v castce
desfti bilionG dolarG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1951-05-04
Hnutf francouzskych titoistG
ma vZestupu.

Pariz. = Poole zpravy fran
couzskeho tisku sc v komunis-
tickle strane Francie s1r1 proti-
stalinske hnut1, ktere usiluje o
to, ably Sc strana vyslovila prot
stalinismu a prot politice 1toc-
neho ruskeho Imperialism.
Zastupce teto protistalinske
oposice, redaktor Pierre Jour
dan, v techto dnech ma schGzi
vddcG teto skupiny polozil otaz-
ku, proc je treba, ably francouz-
stf komuniste byli otroky sta
linskeho Imperialism, a proc
must pTijimat rozkazy z Krem-
lu. Jourdan redigoval p~rotista-
linsky pamflet nazvany 'Zapas'
ktery tlumocf stanovisko prot
stalinskych francouzskych ko-
munistG. Odhaduje Sc, re nej-
meme 5000 clenG protistalinskf
oposice 81 podrzelo sve funkce
We stranickem aparate.
Dalslm mluvc1m p~rotimoskev.
ske skupiny je Darius LIE Core
ktery poole zprav tisku, byva.
kdysi komunistickym preda.
KEN. LIE Core prohlasil ne
schGzi protistalinske skupiny
re nespokojenost mezi fran
couzskymi komunisty S moskev
skou politikou rychle rosie. VI
skutecnosti, tax rekl LIE Core
vsechny tyto akce jsou slozka
mi jedne souvisle Tady udalo
st1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1951-05-04

ky, ably hlavn1 stfedoevropske
vodni foxy byly spojeny splav-
nymi kanaly. Brn6nska tech
nika, zrfzena r. 1902, byla Smrc
kovym pricinen1m rozsifena a
byla pri nj zalozena prvni vod-
nj laboratoT v Europe.
Ma cetnych uhelnych dolech
v Ceskoslovensku jsou nynl ru-
stf hlavnf inzenyri, kter1 Java
deli primo otrocke pracovni
podmfnky. Mutt horn1ky, ably
delali i 13 hodin denne. Ia
kazdou zameskanou pracovni
smenu je hornfk pr1sne poku-
tovan, i kdyz prfcina, pro KITE
rou smenu vynechal, je sebe
vaznejsi. Ma dole Ohnic u BIZ
liny v Cechach byl rusky zavod-
nj inzenyr zerebin. Poole jeho
rozkazu bylo horn1ku "a prvnl
zameskanou smenu strzeno. Sc
mzdy $50 Kcs, "a druhou 800,
"a tretf $50 a kdyz hornlk "a
meskal pc ctvrte, byl poslan do
pracovn1ho tabora. Ted Je tam
jjiny rusky inzenyr Podkov1lov.
Ten nar1dil, ably sc "a kazdou
zameskanou smenu strhavaly
diva dny z dovolene, ctvrtina t:
Nv. vernostnfho pTfdavku a mad
to jeste prfdavkovy llstek ma
potraviny pro t6zce pracuJlcl
delniky. To pax znamena, re
pokuta "a jednu vynechanou
smenu cin1 v penezich 1900
Kcs.
Komuniste nastolili "a redite-
lie biskupskeho 1Tadu v Kosl-
cich't t. Nv. vlasteneckeho kneze
Jana stevka. Ia valky byl ka-
planem v Presove, kde V nedel-
Mich kazanlch schvaloval VIVA
zeni zid1 ma smrt. PAX byl mi
stodrzitelem ucitelskeho 1stavu
v Presove a vychovaval mladez
v duchu 1plne nacistickem. 70
prichodu sovetske armady no
komuniste odevzdali sovetske
policii a ia no nejaky cas- drze-
la v Rusku jake vezne. Ale po-
tom 81 no komuniste zas VIVA
dali, protoze vedeli, re kdo ko-
laboroval S Nemci, Dude dobry
i Jim. A tax je ted stevek bez-
malo biskupem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1951-05-04
DR.. Josef Chod mrtev.

"Lidove noviny" re dine IS.
unora prinesly tuto zpravu:
"Dne IA. 1nora zemrel We
start 81 let pc dlouhem utrpeni
v Praze DIR. Josef Chod. Sv1j
cely zivot venoval peel o ne
income a We vsech mistech re-
publiky je tisice lidf, kterl ma
neho budou s vd6cnost1 vzpo-
m1nat. Telo zesnuleho VISTA
veno Fl. 1nora v dome smutku
V Dablicfch a v tyz den bylo ma
hEbitove Dablic1ch ulozeno k
vecnemu odpocinku.
DR.. Chod zaslouzil 81 jmeno
"zazracny doktor'', byl velky
lidumil, denne mfval i mnoho
set pacientn. Byl vyhledavan
vsemi vrstvami a to i re zahra-
nic1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1951-05-04
Smsrnice "Daily Workeru" je
diktovana z Moskvy.

Washington, D. C. - akla-
datel americke komunisticke
strany Benjamin Gitlow sved-
Gil, re redakcnf smernice ko-
munistickeho denfku V New
Yorku DAILY Worker byla ur-
covana komunistickou interna-
cionalou V dobe, kdy byl Gle
mem strany.
Gitlow, ktery Sc cd komunis-
mu odvratil a stall Sc bojovnym
~protikomunistou, prohlasil, re
komunistictf pohlavari chill
vsechno NONE, ably Sc komuni-
sticky fisk drzel rude internaci-
onaly a staveli Sc velmi ener-
gicky proti sebemensf 1chylce
cd vydanych direktiv. Gitlow
podaval svedectvi We vyboru
pro kontrolu podvratne cinnos-
ii, ktery pozadal generalnlhc
navladn1ho McGratha, ably Wy
dial naT1zeni o nucene registra-
ci komunisticke strany poole
zakona McCarranova. Takove
naTlzen1 by automaticky melc
"a nasledek, re by vesly V plat
most i ostatni casti tohoto "a.
kona prot podvratne cinnosti &
pax by Sc tez musily zaregistro.
vat vsechny komunisticke from.
town. organisace.
Hlavn1m argumentem v ia
dosti vyboru je tvrzen1, re ko
munisticka strana vzdycky sic
dovala sm6rnici, ktera byla dix
tovana z Moskvy a ktera Sc ii
dila moskevskym tiskem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1951-05-04

Generality pobocnfk general
Whitney byl dotazovan, co ge-
neral temto plakat1m rikal, cd
povedel, re general plakaty ty
nevidel.
OSLAVY V MILW
Hlavnim bodem oslav v Mil
waukee bylo, kdyz generalovi
byl udelen cestny doktorat Mar
quette University, pri cemz by
10 " diplomu uvedeno, re Sc ge-
neralovi udeluje tato pocta "a
"osobni odvahu a skvele vyko-
ny pfi vedeni svych vojsk a "a
tax casio projevovany mravni
a dusevnf idealismus."
We sve kratke odpovedi na
projev presidenta Sc genera.
Macarthur nedotknul zadnycl
politickych otazek.
Jake vsude jinde pTi oslavacl
pfedchozfch bylo i Milwau
kee krasne pocas1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1951-05-04
Macarthur jasave vitan We
SVEN domovskem mssts
Milwaukee.

Pc bezpr1kladne srdecnem a
velkolepem uv1tani v Chicago
vyjel general Macarthur Sc
svoji rodinou a dalsim sym do
provodem do sveho domovske-
no mesta Milwaukee. Pc cele
delce cesty stall lidi v hustych
radach, ably mohli vrhnouti a.
lespon kratky pohled ma vrace-
j1clho Sc valecneho hrdinu.
Generalova kavalkada Sc "a
stavila We Fort Sheridan a pax
ma namoTnf zakladne v Great
Lakes, kde general v<tamni ne
mocnici pozdravil vojfny, IRA
meme ma korejskem bojisti. Pr
j1zde poblfze Milwaukee ukazo-
val general svoji choti a svemu
synovi pozoruhodnosti krajiny,
ma ktere 81 general vzpomenul
z dob sveho pobytu v Milwau-
kee. Cetni Tide nesli plakaty.
"MacArthur "a presidenta".
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1951-05-04
Svycarsko hodla zahajiti
zbrojni vyrobu.

Bern, Svycarsko. = Swear
sko oznamilo, re "a nedlouho
sc zapocne S vyrobou tezkeho
zbrojniho materialu, jake tan
XII, bombardovac1ch letadel a
jetovych stihac1ch letadel. V
Europe to nevzbudilo zadnou
zvlastn1 radost proto, re tamni
zbrojni prGmysl ma beztak jiz
obtize sc zajisten1m surovin a
svycarska konkurence to jeste
zkomplikuje. SvycaTi r1kajl,
re jen tax mohou zamestnat
vsechny sve inzenyry a re je
We svete takova poptavka pc
zbranfch, re to je prllis lakave,
nez ably 81 to dali ujlt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1951-05-04
Czech uletel z vlasti pc
skIuzaku.

Norimberk, N6mecko. - By
valy mattel ceskoslovenske to-
varny ma letouny uletel re sve
vlasti We skluzaku. PTatele sc
postarali, ably skluzak pristal
sedm mil "a nemeckymi hrani-
cemi, jak oznamila zapadone-
mecka tiskova agentura OPA.
Taz ztotoznila pilota jake Iva
ma Chodu, jenz pracoval po-
slednf diva roxy jake inzenyr v
tovarne, kterou vlastnil v Che
bu, nez byla znarodnena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1951-05-04
KRAJANE, VOLICI!

V 1tery, 8. kv6tna budou
hlavnf mestske volby. Jdete je-
den kazdy z vas k volbam. Vol
tie die sveho rozumu a jak nej-
lepe mGzete. Koho zvolfte ia
kovou budete m1ti vladu. Ale
vyuzfjte sveho svateho prava
ku svobodnemu, tajnemu a row
nemu hlasovani. Tohoto prava
-narody Ia zeleznou oponou ne.
mali!
v utery kazdy. do VOLEB!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1951-05-04
KOREA.

Komunisticka jarni ofensiva
smerem ma hlavni mesto Jiho-
Korejske Republiky byla, diky
spojenecke palbe delostrelectva
namornictva a letectva v pom
deli zastavena. V tonic napo-
ru komunisti ztratili $4,000 mu-
zn. Komuniste nyn1 sva vojska
presunujf a IDA Sc, re Sc bu-
dou snaziti proraziti sired
fronty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1951-05-04
Velkolepe privitani a oslava
Gen. MacArthura " Chicago
26. dubna.

Cd dolby, co StyrmOtOrOVe le-
tadlo vezoucf generala Mac
Arthura, jeho chot a synka, pri-
stale ma hTmenf 105 nm del ma
letisti Midway, pozornost cele-
no Chicago soustfedila Sc ma
osobnost vzacneho hosta, pod
manitele Japonska. Ulice pc
cele delce % mil, kudy projfz-
del prGvod, lemovany byly ne
spocetnymi davy. Kapely Wy
hravaly, z oxen sypaly Sc v
1strety hostGm spousty papir-
XII a davy mavaly americkymi
praporky. Bylo to, jak mayor
Kennedy poznamenal, uvftani,
ktere vytrysklo z hloubi srdce.
"Mesto je Vase" pravil mayor
We SVEN uvftacim proslovu ge-
neralovi a tax tomu take sku-
tecne bylo. To bylo neco, CO
Chicago jeste nevidelo.
Vnitrnf mesto bylo divaky
primo ucpano. Odevsad ozyval
Sc radostny jasot. Bylo to ne
co, co start policejnl veterani
ami We snu neocekavafi. "Nikdy
,jsem nesnil," pravil policejnl
komisar O'Connor, "ze by Sc
mohlo neco podobneho uskutec-
niti i kdyz Sc jednalo o uvitani
MacArthura." Odhaduje Sc, Re
Az milionu lid vitalo genera
la. Cd letiste az do Loopu, ku-
dy jel general, jeho chot a sy-
mex, ulice zaplneny byly jasaj1-
cfmi davy. Ma naroz1ch bylo
tolik lidi, re to bylo obdivuhod-
ne. Hosi vylezali ma stromy
ably jim mic neuniklo, JIM ma ko-
leckovych bruslich, bicyklech j
pesky provazeli prGvod. Ma
State ulici bl1ze Quincy divaci
prorazili kordon policistd a ha-
sicG a zaplnili sired ulice. Ale
parada byla vzdor tomu udrzo-
vana v leps1m poradku, nez po-
licie ocekavala.
General sedel ma vyvysenem
zadnim sedadle cerveneho ote-
vreneho auta a kynul ma po-
zdrav vsem, kter1 no tax mad
Sene vital. NekteTl divaci, mu-
Ii i zeny, marne snazili Sc "a,
staviti Shy pohnutf, ktere je
cele opanovalo.
u mostu Bataan-C orregidor
ma State a Wacker dr., general
polozil v mocnem pohnuti We.
nee, ably, uctil ty hrdiny, jimz
kdysi velel a kterf polozili ma
oltaT vlasti sve zivoty povest.
mem pochodu smrti.
General Macarthur promlu.
vii u vojenskeho pamatniku v
Soldiers Field, kde prohlasil
re "1sili americke vlady ONE
zit valku ma Dalnem Vychode
pouze ma Koreu zpGsobilo poll.
tickle vakuum az dosud nezna.
me We vedenf valky." General
obvinil komunistickou Gnu 2
nevyprovokovane valky a Emo.
WI opakoval svou vyzvu tx oh.
novenf mfru vftezstv1m,"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1951-05-04
100000 dolarGG pro anketu o
uprchlicich.

Geneva. Rockefellerova
nadace dala k disposici sto tis1c
dolarG pro anketu o problemu
upchlikG. Vysoky komisaT Spo-
jenych narodG pro pomoc upr-
chl1kGm DIR. Van Goedhart O.
znamil, re z obcanG r1znych
zem1 ustav1 skupinu, ktera pro
vede tuto anketu. Vysledky
mali byt oznameny ma pTistfm
zasedanf Valneho ~shromazdeni
Spojenych narodG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1951-05-04
Pohreb.

- 1. kVetna Zemrel v mia
dem veku "A let krajan Will
liam J. Matoska, 922 N. Stree
per st. Narodil Sc v Baltimore.
Zanechal zde truchlicf manzel-
ku Margaret a dftky: Edward
a Barbora.
Pohreb kona Sc s.. kvetna z
domu smutku do kostela st. E.
lizabeth a odtud ma Cesky Ma
rodni Hrbitov a Dude vypraven
.. Harlem E.. SchimGnkem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1951-05-04
Nastupcem generala Whitneye
ie Frank Rizzo z New Yorku.

Toxic. - Frank Rizzo.z New
Yorku byl jmenovan sefem Via
dni okupacni sekce, ably nastou
pill pc maj. gen. Courtney Whit
neyovi. Whitney, radce gen.
MacArthura, vratil sc do Spoj.
Stat1 s generalem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1951-05-04
20 dobrovolnych svedskych
oSetroYateIek V Pusanu.

Toxic, Japonsko. - Oddil
20 dobrovolnych svedskych O.
setrovatelek Cerveneho kTlze
pfijel do jihokorejskeho pr1sta-
WI Pusanu. Pos1l1 stab svedske
nemocnice Cerveneho kTfze v
PuSanu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1951-05-04

Advertising rates reasonable
and furnished upon application.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1951-05-04

A weekly paper printed in
Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
tical interests of Czechs and
Slovaks in the United States.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1951-05-04

V Ceskoslovensku Sc projevu-
ie znovu a mnohem palciveji
nedostatek surovin, zvlaste ze-
lezne rudy. Zasoby jsou velmi
male a jestlize Dude dovoz re
zapadu 1plne prerusen, cesko-
slovensky tezky prumysl pre-
stane vyrabet v nekolika ty-
dnech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1951-05-04

Technikove prijmou Sc Ear
mutkem zpravu, re v Brine zem-
rel We veku 81 let byvaly pro-
fesor tamnf vysoke skoly tech
nicke DIR. Anton1n Smrcek, e.
fvropska autorita We vodnlch
stavbach a v elektrisaci venko-
va. Byl propagatorem myslen-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1951-05-04

Prumerna mes1cnf mzda del
nfka v Ceskoslovensku cin1 dnes
5000 Kcs, ale t. Nv. 1dernici
dostavaji 8-12,0 900 Kcs.
Urednfk ma pr1merneho me
sicnfho platu 1000 Kcs, ale po-
rucfk v armade nebo u policie
5000 Kcs a plukovnlk $4,000.
The echo., 1951-07-15
PROGRAM TO BE RENDERED
GROWING DAY

On the second day of the Conven-
ton the winner in the Crusade will
be crowned king. During the coro-
nation, the king will be presented
many lovely and useful gifts. Who
will be crowned? Come to the Con-
vention and see.
The echo., 1951-07-15
Triple Installation
Program

SUNDAY july IlIst' large number
OF n. b. As and friends found their
way TO Little Zion T. III, L. Church
10 witness a triple installation cere-
mohy'
Inc local program rendered was
Informative and inspiring An adj
oresS as delivered by the secretary
ana SefnloiletIe was delivered by
The echo., 1951-07-15

Reverend Z. .. BlacGman, General
President of the Holbrook Benevo-
lent Association, who viii preside
over the Convention, July 30th and
31st.
The echo., 1951-07-15
About Folk We Know

Mr.. Willie Chappell, president of
II p A. No. 2 YVES in the office
= 1-- ,~iracc ~.'-
The echo., 1951-07-15

President Parker is working hard
TO get new members. The President
is planning his Installation Service
the fourth Sunday in this month.
Nh A c. Barnett and MI, A. A.
Trotter will install officers. The
President will take his vacation af-
ter the Convention.
The echo., 1951-07-15
Gard OF Thanks

As we come to the close of this
fiscal year, I wish to take this med
ium of thanking the 1919 local presi-
dents and their loyal members for
the unstinted support given me dur
ing my tenure of office.
You have been cooperative and
understanding and I shall always
cherish these fond memories.
Matte Lula tarkin. Secretary.
The echo., 1951-07-15
Ecglsgv:Ela News

Triumph Baptist Church enter
tanned the Sunday School Convan-
ion june 1880. Plenty food was
served on the church lawn. Won
derfuL sessions We're held. Two
hundred and seventy-six dollars
were raised.
The echo., 1951-07-15
Constitution Clinic

On the second day Of the Conven~
ton there viii be a Constitution
Clinic and all presidents are request
ed to come and bring their H. 3. A.
Constitution, note book and pencil
for this study course. This course
viii be for Il. b AS only
The echo., 1951-07-15

Mr.. C. D. Cotton, Vice President of
the Holbrook Benevolent a eia.io0
who will assist the General Presi-
dent, Reverend Z B. Blaokman in
presiding over the Convention, Mon
day and Tuesdae Ja'1 55.a ana 3lst.
The echo., 1951-07-15

Merrial Methodist Church. had
high day the first Sunday after An
nual Conference. The Women's
Christian Club donated some money
The echo., 1951-07-15

Mrs. Estelle Peters had guests from
Chicago, Ill. Mrs. Leather Knight
and daughter, Lillian.
The echo., 1951-07-15
W''ay1essoro News

Dear Miss Larkin:
On Julyy 9TH, Agent VIM kinslow
of Waynesboro was with our lodge
and installed the officers-elect. We
had lovely program. 4
e. L. Howard, President.
The echo., 1951-07-15
SERMON TO BE PREA CHEZ

Our opening sermon w1D..be preach
ed by Reverend ?. I. Barnes, a
strong supporter Of H. B. A. Lodge
No. n, of which Mrs. Bette Faux
ner is presioAnt. This sermon will
be delivered in the first day after
noon session.
Presidents are urged to bring as
many members as possible to this
Convention.
PROGRAM TO BE RENDERED
A lovely program is in the MAX
i 10 be rendered on the first day
nis3t session. We are especially
taking this medium of asking the
presidents to please be present FOR
the program on the first night Of
the Convention.
The echo., 1951-07-15

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