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svenciQ metu visus $io miesto
lietuvius buvo prisl6gusi Eudna
zinia, kad staigiai ir sunkiai su-
sirgo Lietuvos BiGiuliu Klubo
komiteto narys Jonas Rouika
Jam reikejo labai skubiai daryti
net dvi operacijas, kurios labai
laimingai pavyko ir nesun1azino
nei jo linksmumo, nei entuziaz-
mo.
J. Rouika ne tik nepannirso
zemaitiskai, nors jau kelios de-
simtys metu gyvena Anherikoi
if dirba kaip manu- statytoiae
wen kitatauciu tarpe, bet 7abai
domisi visais lietuviu reikalais
Kadangi Columbe. bent ligi Siol
susiburimu beveik nebuvo, tai
jis, pasikvietes kitus bendramin-
cius, savo masina aplankydavc
kitus miestus. Ypac dang kart1
yra buves Clevelande (buvo. ne
seniai ir literatUros vakare)
Daytone ir kitur. 10 prisiri$imas
prie savo senosios t6vvnas IT, JOS
reikalu - puikus pavvzdvs. Jie
ir jo zmona dar neprarad0 vii
ties aplankyti savo laisva t6vyne
ir dziaugiasi atsi6ktais 1ietuytr
laim6iimais. Sia pasveikim0 pro
ga visi tautieGiai linki Jam ir j.
seimai ko laimingiausiQ Nauiuiu
MetQ. R.S.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-01-25
Ir Waterburyje jau xiii metal!

tanas Vaisnys, Mykolas Gurec-
kas, Bronius Duda. LinkejimV
ellie uzbaige vakaro vedejas DIR.
M. j. Colney. Siam parengimui
darbu daug prisidejo Vladas Va
lys, p-nios satiene, Ona Kuslie-
ne, Petrone Stanikiene, Antani-
ma Colney ir Konciene.
ALT Sajungos skyrius tesla
nauju nariu vaju. Yra nutares
pasiekti bent 100 nariu ar dau-
giau. :.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-01-25
PRANE.,SIMAS
skauten,s akademiketns

Demesio, seses akademikes il
filisteres!
1ssibarsteme po visus konti
nentus, po ivairias Sails ir mics
tus. Stu dienu emigracinio jude
iimo apystavose sunku NUNS
susirinkti viena Selma. Tx SUI
slrasinejimo keliu begalime pa
sikeisti mintimis, pasidalint
rupesciais ar laimejimais, taciau
ir 81 musu tarpusavio rysio palai
kymo priemone nekarta nu
truksta.
Kad galetumeme vieninga
dirbti, padeti viena kitai, - rel
kalingas tamprus tarpusavit
rysis.
Tuo reikalu .Studenciu Skau
ciu Draugoves vadiia vykdo nau
ia vlsu sesiu - SSD-ves naril
registracija.
Registracijai reikalingos Ii,
MOS:
l. Vardas, pavarde,
2. Gimimo data ir vieta,
3. Patyrimo laipsnis,
A. Vyresniskumo laipsnis,
5. Einamos pareigos,
6. Ar esi tikroji mare, kandi.
date, ar filistere,
7. Paskutine skautavimo vie.
ia,
8. Kokiai draugovei priklau-
sci Lietuvoje, Vokietijoje
ar Siuo metu kitur.
9. Ar gauni akademini laik-
rasti "Vyti', ar ne,
10. Adresas.
Registruotis prasome visas Sc
ses, pavienes ir priklausancias
SSD skiltims. zinias siuskite
kick galima greiciau. Terminus
- S. m. vasario Is q.
Registracijos lapus siqskite
Siuo adresu:
Danute Eidukiene
691S S. ArteSian Ave.
Chicago 20, Ill.
u. s. A.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-01-25
cOLUMBE, OHIO SOSTENEJE
irgi yro Iietuviu!

pesciu cia buvo suorganizuotas.
Pereitu metu pabaigoje ivy
kusiame visuotiniame susirinki-
me senujq ir naujQjQ lietuviu
branduolys gyVai pritar6 $iai vie
nybes idejai pagal organizato~
riaus suki: "Nesunykime, bet
kelkimes, kelkime = junkim6s
Kai du stos, visados daugiau
padarys." Klubo komiteto pirni-
ninku buvo isrinktas cia gimes
lietuvis, USA kapitonas, High
School mokytojas Poyilas Ma
sys. I koniteta ieina dar Sic. Sc
nieji Amerikos lietuviai: Frances
Gergalunaite, Adele Tribuliene.
Aleksandras Polite, Jonas Roui-
ka ir Adolfas Tribulis.
Susirinkimas pasiryzo kair
gallma lSkllmlnqlau paminetl
Vasario 16-taja. Su dziaugsnv
buvo sutiktas CiurIionio ansamb-
lio vadovo A. Mikulskio DrinciDi-
mis- sutikimas sia svarbia prQna
koncertuoti Columbo nieste. Su~
sirinkimo dalyviai i$vazin6j0 !
namus pakilia nuotaika, kurdanoi
ateities planus ir tik6damiesi
ateityje turesia daug idomtg If
graziu progQ susitikti ir. colun-
bieciams parodyti, kad Salia ki-
tu susiorganizavusiu tautn yra IL
lietuviu vieninga bendruomen6.
Red. pastba. Girdeti, kad nedi-
deliam columbieciu b0reIiui Ciur-
lionio ansamblio transD0rto is
laidos bUsianGios visd6Ito per-
sunkios ir Vasario 1G-ta iiems.
turbut, teks nin6ti be ciurIo-
nieciu -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-01-25

tintos buvusiu gyvu zmoniu ir ju
suzalotu lavonu nuotraukos pa
lieka labai gilu ispudi. Daugelis
praso knygute paskolinti bent
dienai parsinesti namiskiams pa
rodyti. Moterys sakosi negale-
jusios miegoti paveikslu prisi-
ziurejusios, O vyrai praso papa
sakoti daugiau apie gyvenima
raudonajame "rojuje'.
Daugelis knygutes savinin-
ku jau beturi jos skutelius, nes
ja varciusiu ranku skaicius gall
butt skaiciuojamas simtais ir
net tukstanciais.
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GRAZUS POBUVlS
~ Z w A z K I

Sausio Is d. Amerikos Lie
tuviu Tautines Sajungos Newar.
ko skyrius sureng6 sv. Jurgis
saleje arbat6le L pobuvi, kur,
susirinko ne tik nariai, bet ne.
mazai buvo ir zymiV sveciQ.
Pobdvi atidare ATS Newar.
ko skyriaus pirmininkas w. Di.
lis. Visus pasveikino New Yor.
ko tautininku vardu D. Klinga
trumpai primindamas Sajungos
isikurinna ir veilla. IS garbes
svecip labai reiksminga kalba pa.
sake kun, Tomas ziuraitis. Apie
neseniai ivykusi New Yorke Bal.
70 selma referavo A. S. Trecio.
kas.
Menine programa atliko raSy.
tojos - K. Grigaityte Graudu,
sien6 If Laima sestokiene, pa
skaiciusios iStrauku is savo kl.
rybos. Keleta eil6rasciu padekla.
mavo Viktoras Jokubaitis. DAILY.
vial buvo suzaveti menine da.
limi.
Arbatel6, kuria globojo p. Di-
liene, praejo labai jaukioi nuo.
taikoj. Susirinkusieji pageidavo
kad tokiu kult6riniu poblviQ
butu dazniau rengiama.
Dalyvis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-01-25

Sausio 8 d. mire Jonas Lau-
reckas, 81 m. amziaus. Like
zmona Marcele il dvi dukreles,
Olga ir Wanda. Velionis Water
bury isgyveno apie 35 metus. Bu.
vo ALPP klubo narys, malonaus
budo zmogus. 10 zmona dauo
prisidejo prie LietuviQ Dailes
Parodos Waterburyje rengimc
bel aptarnavimo.
10 seimai reiskiame gilia
uzuojauta. MJC
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"RAUDONOJI ZVAIGzDE"
palieka ispudi

Cana menka, nevisai vykusiai
atspaustomis, is laikrasciu per-
imtomis fotografijomis, Vokiet-
joje lietuviu ir anglu kalbomis
isleista knygute "Raudonoji
zvaigzde" Gil gaunama uz Is c.
ir Dirvoje), visdelto cia bus at
likusi nepaprasta misija. Dauge-
lis ia knygute isigijusiu asme-
nu nesasi ia j darboviete ir duo
da zmonems pavartyti. Sugre-
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MUSU SKAITYTOJO
NELAIMES

Senas Dirvos skaitytojas Mar
tynas Baravykas (Boravick) is
Seekonk, Mass. pratesdamas pre-
numerata (manydamas, kad j
jau seniai pasibaigusi, nors is
tikruju dar nepasibaigusi) pa
aiskina savo tariamo pasivela-
Vino priezasti: prizes pusmeti
nire jo sunus, 0 dabar neseniai
ir jo zmona, 70 metu amziaus.
Jis liko dar SUI keturiais sunumis
ir TRIMS dukterimis - visi SUI
seimomis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-01-25

rijona sukiene, isgyvenusi Anne
rikoje 81 metus. Like vyras Ju-
Illus Sukys, trys sunus - Jonas,
Antanas ir Pranas, dukte Ma
rijona, brolis Vincas. Ameriko-
je visa laika gyveno Sugar
Notch, Pa. Laidotuves ivyko
sausio Is d.. Gedulingas misias
atlaike kun. J. Auruskevicius,
Wilkes Barre, Pa, sv. Petro ir
Povilo baznycioje. Palaidota sv.
Trejybes kapinese, Wilkes Bar
re, Pa, Bear Creeck.
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X . ri e. ER 7 4 S
BgNGHAMTONE

Sausio 27 diena, sestadieni.
Binghamtono lietuviu parapijos
coras rengia koncerta. Pradzia
1900 val. yak. Koncertas ivyks
rusQ sal6je Baxter ST. Bilietu
kama rs C. Programme moderni
lietuviQ ir amerikieciQ muzika,
lietuviQ liaudies dainos, tauti-
Mai Sokiai ir KIT. Po programoa
Sokiai.
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Padeka ir pra$ymas

siuo reiskiu padeka visiems
items tautieciams, kurie taip
nuosirdziai atsiliepe j mano pa
raginima suselpti sventu Kale-
dQ proga Vokietijoje likusius
musu tautiecius ligonius, ypa5
dziovininkus. Is ivairiu Americas
ir Kanados vietoviu atejo lais-
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NAUJA NASVES
ALT SAJUNlGOs
skyriaus valdyloo

Amerikos LietuviQ Tautin6s
Sajungos 14-tas skyrius 1851
metams issirinko sios sud6tias
valdybq: pirmininkas - A. III
cickas. vicepirm. - A. Griauz-
de, sekretorius K. Grauslys, IL
dininke - P. Znadiene.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-01-25
LITUANISTIKOS KURSU
VAKARAS

Antrus mokslo metus vel
kia vietos lituanistikos kursai
sausio z diena buvo surenge is
eiles jau trecia vakara. Progra-
ma = deklamacijos, dainos, So
kiai ir vaidinimas - paliko gra-
zu ispudi.
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GALIMA GAUTI DIRVA
atSkirais numerals

NuO siOs savaites ir Waterbu-
RYE bus galima gauti Dirva at
skirais numerals Jimmy's Sta
tionary Store, IL Congress Ave.
Sio spaudos kiosko savininkas
yra n1usq tautietis ir savo kios-
ka - prie pat sv. Juozapo baz-
nycios - laiko atdara ir sekma-
dieniais Y.
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IA | z Z
Moriiono Sukiens

Sugar Notch, Pennsylvania
sausio II d. mire Dirvos skai-
tytojo Juliaus Sukio zmona Ma
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-02-08
.DeItds Entertain at
Valentine Formal

Alpha Omicron chapter of Delta
Sigma Theta Sorority entertained
Seattle socialites with one of the
gayest evenings of the winter sea-
son at their formal Valentine Ball,
held at the American Legion Hall,
Friday, February End.
Highlighting the evenings en-
tertainment was the inter-G Greek
som Fest program. After Soror
Josephine Wooten sang the beau
tifrl Delta Sweetheart Song, the
members and pledges of the soror-
ity were introduced by Soror
Myrtle Law, dance committee
chairman. AS each member was
presented she was joined by her
escort in the sweetheart waltz.
Following the waltz, each Greek
letter organization formed a circle
and sang its fraternal hymn.
Those represented were Delta
Sigma Theta Sorority, Kappa AL
pha Psi Fraternity, Alpha Kappa
Alpha Sorority, Alpha Phi Alpha
Fraternity. Omega Psi Phi Fra
ternity and Phi Beta Sigma Fra
ternity.
Members of the dance commit
tee were: Sorors Myrtle Law,
Vivian Meade. Alyce Mae Smith,
Josephine Wooten, Sylvia Clayton,
Guela Humes, Bernice Anderson,
and Toby Burton.
Pledges of the sorority serving
at the refreshment table were,
Pyramids Pauline Dunn, Erline
Minor, and Dorothy Simms.
Music was furnished by the Bob
Marshall band.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-02-08
The WELCOME CLUB met a

The WELCOME CLUB met at
the home of Mrs. Emma Herrin-
ton recently. This is one of Sc
attle's Oldest Biblical clubs. It has
as it's motto Charity" The fiji
teen members of the club were
served a full course steak dinner
by the hostess. Mrs. Matte Che
nault is president of the club, and
Mrs. Ann Butler is secretary.
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8afre }9uu Aurn2

dollar bill' Harlem Globe
trotters (world's foremost hoop
entertainers) gave a mighty great
performance out at the Civic-by
the way, all you gals can forget
about the Globetretter ace Bill
(Rookie) Brownie and lovely
Juliet Ball have that certain look
in their eye-plus a beautiful en-
gagement ring on her finger
Our orchids of the week go to:
Mr.. Lewis Watts, Paul Cooper,
Morris Brooks of the Seattle Ur-
ban League-we think you fellows
are doing a grand job in your
field Mr.. John Copeland, OF
the East Madison YMCA, your
work with the young men of the
neighborhood is tops Seemed
like old times seeing Dave Butler
(Denver) and John BOOlxhart
(Florida) the other pm. = both
boys stationed at Fort Lewis =
sympathy to John on recent death
of his father-a Florida minister
Easy ear-listening: Voice OF
AIyce Hauser - she also has per
sonality plus Tall. handsome
Tavern Farmer. quite the popular
man of town-nice guy /. +. Any
of you ladies interested in bowl
ing? Please contact Lucille Nc
CleIIand 1882 Madison-Fr. 1925
as soon as possible. She's anxious
to get up a good team to be ready
for tie National Bowling Tourna-
ment to be held here in June :.
Sorry 1 missed out on DIR. and
Mrs. Fountain w. Penicks Elev-
enth Pastoral Anniversary Recep-
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0QGfE Ely
Jacobson-Wdrd
Vows Said

In a quiet ceremony, lovely
Allie Ward became the bride of
Mr.. Howard Jacobson, with Rev.
F. B. Davis, minister of the Mount
Zion Baptist Church, officiating.
For the occasion the bride selected
a suit of light and dark gray with
a pink straw hat. Her garland of
flowers were pink carnations and
rosebuds.
The maid of honor was Verna
Ward, sister of the bride. Serving
as best man was Ronald White.
The reception was held at the
YWCA, between the hours of 8 to
IL pm. Serving as hostesses were
members of the brides AKA
Sorority.
The bride and groom, popular
in various activities of the city,
will spend their honeymoon in
Vancouver, B. C. On returning
they will make their home in
Portland, Oregon.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-02-08

Notes from a newsboy's secre-
tary: Dear Mr. L., Delta's Valen-
tine Ball still the talk of the town
(see society news) :. Looks like
wedding bells are breaking up
that old gang of mine down LA.
way-school mann. LeOla Beavers
& b. I. Davis; Mary Grooms & Al
bert Bevans; Joyce Finney & Her
bic Howard, plus coolies more plan
trips down that middle aisle be-
fore too many more months :.
Robert Terry looking so happy
since Frances jefferson has re-
turned to our fair city-both look
ing forward to June Z. Guess I'm
sorta late with this-but just
heard Shirley Norris and Don
Phelps are MIR. & Mrs" now
Don is with the u. S. Army and
is now heading for a camp on the
East coast Wish loads of luck
to our new disc jockey, Bob Sum-
merise with his new show, "Bobss
Bopera House" on KRSC-Sat.
mites at HOO After chatting
with that genial guy, Joe (Old
American Life) Smith, you have
an entirely different outlook on
life-one of the finest friends a
person. could ask for Four
boys and guitar, The Mills Bro
theirs, doing a pretty OK. job at
the Palomar-last show Sunday
nite-don't let them leave without
hearing them-merely delightful
Don't care a thing about Dir
Gillespie's bepob version of Swing
Low Sweet Chariot" swinging
church songs just doesn't get this
collins recommendation. Swing
ing church songs isn't my idea of
how spirituals should be played.
Bad taste" MY idea of charm
ing sophistication: watching eye
filling Sylvia Gayten trill by, any
time, anyplace, anywhere"-from
certain real good sources I don't
think I'm the only one with the
same idea! +. The Joseph VIII
Iards of the 22nd Ave. address, are
some of the SWEETEST people in the
city-'Have more friends than a
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-02-08
THE CLARIssA CLEMENT

THE CLARISSA CLEMENT
CLUB of the w.C.T.U. met at the
home of Mrs. Ophelia Hickman,
1928 32nd Avenue, Jan. 26. The
tea was a great success. The club
had a very inspiring meeting with
eight presidents from the differ
ent unions in King county. The
president of the state organiza-
ton was present and gave very
Informative talk to the group.
The entire membership of the club
was present for the meeting. Mrs.
Ophlia Hickman is president.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-02-08

ton last Sunday . f. Azaline Byrd
and Walter Bean exchanged vows
Monday evening Looks like
that time again, which reminds
us of the closing thought Of the
week: ANYONE CAN SAY
ABUSIVE THINGS ABOUT THE
AvERAG MAN WITHOUT
FEAR OF REPRgSAL. NO ONE
THINKS HIMSELF AVERAGE"
Your secretary,
Freddie Mae Hurd
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-02-08

Sponsored by Mrs. James I.
Wilson and Mrs. General Dean,
the JOLLY TWELVE SOCIAL
CLUB was organized last Thurs
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Raymond Chiles.
Organized for social and philan-
thropic purposes, the club elected
the following officers: Mrs. Ray
mond Chiles, president; Mrs.
James T. Wilson, vice president
Mrs. Archie T. Jones, treasurer;
Mrs. General Dean, secretary, and
Mrs. Joshua Sanders, Jr., re-
potrer. Other members of the
club include: Mesdames Fred
Gray, Aubrey Stirgus, Morris
Wooten and julius Finley.
Following the business session.
a period of entertainment was en-
joyed by the members. The hostess
served delicious refreshments to
the group. The next meeting will
b at the home of Mrs. Finley.
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THE EATTLE WOMEN'S
PROGRESSIVE CLUB will have

card party at the East Madison
YWCA Feb. II at 8 pm. Prizes
will be awarded the winning play
ers. The public is invited. The
evenings entertainment is being
planned by Mrs. Ruth Dawson,
Mrs. Beatrice McInnis and Mrs.
Hattie Howard, members of the
ways and means committee.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-02-08
The HEsPERIDEs TABERNA

The HESPEklDES TAbEhN A
Gle NO. AZ is sponsoring a tea
Sunday, Feb. IL at the home of
Mrs. Matte Johnson, 703 goth
Avenue. The tea begins at 1 pm.
The public is invited.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-02-08

For Someone Dear on Valentine
Day
To-day, tomorrow and always
: know my thoughts will be
OF you and all the happiness
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home away from homt
Welcome
Annex Hotel

MAE POLETTO, Prop.
613H jackson st. SIC. 9657
Sleeping, housekeeping and tran
sient rOom-hot and cold water
In all rooms-1H block from depot
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By Mrs. Betty
johnson
Phone EA. $685.
1903 East Fir,
Seattle
Needle Craft Club
Installation Cd

Mesdames Stella Morris, Mar
dine Purnell, Annie Self, M. Har-
din and Ruby Dennis were the
charming ladies who poured tea
Sunday afternoon at the installa-
ton tea sponsored by the Seattle
Needle Craft Club at the East
Madison YWCA. A federated club
of Seattle, the Needle Craft club
was organized in 1946 and has a
membership of 16.
The following officers were in
stalled by Mrs. LeEtta S. King,
former vice president of the State
Association of Colored Women's
Clubs: Beatrice McInnis, presi-
dent; Sarah Harper, vice presi-
dent; Gladys Bomar, secretary;
Hazel Frazier, corresponding Sec
rotary; Elsie Adams, treasurer;
Sisie Morgan, chaplain, and Laura
Taylor, program chairman.
The attractive members of the
club were gracious hostesses to a
large attendance. The tea table
was adorned with an elaborate
handmade lace cloth, a product
of Mrs. Emma Winters, done in
the Kenwood pattern. A crystal
bowl containing vari colored NUNS
and sky blue tapers completed the
centerpiece. Beautiful silver serv-
ice was placed at both ends of the
table. Fancy shaped cookies, petits
fours', minis and nuts were served
the guests.
The mantel piece was decorated
with a crocheted basket holding
rose colored stock and ferns. The
Seattle Needle Craft club wishes
to thank their many guests for
making the tea a pleasurable oc-
casion.
DEBORAH CIRCLE of Mt. Zion
Baptist Church is having their 4th
annual program in the regular
auditorium Monday, Feb. 10, at
8 pm. The public is invited.
THE WORLD FELLOWSHIP
CLUB is having Valentine tea
at the home of Mrs. Lena Ridge
Sunday, Feb. II, from to pm.
Mrs. Bessie Rattcliffe is president.
Claude Wilson, 18-year-old son
of Mrs. Dorothy Tindle, formerly
of Louisiana, will deliver his first
sermon Sunday, Feb. IL, at the
IL o'clock service of the Peoples
Institutional Baptist Church.
Claude is a senior at Garfield
High school. His study of theolo-
gy is under the supervision of Rev.
F. w. Penick.
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The SOCIAL AND PLEASURE

CLUB held election of officers at
their meeting held at the home
of Mrs. Matte Johnson recently.
Officers elected are: President,
Mrs. Ruth Pansil; vice president,
Mrs. Matte Chenault; secretary,
Mrs. Mae Macintosh; assistant
secretary, Mrs. Gussie Hawkins;
treasurer, Mrs. Matte Johnson.
Mrs. M. Blount was in charge
of the election. Refreshments were
served. Mrs. Lucille McCurdy won
the prize given for games played.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-02-08

You're always
giving me;
OF how you
just grow
sweeter
Every day
throughout
the year.
For today,
tomorrow
and always
You're Some
one very
dear!"
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-02-08
The GOLDEN CLEANERS Club

The GOLDEN GLEANEhS CItD
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Matte Chenault, Thursday, Feb. 8.
Plans are in the making for a
luncheon at a later date. Mrs.
Ruby Hayes is president of the
club.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-02-08

DEBORAH CIRCLE of Mt. Zion
Baptist Church is having their 4th
annual program in the regular
auditorium Monday, Feb. 10, at
8 pm. The public is invited.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-02-08

THE WORLD FELLOWSHIP
CLUB is having a Valentine tea
at the home of Mrs. Lena Ridge
Sunday, Feb. II, from A to pm.
Mrs. Bessie Rattcliffe is president.
Evening star., 1951-09-19
BY the Associated Press

MCKENZIE, Tenn, Sept. ia
church college zoology professor.
fired for being a nudist, is waiting
today for any reply to his appli-
cations for a new job.
DR.. John E. Bauman. a 59-year-
old bachelor who has taught in
church schools since 1918, said he
hoped he will find some school
that Stands up for academic
freedom.
But the man who fired him
President Roy N. Baker Of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church s
Bethel College here-doesn't think
he's got a chance.
II don't think another church
school in the country will employ
him." he said.
DR.. Bauman's contract was moi
renewed at the end of the summer
term when college officials learned
he was a memebr of the American
Sunbathing Association.
\ He had been faculty membe,
three years and a nudist for 10.
Evening star., 1951-09-19
OPS Steps Up Efforts
To Enforce Meat CeiIinqs
BY the Asseeioisd Press

The Government has stepped up
it's drive to enforce meat price
ceilings.
The ONCE of Price Sterilization
announced yesterday the dispatch
of investigators to Chicago, Cleve-
land, Philadelphia and Newark to
see that slaughtererS are comply
ing with ceilings on live cattle
prices.
Other major cities will also be
checked. an OPS spokesman said
Edward P. Morgan, price en-
forcement director, said OPS
wants to learn if there is substance
to packers complaints they cannot
buy cattle at the prices fixed ano
still remain in business.
Evening star., 1951-09-19
Church College Professor Fired
AS Nudist Hopes for New Job

II never propagandized the
movement in my teaching" DR..
Bauman said. II criticized excess
i've sun bathing in my classes.
Baker and the board seemed to be
more afraid of what people might
think instead of holding it mud
ISM against me-"
Mr.. Baker said the policy of the
Sun Bathing Association docs not
fit in with our church program.
I'VE don't fool with that kind of
business.
The president said the dismissal
was upheld by the church Board
of Education and an appeal was
denied by the church General As
Isembly's Committee on Education.
Commented DR.. Bauman: "They
brought UP that old question about
why did God make a fig leaf for
Eve if God wanted man to be in
the nude. That is not even his
torically true.
The Sun Bathing Association S
nude assemblies are confined to
private camps.
Bethel is a school of $50 stu
dents and "a teachers.
Evening star., 1951-09-19
De 6asperi 10 Address
Congress Here Monday
BY the Assoeioied Press

Vice President Barkley an
nounced in the Senate yesterday
that Congress will hear an address
by Premier Alcide de GaSperi Of
Italy at a joint session in the
House next Monday.
Mr.. Barkley said Mr.. De Gasperi
has done "a magnificent and con-
structive job" in rehabilitating
Italy after World War II. The
Italian leader will visit this coun-
try at the conclusion of the North
Atlantic council meeting in Otta-
va.