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Community Cheer club will meet August at the resi-
y Mrs. Mile McMullen in Wrightsville All members
to be present. Mrs. Florence Spivey president Mrs.
eienshaw reporter.
Hannah Smith, 1905 Geyer has been appointed by the
Practical Nurses association state representative 10
land enroll all licensed nurses in the association Mrs
member Of Mt Zion Baptist church. All nurses who
affiliate are asked TO contact Mrs. Smith at 1929
feon Mrs. Noble Wesley was house guest of Mrs Pic
son Of 1909 West 18th street Mrs Wesley left the city
\ after spending week in the city
Naron's Art club will meet Monday mite at the home
annie Cyrus 1923 Pulaski at o'clock All members
! 70 be present.
Aad and Chauffeur club cordially invites all other
attend is wener roast and bingo party in its club
9h and Spring Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Florence Loo
rer
B. Conner, 1901 Cedar Mrs. Laura Rumph l7is S.
Ms Minnie f. Click, 1901 West 18th. are leaving for
and other points IN California. Mrs Conner and Mrs
delegate 90 the National Federation Of Colored Wo.
l be guests Of Mrs. Gertrude Jackson formerly Of
a Click Wl be- house guest Of her niece. Mrs. D0Ze-
Business .ad Professional Womens club met IN Us
l no.Ha saturday at the YWCA. a brief business
conducted after which games of whist and bing1
bng. prize winners were Mrs. Robbie Taylor Mrs.
liC.l aHI Sits. Vera Muldrw Mrs. TAYLOR also won
guessing ia1 number Of peas In a JAR Refreshments
by ihc h0.cssos llosjcsscs were Mrs. Leila Bell Sum.
Martha Patterson.
smith 90 Tyler Babber college attended The Demo.
dlon To- Chicago last week Mr. Smith reported that
enjoyable Visit in the city. lie noted that all other
'uons Included Negroes except Arkansas. Mr. Smith
A@n business man of this city"
| llloia Scaiun and Mrs Rose Wilson were hostess az
NNl'lcy iWCA Federated club The attendance was
lcous plate menu was served The next meeting will
alle House. 1908 lard street August 18th at 500
NacNluuay. president. Mrs o. Il. Conner reporter
uday July 10. Jerry tFaiih) Cook PRESS
entertained 30 Of his little friends with a wencr
f home of his aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Ira
fhe Among The guests were Francis simmons
e iaiiilo. Claricc Richardson. Dolores Warren.
14er tIl1iia Walls. Helen J. Richardson, Betty
Jackie Lewis. ir. Bill Palmer. Conrad Patillo,
amer Roy Brown. Ba,cman Harris. ir, Harold
F and Carolyn Washington. The girls and boys
sung vc.nefs over the barbecue pit and punch and
aned The menu An reported most enjoyable
club met in the home Of Mrs r. Rodgers at ESQ
program was rendered with Mrs. NJ. Leary act
s'iess Of ceremonies. Mrs. Douglas LaNloyne and
Howard were guests on the program. The next
u De with Mrs Edna Wilson. Mrs. Ruth Rodgers
NN Alberta Quinn. reporter
side Jolly is club held its regular meeting a.
Ais jamie Edwards. Mrs. Edwards home was
-afaci with sweet peas Cold c1Jes were served.
'uhg WIN be- conducted at the resident Of Mrs a.
Easy i.h. August 11th Mrs Hazel Taylor president
reporter
Epson %. Memphis is here visiting his father who
-
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w. M. Jones Agency
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
20 Century BLDG. 9th & Arch
Phone 5.f3e2 - Little Rock
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Russe|IviIIe

Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin McCArs -
Muskogee and their mother. MIms
j. 4. Pitts Of Porter. okasuuss
recently visited Mr.. and Mr~. y.
~ Woodland. Mrs Pitts b MrsA
Woodard's sister and Mrs Msr>
Cam Is a niece Of Mr.. woas~s-
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis waA@r
OF ~ Smith and Mr.. ana Ns.
Henry johnson Of Kansas Cts
We're recent guests hero az MIN
Viola Williamson and family. Hrxl
johnson Is daughir % Ma
Williamson.
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RIGHT AROUND US
BY Gwendolyn N. Floyd

Concentrate the weather. Join the nation in prayers for
relief from the intense heat.
FISK GRADS NOW
Beniee Hayman and Virginia Robinson have lust conplet-
ca ef requirements for the MS degree Fisk university
saatons fellow flskes Bernice is teacher Carver
lnentary school R) member Sigma Gamma Rho sorority
and cochaman of NCNWs on Labor and Industry
Virginia is the chairman the English department at Jones
high school (NR) and member Delta Sigma Theta soro
ity
VISITORS IN OUR CITY
The Jacksons r. and Mrs B. W. Chicago are in the
city visiting with relatives Their include Mrs Howard
Glkey mother the Clifford Couers sister and brohe) the
W. Gikeys (brother and sister, the Jerry Smiths (nece and
nephew Mrs Jackson Leah Glkey is former teacher of
greater LR and Mr. Jackson operated Jackson Brothers
Undertaking Co.
The Bryans (Johnnie Mae and Wiam) here from Chi
cago visiting with the J. B. Bryants CDR and Mrs-Wiams
mother and dad) The Bryans have been Vcksburg Mis-
ssspp where the visited with Johnnie Macs relatives They
employed teachers in the Chicago public system
ME Mae is graduate of billiard (AB) and De Paul (MA Will
liam is Tuskegee graduate AB) and attended the university
of Arizona and De Paul university (MA)
The Bryants CDR j. B. and Ethel will accompany them back
TO Chicago and attend the National Medical association
vening there August Ills.
Elois Pyle Mrs NJ Vaughn, SRI of Fit Worth is here
iting with her mother Myrtle Womack Mrs A. Al Eose is
looking fine and reports Maurice Vaughn J has received his
special invitation from Uncle SAM Eoise teacher in the Fl
Worth public Schools fellow Fite and member Of Zeta
Phi Beta sorority Her mother Mrs Womaek the and
operator of the Chidrens Drug
THE JORDAN FAMILY
Alho the occasion of their visit indeed a sad one
happy friends of yesteryea the Jordan children
Naturally able off immediate and
recalled events of bygone days Several times week we
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ROOM HOUSE
290l Cumberland on 2 Full
Lots 100000 Terms
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Real Estate Sales:

BEAUTIFUL LEVEL LOT
Between Pulaski And High SIS.
on 30th
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TOR sAiIi Library Of Medical
Hnaies. Call 5-Dii1 or come by
l31l Olive. North Little Rock.
Arkansas.
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n YOU CAN ORGANIZE a

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CLASSIFIED
SECTION
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BARGAINS DAILY
IN new and used furniture
The BEST Tor LESS"
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With The Churches

GREATER SECOND BAPTIST
18th and High street A bus ex-
eursion was sponsored TO the
sanatorium In Alexander Sunday
afternoon. The pastor preached an
inspiring message at the morning
service. Rev ii. o. FLOYD is pas
tor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28
Double Wedding
Ceremony Held

Trinity Episcopal Church near
Waterloo, Md. was the scene of
a double military wedding Deem
Der 20.
Participating were a brother
and sister, Mr.. William Lawrence
Cole, jr., and Miss Betty Jane
Cole. who were married, re-
spectively, to Miss Dorothy Eliza
beth Miller and Mr.. Lewis Gibson
Davenport. The Rev. George Van
Bibber Shriver officiated.
Mr.. Cole and his sister are the
son and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William L. Cole of Oakhurst,
Laurel, Md. The former Miss
Miller is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert B. Miller of Jessup,
Md, while Mr.. Davenport's par
ents are Mr.. and Mrs. Elvin z.
Davenport of Annapolis Junction,
Md.
A reception was held at All
Saints Hall in Annapolis Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole will reside
in Albuquerque, N. Mex, and MI
and Mrs. Davenport will reside
temporarily with the brides par
ents in Laurel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28
|Su|grove Club
lis Scene Of
Guys Dance

The debut parties for Miss Julie
Matheson Arnold were reminiscent
of a generation ago. Last evening
she was presented at dance given
by Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Walter
Guy, the latter being her mother.
The party took place at the
lSulgrave Club at 1890 and the
guests were the young friends of
the debutante. Last June Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy gave a tea for Miss
Arnold to introduce her to their
friends.
Mrs. Guy is the former Miss
Julie T. Matheson and was pre-
sented to society by her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Matheson
in the same manner. The Mathe-
sons were at the dance last even
ing. Another daughter, Peggy, now
Mrs. Fairfax Randolph of Rich
mond, also made her debut here.
There were several dinners be-
fore the dance. The hosts included
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gardner,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Chew
zantzinger. The Zantzingers hon.
ored Miss Daviette Clagett Hill
at the Chevy Chase Club. Others
were given by Mr.. and Mrs. Ne
vile Miller for their post-deb
daughter, Polly. and former AM
oassador and Mrs. Joseph c.
Grew who honored their grand
daughter Miss Alice Emily Lyon.
The party at the Gardeners was
for Miss Cecil Carusi and took
place at their residence. Among
those included were Miss Suzanne
Gardner. daughter of the hosts,
who will make her bow in June
Miss Julie Arnold, Miss Eileen
Fahnestock, Miss Anne Coe, Miss
Susan Lowe and Miss Joyce Cliff
ford.
Others were the Misses Pamela
Denckla and Mary Buchanan, and
the Messrs. Robert Norris, st.
George Bryan. Richard Beatty,
Jerome Platt, Benjamin Hoffman,
David Watson, Landon Banfield,
jr., Winthrop Faulkner, Bonner
lDenckla. William Close, Fielding
Hilgarter. Henry Irwin, jr., j.
Murray Mitchell, jr., and Chauncy
Dewey.
Vivacious blond Miss Arnold re-
ceived with her mother at the
dance in a strapless bouffant gown
of pink tulle. Her flowers were an
old-fashioned bouquet. Mrs. Guy
chose dress in perfect compile
ment to her daughters, fashioned
of pale blue taffeta.
The Sulgrave was decorated in
pale blue and white for this fes-
tivity, sporting hundreds of bal
looms in the two shades and
Christmas trees sprayed white,
with lights carried out the same
color scheme. Sidney and his
orchestra played for the dancing.
Miss Arnold is a graduate of
Madeira School and is now at Vas
sar. Her main interests are tennis
and riding. She also was in the
group of debutantes presented at
the Washington Debutante Ball.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28
Christmas Guests

Mrs. George w. Smythe Of Ar
lington has her son, Cadet John
D. Smythe and two of his class
mates staying with her over their
Christmas furlough. They are
Cadets Jerald Goetz and Jack
Yale. All three are in the class
of SO at the United States Mill
tary Academy.
Mrs. Smythe is the wife OF Maj.
Gen. George w. Smythe. who is
in Korea commanding the Third
Infantry Division. Their son and
daughter-in-law, 1t. and Mrs.
George w. Smythe, jr., are now In
Munich, Germany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28
Geddes Entertain
After ChristeninQ

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Grant
Geddes III. entertained at a re-
Iception for family and close
friends following the christening
December 10 of their daughter
Cynthia Lynn. Msgr. Thomas Kill
foil of Bloomington, Ind. came
here to perform the ceremony at
the Church Of the Most Blessed
Sacrament.
Mrs. Geddes is the former Miss
Mary Cynthia Vol who was pre-
scented to Washington society at
la tea dance in. 1850. Her parents
fare Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Albert
VOL Of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28
Miss Sullivan
Is Engaged

Announcement is made by 1t.
Gerald j. Sullivan, U. S. A., re-
tired, and Mrs. Sullivan of WASH
ington and Cornwall-on- Hudson.
N. Y. of the engagement of their
daughter Catherine Townsend to
Mr.. John Joseph Pimental. now
at the United States Military
Academy. He is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Pimental Of
Pawtucket, r. I.
The bride-elect was graduated
from the Maret School and is now
a senior at Mount Vernon Junior
College. Her father founded the
Sullivan School in Washington
where for many years he served as
principal. He Is now serving in
the same capacity at the Braden
School in Cornwall-on- Hudson.
Mr.. Pimental is an alumnus Of
the University of Rhode Island
and will be graduated from the
academy in June. The wedding
will take place at West Point inn
mediately following his graduation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28

Vice Admiral and Mrs. Jules
James announce the engagement
of their daughter Anne Selden to
Mr.. John Bosley Yellott of Cock
eysville, Md. He is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Kinlock Nelson Yellott.
Miss James is the granddaugh-
ter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. John
James of Danville, Va. and the
late DR.. and Mrs. Robert Grattan
Gamble of Haverford. Pa. She
attended Stuart Hall in Staunton,
Va. and was graduated from Bryn
Mawr School in Baltimore and
Holton- Arms Junior College. Miss
James made her debut at the
Bachelors Cotillion in Baltimore
in 1850.
Mr.. Yellott is the grandson Of
the late Rev. John I. Yellott and
Mrs. Yellott and the late Mr.. and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28
Xavier Mckay
Takes Bride

Miss Jacqueline Clough, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Mae G. Clough of
Rocky Mount. N. c., and the late
Mr.. c. c. Clough. was married
recently to Mr.. Xavier F. Mckay,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard F.
Mckay of Valley Lee, Md. The
ceremony took place at st. Mat
thew's Church with Father
Thomas w. Lyons officiating. A
reception was held at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. e. j.
label of West Hyattsville.
Following wedding trip to the
Poconos, the couple will reside in
Mount Rainier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28
Polite
Is Brjde-E|ect

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Glove of
Compton, Calf, formerly of
Washington. announce the en-
gagement of the latter's daughter,
Miss Caroline K. Polite, to Mr..
Ralph o. Platt. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William G. Platt of Reno,
New.
The bride-elect is the niece of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucious N. Brumfeld
of Arlington. The wedding is
planned for next fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28

Miss Margaret Jeanne Duley.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy r.
Duley, of Prince Frederick, Md.
was married on December q to
Mr.. Joseph Vincent Gugliuzza. He
is the son Of Mrs. Florence Gug-
liuzza of Ansonia, Conn. and the
late Mr.. Joseph Vincent Gugliuzza.
The ceremony took place at the
Asbury Methodist Church in Bar
stow, Md, with the Rev. Jesse
Dawson officiating. A reception fol-
lowed at the Armory.
After wedding trip to Ponte
Vedra Beach, Fla, the couple will
reside in Silver Spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28
Buffet Supper

Mrs. George F. Becker gave
a Christmas Eve buffet supper in
her home on Twenty-eighth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28
.Miss James to Be Married

Mrs. John Cole Bosley. He is an
alumnus of st. Paul's School in
Baltimore and will be graduated
from Yale University in June.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-24
4,aS alliance, Otie
2meid &

aatharina llntd,. Gheaattin bon
Mihdel llntd lit inn Sitter BON -
Sabren am 8. SuIi nah piermonats
ioen Seihen i'm SpitaI in 9(fron.
Ohio. oeitorben. Gle mar in War=
tinsoori. Siebenbiiraen oeboren. Sm
Sabre 1898 fam lie nah ben Ger=
einisten Staoten. 1850 feiertc
bos ghepanr bic @oloene 6oh,eit.
Gs trouern INN lie ihr Gbeaatte
Nid)aeI llntd,. sipei S0hter. ;sralt
!0iloo Spurlod. ;Srou 9iidaro @.
Vranfielh unh elm Sobn gilbert
llntd,. iehs GnfeI mb piele ;Srelm-
be. 9tah Der 2eidenieier,. aeleitet
pon Ealtor MihocI &olbner pllrpe
lie inter Sereinsehren ouf benz sue
lance Gitp Gemetern bearaben.
ShneIter 3atbarina llnth mar
@riinoerin bes 3ipeiaes s. benz lie
aus Erdiibentin II. ouf onoeren @e,
omtenitellen treu oeoient hat. Shr
liebensluiiroiaes &eien lperoen lpir
ltets in Ghren balten.
&eaina @pertb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-24
8emeinbepidnif Der
Gp. Quth Semtid Stride

llniere 8emeinbe bGIt am 81.
SllIi olli Der ~@oaon @heeI sSarm"
ibr Eidnif ab. Der Sag beainnt NIT
einem @ottesbienit i'm iSreien. Inn
I 100 llbr moroens auf Der iSarm
ooer Dem Vifnid SIat.
&er fein Muto bat, fam ben
8roabpieip Bus (9tummer 67) an
Der 8eit o5. Strabe beiteiaen. Der
,ll 8roofparf fiihrt. ipc man ben
8rnofporf 9ab. gus belteiat. Man
ioae Dem iSabrer mo man ousjteiaen
milf.
9lnerIei ltnterhalfunaen tperben
sum- 8eraniiaen ber Teilnehmer Qes
bcten.
9air Iaben one iSreunhe mh Be-
fannten ;l1 hieiem Sage her;lid, Elm.
aommen Sic nit SIREN ;srellnoen
unD 0efunnten.
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2lus Niles, Ottc
2,uicq 20

IS hiene allen Otitnlie0crn oes
3lpciocs 20 sur 9iohriht, ooE lie
nGhltc 9'criomnlllns ant Counting.
ben 3. sluauit INT . l(br nahn1.
ltattfinbet. e
9,ln luertc WtitaIicber! Gin ie'
bes Mitolieo n1Oae iid Die paar 3ei.
len ,u Scr,en nebn,cn ltnb in Die
%crionn1llrn0 fpmncn lno nllr IN
Ser Seriomnlrnu ncrhen Gercinss
onoeIesenheiten beiprptfcn unh. be'
ihIoiicn mb feline 0ebcime Slbmos
hltneen, Die hem 2lpeia ihaben
f0nntcn. benn ieoes Mitalieo perz
iproh bel Der s(ufnabme. MIR I'M
cSnterciie bes Gereil,es lmb pffen alt
honneln lnb iith ben @eidliilien slt
fiiaen. ,Sn Scr Ietten Geriommlun0
lpurbe Elm neuer !0allenmart oe=
tpGhIt. Gr beriproh pcn 8ontraft
ein;ubolten uno na6 idhliiher
Dirt ,u beipirten.
Nad)maIs! &erte MitNlieocr.
fcmmt in bic Seriammlllna unb MIR
bort fonnen Observation-Disclosures
beihIoiien iperoen unb nirht i1ad Ser
GeriammIuno, ,iiberhaupt lpenn oas
Mitolieb ontpeienh mar.
Mit gruoerarlli'.
iSrit Sdeu. Grot. Sefr.
81. 81
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-24
Wafans 8ibelidnIe Der
Sentih Gpanaeliid 2nth. air6e,
Ncjf 80. uub Milldr0 3pe.

Tie Eeutih @emeinbe hGlt cine
SommeriduIe bonn %. SuIi bis
sum s. sluauit ob. ainoer I'M s(lter
BON 5 bis ~ Sabren iino hermit
einaelaoen, oieie Shule au beiuhen.
bic tdalid bon 900 rlbr moraens
big mmittaas 11:45 llnterridt ers
teilt. Air baben Elm reihbaltiaes
Srosramm in Dem 8ibel~l ~llnterrid)t,
Sinsen. Spiele. 6anbarbeiten aes
aeben luerhen. IuBeroem aei9en mir
intereiiante Slime.
Sic Slnnelouna iinbet am ;srei-
tag. ben 25. S,lli. abenbs s llhr.
i'm llnteraeidob Der Stride itatt.
&oitenrate per &inb lit 35 Gent fir
ben qansen 8urs unb ioQ bel ber
Nnmelbuna entrihtet perben. Gin
Slim unb Grfriihunaen nerben
beim slnmelounasabeno oeboten
iperben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-24
Observation-Disclosures Dolfsblatt

3. Muauit Inn 2::3O llbr in Ser Gerz
einsballe itatfinoet. 7a mir INNER
ipihtiae @eihGfte s,l erlebiaen ha-
ben, lit es niinihensipert, oaB lid
ale Witglieber naran beteiligen iol.
len. Nie Sbr ale ,p;Bt, bic glrbeit
aebt INNER poripGrtS an inherent
neuen bcim, oh bieier ooer Der an-
oere ouh mit9eboIfen bat nit Stat
uno Sat ODER Spenoe, aber nit
@ottes Soilfe perben mir es I'M Sep
tember einpeiben. &erte Scbipeitern
lno Sriioer! IS lit niemols 5u
lpat @uer Sberflein .beisutraaen.
@ir boifen lmo miinihen, bab
mir ale auf benz &eae Der Ginia=
felt iino uno ipiinihen, inn
feiten @louben ais Sahien suiam=
men arbeiten. Die meiiten bon uns
iino Menihen BON iSleib. Gbrlihfeit
luo 3uperlGiiiateit. Man muB olle
8rGfte ,mo &enntniiie einieten.
ipenn man porlpGrts fommen mill.
Sir boffen lnb tpiiniAen. oaR ale
uniere Neueinge,panoerten uns sur
Stdrfllna lmieres Imerita=Sahien=
>tums beitra0en peroen uno audi sur
ipirtIiden @eiunouna slmerifos.
8ir freuen inns uno iin6 itols Guh
in unierer Mitte su boben uno auh
ais Shtpeltern lnb 0riiber bearii=
zen al fonnen. Sn Der Iebten 8er=
iamn,ll1na botten mir bic Gbre 10
neue Mitalicoer oufsunehmen in Sen
Gerein lno audi sualeidh in ben
3entralperbono. @ir beiBen Gud)
ale pillfommen.
Gas AGidnid Der Suaeno AM 6.
Suli NOR iebr out beiuht uno ale
batten cine id)one 3eit i'm fiiblen
@alb. Die Stuseno 6anft allen Mit=
alieoern. 0ie Suaenb banft allen
MitaIieoern fir bic llnteritiibuno
lmb boffen. oaB mir nod mebrere
iolhe aemiitlihe uno gemeinihaft=
lihe terboItunaen babe ntperben
Sm Sundfomitee fir bieie Ger=
iammlllne limb bic Shtpeitern Mos
ria Saiiel. Sofia 6enber nb Maria
,Sleiider. &ommt lmb maht Guf)
ale autlteheno i'm Gerein unb ald)
I'M 3entralperbanp. 9tahber Qentiit=
lihe l(nterholtltna.
Socob @osmeiiter, Sefr.
81 3f
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unb tpelhe 2ieber lie iiuaen.
9anfe int Qoraus.
Martba Maber, Sefr.
. -, 81.
Sweia 4

llniere nGhite Veriammluna lit
am 9ienstaa. ben 5. 9luauit lm 5
llbr nahmittoas. aartenpartie I'M
5 llhr nahmittoas, Grfriidunaen
uno Z llbr obenos GrOffmln0 Der
@eriammlln9.. Sebr piele Tipioens
oeniheds limb nod, nid,t erleoist.
llniere srei Cities iteben aerne sll
7ieniten Inn riiditdnoioe VeitrGae
entaeaen sll nebmen. sIuh uniere
Suaenbiefretdrin 9alroene s>l,riaa
ireut iih 8eitrdae fir bic &inoer
aniunehmen.
3ireia 4 bittet Inn neue MitaIies
ocr. llniere Deputies e. Martini.
6. Shermer. q. Getri lmo gliie
Sesner iteben aerne su Tieniten.
slllen lieben Shneltern. tpeIhe ouf
,Serien iinb, ipiinid)en mir pieI Ser
aniiaen unb aliidIihe &eiie. 9lber
bite. peraebt ilniere Geriammluna
AM 5. slllallit ia niht.
Gli,. Siidler. Sefr.
"a, 81.
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lperoen nirb.

9os &pn,itcc.
~, 81.
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4ramernahrid)t

Sn @llpoob Gitp. Ea.. itarb an,
6. Suli 1862, nah slpeildbriNe,n
2eibeu iSrau 8otbarina Neppner.
aeborene 2l,orpia, ein III bie'er
stoot aeodtet lmb aeebrtes Utits
alieb pom 3lpeia 30 oes 3entral:
Yerbonoes, uno lpurhc an 9. Suli
bon bem Gottnn 2eihenbaus, lpo
6err Gforrer 8. u. &orber bon Der
ct. GauIs Stride, cine tr0itcno uno
su 6ersen acbenDe Trcoiat hiclt. int
2ocuit @rope Mauioleum sur elpis
gen Hube aebcttet.
'Srou 8otbarina 1eppner. ,pl,rhe
ont 81. Sanuar 1894 lit Weoiaih,
Siebenbiiracn. acbpren. uno fam
i'm Sabre 1907 nucb 9lmerifa, mo
lie am 13. SUM 1910 IN Nnun0ss
toipn. Ohio. NIT Serrn Steian
Oeppner. aebiirtia aus 9iaoeih, Sie-
benbiiraen. aetrout ipurbe. Sie hin.
terIGBt neben ibrem tieftrouernben,
8atten, bier G0bne. l,nb bier Sod
ter, iotpie einen 8ruber Wihael
9uotpis in Canton. Ohio.
Die Geritorhene hat Dem bieiioen
2tpeio 80. oIs ErGiibentin unb &;e
8rGiioentin. ioipie bem hieiioen ssrs
oenoperein oIs S(nltonosoome in
Gbren oeoient. @ott ihenfe ibr Sic
eipiae &ube.
Gas @heiocn ba brouben
Wahn bih itets boran.
Sort bu es brouien
Ser 8inter fGnot an!
llno in ben 8Gumen,
8irb es tpelf lmb Ieer
aGIter bic StrohIen
Ser Sonne 70 iebr.
llnh in benz 6erien
iIliiitert es leis:
9ah allen Shmer,en
galo. od), iper tpeib.
6cheit o,d bu,
Ntiioer @anberer ,ur Stub. -
Tein Slid su illhen. snalt bl>
hinalls.
9en ,Srieben su finben, sebt ie:
Der naf) 6olls.
Moria SbaIantt, Sefr.
per HubcIf Moper.
Gs biene hermit alien Shlpeiterr
,ur 9tod,ric,t, buR 9peia 80 ont 80.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-24
2(,as 0etreit, M1ih.
Zvr Erinnervnq

an unieren innia aeliebten Sobn
@illiam 6. 2ienertb,
oer hor 12 Sohren in Ser Q'Iiite
1einer l6onlten eSllaenb aus unierer
Dfitte aeriiien tpuroe.
Na6 oes &inters falter 9iodt
Sebet allies alrf unb Ioht.
Sllles blilbt nah fllr,er Belt
Nus benz Stollb llniterblihfeit.
Gllhe lanft aeliebtes Sinh
Nir iperoen oid) ME peraeiien.
9eine trauriaen @Itern ,rnb &C.
i6ipiiter.
Georae uno @lisabetb 2ienertb.