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State Funeral
Continued from Page One)

here. Hosts to the convention were
the Barnes Lindsey Funeral Home.
Century Funeral Home and Burial
Association and the Johnson Fun
eral Home. all of Yazoo City, Mis-
sissippi. Sessions were held at the
YaZoo City Training School of
which Mr.. J. C. Palmer is principal.
Over one hundred funeral directors
and embalmers and their families
and friends We're in attendance
from every section of the state.
Visiting out-of state guests came
from Louisiana. Arkansas. Mis-
souri,. Illinois and Texas. Encour-
aging to note We're the increasing
number of Negroes, who are being
employed as statesmen by major
supply houses of all lines of funeral
supplies and equipment from fans
to hearses and ambulances. Many
of these statesmen were present
throughout the sessions.
Some highHghtS of the two-day
session were: a workshop on Bust
ness Management Problems con
Quoted by Or. S. Y. Tottv. of the
Division of Business Education
Southern University. Baton Rouge,
louisiana; a thoughtful address by
association president J. c. Melchor
of Clarksdale. MissiSsippi; sec
ond workshop on Records and Rec
ord-keeping conducted by Mr.. Louis
Eames. instructor in the Division
of Business at Southern Univer-
sity; a challenging message by the
General Secretary of the National
Negro Funeral Directors and En-
balmers Association. Mn Robert H.
Miller Of Chicago. Illinois: another
inspiring message by Dr.. T. R. NJ.
Howard, nationally known physi-
clan and business leader of Mound
Bayou. Mississippi; panel dis
cussion on Ethics as they should
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See Healing
Continued from Page One)

their position on the segregated
school issue and threatened to lead
the church in a boycott of the MA
ACP and prohibiting the use of
AME Churches for NAACP local
branch meetings.
In his address to the NAACP
convention here, seen as healing
the threatened breach Bishop
Greene said: The African Metho-
dist Church has been one of your
most vigorous, liberal, and consist
ent supporters, both of the organi-
cation itself and its lofty ideals
and policies.
He hailed with genuine delight"
the NAACP and added that "Our
church has enjoyed at your hands
outstanding citations of apprecia-
ton. May this session equal. if
not surpass, your sustained record
of eXcellency and superior achieve
ments."
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Bishop Orders
CONTINUED from Page One)

the bishop said, "There is no Sc
gregation of the races to be tole-
rated in any Catholic church in
the Diocese of Raleigh"
The bishops statement came
while Catholics who desire the
segregation of the races were still
angry and non cooperative over
the bishops order for the merger
of the white and Negro Catholic
churches in Newton Grove several
weeks ago. Though opposition
mounted week after week on the
merger order, the bishop stead
tasty has refused to waver.
Some white members have boy
cotted services at the Church of
the Redeemer since it was merg-
ed with the Negro Catholic church
in Newton Grove.
Instead of resembling his order,
the bishop now has extended it to
include all churches in his do
CoS6.
The bishop pointed out in his
letter that although in its mission
AIRY work special churches for
Negro Catholics have been estah-
lished. Catholics always have had
the right to worship in any church
REGARDLESS of rae.
He asserted that pastors were
expected to carry out the doctrine
and follow the order and unless
this is followed "all Snecial church
eS for Negroes will he abolished
Immediately"
The appearance of Bishop
Waters statement in the form of
pastoral letter in FRIDAYS issue
of the diocesan newspaper. The
North Carolina Catholic, started
more opposition to the prelate's
avowed plan to make the Catho~
lie church in North Carolina Chris
tan and democratic.
The weight of opposition was
expected to follow the reading of
the letter in all Catholic churches
as the prelate ordered. 1t was read
last Sunday, but how the congre-
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arate franchise for Negro oper-
ated buses to serve Negroes of the
city.
During series of mass meeting
during the boycott a sum esti-
mated as close to $4,000 was raised
for the purpose of carrying on the
Gree Ride" Fleet and for possible
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future action. A considerable part
OF this money is still on hand for
such future action as Negro lead
ers might take.
Seen as the first action of its
kind in the history of the south, no
violence was reported during the
six-day period of the boycott.
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State Shriners

Continued from Page One)
three days of ceremony which end
ed Sunday with delegates partici-
pating in the worship service at
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no able to attend but / was glad

no able to attend but / was glad
1t was success.
Our bowling is coming along
very fine. we are really in the
thick of things and / am very
happy to have my team in first
place, although it is only by slim
margin. 1t looks like real close
race so good luck to all.
Our annual Christmas treat will
be held on Sat. Dec. 10 at ! p. m.
Santa wrote and told us he would
be available for the evening. SO
bring the kids. there will be fun
and gifts for all the kiddies. So
kids keep in mind now and don't
let nom and dad forget Sat. Dec.
10 at ! p. IN.
: New Years Eve Treat will be
annual Sauer-Kraut Supper and
Dancing. Tickets are now on sale
for Sl.0O per person. Hats. noise
makers and fun for all. Bring the
kids with YOU.
Our next regularly scheduled
meeting will be Sat. Dec. II, at
8 p. m. This is an important NEE
ting for election and installation
of officers. SO come out and vote
for the man of your choice. See
YOU all then.
Fred L. Orcndi. Sec.
10, 70, ;, 10.
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CHICAGO NEWS
BRANCH 46

On November 4th Branch 46 held
a Bunco Party. Many thanks to
the committee for making this
evening great success.
On the sicklist are Vice Pres.
Anna Taub and Maria APPEL. We
wish them both speedy reco-
very.
Holydav season is just around
the corner "Our childrens Chris
mas party viii be held on Dec.
10Th" Mothers please get in touch
with our Pres. Sarah Weirick. Bu.
1-262o. If YOU wish to have your
child take part in this Christmas
entertainment.
On Dec. 2nd our next meeting
night we will have the election
of new officers. Please attend
this meeting sisters.
lust a reminder Branch 46 are
having an open Charter for new
members. Now is the time sisters
to have your friends and daugh-
ters Join our Lodge.
Our deepest sympathy to:
Laurence & Regina Garrity. 1885
Winona Ave. in the recent loss of
their son. James Michael. 6 years
old Leukemia victim who died
in "Children's Memorial Hospital
on Nov. 4th. James vast he oldest
grandson of Regina and Ernest
Leoprich of Knox. Ind, and who
are members of Branch 9 and 40.
John and Mary Z. Garritty of
Chicago:
May the understanding SYM
pathv Of friends who deeply care
help bit to comfort YOU and ease
the loss YOU bear.
Eliz. Linzing. Sec.
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HOMESTEAD. PA.
= BRANCH s

Our regular scheduled meeting
was held on Sat. Nov. l4th in the
club rooms. We wish to welcome
as new. members to our lodge,
Malcolm Hoffman & Johann ST.
monis who were initiated last
meeting.
wish to correct mistake that
I had printed and was brought to
my attention. | stated that the
forthcoming Steward would be
elected on at the Officers meeting
on Dec. II. 1883. He will be elected
on at the regular Dec. meeting
by the Body. | am sorry and hope
that the people who corrected me
will bear with as | make mistakes
too.
Bids are still being accepted for
Steward, anyone wishing to place
bid can do SO by putting it in a
sealed envelope addressed to the
local lodge. He will be elected at
the Dec. meeting to take office
April lst. This is 20 enable us TO
prepare Our liquor license.
Our Grape Dance turned ont to
be great success. We wish to
thank everyone who came. l. hope
,vou all had woderfuI time. | was
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SALEM. OHIO
BRANCH 10

At the November meeting three
new members were taken in. They
are: Lloyd Sanor, Peter Schwei-
gert and William Herman. Wei
come into Our. mist. "
Two Brothers are on the sick
list Brothers John Scllenker and
George konnerth Sr.. To YOU
Brothers we wish speedy reco-
very.
Brother Stefan Klausenbergers
name was called for the door
prize. He was not present, so the
prize in December will be in
creased for the lucky winner.
A committee was set up for the
childrens X-mas Party. Watch the
Volksblatt for the date in a later
issue. ".' q
Our deepest sympathy. to the
Ulrich family and to our sister
lodge Branch lS. For the Lord
has called unto him dear friend,
Mrs. Anna Schmidt, Treasurer Of
Branch Is for the past Is years,
to share with him the eternal
peace in her new home.
The next meeting of Branch 10
will be December 4th. 1858. Hop
ing to see the largest attendance
ever.
A special meeting will be held
Sunday December 20, 1853 at 2 90
p. IN. sharp to elect the officers
for the year OF 1854.
The 34th Annaul Armistiee Day
Banquet is now over and it was
huge success. Over 200 members
were present to pay tribute to our
Saxon boys that have served and
are still serving in the Armed
Forces of the L. S. We wish to
thank Rev. John Bauman for his
remembrance speech. for our
brothers who gave their lives so
we may have better life to live,
Thanks to Atty. Walter ]. Hume
ton who spoke on "-Armistice Day
and YOU" 49,.
To All Aber OF Cleveland &.Pit-
cher for the Detroit Tigers, a
veteran of the Korean conflict and
a Saxon brother: we wish to
thank YOU for accepting our invi-
tation to the Banquet. Once again
Salem is proud of you and hope
YOU continue the Saxon spirit
with YOU always. The best always
and may your success be great in
the field of baseball for many
years to come. Brother Aber as |
shall call him gave an interesting
talk on base ball in his experiences
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CLEVELAND WEST

Three cheers for Cleveland
West who came home with 81
81 basket ball victory.
Thanks to Canton for show
ing lis a good time.
Our next basketball game will
be OF Nov, % at Cleveland West.
Rclated congratulations are due
to Mr.. and Mrs. Al Aher upon ar
rival of their little baby boy who
was born at Lakewood hospital.
The Halloween party at Pat
aud Hersch RobvS was a lot Of
fun fora II who were there.
There we're no plans made for
social at our meeting for this
month.
Our next meeting is on Dec. /.
at 800. Hope to see YOU all there.
This is your reporter, Frieda
Middleton. signing Off.
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DETROIT, MICH.
BRANCH 81
ELECTION

The December meeting heralds
the election OF Officers for the
coming year.
Never before in the history OF
our organizations has it been OF
such vast Importance to have
every member take part in this
event. We are on a treshold. The
survival OF the Lodge depends
upon the interest and cooperation
OF every individual. Without this,
we can not hope to last for many
more years. The members who
have been in the Lodge since its
inception, or a few years there
after, have done their utmost to
bring it up to its present level of
financial and social success. Now
they desire that the younger
element, their sons and daughters.
take command and continue on
with the traditions and feelings OF
craftsmanship" which were
established when the lodge was
first formed.
No more can or need be SAID
than this. If YOU want to give the
"oldtimers" we'll deserved rest
and take over the various offices
and committees that will be
entirely up to YOU. Your attend
ance or absence at the December
meeting will show your attitude
clearly.
Arthur W. Seller, Sec
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Well. we will surprise you with
a column this week. We held our
meeting Wednesday, October 2s,
and had a good turn out. Refresh
ments were served and everyone
had a good time.
The dance which was postponed
November !, will be held after
our first home game on December
II. We hope YOU will all come and
have good time. Some enter
tainment has been planned during
intermission and it looks like it
will be real entertaining.
We want to welcome Nancy
Heidenrich into the club and hope
she will like it and have lots Of fun
in the future.
Our next meeting will be held
Thursday. November - prompt
"" at $50. We would like YOU all
to try and be there on time.
We want to send a hardy get
well greeting to Mrs. Anna
Schmidt who is in the hospital
We'll that's all the news from
us. so we will see YOU all Saturday
night, and we are looking forward
to that game.
loan LesCh, Rep.
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with the Cleveland indians and

With the Cleveland Indians and
Detroit Tigers.
Fl. SCHNEIDER of Cleveland and
Central Verband Office gave =
short talk. Thanks Heine.
Thanks to the committee iq
Branch Is. who prepared and
served the wonderful dinner.
Thanks to the cominitte in
charge of the affair, fora splendid
evening. S@.$,
We were happy to see Brother
William Schwartz at the Banquet.
He was home on furlough. He is
serving in the United States Navyt
The last Joint Officers meets
ing for the year of. 1853 between
Branch Is and Branch l9 was held
November IS, 1853. These meet-
ings are held once every three
months. They. were started twa
years ago, and have proved suc-
cessful. in bringing closer ties and
relationship between. the tWQ
lodges. ,........-s.. ., y.u,,
The next gettogether. for th4
officers of both lodges, will be q
social affair. no business of any
kind. 1t will be an .N-mas ex-
change with our wives. .husband
or sweethearts. 1t will be held
in the club rooms December ii,
1888 at 90 p. M. -
The date for the home made
sausage has been moved from Mo-
vember 20 to December 10. Any-
one wishing to purchase same,
please phone in your orders to
Mrs. F. Girscht. Phone S4O6 chair
man. No orders will be accepted
after December 5th, 1888.
Rudy Bodendorfer.
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CLEVELAND EAST
JUNIOR SAXON CLUB
By MARY ANN

Well. the basketball season IS
on the way. The games played at
Canton last week we're very ell
joyablc especially the game bet
wecn East and West. Our fellows
really played a swell game al
though they lost S4-Sl, Say Bill,
since when i>t he, referee on the
team, Thanks 60 to Canton Tor
showing u> swell time. Congra-
tulations to Betty Schaser who
was chosen .All-American Girl OF
the evening at the dance held al
ter the games.
A special meeting will be held
on "Wednesday, Nov. > at I 80 y.
m. at Herman Hams house. Let ;
all try to attend this meeting as
it concerns the basketball games
to be played in Cleveland next
week. After the meeting we will
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ELlWooD CITY. PA.
BRANCH As

1t is with sincere regret that we
announce the passing away OF
Brother George Schell, aged o..
who died at his home here on
Thursday November 5th after an
illness of some 5 years duration.
.Altho Mr.. Schell had been in fail
ing health ior some time his sud,
den death was unexpected. Cnt'l
his present illness prevented he
was an employee of the local Na-
tional Tube Company where he
was employed as locomotive en-
gineer in the mechanical depart
ment for over forty years. Mr.:
Schell migrated from his native
Gross Lasslen, Transylvania, on
TuIv 4th 1907 and had spent all
that time i'll Ellwood City. he
greatly attended funeral services
were held from the Patton Memo
rial Home on Monday November
9th which was delayed due to
the family awaiting the arrival OF
Mrs Schell who had been visiting
a daughter in California. Funeral
services were conducted by Mrs.
Dale Kaufman and Mrs. Johann
Brendt, choir directors.
Burial took place in the family
plot in Locust Grove Cemetery
with the following friends and
brother-club members: Michael
Fuss, John Thallman, Peter Ia
kell, John Schotsch, and IRON
New Castle, John Kappes and
Tohn Bender. Besides his widow
he left to mourn his passing two
sons. George F.. from this city
Michael W. OF Detroit; 2 daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Katherine, Sneed OF this
city and Mrs. Elizabeth Cokrr OF
Bellflower. California: 4 grand
Children and sister in Transylva-
MIA.
Lack OF interest in any social
activities preeludes the scheduling
Of any activities in the forseeable
future with the exception Of the
usual holiday festivities that have
been customary since our clubs
formation; namely the childrens
Christmas party and the annual
New Years family night party.
Plans fort hose two affairs are
now in the formulative> stages as
the committee are already setting
r. - ~ksAN,
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Saxon Veterans

Sunday. November 22nd two
mems teams and one ladies team
will journey to Alliance, Ohio for
the big bowling match. We will
all meet at our Sachsenheim a,
1880 a. H. We will leave at II &C
a. IL. sharp. Not Saxon time but
regular time. We will go to their
Sachsenheim and someone will
meet us there to take us to the
alleys. This is all the information
that is needed but if anyone has
any questions. call me at WO l.
2773 after 8 90 p. m. Let's go and
trim them good!
Don't forget the DANCE this
week with Johnny Nadnals band.
The proceeds will 60 to the
Chimes Fund at the church.
Let's see a few SaNons there for
a change.
The city OF Cleveland is trying
something e,ew. November 24th
is "T' Day. We are trying to keep
anyone from having an accident
of any kind that day. Let's all
help and be extra careful. Maybe
some good will come out Of this
experiment and accidents can Blu
cut down to minimum.
Next week ist he dance fort he
benefit Of the Veteran Hospitals
in our area. We are lucky! Many
a fellow is there and will pro-
badly be there for long time.
This will help to make it more
bcarable until they can 60 home
as we have SO mauv years ago.
George acob. Rep.
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the stage for amost successful
sosial period at these two affairs

80. - Eaa- .s-- - " 81 81
For two weeks now several OF
the ladies of the club have been
trying to get Friday .ev. card
party started and are only meeting
with mediocre success so the call
is going out for more women to
take part in this enterprise and
bring their husbands along also
for the usual television fights that
are getting more popular by the
week. ~ (a..
We regret to announce to their
MANY friends that Brothers Will
liam Deppner und Julius Bloos
met with a serious accident at
their place of employment in
Beaver Falls. Pa, and at this writ
ing are still confined to the Pro-
viderce, hospital. Our Brother
Adam Leber in Chicago also was
involved in an accident at his
work suffering the loss of parts
of two fingers. 81.
Also confined, to. the local ho-
spital is our, genial Brother Gre
gorius Pau: let's make deter
mined effort to visit our sick
and shut-in members when op-
portunity arrives.
Fred Melzer, Secretary.
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have our Hayride or Sleighride
depending on the weather.
The Halloween Party turned
out pretty good. The fellows did
a great job in preparing the meal.
What where those strange tracks
seein i'll Betty's backyard Sunday
morning:
Don't forget there is bowling
every Sunday at Plav-Mor Lanes
at $50 sharp. Anyone, young or
old. is welcome.
Tomorrow night East travels to
Monaco for their game with Can
ton. Let's hope they come back
with a win.
That's all for this week.
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\CANTON. OHIO
SAXON SOCIAL CLUB

1t is relief when something
is to be done and finally yol, have
it accomplished. I'm referring IT,
our sports dance naturally.
Thanks to Mr.. and Mrs. Fultz and
Mr. and Mrs. Cook Tor their as
sistance. Hope everyone enjoyed
themselves. We really tried Jul
hard to make the evening enter
tanning.
Our regular business meeting
was held last Friday < due to the
fact oil the absentism OF members
the nomination of officers for the
coming year wasn't accomplished.
SO start thinking OF members that
YOU would like to see in office so
that next meeting tle election can
take place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul .Abrogast
were accepted as new members
Hope to see you along with Mr..
and Mrs. John Rcichardt and Tom
Leach OF our next meeting to be
initiated.
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BENEFIT DANCE

Saturday November Is. 1888
at Canton Sachsenheim
Admission 81. - Doorprize $500
This dance is being given by the
Canton Saxons and Social mem
.bers Of the Sachsenheim. Pro-
ceeds are for the purchase OF arti-
iicial limbs and a wheel chair. for
Our fine friend Mr.. George On
gerth. You need not be present to
have a chance at the door prize.
Tickets may be gotten from any
member Of the clubs or from the
club custodian. If YOU find it i'm
possible to attend why not get be-
hind the Saxon spirit and purchase
a ticket anyway, to show the true
friendship spirit for this worthy
cause.
Please have your children at the
club Nov. 9th for we must get
started at our Christmas pro-
gram. We are asking all parents
to cooperate, for it won't be too
long and Christmas is here. The
committee works awful hard to
set up nice program but it can
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Offizielle Aufzeic h nungen
lassen ersehen, dass Elm
Fahrer Ohios Won vier diesen
Winter Start-SchWierigkei-
ten erwarten kann. Is gibt
aber eine Methods, .sich
dagegen zu schuetzen. Es ist
Sohio Garantiertes Starten.
Der Schultz, den Sic nit Gar
antiertem Starten erhalten,
list besonders Eestimmt, YER
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performs at formal ceremonies
or the peninsula.
Corp. Guip entered the Army
ii. September. 1852. and has been
il Korea since April.
lie is a graduate OF Euclid High
School. Before entering the
Armed Services he attended Co.
lunli iu> Art School.
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- Sct, EutllN. y Y
member OF the
United Nations
Guard at Eighth
Army Headquar-
teTs in Korea.
The guard, COM
posed only ni We
teran combat in
fantrvmen from
Is [. \. nations.
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sagen dies Startens zu YER
hueten. Es kostet jedoch
NIGHT mehr ais Sic sowieso
ausgeben Wuerden. Es UNI
4
fasst einen Wechsel zu Win
tersorte Sohio Motoroel und
Getriebeschmieroel, cine
Batteriepruefung (frei). cine
freie Flasche Soho Super
Hi-Cyl Gasolinleitungs Anti
Freeze (ein 69c VERT und
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Siebenbiiroiid,.o .olmerifaniid,es DolfsbIatt

only be 4 success with your CO.
operation.
1o, 25.