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REPAlRS AND SERYIcG lcent. ]
MIscELLANEous EoR SALE

WANT THAT PORCH sCREENRD3
made Job. 10. B-3g42 evenings.
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BLDG. MATERIAL.
WE HAVE LARGE GUAM
TITLES OF FRAMING g
LUMBER, DOORS, WIN
DOWs, FLOORING, RADIA-
TORS, PLUMBING SUP
PLIES, AND ALL KINDS OF
BUILDING MATERIALS.
COME IN AND BROWSE AROUND
GENERAL WRECKING CO.
1887 BRENTWOOD RID. NE.
Evening star., 1954-07-20
JALousIES

tGLAsS-LoUvERED wINDows)
EXpertly Installed or delivered with
complete instructions for installation
Save over 500
sECo SALES ENGINEERS
JU. 5000 EN-. 2-S749
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10, 900 BARGAINS
II

j. II. GICEINER
2613 N ST: NV. Elk. 3-3527
automatic, late models,
S45: gas ranges, $25; late model
aassfHi 40 bendix qsxeffS Econeat. Sn s7s
excel. condition. Call between 8
am. and 8 pm. ia. 7-2729.
WASHERS, late models. look like
new; S35. Also portables. S25, with
delivery, ST. 3-l216;
WASHER. V$175; DRYER, S125:
ironer. 500: automatic GE. Also
11-eu.-ft. Vt. -old GE deep freeze,
5000. EN-: 3.AOH1. -21
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CAREER WOMAN

Age 25-45. with car. One who has
imagination and initiative to rep
resent one Of the leading companies
of its kind. Ability to meet public
essential Women representing US in
similar positions in other sections OF
the country are earning in excess
Of $4,000. Management opportunity
for qualified applicant. For inter-
view, write giving brief outline Of
previous experience. Box 419-V.
Star. -2u
COLLEGE GRADUATES
Expanding flrm has immediate open
inGs for recent college graduates
(under 301: alert mind and enthu-
siasm important. expsr; not neces-
60 sary Cali MISS HAYNES. Ma. s.
SELL XMAS CARDS
Easy spare-time cash: up to $50
weekly; no exper. nee: nothing TO to
that sell as low. as 30 for 81 80:
boxes on approval. Write Dept. 6S1.
LIBERTY BELL STUDIOS, S3e
Greenmount ave-. BALTIC. 2. Nd.
Evening star., 1954-07-20

FOAM RUBBER COUCHES-Design
STORE, 81 A M st. NV. at Wis.
IN no; 1881, daily 11-s. 25'
FOAM RUBBER cut any shape while
you wait, easy parking. CHILLI
LAND, 2l46 + NV. Elk. 3-6833.
FEEEzEE; n : E;,. Hotpoint Is Gu. IT.. $3.50.
FREEzER. brand-new. IA foot; viii
sell for wholesale cost. Call MR..
GAMBLE. Ii. 6-21bo, 9 a.m.-3 I'm
FURNITURE sALE-Lowest prices on
ing rm. Factory samples. closeouts,
for cash. LION STORAGE BLDG.
46o New York ave: NV, daily. 10
reIRSsT,,sl 81 saS III 4. RE 7,-4salo. - 81 Ia
/. room chairs. hairs sSI; So; BABY crib 2 uN. mat.
tress $3.50; single bed. mattress
and box springs. S28; sofa and
chair, 500; innerspring mattress,
$40; rug and pad. SIS; chaise
chairs, $3.50; chifforobe. $50: din
room server. .$15; kitchen table,
$3.50; club chair. SIG; telephone
stand. So; love seat-bed, $140; sofa
with down cushion, $50; sofa bed,
$50. We also do reupholstering
sofs sofs an ana .Ss,a chair sss; A slip g covers
terial included; refinishing and
cabinet work. cornice and draperies.
HOFFMAN, UPHOLSTERERS, 2447
18th st. NV, co. .6-6116. 23s
FURNITURE upholstered chairs,
table, lamps, pictures; all very mod
FURNiTURE-8-pc. din. rm. set,
2 wooden wardrobes, kitchen cab
met. misc. items. DU. 7-4943. --22
FURNITURE, custom -piece
SI25: solid mahog corner table,
S35; 2 solid mahog step end tables,
$50 each; comb. radio-phono con-
sole. $25. Call IA. 6-5S32. to
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and modern;
entire contents Of house. OIL.
4.3000
Evening star., 1954-07-20

BEDRM. SUITE with twin beds.
ivory; sacrifice. Excellent condition.
RA. 6. 1417. --25
BEDRM. SUITE, walnut 4-pc. Call
MISS CAMPBELL, LA. 6-1600 bet. 8
BICYCLE. BOYS English racer, used,
size 26, good cond., S35. Call
Central s-5351.
BOILER. National. 1900 50. It. radi-
fanFs fs,Sn and 6aa Sil ouFas Pss.gia. 5SEsl sfss
heater. Used 2 months. Call AID.
2-9S00. 10 am.-a pm. 20
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ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

CHRISTIAN LADY; lst-fi.
room with board. Aug. l. MRS. M.
40 sherman circle NV. 21"
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.E.

COLORED-LARGE RIM. with porch,
home privileges. Reasonable, for
man. DU. 1857.
COLORED-sINGLE, small, front
room for gentleman. 50 week. Ii.
0-OO32. -2o
Evening star., 1954-07-20

ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.W
CAPITOL HILL--opposite House Of
nee, blk. Library CONGRESS. 2nd d..
next bath. fan. Ii. 3-2o13. -23
Evening star., 1954-07-20

Law BOOKS, specials, o. s. Code
Annotated; current and Federal Di-
Ma. S-334S during business hours.
or AP. 7-7549 at other times. al
LAWN MOWER SHARPENER, Uni
yersal. electric. Perfect condition:
MOTORS-We exchange any motor
toms largest stock. lowest prices.
1-year guarantee. Free parking
ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT CO., 247J
Sherman ave. NV. AID. 2-1600. :
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POULTRY. RABBlTs AND EGGS

3 Hives OF Bees Tor Sale
WA. 7-3735 -25
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REAlRs AND SERVICE

w. VA, July 20. Take
8 passengers, return Aug. /. Call
ia, 2-46S4, -22
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-04-01

il. In other words he docs not like
being farmer. Secretly. he cnvics
HIS CITY cousins. who come TO visit
eyer so often. ALWAYS driving shiny
ucw cars, and boasting Of the big
money they make in the city. He
gruahlcs about hi, hard work, the
low prices farmers are getting, and
i'm general finds everything wrong,
with little 70 be thankful for, He
scolds his wife and manages to
make life rather miserable for his
children,
But all, there is Tom His atti-
tudc Is entirely different. He en-
Joys his work, and he knows that
his task Of blowing, though it
seems commonplace, is very inn
portant. The fact of the matter is,
it is one of the really important
things men do, for he is helping
to produce a commodity, without
"I''" th' "oria cou'd not survive
- d partner WIN goa ne - nrlp-
ing u" produce inc Ioou ana II"ic
20 S"S'al" hu''''" me
As he plows, he reflects ON how
very fortunate ne Is, and how many
of the good things of life he en-
JOYS. He thinks of his fellow farm
ers in other lands who do not have
"ou''" ""C''Hel! iiNe ne mas VINO
nave l'S' '"c I'''u''''N NJ e"yo! D
an" an 700 oI'e" lanes "S mater
oI oouiS Sc ne u e",!eS " pi aver %
mann "i'''S' ''ia' III" ne mas la,
y" ''''o 9uen 'i'"S""' p"'HS' an"
'.i"' nv yam 'io!P " u Az i"'i'ei
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-04-01

He is alert, and is constantly
finding new ideas and discoveries
about this important business Of
farming. His work is neither Dor
ing nor unintcrcsting. There is al
ways change, and new growth To-
day field is green, soon there is
a field of beautiful golden grain.
Evening comes and two men have
completed days work. John, tired
after a days work, comes in to his
family, complaining and cross.
Tom, tired also, comes in with
a feeling of gratitude for a days
blessing, bows his head with his
family, and gives thanks that he
has made step forward in a great
creative process of Nature.
There is a moral to this drama.
Tom and John are there. but if
you look closely, and use your
imagination, you can find yourself
there. Each one Of us, like these two
men are given tools, and tasks to
perform as we 20 through life.
Some find everything wrong, with
little TO be thankful for. Others
find life TO be Interesting, creative,
joyful. Aren't YOU glad You can
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-04-01

der and family one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Burkholder
and family, Braudonville, W. Va,
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Rodeheavcr recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. OHand Wright an
nouncc the birth Of son, Larry
Ray. on March %.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rodeheaver
and family visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Blaine Wilbmn Sunday.
Recent guests of MI and Mrs.
C. |. Wright were Mr.. and Mrs. j.
A. Savage and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Rodeheaver, Mr.. and Mrs.
Claud Cuppett and family, and Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Bmkholdcr.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-04-01

Recent visitors at Ill, S. ". Sla-
bach home We're Nh. and Mrs Ell
vim Yodel and som, Of BittiugeI;
Marjorie Swaltzentuber and Hem
rv Bennett and family.
Mrs. Paul Wclch visited her sis-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-04-01

You probably have fayoritc rccipc-onc that you
have had the best success with And so it is with
party-hnc telephone service People have found
that the best recipe there is good od-fashioncd
courtcsy-ncighbory consideration for the other
fellow This means keeping calls reasonably brief
and spaced out so that others may make of
tho line in the intervals and making sure the re-
cciycr replaced properly after each call Simple
things. but they pay of in better, more useful
telephone service Tor all
Milford chronicle., 1954-01-22

also Of Georgetown. is captain
Of the Tanker Ellen Bushey, owned
by the same company
officers for 1854 of the Striver's
Glass Of Grace Methodist Church
assumed their duties in the Jan
uary meeting held in the church
Mrs. Grace Owen, president sue
ceeds Mrs. Velina Hayman. Other
officers for 1854 are Mrs. Esther
King, Mrs. Tbslma Messick, first
and second vice presidents respec-
lively; Mrs. Mabel Simmons, secre-
tary; Mrs. Mildred Pusey, trea-
surer and Mrs. Elizabeth Parker.
Class Sister.
Mrs. Owen announced committee
appointments for the year as
follows Ways and Means: Mrs.
Lila Jane Roach, chairman, Mrs
Mildred King; Sunday HOstesses:
Mrs. Paul Richardson; Tom Thumb
suits: Mrs. Ruth Rust, chairman,
Mrs. Daisey league; Bazaar: Mrs.
Anne r. Wilson, chairman, Mrs.
Prela Lynch, Mrs. Edna Mclean,
Mrs. Frances Carter, Mrs. Myrtle
Marvel, Mrs. Esther King. Named
to investigate the need for and
possible setting up of a nursery,
we're Mrs. TiIlie Eshelman, chair
man, Mrs. Betty Ann Marvel, Mrs.
Myrtle Steigelman, Mrs. Betty
Frances Hearn, Mrs. Louise Lee
Gates. Mrs. Ruth Short and Mrs.
Elizabeth Frye.
Special Events committee COM
prises Mrs. Thelma Messick as
chairman, and Mrs. Dorothy Smith.
Milford chronicle., 1954-01-22

The telephone committee includes
Mrs. Esther King, Mrs. Ruth Short.
Mrs. Marian Holson, Mrs. Sara
Savage, Mrs. Mary Rogers, Mrs.
Myrtle Marvel, Mrs. Margaret
WoOtten, Mrs. Myrtle SteigeIman.
Mrs. Elsie Warren Wilson and Mrs.
Louise Locates.
Various plans for activities during
this year were under discussion
during. the business session, follow
ing which the group was served
with refreshments by the hostesses
for the month, Mrs. Frances Carter,
Mrs. Tillie Eshelman, Mrs. Mildred
King and Mrs. Jennie Kennedy.
Milford chronicle., 1954-01-22
Service Slants

Bird Division, Kcrea-Pvt. Rich
ard E. Shields, %, whose wife.
Anna Mae, lives at 400 E. Front
Street, Milford, Del, is now serv-
ing in Korea with the 3rd Infantry
Division.
The Rock of the Marine" Divi-
sion, which saw bitter fighting in
the Iron Triangle and at OUTPOST
Harry and Jackson Heights, is now
undergoing intensive post-truce
training.
Shields, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Sields, Route 8, Milford.
entered the Army in October 1852
and has been in Korea since last
December.
Kobe, Japan-Cpl. Albert F. Kill
len, %, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Milford chronicle., 1954-01-22

Killen, FELTON,, Del, is returning to
the U. S. after serving with the
Army at Kobe Japan.
Corporal KiElen, who arrived
overseas in October. 1862, was a
warehouse foreman in the SO67tb
Army Unit at Camp Carver.
He has been in the Army since
February, 1852, and holds the Pur-
pie Heart, Combat Infantrvman
Badge and the Korean and UN Ser
vice Ribbons.
%%#
Second ArmOred Division. Ger
many-Pvt. Thurley A. Murpbv %
son of Mrs. Annie Murphy. Wvom1
ing, Del, recentlv Joined the 2nd
Milford chronicle., 1954-01-22
lrmOred Division in Germany.

Armored Division in Germany.
The Hell on Wheels" division
which spearheaded the World War
Al drive into Germany, is now train
ms vigorously as part of the NATO
Army.
A farmer in civilian life, Private
Murphy entered the Army last Nav
and completed basic training at
Camp Rucker, Ala.
Milford chronicle., 1954-01-22

Use cold water on utensils which
nave had the following foods 20
loosen them most effectively: milk
egg, cheese or dough.
Milford chronicle., 1954-01-22
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY

Young progressive looking for 10 erect suhub.
store front building approximately 4OxsO uons the mun
hshwuY be long lsuso with option 70 pyb
interested coll MILFORD 1854. II-6-#
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-17
Mt. Pleasant

Dr. and Mrs. Conrad Black
we'll Of Falmville. were visitors
at Mt. Pleasant NJ F. Church
last Sunday morning Dr.. Black
well, superintendent of the Farm
vile District delivered the SER
mon very timely and inspira-
tional one The congregation
greatly appreciates Dr. BlackweL's
surprise visit and sermon.
The Christmas Proaram ait Mt.
Pleasant, formerly scheduled for
the evening Of Dec 81 has been
changed TO the evening Of Dec.
% at 100 o'clock Please note the
change the former date con-
flicted with the program planned
at Beulah
Mr. and Mrs Russell Pollard
and sons. Of Richmond, were the
week end guests Of Mr.. ana Mrs
Martin Covington and DAUGHTER
Mr. and Mrs James Laync
and family visited his parents
Mr.. ana Mrs. J T Layne and
her mother, MIS- Tom Hailey on
Sunday Mrs HALEY viii leave
soon, IN company with her SON
and daughter-in-laW Of Norfolk
to spend the Christmas holidays
with her daughter in Connecticut.
The Official board OF Mt. Plea
SAINT held meeting followine the
church services last Sunday
Messrs CLYDE Ransom, T H. Banks
dale and J. A Hines were APP
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sen, of N. c. State College. spent
the week end in their respective
home here
Mrs. w. c. Elan is recuperat-
ing from an operation at Johns
ton Wills Hospital. Richmond
Mrs. c. B. Carson and Mrs
John McFadden We're visitors in
Richmond. Tuesday.
A number Of our people attend
ed the funeral OF George Elcan
in Buckingham, Sunday after
noon
Guests in the Farrar home Sum
day were Mr., and Mrs. A. S.
Hydrick and children of Rich
mond, Mr., and Mrs. Claude Far
rar and Bill. also of Richmond,
and Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Farrar
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-17

Both live on the Eastern Shore.
Mrs. Eta Glenn spent We'd
nesday and Thursday last week
with her daughter. Mrs. r. B.
Wilson at Green Bay.
The last session of the Mission
Study Class on India was held in
the school auditorium on Sunday
evening at $50 o'clock. Slides
showing the industrial and rellg-
iouS life Of India gave some idea
OF the problems confronting the
missionaries there.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Carter. Of
Orange, spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs Emery Chick
/ C. NJ Price. Jr.. and D. c. Ros-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-17

pointed to a committee to see
about a heating system for the
church.
Ar, and Mrs. Albert Johnson,
Of F'armville were Sunday dinner
guests of Mrs. Johnson's parents,
Mr. and Mrs p L. BarkSdale.
Birth Announced
Mr ana Mars oreI Lenhart. Of
Chase Guy. are TIVE proud par
ents OF Al baby girl born Dee. 6
at Southside Hospital in Farm
vile Mrs, Lenhart is the former
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-17

Miss Frances Nelson. daughter,
of Mr.. and Mrs. O. H. Nelson of
this place.
Mr.. and Mrs o. H. Nelson and
Mr. and Mrs James Donaldson
and daughter visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Orell Lenhart and infant
daughter in Chase City on Sun
day
Ralph and Joan Hines have
been sick with colds and missed
some time from school.
Mrs. A. d. Hobgood spent one
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-17

home for the coming year With
Mrs. Lewis mother Mrs. Kath-
ryn Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs Hughes, who have
been with Mrs. Kathryn Scott
for the past year moved last
week to the Douglas near Throck
community where they have pur
chased home
Farmers have been quite busy
lately preparing tobacco for mar
ket. butchering hogs etc.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-17

day last week with Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas W Jones III keysville.
Mrs. T. c. Jones visited in the
same home on Thursday.
The Sunshine II. D. Club viii
have its Christmas Party in the
home Of Mrs. Kathryn Scott on
the evening of Dec y, at 1870
o'clock Families Of the Club mem
bers viii be guests III. The party.
Mr.. and Mrs w A. Lewis, Jr..
and children, OF Roanoke viii
arrive on Dec p to make their
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-17
Prospect

There will be a Christmas Page
ant given at Prospect Methodist
Church Sunday evening Dec. 10
Al 80 O'Clock with the other
two churches participating
The three circles OF the WSCS
viii meet this week IN the fol-
lowing homes Mrs n T. Fer
9uson. Mrs. c. A. Gardens and
Mrs Ira Brinentine.
Guests in the home Of Rev. and
Mrs. j. c. Weaver for the week
end were Miss Betty Simpson OF
IlongWood and A J Gray Of VpI.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-17

Jr., and children Of Greensboro.
N. c.
Mrs Martha Bamawel and
Mrs. Harvey Emrick Of Phila-
delphia were recent guests Of
Rev, and Mrs. J c. Weaver
Nh and Mrs. c. P DosS were
visitors in Lynchburg last week.
The Weayers. Mrs c b. Carson
and Mrs. O. P Farrar spent last
Monday in Richmond
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-03

nom, bratom Daniel Sulen-
itch, koji je presao IL gnijez-
da Pomlatka broj 476 u od-
raslo clanstvo, kojeg sliku
ovdje donosimo, da ga clan
stvo rodbina diljem Kanade
i Amerike vide bolje upo-
znadu.
Mladi Daniel je rodjen 60
dine 1885. u Princeton, B. c.
cd dobrih roditelja, Frame i
Ike Sulentich, koji SUI pax ro-
dom il Sveti Rok, Lovinac,
Lika. Daniel je bio clanom
nasega Pomlatka cd godine
1885,, skoro cd svog rodje-
MIA. On jos polazi skolu, a
dokle &c produziti jos Sc nije
odlucio.
U nasem odsjeku on ma
lazi svoga oca Franu, a u Po-
mlatku ostavlja jos diva mia
dja brata, koji &c ga slijedi-
tt j doci u odraslo clanstvo,
kad i'm "a to vrijeme dodje.
Njegovim roditeljima cesti-
tamo ma dobrom uzgoju svo-
je djece, a MENU zelimo sva-
ku srecu u buducem zivotu.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-03

ma celu sa sestrom Anon Re-
lie, pocele puniti stolove sa
tecnim i raznovrsnim jelom,
a brat Krcel veil, da cemo ma
mas starokrajanski nacin o.
baviti ovo veselje i pomoliti
Sc Bogu prize vecere, koju
molitvu je on predvodio. Ia
vrijeme vecere prisutne goste
je zabavljao sa svirkom svi-
ma dobro poznati veseljak,
Milan Ogner i brat mladenke,
John Penic, pa iako je bio
vjencani KUN svojoj sestri u
zimao je ucesca u sviranju.
Kada je svatovsko veselje
bilo u najboljem raspolozenju
ustaje Sc stoloravnatelj, Kr-
eel, te veil da je cuo da Sc
mladenci spremaju ma svoie
medeno putovanje, kao sto je
to obicaj mladenaca, ali da
cemo j mi po nasem obicaju
prize toga da iii nadarimo.
Prvi sc ustaje KUN, brat cd
mladenke j dariva svoju Sc
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-03
Il UREDA POMLADKA
Michael Grasha, upravitelj

Roditej jednog cana mojeg gnijezda zelil b izmje
nt negov Term certifikat 20 Year Endowment ako e
to moguce koko kreta &c dobiti Term certifikat Ii
moe novi (spatv nakon 20 godna) datrat unatrag
do dana upisa po starom
To je bio jedan upt koJ je stigao oval ured pred
par dana.
Term certifikat moze izmenti nj jedan drugi
No, MANIFESTO da Term mijenja iii napust mi urgiramo
svakog roditela da pridrA Term certifikat sto vre
da barem edan cd stanh Svatko znade da Term
osguracia e skoro bespatna kada racunau godisnj
pet mesecni oprost kredit cd $3.50 koi dobje kod
preaza odraslo clanstvo
ia ne bin htjeo da ostavm dojam da nijedan oma-
dnski certfkat moze zmijenit jer osm Term svaki
d1ug moze proment kao oni kod odraslog canstva.
Uzmimo PRIMER eana koji imade certifkat ma is
plau nakon 20 godna te hoce da izmeni st 20 Pay
ment GO godsne upacivane) Ia tn promjenu ispuni
tskanca kojoj oznac da Ii trazi da upotrebi
vriednos da nov certfkat dara unatrag vec
koko ia vrjednost dozvoava vrijed iii da nov certi
fkat datra Cd dana promene novcana vrjednost da
povrati?
Naravsk, ako jeftnij certkat mijenja skupljeg
onda treba nadopatiti da jednos zjednac
Da ponovimo Term certifikat moze ijeniti Ia
njedan dugi cerfkat docm svak stani cerfikat
ze meniat bilo koj cd osalh stane vrsti cerkata
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-03

Njezin otac je takodjer je-
dan Cd osnovatelja ovog od-
sjeka, koji je Cd osnutka j.
stog uvijek dobar aktivan
clan.
Sestra Carmela je u ovom
gradu dobrim uspjehom
svrsila nizu skolu, a sada zad-
niu godinu polazi u Scarboro
Collegiate, koju ce isto, NADIA
mo Sc, svrSiti S dobrim IL
spjehom. Mlada sestra je BIZ
la u nasem gnijezdu Cd ME
gova osnutka godine 1887,
pa sve do sada. U nasem od-
sjeku je nasla svog oca
majku, te Sc madame da ce
stupati njihovim stopama
biti aktivna i dobra 'clanica
naseg odsjeka.
Clanstvo naseg odsjeka xii
&c mladoj sestri dobrodoslicu
u nase redove, tie joj zeli sva-
ku srecu u njezinom budu-
Gem zivotu, a njezinim rodi-
teljima cestitamo ma ovako-
vom odgoju svoje kcerke, ko-
ia i'm je ma ponos kao ma
ma svima.
j. Stanich, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-03

F. Hure, koji je presao IL
gnijezda Pomlatka broj 451
u odraslo clanstvo, ciju sliku
ovdje donosimo, da ga cla-
novi i prijatelji vide i bolje
upoznadu.
Rodjen je godine 1885. u
Sultana, Calf. cd cestitih ro-
ditelja dobrih zajednicara,
Mihovila i Save Hure. Me
govi roditelji dolaze IL nase
krsne Dalmacije sa otoka
Brucje.
Mladi brat Johnny polazio
je pucku skolu High School,
a sada polazi u Junior Col
lege. U nasem odsjeku nalazi
svoga oca majku, a u gni-
jezdu ostavlja mladjeg brata
Prospeta, koji &c ga slijediti
j doci u odraslo clanstvo, kad
mu zato vrijeme dodje.
clanstvo ovoga odsjeka ze-
Ii svaku srecu j uspjeh u ma
ukama mladom clanu Johnny
te dobrodoslicu u nase redo
We, a njegovim roditeljima
cestitamo ma dobrom odgoju
svoga sina.
BartOl Balen,
bivsi tajnik odsj. 730.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-03
Dvadesetpeta ob|jetnica braSnog zivota s.pruga
Petra Veronike Marohnit

cali, tada su bila tezja vre-
mena. Malo koji cd nasih IA
milija je imalo svoj krov mad
sobom, a danas svaki to ina
i tako smo bill svi veseli, a
braca Marohnic pax i ivan
redno, posto su danas u bo-
ljem stanju da pocaste prija-
telje, rodbinu i susjede, nego
sto su to bill kad su Sc vjen-
cali. A u drugom bill SUI "a
dovoljni, posto niz dugih 60
dina u dobrom i zlu odgoj jill
SUI svoju lijepu familiju, u
koju su vec pridruzili zeta,
snahu i malu unuku.
Ovakovi plod je ovelicalo
nasu naseobinu, a takodjer
nasu Hrvatsku Bratsku "a
jednicu.
Brat Petar i Veronika SUI
dugogodisnji clanovi HBZ.. a
djeca cd mladih dana u Po-
mlatku, a sada vec u odras-
lom clanstvu. Njihov sin
starija kcerka udati su u "a
iednicarsku familiiu, a tako-
dier i ostale dvije mladje
kcerke Sc druze sa zajednica-
rima, pa ako bi bilo sretno
i. plod sc razvio, biti &c nam
lahko pokucati ma vrata da
povecamo redove u nasoj We
likoj ustanovi Hrv. Bratskoj
Zaiednici.
JOS jednom NINA cestita-
mo, da bi mnogo ljeta twill
u zdravlju i zadovoljstvu.
Prisutnik,
clan odsjeka 981.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-03
Port Arthur. Ontario.

Port Arthur, Ontario. -
Ma 12. decembra, 1858, su-
pruzi Petar i Veronika Ma
rohnic - gore ma slici - pro.
slavise ma dostojni nacin diva
deset i petu obljetnicu svoga
bracnoga zivota u svome do
mu, a u okrugu svoje obite-
iii, rodbine, susjeda i prija-
telja.
Tog pomenutog dana u We
Ger kod brace Marohnic svi
smo Sc okupili oko stolova,
koji su bill napunjeni sa hra-
nom picem, da NINA cesti-
tamo i da S NINA probavimo
veselu vecer. Ia par minuta
stala je tisina i ustao Sc Nil
how sin Rudolf, koji je po-
zdravio sve prisutne i podigao
zdravicu srece ljubavi svo-
me ocu i majci, rekao je,
da njih svemoguci Bog jos
pozivi, da bi docekali 5000
disnjicu u zdravlju i veselju.
Zatim svi ostali smo NINA
cestitali i darovali iii sa da-
rom, koji &c i'm ostati "a
trajnu uspomenu. Takodjer
su dobili cvijece, Oar i cestit-
ke IL Amerike cd prijatelja
i rodbine.
Braca Marohnic SUI sc u.
stall i svima lijepo zahvalili
i tako smo Sc zabavljali do
kasno u noci. To je zaista bi-
10 veselje, koje cemo mi svi
zapamtiti, posto pred dva-
deset pet godina kada su
sc brat Petar i Veronika vjen-