davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1954-05-27
gratha

- Of the Holy Name Society Of
the Church. q the Nativity
" Till ns meet o as s1s T6utsdss 9SaSkenRos Mss
W recitation Of prayers for our
.n.-- S deceased brother, M. Jo-
THOMAS ii. INLAND. President.
Spiritual Director.
COMPILER. RUTH BEALl. suddenly.
home. Psoiesyilie. Nd. RTTH BEALL
sister OF J. William Beall Of Pooles-
endria va; The late Mrs: Compiler
Barnesville. Md. Notice Of funeral
Cullen 41crsIgs Mao ~ 1851 on ss ES:assy gssss.
EI SJfILEN; member Si colum:
~ Chambers Funeral Home.
bS0l Cleveland ave-. Riverdale, Mo;
Services S s eromss sTdas aaS eshos Rs charch e.
Hyattsvilie; Md. Members. Of the
union are invited to attend the fu-
neral services. Interment Fort Lin
com oe9eSsFHf;H JOSEPH z L1Ns. Secretary.
DE LAY. CARRIE E. On Tuesday, May
20, 1854. at Tampa. Fla. CARRIE Z.
DE LAY. sister Of Mrs Mary De Lay,
Mr.. William White Mrs. Elsie AisQuith.
Mr.. James White. Mrs. Helen Milburn
cH cail at Mti the snfS Lee FuneTaf % Home 4th s..
and Mass; ave. ne, where services
$50 pm. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry. 2S
DENDY. CLARENCE. Departed this life
Pm, at ST. EiizsbetS;s Hospital after
a lingering illness. CLARENCE DENDY.
He leaves to mourn his mother. Mrs.
Leler Dendy of Al M st. NV: four
brothers, other relatives and friends.
Funeral on SATURDAY; May 29. At !
1l25 18th st NV. Interment Lin
DIEDRICH, CHARLES HENRY. On
WEDNESDAY, May 36; 1880. ats at siblsy hGIy
Of 537 9th st. ne; the beloved husz,
band Of ONE p. Diedrich. father OF
Carl B. Diedr1ch. foster father of
Hunton E. Diedrich and Mrs. Louisa
A. LiEthicum, sister OF Mrs: Rose Helm:
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home 4th st. and Mass ave. me-,
where services will be held on Saturday.
May 30, at l pm. 1nterment Glen
wood Cemetery. 2S
DIEDRICH, CHARLES H. A special
N communication of Hope
AH
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-01
Umro je Bosko PeceIi

U petak podvecer ma q.
kolovoza primili smo cd ma
Seq 6lana Glavne Porote bra
ia Luke Konjevode IL Los
Angelesa brzojav zalosne sa-
drzine. Javlja nam da je u
MIRO Bosko Pecelj u $50 sa-
ii ujutro.
Ova mas je West duboko
potresla. Bosko je bio dugi
niz godina radin, cestit i DO
zrtvovan Clan odsjeka br. III
i Zajednice.
Bio je jos mlad covjek,
tex sto je prevalio sezdesetu.
Bosko Pecelj je Srbin il Her.
cegovine. Rodjen je u mie-
stu Rankovci, Ljubinje. Dr.
zao Sc dobro i ako je bolo-
vac, nije Sc tuzio. Uvijek We
SEQ, drustven i pripravan da
Sc nasal i u najozbiljnijim
momentima, stekao 81 je siia-
set prijatelja i stovatelja d.
ljem Amerike i Kanade.
Cijela njegova obitelj Ia
c~lanjena je u Hrvatskoi Brat
skoj Zajednici, Min IS ma
broju, vjerna mu supruga
Rista, pa sinovi, snase, kce-
ri, zetovi i unucad. Syi SUI
oni takodjer clanovi Srpskog
Narodnog Saveza, jer takav
je eto bio Bosko! Mnogo nam
puta reee, da je on Srbin
medju Hrvatima u Zajednici
ali da je Hrvat medju Srbi-
ma u Savezu, prema onoj ma.
,rodnoj' Brat je milo, pa ma
koje Were bio"
Hrvatska Bratska Zajed-
MICA i narcotic mas odsjek
broj 1T Los Angelesu,
pretrpili SUI smrcu Boska Pc
celia nenadoknadiv gubitak,
a gospodja Rista, djeca i u
nuead, dobrog supruga, rodi-
telja / djeda.
Svima NINA u ime svih
mas u Glavnom Uredu i u
ime mnogobrojnih prijatelja
i stovatelja pokojnika, nase
iskreno | duboko saucesce, a
Tebi, brate Bosko: Vjecnaja
III Pamjat'.
Vjekoslav Mandic,
glavni predsjednik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-01

sto "a nj istupali i zagovara-
Ii ga. Takvog plana ne vi
dim nj pod novom Jugoslavi-
JON, a n~ajocitiji je dokaz no.
va uredba o stanovima, koja
ne uzima u obzir specialize
okolnosti starih iseljenika po-
vratnika. Uvjeren sam da Sc
pogreske ne Cine hoteci; ali
Sc il nepoznavanja iseljenic-
kog problema i neproucene !
neplanirane i~seljenicke politi-
Ike mogu pociniti velike Ste
te DRAW i isljenicima. Jedan
PRIMER: Mi smo povratnici-
ma placali so dinara "a do
lar kada je kilogram krum-
pira kostao do 80 dinara,
skoro diva dolara, a koji je
u mirno doba kostao 1 dinar
kilogram. Tko je tn stetovao?
Najvise - drzava. Domovin-
ska javnost, ukljuciv inteli-
genciju i novinare, (uz rijet-
Ike izuzetke) to su diva medju-
sobno nepoznata .svijeta. U
dnevnoj stampi rijetko kad
naidjes i ma sitnu West o
iseljenicima. (Nije bio vre-
mena - skupstina je traja-
Ia pet sati - pa sam izo-
stavio %spomenuti, da sam u
Mattel" "a svibanj, godine
1852, bio predlozio da Sc u
nedjeljnom broju "Vjesnika"
zavede jedna kolona ia bo-
lie razumjevanje iseljenika",
koju bi uredjivao koji spo-
sobni povratnik koji pozna
iseljenicki problem j, "a sva-
ku garanciju, partijac - TAX
(Nastavak ma 3. strani)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-01
Nasi posietnici
mas ured / darovan
$1,000 Djecjem Domu HBZ

Ovih dana posjetise CLAW
nj ured Zajednice nasi cla-
now Mihovil i Dragica Fad.
kovic IL Port Arthur, Ont,
Canada, clanovi odsjeka 981.
Izrazili SUI zelju da hi vo-
ljeli ostaviti dar "a nasu die
cicu u Djecjem Domu u Des
PLANES, Ill. Glavni blagajnik
brat Krasich je RADIO PRIMO
cd njih svotu cd $1,000, ko-
ju je odmah poslao ma upra-
vitelja D. D. brata Sarica.
Hvala sestri i bratu Zad-
kovich j zelimo i'm sretan po-
vratak rjihovom domu.
F. Vukelich
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-01
Sa godisnje skupstine Malice Ise|jenika
zaurebu

Start mas clan, brat Ivan Lupis-vukic, nadopunjuje IL
~vjestaj zagrebackog Narodnog Lista koji smo d~onijeli u
broju cd 26. svbnja.
Split, 20. srpnja 1854.
Brate urednice:
Nakon dvonjesecne stanke, pred par dana sam PRIMO
diva broja vaSega Zajednicara, maine: cd IL. 26. svibnja.
U broju cd 26. svibnja naisao sam ma prvoj stranici ma cla-
max "Iseljenicki tjedan IL starom kraju - najveta akcija
Matice Iselenka". U tom clanku ste pretiskali ~izvjestaj
zagrebackog "Narodnog Lista" sa godsnje s~kupstine Ma
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-01
IVO Monsignor MATTJACA

hOTCuld
Glavnom uredniku ia ~jednicara"
Mr.. FLIP VUKELIc
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Veleecijenjeni plemeniti gosp. urednice!
Veoma sam bio iznenadjen ganut, kako ia, tako svi
moi Korculani, Vasom neobcnom susretljivoscu paznjom
koju nam posvetiste, pripravno nam ustupivsi dragocieni
prostor Vaseg ~uglednog lista "a APPEL nase crkve IL Korcule.
Moi dundo Nike Lipanovich pisao mi o odlikama Vase
osobe, kako covjeka i domorodca. Sretni smo, sto mas pie
meniti hrvatski rod u dalekom ~svijetu reprezentiraju takovi
ljudi.
Primivsi i odgovara uci broj "Zajednicara" doista vidje-
smo, koilko ste polozli ~vaznosti ovom Apelu i mama Kor-
culanima - te Yam sa strane svju mas stotinu puta srdac-
ma hvala!
vi znate da mi, Vasa braca u Donovini, nemamo "a
sada nikakve m%ogucnosti uzvratiti Yam toIku ljubav ma
terlJalno. No, ne veze mas samo hrvatsko ime XIV. Mi
smo braca u svetoj Vjeri! Moitva konaGno pred Gospodi-
nom wise moze nego Ii saw novac i saw svijet!
Dragi gosp. urednice, svakim damon u svetoi misi spo-
minjem Vas Bozjoj dobroti - Vas sve Vase i Vase djelo-
vanje u javnom zivotu. Mi cemo "a izvjesno vrijeme skupa
sa korculanskim pukom ~odpjevati svecanu sv. misu, mi
sleci moleci Sc ma posebni nacin "a Vase osobno dobro
uspjeh.
Mi Sc nadalje preporucamo Vasoj plemenitosti. vi
mozete zamlslti koika je to nasa radost i smirenje, kada
vidimo da u dalekom svijetu imamo tako dobru bracu do
bra srca. znademo da &c uz njihovu ljubav razumjevanie
biti i mama dobra uspjeha.
MI Vas odano zahvalno pozdravljamo, a ma posebni
nacln' Dr.. Two Matijaca
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-01


konu Sc je svak dobrovoljno
povinjavao pc onoj: Kako
Jakovu, tako svakomu, i ako
iseljenicima nije nj moglo BIZ
tt kao svakomu. Domaci svi-
jet je lakse dolazio do pen
zija, jer je socijalisticka dr.
Java u tom pogledu vrlo pra-
vedna. Ona je nacelno pro-
tivna da itko zivi cd rente -
svak mora zivjeti cd svoga
rada, a u starosti cd pen
zije. Ia to je i nasa socijali-
sticka drzava svakome nudi-
la rad - swim bivsim zako-
nom kvalificiranim kapitali-
stima, da radon zasluze ziv-
ljenje i penziju. Medjutim o.
vom blagodati nisu Sc mogli
koristiti start iseljenici-po-
vratnici- kucevlasnici, jer da
i'm Sc prizna u penziju ma
jamni rad u inostranstvu,
morali SUI u novoj DRAW ra-
dit najmanje pet godina; a
oni mahom bjehu prosli 60
dine zivota do kojih je "a
kon dozvoljavao da Sc mogu
uposliti, odnosno bill su pre-
start "a uposlenje.
Pa je pocetkom owe godine
u Beogradu izasla nova u
redba O stanovima pc kojoj:
a. kucevlasnici ne mogu pro-
davati kuce nj stanove, b. cd
najma svojih kuca ne smiju
imati wise cd 1919; g ukoli-
ko padnu u bijedu prihod cd
najma i'm Sc moe povisiti,
ali ne preko svote koju pri-
maui sada. ia poznam mai
veceg ka-kucevlasni-
ka u Splitu. On cd svojih
kuca ina mjesecni prihod cd
5000 dinara. A "a iole cedno
zivljenje hoce Sc danas mai
mamie 10000 dinara ma mje-
sec. To hi znacilo da bi po-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NOR a | i
zivjeti cd mjesecnog prihoda
cd 2, 3, 4, 5 tisuca dinara,
"a pravo skapavati, a da dr.
Java prakticki uzme njihove
kuce koje, pc danasnjim gra-
djevnim cijenama, vrijede cd
10 do so milijuna dinara. To
hi bila najveca nepravda, a
- nehotec pocinjena cd stra-
ne onih koji SUI Uredbu stva-
rail-, nepoznavajuci pitanje i
okolnosti iselienika-povratni-
ka.
Start i%seljenici : povratnici,
nalazeci Sc uoci ocajnoj situa-
CHI, podigli SUI zalbe ma start
ju vlast, moleci da sc uvazi
njihova osobita sitaucija. Ne
traze privilegija, ali traze
mogucnost zivljenja - iii da
mogu prodavati stanove u
svojim kucama, iii da i'm Sc
"a o~duzimanje prihoda cd
kuca dade odgovarajuca pen
zija.
Poslije ovoga letimic-
nog objasnjenja povratimo Sc
k skupstini Matice Iseljenika
u Zagrebu. Kako rekoh, ia
sam ma tn skupstinu otisao
da ma molbu starih povrat-
nika prikazem njihovo sta
ME.
Nakon izvrsenja dugih for
malnosti, uzeo sam rijec. Po-
zvao sam sc ma svoje dugo
iskustvo ma iseljenickom po-
lju, pod Austrjom i starom
Jugoslavijom. Kazao sam da
ia nista ne posjedujem, ne
govorim zbog sebe, nego bra
&c povratnika i interesa dr.
zave. Izlozio sam opsirnije
nego Ii ovdje stvar starih
povratnika. Kazao sam da j.
seljenicki problem treba ia
ko ~rjesavati da Sc usklade in
teresi iseljenika So interest
ma drzave. Ako toga nema
~nastaje steta, jos VEGA "a dr.
zavu nego Ii "a i~seljenike. Da
ne Dude stete i nezadovolj-
stav treba duboko p%rouciti
iseljenicki problem, stvoriti
plan ma dugi rok, i sistemat-
ski ga sc drzati. Takvop pla.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-01

zagrebackog "Narodnog List
tice koja je bila odrzana rs.
travnja. TAI izvjestaj je
manjkav pa vas molim da mi
ustupite p~rostor da ga nado-
punim, jer ia znam da kao
sto Sc iseljenici 1.-Two zanima-
ju "a start kraj, da sc isto
tako 1.-Two zanimaju "a sve
sto sc u domovini ma njih 3D.
nosi.
U predgovoru pretiskanom
izvjestaju napisali ste: ~
starokrajanskoj stampi veo-
ma rijetko Sc pise o i~seljeni-
Gina pa oval clanak mas je
posve iznenadio. To je
istina, i o tome koju rice
kasnje. Buduc da SUI KIDD mas
novine skupe u poredbi S ced-
MIN penzijama, ia mogu da
drzim samo jedan dnevnik,
zagrebacki ~ k, pa
sam tako izvjestaj Mar. Lista
procitao tex u vasem Zajed-
nicaru.
ia sam licno prisustvovao
spomenutoj Matienoj godis-
Moi skupstini. Cd sve zagre-
backe stampe skupstini je
prisustvovao samo jedan re-
porter, jedan vrlo mladi CO.
week, koji, prema i~zvjestaju
sto ga je napisao "a svoj
list, mora biti vrlo slabo u
queen u iseljenicka pitanja i,
kao i ostali nasi novinari, ma
F.; 10 zainteresiran "a iseljenic-
Ike stvari.
Ma skupstinu sam otisao
uglavnom ma molbu starih
iseljenika-povratnika u Spill
tn, koji SUI Sc povratili u do
movinu nakon prvog SWEET
! skog rata, i sve donesene u
stede ulozili u gradnju kuca,
da cd prihoda osiguraju svo-
jul starost, uzdrzavaju svoje
obitelji i skoluju svoju die
Gu. Oni SUI, samo u Splitu, u
lozili u kuce predratnih $50
m%ilijuna dinara koji SUI pre-
ma ondasnjoj kupovnoj mo-
gucnosti vrijedili ondasnjih
- ne danasnjih - tri mill
juna dolara. Kad bi sc ia SUI
ma isla preracunavati u da-
nasnju kupovnu snagu dina
"a, ulozeni kapital iznio hi
najmanje 1900 milijuna di-
nara. Owl start iseljenici su
"a prvog svjetskog rata mai
obilatije pomagali londonski
Jugoslavenski Odbor u njego-
WI nastojanju "a oslobodje-
ME i ujedinjenje jugoslaven-
skog naroda, i il cistog rodo-
ljublja SUI Sc povratili u start
kraj. Njihovim doprinosom
grad Split Sc uvelike uvecao,
poljepsao i podigao. Danas
hi stambena kriza bila ne
izricivo teza da nema kuca
koje su iseljenici-povratnici
izgradili.
Ne treba da YAM govorim
koliko je Jugoslavija u zad-
MEM ratu postradala. Nakon
svakog rata, u svakoj zem-
III, prva vladina briga je da
sprijeci spekulaciju sa stano-
vima j osigura radnom i siro-
masnom gradskom stanovnis-
tvu jeftine najmove. Tako je
bio i u Jugoslaviji: Zakonom
su bill snizeni najmovi ma po-
lovinu onih cd godine 1889.
Medjutim je skupoca svake
godine rasla. Uzmimo jedan
PRIMER: Najam cd 1000 di-
nara GO dolara) IL godine
1859 do Je snlzen ma 800 di-
nara. o godini 1858. sa 500
dinara moglo Sc kupiti 2 ky
mesa. Diva kilograma mesa
god. 1889. moglo sc kupiti "a
20 dinara. Dvadeset dinara
god. 1889. vrijedilo je 40 CEN
ii. To znaci "a stan cd 20
dolara u god. 1882, primalo
sc u god. 1858. 40 cent?.
Kako SUI iseljenici = kuce-
vlasnici, a i domaci kuce-
vlasnici, mogli zivjeti cd ia
Ia Voo1o~ -~L0
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P|SMO UREDN|KU

Mr.. Philip Vukelch, urednik Zajednicara.
Stovani brate!
Javljam Yam, da je cd nasega piknika ljepi dohodak
dosao u nasu drustvenu blaga jnu, akoprem su bill razni pix
nci istoga dana u okolici bill smo z~acudjeni ma nasem
primitku. Ali "a oval napredak duznost nam donasa, da Sc
zahvalimo Wanna i bratu Brkchu, koji ste ~oglasivali mas
piknik time doprinesi "a nasu ~blagajnu. Jos jednom hva-
la YAM, brace ~urednic, ma sluzbi twill ma mnogo ljeta!
Molimo Vas da ovih par slova dodje u javnost kroz
mas Z~ajednicar. Hvala YAM!
Ia odsjek broj 288, Indiana Harbor, Ind.
Petar Penich, predsjednik;
George Baich, tajnik.
IVO Monsignor MATTJACA
Evening star., 1954-12-22
urom D c. Health Department,
DEATHS.

DEATHS.
Robert Graham, SS. 1o9tWebster st. NV.
Nette Redd. SO, washington.
Thomas Shannon. 80. 4007 Connecticut
Nellie Rucker, 10. washineton.
Annie Berthiaume. 7S, Mclean. Va.
Mcclure Scott. 78. Vienna. Va.
Eva Notthern, rs. Arlington. Va.
Nathan Milobsky. 73. 1917 Tuckerman
Hugh Fegan, rs, washington.
Earl Conkiiin. ~, Ironton. Ohio.
Inssies Irds doese2oilr. ssai 90. $Iss . "
Florence surine. So. 1925 kalmia 90. NV.
Ebert z5s aSss &C. sivsI4 s44l spIs9ss s9s Nd e
STANLEY snEss RadzcSi. 81. Soldiers Home.
Glenn Elliott. 81, Ellis Pennsylvania
Harley is; fa Hssker, 50. 1742 D st. ne.
Enrness Eales Bryan. sss Is. sssS Cathedral ave.
Helen ssldenelan. 4. ..ss2 s42o s,a lssh :t. nv.
Helen Estep. 81; 7oS 9TH st. Sc.
}smss Hamlet MGss 6sSi: 1s2s Emerald st.
Infant Charles Holmes, Manassas. Va.
infant Rosie foyer. 2456 Aiabama ave.
Infant Mantle Bucknsr. 1928 1rvins It.
Infant Casper saunders. l44s Harvard
Infant William Robinson, 1903 8. Capitol
Infant gerkley Davis. 20 Fsnten Ct. NV.
Infant Lottje Nllen. 5000 Windhani I'd.
NV.
Evening star., 1954-12-22

Thomas and sally cayanugh.
william and Mary Clifford.
Joseph and Betty Disney.
William and Mary Duysll III.
Frank and Constance Elliott.
Emerson and Georgia Gardner.
Thomas and 10 Golden.
Irving and Marie Harris.
Charles and Susie Henderson.
Thomas and Twiia Hines, jr.
Charles and Nellie Hohenstein.
Robert and Marjorie johnson.
Ira and Zettie Kits.
Melvin and Susan Lehman.
James and Ruth Malarkey.
Robert and Edith Meurer.
Walter and Josephine McManaway.
Victor and Christine Niemi.
Charles and Kathern OddentnO.
Maurice and Ruth R0senbioom.
Edward and Miriam Herman.
William and Margaret Skinner.
Clifton and Lydia Stfatton, jr.
Richard and Esther Thompson.
Bertram and Lois VOCAL.
Wfimont and Camille Jackson.
Simon and Rosalie Smith.
Ming and Suen Wang.
TWINS.
Don and Barbara Stevens. tr., boys.
Robert and Mary Young. girls.
Evening star., 1954-12-22
Annual Coal Output
Tops Muny Industries

CINCINNATI. - The United
States annual coal production
Of 400 million tons is more than
four times the tonnage produced
by the Nations steel mills.
It Is two or three times that
of food production, and so or rs
times as vast as cotton produc-
ton.
Evening star., 1954-12-22
BOYS.
AAaLL

william and Joan Abbott.
Philip and Lillian Allen.
Carroll and Gees Barnes.
james and Mary Barbour.
Robert and Daisy Birch.
Glen and Amy Brauningef.
Lloyd and Nancy Briscoe.
Robert and Carolyn Brinkman.
Valerius and Ruth Campbell.
Arnold and Christina casson.
Royal and Mary Chalker.
william and katherine Cruzan.
Ris5sIS Rfsnsra AND snS Nancy Nancy peEas pErsno M
John and Aileen Dearie.
Robert and verna Donatellim.
Clarence and Polly Embler.
Carl and Lucille Fattibene.
Ahner and Thora Frank.
James and Alma Gaghan, jr.
James and Lois Graham.
Gerald and Norma Harding.
Richard and Frances Hardte.
William and Barbara Hefierein. Or.
willis and Mary Kennedy.
Robert and Helen LEONARD.
Nathan and Mildred Leider.
John and Mary. Louttit,. jr.
Pemberton and Gertrude Marshall.
Gordon and Betty Moore.
Bernard and Betty Morris.
Natalie and Osyaida Muzzatti.
James and Sonia McHugh, jr.
William and Phyllis Pape.
Russell and Madeleine Pipkin.
Keith and Alice Polhemus.
Matthew and Lillian Protoe.
Darwin and Viola Rygg.
Max and Harriet scheinberg.
Robert and Iva Sebra.
Robert and Mary Segal.
Charles and Ella Shelor.
Maurice and Emma silverman.
Jack and Lois Simpson.
@ James and nd Lorstta soiinser.
Earle and Gloria Thompson.
Deene and Beatrice Thurston,.
AndrsT Anmer an and gsesusline c.u sll1s. Tidwen
Richard and Grayson Van Wrinkle.
Gerald and Dorothy Williams.
ccs.rsss cs.ss.s ana sd hlts MsrZ wZrrR. wiIiaTs r.
Robert and Phyllis Brown.
Fook and Guey Chin.
Willie and Gertrude Garrett.
David and Mary Jane Smith, jr.
GIRLS.
Edward and Evelyn Aikman:
Thomas and Rosemary Blacksheaf.
Joseph and Mary Brandon.
Alex and Mary Camesi.
Wayne and Nell Christian,
Vincent and Faye DelGrosso.
James and Barbara Doherty.
Morton and Phyllis Ehrlich.
Alvin and Marie CARRIER.
Lloyd and Elizabeth Gerber.
Max and Soyaida Gonzales.
John and Dolores Healy.
william and Joan Henry.
John and Elizabeth Hogan.
Joseph and Jeanette Jefferies
Peter and Helen Joubert- Golfers.
Donn and Marianne Kraft.
Tan and Tatmi Lu.
william and Alice Markham.
Lewis and Mildred Miller.
John and Marie Nettleton.
william and Margaret inland.
Louis and Agnes Receveur.
Irving and Sylvia Share.
Robert and Lillian Simons.
Henry and Margaret Stout.
John and Helen Sweeney.
Arthur and Mary Tucker.
Gordon and Margaret Hunter.
Richard and Cleo Jones.
Joseph and Joyce Taylor.
Robert and Temple Wilson.
Charles and Martina Bennett.
David and Helen Boodman.
Jesse and Carolina Bradford.
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Births and Deaths Reported
BIRTHS.

Urom D. c. Health Department,
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-09-08
Tabor City Students
Leaving For School

Tabor City students enrolled in
various schools for the current
semester include: Sam Walden,
Florida State University; Sonny
Sanders, Davidson: Joe Wilson.
Jack Watts, Roger Mills and Dan
Mccormick, u. S. c.: Wayne Leg
gette, Georgia Tech; Jimmy
Thompson, Presbyterian Junior
College; Tommy Rogers, Bill Rog-
ers, r. c. Soles, and Shan Spivey,
Wake Forest; Jean Peay, Sweet
Briar: Dolores Elliott and Penny
Granger, Columbia College; Esta-
lene Mobiles, Faye Spivey, Joan
Strickland, Dwane Stanley, Doris
Spivey, and Jimmy Winstead East
Carolina; Lonnie Willoughby
Mars Hill; Mary 10 Primer, Mar
garet 10 Jernigan and Sarah Will
liams, Meredith; Rochelle Simon
Janell White and Frances Anr
Westmoreland, w. c.; Jimmy Gar
rell, and Jim Rogers, U. N. c.
Jimmy Roy Rogers, Maitland
Smith and Robert Dale Inman
State; Hilda Ward, Baptist Hospi,
tai School of Nursing, Columbia
and Dixie Granger McLeod's In.
Urinary School of Nursing.
Many of the local students have
already reported for their elias:
work while others are leaving the
middle of the month.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-09-08
Winners Named
In Celebration

One of the greatest responses
ever accorded an individual firms
celebration in Tabor City took
place Saturday when c. c. Soles
md Sons climaxed their Saith An
niversary by giving away many
prizes.
Joe Benton of West Lumberton
won the television set. He was thu
ucky holder of ticket No. 255.
Ctaer winners included Mrs. FL
4 Mcpherson of Route l, Chat
oourn who won a washing mach
&c ticket No. 1929: David Fowl
: Of Tabor City, shotgun, No. 43.
.lrS. Carroll Stevens of Tabor City
'.s!e. No. 1889: Mrs. Joyce Buff
n of Green Sea. S. c., pressur,
7oker. No. 2238. Mrs. Il. E. Back
loH of Route 4, Whiteville. &c
'rcam freezer, No. 1896; Mrs. Me
Juffie Soles of Route .. TABOR
=, salt water reel. No. 2lOO: and
her johnson of Route /. Fair
'uff. bed sNrcad with rU'nher
81.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-09-08

the Free Will Baptist Church Sun
day morning and Sunday night.
He is the new pastor for the
church now.
Mrs. Lizzie LawriInpre vas the
Sunday dinner guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jessie Benton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Gilmore
and Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar johnson
both OF Loris spent the week END
with their parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Smith and Mr.. and Mrs.
7. E. Smith and family.
MIR. and Mrs. Floyd Jacobs of
Wilmington spent the weekend
with MIR. and Mrs. Willie Jacobs.
MIR. and Mrs. Dayton Ward and
children of Nakina spent Sunday
afternoon with Mrs. Wards par
ents and relatives Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnnie Pickett and Mr.. and Mrs.
Llston Grice and family.
Miss Velma Ray of Charlotte
spent the weekend with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Ray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Benton made
business trip TO Cherry Grove
Beach Wednesday afternoon.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-09-08
Presbyterian Women
Hold Session

Women of the Tabor City Pres
byterian Church met with Mrs
Ronald Baldwin and Mrs. Roberta
Boyer at the home of tn eformer
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. F. c. Hutcheson gave the
devotional entitled "Paurs Second
Journey" and Mrs. w. O. Jackson
Jr. was in charge of the program
II Saw India"
A sweet course was served by
the hostesses to Mrs. Hutcheson
Mrs. jackson, Mrs. J. c. Bell, Jr.
Mrs. A. o. King. Mrs. ]. A. HUFF
ham, Jr., Mrs. Bryant Graham
Mrs. w. c. Cox. Mrs. ]. P. Brown
Mrs. 0. D. Carroll. Mrs. Claude
Boyd, Mrs. Robert Schlesinger
Miss Caroline Murray and Mis-.
Macel Cox.