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Odsjek 21, Cleveland, Ohio. -
OWN putem Sc pozivlje sveukupno
clanstvo naseg odsjeka ma redovitu
godisnju sjednicu, koja &c Sc odr-
zavati nedjelju II. decembra
1854, totno u 1 sat poslije podne
u dvorani Svetog Nikole, ma Su-
perior E. Seth Street.
Poslije redovite sjednice otpoce-
ii &c godisnja sjednica, ma kojo-
Sc imadu rjesavati mnoga vazna
pitanja "a dobrobit odsjeka bi-
rati noW odbor Ia 1855. godinu
Duznost je da sve clanstvo prisus-
tvuje ovoj vaznoj sjednici, a posli.
je sjednice imati temo "a sve clan.
stvo po nasem obicaju zagrizak
napitak.
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D R j ST Y E N |
VIE 5 n TX
Gnijezda | Odsjeka

vol sjednici, izuzev bolesnih cla-
nova, spada pod globu pc nasim
drustvenim pravilima. Docim oni
clanovi koji budu prisustvovali
sjednici biti &c pocasteni sa ma
pitkom nakon sjednice.
Ujedno Sc opominju oni clanovi,
koji su zaostali otraga sa uplata-
ma svojih pristojbi, da svoj dug
podmire cim prize i time olaksaju
posao odboru.
John Bozi6, tajnik
Odsjek 18, Joliet, Ill. - Ovime
Sc poziva sveukupno clanstvo ma.
Seq odsjeka, da prisustvuje redo
vitoj g'odisnjoj sjednici, koje &c
Sc odrzavati nedjelju IL. decem.
bra 0. g., u Hrvatskoj Skolsko,
Dvorani ma North Broadway, l
1:3o poslije podne.
Braco sestre, dodjite svi ns
ovu vaznu sjednicu, jer cemo pc
nasem obitaju tim svrsimo redo
vitu odmah otvoriti godisnju sled
nicu, ma kojoj cemo stvarati Ia
kljutke birati novu upravu zs
godinu 1855.
Isto Sc umoljavaju svi nasi cla
novi clanice, a osobito oni, koj
su zaostali sa svojim clanskin
uplatama, da svoju dugovinu pod
mire iii ma ovoj sjednici, Ill dt
konca ovoga mjeseca, tako da mo-
zemo ciste knjige predati novon
odboru. Tajnik Sc TUT, da imade
mo mnogo clanova koji duguju vi
Sc cd tri mjeseca. Owl bi Sc ire
bali postarati svoj dug cim prij.
platiti.
clanstvo Je zakljucilo ma pro
sloj sjednici, da sc odbor pobrint
i pripremi dobar zagrizak napi
TAX po svrsetku sjednice "a svt
prisutne clanove. Stoga svi ns
sjednicu u nedjelju, II. decembra
Anton Nance, perov
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A. j. Tomac, perovodja

Odsjek 80, Chicago, Ill. - Owl
me Sc pozivlje sve clanice naseg
odsjeka ma redovitu godisnju
sjednicu, koja &c Sc odrzavati u ne
djelju II. decembra o. e., u l sat
poslije podne, to je malo ranije ne
60 obicno.
Odmah cim svrsimo redovitu po-
ceti cemo godisnjom sjednicom
ma kojoj imamo mnogo stvari "a
rijesiti, kao poprimati pravilnils
| biranje odbora "a iducu 1855. 60
dinu.
Kad svrsimo poslove nasim
sjednicama, onda cemo imati mali
party skupa nasom djecom IL
gnijezda Pomlatka, pax bi svaka
sestra trebala doci ma ovu sjednicu
i party, da Sc ma istom malo pro-
veselimo.
X. Plovanit, predsjednica
X. Skoc, perovodiica.
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Milan M. Petrak, predsjednik
John s. Burit, tajnik

Odsjek 40, Chicago, Ill. --- OWN
dopisom pozivljemo clanstvo naseg
odsjeka ma budutu redovitu | 60
disnju sjednicu u nedjelju, 10. de-
cembra o. g., u 2 sata poslije po-
dine, u Drustvenu Dvoranu ma
1908 So. Racine Avenue.
Odmah cim svrsimo poslove re-
dovite sjednice poceti cemo sa 60
disnjom sjednicom, ma kojoj temo
poprimati pravilnik / stvarati do
bre zakljucke "a mas odsjek l HBZ.,
potom preci ma Hbor move upra-
We, koja &c po tom pravilniku ra-
diti idute 1855. godine. Stoga je
duznost sviju nasih clanova, da do
dju ma ovu sjednicu da ucestvuju
u raspravi "a sto bolji godisnji
pravilnik da izaberu odsjecnu u
pravu po svojoj wolff zelji, odno-
sno one koji &c znati raditi "a do
brobit odsjeka zajednice.
Isto Sc umoljavaju clanovi, da
svoje zaostale pristojbe potplate
Gin prize, tako da Sc novom od-
boru mogu predati cisti racuni.
Nakon svrsenih sjednica slijedi "a
grizak sa picem.
Charles Novosel, predsj.
Milo VuGkOvit, perovodia.
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skom Domu ma 1903 SO. Racine
Avenue.
Redovita sjednica &c poceti toe
no u 8 sati u jutro, a poslije re-
dovite prelazimo ma godisnju sjed-
nicu, gdje &c Sc stvarati novi "a
kljucci birati nova uprava, koja
&c predvoditi odsjek "a godinu
1865. -.-,.
Bratski vam pozdrav,
Chas, Mayrfnac, peroy.
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Odsjek 2S4, Trinidad, Colo, -
Umoljaca Sc sveulupno clanstyo
naseg odsjeka,s da prisustYujes doj-
ducoj redovitoj godisnjoj sjedni-
ci nedjelju, 10. decembrar 0. g.,
u isto vrijeme ma istom mjestu
kao do sada. ,.- .s., ~
Posto vam .ie svima poznato, ada
ma ovoj sjednici stvaraju Sc vazri
zakljucci, kao izbor uprave, po-
primanje pravilnika "a poslovanje
u dojducoj godini, daju Sc rama
izvjes6a it'd. Stega bi bilo pozelj-
no da dodjete sto vetem broju,
ne samo stariji, vec / mladji nasi
clanovi, pa Sc malo wise upoznaju
nasim odsjecnim radon organiza-
cijom kojoj pripadaju, te da SUI
djeluju u izboru odsjecne uprave
"a godinu 1855. II, tA.-.z s,s.
Nakon svrsenih poslova, biti eete
pocaseeni napitkom, po obitaju 1
navadi staroj. f .s .s.sr
Ivka MilcSevi6, tajnica.
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Odsjek 1875, Campbell. Ohio. -
Ovime Sc obavjestuje cjelokupno
clanstvo stavlja Sc svima do zna-
| MIA, da &c Sc nasa redovita sjed-
MICA "a mjesec prosinac odrzati
owe dolazece nedjelje to jest ma II.
prosinca u 2 sata poslije podne.
Umoljavaju sc braca / sestre,
koji jos nijesu posvema uplatili
svoju clanarinu, da to ucine ma
ovoj sjednici tako, da Sc stara du-
govina ne vuce novu godinu. Ma
kon sto ova redovita sjednica bude
svrsena, mi cemo odmah nastaviti
sa godisnjom sjednicom, ma kojoj
temo raspravljati stvari "a bolji-
tax odsjeka HBz.. "a buducu 60
dinu, a nakon toga temo izabrati
novi odbor, koji &c rukovoditi od-
sjecnim poslovima kroz godinu
1855.
Morati cemo Sc porazgovoriti
o povisici uplata u odsjecnu bla-
gajnu, pa toga radi potrebno je
da svi clanovi budu prisutni da
svojim glasom odluce, sto cemo G
tome poduzeti. Ako Sc dogodi, da
Sc uplate odsjecnu blagajnu po-
wise bez vasega glasa onda krivite
sebe druge, koji nijesu dosli ma
j godisnju sjednicu, jer nakon Ste
godisnja sjednica jednom nesto
zakljuci, onda je to tesko ma redo.
vitoj sjednici ponistiti. ,
Toga radi svi ma ovu godisnju
sjednicu, jer cim mas wise bude
zakljucci &c biti bolji vredniji
a moti temo takodjer izabrati
bolji odbor. Dakle svi ma sjednicu
a dok Sc ma sjednici .vidimo, bratski
vas pozdravlja, -....
Milan SrrfiS to iuilr
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kljucci birati nova uprava, koja
&c predvoditi odsjek "a godinu
1865. ..-.,.
Bratski vam pozdrav,
Chas. Mavrinac, perov.
Odsjek 210, Chisholm, Mimi. -
Godisnja sjednica ovog odsjeka o.
drzavati &c Sc nedjelju, IL. de-
cembra, u Slovenskom Narodnom
Domu. Pocetak sjednice u sata
poslije podne. Ma ovoj sjednici
stvarati &c Sc vazni zakljutci "a
|, vodjenje nasih poslova u godini
1855. i obaviti izbor drustvenog
/, odbora "a tu godinu. Nakon sled
nice, imati cemo malu zabavu
clanovi &c biti posluzeni sa "re-
freshments" to clanovi odsjeka
gnijezda. Pozivlju Sc svi clanovi
da ma ovu sjednicu dodju!
Mary Ognanovich, tajnica.
Odsjek 228, Lyons, Illinois. -
Pozivlje Sc clanstvo naseg odsjeka
ma redovitu godisnju sjednicu
koja &c Sc odrzati nedielju H.
decembra 1854, u dvorani Mike
Grahovac, 4445 Lawndale Ave.
Sjednica &c poceti tocno u 2
sata poslije podne. Nakon svrse-
ne redovite sjednice odmah temo
otpoceti sa nasom godisnjom SIZED
nicom, ma kojoj imademo vrlo vaz-
nih stvari da rijesimo "a mas bu-
duci rad "a godinu 1855, uz ostalo
biranje uprave "a buducu godinu
Sjednica &c poceti tocno u 2 sa-
ia poslije podne. Nakon svrsene
redovite sjednice odmah cemo Of
poceti. sa nasom godisnjom. sled
nicom, ma kojoj imademo vrlo vaz-
nih stvari da rjesimo "a mas bu-
duel rad "a godinu 1855. uz osta-
10 biranje uprave "a buducu godi-
nu.
Molim vas brace sestre, ma.
stojte da dodjete tako da lakse
rijesimo nase drustvene poslove.
Poslije sjednice biti &c dobra ve-
cera plea "a svih, a sta je mai
glavnije pripravljeno je po nasim
odsjecnim sestrama.
Uz bratski pozdrav,
Charles BIazina. tainik
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Odsjek 166, Washington, Pa. -
Ovime sc pozivlje clanstvo naseg
odsjeka ma redovitu godisnju
sjednicu, koje &c Sc odrzavati u ne
djelju, IL. decembra owe godine,
u stanu brata Petrusita, ugao
Washington i Griffith Streets. Po-
cetak tocno u sata poslije podne.
Nakon obavimo poslove redovite,
biti &c otvorena godisnja sjednica
ma kojoj cemo obaviti izbor drus-
tvenog odbora "a vodjenje nasih
poslova u godini 1855. Dodjite svi
ma ovu sjednicu!
Dragutin Petrusit, perovodja.
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Gu u nedjelju, IL. decembra, 2
po podne, u Javor Dvoranu, s22
No. Canal ST., N. S. Pgh., Pa.
. Prema zakljucku sjednice u no.
vembru, nakon sto svrsimo sa po-
slovima redovite sjednice proslije-
diti cemo sa godisnjom sjednicom,
ma kojoj &c biti usvojeni svi po-
trebiti zakljucci "a nase poslovanje
u idutoj godini 1855. Takodjer &c
Sc ma toj sjednici birati odbor "a
iducu godinu.
PozelJno je, da sto veci broj cla-
nova, napose naseg mladjeg clan
stva, uzme udjela koliko u raspra-
wanna, toliko u zakljuccima ovih
sjednica j onda u samim izborima
odbora, jer tome ovisi mas bu-
duct rad "a odsjek organizaciju.
Nakon budu obje sjednice "a
kljucene, proslijediti temo, po ma
Sem mnogo-godisnjem obicaju, sa
zajednickom clanskom vecerom, "a
koju odbor cini sve potrebite pri-
preme.
Braco sestre, IL gore navedenih
razloga, ne propustite doci ma Sled
nice veceru IL. decembra, pax
nastojte upozoriti i bracu ses-
ire, sa kojima dodjete u saobra-
taj prijeFsjednice, ma jedno dru-
go. sto wise mas bude, to uspjes-
niji biti &c mas rad ma sjednicama
i to ugodniji mas sastanak ma "a.
jednickoj veceri. - Ia odsjek 81
HBz.,
Milan NJ. Petrak, predsjednik
John s Rurif tainik
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Nick Hranilovit, tajnik
Odsjek 25, McKeesport, Pa.

Odsjek 25, McKeesport, Pa. -
Divine Sc daje do znanja sveukup-
nom clanstvu naseg odsjeka, da &c
Sc nasa iduta sjednica odrzati u
nedjelju II. decembra o. e., ista
&c prema zakljucku prosIe sjedni-
ce poceti tocno sat poslije po-
dine, dvorani ma 536 Ringgold
Street. &C..
Nakon Sc svrsi redovita sjednica
nastavlja Sc odmah sa izvanred-
nom sjednicom ma kojoj &c Sc bi-
rati odbor "a godinu 1855. zato
brace sestre, treba da je svaki
Clan prisutan. Onaj koji ne dodje
biti &c globljen sa SOC, i to ma te-
melju tocke 479 nasih pravila. Is
prika je samo rad bolest.
Toliko vam do znanja, uz brat
ski pozdrav,
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samo nominacija, izbor &c Sc pro-,
vesti u nedjelju 10. decembra, koji'
&c trajati cd 2 sata do 6 sati po-
slije podne, isto nasem Hrvat-
skom Domu. U izbore, &c moci, lei
same oni clanovi, koji te biti no.
nnEirani ma sjednici II decembras
Mole Sc svi clanovi, da plate svo-r
je pristojbe prize, "a vrijeme iii
po svrsetku owe sjednlce "a ovu
godinu, tako da mozemo rase knti-
ge urediti i bez dugot'ne zapoteti
novu 1865. godinu.l : ~
Mark P. NikolIch, tajntk.
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Odsjek 278, Summit iii. = Po-
zivlje Sc sve clanove naseg odste-
ka ma redovitu godisnju sjednicu,
koja &c Sc odrzavati u ponedjeljak
13. decembra 1854, u Z satf ma.
vecer. ''ia *
Najprije &c biti redovita, a od-'
nah zatim godisnja sjednica, ma
kojoj &c Sc birati novi odbor "a;
godinu 1855, te stvarati drugi Ia
kljucci "a dobrobit naseg odsjeka
HBZ. s..t. ..,.
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"ZAJEDNICAR"

One clanice, koje su zaostale sa
uplatom pristojbi, umoljavaju sc
da svoj zaostatak podmire do svr.
setka owe godine, tako da nam
bude lakse urediti drustvene racu.
ne i zakljuciti knjige. Do vidjenja
ma sjednici / ma - Bo2itnoj "par-
ty"!
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ley and son Rev Otis Riley, was
there on his way to Duke Uni
verslty II Durham, N c. Also,
Rev j. s King, Mrs King, and
son, and daughter were supper
guests Of the Franklins on fourth
Sunday evening
Rev S. King was taken
i'll Sunday morning ana could
not preach at Beulah NJ. E.
Church at the usual hour w
hope he may soon be well and out
again
Mrs Helen Dliskill, Mrs Tho
mas DIlkill Hazel Nelson. Sam
Nelson Lyle Waddell c, E.
Franklin. Mr. and Mrs Clyde
Thackston and children Mr.. and
Mrs. d w MacAfee. Of Norfolk
we're recent visitors to Mr. and
Mrs. " S Bagby
Mr. and Mrs. d. w MacAfee
and little daughter Donna spent
asst week with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. ViYal Bagby They took
hem to see THEN SON Lynwood
who is SICK ia the hospital and on
,heir way back stopped To see pa
nd Bagby and family in Rich
nond
Mrs. L. I. Bagby and children
are visiting MIS- Allen Young in
Richmond
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MIR. and Mrs. Asa Smith were
dinner guests Of Nh and Mrs
3. G Bass, Sunday.
Mrs William orders and baby
and Mrs Arthur Stevens and
baby spent Tuesday with Mr. and
Mrs. f T Bondurant
Visitors Of Mi ana Mrs. Claud
Weaver during the week end were
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Jenkins
and MI and Mrs Pete Hamlet,
Of Richmond Mr. and MIS- S. L.
Enge Of Franklin. and Mr. and
Mrs Robert Buchanan of Black
stone.
Mr. and MIS- R. 3 Walthan
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Osborn III Farmville Frank
Wootten Osborn spent Sunday
with Wilson and Charles Druen.
Miss Rosa Simpson and Mrs.
Alberta ScruggS nave returned
home after spending The month
Of September with their brother
and slster-in-laW. Mr.. and Mrs
c M Simpson. In Roanoke
Mrs A H. Johnson and Miss
Hilda Johnson. Of Richmond. and
Miss Betty Sims. OF Lynchburg.
visited Mr. and Mrs. F. B Sims.
Fklday
CLYDE Bradshaw of Norfolk
spent Friday night and Saturday
with his mother Mrs. H /. Brad
haW.
Mr. and Mrs. James NJ. Turner
% NorloIk, and Mr ana Mrs
Harry Jones. Or Chester. visited
Mr. and Mrs. II. b. Pierce. sun
day Mr. and Mrs r 0 Bond
urant and Tommy we're dinner
guests Of Mr. and MIS-. Pierce
Sunday evening
Miss Lena McNutt Of Farmyille
is visiting Mr and MRS w S.
Weaver
MI and Mrs IA. A. Ayres and
children Of Falls Church, were
week end guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
4. q Walton
MI and MRS Thomas Layne
spent the week end WITH friends
in Richmond
Miss Nancy Layne and Tommy
visited thcil grandmother Mis-.
Nj NJ. Layne HI Farmyina
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turned home from Southside
Hospital. Farmville, and is con-
Valescing nicely
A number Of our people at
tended preaching services at Me
herrin Methodist Church Sunday
morning he Rev. Salman gave
Us wonderful message
Miss Gladys Robertson Of Rich
mond. was a week end guests Of
hey parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will
lie Robertson
Miss Catherine Scott has ac-
cePted a position With the Grad
dock Terry Shoe Co. in Victoria
MIR and Mrs Bernard Faris
and little son, Of Richmond spent
some time here recently with her
parents
Revival services will be held at
the Meherin Methodist Church
beginning Sunday, Oct 10 at AS
b. m. and VIII continue through
the week The Rev Lester Sal
mon will be the speaker Every
body is cordially invited to attend
these services.
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Recent visitors to Mr.. and Mrs.
c. E. Franklin were Mr. and Mrs.
Maulah and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. c U Tharpe, of Charlotte
c. H.. Nh and Mrs Luther Cole
man, OF Lynchburg Mrs. Robe
Hill and son Lawrence. of King
William, Mrs. Bessie, Briseneine
and daughter, Charlotte Ann. Of
Prospect, Mr. and Mrs. l.. J. Ri
ley; Mrs Clyde Jordon and chill
dren, Of Rustburg, also Mrs. Ri
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ROUTE /

Mrs. Jack owen had the mis-
fortune of losing a barn Of nice
-obacco several week ago by fire.
But for the prompt assistance Of
he Victoria Fire Department. the
nome and number of other
building would have been burn
ed.
Mrs. Clara Belne who spent
reVeral weeks with her sister
MIS-. Paul Ziegler. has returned
. her home M New Jersey
Mr. and Mrs Allen Pulley and
daughter Gladys. OF Richmond.
were week end guests Of relatives
IN this section.
The Rev and MIS- Paul Hess
have returned To their -home in
Tennessee after having spent sew
aral months here with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Atkins
Samuel Jones, OF san Fran
isco, Cal, spent the past TWO
weeks with his daughter, Mrs.
Jones Crenshaw and Mrs. Cren-
shaw's grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
J VI Bazemore
The Rev and Mrs Lester SAL
man were luncheon guests in the
home Of Mi and Mrs j w.
Pulley Sunday
MI and Mrs While GRIFFIN,
Mr. and MIS- Jessie Griffin and
Mrs Juanita Baker OF Lynch
burg We're guests Of Mr. and
Mrs j w Bazemore last sun
day
MI and Mrs George Nj. Smith
visited relatives III Richmond
last week and attended the State
Fair
Mi and Mrs. william Kivett,
Of New Jersey. are spending sew
eral week here with Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Zieeler
Mr. and Mis- John Bubb were
IN Richmond recently.
MI and Mrs Ernie Atkins and
daughter Jim Harshman and
Bobby Atkins were among those
from this community attending
the State Fair last week
Nh and Mrs Herman Holne.
and family. of ~Fom Oaks, N c..
were week END guests Of her par
ents, Nj and Mrs J w Baze-
more.
The Rev. and Mrs. Coy Crome
and boys, Of Richmond, we're dim
ner guests of Mr. ad MIS- Earl
v. Atkins last Tuesday
Nh and Mrs q l. Han and
Miss Aloina Valencourt, Of Rich
mond we're recent guests Of
their parents. Mr. and Mrs w
VI. Valencourt.
MI and Mrs Frank Conner of
Meherrln were visitors in this
community Sunday afternoon
Mr. ana MIS- Charles Arvin
and little daughter Of Meherrin.
were visiting relatives here re-
Gently
The friends of Theodore Fow-
TX IS VIII be glad That he has re-
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Mr. and Mrs. George Howard.
OF Long Island. N Y. and Mrs.
James Anderson. of Brookneal.
were recent visitors to Mr.. and
Mrs. j G. Anderson. Misses Eva
and Iva Shelton, spent the past
two weeks in Richmond, with
their kinfolks there.
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Howard Shorter.
Mrs Edward Payne and chill
dren, Jimmy and Susan, spent
the week end with MI, and Mrs.
j. L. Greene in Washington, D. c.
Mrs Jim Payne returned home
With them.
Mfrs Betty Gibson remains
i'll at her home here Mr. and
Mrs. Nolan Gibson, of Washing
ton, D G., visited her recently.
Mrs. BERTHE Cobb entertained
SATURDAY evening with a shower
honoring Mrs. Charles Tucker
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-08
Darlington Hsts.

NJ. and Mrs. Guthrie Maloney
and children, Fran and Judith,
and Mrs. Jim Coleman and chill
dren, Jimmy, Kathy, and Ann
all Of Richmond we're the week
end guests Of Mr. and Mrs. H. L
Shorter.
Billy Shorter Of the University.
Of Richmond spent the week end
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-08
MeIlerriin

Leonard Lewis, Miss Kate and
Dell Lewis, and Miss Joyce Wood
We're visitors Ii Oxford N 3.
Thursday Miss Wood WAS week
end guests Of Miss Kate Lewis
the following week end
Evening star., 1954-06-06

TODAY-just 10 years to
L. the day that the Amer
ican forces fought their way
onto the Normandy beach
head-a 5-ton piece of WASH
ington-made art work is ready
to be hoiSted into place in the
Memorial Chapel Of st. James
Cemetery in France, where
4,410 Of our dead are buried.
The art work consists Of two
huge mosaic concrete maps
which, by means of colored
concreteS, burned ceramics,
bronze and aluminium. depict
the movements Of the Allied
armies from the time they
gained a foothold in France
until the end Of World War II.
The larger of the two is
8 by 20 feet and weighs 8
tons. It pictures the entire
European war theater and
shows the movements of the
armies, both Allied and en-
emy. The smaller map, 8 by
IA feet, is an enlargement of
the area around the st. James
section which, for the most
part, was the battle-ground
where those who are buried
there gave their lives.
In vivid blue, red, browns,
different shades of white, and
green, the maps are 3 inches
thick. The lettering is bronze
imbedded in the concrete.
Bronze shields identify the
various military divisions.
Aluminium airplanes, cast
In exact silhouette of the
planes involved, likewise are
imbedded in the maps at the
spots where their bombs dealt
their crushing blows upon the
Evening star., 1954-06-06

Nazis. The number of minia-
ture planes tells the number
of air groups that took part.
Aluminium ships, also cast
in the silhouettes Of the types
used to bring men, supplies
and ammunition to the fight
ing forces, are imbedded in
the blue stone that indicates
the water across which our
forces struggled on that
tumultuous day a decade ago.
Perhaps a most striking
appreciation of the mosaicS,
in addition to their bright
colorS and painstaking detail,
is the amount Of work and
various skillS required to
reach the end result.
First, they called for tedious
research on the various units
involved and their positions
on the terrain. No small job
was obtaining the names and
correct spelling of each man
who died in the st. James
area. Eventually, each name
will be etched into the chapel
walls.
Made under the direction of
the American Battle Monu-
ments Commission, the re-
search actually started four
years ago.
Two years ago, Edward
Shenton of West Chester, Pa,
a graying artist of middle
years with extensive expert
ence in preparing decorative
maps for historical books, be-
gan the drawings. A unique
feature of the 8x14-foot map
Is that, although it Is In scale
and the terrain Is shown In
Kodiak mirror., 1954-04-03
FOR SALE = Viking Trans-

FOR SALE = Viking Trans hitter, complete set of tubes including 4D32 and spare 82SB. AnG. Relay, Viking VFO. Price $274. Hallicraf- ter SIX 43 receiver. plastic impregnated eondensers throughout. and matching speaker. Price .$;19. Com bination offer $349 com plete. General Electric 3 inch oscilloscope model GRO 3A, like new. Price $39 Phone 3652 and ask for Bob Palmer.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-04-03
CARD OF THANKS

We gratefully acknowledge the sympathy extended us by all our friends for the nice cards and flowers during our recent bereavement. t MT. and Mrs. John L* Larsen
 and family
 Afognak, Alaska The PTA will hold its regu- lar meeting next Thursday April 8, at 8 pm at the High School. There will be election of officers and all members are urgently asked to attend.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-04-03
FOR KENT Furnished ? bedroom house. Phone 2cSS

REWARD $l50 for apart
 ment or house to rent. Have
 one child q months). Phone
 Ronald Stout, 0-619 during
 working hours. the person who cut! my 3 phase SHIP Electric
 Motor please come back and, get the fuse box so l canlj catch you. Al Miller. 1
Kodiak mirror., 1954-04-03

BAPTIST Mission Rummage
 Sale. Saturdays l to 500 pm
Kodiak mirror., 1954-04-03

FOR SALE Flour sacks $l.75 a dozen. LaLande's Bakery.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-02-04

Clothes make the man, and
the lack Of them makes a
woman.
The only rose without thorns
is friendship.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-02-04
"SCHOOL DAZE"

Gone are the days of the
country school
With masters strict and stern,
Who spent much time and
effort
To teach me how to learn.
The very fundamentals, ''The
bedrock" - if you please,
Was builded very carefully
From AS to BIS to rs.
Thru rain and snow l trudged
to school
No buses carried me there
A syrup pail by dinner held,
That was no scrumptious fare
Some sausage cold and greasy,
Or molaSses-soaked bread
stiff,
A piece of ham or hard boiled
eggs
Twas something to eat. No
diff.
No thought OF menus balanced
Like modern schools require
Where everything is cozy and
warm
And served right off the fire.
I'm out of date as you can see
Worse than an old balloon.
The only thing that is wrong
with me
Il was forty years too soon,
w. c. Garrett,
Summerfield, Ohio