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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-08

pa 90 20. SeptemDra rreDa
da svaki brat i svaka sestra
zasuce rukave, da ucini sto
wise mole kako bi najdostoj-
nije proslavili owl veliku ju-
bilarnu Slavu Hrvatske Brat
ske Zajednice.
Vas odbor, sestre i brace,
odsjeka 514, do sada Sc vet
pobrinio "a mnoge stvari u
ovoj pripremi, ali made ra-
da gdje vas odbor ne mole
dostici, a tn dolazite vi, Sc
sire i brace.
u prvom redu govorite !
agitirajte kod kuce, kod pri-
jatelja i kod brace i sestara
ostalih slavenskih drustava,
da i oni dodju i da $ mama
zajedno odaju pocast nasoj
Zajednici.
Pored lijepog programa,
dolazi / lijepi film u bojama
"Ovo je vasa Hrvatska Brat
ska Zajednica", koji &c film
prikazati brat Anthony Braj-
die, cinovnik u glavnom ure-
du Zajednice. Govorit &c i ma
su Zajednicu pozdraviti brat
Martin Krasic, mas 81. bla-
gajnik. Pozega Orkestra O.
tvorit &c program i svirati
"a. pies i zabavu.
Priredjumo Sc "a lijepi
banket, a tn dolazite u po-
moo vi, drage sestre, bez va
lie pomoci nema uspjeha. Ma
pose apeliramo ma naSe MIA
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-08

svjetli PRIMER svima mama.
Primili smo jos ID noble
MICA il raznih predjela Ame-
rike i Kanade i zelimo Gesti-
tati njihovim predlagacima.
IL gnijezda broj 189 u Re-
public, Pa, upraviteljica Sc
stra Mary Depcrymski Sale
nam jednog novog clana.
Gnijezdo bro. ATT, Chicago,
ILL.,, sd upraviteljicom sestrom
Bessie Dundich, takodjer sa-
lie jednu molbenicu. Tako-
djer IL Chicago i odsjeka
broj 440, brat Frank Ivelic
poslao je dovoljno molbenica
"a 10 point. JOS jednom Sc
javlja Chicago, ovog puta
kroz osobu jos jednog dugo-
godisnjeg graditelja Zajedni-
&c, brata Vincenta Biskupica,
koji nam Sale Is point.
Brat Biskupic Sc je TEX ne
davno povratio sa p~osjete u
start kraj i izgleda, da &c tri
graditelja u Sjedinjenim Dr.
zavama, koji SUI pred MIN,
morati Sc pozuriti i potraziti
jos novih molitelja "a clam
stvo, da Sc uzdrze ma svoiem
mjestu medju graditeljima.
Bio nam je osobito drago
primiti tri molbenice sa Is
point cd sestre Helen Chop,
upraviteljice gnijezda broj 1
u Kansas City. Drago nam
je, da gnijezdo, koje stoji ma
pocasnom mjestu sa brojem
jedan medju gnijezdima Po-
mlatka, uzima aktivnog uces-
ca u ovogodisnjoj kampanji.
Ma prvom mjestu ma pocas-
moi listi graditelja stoji brat
George Balich, tajnik odsje-
ka BOZ 288 u Indiana Harbor,
Indiana, i izgleda, da mamie
rava ostati ma tom prvom
mjestu. Broj njegovih pointi
koncem kolovoza cd 500 po-
vecan je sa daljnih II point.
Nasi kanadski ~graditelji j.
sto tako marljivo rade. Brat
Joseph Stanovich, upravitelj
gnijezda broj 397 u Hamil-
tonu, Ont, svrsio je mjesec
kolovoz sa 454 point, ma dru-
gom mjestu u Kanadi. Danas
q. rujna) poslao nam je jos
80 pointa, sto ga stavlja bill
zu prvog mjesta medju swim
graditeljima. Brat Juraj Boil
kovac, tajnik odsjeka br. $50
il Schumacher, Ont, poslao
nam je tri molbenice sa 30
pointa i time je broj njegovih
point koncem kolovoza cd
202 point poskocio ma 234.
OWN nepokolebivim gradi-
teljima nasa iskrena hvala i
pohvala. Svima ostalima, koji
SUI upisali pa i jednog novog
clana, i koji &c to uciniti u
buduce
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-08
CANTON, O.. U PR|PREMI D0ST0JNE
PR0SLAvE b0.G0DISNJICE zAJEDNICE

Proslava ce Sc odrzati ma 26. septembra
Canton, Ohio = Kad smo ono jos mjeseca januara "a
kjueili odrzati proslaviti 60-godisnjicu nase Hrv. Bratske
~zajednice, mnogima je izgedalo smjesno - pa gdje je jos
to - jos ina devet mjeseci do toga vremena.
Dok ovo pisemo do dana proslave made tex nesto pre-
ko mjesec dana, sto znaci da je vrijeme n~eopazeno pro-
hujalo, a mi smo ma pragu proslave, a ovo znaci da cd sada
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-08

nije sirotiste). Bratski YAM
pozdrav. - Nikola Dizdar,
Akron II, Ohio.
Etc tako Sc sjecaju nasi
clanovi HBZ i djece u Die
Glenn Domu, pa kada je Ia
ko, a tako jest, onda Sc ne
mojmo bojati "a uspjeh H.
B. 2. i Djecjeg Donna medju
mama. Hvala bratu Dizdaru
j svetarima, kao i svima ko-
il su Sc toga dana nasli ma
okupu. zivjeli!
Nedavno Sc je nasao ma
posjeti kod svoje sestre u
Wisconsin, brat j. Barberic,
te Sc je svratio u Djecji Dom
da / to vidi, jer je on IL
Johnstowna IL odsjeka br. 5,
odakle je i mas Palian, pax
Barberic, njegova sestra Bar
bara Tran i njezin sin i sna-
sa J. Tiran, darovase Nth
troje djeci svotu cd $500,
sedamdeset i pet dolara, jer
su sc divili i veselili novom
uredjaju u zgradama i ma
cinu nasega rada. Sestra IL
ran je osobito vesela bila, da
je njezin brat ma posjeti Moi
Il, mogao da vidi u isto vrije-
me i Djecji Dom. Njezin sin,
koji je ina6e izvrstan trgo-
vac, te njegova supruga, ne
tijakinja pokojnog Vinka W.
ka ,naseg bivseg blagajnika,
osobito SUI bill veseli j zado-
voljni, tie su oni i brat Pus-
karic ostavili i djecu u ljeto-
valistu ovdje.
Brat Barberic svaki kutic
pogledao i bio je vrlo zado-
voljan, jer je QUO, ali vidio
nije Djecji Dom prize. Dakle,
oni su p~osjetili i darovali
djecu sa lijepim darom, ma
csnu i'm najljepsa hvala. Tai
III dan brat i sestra Puska-
III ID darovali novu Singer
maSinu, a o tome smo rekli
prize u jednom broju Zajed-
nicara. Hvala i'm svima!
Brat Scribe, preko odsjeka
broj 351, opet Sc javlja. On
je redoviti i 0 MENU sc sa-
da nema wise sto reti, jer je
on uvjek ma pragu Djecjeg
Donna. On jos nije propustio
jedan mjesec, a da Sc nije
sjetio Djecjeg Donna Hrvat-
ske Bratske Zajednice.
Brat Mako Cerija javlja
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-08
Brat | sestra, Joe
Carolina KataIiniC
lcOuver, Is. c., Can.

Vancouver, B. c., Can. -
Odsjek 787 "Hrvatska Sloga"
javlja veselu West prijatelji-
ma i clanstvu HBZ., da je
povecao svoje redove S diva
Jim mladim clanovima, Joe i
Carolina katalinic, CHE slike
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-08
Joseph A. cipeit
Mas mIadi dokfor

Library, Pa. - Bio je vre-
mena, narcotic onda kad smo
mi stariji dolazili IL stare do
movine pred dugo godina, da
nismo imali nash ljudi ma bo-
linn polozajima u ovoj zemlji.
Sada lie pax stvar sasma dru-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-08

ovdje donosimo, da i'll clano-
vi i prijatelji vide i bolje u
p%oznaju.
Owl brat i sestra SUI cla-
now Pomlatka cd rodjenja,
a sada dolaze u mas odsjek
i osjeguravaju Sc ma vece
certificate i to ma 20 godina
uplacivanja.
Joe je rodjen %. januara
1885, a Carolina Is. oktobra
1886. u Film Flon. Manitoba,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-08

4 oAAhhoSna tP'Sebiio N|c. wv
mjesecni cjelokupni broj cd
81, povisuje broj novoga
clanstva u ovoj kampanji do
sada ma 1915. Ovo je daleko
cd naseg eliza cd 5000 no.
viii clanova do konca godine.
Preostaje nam jos samo tri
mjeseca kampanje, a vrijeme
obicno i prebrzo uzmakne,
kad imamo mnogo toga "a
ciniti.
: Ali nemojmo gubiti previse
vremena gledajuci unatrag.
Nasa Zajednica je uvijek
znala krociti napred i pod
najnepovoljnijim prilikama, a
duh njezinih vjernih gradi-
telja estate i nadalje neustra-
siv, odlucan j ustrajan. Pros
lost je prosla i ona treba da
nam sluzi samo kao poticai
"a veci rad u buduce. Treba
da usredotocimo mas rad ma
danasnji dan i ma sutrasnii
dan i ma 80 daljnih sutras-
njih dana.
Koji je bolji nacin, "a po-
ceti cetvrt godine besprimjer-
ne aktivnosti, nego da to cini-
mo sada, odmah danas? Ovo
je mjesec, u kojemu je Ia
jednica bila ustrojena tocno
pred 60 godina, i mi imamo
svaki razlog, da sc ponosimo
sa njezinim radon do sada.
Prvi dan rujna 1854. godine
moze biti pocetak drugog
zlatnog doba napredka.
Glavni Nadzorni Odbor H.
B. z. poceo je sa svojim sled
nicama danas i jedan cd pr
viii odbornika, koji je dosao
u mas ured, da nam pruzi ru-
ku u bratskom rukovanju,
bio je brat Nikola Boric.
Brat Boric, clan Glavnog Od-
bora i dugogodisnji tajnik
odsjeka broj 16 u Luzerne,
Pa, je jedan cd ustrajnih
graditelja Zajednice. U kohl
ko nam je bio drago pozdra-
viii Sc sa bratom Boricem,
jos nam je draze bio, kad
nam je, nakon izmjene prvih
pozdrava, predao osam no.
viii molbenica "a clanstvo sa
iznosom cd 80 point.
Time mas Nikola povisuje
cjelokupni broj svojih point
ma ravnih 100, sto ga stav-
liza medju prvih 20 graditelja.
Ovo je on postignuo u jed
nom omanjem mjestu, gdje
je vecina nash ljudi uposle-
no u ugljenokopima. Ia in
dustrija je ~najteze pogodjena
u danasnjim izmicucim eko-
nomskim prilikama i tako
predstavlja skoro nesavladivi
faktor u privadjanju novoga
clanstva. Rad brata Borica je
il toga razloga dvos t u k o
z~nacajan i treba da sluzi kao
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-08

Covjekova vjera naidje ma
veliko iskusenje kad Sc on
nadje u crkvi So nista ma
ME cd petice u svom dzepu.
. G. Norman Collie.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-08

gacija nego sto je onda bio,
jer imamo mnogo nasih mia
din ljudi koji zauzimaju vid-
Mia i bolja mjesta ma razim
polozajima u americkom jaw
nom zivotu, sto su postigli
putem naobrazbe u visim sko-
lama owe zemlje. Medju owe
sada spada i mas mladi brat
Joseph A. Cipcic, Clan odsje-
ka 622 HBZ. u Coverdale, Pa,
koji je izucio "a lijecnika me-
dicine, pa njegovu sliku ov-
die donosimo.
Mas mladi doktor je sin do
bro poznatih roditelja i with
zajednicara, oca Antona j
make Ankle Cipcic, koji su
takodjer clanovi odsjeka 622
HBZ. Oni SUI svu svoju djecu
upisali u mladim danima u
gnijezdo Pomlatka, a kad su
odrasli, onda SUI presli u Cd
raslo clanstvo odsjeka.
Njegov otac Anton Cipcic
je rodjen u selu Kljuc, Miljev-
CT, Dalmacija, Jugoslavija. U
owl zemlju je dosao godine
1912, a u Zajednicu je pristu-
pic 1916, najprije u Farrell,
Pa, a zatim presao u odsjek
622 u Coverdale, Pa. u kojem
.je obnasao razne casti "a vi
Sc godina, kao: predsjednika,
tajnika i blagajnika. Radio je
u celicnim tvornicama "a Is
godina, a drugo vrijeme do
1850. je bio u trgovini. Sada
je pax u mirovini ma svojoj
maloj farmi u Somerset, Pa.
Majka Anka je pax rodjena
u ovoj zemlji, u Washington,
Pa, koja Sc je udala "a An
tona 1928. godine, te cd iste
godine je clanica HBZ.
Docim njihov sin i mladi
doktor o kome je ovdje rijec,
Joseph A. cipcE, je rodjen
IL. februara 1926. u Bethel
Boro KIDD Library, Pa, gdje
je polazio pucku skolu. Tu je
isto svrsio i High School 60
dine 1914. te bio jedan cd mai
boljih djaka u svom skolskom
tecaju. Iste godine 1914, pa
dok nije bio casno otpusten
81. novembra 1916, bio je
aktivnoj duznosti u U. S.
A.A.F. cadets. Cd tada pa do
svrsetka 1913. bio je u U. S.
A.A. Reserves.
Izmedju 1916. i 1949. pola-
zio je College of the Univer-
sity of Pittsburgh, ma kojem
je dobio svoj Bachelor of
Science degree u junu 1949.
Dok nije dobio svoj skol-
ski degree on je bio Clan
ovih organizacija: The Phi
Eta Sigma i M Sigma Sigma
pocasnog bratstva, Pitt indie
pendents i Njemackog Kluba.
On je takodjer bio u stanju
da ucestvuje ma University's
PLAZA. football, baseball i
basketball casnickom udruze-
nju.
Godine 1919. do 1850. pola-
zio je Pittsburgh University,
ma kojem je uspjesno gradu-
irao j dobio uciteljsku diplo-
mu mjeseca juna 1850. Zatim
je opet izmedju 1850. j 1854.
polazio Pittsburgh Universe
ty j ucio medicinu, gdje je ia
kodjer bio clan Du Sigma
M Fraternity i skolu zavrsio
sa velikom odlikom. Sada pax
kao mladi lijecnik prakticira
svoju profesiju. u Mercy Hos
pital u Pittsburgh, pa kad to
dovrsi onda lie biti ijecnik,
koji &c moci raditi sam "a
sebe.
Njegovim roditeljima cesti-
tamo ma dobrom .skolovanju
svoga sina, a MENU zelimo
svaki uspjeh u njegovoj dok-
torskoj profesiji.
Prijatelj Obitelji
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-08
C|anstvo Hrv. Bratske zajednice
darovi djeci u Djecjem Domu
Nick D. Sarich, Upravitelj

Des PLANES, Ill. Ovih dana smo opet primii "do-
znacnicu" ma $4,000 to cd brata Nikole Dizdara. Sale on
dar djeci u Djecjem Domu, a uz dar malo pismo sa OWN
%rijecima: stovani brate Saric: Salem Yam check cd $1,000
"a Djecji Dom HBZ. Mas brat sestra Radako priredii su
rueak "a svoje uze ~prijatelje tom zgodom smo sc sjetili
naseg %srotista ~(pogresno reeeno, posto dok ie takovih ovo
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-08
|ZYJESTAJ 0 STANJU JUBILARNE
KAMPANJE K0NCEM SEPTEMBRA
Michael Grasha, tajnik Odbora Kampanje

Dok pocimamo pisanje ovog tanka, potsjeceni smo, da
je ovo prvi dan mjeseca rujna. Naravno, to zna6i, da treba
uciniti pregled rada u Jubiarnoj Rampant kroz prosi mje-
ju clanstva.
Broke nam pokazuju, da Sc je u odraslom clanstvu
uspjelo privesti TEX 146 novih clanova, dok ie u odjeljeniu
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-01

Mrs. Ethel Case Of Canterbury
was the overnight guest on Friday
at the home of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Hayes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Stayton
and sons Leonard Carroll and Doug
las Barry returned to their home
in Annapolis, Md, on Saturday.
Douglas Barry, new member Of
the StaytOn family was born on
September Is. Mrs. Stayton and
sons have been spending a few
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry S. Grifitl
Richard Simpson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Simpson, and a men,
ber of the Cardinal All Club with
Marvin Davis and Morton Rother-
mel of Millwood and Edward Will
son of Newark, Del, attended the
Fair at Richmond, Va, from Sunday
until Tuesday night. They were
judges in the Dairy Cattle Com
partment. They were accompanied
bv Mr.. Fields, New Castle County
Club leader.
On Saturday Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles KOeneman were dinner
guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred KoKeneman at Ridgely. They
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
William Malcolm in Boothwyn.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-01
County Agent Gives
Pointers On Buying Boar

Do you figure that the boar is
half your herd"-that he has
half interest" in every pig born?
If you do. says County Agricul-
tural Agent George X. Vapaa, then
you realize how important the
bOar's general health and good
transmitting ability are in your
hog operation.
Here are some things to remem-
Der in buying that important boar,
explains the county agent.
The trend is for more stretch. I"
Hogs with length have more belly
or bacon. often more lOin, and
usually more udder sections. Pick
boar that will build into your
herd.
If sOws are too leggy or shallow,
then look for a boar in a deep
bodied herd.
A boar should have healthy
bones, straight feet and legs. Me-
dium-goOd quality bone is better
than either light bone or big raw
bone.
A boar should come from a large
litter that is uniformly good
every pig of high quality, healthy,
and vigorous. If five or six pigs
from a litter lived, that's only
average. Why did the others die?
Some vigor may be lacking It's
best to get a boar from a litter of
at least seven vigorous survivors.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-01


The Methodist Mems meeting will
be held next wednesday evening,
october 9Th, in the Church School
Auditorium beginning at 1880 p. m.
Franklin Morgan, president presid-
ing. Every member is invited to be
present
The services Sunday were we'll
attended, both morning and even
ing. At the-morning hour Of wor-
ship the Senior Choir had a special
selection and a special feature was
song by several Of the members
from the Children's Church. Sermon
by the pastor.
The evening service was we'll
attended. The singers from Magno-
liza sang several selections which
were much enjoyed The speaker,
Mr.. Lawrence Minner, a Layman
from Brandywine Methodist Church,
Wilmington, delivered an excellent
sermon on the coming of Christ.
Next Sunday, October 3rd, will
be Missionary Sunday in our Church
School and every membeD Of the
World Service obligation the first
Sunday of each month. The Super
intendent is anxious that the offer
ing of the Church School measure
up to this responsibility.
For the month of October
Church Hostesses, Mrs. Minnie Ar
mour and Mrs. Seba Grunstra;
Flowers, Mrs. Helen Clifton and
Mrs. Hazel Davis; Ushers, Louis
Buarque, Alvin Brown, Charles
Koeneman and Elmer Williams
Chief Usher, C. Walter Wharton.
Next Sunday, October Srd, will be
World Wide Communion Sunday
and every member and friend OF
the church is urged to be present.
New members will be received
into the church.
The christening Of William Robert
johnson, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Johnson took place on Sun
day at their home, Rev. LouhOff per-
i forming the service. Miss Edna
Collision was gOdmother for heI
nephew and Mr.. Watson WOoters
uncle of Mrs. Johnson acted as
godfather. Others present who wit
/ messed the baptisms were Mr.. anC
Mrs. Samuel Collision of Trainer
| Pa, grandparents; Miss Wanda
Weaver of Green Ridge, Pa, Mrs. A
Collision, Margaret Ann Collision
| Mary Collision and Ethel May Coli
son of Marcus Hook, Pa, Mrs. Flo
4 renee Walls and Mrs. Lizzie Butle
of Andrewsville, Miss Grace Sharl
of Milford, and Mrs. Laura War
of Houston, and little Miss Shirle!
Jean Johnson, sister of the littl
honor guest Of the occasion.
Mrs. Grace Ashe of BridgeVill
and Mrs. Evelyn Greenlee attends
the dinner meeting of the Demon
strators of the House of Stuar
Cosmetics in the Belvedier Hote
in Baltimore, on Monday.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-01

Health is the biggest factor in
profitable pork production Watch
out, when buying, for brucellosis.
shy breeding, NEGRO. rhinitiS or
swollen joints.
Many other factors should enter
into your looking boaris mascu-
Unity, color and smooth hair coat,
ear, size, good healthy shape and
pleasant temperament and dispo-
sition, to name few
The boar's dam should also be
checked if she's available. She
should be an outstanding SOW with
good health and with at least 10
well-developed teats ~ preferably
12 or IA.
If you have an established herd,
Vapaa points out, it's good idea
to use two boars-"t tried" boar YOU
know satisfies you and your custo-
mers, and new one you're putting
on trial run" to check his per-
Torrance.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-01

Mrs. j. B. Counselman and Mr..
and Mrs. Chester Benson were in
Washington, ID. c., on Monday to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Counsel
mans aunt, Mrs. Kittie L. Starkey.
Our community was dreadfully
shocked on Monday when it learned
Of the serious accident at the
Steiner and Company which caused
the death of Whitley Webb just be-
fore the noon hour. In some way
he became entangled with a belt
and before the machinery could be
stopped, Mr.. Webb was so seriously
injured that he died on Monday
evening. He was well known in our
town as he was once a resident of
our town, the son of Mr.. Charles
Webb and brother of G. Emory
Webb. His mother, Mrs. Ella Sapp
Webb and brother, Ernest Webb,
died several years ago. Other sur
vivors besides his father and bro
ther, are his wife, Pearl Sharp
Webb; two sons, Charles Webb in
the U. S. Navy and Alton Webb of
Milford; two daughters, Mrs.
Marvil West and Mrs. William
Pearce of Milford, and several
grandchildren. Funeral services
were held on Thursday afternoon
at 1900 p. M, from the Berry Fun
eral Home in Milford, with Rev.
DonzeI G. Wildey of Calvary MethO-
dist Church in charge of the SER
vices. Interment was made at Bar
rats Chapel Cemetery. The be-
reaved family have the deep heart
felt sympathy of the community.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Paul Greenlee,
son Tony and Anna Lee Thistle
wood visited the Jack Kennedys on
Old Porter Road, near Bear, on
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Minner of
Wilmington, were dinner guests on
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
Morgan and their mother, Mrs.
Laura Minner. Mr.. Minner was the
guest speaker at the Sunday even
ing service.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-01
CAPTIVE AuDIENcE


VIENNA - (H7l Communist
thought control BY radios which
can't be turned of S being extend-
ed in Czechosloyakia.
Several Iron Curtain countries
already have the radio by wire
SYSTEM instead of a radio. you
rent a lOudspeaker. A wire into
your home connects it to IA central
point in town.
BY this method. you have to lis
ten to what the Red broadcasters
dish out You cant change sta
tions, listen to foreign programs
or turn it off.
Although the idea has Just been
extended to Czechoslovakia. Hum
gary has been having trouble. Red
newspapers complain unknown
persons tear down the cables in
villages. When the wires are put
underground. they are mysterious
ly cut.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-01
HOUSTON
By Mrs. Merrill
ThistIeWOod
Milford 4s44

Houston Methodist Church
+. Charles LOuhOff. Jr.. Minister
Services For Sunday, October 8rd
Next Sunday. October 3rd. is
Worldwide Communion Sunday.
Christians all over the world are
hOnoring our Lord on this day
in participating in the Blessed
Sacrament Of our Lords Supper.
Let US not fail to enter into this
service.
10000 a. m. Church School, How
ard r. Moore. superintendent. Last
Sunday our Church School was
crowded, it was Promotion Day.
Another new class was added to
the School and Franklin Morgan
was appointed teacher. There are
several fine classes OF boys and
young men including that Of Robert
H. Yerkes, Sr., who is doing a fine
job and Palmer Anstine, who IS also
doing excellent work.
The ladies and girls have always
been ahead, but now they will have
to go some to beat the boys. Next
Sunday is Missionary Sunday.
Please don't forget.
11;00 a. M, Morning Worship.
Mrs. Agnes Webb, Organist, Mrs.
Eleanor Yerkes, pianist. The Senior
Choir will sing a number At this
service we are happy to have the
Chancel Choir, directed by Mrs.
Eleanor Yerkes, back in their places
and they will sing a number, sew
eral new members have been added
to this choir, and you do not want
/ to miss this part of the Worship. To
hear them is an inspiration to
! everyone. Sermon by the pastor.
The Sacrament Of our Lords Sup
per will be administered by the
/ pastor, assisted by Theodore Yerkes
Gas p. m, The Methodist Youth
Fellowship. This is a service for the
young people and every young
! person is invited to attend. The
leader this Sunday will be Maynard
/ Grunstra.
1880 D. m, Evening Worship, be.
ginning with good live song ser.
vice. This will be another specia
service. There will be a number o.
singers from Harrington, with Mis-.
Ruth Clark as the leader. Othel
singers to be announced. The gues
preacher will be the Rev. Charles
III. Adkins of Viola. You will no
want to miss this service. Remem
Der, this is your service.
A banquet will be held by thu
Methodist Youth Fellowship ant
will be for all the members Of thu
MYF Saturday evening, October
23rd, at the firemen's hail. Th'
speaker for the occasion will b,
the Rev. Donzel C. Wildey, Of. Cal
vary Methodist Church, Milford
!. There will be no charge.
On Friday evening, October 29tl
a Halloween Party will be hell
for all the children who ATTENDED
the Children's Church and for al
the children in the basement o
the Church School at the firemen'
hall, October 29th. Do not forget.
Miss Ruth Ann Messick of nea
Milford, spent Sunday Afternoon
, with Miss Nancy histlewOOd
NJ
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-01
GARDENERS CHOICE

OKLAHOMA CITY-lP, Eight
year-old Ann Dexter decided She
wanted her own flower garden this
year and her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Dexter, were happy to
let their daughter go down to the
store and pick out her own seed.
While helping his daughter clean
out her flower bed this week, Dex-
ter noticed some Of the blooms on
the plants looked peculiar. He
checked further and found several
cotton plants we're growing in the
garden.
Ann couldn't explain how she
got the cotton seed but she's wait
ing anxiously now to harvest the
crop.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-01

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