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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-15

ovdje u Clevelandu vodimo.
Engleski urednik, brat Site
pan Brkic, apelirao je ma ma
Sc mladje da slijede stope
svojih roditelja j da postaju
poput svojih starijih, ko5i su
doprinjeli mnogo rada i mu-
Ike, "a svoju zajednicu, pax
da oni zivlje porade "a ja-
Gu vecu Hrvatsku Bratsku
Zajednicu. NINA je danas
lakse da rade, nego Ii njiho-
vim roditeljima u stara vre-
mena, ali su oni imali vrucu
ljubav "a svoju Zajednicu i
"a bratstvo i suradnju u Moi.
Ovako SUI nasi govornici
lijepo govorili nasoj aktiv-
nosti bratskoj ljubavi, ali
nije nj mas brat IL Clevelanda
zaostao, brat John Ovcaric,
koji je danas kod Zajednice
tajnik bolesnicke potpore O.
steta. Vidio sam ga gdje raz-
govara sa svojim prijatelji-
ma, pita in "a junacko zdrav-
lie nagovara da su zauzeti-
j u nasoj aktivnosti, koju
mi vrsimo IL ovoj nasoj ve-
likoj koloniji. Koji pax nisu
clanovi nagovara i'll da po-
stanu i cuo sam da je on
sam upisao diva nova clana
"a vrijeme svoga boravka ov-
die u odraslo clanstvo i jed
no dijete u Pomladak. Tako
treba Johnny i dodji tako
k mama wise puta.
Brace sestre, koji niste
bill ma nasoj proslavi, upitaj-
te one koji SUI bill, da yam
kazu kako je casno biti clan
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice,
gdje Sc je vidjelo nase pio-
nire clanove, koji su u Ia
jednici namirili SO i wise 60
dina, ma pozornici. Njihovo je
mlado doba, kao danas, bila
velika ljubav "a svoje i zivlje
i'm srce kuca medju svojim
svijetom. Dakle, svaka ptica
svome jatu, svaki brat k svo-
me bratu, pa jacajmo i gradi-
mo svoje bratske redove ko-
liko koji wise moze. Radimo
prema nasoj lozinci = Svi "a
| jednoga, jedan "a sve.
U ime narodnog zajedni-
carskog bratstva sve vas po-
zdravlja i zeli vam cestite
Bozicne blagdane - Frank
MasOkatO.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-15

tom i sa samim njihovim pro-
gramom, kojeg su izveli ma
puno zadovoljstvo odobre-
ME prisutne publike, kada Sc
uzme u obzir da su to chill
nakon sest mjeseci, kako su
Sc organizirali.
Oval tamburaski zbor, "a
jedno sa odsjekom kao i gni-
jezdom broj 100 priredjuje
ovu zabavu, a ista &c Sc O.
drzati ma 26. prosinca u Hr-
vatskom Domu, u 2::30 po-
slije podne, i to &c biti je-
dan dan poslije samog Bo-
zica. Zbor "Sloga" ce sa svo-
JON muzikom plesanjem ko-
la izvesti jedan dio progra-
ma. Isto &c Sc ma ovoj "a
bavi prikazati odigrati sa-
, ljivi pozorisni komad "Pro-
DAM Died..
Kako Sc vidi, owe tri or
ganizacije zajedno sa ovom
zabavom ma 26-og &c opet da
ozive one nase tradicije, koje
SUI duboko usadjene kod ma
Seq naroda il naseg proslog
rada ma ovome polju. Sva-
kako da nije moguce una
prijed opisati cijeli znacaj i
vrline owe zabave progra-
ma. Ovo su tex mali odlomci
il sadrzine, koja &c biti pri-
kazana. Ali Sc sa sigurnoscu
vec sada Sc moze reci, da &c
ovo biti jedna cd najljepsih
zabava. Zbor Sc sa njihovim
uciteljem i njihovim cijelim
vodstvom priprema, ne samo
"a sto bolji nastup ma ovoj
zabavi, vec Sc oni priprema-
ju "a njihov daljni rad, da
Sc u njihovom zanimanju po-
dizu i usposobljavaju. A to
je "a pozdraviti, da imadu
kod sebe takovo odusevlje-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-15

HlJcotO, oVdhi NSleSI du SuJe->
god posluje odsjek Zajednice
tn Sc je slavila 60-godisnjica.
To je svakako kolosalni u
spjeh sa te tocke gledista.
A sada da Sc osvrnemo ma
rezultate koje smo polucili ma
kampanjskom polju. Tu mo-
ramo priznati da nismo u
spiel u onoj mjeri koju smo
ocekivali. Nu, svejedno, "a
jednu organizaciju koja nema
nj jednog placenog agenta i
gdje svaki novi clan je upi-
san po postojecim clanom sa-
swim ma dobrovoljnoj bazi,
onda je cisto i bistro da tn
postoji silni duh zajednicar-
stva. Jest, nasi napredci su
nasa dika pravo Guido sva-
koj bratskoj organizaciji.
Dok ovo pisemo jos nije
gotova listina nasih pojedinih
graditelja. Racun mjesecnih
uspjeha i to sve do konca no.
vembra je gotov i pokazuje
da je upisano 4,172 novih cla-
nova. Cd te svote 2,498 pri-
| pada Pomladku a 1,674 u od-
raslo clanstvo. Ukupna svota
move osiguracije "a Pomladak
jest $1,721, 10000. Novi cla-
novi u odraslom odijeljenju
SUI Sc osigurali "a 81, ,534, 800
dok postojeci clanovi SUI po-
visili svoju osigurninu "a
$302,9O0.0O. Tu Sc vidi, da
do sada u kampanji, upisana
I ie ogromna svota cd $780,
10000.
To je onda sumarna slika
kampanje do ovog vremena.
Kako smo prize kazali, nije
bas onako kako bi htjeli a
niti kako smo ocekivali. No,
svejedno mozemo reci da ka-
da usprkos ovogodisnjeg eko-
nomskog nazadovanja uspje-
10 nam je pridobiti preko &C.
tiri tisuca novih clanova slo-
bodno odlucimo da smo po-
stigli veliku pobjedu. Ia mas
kao upravitelja, cuvara ovo
tako vaznog odijeljenja ma
Sc divine ustanove, je osobita
cast da Pomladak snazno ko-
raca napred. Mi smo tvrdog
uvjerenia da posto ovo odije-
ljenje nije, usprkos spomenu-
te ekonomske krize, nista po-
pustilo vec je znatno stupilo
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-15
Bozzifna zabava odsjeka broj 12b,
Tanburaskog zbora gnijezda 100

Farrell, Pa = Odsjek broj 1926 HB.Z ovome mjestu
rdeset godna odrzava bozne zabave svoe cansvo
osali mas narod Farrelu obliznm koonijama TIE
bave dugo bile popuarne mas narod i'll je
veikom radoscu ocekivao posecivao Veseio takovm
zabavama zato sto e to bio zraz zvota nasg naroda
Program ie udesavao zyadiao smsu narodnh obica:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-15

U dobi cd 16 do 35 godina
Zajednica prima move clano-
We bez lijecnicke pregledbe
ma zivotnu osjeguraciju - ne
wise cd 100000, i bolnu pot
poru cd S1.OO dnevnO ma
!iednOrazrednu OdStetu. OvO
vriiedi "a sve vrSti certifika-
ia, ma koji Sc tko kod mas
zeli osjegurati.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-15
0dsjek broj "a |ijepo prosIavio
b0-tu godisniicu H. B. zaiednice

Anaconda Mont. - Drustvo "Svet Petar Pavao', od-
sick broj "a prosavo jedan jep nacm 6Ogodsnjcu
opsanka svoe Hrvatske Bratske Ia ednce nedeu, p.
novembra g. Banket iii vecera e pocea 645 ve6er
koja je sasojaa cd purana svega osaloga pocast
amerckog velkog blagdana Thanksgiving Day zupnnk
Sc crve Svetog PETRA Rev T. Maroney otvoro banket
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-15

DUG JE LOSI DRUG. Pla-
caj stalno svoje pristojbe, IL
me ces olaksati posao tajni-
ku svog odsjeka i sebi mno-
&c neugodnosti i stetu.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-15

clevelandska kolonlJa uspJela
clanova u odraslo 125 djece
u mlado clanstvo, jos u mje-
secu septembru owe godine.
U koliko sam doznao cd
nasih vrijednih graditelja i
odbornika, jos nam treba par
desetaka novih clanova on
da cemo imati do Move Go
dine ne samo dvije stotine
novih clanova nego cetiri sto-
tina "a pojacanje S nase stra-
ne Hrvatske Bratske Zajed-
nice.
Ovo je moi zadnji i vruci
APPEL owe godine nase kam-
panic, pax apeliram na vas
sestre j brace, kao vas tai
mix, da Sc pozurite, da obidje-
te svoje znance prijatelje i
da upisete sto wise clanova u
nase odsjeke j djece u gnijez-
da Pomladka, i to cim prize
dok mas ne pretece nova 60
dina 1855.
Opazio sam ma nasoj pro-
slavi 60-godisnjice Hrvatske
Bratske Zajednice u Cleve-
landu mnogo nash ljudi i ze-
ne, koji su Sc S ponosom di-
VA govorpicima, sto su isti
d0kaxivali nasu vrijednost j
cast, koju kao Hrvati ina
mo, u America svoju Hrvat-
sku Bratsku Zajednicu.
Da spomenem naseg COVER
nora 6. Franka J.Lauschea,
koji nam je govorio u svom
lijepom slovenskom jeziku, pa
engleski, te je posebno ma
glasio ovo: vi ste dobri
gradjani owe nase domovine
Amerike. / vi kao takovi po-
sjedujete svoja narodna drus-
iva j Zajednicu, ali ia vjeru-
jem da bi vas moglo biti jos
wise u Zajednici, kad bi ne
koji odbacili onu starokrajan-
sku pokvarenu politiku i dix
taturu.
Svaka njegova rijec bila je
burno popracena pljeskom O.
dobravanja. On mas, dakle,
poziva podsjeca, da bolje j
zivlje radimo "a svoju Hrvat-
sku- -Bratsku Zajednicu. On u
pucuje nase ljude zene da
postaju clanovi Zajednice, jer
on dobro znade koliko je to
vazno "a mas Hrvate u Ame-
rici da sc organiziramo u
svoju narodnu, rodoljubnu i
potpornu organizaciju. owe
rijeci savjet njegov meni Sc
je duboko usjekao u srce i u
dusu, pax vruce apeliram ma
mas svijet, da stupa u "a
jednicu, koji jos to ucinio nj
je, a vrijedne clanove i cla-
nice pozivljem, da svak ma
stoji do svrsetka godine do
biti sto wise novih clanova.
Brat V. I. Mandic u svom
govoru pohvalio je nasu ak
Utmost u kampanji, koju mi
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-15
U KAMPANJI UPISAN0 4,172 CLANA
TAK0DJER S3,55q, 800 0SIGURACIJE
Michael Grasha, tajnik Odbora Kampanje

Godna priblizuje kraju tako sto kampanja "a
canstvo Kada oval dops izade nete preostat
nego diva edna da zabezmo konac do sada naznamenite
godine u povjest Ia jednce.
Osvrt godinu svjedoci da moranog drus-
tvenog stanovsa, 1854 para cijeoj historiji
ganzacie Bez dvojbe sobodno kazati da svako
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-15
0dbor Kampanje Clevelanda zivo radi kampanjjii
z|VA KAMPANJA "a N0V0 CLANSTV0 U
0DSJEKU | GNIJEzDU DO MOVE G0DINE

Cleveland Ohio. - Ma prosloj sjednic Kampanjskog
Odbora Ceveandu bio e reseno, da cemo do 81 decem
bra 1854 podc nasu kvotu jos jednu stotnu canova
name da cemo podvostruct to bezobzira sto e nasa
cleveanska kolona uspela dostc svou kvou cd stonu
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-15

U ime narodnog zajedni-
carskog bratstva sve vas po-
zdravlja i zeli vam cestite
Bozicne. blagdane = Frank
MaSOkatO.
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3 Memberships
Continued From Pace One

Continued From Page One
to the national treasurer DR..
Allan knight Chalmers. He
further stated, ALLOW me to
offer my best wishes, and good
luck, at this time, for the COM
plete success in the achieve
ment of every one of the
NAACP goals" A Life Member
ship is $500.
1T is important" Mrs. Cole
man told the press, that our
membership include significant
numbers of all peoples regard
less Of faith, race, or place Of
origin, If they are in accord
with the precepts of this or
ganization. Nationally, and now
internationally, through Life
Membership, we are strenthen-
ing the tools which we are US
ing to solve the existing con-
tradictions In our democracy,
especially as they concern the
problems of the colored Ameri-
cam.
Sadri Khan is of to Europe
until Fall, but on his return
promises to jump in with both
feet and physically help the
NAACP, 1t is reported.
Edward W, Dixon is Member
ship Chairman and John Wilk
Campaign Director.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-06-19
HOUSE CLEANING

This paper frequently has called attention to the
unequal conditions in Washington and the slackness of
governmental authorities in renedyng the evil There is
the seat Of the national government with all power to
create there model of democratic living from which all
the rest of the country take inspiration and encourag
merit to promote freedom and equality wherever lack
sisted with little or no ATTEMPT to wipe out the DISGRACE and
inconsistency which stare in the eyes of foreign diplomats
who must marvel at the difference between declara
tionS of liberty and its practice There doubt
that they carry home reports of what they and thus
they have not only contributed to lessen the respect in
which the United States regarded by countries
but also helped to promote the Eastern Nations dstrus
Of America when helping hand extended to them
This distrust given basis few years ago in
China which country had believed America stood for
freedom and enlightenment, when foreign policy
seemed to to the support British Colonaism Pearl
Buck the arthur born and for years had lived China
pointed out the unfortunate bunder and how Chna's
attitude changed from admiration to suspicion.
The East ontinues to grow in the desire to rid itself
of outside domination and exploitation Our present squirt
to make practice of equality and freedom square with
professions will proclaim our sincerity and aid in
removing the stain reputation abroad.
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June Wedding
Continued From Page One

Continued From Page One
roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Ruth v. Marshall was her
sisters maid of honor, and
she wore light blue net over
taffeta, and carried yellow
roses and blue delphinium. The
bridesmaids, Miss Dorothy
Holmes and Mrs. Melvin Holmes.
wore matching yellow gowns
and carried bouquets Of del
phinium and yellow roses. Little
Chandra SalVi, as junior brides
maid, wore long dress of pink
net over taffeta and carried a
colonial bouquet. Mr.. Melvin
Holmes was best man for his
brother. The bride was given
in marriage by her brother,
Charles B. Marshall, and an
other brother, Richard L. Mar
shall, was the photographer.
Immediately after the cere-
mony the bride and groom re-
ceived their guests at a recep-
ton in the parish house where
Miss Elaine X. Merchant was
in charge of the guest book.
After a motor trip to Montreal,
Canada and New York City,
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes will re-
side at % Kendall St., Roxbury.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-06-19
CAM BRIDGE
ST. PAUL
A. M. {. CHURCH
Rev. C. B. Barrow, Pastor

ANNfs ~ Ds D0AAOHg 4 dOLOI
Last Sunday morning, the last
before Annual Conference, saw
the church we'll filled with en-
thusiastic m EN- bers and
friends. The Pastor chose He
brews 49, l and 2 to deliver
one of his standard orations
and instructions on the sub
ject "Handicaps." Senior Choir
and the Gospel Chorus fur
nished musical background for
the service. Infant Baptism fol-
lowed the sermon. Rev. ]. Nor
ris was a pulpit guest at this
service. In the night vesper
hour the Pastor waxed eloquent
on Timothy Al, and thrilled
the many who have come to
appreciate these services. Mem
bers of the Senior Choir led
in the singing which, as usual,
was mostly congregational, and
ended with God Be With You"
being the last time before Con-
fnranpp
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-06-19

ally invited TO attend . The
Children's Day Program Of last
Sunday presented by the Wes-
ley Methodist Sunday School
was repeated in the afternoon
at the School for Girls at Lam
caster. Participating were
Master Gilbert Bernard and
Little Billie Pearson. Mrs. Will
liam Pearson, who teaches in
the Sunday School, was one of
the chaperones.
We are glad to report that:
Mrs. Emma Eady has been re-
leased from the birmingham
Union Hospital and is making
an uneventful recovery from a
recent tonsillectomy; Mrs. Meta
w. Fuller is at her home on
Warren Rd., very much improv-
ed; Rec. c. A. Watson and Mr..
Watson are showing some i'm
provement; Mr.. Clarence Jack
son has returned to his en-
ployment after having been
confined to his home for a
week.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-06-19
POLICE unit
INSTALLED

The Cecilia Alleyne Patrol
was installed Saturday, June
5, as the first women's police
unit of the Eastern Division,
1 B P o E w Antler Guard.
Col. Wallace West of Hart
ford, Ct, was the installing
officer Captain Mary E. Boone
gave the welcome address State
Col. Joseph Lopez was master
Of ceremonies,
There was a large attendance.
Among notables present were
Brig. Gen A. L. Clark, Col.
Henry Grum, 1t. Col. Gladys
Barnett, Drum Major Joseph
CardoZa, Guardsman Garrett,
Sidney Cuff, all of Providence,
R. l.; Col. Bertha Walker, or
ganizer of the unit, Col. Ro-
Lert L. Taylor, Major Of Hos
pital Corps Cordelia Hansley,
Major Chaplain Of New Eng
land, Olivia Williams, LIST 1t.
Rosa Smith, Patrol II, Cam
bridge; Captain Lucille Ward,
Patrol 14S. Captain Emmett
Fortune, Patrol %, Captain Vel
ma Byrd, quartermaster on
State Colonies staff, old, faith
full Past Captain Jesse Byrd,
Continued From PAGE Four
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DR.. TayIor's Speech

Continued From Page One
at home and abroad, we pay
tribute to one who had no
doubts, who had no uncertain
ty, whose only aim was to serve
his country and his fellow CT
items. He follows the long ira
d4tion of selflesS patriots who
died that we might live in free
dom, peace and plenty. But,
can we truly have peace, can
we enjoy our plenty and our
freedom when such as he, even
now, cannot enjoy fully the
rights he died to protect and
defend?,
We can say YES. For a new
day is dawning. At long last
America is awakening. The ink
is barely dry on what we
rightfully may call THE SEC
OND EMANCIPATION PROC
LANIATION, the decision Of the
Supreme Court of the United
States that no longer will there
be segregation because of race,
creed, or color in our public
schools and public places. We
see our hopes being realized,
We feel that the sacrifices made
by 1t. Hodsdon and untold 9TH
ers like him have not been
made in vain. Let us now re-
solve that this hallowed spot
shall always live in our mem
DRY and inspire us to fight for
the principles for which he
so nobly died. And sooner than
we think we may be able to
say There is no North, there
is no South, no East, no West,
as such only one great
United America. And we can
stand up and sing without
equivocation or reservation,
with full and heartfelt Joy:
My country, tbs of thee, sweet
land of liberty, of thee I
sing.
Long may our land be bright,
with freedoms holy light,
Protect us by Thy might Great
God our King.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-06-19
EPISCOPALIANS AND RIAS

The rejection of Houston site for convention of
the Episcopal Church what would be expected from any
genuinely Christian followers Intergroup relations
Texas and in other Southern states outward express
sons of hatredthe antithesS of fundamental Christian
ty and also democratic principle To accept the Texas
invitation would involve condonng rebellion to the scrip
tura commandments The EpscopaIians, true to their
Biblical teachings declined that cowardy surrender BY
that decision they gave further proof that the Christian
the forces Of intolerance and discrimination that are
blocking the advancement of democracy and dsgracing
the nation before the world
There may be few "Crackpots who harbor the fool
sh idea of overthrowng the government of 160 million
loyal citizens but the real subversves not the handful
of Communists but the hordes purveyng hatred and dis
sensonrebels against the Supreme Court rebels against
attempts at building the nation through adequate laws
is indeed heartenng to have the church actively enlist
ed in the battle to conquer these internal foes AS arobus
apostle of the Christian faith said I right to kneel
before God but 1t is paramount to STAND UP for Cod
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-06-19
Boston Delegates

Murphy, Democratic nominee
for Governor.
Among voting delegates at
this the first Democratic pre-
primary convention held in
twenty years, were: Stephen
Douglas, Harold Faulkner,
Horatio Smith, Jr, Bona B,
Smell, Margaret M. Brown, Will
liam Campbell, Ella Mae
Pharms, C. Vincent Haynes,
Joseph Glover, Anita M. Pay
ton, Henry G. Gill, and Alberta
A. Turner. Also in attendance
was the democratic patriarch"
Or. silaS "Shag" Taylor; Arnold
James of Roxbury; Deputy Col
lector Ralph Johnston; and
the young champions of the
Democratic party, William c..
Barton and Harold L, Vaughan.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-06-19
CHARLES ST.
k.M,E, CHURCH
Warren st. and Elm Hill Ave.
Rev. w. C.. Davis, Pastor


Rev. w. C. Davis, Pastor
The combined Veteran Orga-
nizations held their Memorial
Service in Charles Street Church
on June IS. Rev. Davis, taking
his text from Elk. XII, preached
an appropriate sermon on "a
Nations Tribute To It's Heroic
Dead" This, with Prof. Green's
background music of patriotic
theme, the colorful uniforms of
men and women, the timely re-
marks of Comrade Harry Elan,
former member of the Staff of
the Attorney General, the
thrilling solo of Victor MaScoll,
the solemn TAPS" singing of
The Star Spangled Banner,
Benediction and recession, pro-
vided an impressive service.
Being their day, the children
took over at $50, presenting a
wonderful program as planned
by teachers, Misses Georgia
Reed and Cynthia Wood, and
pianist, Miss Sadie Williams.
In the absence of the Pastor,
prayer was offered by Evan
gelist Charlotte Jackson, while
Conference Branch President
Gladys Holmes gave a short ad-
dress and, presented the pro-
motional and graduation GER
tificateS to the children. This
year, Supt. Sarah Nelson re-
stored the old coustom of pre-
senting plants, and each child,
adult and parent, accepted a
lovely begonia, produce of the
Bouquet Gardens, Arlington,
where the Pierce's are so gen
erous, especially to churches.
Benediction was pronounced by
Rev. Greene. At evening serv-
ice, Rev. H. F. Parks delivered
a sermon, Gods call for the
hearts of men," Prov. 1926.
Final Conference reports will
be accepted after Tuesday
Class meeting.-CLARISSA j.
HOLMES.
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Predicts Great

Continued From Page One
plementS in the colored news
paper field.
ut is my humble opinion"
states Mr.. Black, that the sur
face has not yet been scratch
ed insofar as securing highest
quality advertising for the
colored press is concerned
am happy to be playing a part
in the opening up of new ac-
counts for this field. Contrary
to the opinion of many who
think that a victory such as
the recent Supreme Court ac-
ton on the abolition of Sc
gregation in education means
the approaching end of the
colored press. 1t is my consider
ed opinion that this is definite
ly not SO. Good publications
and good publishing does not
depend on waging war on "a
cial issues. Just as neighbor-
hood newspapers and local
newspapers are constantly in
demand, so will newspapers
representing So-called minority
groups be in demand as long
as they are alive, we'll edited
and carry features that will
retain the attention and inter-
est of their readers. We feel
very optimistic about the future
of the colored press, because
of the ever increasing interest
of more and more major manu-
facturers in this quality cons
cious market"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-06-19
First Congregational
Methodist Church
Rev. Vernon E. Carter, Minister
Temporarily WOrshlpping at
ia ShaWmut Ave.

Tomorrow, June 20, the Dixie
Gospel Singers will present a
program under the auspices of
the Mems Club at $3.50 P. M,
William Johnson, presiding. A
donation Of 75c will be request
ed at the door. This will be
one of their last programs till
fall. At 1 P. M. a chicken din
ner will be served by the Ste
wardess Board. Attention,
Young adults, a hayride to a
beautiful place in the country
will be given by the Young
Peoples Fellowship on Friday,
June 25. Hay trucks will leave
the church, TIA Shawmut Ave
at 7:30 P. M, in time to cruise
along the beautiful waterfront
while it is still daylight. Also
on June 25 the Boosters will
have social meeting and pro-
gram. Attention, lovers of
good music. Come and hear
the Christ Temple Gospel
Chorus on Sunday, June 27, at
TIA Shawmut Ave, temporary
quarters of the church.
Prof, Ernest c. O'Banyoun,
well known music teacher of
both piano and voice, as we'll
as a versatile reader, will give
a musical and literary program
under the auspices of the Semi
or Choir on Tuesday, June 20,
at 7;30, A special donation will
be requested at the door. You
will be sure to enjoy the even
ing. Monday, July 4 a holi-
day bus ride will be given by
the Stewardess Board I and II
to Salem willows. Tickets may
be secured at IA Auburn st. or
Mrs. Lillian Reed at 1872 Shaw
nut Ave.