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Evening star., 1955-11-04
Comeback Goal
|0f BIadensburu
|InGanle Tonight.

Bladensburg High School, up
set by Bethesda Chevy Chase
last week. 4 loss that cost it
|undisputed leadership Of the
Maryland Bi-county football
league, is aiming to rebound
with a victory tonight over Suit
land at Northwestern Stadium.
Game time is 8 pm.
The Mustangs piled up an
advantage in everything except
THE score last week, but the
final score was B-CC, Is. Blad-
lensburg. IL, and again threw
1.-THE league into q free-for-all
Trace.
Montgomery Blair. playing
Frederick. a non-league oppo-
Inent tomorrow afternoon. is on
ltop with a 2-1 record. Bladens-
burg. Suitland and Northwestern
follow, each at IL. B-CC is l-2.
Field Open for Showdown
| Northwestern is host to Con-
lzaga tomorrow night and B-CC
Ientertains Wakefield tomorrow
Afternoon. That leaves the field
open for Bladensburg and Suit
land to battle 1t out with the
victor sharing the league lead
with Blair, defending champion
i I'VE played q game against
lB-CC that nine times out Of
l10 you would win." Coach Bot
callahan said. "But a tumble
land recovery Of q blocked kick
lset up their two touchdoWns
land that was It. If we can
Imoye as well against Suitland
las we did last week against B-CC
1--we should come out on top. Blu,
I've can't afford to make mistakes
lat crucial times"
Six Games Tonight
The Bladensburg Suitland
contest is one Of six scholastic
games being played here tonight.
i Others are Laurel VS.. Sher-
wood at Gaithersburg Agricul-
Iture Center, in a neighborhood
rivalry; John Marshall Of Rich
lmond at George Washington in
la Virginia State, Group /. game:
Annandale at Mount Vernon, q
Northern Virginia, Group /,
League contest: st. Stephens Of
Alexandria, winner of its last
-four games. at Falls Church, and
douglass Of Leesburg at Parker
Gray Of Alexandria.
The site Of one game tomorrow
has been changed. Bulls Prep
land the Penn State freshman
team will play at George WASH
lington High School Stadium at
IL pm. instead Of at Bulls.
| The schedule:
/ TODAY
western At Roosevelt, 3.
Dunbar At Wilson, 3.
Bsn ys. Coolidge st Western. ..
Phelps 1t Tech, 3.
6pingarn at Eastern, g.
I Chamberlain At AnAcostta, 3.
Cardozo at Baltimore Carver. >.
i Armstrong At Bates, 3.
snitlanS vs. Bladsnsburg at North
Laurel vs. sherwood At ositherssurs
oxon Hin at wheaton. $50.
Winchester Douglass ct Carver. 3.
John Marshall ct 0eosse WashtnG-
! q Miashingsen.Lss At Thomas Jstsrson
Sansndsi;: 81 Mount vernon. ..
81. Stephens AZ Fails Church. 8.
Mclean at Herndon, 2.
OSbourn at Chester, g.
culpeper at Loudonn County, 7.a0.
pouglass at Pafker-3ray. 7:30.
Luther Jackson 81 Virginia Randolph
Baltimore Friends at Friends. q.
et. Mary's At Georgetown Prep. a:is.
SATURDAY
Frederick at Montgomsty Blair. a:iS.
I Gonzaga 1t Northwestern, 8.
high Point vs. DeMatha At catholie
Richard r. montgomery a. aai.h.r.-
burg. s,
s5s.is sse.sis IA 4 q e S|s.s
George Mason at GARFIELD.
!, q Epissssopal ss,I.. os.so virsinia episeOpal
81. Adams 81 st. Andrews ,iGiddie-
! si Penn % STAT. rrosh Us. Bull, at OWNS
coIumbisn prep ys. wyoming seminary
at Kingston. Pa. 2.
MONDAY
st. Johns ys. Carroll at Grifath sta
dium. 3:1b.
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Duquesne U. To
Hold Folk Fiesta
School Mapping
May, 1856, Plans

Pittsburgh, Pa. - P | a n S
are already laid and organi-
zation started for a gigantic
Folk Festival, the first such
annual event to be held in
May, 1856, under the spon-
sorship of Duquesne Univer-
sity. All nationalities are in
vited to participate in the
program and festival exhi-
bits, to be held in Syria
Mosque.
Organization of the pro-
gram is being carried out as
much as possible through
central nationality organiza-
tions. Father John Schlicht,
C.S.Sp., Duquesne University,
is handling all arrangements
Interested members of the
Croatian Fraternal Union of
America are invited to write
Father Schlicht for further
! information or offer the
school their support.
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SIoga Singers Salute
President On Birthday

East Chicago, Ind. - The
Croatia n Singing Society
"Sloga" honored the presi-
dent, Alex Sikich, with a
birthday party recently.
The gala event took place
at the Croatian Home in East
! Chicago. Preparing the re-
freshments were Misses Di-
ana Mazur, Violet Kvenich,
Mary Kay Mardjetko, Mary
Claire Vuxinic, and Mrs.
Matthew Kvenich. A b o u t
thirty guests attended.
"Sloga" will hold a quar-
terly meeting on August 1
following a rehearsal at the
Croatian Home. The executive
committee and all interested
members are urged to attend.
New members include Miss
es Bonnie Hansen, Sharon
Darrow, Sylvia Orha, Judy
Palla, jeanette Scotia, and
Eileen Kazmer. Two
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Versailles Ladies To
Raise Ned Sunday Next

Versailles, Pa. - The an
nual picnic of the Versailles
Croatian Ladies Club will be
held at Cindric Grove on Long
Run Road, McKeesport, on
Sunday, July 81.
Arrangements are being
made to provide plenty of hot
barbecued lamb and refresh
ments for our guests. All
sorts of thirst quenchers will
also be available throughout
the day.
The Cafe Boys will provide
the musical strains for your
entertainment, whether you
care to dance or just sit and
listen.
For the finest in entertain
ment and a congenial gather
ing, plan to attend our outing
on July 81. Everyone is well
come.
Dorothy Kijowski, Pub.
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Yukon Juniors Invite
All To July 81 Picnic

Yukon, Pa. - Nest 225 Of
the Croatian Fraternal Union
will sponsor a picnic on Sun
day, July 81, at well known
"Kosor's Grove. The site is
located on Route 81, two
miles east of West Newton,
and signs will be posted along
the route.
There will be plenty of hot
barbecued lamb and refresh
ments. All sorts of cooling
drinks will also be on tap.
Music for dancing will be pro-
vided by the popular Milovac
Brothers Tamburitza Orches-
ira.
Swings and slides will be
available for the amusement
of the kiddies, so bring them
along.
We extend to all our CFU
members and friends in the
vicinity a most cordial well
come.
Michael Seliy, Mgr,
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Mckeesport Club Ready
For Annual Festivities

McKeesport, Pa. - The Ia
gorski Club of McKeesport
will stage it's annual outing
on Sunday, August 7, at the
we'll known Cindric Farm on
Long Run Road.
An abundance of hot bar
becued lamb will be available
for your consumption, as
well as cooling refreshments.
Music for your dancing
and listening pleasure will be
provided by the popular Grey
ko Recording Orchestra.
We extend to one and all
a most cordial invitation.
Anna Francetic, Pres.
Julia Grdic, Treas.
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Lodoe 437 KcIo Group
Will Picnic AUGUST 9TH

Bentleyville, Pa. - We are
happy to announce that the
"Sloboda" CFU Lodge 437
Kolo Group will sponsor a
Picnic on Sunday, August 7,
at Lanil1s Grove near Bent
leyville.
The outing grounds are To-
Gated near the Turnpike Ex-
tension and directions will be
posted to help you get there
without a hitch.
Piping hot barbecued lamb
prepared by experts hailing
from Bentleyville, will be a
vailable throughout the festi-
vities, as will refreshments
befitting the season. Inciden-
tally, lamb will be ready for
the noon trade on Sunday,
August 7.
Music for the picnic will be
provided by the Pozega Bro
theirs Tamburitza Orchestra
with Gus Rogan of Girard,
Ohio, always a most welcome
group among our people in
Bentleyville. Dancing will
take place in the outdoor
| Pavilion.
Picnic tables are available
on the grounds for family
groups and plenty of park
ing space awaits those who
decide to drive out for August
7th.
Again welcome to all oul
friends Of the neighborine
communities of Ellsworth
Brownsville, M a SON O w n
Monessen, Donora and Coke
burg.
Nancy RADICAL, Sec'y
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ST. Louis Amonq
Centers Honorinq
Junior Milestone
Lodges And Nests
Plan Gala Program

st. Louis, Mo. - The Cen
trail Committee of the Gro
atian Fraternal Union Lodges
and Nests in st. Louis will
sponsor a celebration COM
memorating the 10th Ami
versary of the Junior Order
on Sunday, August IA, at 18th
and Russell.
The committee is planning
an extraordinary program for
that day. Beginning at $3.50
PM, in the st. Joseph Gro
atian Catholic Church Hall,
talented Nest members will
entertain you with their mu-
SIG, songs, and dances.
If any of you talented Jun
iors would like to take part
in this program please notify
us Immediately.
Refreshments, in c | u ding
hot barbecued lamb, will be
available from HOO AM on.
! We ask all of our members
to bring their children to this
affair, so that they may meet
other Nest members and help
celebrate the 4Oth Anniversa-
ry Of our Junior Order.
Note: - A 50-year Mem
bership Pin was found at the
last outing of CFU Lodge so.
The owner may reclaim the
pin by contracting the under
signed.
A. Vlatkovich, Sec'y.
Central Committee
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Farrell Tammies
Seek New Talent

Farrell, Pa. - The Sloga
Tamburitzans of Farrell are
now considering applicants
for another orchestral group,
which will in time become a
part of the present group.
The applicant must be in
the age range of II to 16
years, a Nest Member of the
CFU and the parents mem
bers of the Croatian Ameri-
can Civic Club of Farrell.
Preference will be given to
children with a musical back
ground.
Anyone interested should
contact Emil Bossick, II w.
State St. Ext, Sharon, Pa,
or phone 88731.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-27

loughby, Ohio, the housing
will be at the Hollenden Ho-
tel in Downtown Cleveland
and the Victory Banquet
and Dance at the St. Nicho-
las Church Hall, Seth and
Superior Avenues, Cleveland.
Not the least in impor-
tance, and that you may
know them better for their
work when you arrive in
Cleveland, has been the
Tournament G O m m i t t ee
headed by Nick Strahinic,
co-chairman Wilson Latko-
vic, secretary Robert Kne-
zevic, 876 East 137th St.,
Cleveland-phone Mulber-
ry 1-3484, Eli Deanovic,
treasurer, and recording
secretary Mary Strahinic.
Handling both hotel and
banquet reservations has been
Betty Koluder, while the
tournament publicists have
been Goldie Malone, George
Relic and Mary Lou Kuhar.
AS an event of the Cro-
atian Fraternal Union we
wish this gathering of C.F.U.
golfers all the luck. In COM
mending them for their zeal,
may the short end in any,
thing connected with it re-
solve itself in the total
strokes, ie-' -'leastest after
the last hole".
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were entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. Zima's niece, Tina Mar
kovich.
We extend to Mr.. and Mrs.
zima our congratulations on
this, their 50th Anniversary
and express the hope that
they celebrate many more
such milestones in the best
of health and happiness.
- Ivan Babic, Sec'y.
CFU Lodge 423
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established the academy and
who now support the college
were and are members Of the
Polish National Alliance.
This is indeed the case, as
a full course in Polish Ian
guage and culture is offered.
But as will be seen from a
glance at the curriculum, all
knowledge is our province
here, and our interest embra-
ces the whole vast stream of
universal culture.
At Alliance we feel it is
possible to offer the young
man or woman an ideal edu-
cation. We know that, for the
realization of that whole
man" who is the only sure
bulwark against spiritual de-
gradation and decay, hand
and mind must receive their
full and proper training. But
the soul must not be neglect
ed: the spirit must at the
same time be correspondingly
enriched.
Top Academic Training
We are peculiarly fitted at
Alliance to perform this
three-fold function of educa-
ton.
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Society Offers
Diamond Support

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Softball
and baseball teams organized
for the 1856 season are eligi-
BILE, as in former years, to a
specified aid from the Gro
attain Frat pal Union.
Softball1 l1eams will be help
ed to the amount of fifty dol
lars, ($50OO). This can either
be a cash appropriation or
the equivalent in a discount
value as athletic equipment,
the choice being left to the
discretion of the applying
Lodge or Nest team.
The C.F.U. Sports-Educa-
tional Department in furnish
ing the equipment reserves
the right to withhold a por-
ton of the ordered material
until it, the Department, be-
comes assured that the apply
ing team Mas gone through
part of the season.
Baseball teams because of
their known expenses will re-
ceive aid in the amount of one
h u n dr. e d dollars ($10O.O0)
payable in or during the Sec
ond half Q6 the season.
A must" in the eligibility
to this aid is regular report
ing in the Zajednicar through
this Department. Also that
the sports teams carry the
name of the Croatian Frater-
nal Union, the Lodge or the
Nest. The players must be
members of our wonderful
Society which is expending
this money to make both the
players and the fans which
see them in action more con.
scious CT the Croatian Frater.
nal Union.
For perfunctory applica.
ton blanks and particulars
and also with regular news
reports after you are organ.
lied, please write to the Gro
atian Fraternal Union, &C
Sports-E Educational D e p a rt'
ment, 3441 Forbes Street
Pittsburgh 13, Pa.
Frank Braidic, Director
Sports Educational Dept
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The college is built on a
long tradition of sound acade-
mic training. Besides this, it
has always emphasized the
value of hand training, in it's
excellent Technical Institute.
Now it has set itself the
goal of meeting the challenge
of our times by endeavoring
to strike sparks in the souls
Of it's students, so that no
matter what life may hold
for them, they will possess
that radiance of spirit gained
from their four years spent
on our beautiful, heaven-as-
piring hilltop.
School Ranked Highly
Due to the generous subsi-
dy of the Polish National AL
lance, fraternal relative" of
the Croatian Fraternal Union
of America, a student can
meet all our expenses on less
than $1,OOO.O0 an academic
year.
We are accredited by the
/ Middle States Association,
the State of New York, and
all other states.
May l hear from you?
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO LODGE SECRETARIES

Due to the fact that the Home Office has received
several inquiries pertains to petitions and appeals for
the Convention, that u.s. where and when to be
mailed wish to call the attention of membership
and Lodge Secretaries to Section 18 of which
reads follows:
Section 18: Lodges, we'll members, having pc
ttons for the Convention must present such petitions
demands through their Lodges to the Supreme Office not
later than thirty days before the Convention, for final
submission and decision by the Convention.
We beg everyone concerned to take the above into
consideration.
NOTE: 80 DAYS PRIOR TO CONVENTION is
AUGUST 49, 1855!
Joseph Bella, Supreme Secretary
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arrival in this country, in
1900. At that time he was a
member of a Pittsburgh
Lodge.
In fact, bro. lima this year
is celebrating his fiftieth year
as a member of the Croatian
Fraternal Union and is now
wearing a Gold CFU Fifty
Year Pin attesting to his
long, long affiliation with the
Society.
Brother and sister lima
were both born in Ogulin,
Croatia. They were united in
marriage in the year 1905.
The marriage ceremony took
place in st. Nicholas Roman
Catholic Church, N. S. Pitts
burgh, and was performed by
Rev. Ludovik Laus.
Through Thick And Thin
A few years later, in 1907
and 1908, working conditions
were very poor and jobs were
at a minimum. Eventually,
conditions forced brother Iii
ma to send his wife and
young son back to the "Old
Country and he followed
them shortly thereafter.
Once settled, he planned to
maintain his family by farm
ing, but he was drafted into
! the service. After serving
for a three year period, bro
ther lima came back to the
United States with his wife
and son in the year 1912.
The Zimas settled in Ali
quippa in the year 1920, be-
gan their timing and roofing
business in 1923, and have
lived here ever since.
Lost Son In Last War
An Anniversary Celebra-
ton was held in the couples
home on Grant Street, Ali
quippa, with approximately
SO relatives and guests pre-
sent.
Among them were their
two daughters, Frances Pc
trovich of Detroit, Mich, and
Victoria Morhovic of Aliquip-
pa, and three sons, Joseph of
Aliquippa, Peter of Detroit
and Steve Jr., who resides in
Coraopolis.
/ Two other sons are de-
ceased, the youngest killed
during the last war while
serving in the Pacific.
! Niece Pleases Guests
Guests also included Mr..
! Zima's brother and sister-in.
law, Tom and Antonija Zima
of Darlington, Pa, and other
friends from Youngstown
Ohio, Ambridge and Aliquip.
pa.
Following the dinner, the
honored couple and guests
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Plans JeI|ing For
Pitt Croatian Day
Committee Shapes
Sept. 3rd Program

Pittsburgh, Pa. - The Oath
Annual Croatian Day under
the auspices of the English
Speaking Lodges of the Gro
atian Fraternal Union will be
held on Saturday, September
3rd, at Kennywood Park.
Greater Pittsburgh's Gro
atian Day Committee have
completed plans for another
entertaining program head
lining the Jadran Singing So
ciety of Aliquippa, the Nc
Keesport Junior Tamburitz-
ans, and as the featured ar
lists this year they present
those popular radio and re-
cording artists, the Pozega
Brothers Tamburitza Orches-
ira of Youngstown, Ohio.
On Sunday, September 4,
the annual Post -Croatian Day
Reunion will be held at the
Croatian Home, 4th and An
tisbury Streets, Rankin.
In a few weeks, special re-
duced amusement tickets will
be placed on sale in the va
rious communities through
out the Greater Pittsburgh
Area. A list of agents and
agencies handling these re-
duced rate tickets will be
found in the future editions
of the "Z".
So, plan now to attend the
oath Annual Croatian Day at
Kennywood Park on Satur-
day, September 3rd.
Anthony j. Brajdic, Chair.
Louise Bursic, Sec'y.
Frank Becer, Treas.
q Past experience should
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~N
No. 283, the Lost Nations
Road, the sports event under
the hostship of the lumber
axis" Lodge $50 definitely fills
a must" for C.F.U. sports
minded members during the
summer months.
With the entry deadline
having been Monday, July 18,
we at this writing have not
heard from Bob Knezevic as
to the extent of the entries.
Knowing our m e m b e s
though in Cleveland and the
Calumet Region, which Incl
dentally hosted the 1853 golf
ing event, we are not afraid
to 60 out on the limb to say
that this years entries will
equal those of 1854.
The tee off time is as
early as 300 AM. and will
continue until 400 PM.
We hope that last minute
entrants can make it, the
earlier the better.
The Blaskovichs, Grdichs
and Bertovics, from Univer-
sal, Pa, recognized as the
Athens of c. F. U. golfdom,
have promised to be there.
Edward Sabolic will be re-
sponsible for a few entrants
from Conway, Pa.
Mickey Hamalak, and pos
sibly Mrs. Hamalak and
daughter, all from New York
City, will make the 1855
tournament a stop on their
itinerary. We wish that we
had more of the names OF
those coming from distant
places, but so goes and flows
reporting ink in the summer
months.
Coming From Everywhere
We beg at this time to re.
fresh your memory on those
who made the spotlight in
Waukegan, ILL.,, last year.
Tony Glibota of Gary tax.
ing the male honors with a 3
, above par IS score, which
was one stroke better than
w. Pucin of Waukegan. Jen.
ME Katalinich of Waukegar
was the best among the
eighteen women entrants, her
105 strokes netting her low
gross honors.
Not to be overlooked
were the low net champions
Ray Persin in class A
among the men with a ga
! score; in class b, j. Kolar
with a 81 net; in class c
among the men Steve Skro-
bot with a 81; and among
the ladies Anne Sekulich of
Waukegan, Ill. with a low
net of 80.
Truly golfing has made ad
vances in our Society and we
hope that as more members
take to this sport on the
greensward that more com
pete under the canopy of the
Croatian Fraternal U ii o +
which is giving the 3rd Mid
West Golf Tournament its
due share of trophies and &
proportional cash aid with
which the hosting committee
at their discretion can ado
miscellaneous prizes.
Committee Worked Hard
May we remind all tourna
ment goers in this publicity
impetus that while the gol1
competition will be at Los
Nations Golf Course in vii
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Mahoning Valley
Lodges Preparing
For FraternaI Day
Annual Fete Will
Be Held August 7th

Youngstown, Ohio - The
I'm t e d Croatian Fraternal
Union Lodges of the Mahon-
ing Valley will sponsor their
Annual Fraternal Day on
Sunday, August Z, at the well
known Whippoorwill Grove,
Crum Road off Meridian
Road, Youngstown.
The sponsoring Lodges
include Youngstown LODI
ges sc, 1O9, 149, and 435,
Campbell Lodge 1875, and
Struthers Lodge 5O4.
AS in the past, the high
light of this years Fraternal
Day will be a program con-
sisting of music and speeches
by CFU and city officials.
Main speakers of the after
noon will be bro. Joseph Bel
la, Supreme Secretary of the
Croatian Fraternal Uni o n,
and bro. Stephen F. Brkich,
English Editor of the Zajed-
nicar, who will deliver mes
sages to the Society's many
members gathered for the
Fraternal Day Celebration.
Mayors CFU Members
Representing the City of
Youngstown will be Mayor
Frank X. Kryzan, member of
CFU Lodge 66, with Mayor
Michael Kovach doing simi-
lar honors for the nearby
City of Campbell. Mayor Ko-
vach is a member of C.F.U.
Lodge 185.
The musical portion of
the program will be pre-
sented by the "Sloga" jun
ior Tamburitza Orchestra
of Farrell, Pa, a youthful
group of instrumentalists
who have already gained
many, many admirers.
During the evening hours,
music for dancing will be
provided by the Slav Serena
ders, under the direction Of
Joe Marmilich.
Every last detail, down to
the point of refreshments,
has been taken care of in or
der to make this years Fra
ternal Day as successful and
entertaining as possible. An
abundance of hot barbecued
lamb and numerous other
solid and liquid refreshments
will be available throughout
the day.
In case of rain, the cele.
bration will be held in the
Lodge 66 Croatian Home
1912 w. Federal St., Youngs'
town.
Salute To Junior Order
We extend a most cordial
invitation to the members
and friends of the participat.
ing Lodges, and to our friends
of the surrounding vicinity
to attend and assure them
highly entertaining day spent
in a true fraternal atmos.
phere.
Just as a reminder, this
year we celebrate the 10th
Anniversary of the found
ing of the Junior Order of
the CrOatian Fraternal
Union of America.
We think a wonderful way
to celebrate would be by at
tending the Fraternal Day
Celebration, and enrolling
the youth there who are moi
already affiliated with oul
great organization.
| John Bistrica, Sec'y
McKeesport Club Ready
For Annual Festivities
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Stenhen And Frances lima Celebrate
Golden Anniversary OF HAPPY Marriage
Popular And Widely Known Aliquppans
Have Been Members Of Society For Years

AEquippa Pa. - Pictured above two well-known
and active members of CFU Lodge 423 Stephen
Zma who celebrated their 50th Wedding Anniversary
March g. 1855.
Brother lima has held many different offices in
Lodge, with which he is still affiliated He first became
member of the Croatan Fraterna Union shortly his