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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-07-07
County Men
Plan to Attend
NEA Meeting

E. Guy Jewell of Damascus,
principal of Rockville Junior
High, and Irving S. Zorb of Sill
yer Spring will represent Mont
gomery County among the sc
Maryland teachers and admins
traitors at the Ninety-third An
nual Convention of the National
Education Association.
Maryland is sending one of the
largest state delegations to the
Representative Assembly, the
governing body of the NEA, to
be held in Chicago, July 3
through July 8.
Leslie Able of Rockville, Chair
man of the Maryland Council on
Education, will attend a national
conference, preceding the conven-
ton, at DeKalb, Illinois, June 29-
July 2.
He will be one of 13 represen-
tatives from Maryland who will
help plan a program for improv-
ing teacher education. A book
let published recently by the
State Teachers Association, "1oW
Can We Provide Good Schools?"
will be one of the resource ma
terials used at the conference.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-07-07

cade bouquet of white roses and
stocks, lifting the center of the
bouquet out for a going-away
corsage.
Miss Patricia Marilyn Olsen of
Rockville was maid of honor.
Mr.. Richard Carey Braunberg,
brother of the bridegroom, serv-
ed as best man. UsherS were
Mr.. Richard B. Graham of Silver
Spring and Mr.. Robert Craig
Ward of Takoma Park.
After the ceremony, a reception
was held at the home of the
brides mother.
The former Miss Titus is en-
ployed by the Montgomery
County government, and Mr..
Braunberg is a student at the
University of Maryland.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-07-07

Md. Both are students of the Red
Slipper Studio of Wheaton.
Brooke and Mary Farquhar
were given a Housewarming, Sat
urday night, by their friends. The
group gathered at the home Of
Tom and Pat Lansdale for cock
tails, following which they "sur-
prised" the Farquhar family in
their newly acquired home, "Riv-
erton," known to many as Mrs.
Kate Janney's home, more recent
ly owned by Elbin Leishear.
Margaret Adams, daughter of
Mrs. Herbert Adams, was brides
maid at the wedding of her cou-
sin, Miss Rosemary Kendall of
Washington, d. c., on June is.
Thursday evening preceding the
wedding, Mrs. Adams entertain
ed the members of the bridal
party at buffet supper, at her
home in Ashton.
The Dosey Dos Square Dance
group met for a picnic supper,
Saturday evening, June 25 at
pleasant Valley" home of the
Stanley Stabler's.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-07-07

Hospital sponsored by all three
Howard County Auxiliaries was
held Saturday nigst.
Francis Miller was host to the
Montgomery Farmers Club Sat
urday evening. Douglas Farquhar
entertained members with an ac-
count of conditions in Italy now
as compared to such during
World War I when he was sta
toned there.
Your correspondent wishes to
correct the item in last weeks
column which refers to the gift
to Mrs. Iris Beall, Dietitian at
Montgomery County General
Hospital. The gift was from the
Board of Directors of the Hos
pital in recognition of her IS
years service.
Gail Kruhm, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Kruhm and
Linda Wooten, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Troy Wooten, both of
Brookville, were presented in a
Dance Recital June 18th at the
Woman's Club of Chevy Chase,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-07-07
Sandy Spring NeighbOrhoOd
BY MRS. oSBURN STABLER SPRING 4-5z94
SPRING 4-5294

shapes and materials were model
led by Mrs. Iris Beall, Mrs. Jack
Ladson, Mrs. F. K. MetZger, Mrs.
T. Rhudell Burklow, Jeff herself
and her little granddaughter
Judy. Jeff's houseguest, Mrs. c.
M. Robinson, of Oxford, Mary
land also modelled.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Burns en-
tertained at cocktails Sunday
evening July Bird. Also entertain
ing on July Bird were DR.. and
Mrs. Steven o. Beebe who had
guests for a delightful buffet sup
per party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bassett Ferguson
and daughters are visiting at Rid
ley Park, Penn as the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. CLANCY.
Tuesday night DR.. Crum was
entertaining the Home Interests
club at a dinner at st. Johns
Parish Hall at Olney.
The Enterprise Farmers Club
met Saturday July 2 at the home
of Frank Wilson.
Associated Women of Mont
gomery County Farm Bureau
held their June meeting at the
Farm Bureau Office in Rockvil-
lie, Wednesday, June %. Plans
were completed for the Annual
Farm Bureau Picnic to be held
at the Agricultural Center at
Gaithersburg, Saturday, July 3,
beginning at 1920 a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cramer
who have been spending some
time with Mr.. Cramer's parents,
the Elgar Stablers have gone to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Byron For
bush on Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. David N. Mills
and five children from Farming
ton, Mich, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. P. G. Lyon at Home
stone"
The third annaul Howard Coun-
ty Cotillion for the benefit of
Montgomery County General
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-07-07
MRS. ROBERT CAREY BKAUNBERG
Miss Titus, Mr.. Braunberg Wed
At St. Johns of Silver Spring

Miss Shirley Ann Titus, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Edna Pauline Titus
of Rockville, became the wife of
Mr.. Robert Carey Braunberg at
2 p. m, June 25. The Rev. Pat
rick J. Bennett officiated at the
double-ring ceremony at st.
Johns Catholic Church in Silver
Spring.
The bridegroom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. DeRoy Braunberg,
of Silver Spring.
Given in marriage by her un-
Gle, Mr. Edwin Samuel Poole, the
bride wore ballerina- length
wedding gown of white organdy
with a hoop skirt. Her fingertip
veil was attached to a crown of
seed pearls. She carried a cas-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-07-07
Building Permits

Philip Mason, house, $4,000,
Harmony Hills, Wheaton.
Raymond A. Fink, house,
$500, Laytonsville-G aithersburg
Pike.
o. R. Chamberlain, house,
$1,000, Redland Road, Laytons-
willie.
Warner William Ricketts,,
house, $4,000, Chandler Road,
Fawsett Farms.
Catherin M. Tabler, house,
$1,000, Hyattstown.
Leonard c. Bluebond, house,
$4,000, Cleaveland and Valley
Drive, North Glen Hills, Rock
vile.
Maloney Concrete Co., storage
shed and garage, $1,500, Der
wood.
Henry A. Grodner, Inc, of Be
thesda, commercial, 100000,
Convention of the Protestant
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-07-07
New, Better Roads Bring More
Potential Crashes, Report Says
Strange As 1t Seems

A warning to the effect that
one of the paradoXial facts of
driving is that the construction
of new and better roads offers a
greater potential danger to driv-
ers and pedestrians was sounded
recently by the Maryland State
Traffic Commission.
In it's report to the State Cen
eral Assembly, the Commission
noted:
1.-THE State of Maryland is pres
emily embarked on an extensive
road building program which will
result in the expenditure of $568
million over a II year period. The
National Government is currently
speaking of a multi-billion dollar
program of road building. The
resultant network of excellent
roads will vastly increase the eX-
posture factors involved in traffic
conditions"
BY exposure factors" the Com
mission means, simply, that new
roads attract heavier traffic and
that heavier traffic means a high
er potential accident rate.
The Commission cited traffic
counts that had been made on
roads before and after improve
ment. The results prove that inn
provement brings much heavier
traffic.
The warning and observation
were issued against background
of statistical information that
showed, among other things, that
the $50 deaths on State highways
in 1854 plus the thousands of non
fatal accidents resulted in a $50
million loss to the State.
Observing that there are four
elements that figure in every ac-
cident, alone or in combination,
the Commission cited the driver,
the pedestrian, the road and the
vehicle for attention in efforts
to cut the toll of deaths and in
juries on roads.
To weed out incompetent driv-
ers, the Commission is recon-
mending State legislation to make
compulsory chemical tests to de-
termine intoXication, higher
standards of vision for a drivers
license and the fingerprinting of
all applicants for licenses.
Motor vehicle inspection is al
so supported by the Commission
although mechanical failure is
not the most important contrib
uting factor in accidents, but it
is important enough to merit ser
iouS consideration.
! Defective brakes, improper
lights and faulty tires constitute
over one-half of all defects re-
ported, the Commission said.
Noting that none of the States
highway deaths last year involv-
ed a blind person, the Commits
sion attributed this to the fact
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-07-07
BY MRS. osBURN sTABLER

Fourth of July in this commu-
nifty was for the most part spent
quietly, many families gathering
for picnicS at their homes, while
others went to Beach cottages.
Tom and Jean Ladson with
Jimmy and Judy spent the "Glor-
ious Fourth" at their cottage in
st. Mary's County, Maryland.
With them were Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick L. Thomas and Miss
Cornelia Thomas.
Enjoying the summer at the
home of her parents, Mr., and
Mrs. A. Irving Smith, is Mrs.
T. Rhudell Burklow and three
children, from Bristol, Virginia.
A progressive party was en-
jOyed by members of the Iron
Bridge Hunt on Sunday June
26th, when Esther and Elgar
Stabler entertained the group for
cocktails at their home "Kemah,"
from 5 to 7 p. m. From ''Kemah"
guests drove to the "Briars"
where Margaret and Billy Gilpin
and daughter, Margaret Elgar,
were hosts for a delicious supper
on the lawn.
Kenneth Russell Jr. from Bel
lsville, Ill. is very happy spend
ing a month with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Fus-
sell.
On Friday afternoon Mrs.
Thomas A. Ladson, ST., entertain
ed at a tea. 1t was a showing"
of the many attractive hats she
has made in the last few months.
Millinery in many different
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sion asked for an unspecified
number of additional State Troop
ers. mo amount of education or
engineering will ever completely
eliminate the need for traffic sup
ervision or that part of it we call
Endorsements ., the Commission
said.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-07-07

that most of the blind carry dis
tinctive white canes.
This leads to the recommended
ton that the aged, the infirm and
the athritic be required to carry
orange colored canes to warn
drivers of their handicap.
Praising the work of the Mary
land State Police, the Commits
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-07-07

Episcopal Church, church, $780,
900, Grosvenor Lane and Old
Georgetown Road.
Henry w. White, house, $4,000,
DickerSon.
Leonard N. Talbert, house,
$1,000, Gaithersburg.
Harry w. Diehl, house, $4,000,
Redland Road, Norbeck.
Evening star., 1955-11-27

Here's a quaint and charming
gift. This powerful seven tube
radio is encaSed in this unique
country type" telephone
which hangs on the wall. Place
it in your den, in the kitchen,
give it to your country
cousin" Room on stand for
pad and pencil.
Open Weeknites TIL 9. Free, Ua-
limited Parking on Our Lot Ad5otn-
ing store.
Evening star., 1955-07-15
54 PLYMOUTH

SAVOY CLUB COUPE
2-tone brown. This one
a real doll; beautiful 4
tone exterior with motch-
ing interior and outo-
motto drive. No. 3olA3.
WAS $I.49S. NOW
'53 PLYMOUTH
CRANBRoOK 4-DR. Thi
one hos an ebony bIocI
finish with ivory top. !
beouty to see, a bette
beauty to own. *Pl03A2
WAS $I,z95. Now,
'54 PLYMOUTH
BELvEDERE 4-DR. This
model is the best that We
moke, exterior and in
terror blend in perfect
harmony to make This
your dreom cor. No.
P64A3. WAS $1,59s,
AAM
Evening star., 1955-07-15
AUToMoBltEs FOR SALE

razASSsH s.E sss .Ass. sa s:fssi s:s:si s.f. asEn;
and b.. turn signals. seat covers
sfaNRPt sRsfsaisNl RI.es msTnsw s7Is; wIItssp asS guar
ave ne. DE. 2-6302.
PLYMOUTH 81 sedan; de luxe
blk 7. and h.: S695 cash. Ia 8.
e4e4 after . pm. and on veel
ENDS -H
Evening star., 1955-07-15
AUroMoRlLEs EoR sALE

PLYMOUTH 1850: 81. 600 mi, new
cond. throughout: trade or A.
nance: S595. 1920 Conn. ave.
EN-. 2-2s10. -17
PLYMOUTH 80 craubrook 4-door:
r and h.. new seat covers; l-day
special, S7q5: S96 down. TOWN q
COUNTRY SALES. $3.50 wis. ave.
NV. WO 6-a400.
PLYMOUTH 1850 eony.: canary
sa sgs5 0.sf sE .ID MoFoRs n5s ss SOLO 3 shsFD ws
ave. Wo. $4,000. LII
Evening star., 1955-07-15
AUToMosILEs FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH '53 cranbreok 2-dr.; p
tone nnish; very clean: S995
MONROE FORD. 500 wis. ave,
NV. Wo. $4,000. Open ewes. I'll
PLYMoUTH '52 Suburban: sIl-metal
wagon; ] owner: was used fol
pleasure only: Se95. BELL MO-
TORS, 6010 Wis. ave. Wo. 6-egOO
Evening star., 1955-07-15

"8S" 4-door; beautiful gun metal
gray; equipped; Hydra-Matic; per-
feet. No. 403s.
FIESTA CONVERTIBLE, over 5000
new. Power everything. Coral red
and white; $4,000 actual miles; like
brand-new; equipped with every
thing. No 5040.
'sS" HOLIDAY; power windows.
equipped with everything. Oyster
white and burgundy. No. 1106.
'v-8" Commander Club Sport Coupe:
equipped: like new; ivory finish. No.
6054.
'21o" 2-door; equipped with every
thing. Baby blue and white top. Per-
feet. No. 50111.
2-door; equipped with every thing:
jet black; perfect. No. 60l5.
V-s Coronet; burgundy maroon:
equipped; perfect: like new. No. 5ol24.
SUPER RIVIERA (hartop; Dyna-
flow; equipped with everything;
meadow green. Perfect. No. 605S.
CLUB COUPE; original perfect JET
black finish. Equipped with every
thing. Very nice. No. 3095.
SUPER RIVIERA (hardtop): Dy-
naflow, loaded with everything. Low
mileage, one owner. 2-tone grey and
white, like new inside and out.
No. 5014.
ROADMASTER RIVIERA 0nardtop) !:
Dynaflow, lustrous black and Oyster
top. Loaded with everything. NO.
5086.
SUPER 4-DR. SEDAN; fully
equipped, Dynaflow, radio and heat
er; like brand-new. Low mileage.
2-tone green. No. GOAT.
WINDSOR DE LUKE 4-DR.; perfect
inside and out. Automatic trans
mission, radio and heater, low mile
age, 2-tone blue. No. 1850.
Evening star., 1955-07-15
AUroMosILEs FOR SALE

PLYMoUTH 30 coupe; S125 or hesi
SO cranbrcok; dari
eiS.' sTs: ~ si.oss: s.dsy a m2oney-bssi money sUs
HILL & SANDERS. Wash.'s oldesl
Ford Dealer, 1114 Vermont ave
NV, AID. 4-4300. Open ewes. IT
8; sat. tn 5
PLYMoUTH .55 Savoy So 4-dOor;
PoverFlite. heater: fully equipped
low.milssse company car: NeE.sal
FENNER MOTORS
YOUR NE. De s0To-PLYMouTH
Ii. iesS s,sess oFEk m m
PLYM0UTH So crenbrook 4-dr
sedan; beautiful black finish. full.
spet:.s eSuippedt os sxsslsns sarns sess sSndstioR
chryssleir-piymout6 chnsfi ussd sdO Car peUi. ,ES.
sdfs sdf9 Wisconsin ave. NV @is H9t :
PLYMOUTH '53 savoy ail-meta
station wagon; beautiful plastic
and fabric interior, almost. new con
dition; glossy green exterior. radio
heater; az sno extra-elean wagon To-
ANACOSTIA MOTOR CO.
CHRYsLER-PLYMoUTH DEALER
l70s GOOD HOPE RD. a.E.
LU. 1888
Evening star., 1955-07-15
FENNER MOTORS
YOUR NE. DE soTo-PLYMoUTH

1885 BLADENSBUR0 RD. NE.
Ii. 6-3636 OPEN TIL Q
PLYM0UTH 1851 BelVedefe hardtop;
ss4G5. g. Ro9af s1af nssH no4oRsa ssaqs Hos e09s a..
ave. NV, IA. $4,000, Chrysler-
Plymouth-Imperiai -16
PLYMOUTH '54 Belvedere 4-door:
Hy-Drive transmission. r. and h.;
2-tcne torch-red and black finish,
with harmonizing interior. 81 1895.
PARKWAY MOTOR CO.. 3051 N
st, NV, AD. 2-01S1.
PLYMOUTH '52 cranhrook club
coupe: I. and h.: Sheridan blue
snish. esba This sv Is RiypoSsnh1,s Riypo9Ssnh1ss finsst rS
3051 n st. NV, AD. 2-01s1.
Evening star., 1955-07-15
AUToMosILEs ron SALT

PLYMOUTH Isl crnnbrook 4-dr.
sedan; has hester and turn sig.
COURSE; S5ee. Il. 3. LEARY. JR.
u BROS. INC, Chrysler-Piymouth
Used Car Dept. 5120 Wisconsin
ave. NV, HO. 2-6012. -16
PLYMOUTH '54 2-doof: low mii@
age: Immaculate IN every way: q
Evening star., 1955-07-15

everything with WAS NOW
SO CADILLAC everything rich nswssr S34o5 50 6AA
Evening star., 1955-11-06

tall, everyone sits snugly Compare thai with any
other sofa-bed!
More Up To-The-Minuie Stylingi Luxurious
fabric designs and colors Compact low lines 80
gracefully modern! You'll know why The
Ambassador is as high-sfyled as the costliesf.
om-buit sofa. Compare ha, with any other
sofa-bedi
No other sofa-bed can possibly compare! See
the Ambassador before the week is up. Shown
exclusively al your favorite furniture or depart
ment store selling Simmons
Evening star., 1955-11-06

Never before so luxurious, 50 versatile sofa
bed as Simmons new Ambassador Hide-A-Bed
sofa. Who else but Simmons could have puitwo
roomy beds inside sofa-bed and still fashion
low, sweeping magni6cence Of style.
More Sleeping Comfort! For the first time
you get two beds in one Hide-A-Bed sofa, with
undisturbed sleep on genuine Simmons mat.
tresses! Compare that with any other sofa-bed!
More Sitting Comfort! Almost feet Of seat.
ing space with the comfort extras Of Beautyrest
seat cushions and lower seating height. Short or
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-30
K0NCERT DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY
TAMBURITzANS u AABR|DGU, PA.

Ambrdge, Pa. Duquesne University Tamburtzans
nastupiti &c svojem konceru sedu veGer, T. decem
bra godne Ambrdge High School Oval koncert znac
wise nego obcnu predbu oval skolski zbo er ce to
biti prredba znak povratka rodno mjesu uprav
telja zbora, Waltera w. KOlara.
"Wally" (kako je mace ovdje poznat upravelj zbora
Walter W. Koar, jest clan odsjeka broj 304 HB.Z,
den e poazio e svoje pocetno skolovanje mestu
Ovde Ambridge High School otisao wise skolovanje
Duquesne University u Pttsburghu, nakon toga
stupo vonu suzbu Dok e poazo prpremno skolovanje
Duquesne University bio e aktvn clan Tamburtzans
zbora nastupao e kao Bas nstrumentast Dok je zvio
Ambridgu poceo je svou glazbenu karijeru zborom
Bright Stars sto je bila omladnska grupa cd koe
mnog postal Ganov Duquesne University tamburaske gr
Pc Imajuc to vdu brat Koar je otpoceo tamburasku
skolu kojoj STUDENT gazbe mogu ucit svirat
instruments, pesat ugoslavenske plesove napokon
prsupti Tamburtzans grupu Jedna Cd njegovih skola
nalaz Sc Ambridgu
Brat Koar postao e upravite famoznog Tamburitzans
zbora godne 1852 Kroz nekoko godna sto uprav
tell ovog zbora e posgao cast da prznat kao edan
cd najboljh aranzera slavenske glazbe America Dokaz
tomu vidi zvrsnim muzickim produkcijama koje e
ova grupa zvadjala pred svojom pubikom
Pokraj brata Koara koncertu &c nastupit JOS dvo-
ica il Ambridga ovogodisnjoj grup To Joyce York
Ii Edward Kaizer. hvjestitelj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-30
Hrvatski bozitni program u Museum
OF Science And Industry u Chicago

Kako svake godine tako owe, narodnost slave
Bozc po obicau Museum of Science and Industry
gradu Chicago. Mi kao hrvaska narodnost mademo dan
30 studena (novembra) diva programa. Prv program
pocima Z sati vecer traje do sat Drugi pocma
$50 traje do 9:3O vecer
Uaz je potpuno besplatan. Ulaznce mogu dobt
gore spomenutom Muzeu, iii zupnm uredma Sveti Jerko
Prncentonu Presveto Srce Isusovo South Chicago
South Chicaska Ujednjena Drustva H. B. e. doprinela
svotu cd $500 korst priredbe Svaki ko zei da
posje mas hrvatsk bocn program neka dodje dotica
potpsanm dobt &c ulaznicu potpuno besplatno.
Napomnjemo da &c spomenutom muzeju biti servira-
vecera to cd $50 $50 Hrana spremljena po nasm
hrvatskm zenama, koje &c b obucene narodna odea.
Cjena odrase veceru $1.75, djecu $125.
Umoljavamo canstvo Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice kao
ostau hrvasku javnost, da dodje da kao hrvatska
narodnost pokazemo u velkom broju.
Josip Vucch, zvjestitelj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-30
VeIika pIesna zabava Hryatske
Narodne Udruge u Los AngeIesu
Los Angeles, Calf.

Los Angeles Calf. - Kao obeno svake godne, tako
&c Hrvatska Narodna Udruga gradu odrzavat
svou Pesnu Zabavu Staru Godnu, 81 decembra l955
svom vastitim prostorijama Croatian Recreation Cen
1925 So Budlong Avenue. Pocetak sat vecer
ati ce do sata utro, kad temo vec preci po
zdrav Novu Godinu 1856. Ovo znac, da cemo sa zaba
vom poceti Staru svrsiti ju Novoj Godni.
Ma ovoj nasoj veko zabavi svirat ce dvje gasovite
orkesre jedna zvadjane nash narodnh koo plesova
druga izvadjanje modernh americkih pesova pa ce
ako svi stari mladi mat piku, da Sc ugodno zabave
razvesee ia podvorbu gosu b ce tecne, dobre hrane
okrijepujuceg napka prema ze zahtjevma prsutnika.
Pozivljemo clanove clanice nash drustava, njih
IS broju koi sacnjavaju Hrvatsku Narodnu Udrugu
kao mas narod IL Los Angelesa, San Pedra drugih
bliznh mjesta, da ovoj naso veko zabavi sto
vecem brou posjete da veselu provedemo Staru pre-
demo Novu Godinu bratskom raspoozenju prijaelj
stvu. *----~-
Nasa dvorana je prostrana ina mjesta sve do 1000
osoba da spominjemo druge mamie prostorije Svi
dobro dosli nasu veiku zabavu = 81 decembra
b. A. Rasich, tajnik Udruge
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-30
Christmas Party
Gniiezda broj 81

McKeesport, Pa. - Gnijez-
do broj 81 Pomlatka H.B.Z.
priredjuje Christmas Party
"a svoje clanove, koji ce Sc
odrzati u nedjelju, 18. de-
cembra owe godine, u Ame-
ricko Jugoslavenskom Domu
drustva SlOga, 536 Ringgold
Street u McKeesportu.
Program ce biti izmedju 2
sata 5 sati poslije podne,
ma kojem ce nastupiti nasi
talentirani clanovi Pomlatka
S glazbom i plesovima, pax
prikaz bozicnog filma, a moz-
da &c biti kratka drama.
liza toga &c slijediti dava-
ME d je ci bozicnih daraka,
bonbona, zagrizaka i napita-
ka. Covered u ime Priredji-
vackog Odbora, ovime poziv-
ljemo sve roditelje clanova
naseg gnijezda, da pruze svo-
! ju saradnju u pripremi ovog
programa da nastoje do
vesti svoju djecu ma oval
Christmas Party. To je dakle
, najbolii nacin, da svoju die
Gu vezu uz nasu Zaiednicu,
koje smo i mi clanovi.
Angelina Brletic, uprav
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-30
koncert Pittsburgh's AA-University
Tamburitzans 3. dec. u Pittsburqhu

Pittsburgh, Pa. = Pittsburghs All-Unversty Tambu-
rtzans pod vodstvom Mr. Matt L. Gouze, odrzat &c svo
koncerni program subou, g. decembra g., Carnegie
Music Hail. Oakland Distrkt Pittsburgh Pa Pocetak toe
$50 sati vecer.
Ovu glazbenu grupu Pttsburghs All-University Tam
burtzans sacnavau "a talentirane osobe madh moaka
djevoaka ko vecinom cd njh polaze sveucista
Pttsburghu. On dake mladi gazbenci pevaci pie
saci obuceni krasnm narodnim odelma tako da i'll je
dvoa gledat slusat Izvrsno izvjezban po Mr. Matt
L. Gouze njegovm pomocnicma profesorima Boris Dobro
volsky Victor Kebansky Ulaznna je $10O, $3.50 $500
po osobi rezervirana sjedala.
Stoga ovime pozvljemo ljubitele glazbenih pro-
grama mjesta okoce da posjete oval koncert sto
Gem broju subotu, g. decembra $50 sati vecer,
Carnegie Music Hall, Oakland Distrkt Ptsburghu Kon-
cert priredjue Skoarinu omladne sto dobra
pemenita stvar pax stoga sM ste dobro dosOdbor
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-30
Christmas Party
Gniiezda broi 81

Uniontown, Pa. - Gniiez-
do broj 80 Pomlatka H.B.Z.
u ovom mjestu odrzavati &c
christmas Party" "a djecu,
clanove gnijezda, IL nedjelju,
l8. decembra owe godine, u
Hrvatskoj Dvorani ma Frank
lin Street.
Sretni dobitnik dobiti &c
kao door prize" kosaru pu-
nu voca. Bit ce raznih igri
drugih nagrada. Sveti Nikola
biti ce prisutan i dobitniku
dati "door prize, a onda &c
svakom clanu ngijezda dati
boksu slatkiSa cd jednoj fun
ia.
Pozivlju Sc clanovi gnijez-
da, kao oni bivsi clanovi
gnijezda, koji su owe godine
preSli u odsiek, da dodju ma
ovu nasu Christmas Party,
da Sc svi ugodno razveselimo
i zabavimo.
Prosle godine u odsjek su
presli il gnijezda slijedeci -
Edward Bukovac, Elizabeth
Karlovich, Angelina Rudar,
Robert Spoljarich, John Vra-
tarich. Chas. Muchnok, Doro-
thy Cindric, Dolores Zubo-
vich, John Vidovich, Joseph
Kermarsky, pa Sc madame, da
cemo imati priliku, da in sve
pozdravimo ma ovoj nasoj Bo-
zicnoj Zabavi.
Svima clanovima gnijezda,
njihovim obiteljima, osoblju
u Glavnom Uredu i njihovim
obiteliima, te svemu clanstvu
nase zajednice, zelim vesele
bozicne praznike sretnu No.
WI Godinu!
Catherine Nj. Francis,
uprav. gnijezda br. 80.