davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-26
zabava Narodnog
Donna U Veroni, Pa

Verona, Pa. - Mas Narod-
nj Dom u ovom mjestu pri-
redjuje svoju JesenslSu Ia
bavu, koja ce Sc odrzavati u
nedjelju, 80. oktobra 0. g.,
u nasem Narodnom Domu ma
312 Arch Street, Verona.
Pozivlje Sc clanstvo odsje-
ka broi 6O2 nase H.B.Z., te
svi nasi prijatelji, da u sto
vecem broju dodju ma owl
nasu jesensku zabavu, da Sc
svi zajedno ugodno zabavimo,
a istodobno doprinesemo u
spiehu owe nase priredbe.
Ia pies i zabavu svirati &c
"KosOvec Orchestra" liz Bur-
gettstowna, Pa, cd $50 sati
u vecer pa do polnoci. Ia u
godnu i veselu zabavu brine
Sc odbor.
Joseph Stefancic, tai.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-26
Krabulina zabava
0dsieka broj 7q3

Sudbury, Ont, Canada. -
Odsjek broj 793 H.B..Z. pri-
redjuje svoju prvu jesensku
krabuljunu pl s n u zabavu,
koja ce Sc odrzati u subotu
vecer, 20. oktobra 1865, u
HrvatskOm DOmu ma Kath-
leen Street.
Ciiena ulaznici ie "a pies i
zabavu samo 25c po osobi, a
pet ulaznica je jedan dollar.
Ma ulaznicama ce biti i tri
nagrade, koje ce dchiti sret'
nj dobitnici.
Ma zabati ce biti svega pc
nasem starom obicaju, dobra
plea dobre zakuske. Svirat
&c i sve mas veseliti dobrC
poznati tamburaski zbor. P;
stoga pozivljemo sveukupnc
clanstvo naseg odsjeka, ka(
i clanove bratskih susjednil
odsjeka i sve ostale prijatelj,
nase okolice, da mas posjet,
u sto vecem broju, da Sc "a
jednicki razveselimo.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-26
Poziv ma posasnu veeeru
zaiedniCara u CIairtonu

Clarion, Pa. = Odsjek 248
i sestrinski odsjek 534 HBZ.
zajednicki priredjuju pocasnu
veceru, koja ce sc odrzati u
nedjelju, 27. novembra 1855,
u svom vlastitOm Domu ma
Maple Avenue. Vecera ce po-
Ceti tocno u 6 sati u vecer.
Ova vecera Sc priredjuje u
pocast delegate odsjeka broj
248, brace P. Perisica i ]. Va
silica, kao svih starih no
voizabranih odbornika i cas-
nika Hrvatske Bratske Ia
iednice. Uz dobru veceru ina
ii cemo i dobru glazbu, koja
ce mas zabavljati "a vrijeme
! programa i koja &c nakon to-
ga svirati "a pies.
Saw cist prihod Cd owe We
cere je namijenjen u fond "a
gradnju Novog Donna, pax
stoga pozivlje svi clanovi ovih
dvaju odsjeka, te ostali mas
narod IL Clairtona, kao ella.
novi bratskih odsjeka IL nase
okolice, da mas posjete u Ste
vecem broju da sa svojom
prisutnoscu pomognu nam uz'
velicati owl pocasnu veceru
ma kojoj ce imati priliku da
Sc upoznaju sa starim no
voizabranim odbornicima
;casnicima Hrvatske Bratske
Zajednice. Prvi potpredsjed
mix HBZ., brat Josip Bazda'
ric il Chicago, ILL.,, biti ce po
zavan "a glavnog govorniks
prigodom owe nase pocasnt
vecere.
Ia dobru veceru, program
sve ostalo pobrinuti &c ST
mas prirediujuci odbor, koj
vas unaprijed pozdravlja S;
dobro nam doSli!
Zajednicki OdbOl
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-26
KrabuIjna zabava
0dsjeka broj b17

Welland, Ont, Canada. -
Drustvo "Hrvatski Sinovi"
odsjek broj GIT H.B.Z. pri-
redjuje svoju prvu ovogodis-
nju jesensku krabuljnu pies
nu zabavu u subotu, 20. ok
tobra, u vlastitom Domu ma
% 5th Street. Pocetak
tocno u 7:3O sati u vecer.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-26

Uz dobru glazbu biti &c |
svijezeg plea, a ulaznina le
SOC po osobi. Saw prihod ide
u korist Donna drustvene
blagajne.
Stoga Sc pozivlju svi ela-
novi clanice naseg odsieka,
kao i ostali prijatelji mjesta
i okolice, da mas posjete u
sto vecem broju da Sc sku-
pa ma ovoj zabavi lijepo po-
razgovorimo ugodno pro-
Yeselimo. IA.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-26
Des MOines, Iowa. =

Des MOines, Iowa. - Klub
Americkih Hrvatica priredju-
ie krabuljnu plesnu zabavu,
koja &c Sc odrzati u subotu
veGer, 20. oktobra, 1855, u
Highland Park Legion Hall,
3?12 Second Avenue.
Ia piles &c svirati dobro po-
znata popularna glazba -
Viking Accordion Band.
Mi pozivljemo sve n a S e
prijatelje ola Sc obuku sto
bolje u krabuljna odijela, jer
&c Sc davati nagrade onima,
koji ce biti najbolje obuceni
u takva odiiela.
Kate Lesac. tajnica,
Evening star., 1955-03-27

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cleans thoroughly without irrito,

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admire much :. that lovely schoolgirl com.
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proper care with gentle Pamolive. Skin specialists
agree that really mild soap means less irritation :
gentle cleansing. Milder Palmolive brings you
these bene6ts-so important for softer. smoother,
brighter skin. Pamolve is the midest of them ALL No
other leading soap cold gets skin thoroughly
clean as gently as Palmolive Soap!
, 1955-03-10
THIRTEEN

the University Of the v. l., in
PRODUCED by Senators Gomez.
Carroll and Ottley; an Act to
authorize certain improve
ments to the Christiansted
Harbor and for the construc-
ton of a dock, introduced by
Senators Carroll and Rhymer.
A resolution recommending
certain essential Public Works
Projects for the Island of St.
croix.
This bill was introduced by
Senators Carroll, Gomez and
Reese.
A bill authorizing a bond is
sue for the purpose of
funds for the construction of
low cost housing in the Virgin
Islands passed last week also
was introduced by Senators
Gomez and Carroll.
, 1955-03-10
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

In accordance with Section 6 Of Bill Nc. 80 of the Eighth
Municipal Council Of 81. Croix, Ordinance to Encourage the
Establishment of New Industries and the promotion of Tour
ism in the Virgin Islands through the Granting Of Exemo-
tons from Payment of Certain Taxes and Fees and fo1 Grant
ing Of Special Industrial Subsidies, and for other Purposes,
sanctioned and approved 0 nthe 7h day of-January, 1852, a
public hearing on the following application for tax examp-
ton and industrial subsidy will be held on March is, 1865
at 5 pm. in the District Court Room, Csrisiansted.
Name of Applicant Address Type Of Business
"A. H. Rise Chemical Christiansted Manufacture of dried food,
Industries, Inc. ST. Croix, " T. yeast, fertilizers, i1ud,
CO, ethyl alcohol, and cat
tie and poultry feeds.
Concrete bricks, blocks
st. Croix Observation-Disclosures floor tiles, roof tiles and
Industries s.. Croix, v l. flag stones
Any person, natural or artificial, interested in the apph-
cation can he heard provided a written statement is subnit-
ted to the Chairman of the Board not later than one week
prior to the hearing.
Tax Exemption Board, Municipality of St. Croix, Chris
tiansted, Y. l., February 81, 1855.
R. Norman Skeoch
Chairman
boy1ao II TpnonI1o1 @M
, 1955-03-10

SSAtOA0 SASn IM II.
PRESIDENTIAL COMMISSION
ON THE APPLICATION OF
FEDERAL LAWS TO THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
INTERIOR /
WASHINGTON Is, DC.
January 25, 1865
Administrative Confidential
My dear Mr.. Hodge:
The P .esident recently appointed this Commission on
Application Of Federal Laws to the Virgin Islands pursuant
to section s () of Public Law SIT Of the 83rd Congress Ire
vised Organic Act Of the Virgin lslands) Whcn Was dPPioY
ed July %, 1854.
Section s () reads in part:
"ldl The President Of the United States shall
appoint a commission. . to survey the Held
Of Fede al statutes and to make recommended
tons to the Congress within twelve months
after the date of approval of this Act as to
watch statutes of the United States not apphca-
lie to the Virgin Islands on such date should be
made. applicable to the Virgin Islands, and as to
which statutes of the United States applicable
to the Virgin Islands on such date should pc
declared inapplicable. :. 80.
The Commission completed its organization on. January
II, 1855, and is now interested in learning from your Office:
~ Which Federal statutes not now applicable to the
Virgin Islands YOU believe should be made applicable, and
reasons therefor;
~ Which Federal statutes now applicable to the Vir-
Sl 1o1OAAO0 ~ N~AS'S
reasons therefor;
C) Which Federal statutes Of doubtful applicability
should or should not be made applicable, and reasons there
for; and
az Any other pertinent legal aspects Of this problem
upon which you care to comment or submit information,
On behalf of the Commission, / am soliciting your views
on the topics set forthsabove. We would appreciate a reply
as soon as possible, but in noseyent later than February rs.
We are interested IN any preliminary views you care to
express prior to February %.
Any answers or information submitted in response to
this inquiry will be treated as confidential.
It is ANTICIPATED that public hearings will be held by this
& Commission in the Virgin Islands at a future date, of which
you and the public will be advised.
The Commission will appreciate your cooperation in
this matter.
Respectfully,
w. j. JAMESON
Chairman
, 1955-03-10
Charles H. Emanuel
Secretary
IMPORTANT CATTLEMEN's MEETl

An important Cattlemen's Meeting will be held at
Diamond Office, Estate Diamond, on Wednesday March 18th
1855 at 400 PM.
All Cattle Producers are urged to be present and on time.
ST. CROX SUGAR CANE INDUSTRIES, INC
Operators of ST. CROW ABATTOIR
, 1955-03-10
Administrative Confidential
Ny dear Mr.. Hodge:

The F. csident recently appointed this Commission OF
Application Of Federal Laws to the Virgin Islands pursuan
~ section s. () of Public Law SIT Of the 83rd Congress TIE
vised Organic Act Of the Virgin Islands) which was approx
ed July %, 1854.
, 1955-03-10

Hon. Walter I. M. Hodge
President of the Legislature
of the Virgin Islands
st. Thomas, Virgin Islands
Continued tomorrow
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-03-15

Mosch IS. l955-5l
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-18
Sweet Home
Cleo Caldwell

Miss Lula M, Dyson of Los An
geles, graduate of johnson Bush
ness college, is here visiting her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. A, Dyson,
Miss Dyson will be here for three
weeks. Upon returning to Calf
she will be employed as a book
keeper for the US government .
Eddie McFarling, Chicago is
here visiting his parents, Rev and
Mrs. d. II. McFarling The
First Baptist. Sweet Home. YMCA
presented its monthly program
recently. Rev. Wright, pastor OF
Shiloh Baptist church, North Lit
tie Rock, participated on the pro-
gram Rev. Wright II d h s
group will appear in Nashville,
Tenn. soon A shower was
given for Mrs. w. C, Porter, wife
of Rev. w. c, Porter, by the pas
tors aid club, for the arrival OF
their new baby. Mrs. Alberta Will
ey, president Mrs. Hattie
Scott is reported better She is
back home On the sick lis'
are, Mrs. Bessie Lewis. who is ii
the University hospital, John Mil
Ter, Ben Harris and Mrs Rosit
Manuel.
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-18
Lake Village
Mrs. Laura ClantOn

Mrs. Laura Clanton
The NAACP branch of this city
held its installation service re-
Gently at New Hope NIB church
with Rev. A. Reed. in charge.
Music was furnished by the choir
and Mrs. Jennie B. Wright, who
rendered solo. Other particle
pants were Atty Ed. Trice and
Vernon Mcdaniel, guest speaker
The home Demonstration
county council met at the extern
sion office recently with Mrs,
Victoria Sanders in charge. Mrs.
Lottie Frazier gave the devotion.
Seventy members were present.
During the business period, the
council agreed that each presi-
dent would still have a chance
to collect a donation from each
Of his members for more office
chairs. A committee was appoint
ed to send cards and flowers to
sick members and families or
where close member of the
family or HID club had passed
away. Mrs. Mary Thomas, Chicot
HID club, gave an interesting dem
onstration on making beverage
set out of inexpensive items. The
Howard and Red Leaf home dem
onstration club members prepar-
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-18
FIRST UNION BAPTIST
Mrs, Emma Harris

Pete Kelly, who has been Ill,
is still in the Ouaehita county
hospital Mrs, Marcella Ellis
of Toledo, Ohio, was called to
the bedside of her father, j. II,
Harris, who was taken to the
University hospital in Little Rock
for treatments Mrs, Octavia
Kelly is on the sick list Mrs.
c, M. Shivers, Mrs. Nancy Scott,
Mrs. Emma Harris and Mrs. Lot
tie Tatum, motored to Little Rock
to attend the executive board of
Arkansas Negro State HID coun-
ell, held in the education build
ing of Mt, Zion Baptist church,
Rev. F. T, Guy, pastor 1t
was reported that Mrs. John Van
zant. 1904 Park avenue, Kansas
City. home demonstration agent
of Lee county. is very i'll in the
hospital. We hope for her a
speedy recovery.
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-18
Warren

Charles Alexander, Ill
The funeral services of Mrs.
Ollie Brandon, were held at St
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-18
ivan

Azell Adams
Rev. J. H. Utsey. pastor of St,
Luke AME church. attended the
funeral Of his brother. W. M. Ut
sey at Mt. Holly, He was accom-
panied by his wife Sunday
school was interesting Sunday =.
Rev. Utsey was the speaker
at Hope Sunday during the quar-
terly meeting at Mt. Zion, where
Rev. I. M. Mannings, pastor, and
Rev. A. Morris is presiding elder.
Rev. T. J. Rhone of Beebe CINE
church at Hope and Rev. Banks
from Texas, were visitors q.
Rev. and Mrs. j. H. Utsey were
guests in the home of Mrs. p.
McFadden and daughters and the
dinner guests of Mr., and Mrs,
Elmo Walker. They also visited
Mrs. Charlene Harris, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Nelson, Mrs. Rogers,
Mr.. and Mrs. James White jr,,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Walker, Mr.,
and Mrs. James White, ST., and
Mrs. Amanda Staggers They
were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jessie McFadden. Thursday
mite was spent at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Dock Stewart. They
spent a mite with Mr.. and Mrs
Forrest Stewart On the sick
list is Mrs Mamie Gamble
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin White are
the proud parents of daughter,
Shirley Irene. Mother and daugh-
ter are fine Visiting here
and there are Tom Draper, Oliver
and Buster Peggie and Charlene
Harris See Azell Adams
your agent for the STATE PRESS.
Have your dimes ready each
week
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-18

terment was in Jersey Mrs.
Author Clark and Mrs. Pauline
". Wallace attended the State
PTA meeting in Fordyce. last
week Charles Alexander, III,
celebrated his 18th birthday last
Sunday. He received many nice
gifts and the party was enjoyed
by all The Union Hill Bap-
fist church and its pastor, Rev.
L. w. Strickland and members
were guests of St. James AME
church Sunday Mrs. Ester
Jones was called to Chicago, to
the funeral service of her niece.
While there, she became very i'll
and was accompanied home &.
On the sick list are Mrs. Lille
Hampton, Mrs. Hattie Clark and
Mrs. Narsis Horace, who suffered
from a broken hip. Lum Nc
Cleandon is still in the hospital
and seems to be improving &.
The Warren faculty will play the
Hermitage faculty in Bradley CO.
gym tonite -. The Flower Gar
den club of West Warren, met
at the home of Mrs. Virginia
Washington, last Wednesday
Virgil Washington has returned
home from Los Angeles, to enter
college at AMIN, Pine Bluff
Wallace Washington is home
from Los Angeles, visiting parents
and other relatives Pvt. Rob-
ert Strickland is here visiting his
wife and baby daughter.
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-18
Olive St. Pike
Ulysses Shepherd

WIVES CocPNW
Mesdames jamie Thomas and
Budester Young visited with Mr..
aad Mrs. Daniel Rhodes recently
Mrs. Maggie Shepherd Wis
tied with Mrs. Ruth Bearden re-
Gently II was reported TO the
writer that Mr.. and Mrs. Vernlee
Adams home was destroyed by
fire recently in Camden. All con-
teats were burned. The Adams
are relatives of the Cranfords,
RI. 2. Pine Bluff Mrs. Rosie
Dixon. Rt 2, Pine Bluff, passed
March 3rd. She was the wife of
John Dixon and a member of
st. Raphael Catholic church !.
Mrs. Carrie Calhoun is in the Da-
Wis hospital. She is suffering from
stroke Thought for the
week: The fellow who throws
himself away. seldom likes the
place he lands"
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-18
Monticello
Darrell Lee Hogue

Darrell Lee Hogue
Rev. r. X Phillip. newly in
stalled pastor of First Baptist
church. met with the young peo-
pie and the following officers of
the junior church were elected:
James Douglas. president; Bobby
Thomas. vice president Mary
Murl Harris. secretary; Shirley
Shaw. assistant secretary, and
Victor Shaw, treasurer. The pres
ident appointed the following
committee chairmen: Recreational
committee Barbara Shaw; Plan
ming committee. " T. Shaw; Pro-
gram committee. FELTON, johnson.
The officers of the junior choir
are president. Dennis johnson, jr.;
pianist, Barbara Shawees and
Jacquelyn Williams; secretary,
Mary Mt~'l Harris and choirister,
Shirley Shaw Mesdames Beatrice
Hicks. F. ID. Shaw and c. E. Will
hams are the advisors . q. Sci
ence teachers from eight coun-
ties met at the Drew hi school,
Friday for the third of series
OF regional work conferences for
the improvement of the teaching
science. The conference was spon-
sored by the division of instruc-
ton of the state department OF
education, the Science department
OF AM&N college, Pine Bluff and
the public schools Mrs. G.
e. Williams, first grade teacher
of Drew hi school, attended a
meeting at the Ridgeway hotel
Friday afternoon The purpose Of
the meeting was to discuss plans
for the proposed shots for immun-
ization Of first and second grade
children against infantile paraly-
sis The South Arkansas con-
ference Laymen organization held
its quarterly meeting, Sunday at
Ross Chapel AME church on the
Dermott district. Rev, E. c, Cole,
pastor Foster Ward, the chaplain
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-18

James AME church. recently She
leaves to mourn devoted hus-
band, Dan Brandon. son. Jimmie
Lee ChiIds and a daughter, Mrs.
Maxcine Smith. both of Los An
geles: one brother of Warren, a
sister, Mrs. Ardie Mobley, Month
cello, her mother, Mrs, Mora Da-
Wis, Monticello; one granddaugh-
ter and two great grandchildren
of Los Angeles and host of 9TH
er relatives and friends. Rev. l..
r. Williams gave the eulogy. In
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-18

GIRL OF THE YEAR" - Patricia Brown
named Girl of the Year by Zeta Phi Beta
sorority, had the distinction of being a guest
Of New Yorks Governor Averel Hartman
Left to right are Patricia's mother, Mrs. JAG
queline Whitfield and Assemblyman Bertram
Baker. To Patricia's left is Rev. NJ Dempsey
The Girl of the Year" is selected each year
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-18

was in charge of the devotion.
The meeting was opened for bus
mess by the president, King Will
der. The district presidents are
to continue their surveys of the
districts in the interest of local
organizations at all churches. The
district presidents are Ebert
Robinson. Mrs. Addie Brown, F.
Ward. Laymen day is planned for
April "a, Pilgrim Rest AME
church,
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-18
Chidester
Mrs. Bessie Lee SockweH

Mrs. Bessie Lee SOCkweII
The first quarterly conference
of the Chichester circuit was held
in Bethel AME church, recently
with the pastor, Rev. A. Redden
and the presiding elder, Rev. w.
H. Hunter, in charge. Eddie Me-
Donald was over the Sunday
school with officers and teachers
present. Amount raised during
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-18


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Gray Heir

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ed and served refreshments. which
consisted Of southern baked chick
en-, potato salad, cookies a n d
cold drinks. The next meeting
will be held April 2, at the Agri-
culture extension office.
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-18

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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-23
National Cage Tournament Hosts Set
To Reserve Hotel Rooms For Biq Meet

Youngstown, Ohio - A |
those planning to participate
or attend the 18th Annual
Basketball Tournament o f
the Croatian Fraternal Union
to be held in Youngstown,
Ohio over March 25-26-27,
1866 would do well to act i'm
mediately on the following
phases of hospitality that
the tournament hosts are pre-
pairing for all visitors to
Youngstown over that period.
The Pick Ohio Hotel con-
veniently situated to the
tournament play has rooms
available at reasonable rates,
single rooms without bath,
$2.75 and similar double
rooms at $3.50. Single rooms
with bath range from $500
to $500 and double rooms
with bath range from $3.50
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-23
Lodge 832 Pin Houses
Beinq Bombed By Jets

Toronto, Ont. - The Jets,
a team with great power as
their name indicates and lead
ers in the Lodge 832 Mixed
Bowling League, roared 70 a
new team triple high of 1882
at the February 4th session.
They were spanked by
George Vidlin who came thru
with a terrific 376-904 a
score which he may well be
proud of. Carmel Ropac bowl
ed one of her best series to
date as she extended a 292
into a 1888, both the feminine
seasonal highs of the eve
ming, the triple high being 13
pins better than the existing
high of 720 by Eileen Sher-
jak.
A COL three game total was
rolled by Donna Glavas, one
of the mainstays of the last
place Ryders who fell victims
of the Jets exceptional bom-
bardment.
The Rockets efforts to
take over the first position
did not have much luck as
the third place Flyers nicked
their hopes 2-1 for three out
of a possible four points. Top
scores in this match included
Bill Morrison with 252-685;
John Benko, 239-645 and
Steve Stavro, 232-6O7.
John Benko, Sec'y.