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Evening star., 1955-05-26
BY RUTH DEAN

The several hundred friends
of Washington Cathedral who
turned out for the annual gar
den party given by Bishop and
Mrs. Angus Dun and the All
Hallow's Guild yesterday really
had something to celebrate
the success of their 18th an
nual Flower Mart.
The mart, held two weeks
ago in the most perfect
weather guild members can
remember in three years, net
ted S9,354 in proceeds for the
upkeep of the Cathedral's
grounds
The announcement was
written on a blackboard placed
at one side of the lawn. In
her chalk message. Mrs. Cliff
ford Folger, chairman OF the
1855 Mart, also pointed out
that the results of this years
effort represented Al per cent
better than the guild has ever
done before.
Naturally the mart's sue
cess was the main topic OF
conversation as the guests and
guild members mingled in
little groups on the lawn. or
gathered at the buffet table
beneath the giant elms or
strolled through the boxwood-
bordered gardens.
Bishop and Mrs. Dun, with
Mrs. Folger and Mrs. w. John
Kenney, president of the guild,
received the visitors as they
came through the garden gate.
In keeping with the spirit
of the occasion, several mem
bers of the guild were also on
hand to present carnation cor
sages to the hard-working
booth chairmen who made the
Flower Mart a success.
Mrs. James H. Douglas, wife
of the Undersecretary of the
Air Force and chairman of the
All Hallow's Guild Garden
Committee, had a special cor
sage waiting for her-a bright
Evening star., 1955-05-26

Mrs. Bourke Hickenlooper.
Senator and Mrs. Homer Cape
hart, Mr.. and Mrs. John Sim
mons. Deputy Secretary OF
Defense and Mrs. Anderson,
Mrs. Fitzpatrick, Admiral Juan
Pastor, Spanish Chief of Ma
val Operations. and General
Luis Guijarro, Commandant
of the Spanish Marines, who
accompanied Minister Moreno
on his visit.
Party for ErkinS
Still another nice party last
night was a dinner given by
Nine. Moussa Al-Shabandar,
wife of the Iraqi Ambassador,
in honor of the departing
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-28
Plant Trees TO Air
Condition Home
And Give A Yule Touch


This fall, when planting trees,
keep two long-range 0bjectives in
mind
First. air conditioning a home
with a good shade tree. Second,
placing evergreens so they can be
used as outdoor Christmas trees.
New home owners, especially in
recently developed subdivisions,
should plant deciduous trees SO the
shade in the future viii protect
windows and roof Of the south and
west side Of the house. says Don
Cantwell, Area Manager Of the
Bartlett Tree Expert Co.
Shade trees can help air condi-
ton a house by the moisture their
leaves give OF during the summer
and by their cooling shade. Experts
have found that walls Of a house
unprotected from direct summer
sun can run temperatures up to
13B degrees and that attic tempera-
lures may reach $50 degrees when
tie roof Is unshaded. In winter
LIese trees keep a house warmer
BY bunting icy blasts and hCWling
winds.
Make sure, however. that the
tree Is planted far enough from the
house to give sufficient room for
root growth, and do not plant 1t
too close to another tree. Visualize
how the tree will look 20-3O years
from now when it reaches mature
ty.
Evergreens properly planted this
tall near the doorway Of a home,
beneath a picture window or along
the front walk may be decorated
next Christmas. YeWs, spruce and
fin are especially desirable. But re-
member that spruce, hr, pine, and
hemlOck, while they look fine when
small. soon grow To bie-sized trees.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-28

on Sunday evening. Other visitors
were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Humes Of
Philadelphia and AIr. and Mrs Paul
Faux
Sunday. November s, viii be Ded-
ication Day Of the Fellowship Hall
at Bethany Brethren Church.
On Friday and Saturday, Novem-
Der 4 and 5, viii be the young peo-
pies trip to New Windsor, cost for
board anu lodging. 500, alus a few
hours of work at the center.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Taylor en-
tertained Mr.. and MRS. Paul Faux
on Monday evening.
Mrs. Lille Wiley is still confined
to her home due to illness. We wish
her a speedy recovery.
Billy Post attended a birthday
party on Saturday given in honor
Of the sixth birthday of little Rip
Penuel of Laurel About % of Rip S
little friends were there to help
him enjoy the celebration, when he
received a lot Of nice gifts and the
best wishes for many more BIRTH
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-28
FISHERS DISTRICT
u - No. m


There viii be Sunday School at
TOdds on Sunday morning at 10
O'Clock. Worship service at II a. N.
Rev. William Hankins, pastor.
The Todds-Epworth MYF will
sponsor a Halloween party in the
TOdds Community Building on Sat
urday evening, October %. "a cor
dial welcome to all to come out and
join in the fun. There will be
games and entertainment for both
kiddies and grown ups.
On Sunday evening there will be
a love feast" service held at the
Bethany Brethren Church at $3.50
o'clock, standard time.
On Thursday, the District Wo-
men S Work Fall Meeting was held
in COrdora at 10 a. M. and p. m,
with a covered dish luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ElwoOd McKnatt
and Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Rust spent
the weekend on a sightseeing trip
over the Sky Line Drive, visiting
many places OF interest in Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dearman
are enjoying delicious fresh straw
berries from their garden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Humes of
Philadelphia spent several days the
past week with. Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Faulk. Other luncheon guests we're
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Abrahams Of
Wyoming, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Badnew of Philadelphia, Miss Jean
Mcdowell and Messrs. Jimmy Nc
Dowell and Raymond Everline Of
Greenwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wroten are
enjoying the comforts of new
car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle O'Bier have
purchased the home Of Mrs. Mildred
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-28

LOfland in Greenwood, where they
viii move in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wiley Of
Greenwood and Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Sharp and son Of Milford. were din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Robinson and family on Sunday.
Other guests were Mr.. aud Mrs
Robert Wiley and daughter and
Mrs. Joseph Williamson and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Post and son
spent Saturday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Dearman.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lloyd were
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Mcdowell and daughter on Sunday
Mr.. Mcdowell is not so well at this
writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Rhodes and
Mrs. ]. w. Rust were recent visitors
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Lundell. We
are glad to report Mrs. Lundell is
much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Faulk an6
Miss Jean Mcdowell were sight
seeing visitors at Wye Mills on
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Smith Of Sea-
ford were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Lowell Taylor on Sunday.
Robert Mcdowell and daughters
visited Charles Burnett in the hos
pital in Mendenhall, Pa, on Sun
day. Mrs. Mcdowell accompanied
them home after spending several
days at the bedside Of her father
who is still seriously ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Workman
and son of Georgetown were supper
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Rust
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-28
DOUBLE ISLAND

PAPEETE. Tahiti = Up = This
South Sea island for the past few
months has presented the spectacle
Of an island that is half garden,
half desert.
Rain-laden winds have been
blowing only from the south. The
southern half of the island has
been practically flooded. High cen
traI mountains have cut of the
northern half, where vegetation is
withered thus making a sandy
waste.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-28

days just as happy. Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Post we're guests at the party
and enjoyed the delicious home
made ice cream and cake served by
Mrs. Penuel. the hostess.
Mrs. Harvey. Rhodes received a
message on Monday of the serious
illness Of her sister Mrs. May New
ton Of Scranton, Pa, who is suffer
ing from a heart attack.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-28
FAMILY GRUNT AND GROAN

PAW PAW. Mich. ~ up - Be
cause his wife wouldn't let him
watch wrestling on television, La
rue Labadie charged in court she
violated terms Of a temporary in
junction he obtained against her in
advance Of a divorce suit trial.
Among other things, the injunction
fOrbids Mrs. Labadie from denying
him use Of household appliances.
The judge told her it shouldn't
be too much Of a sacrifice" to let
her husband watch TV wrestling
once a week.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-28
s.. joins
Mrs Laurence Kitchens
Phone ae0rgetoMn ssag9


The MYAF Of st. Johns Metho-
dist Church viii meet on Wednes-
day evening, NOvember 3, in the
church house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moore en-
.tertained the following on Friday
evening in honor Of Mrs. Moore 3
birthday, Mr. ard Mrs Larry
Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Moore
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton
Moore and son. A very pleasant
evening was spent, after which re-
freshments Of ice cream and cake
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralston Pettyjohn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Dorey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Wilkins and family,
Mrs. Lawrence Kitchens and YER
non Kitchens visited Lawrence Hit
chens last week, who was patient
in the Delaware Hospital in VIII
mingtOn. Mr. Kitchens returned to
his home on Sunday. His many
friends wish him speedy recov-
cry.
Mrs. Marshall Wilson, who under
went an operation in the Beebe
Hospital in LeWes is reeuperating
at her home here. Her many friends
wish her quick recovery.
Clinton Brittingham is i'll at his
home. His friends wish him a
speedy recovery.
Mrs. Helen Truitt and Mrs. Sallie
Truitt, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy White,
Mrs. Lille Stewart attended the
turkey supper at the Reliance Com
munity House on Saturday.
The average American consumed
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-28
COMMUNIST GOATs

TOKYO - Up = Outsr Mongo-
liza, known as the M0ngoli n Peo-
pies Republic. has sent 22.500
sheep and 1900 goats to Communist
North Korea, says Peiping radio.
IAey wiz be distributed to state
agrtcultuyal cooperatiyes.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-28
PARTICULAR INrRUDERs

DALLAS. Texas = Up - Burg
lars who sneaked into the James
Marsh home win be we'll dressed.
well fed and on time They stole
~ pieces Of clothing. about 500
worth of cooking utensils and az
alarm clock.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-28

The average American consumed
% pounds Of cotton in 1913 and %
pounds in 1852.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-06-03
The following children received
the Honor Certificates:

The following children received
the Honor Certificates:
Jeffrey Perlman ......~..-......... Grade 3
Barbara Taylor ........~........ Grade 3
Nancy Simon ......-......... Grade ga
Mark Spieler ..................... Grade ga
Wayne Lazarus .....~...-..-...... Grade 4
Martin Miller ................!..... Grade 5
Mary Ruth Kramer ..~.,... Grade 6
Rosalind Zelkind ................ Grade 6
The following children received
Honorable Mention:
Harry Hopkins .............-...~... Grade 8
Casey Lazarus .................., Grade 3
Carole Giges .....................,.... Grade 8
Neil Levin ....~......................... Grade 8
Marvin Broomberg ...~... Grade ga
Marsha Gordon ....-............. Grade 4
Marcia Broomberg. Adrienne
and Mark Spieler had perfect at
tendance records for the year.
Mrs. Jack Broomberg, president
of Hadassah- Sisterhood, presented
Rabbi Gorod and the faculty with
gifts of appreciation.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-06-03
Shortage Of Jewish Teachers
And Social Workers


Cohen, Associate Dean of the New York School of Social
Work the fact that the prestige of the
Jewish communal worker far less than that of the rabbi
teacher traditional in such fields law and
medicine
"The painful facts that students be persuaded
with subsidies aid and scholarships years
expensive professional training leading to less than living
in social work. said Dr. Cohen Embarrassing and pub
lie relations positions bring higher remuneration perhaps be-
cause they better understood and accepted It is the typical
pattern that he who brings in money always gets paid
than he who spends it,"
ALI the above gives rather confusing picture Of the
status of the Jewish teacher and social worker this country
According Dr. Cohen the Jewish teacher has prestige
in the community than the social worker but others find the
be the very opposite Many social workers running
Jewish institutions make Embarrassing important
Of their work that they bring well spend money
and well paid Further if the Jewish teacher shortage is
critical how manage TO extend Jewish educa
ton to the adoescent years? Should
and the voluntary nonprofessonal Sunday School
teacher all Jewish schools except the Day School
The picture needs to be cleared up For the sake of the
spiritual health of American Jewry hope such clarity will
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-06-03

The children who earned be-
tween a 95 and 1000 average for
the year received special awards
of Honor Pins. The children who
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-06-03
Sunday School Closing Exercises
Held al valdosta, Georgia

Sunday. May 22nd busy day in Valdosa In the
morning the usual Sunday School time 1880 NJ Rabbi Louis
rod conducted Closing Exercises Of Sunday School which
enrolment o lmost so children.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-06-03

earned between a 80 and $50
average received Honor Certifi-
Gates. Those children who earned
an $3.50 average received Honor
able Mention.
The following children received
the Isl Award:
Janet Lazarus ...........~..-....-.... Grade 5
Herbert Gorod .................... Grade ga
Roma Taylor ................~.... Grade 4
Adrienno Spieler ............... Grade S
Arnold Kramer ..............-.... Grade s
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-06-03
LEGAL NOTICE

LEGAL NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned intend to register with the
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Duval
County, Florida. in accordance with the
Fictitious Name Statute of Florida, the
following fictitious name under which
their business is carried on. to-Wit:
BROOKS BEAUTY SUPPLY COM
PANY (not inc.)
Maxwell Brooks
Pearl Kass Brooks
Owners
Goldstein & Goldstein
Attorneys at Law
Florida Title Building
Jacksonville, Florida
MAY 10, 20. ~, June 8, 1851
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-30

Gary, Ind. - Drustvo "Hr-
vatski Sinovi' odsjek br. ITO
H. B. z. priredjuje koncertni
program, ko.ii ce Sc odrzati
u nedjelju, II. aprila o, g., a
kojeg ce izvadjati Pittsburgh
All-University Tamburitzans,
pod vodstvom Mr.. Matt l..
GouZe.
Koncerat ce Sc odrzati u
HrvatskOm Centru ma 1878
Broadway, a poceti ce tocno
II 7::30 u veGer. LA koncerta
&c slijediti plesna zabava, ko-
ia &c trajati do kasno u noci.
Uz to &c biti u izobilju tecne
hrane svjezih napitaka, ia
ko da ovu vecer mogu svi
provesti u veselju i zadovolj-
stvu.
Wise informacija o ovoj "a
bavi koncertu dati cemo u
buducim broievima naseg gla-
sila Zajedni6ara.
Priredjivacki Odbor
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-30
Duquesne University Tamburitzans
Dolazi u Chisholm, Minn., Is. aprild

Chisholm, MINI. - Ovime javljamo swim hrvatskim,
slovenskm srpskim drustvima, kao nasem ma
rodu ovog mjesta okoce, da ce ovde medju mas doei
glasovt zbor Duquesne University Tamburtzans IL Pitts
burgh, Pa sredu veter, 13 aprila godne, ko ce
odrzavat svoj godisnj koncertn program Junior High
School Auditorium, Chisholm, Mimi
Ulaznice oval koncert ce prodavat unaprjed po
$10O, vratima po $125, pax umo avate da iste
kupte Gm prize
Oval zbor satinjavaju mladi momc djevoke, koj uee
zvanja gore pomenutom sveucistu Ptsburghu,
medju kojma, ponosom mozemo reel, da nalaze
dvoca il nase sredine to Daryn Komidar Anthony
Dren.
Duquesne Tamburzans predvodi mladi vrlo sposobni
drektor Mr.. Walter w. Koar ko svojm pomotnicima
nastoji da njihov programi svake godne boli
usavrseni Prema tome ovogodisn njhov program nat
kruje dosadaSnje, ko sasto Cd mesovite gaz-
be- pesama pesova svh savenskih nekih drugh naroda
Nhovi programi zanimljiv naSe slavenske
narode nego Amerikance uopce.
Stoga pozivlju svi Saven da dodju da pozovu
druge narodnos er ce svi voe oval program posto &c
to bt edan cd najboh glazbenih programa sto jed
ma druga nasa grupa ovoj zem mQze da. Dodjte ne
ce bti zao uaznice koju cee platiti.
Frank j. Tekantz, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-30
Sa znaeajne sjednice
0dsieka broi 81 HBz.

Chicago, Ill. - u r u s t v o
"Hrvatska Sloboda", odsjek
broj 80 H.B.Z. odrzao je svo-
ju sjednicu ma 13. februara
owe godine, ma kojoj je bio
prisutan veliki broj clanova.
Dosli su "a to, jer SUI znali
da ce Sc ma ovoj sjednici po-
dijeliti pocasni znakovi, sto
i'll je Hrvatska Bratska Ia
jednica poslala nasoj petorici
clanova, koji SUI clanovi u Ia
jednici SO godina. Sva prisut-
ma braca SUI zazelila doticnoj
braci sve dobro, sto sami
sebi zele.
Kada je dosao red, da Sc
doticnoj braci znakovi podije-
lie, mas predsjednik brat Josip
Bazdaric pozvao je tn bracu
da pristupe odbornickom sto-
lu, a to su braca kako slije-
di: stjepan Jaklenac, andre
! Sirovica, Josip Pavlak, Site
pan Novosel Martin Stare
Sina.
Predsjednik je zamolio Clan
stvo da Sc svi ustanu u po-
cast nash pionira. Zatim je
! NINA odrzao po prilici ova-
kav govor':: Draga brace nasi
pioneri, vrlo mi je drago
osobita cast, da vam ovom
prilikom izrucim owe pocasne
znakove, koje primate u znak
postovanja i neprekidnog So
godisnjeg elanovanja u Hrv.
Bratskoj Zajednici. vi ste bi.
Ii sjeme neoborivo stable U
dobrim teskim vremenima,
a da niste nikada klonuli u
radu i zrtvovali ste sve sto
ste mogli "a owl jedinu nasu
najvecu ustanovu, Hrvatsku
Bratsku Zajednicu. Neka vam
bude ma cast i ponos, kao
ostalom clanstvu u nasim re-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-30
Poziv ma vecerinku
Indiana Harbor, Ind.

1uuldhd AAaA ooA, Au'
Clanstvo Hrvatskog D. Klu-
ba zumberacka Sloga odrza-
ii &c vecerinku u subotu We
Ger, 2. aprila 1855, u 6 sati
u vecer, u Hrvatskom Domu
ma 4031 Main Street.
Stoga pozivljemo kako clan
stvo tako i ostali hrvatski ma
rod u mjestu okolici, da mas
posjete u sto vecem broju,
Nase clanice, koje SUI u pri-
pravnom odboru SUI obecale,
da &c nastojati da svi bude-
mo zadovoljni sa hranom
takodjer biti ce i hladnog
svjezeg plea. Drzimo da je
nasem narodu poznato, kad
nase zumberkinje sto ispecu
da Sc jos nije rodio tko bi
mogao NINA prigovoriti. Do
djite i uzmite sa sobom vase
prijatelje, da Sc osvjedocite
Ulaznice "a vecerinku biti &C
sasvim umjerene.
Da ste nam zdravo i do vi
djenja ma vecerinki!-Odbor
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-30
Sa uspjeIe veSere

Uniontown, Pa. = Mas gra-
djanski klub je odrzao veceru
ma 20, februara t. g., koja je
vrlo lijepo uspjela svak je
bio zadovoljan. Ia uspjeh o.
We zabave ide najvise hvala
i priznanje nasim vriiednim
clanovima i clanicama, te die
vojcicama il Pomlatka nil
hovoj upraviteljici, koji su
svi dosta tesko radili ma
stojali da svima udovolje.
Veceru su pripremali slije-
deci: William Jardas, Mrs.
Mary Shelter, Mrs. Joseph
Grcevich, Mrs. William Jar
das, Mrs. Frank Barkovich,
Mrs. Joseph Tuskan, Mrs. Mi
chael Susa, te Mrs. Mavra-
cic, koja je napravila kolace.
Oko plea su radili Joseph
Cindric, Frank Barkovich
Peter Cucic. Djevojcice il Po.
mlatka, koje su radile poo
nadzorom svoje upraviteliice
Catherine M. Frances, bile
SUI owe: Rose Marie Balaban
Dolores Zubovich, Angela Ru.
dar, Dorothy Cindrich, Bar
! bara Tuskan Betty Jane
karlovich.
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dovima da ste docekali oval
momenat, koji &c nam ostati
u ira jnoj uspomeni. A ia yam
zelim zdravlje dug zivot, ma
mnogo i mnogo ljeta, u kru-
gu svoje brace i sestara. -
twill!
Zatim je brat Staresina Ia
kodjer oslovio prisutno clan
stvo sa rijecima: Brate pred
sjednice, Vase rijeci SUI me
upravo ganule. ia vam brace
i sestre svima zelim, da i vi
svi doeekate SO godina clano-
vanja u Hrvatskoj Bratskoj
Zajednici. Meni je ovo dra-
ga uspomena, a wanna svima
hvala. Burno odobravanje i
povici zivjeli nasi pioniri!
Posto nasa sjednica dolazi
ma dan Uskrsa, stoga molimo
sve clanstvo, da dodje sto
ranije i uplati svoju clana-
rinu. Sjednica &c poceti u 9
sati prize podne i svrsiti &c
u 1890 prize podne. Toliko
svima do znania ravnanja.
Luka BiOndic, perov.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-30
Sacramento. Calf.

Sacramento, Calf. - Od-
sick broj 434 H.B.Z. priredju-
je zabavu, koja ce Sc odrzati
& subotu, 16. aprila, u 7::3O
u vecer, u Turn Verein Hall
ma 33 ulici i J. Street.
Ia program cemo imati
liiepi film "Slavica", koji pri-
kazuie borbu dalmatinskog
naroda protiv okupatora, a
traje jedan sat i pol. Isto ce
Sc prikazati kratka slika Cd
Sacramento Kolo Grupe. Uz
to &c nastupiti Kolo Grupa u
narodnim nosnjama, koja ce
uzvelicati ovu zabavu. Tako-
dier &c ma programu biti
Sacramento Tamburica jos
drugih tocaka. U kuhinji &c
nase sestre posluzivati sa je-
lom i picem. Imati cemo
kranjskih kobasa i drugog
dobrog Jela.
Pozivljemo say mas marco
Sacramento i okolitnih mje'
sta, da mas posiete u sto We
Gem broju, a mi cemo svima
znati uzvratiti milo "a drago
Ia dobru podvorbu jamc
Prosvjetni Odbor.
John GlavaS, izvj
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Koncertni program
Ma uskrs U FarreIIu

Farrell, Pa. = Odsjek 1926
Hrvatske Bratske Zaiednice
i njegovo gnijezdo Pomlatka
br. 100, zaiednicki sa mladim
tamburaskim zborom "Sloga"
priredjuju koncertni program
koji ce Sc odrzati u nedjelju
ma Uskrs, 10. aprila o. g., u
Hrvatskom Domu ma Staun-
to n Street, Farrell.
Uz mas mladi tamburaSki
zbor ma programu &c ucestvo-
vati pjevacki zbor "Stross-
mayer" i njegova plesacka
Kolo grupa il Youngstown,
Ohio. Uz to cemo imati i
drugih tocaka ma programu
S kojima cemo zadovoljiti sve
prisutne. Emil Bossick, izvi.
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POW Ma PR0SLAvU HRv. donna
B0GAT| PROGRAM, BAkkET | Piles

Cleveland, Ohio. - OWN da ajemo znanje svemu hr-
vatskom slavenskom narodu dljem Ceveanda okoice
ce Hrvatsk Dom, 1911 Waterloo Road Coinwoodu,
obdrzavat prosavu 5godsnjicu opstanka, svom pro-
storama Mama ovde vecni poznato e da oval Dom ina
de modene prostorje, koma obdrzaemo zabave drus-
tvene sednce sto e potrebno bou buducnos hr-
vatskom narodu ovoj koon Ia mnogo wise ina
de ovde Cd kada e zgrada podgnua Sve ovo de ma
cast hrvatskoj narodnosti nasoj kulturi
Ova proslava bt ce udesena bogatm koncertom koJ
pocima tocno sata posije podne Ma svecanu pro-
slavu Donna doaz medu poeasnog costa govornka
brat Flip VuEelic, urednik zajednicara HBZ IL Pitts
burgha. zelmo sretan dolazak.
Ma programu svira popularni Tamburash Zbor "So-
boda z Pttsburgha Isto nov Tamburask Zbor, koega
prososti vdjeli Ceveandu ali e vro podesan bu-
ducnost hrvatskog naroda ovdje Pevack Zbor Slavuj
pod vodsvom Gregurincca, kao Kolo Kids il Euclid
Ohio pod upravtelcom Jean Russ Robc pa PevaGk Zbor
"snsk pod vodstvom prof. Kementa Mensk, nastupiti
&c programu.
Ia pies vece svira gornjo dvoran Tamburaski Zbor
"Sloboda" IL Pttsburgha. dolnm prostorjama svrati
&c Tamburask Zbor "Zvonimir' il Ceveanda B &c We
seia do mile volje stare mlado.
Pc nasem domacem obicau biti ce dobre ukusne hra
svjezh napitka Uvereni da ce mas narod oda
zva ovom pozvu Sa vasom zaednckom prisutnoscu bti
cemo mnogo Odbor brine dobru poslugu podvorbu
Dobro doSli!
Tom ReskOvac predsednik Donna.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-30
0dsjek 81 priredjuje zabavu i prikaz
PomiCnih sIika "0vo Je Vasa H. B. L"
Youngstown. Ohio.

Youngstown, Ohio. - Odsek broj sc "Sveti Juraj H.
B. e. zajedno Hrvatskm Domom, svojoj vastitoj
prostor West Federal prireduje uskrsnu zabavu sa
pomcnm sikama "Ovo Je Vasa Hrv. Bratska Zaednica.
Njedan clan H.BZ. ako kako moguce, moze da
prisustvue ovo prredb Aide brace sestre napunmo
dvoranu Uskrs, TO- apra 1855, da tako zajednicki
uzvamo prkazvanju nteresantnh pomcnih ska sa milo
zvucnom tamburicom, koa ce nakon pkazvanja ska
svirati "a pies.
Cjena ODE priredbe je IS cent? po osob Ulaz-
MICA vred kasne pies pa kako vde, takav bargain
dobije uvijek
Prkazivanje slika pocma tocno 73O ma vecer, ma
kon svrsetka odmah sjed pies Ocekuemo bracu zaedni-
care sto vecem broju da cete mat ugodnu vece to
YAM garantiramo John Ledinko jnik.