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The Nome nugget., 1955-01-07
NY. Longshoremen Ratify
Contract Guaranteeing
No Striking For 2 Years

NEW YORK, R-Port of New
York longshoremen have voted to
ratify New. York contract con-
tanning no-strike clause and de-
signed to bring at least two years
of labor peace to the waterfront.
Members of 81 New York and
New Jersey locals of the Interna-
tional Longshoremen's Assn. (ind)
voted 1882 to 4,222 in favor of
the new two-year contract.
The new contract also grants
e-welfare-pension package of
IL cents an hour, with IS cents of
it consisting of pay. The old dock
wage was $2.35 an hour, with the
employers paying an additional
7 cents an hour for welfare and
5 cents for pensions.
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-07
7th ARMY CLAIMS VICTORY
IN OPEATION PAPER CHASE

STUTTGART, Germany, tR-
The us. 18th Army claimed vic
tory Thursday in its two-month
war on excess paper work.
Since the start Of Operation
Paper Chase" it said, it has elm
mated 1897 duplicate files and
1888 feet Of records and emptied
out l65 filing cabinets, 33 book
shelves and II field safes.
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-07
NEWLAND. WEST COAST
SPORTS WRITER. DIES AT 81

SAN FRANCISCO, R-Russ
Newland, 54, Associated Press
sports writer who had made the
West Coast his beat for 80 years,
died early Thursday Of heart
attack. He had been seriously i'll
since early December.
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-07
LINERS CREW RESCUED

NEW YORK, R-The liner
Queen Of Bermuda, battling high
winds and heavy seas Thursday
rescued the entire crew of 10 men
from a laundering fishing vessel
north of Bermuda.
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-07
JACK BENNY IN HOSPITAL

HOLLYWOOD, R-Jack Benny
was in a hospital bed instead of
playing golf Wednesday.
He had planned to participate
in a pre-celebrity 18-hole round
of golf but entered Cedars Of Leb-
anon Hospital instead, suffering
from mild virus attack.
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-07

Blind musicians are seeking to
develop an international system
Of musical notation for the blind.
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-07

It's wrong to harpoon right
whale. This species is protected
by international agreement.
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-07

Sealed bids for furnace and
stove oil by the gallon. for The
City of Nome. on a calendar year
basis. are requested to be in the
City Clerks Office by $500 pm.
January 10. 1855. The City re-
serves the right to reject any and
all bids.
City of Nome
BY Carrie NJ. McLain.
City Clerk
Pub. Dec. 81, Jan. 5, 7.
Evening star., 1955-11-28
Thieves Get Jewelry
Valued at $4,000

LOUISVILLE. KY, Nov. 28 (H1
Professional thieves with a key
TO the front door were blamed
yesterday for a $4,000 Jewel
theft.
There were no marks Of forci-
bic entry to the Buschemeyer
Jewelry Store, and only the most
valuable watches and rings were
taken.
James c. Davis, store owner.
said a $4,000 diamond. on loan
for display purposes. was re-
turned to its owner a few hours
before the Saturday night bur-
glary.
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-02
Gregory
James Rod gers

James Rodgers
Mrs. Roy Dolby was in Cotton
Plant visiting her mother, Mrs
Martha Rice recently Sonny
Morris is back in the Porter Rod
gers hospital Mrs, Rosetta
Mitchell is engaged TO @. T. Dog
gett Mrs. Rachel Bennett and
Nora Green and also Cordcll
Green were in Judsonia on bust
ness recently Fred Lee Will
liams and Robert Carr Holmes
were in Little Rock shopping re-
Gently Mr. and Mrs Lionel
Lockhart and Mrs. Catherine Mil
Ter were In Brinkley shopping
David Barnes. Earl Hogg and
Willie b. Woods were in Searcy
on business Miss Pearlie Mae
Jones has returned 70 Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Ander-
son were In Little Rock visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. clar-
enee Bell
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-02
BatesvilIe
Ike Watkins

Ike watkins
Ollie McSpadden. jeff Petty.
Jesse Woods and Burnett Brown
motored TO Newport last Wednes-
day mite 10 attend the lodge ses-
sion Amilda Jean Earls, AL
fredia Lock. herbert Milon at
tended conference The Buff
faloes played their third game at
Augusta Friday mite. defeating
them. The players are. Ardean
Smith. Flora Smith. Stella Harris
Maxine Hennings, Minnie Smith.
Willie Jean Walker. Muriel Smith.
Alice Fay Crawford. Samie Wat
kins Gabe Strong. Bennie Earls.
Benny Biilingsby. ciedice Nicely.
Peter Stove. Cecil Sheriff. Hersh-
ell Sheriff.. Lee w. Raney. Tommy
Lock, Clarence Smith. Bobby OIL
yer. Daniel Smith and Rex Hem
mingx Teachers. Mrs. A. M. Mil
Ter. A. Merrill. A. M. Thomas and
Nora l. Wesley The Rev. w.
J. Daniel was replaced at Bethel
AME church. Batesville .
A. ID. Million Is here on a fur
Tough and also Jr. Shower .
On the sick list are Mrs. Marian
Baccum. Miss Leioser. Mrs. Cora
Barris. Miss Dorothy Webster. De-
lois Raney. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Shower. jr. and Mr. and Mrs.
Willis Drankard.
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-02

here visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. z. b. SoclSwell Mrs.
Rosie Lilly OF Chidester accom-
panied her sister. Miss Luelll
to Shreveport La. Thurs. where
they spent the weekend with
their aunt Members of First
Union Baptist church have made
great progress and improvement
on the church and its surround
ings. New windows have been put
IN and the campus has been lew
eied. It Is truly beautiful. The
church Is located o miles west Of
Camden on hiway ~ Mrs.
Ida b. Cox Of Good Hope has
returned home after spending a
week In the Ouachita county hos
pital We are hoping for her a
speedy recovery Daniel Dunn
had TO return TO the hospital and
have a finger amputated. He is
reported doing fine at this report.
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-02
Newport
Mrs. ]. A. Smith

Mrs J. A. Smith
Mrs. Ruth Brown spent Thanks
giving with her mother, Mrs. Per-
~ in ST. Louis The Searcy
Gospel chorus rendered a pro-
gram at Emory Chapel Sunday
mite Rev. and Mrs. Franklin,
Mrs. Willie Lewis and Mrs. Mar
tina PARROT, attended the Workers
conference at Shorter college. on
Tuesday Rev. and Mrs.
Hughes spent a few days in the
city during Thanksgiving. They
visited Mrs. Willie Lewis and
mother and had dinner with Rev.
and Mrs. Martin Rev. J. l.
Branch visited Mrs. Lewis and
mother Mrs. Laney Fleming
gave n birthday dinner for her
husband. Luther. Guests were his
brother and wife. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ronnie Fleming and mother. Mrs.
Mamie Fleming. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brunson and a nephew. Jabo
Mr.. and Mrs. Mays and Mrs.
Craft spent Saturday in Little
Rock Rev. II. G. Martin
preached at the opening of the
state Baptist convention at Pres
colt. Others attending were Rev.
and Mrs. r. Fitzhugh. Mrs. d. B.
Daniels. Mrs. Tucker and Ted
Hatchett Mrs Mary Horn
berger spent Thanksgiving in St
Louis with her husband, Lee
Mrs. Alice Harris went home in
Hot Springs for Thanksgiving
The Grey Ladies are about ready
10 start work. All who want 20
start later. give your name to Mrs
Nell Person. Garfield street
Newport hi school presented a
Thanksgiving program Wednesday
afternoon.
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-02
Agri Workers Hold
Joint Meeting in
Union County

Ell DORADO-The annual All
Achievement day program was
held at the Union county court
house jointly with the balanced
farming program, Saturday.
The top county winners were
presented awards BY the Negro
extension agents. The All boys
receiving awards were: Arthur Joe
McDuffie. Gardner Ali club for
the best report in electric demon
stration.
Wallace Benton. Smith All club,
best report in field crops;
Roy Allen Sheppard, Smith All
club, best report in tractor main
tenanee;
Jesse Ewing. Smith All club.
best report in tractor driving;
Romeo Massey. Smith All club.
best report In achievement;
Aeie Norman Urbana Ali club
best report in leadership.
The outstanding men All lead
ers T II. Courtney. Norphlet
Jim Taylor, Smaekover. were a
warded clover certificate for out
standing work in 1855.
Awards were presented TO the
following All girls by Mrs. Mar.
guerite p. Williams. Negro home
demonstration agent: Doris Mas
sey, Smith All club. best report In
achievement; Shirley Beasley.
Junction City All club. best re-
port bread demonstration. Vesta
Massey, Smith All club. best re-
port of food preparation; Patricia
Hicks. best report on frozen foods.
Doris Massey. Smith ALL club, best
report on Garden: Lille Massey.
Smith I'LL club, best report on
health; Lavarn Ward. Gardner 4
II club. best report on leadership
and Virginia Thompson. Smith 4
II club. best report on safety.
Certificates were awarded to the
following clubs; Smith. Gardner.
Parker Chapel. New Hope for
outstanding All work as club in
1855.
Certificates were awarded; Ms.
Ora Allison and Mrs Tennie
Thompson for outstanding work
with ALL club program and ae-
tivities In 1855.
The 4-H achievement program
consisted Of report by the lead
ership boy and Girl. Raymond
Wallace and Lavarn Ward, The
reports were made on the netivi-
ties they participated in during
the year and the trip TO Little
Rock where they attended the an
nual All congress.
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-02
PSC Participates in Mich. Track NJ.

Baron Duncan. sophomore from
Kingston, Jamaica, BWI. repre-
sented Philander Smith college in
the NCAA Cross Country meet
at Michigan State university Cast
Lansing) Monday.
Duncan, a champion middle dis
lance runner. represented the Is
land of Jamaica in the $500 meter
at Mexico City last December.
Last season he participated in the
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-02
Dewitt
Mrs. Bertha Fitzpatrick

8Af1s
Mrs. Bertha Pitts and Mrs. F. c.
Stevenson were delegates to the
regular Ark. Baptist state confer
ence, which was held in Helena,
Nov. 1918 at the New Light Bap-
fist church Rev. Z. Z. Franklin.
host minister Mrs. tyranny
Warren of West Helena was guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c. Stevens re-
Gently The Dewitt Key PTA
proKram was very successful. 4. Z.
Began. principal Of the Emmanuel
hi school of Almyra was guest
speaker. He spoke from the sub
ject: formulation for Good Ciu-
zenship.- Mrs. Z. c. Stevens. pres
dent. Mrs. J. S. Clemmons. prin-
cipal A Thanksgiving pro-
gram and luncheon. sponsored by
the First Baptist singing was en-
ioyed. J. S. ciemmons. was guest
speaker. Moses Pitts gave the ORR
gin Of Thanksgiving Frank Pitts,
president. Mrs Melvina Boyd. sec
rotary Mrs. Marjorie Ri,ley
of Little Rock was guest In the
home Of Mrs. Myrtle Clark on
Thanksgiving day 1siah Pitts
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson jenkins
attended the funeral at Jericho
Baptist church Miss Mozese
Smith was home for Thanksgiving
Mrs. ArveIla Pitts
Mrs. A. W. Ridley of Little
Rock spent Thanksgiving with her
sister, Mrs. NJ. r. Clark Mrs
Grace Wiley and daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. Turner OF Pine Bluff
were Dewitt visitors Thanksgiving
day Members Of the Better
Citizens club Dewitt Key school
met the PTA Monday mite
AIRS. Lillian Porter is receiving
medical aid al the United Friend,
hospital. Little Rock Mrs. W
c. Love spent Thanksgiving hol
days in Hope Mesdames O. Z
Steven. NJ r Clark. Ssllie Knigh
and Rhodia Kelly. Mr.. and Mrs
Will O'Neal. Mr.. and Mrs. Archi,
Montgomery. Mr.. and Mrs. c. L
logan. Isiah Pitts. Ed Pitts. Frans
Pitts and Freeman Virgins at
tended the 45th anniversary o.
Providence Baptist church. Amy.
"a Mrs. FloSSie Williams and
family Of Reydell. visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Johns. Sunday.
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-02
Portland
Mis- simmIe L. Davenport

Mis- Simmle l. Davenport
The No. Baptist church hon.
ored its pastor. Rev. o. II. Harp
er with appreciation day Sunday.
Rev. Davis OF Jerome preached
the morning sermon. and Rev. J.
2. Gales preached in the after
noon. Music was by No. 2 and
First Baptist choir. Rev. Harper
was given a cash gift in appre-
citation for his l6 years Of service
BTU will be held at the churci,
every Sunday Susie Mae Kine
who has been i'll is now home and
doing well Titus hi school
opened Nov. 81. All members of
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-02

Sherman were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Alex Williams last Sunday
-. Shirley Guiiey spent Tues
dsy mite with Patsy Jean Williams
On the sick list are Mrs.
Roberta Thomas and w. NJ Ham,
ilton Mrs. L. Gulley Is Vi IL
ing her son. Willie and family in
Cleveland Ohio.
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-02
W0odson
Thelfns Lucas

Thetna Bucas
On Me sick list is JOIN Plant
Mrs. Louise Goi1s and fam
ily motored to Camp Chaffee last
Sunday TO visit Pvt. James Coins.
ir. Miss Williamia Epps was
home for the weekend. visiting
her parents. She is a freshman
~ AMIN college. Pine Bluff
The Junior Rose club presented
its snnual Thanksgiving program
Saturday mite at Woodson school.
2fiss Queen 5. Wider. president
The Gospel Gloriette quartet
held its first anniversary at Be
fhel ARFE church, Sunday.
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-02

Steeple Chase at The wi
Kansas. and ginisbaa ssss's
- entries He holds q. =
western conference ana : =
athletic conference niI. -
onship for 1855. ea
Monday he ATTEMPTED 4.
run and eompeted 80. a 4
American collegiate -
Philander track sauad !
by A H. Morrow. ~
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-02
Wilmot
Luther Slack

Luther Slack
Charles Brown spent the week.
end in Bastrop. La. visiting rel
atives and friends Miss Dor
othy Mae Kitcher spent last week
end at Philander Smith college,
and was winner OF the first prize
in canning in the Ashley county
All club . The Wilhot boys
and girls basketball teams opened
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-02
5oo6 Hone


Mrs. Bessie Lee SockwelI
Rev. carson, the new pastor Of
the ChideSter circuit delivered a
wonderful sermon at Good Hope
AME church Some Of the
members Of Good Hope motored
10 St James. Camden. where they
joined Rev. A. l. Harris In his
quarterly conference Lee
Henry Sockwell Of Detroit. was
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-02

The NAACP's attractive red,
white and green Freedom
Seals will add a note of cheer
TO your holiday mail while
helping to build a stronger
NAACP through which to
carry on the Fight for Free
dom. The seals are available
in sheets Of loo for Sl.O0 at
the National Office, 81 West
10th Street. NYC, or through
local NAACP branches.
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-02

the faculty and students are ask
cd to give news TO your school
reporter. Beatrice Armstrong
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-02
Buena Vista
Mrs. Mary n. williams

Mrs. Mary ~. williams
We were glad to welcome Rev
II II Scott back to Spring Hill
for another year Mrs. Nellie
Stovall and granddaughter. Mrs
Octsvia Walter. Mr.. and Mrs
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-02
Card of Thanbs

would like 20 thank my many
friends for their sympathy and
kindnesses shown during the i'll
ness and passing Of my beloved
son, James Roscoe Littlejohn,
Signed.
Joseph Luther Littleiohn. father
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-02
West Rock

betty Niaudeh
Circle No. . will meet at the
home Of Mr.. ard Mrs Bert Butler
Tuesday There will be a tea
given in the nome Of Mrs. Lo-
vida Mesley December IL, spon-
sored by the Pastors aid club,
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-02

THEY REPRESENT AT Gs coNFAB-PINE BLUFF-Mss
Carieee Pettgrew ght daughter of Mr. and Mrs Aonzo
Pettigrew Miss Virginia Sue Washington ef. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Washington, a junior and senior
respectively of Merrill hi school the only two Negroes
of the seventy girls from all the state attend the
First Annual Senior Girl Scout conference which held
Aldersgate last month This experience made possible
them thru the efforts of Mrs Leo Branon of 93
Taxi company Carece and Sue members OF Girl Scout
troop No 81 Mrs Doris Edwards and Mrs o. NJ Barron
leaders Both girls took active in camp activities dur
ing the 3-day conference and represented the Pine Bluff
council commercially Miss Petgrew elected state
for the ensuing year.
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-02

the season with victories over the
Gould mi school Nov 81. Boys:
Ellis: Girls: 1913 Rev. II. l..
Postell. pastor, James Slack. dele
gate and other members OF the
John Wesley AAiE Zion church,
attended the annual conference
held at Cherry Street church, Pine
Bluff
Arkansas State press., 1955-12-02

SPEAKS IN HOUSf0N-Dr. +. l.
Rowe. pastor of First Baptist
church. 18th and Oak streets and
dean of religion, Arkansas Baptist
college. will be the guest speak
er at the Homecoming Services
Of the Bethel Baptist church OF
Houston. Texas. Sunday at II p.
m. DIR. ". II. Dudley is pastor OF
the church. DR. Rowe is the form
er president of the Morris-Booker
Memorial Baptist college, Dermott,
and has served as pastor Of First
Baptist church for twelve years.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-19
Los Angeles Club
Plans Masque Ball

Los Angeles, Calf. - The
Social and Athletic Club of
CFU Lodge 1T will stage it's
annual Halloween Dance on
Saturday, October 20, at st.
Anthony's Hall, ia North
Alpine Street.
Music for this gala affair
will be. furnished by Ivan
Lubicich and his Orchestra,
and dancing will begin at 8
PM, continuing until p?
Prizes will be awarded to
the men and women dressed
in the best and most unique
costumes, but costuming is
optional.
General Chairman of the
dance is the clubs president,
George Kurilich.
Let's all attend for an eve
ming of fun amidst the wit
ches and goblins.
Kay Puskarich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-19
Western Pennsylvania Croatian Hour
Among Oldest Radio Shows In America
Director Will Observe 25th Milestone
With Concert And Dance On November 9th

shifted to Radio Station
KQV, in Pittsburgh, broad
casting every Sunday morn
ing, and then we returned to
WWSW when the late M. ].
Horvath became the Program
Announcer.
And thus the Croatian Ra-
dio Club of Pittsburgh be-
came a Sunday afternoon in
stitution, broadcasting for
many years over this station.
We later transferred our ac-
tivities to WMCK in McKees-
port.
A special series of pro-
grams is featured every
weekend in honor of our Sill
yer Anniversary and you can
tune us in on Friday from
4:30 to 5; Saturdays from
sos to 6 PM; and on Sun
days from 4::30 to 5 PM. It's
1860 on your radio dial.
Tony Braidic, Director
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-19

cich, Peter Capitanich, Carl
Pusich, Catherine Cetinich,
Nick Basika, of Oakland: Kay
Jagich, John Scurich, and
Madeline Pavlovich, of Wat
sonville; George Glavas, Nick
Bican, Anna Radman, Peter
Lozancich, Tony Markov and
John Oreb, of Sacramento;
Matt Brykovich, William San
kovich and Albert Sanko-
vich, of Richmond; Cvjetko
Matkovich, Bozo Dubcich,
Jerko Jerkovich, of San Jose;
Vinka Duganzich, Mary Po-
povich, Robert Popovich, Mrs.
Robert Popovich and N. ].
Nikolac of Mountain View.
The committee asks all the
CFU members and friends of
Northern California to keep
November 9th in mind, and
plan to attend our gala cele-
bration, along with all your
friends. s
Peter Obad, Publicity
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-19
Vans viii Mark
10Th Anniversary

Milwaukee, Wise. - "Van-
guards CFU Lodge 807 is
proud to announce that it
will celebrate it's Goth Ami
versary on Saturday, No
vember 5, 1855, at Karlo-
vich's Hall, $50 South 9Th St.
With dancing to the mu-
sic of Rudy Smole and his
Orchestra, and beer and
lunch included in the price of
a ducat how can anyone want
to stay home?
We want to invite all the
members and friends of the
neighboring Lodges to help
us celebrate this grand occa-
sion.
Tickets may be obtained by
contracting Mary Kobza at
1908 S. 34th Street.
Fran Rocki, Scribe
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-19
kenosha's Amity In Annual Costume Ball

This year, chairman Anne
Damjanovic threatens penal
ties for those not dressing
Tin costume, that isl so start
watching for ideas on t. ",
out of books, newspapers and
go rummaging thru your at
tics for something that will
win you a prize.
We hope everyone from
near and far will join us.
Bring your friends; there'll
be dancing and prancing to
the rhythms of Charlie and
his Tamburitza Serenaders.
There'll be plenty of refresh
ments. There'll be scads Of
fun for everyone.
Don't forget the date, Sat-
urday, October 29th, the
place 4913 - 7th Avenue,
called Burgers, in Kenosha.
The time (come early-stay
late) - the event: Amity's
Annual Costume Party! Wen
be seeing you.
Amity Chatterbox
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-19
Chi Choir Will
Snonsor Concert

Chicago, Ill. - A fall con-
cert will be sponsored by the
Croatian Glee Club "Harmo-
ny" at the Lithuanian Audi
torium, 1888 So. Halsted St.,
on Saturday, October 29th,
1855.
The program will begin at
800 PM, with the first part
featuring melodies of our
forefathers and American
songs.
An added attraction will be
kolo dancing, songs of the
roaring twenties, duets, quar-
tets, solos and tamburitza
music with piano accordions.
May we add that all the per-
formers are members of
Harmony.
Following the concert, mu-
sic for dancing will be by the
Harmony Tamburitza Or
chestra.
We must also mention that
there will be plenty of TEMPT
ing food and refreshments on
hand.
The members of "Harmo-
N.Y. will be looking forward
to meeting all their friends
again on October 20, and are
extending to each and every
one Of you a cordial invita-
ton.
Joseph j. Bogetich, Pres.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-19
Detroit Singers
To Hail Composer

Detroit, Mich. - The Cro-
attain Singing Society "Sla-
vulj' is in preparation for a
concert and dance which will
take place on Sunday, Octo-
ber 80, 1866, at the Sloveni-
an National Home, 17141
John r. Street, at 800 PM.
Featured on our program
will be the "Jadran" Singing
Society of Aliquippa, Pa. This
group is classified as one of
the finest of it's type here in
America and this will be
their first appearance in the
city of Detroit.
The beloved Croatia n
Songs which our people love
so much will be done by 9TH
er groups, quartets and duets,
who have also been invited
to participate.
We are happy to announce
that we will have as our hon.
ored guests of the day the
great composer Professor
Rudolph Matz and his wife
Margaret. Professor and Mrs.
Matz of Zagreb, Croatia, are
touring the United States
and visiting with the differ
ent Croatian Singing Soci-
eties.
Following the concert there
will be dancing to the music
of the popular Cavaliers Tam
buritza Orchestra.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-19
Chieago's Progress" Lodge 74q Will
Toast Silver Anniversary November II
Marquette Hall, 6908 SO. Western, To
Be Scene Of POst-Armistice Day Reunion

Chicago, iii. - In our last
article we announced the Sill
yer Anniversary dance of
Chicago's Progress Lodge
749.
In the said article we spoke
Of the fun, the kind which
one can have only once in 25
years. This is especially true
in the case of those of us
who live in a city as big as
Chicago, where people just
don't run into each other ev-
cry day.
AS we said i'm our last
article, Augie Tomich was
our first president, Steve
SmetkO our first secretary,
and Marie Grachen our
first treasurer. We see Au-
gle occasionally, but Steve
and Marie we see very, We
ry seldom.
Steve will be remembered
as being one of our best base
ball players, but that was 25
years ago. Since that time he
has been doing a good job OF
raising a large family, and
has developed a nice shiny
top. You'll see.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-19
Oh Marie, Oh Marie!

Oh Marie, Oh Marie!
Like all girls do sooner or
later, Marie too has long ago
changed her last name.
She is now known as Mrs.
Janus and together with Mr..
Janus has done a very good
job of raising a good sized
family, although Marie does
not look it.
Who knows the where
abouts Of the two Prevendar
brothers? Also Steve Bedran
and Steve Domjancic. If we
remember right, these boys
were our members when Pro-
gress was a baby. Frank
Brnjas and Frank Roy" Gr-
gurich are still with us, but
we don't see them very often.
How about it, boys and
girls of long ago. How a
bout making the Progress
Silver Anniversary .
Grand Old Reunion?
The time is Saturday, No
vember 18th, and the place is
the Marquette Hall, 69O8 So.
Western Ave. And look for
us next week,
Cramps