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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-01
Hrvatski zajednicarski Dan u kenoshi

Kenosha, Wis. - Odsjec HBz broj 2O7 "Sloga", broj
276 "Sveti Rok, broj 692 "Amty" tamburask zbor c..
Elias priredjuju deset Hrvatsl Zajedncarsk Dan pini
kom nedjelju 5. koovoza August) Mnkowsh Grove,
dvije mile sjeverno cd Kenosha Highway 81.
Odbori gore navedenh odsjeka rade tome, da oval
mas pknik uspije boe cd svu dosadasnh to ce Sc
sc ako Sc nase sveuupno canstvo odazove dovede
bonn svoje pratelje Pozvamo nase clansvo kao
hrvatski narod nhove savenske pratee il mjesta oko
lice, da posjete mas piknik
Ma pkniku &c biti raznju pecene janjetne osvje
zujuceg plea. Svrat &c tamburask zbor c. Elias.
Ia dobar docek podvorbu jamci odbor.
Joseph Furach
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-01
'DaImafinska SIoga"
SIavi 40.tu godisnjicu

So. Chicago, Ill. = "Dal-
matinska Sloga', odsjek II
H.B.Z. slavi svoju 40-godis-
njicu opstanka s banketom u
nedielju 5. kolovoza (August)
u Sokolskoj dvorani, 10756
Greenbay Avenue, u 2 sata
poslije podne.
Glavni govornik bit &c mas
prvi 81. podpredsiednik HBZ,
brat Joseph N. Bazdarich.
Pozivliu Sc svi nasi prija-
telji IL South Chicago oko-
lice da mas ma oval svecani
dan posjete u sto vecem bro
ju.
Ia dobru podvorbu brine
Sc odbor.
Svi nam dobro dosli!
Carolyn Radja, tajnica.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-01
Poziv ma piknik
0dsieka br. 848

North Chicago, Ill. = Od-
sick br. 948 "Nezavisna Hr-
vatska" priredjuje svoj 60
disnji piknik u nedjelju 5-og
kolovoza (August) u Foss
Parku kod Lake Michigan.
Ma pikniku ce biti dobra glaz-
ba, te pecene janjetine j O.
svjezujuceg plea "a svakoga.
Djeca IL gnijezda Pomladka
dobit &c tiketa u vrijednosti
cd 80 cent?. Pozivamo cjelo-
kupno clanstvo naseg osta-
lih bratskih odsjeka, da mas
zajedno sa svojim prijatelji-
ma tog dana posjete.
Dobro nam doSli!
Steve Miletich, predsj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-01
Ujedinjeni 0dsieci qrada Clevelanda
0drzati &c zajednicarski Dan Il. aug

Cleveland, Ohio. Ujednjeni odsjec HBz grade Cle-
velanda prredjuu zaednick pknk pocast 2Ogodisnce
Hrvatskog Zaednicarskog Dana nedelju &C. kolovoza
(August) Puritas Springs Park.
Program, ce bti narcotic bogat upravjat ce pred
sjednk Glavne Poroe brat John Badovnac Glavn
nici bit &c glavn predsjedni HBZ brat " Mandic gu
drzave Ohio mas popularn Frank j. Lausche Osm
oga nastupt ce diva pvacka zbora tr koo pesne skup
svrat ee tamburask zbor "Pav Dunav" pod vodstvo
FRAME Muza.
Ma piknk &c biti dovono pecene anjetine prasetine
govedine, kao drugh ukusnih jela hladnog plea.
Nase djevojke koje natjecu cast Krajce Hrvat-
skog ednicarskog Dana rade vec sada marvo da so
wise sreckca prodau Djeca ce dob besplane tkete
voznju u parku.
Anna Reside mica
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Poziv ma piknik

Chicago, Ill. - Odsjek 948
"Sveti Ante" odrzat &c svoj
piknik u nedielju 26. kolo-
voza (August) u Dosen-sa-
ban basel. Ma pikniku &c biti
jela plea izobilja. Molimo
sve clanstvo, kao priia-
telje, da mas tog dana posje-
te. Janjci &c Sc poceti sjeci
lA 1920 u jutro.
Ia dobru podvorbu brine
Sc odbor odsjeka "Sv. Ante,
broj '948.
Mary Kozul, tajnica
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Predobjava odsjeka b3S

Windsor, Ont. - Odsiek
broj 638 H.B.Z. obavjestava
sva drustva mjesta i okolice,
da ce odrzati proslavu tri-
deset godisnjice svog opstan-
ka IL subotu, Is. ruina (Sep-
tember) u Slovackoj dvorani,
1867 Drouillard Rd. Pocetak
priredbe je u 6 sati poslije
podne. Opsirnije o tome kas-
nije.
Molimo sva ostala drustva
da ovu nasu predobjavu u
zmu do znanja, sto &c biti
u njihovu i u naSu korist.
Priredjivacki Odbor
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-01

Warren, Ohio - Odsjek
broj 593, odrzat &c svoj pix
mix u nedjelju II. kolovoza
(August) ma farmi brata
Burnach izmedju Warren i
Sharon Roads. Piknik prired-
juju zajedno odsjek i gnijez-
do pomladla HBZ. Ma pix
niku ce biti cd 11:30 sati S
raznja pecene janjetine i pra-
setine hladnog plea. Svirat
ce poznati tamburaski zbor
Dave Zupkovich.
Istog dana odrzat cemo ma
su odsjecnu sjednicu u 9 sati,
umjesto $50 kako je obicno.
Charles KratOfil, tainik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-01
Natje1aj "a pos|ovodju

Detroit, Mich. - Drustvo
Hrvatskog Narodnog Donna
raspisuje natiecai "a poslo-
vodju donna. Natjecatelj mo-
ra biti Clan odsieka, broj 351
H.B.Z. "Zora", dobrog karak-
terra, prijazan publikom, a
pozeljno je da bude ozenjen
i bez drugih obaveza. Tko Sc
zeli natjecati, neka podnese
pismenu ponudu, u kojoj &c
navesti svoje sposobnosti, ma
perovodju Drustva Hrvatskog
Narodnog Donna, A. Matujac,
1875 E. McNichols, Detroit
3, Michigan.
A. Sertit, perovodja.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-01
ProsIava odsieka $50

Schumacher, Ont. - 'Ba-
novina Hrvatska" odsjek $50
H.B.Z. proslavit ce 15-godis-
njicu svog opstanka ma "a
:iednickom pikniku u nedje-
liu II. kolovoza (August) -.
Ma pikniku &c biti pecene ja-
njetine i svjezeg plea. Svirat
&c mas po2nati tamburasli
zbor ~ vii ED a" pod vod-
stvom Branka Vidmara. u
slucaju loseg vremena piknik
&c sc odrzati u prostorijama
Hrvatskog Narodnog Donna.
Pozivamo cjelokupno Clan
'stvo sve priiatelje, da mas
tog dana posjete u sto We
Gem broiu.
"a dobru podvorbu brine
sc odbor.
M. Frankovic, predsj.
j. Bojkovac, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-01
VELIKA DEYETNICA | PROSTENJE
u CAST VELIKE G0SP0JINE

Make Bozje Bistrcke crkvi Presv Trojstva Chcagn
Kao sto svake godine tako cemo owe drzat Devet
nicu prostenje prize Velke Gospe Devetnca &c zapoce
petak dine 3. koovoza zavrst &c subotu IL. kolo
voza Procesa kpom Make Boze Bstricke prostenje
&c odrza dne H. kolovoza Cudotvoni kip Make Bozie
Bstricke &c nosit djevojke narodnm nosnama. Kroz
deve dana svakog jutra &c biti pjevana sa
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-01
0bavijest e|anstvu
0dsjeka broj 793

Sudbury, Ont. - Ovime
javljam cjelokupnom clanstvu
odlazim pocetkom kolovoza
(August) ma tromjesecni po-
sjet u staru domovinu.
PoSto clanstvo nije iza-
bralo drugog tajnika ma mo-
je mjesto, to ce mole dunno
sti "a to vrijeme vrsiti pred
sjednik Janko Jelenic, SOC
Mantague st. i perovodja D.
Sembrek, 319 Frood Street.
Zato Sc "a svi obracajte ma
gore navedenu bracu.
Uz bratski pozdrav, do vi
djenja - v. Subat, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-01

Sudbury, Ont. - Gnijezdo
broj 468 Pomladka H. B. z.
priredjuje svoj piknik ma od-
sjecnom zemljistu u Azildi,
u nedjelju 19. kolovoza (Au-
gust, ma kojem &c biti sve
osigurano po nasem starom
obicaju, te &c svatko imati
dovoljno okrepe zabave. IT,
moljavaju Sc sva nasa drus-
tva u Sudbury i okolici, da
tog dana ne priredju:iu svo-
.jih priredaba, da ne bi skodi-
Ii jedni drugima.
d. Sembrek, perov.
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Poziv ma piknik

Miami, Fla. - Nasa priia-
teljska grupa priredjuje pix
mix u nedjelju 5. kolovoza
(August) ma opce poznatom
mjestu Lenas Motel and Bar,
2O9 st. U. S. No. 1. Bit &c
po obicaju ma raznju pecene
janjetine i piletine i svako-
vrsnog hladnog plea.
Svi nam dobro dosli.
OdbOr - j. p.
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0dkazani piknik

Bethlehem, Pa. = Obav.jes.
tavaju Sc clanovi i prijatelji
odsjeka "Srce Isusovo', bro
576, da Sc mas pilSnik prize
djen "a II. kolovoz (August)
ne ce odrzati radi celicnog
strajka.
Ne zaboravite doci ma re.
dovitu sjednicu, koja &c sc
odrzati 24-og kolovoza (Au-
gust u Hrvatskom Domu, U
petak, Il Z sati ma vecer.
Perina TimkO, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-01

Svake veceri u 7:3O sati &C.
mo imati poboznost: molit
cemo svetu Krunicu, pjevati
prekrasne marijanske litanije
kao sto i'll pjevaju ma Bistri-
ci; svake veceri &c propovije-
dati Vel. Vatroslav Stjepan
Budrovic, O.P. Vecernje po-
boznosti cemo zavrsavati sa
molbenicom j svecanim bla-
goslovom sa Presvetim.
Mia brace sestre, Hrvati
i Hrvatice! sto je Francuzu
glasovito svetiste Lurd, Po-
ljaku slavno svetiste Majka
Bozja Censtohovska, a Por-
tugizu Majka Bozja Fatim-
ska, mama Hrvatima je Maj
ka Bozja Bistricka. Majka
Bozja Bistricka je ponos, di-
ka / utjeha hrvatskog ma
roda.
Majka Bozja Sc je ukazala
u Lurdu j Fatimi, Ona je u
tim mjestima cinila cudesa.
Majka Bozja Sc je ukazala
vec stotine godina prize ma
District, onamo cinila cudesa
i jos in danas cini. Jednom
je sva crkva ma District IL
gorilla, a kip Make Bozje O.
stao je neostecen. Turci Ia
tari su pustosili hrvatskim
zemljama. Narod hrvatski
vapi prosi Maiku Bozju BIZ
stricku i Ona cini cudo, "a
ustavlja kod Konseine Tur-
ke. Jednom je svecenik "a
kopao kip Make Bozje Bi-
stricke IL bojazni da ga Tur-
ci ne obescaste. Ali Majka
Bozja nece da ostane zakopa-
ma. Cudom je pokazala gdje
Sc kip nalazi. Poslije 80 60
dina, novodosli zupnik opazi
jedne veeeri oganj u crkvi.
Velika vatra pred oltarom a
nista ne gori. Kopaju ! ma
dju neostecen kip Make Bo-
zje. Poslije nekoliko godina
opet cd straha pred neprija-
teljima zakopaju kip u zid.
Poslije dosta vremena Majka
Bozja Bistricka pred punom
crkvom naroda, obucena u
prekrasnoj plavoj odori, ide
k sveceniku ma propovjedao-
nicu sa svijecom u ruci i We
Ii: Molite sa narodom da "a
dobiiem ocni vid. Razumieli
su sto Ona hoce time da re-
&c. Biskup veil, da je on sam
obicavao hodocastiti pjesice
Majci Bozjoj Bistrickoj jos
kao dijete, da Sc je molio
pred divnim kipom M a j k e
Bozje, kojega sada nije bile
u svetistu, te je naredio da
traze kip. Ia par mjeseci Sc
brzo rasiri vesela West pc
cijeloj Hrvatskoj, da je iz-
gubljen kip maiden j da je
neosteten.
Gospodja Paulac je imala
kcerkicu paraliziranu, nije
mogla da hoda. Majka pravi
zavjet. Dolazi u crkvu, nos
kcerku ma rukama. Obilazi
oltar Make Bozje Bistricke,
te najednom kcerkica povik.
ne: Pusti me mako, pusti
O d m a h djevojcica potpunc
zdrava prohoda. Andrija Pal.
kovic pravi zavjet "a svoju
kcerku, kojoj lijecnici nijesu
davali made "a ozdravljenje
On ide il Zombora u Backo-
| 8 dana pjesice ma cudnovat
~
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-09-21

Caldwell ana Mr. and Mrs. James
Goodwin. They also visited Mrs.
NJ. 5. LeGrande and Mr.. ana Mrs.
Greer OF Il Dorado Mrs. Eli
Sic Flowers Is home reeupefating
nicely Rev Hughes Of Los
Angeles visited relstives here ana
tira Baptist Sunday school &.
Aeie bradford Is reeuperaling
nicely Mrs, Marie Robinson
has returned home to be with her
husband in St Louis Rela-
tlses Of Mr. Cook visited him
lately from Hampton Smack
over training school had its first
meeting last Thursday mite with
a nice attendance Mr. and
Mrs Prather CASTOR of Detroit
visited relatives Mrs Annie
Castor returned home with the
Gastons -. Mrs. May Eva Gas
ton of Cleveland. Ohio, is here
TO live with her mother. Mr..
Bell Sanders.
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turned home Sunday from Chiea-
80. where they spent their yaea-
llonS. They report a nice trip
Miss Ula Mae Williams who
spent her vacation IN ST Louis.
returned home to spend a short
while with her parents, and then
left for AM&N college 10 resume
her studies Harold Williams
left for Shorter college Mr.
and Mrs. Alpha ST. Clare Of
Harbor. Michigan are spending
their vacation here. and with Mr.
St Clafe's mother m Shreveport.
Louisiana Pleas Bailey is on
the sick list =. Roy Washington
Vas a Little Rock visitor last
week =. Your reporter visited
Little Rock last week on business.
She also visited her children, Mr.
and Mrs NJ H. Waddy. jr
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Boulevard News

]. X. Green
At the Womens day program
held recently at Mt. Nebo AME
church. Mrs. Vivian Jones was
the speaker. She discussed The
unconquerable Faith" Mrs. ID. L.
Blair was the afternoon speaker
The 68th annual session of
the jefferson Spring district and
the 9th session of the Women's
association Will convene at MI
Zion No. ? Baptist church, Ben
ton. October 1920 Rev S Rob
erL, moderator Rev. l. Lowe.
pastor Res J r. Green will
be guest speaker al the BTU Of
ST. Mark Baptist church, Sunday
Rev. l. Caleote pastor e.. Roy
Haley Of Los Angeles was the
house guest of Mr. and Mrs Guy
Hines. ST. Of Sweet Home. Mt.
Haley Is the brother Of Ms
Hires, and the son Of Mrs. L.
Haley Misses Estella Haley
end Jessie Saulter also visited
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ARKANSAS A. N. & N. COLLEGE
JOhn Howard

Iohn Howard , - -,
- ions thru their only scrmmage session here at the
OK Tfusday since the 40-man squad reported for duty
f. An initial glimpse at the eleven led to the pre-
,hat the 1856 edition of the Golden Lions would come
ber conference competition better shape than they
= 1a55 when they finished the season with a low a.
| s,a in the conference play.
re- ions move Texas college on September 29th ia
5sir conference session play The following weekend
br the Moore will meet Fred Longs Wiley col
ydcats in Marshall Texas They will open their home
p october Is against the Southern university Jaguars
= southwestern Conference champions.
uaores prime problem this is lack of depth in
snments also he is faced with the problem of build
INA william Ross Bob Lee. Jean Beasley from last wears
amen hopefus and a newcomer in S j Homes hi school
Iom from Merrill hi school in Pine Bluff
trio of veteran quarterbacks for the opening
i,nmen Veteran Joe Napolean from Monroe Louisiana:
| : neal Junior from Bloomington Indiana; and William
Gavin from ST. Louis Missouri candidates for the slot
However Moore has a seasoned line back for another
nagn Included in the group the eoeaptains Wesley
[5gg Winfrey Magnus and Nomand Todd Arkansas line
he much lighter this year but will be faster on play
ore stated.
The Lions returning lettermen from the service
J.. should see action George Whitfield POS sophomore and
Is poundeT Roosevelt Early guard.
Moore feels that the Lions will be in good shape for their
gne game against Lincoln university with the eredabe
.ainq Of nine members the baekfed and on the
H. Newcomers Charles Sheppard, tackle from Mag
Js James Redding. fulbaek Wilmington Delaware I'LL
b Anthony, end Prescott L. {. Parks. end Jonesbofo
sd Whitfield tackle Minden. Louisiana; Eluah Johnson
Ibaek Monroe. Louisiana; Joe Franklin guard Pine Bluff
bert Chairman quarterback Mnden Louisiana Vernon
hampton tackle from Prescott. S
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home from a three-month vaea-
ton with her sister, who resides
al Gary. Indiana o.. Misses Bar
bara Jean and Shirley Shaw have
returned from an extended visit
with their relatives in Chicago
Miss chaflene Collins has
enrolled at AM&N college as a
freshman, also attending AMIN
college are Barbara Shaw and
Bobbie Wainwright Albert
Brooks of Milwaukee. IS spending
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Benton
Johnnie Lee MOten

Johnnie Lee M0ten
The Ralph Bunehe school OPP
pened for the fall term with the
following faculty members. Mrs
Wilma X. Stewart. principal; Mr.
Knox. coach: Mrs. v. v. Gleve-
land, director of music; Mrs. c.
HOPKINS. head of the primary
department. and Mrs. c. Coleman.
dietitian. The first week ll3 pu-
pills enrolled. Mrs. Zeola Hudson.
a retired teacher of Arkadelphia.
was guest speaker in the assem-
bly last week, which was inter-
esting and helpful TO all. The p
IA held its monthly meeting last
week
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-09-21
In Memory

In memory Of our dear father.
Fred Douglass Waugh who passed
away September 20. 1854
It's sweet 70 remember the one
so dear.
Though absent from Us. yet ev-
er so near.
Unseen by the world you stand
by our side
And Whisper TO US. Death cam
not divide"
Sadly missed by;
Minifred. Robert. Sarah. Allsne.
Booker. Charles and Mamma
and other relatives.
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WiImot
Lu.her slack

Lu.her slack
Funeral services we're held FOR
Pal Cruder. Sunday ana for hoah
Holman, Wednesday Both we're
citizens Of this city Arthur
Woods, Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnie
Woods of Chicago were home re-
Gently visiting their mother. Mrs.
Bette Woods, and other relatives
and friends. Their brother. Viii
lie, returned to Chicago with
them Mrs. Maggie Harris re-
turned last week from a visit
with her nieees. Mrs. Myrtle Will
bingham and Mrs. Jessie Mae Lee
of Pine Bluff.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-09-21

You're in for some trouble - when your
heart belongs to a boy. Boys don't like soap.
Boys scuff up their shoes. Boys make too much
noise when they're home - and when they go
off to school, leave house that is far too still
You're in for a world of happiness, too
when your heart belongs to boy. The kind OF
happiness that grasses tears, shuts out lone
illness, rubs away all kinds Of aches and pains
Small wonder mothers love their little boys
so very, very much.
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Searden
EAGLETTE COMMUNITY

A large number attended the
Penix reunion last Sunday Rev.
o. z. Walker Of Camden vas the
guest speaker Your reporter
spent Tuesday of last week in
Fordyee. visiting friends and rel
atiYes Mrs. Easter b Juniel
attended the funeral of Frank
Newton, last Sunday Miss
Mary Juniel is on the sick list
Mrs. Rookie Primm and chill
dren of Ivan. spent last Sunday
here Mrs. Vera Cooksey and
children Of Fordyee. We're also
visitors here.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-09-21

One of these days your boy will be starting
of 10 school in his shiny new shoes and fresh
clean shirt. And he'll start learning all the
things he needs 10 know 10 make him the kind
Of man you want him 30 grow up 10 be.
One of the most important lessons for your
son TO learn is the meaning of thrift and the
value of regular savings program. And that's
what the U. s. Treasury's School Savings Pro
gram will teach him.
BY the purchase of 10t and 25f Savings
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rdvZY-XN
PFEIFER

IA Get Acquainted assembly
. held II the Pfeifer school,
.eptembef II. at which time all
- graders were introduced.
Neg pupils IN group "a are.
Isun Dawson and Leon Doug
j from North Little Rock. Caro-
l. Wilson from St Louis and
Aeyn Stewart from Los Ange-
New pupil. in the 80 group
) Gloria Gillespie from Capt.
Hlls Samuel Gomellion from
IBIS. Larry Mitchell from Gran
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WIe~ you qwe qewt kent to nCoq-'

Stamps in their schools, children are investing
in u. s. Savings Bonds on the installment plan.
And. as you know, Savings Bonds are one Of
the best investments that any Of us can make.
Is your child's school participating IN this
important program Why not speak to your
principal, school superintendent or P.T.A-
group about it?
Encourage your child 10 buy Savings
Stamps regularly. Start the u. 8. School Saw
ings Program in your town todayi
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sIs
ParkdaIe


Massie Fitzpatrick
Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt Reed Of
St Louis were recent guests of
his grandmother, Mrs. Bethel Reed
and family . Miss Mary Lou
Maxwell left last Sunday for A
MAN college Mrs. Hattie
Pelt underwent an operation at
Lake Village hospital recently f..
Miss Irene Maxwell and broth
er. w. IL visited in Pine Bluff
recently. They were guests of
Mrs. Ollie Aldridge.
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Sn,ackover
Oren IIighshax

Oren Highshaw
Joe Louis Coleman visited rel
atives IN Detroit Mrs Myr-
thel Reynolds Of Detroit visited
Mr. and Mrs T p Coleman -.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Me
Elroy were his sister and other
relatives Of Milwaukee Doris
Lee. Mr. and Mrs Harvey l. ORA
per Of Detroit visited Mrs. 5 V.
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lite mountain and John Louis
from Montrose.
Our new secretary, Mrs p.
Lamb, was also presented To the
group
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Monticello

Albert Collins
Miss Marian I.aFran Reed
daughter of Mrs. Willie Mae
Red Youngblood. has returned
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sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Fells Of Kansas City visited here
recently Rev r. B. Bass is doing
fine, following his cheek-up earl
Ter this month.
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kenseft

Mrs. NJ. NJ Naddy
Mesdames Hattie Bailey. Rosa
Hatehett and Gertrude Jones re-
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GiIIett
Mrs. Erma strauther

Mrs. Erma strauther
{ j Johnson. son OF Mr. and
Mrs. X. ] johnson. underwent
surgery at University hospital
last week. lie is now at home.
quite improved Three Of the
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-09-21

American citizens have given for new re-
giou structures in the past decade according to the
Association Of Fund Raising Counsel SO has spent
IN new religious construction since 945 of this money has
been raised through special building programs approximately
O such church building under
the guidance of professional fund raising religious
assets IN the United States estimated
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-09-21

lust look how your arranged when you 'S'en
ooLro Fvse oven conveniently installed wall cooking
an e., -snduo- work YOUR height ihe new
has completely evutionied kitchen design ssVss space S' ' INV
devoted
this IS only ONE OF 'e
etr ookinsl It's so clean inch Of your Kitchen VIII
Inge units walls drapersi cool you'll never have us' ~
al electric range Remember wv
territory served BY APa1 OUT OF EVERY SIN homes "a M
TRIcAILY There certainly is reason end wed IKE '0' S
xhv Seey appliance dealer soon
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two weeks at home with his wife.
Matte.
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Carthage
w. L. oHara
The first PTA meeting for the
current school year was held Sep
TENDER 3 at the main school
building Total money raised szz-
So Richard Erby. president. Mrs.
v NJ. Westbrook. reporter.
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Mrs Haley
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22

Different kinds of depend the age and treat.
merit of the leaves different plant varieties Green
made from unfermented leaves while those for black
fermened then dried and separated into grades
The youngest smallest leaves make the best Scented
tea comes from leaves dried with fragrant flowers such
jasmine. Caffeine in makes it stimulating drink If
tea stepped long, however, becomes bitter with
dissolved tannn and loses its beneficial qualities In all
ea-drinng countries, making good honored art
often a cermoniouS ritual
CAMELLlA, sister shrub tea, is also native of Asia
travelling Jesuit priest, Georg Came, brought the first
plant the West about 1900 Since then camelias have
become favored flowers in Europe and America, even
achieving literary distinction in Dumas story, The Lady
of the Camelias In colder sections, cameas grow to
feet in pots in the greenhouse; however, in favorable
outdoor spot camea may reach 40 feet They hand
some plants with their shiny foliage and elegantly formal
flowers.
No one has seen the FRANKLINIA growing wild any
where for the past $50 years That's why it is tree of
mystery often called the lost FrankIina In 1865 grew
wild in Georgia friend of Frankins discovered it and
brought young plants his home in Philadelphia All the
known presenday Franklinias descended from these
Yankee immigrants The original in Georgia had
vanished within Is years after their discovery.