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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-20

telJl.
Richard Malcic, ~najmladji
je sin Malciceve obitelji, ma
povratku IL vojne sluzbe -
gdje je odsluzio 4 godine kod
U. S. Navy, zaradio Sc kod
Republic Steel Corporacije i
tamo Sc upoznao sa svojom
odabranicom Jean. Poznan-
stvo proteglo Sc malo ozbilj-
nije tako, da je doslo i do
zaruka tie konacno do WEN
canja, koje je obavljeno ma
II. veljace owe godine u erik
vi Svetog Josipa ma 88th &
Saginaw Avenue, u kojoj je
mladenka vjersko odgo.jena i
koju je ona cd svojih djetinj-
skin godina polazila. Vjenca-
ME je obavljeno u 2:3O po-
slije podne, a u vecer u Rup-
cich Restaurants prirediena
je bogata vecera, kojoj je
prisustvovalo ljepi broj 60
stiju. Nakon vecere razvila
Sc lijepa zabava, a potion je
doslo vrijeme da mas MAIDEN
eli ostave i da krenu put Mia
mi Beach, Fla, gdje su spro-
veil diva tjedna ma medenom
putovanju, a nakon toga ma
stanili SUI Sc u svojem domu,
9241 Clyde Ave-, Chicago.
U ime cjelokupna clanstva
drustva Svetog Petra i Paw
la, zelim mladencima svaku
srecu, zdravlje j zadovoljstvo
u njihovom bracnom zivotu.
JOsip Vucich, predsi.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-20

nju skolu, a takodjer Sc pu-
no zanima sa sportom.
u Pomlatku H.B.Z. ostav-
liza svoja diva mladja brata,
pax Sc madame da &c i oni
slijediti njegove stope i doci
u mas odsjek kad i'm "a to
vrijeme dodje.
y ime odsjeka 787 zelim
dobrodoslicu naSem mladom
clanu i svako dobro u ME
govom zivotu, a njegovim ro-
diteljima cestitam ma dobrom
odgoju svoje djece.
Mary Burma, tajnica.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-20

nicom, sestrom Sabina Sal
man, koja je presla IL gnijez-
da broj 239 u odraslo clan
stvo, ciju sliku ovdje donosi-
mo.
U odsjeku nalazi svoga O.
ca, a u gnijezdu ostavlja
dvije sestre i jednog brata,
koji &c slijediti stope svoga
oca j sestre, kad i'm "a to
vrijeme dodje.
Mlada Sabina rodjena ,je
ovdje u Sacramento IA. april
la 1888. cd dobro poznatih
roditelja, Mujka i Fhema Sal
man, koji su rodom IL nase
krsne Herzegovina. Otac jo:i
je dosao u owl zemlju jos
prize prvog svjetskog rata, a
majka 1887.
Sestra Sabina je vrlo mar
ljiva i bistra djevojka, koja
je $ uspjehom svrsila pucku
skolu i sada svrsava viSu
skolu u CORTLAND, Calf, a
ma jesen &c poceti da uci ma
University u Juznoj Kalifor-
niji, ma kojem &c uzimati pro-
fesiju "a Zubarstvo.
Mi clanovi odsjeka br. 434
zelimo sestri Sabina najbolji
uspjeh u njezinoj profesiji i
da nam Dude sretna u svom
nastojanju. zivila i sretna BIZ
la sestro Sabina Salman!
John CLAWS, predsj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-20
Vivian Marie Dubcich

San Jose, Calf. - Drus-
two MT. Hamilton, odsjek
broj 612 H.B.Z. sa radoscu
javlja owl West, da je svo-
je redove povecalo s jednom
m | a d m clanicom, sestrom
Vivian Marie Dubcich, koja
je bila delegatica i tajnica
cetvrte konvencije Pomlatka
H.B.Z., odrzane 1855. u Ga
ry, Indiana, a koja je presla
IL gnijezda Pomlatka br. 246
u odraslo clanstvo odsjeka,
ciju sliku ovdje donosimo.
Mlada ljepotica je rodjena
%. aprila 1888. u San Jose,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-20
A StO putnici ma to?

Putnici u aeroplanu bill su
visoko u zraku, kad Sc ma
jednom pilot poceo histericki
smijati.
Putnik: "Zasto sc k Q
smijes?"
Pilot: "Mislim o onom, sto
&c oni dole reel, kad donna
ju da sam pobjegao il lud-
nice"
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-20

Sloga. Clanovi Kluba zele Sc
stri Badovinac sretno puto-
vanje i sretni povratak, i da
nam izruci pozdrave IL onog
malog j krsnog zumberka.
Stank0 Balich, izvi.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-20
Joe Strife

Toronto, Ontario, Can. -
DIVINE javljamo radosnu vi
jest clanovima H.B.Z. i prija-
teljima, da Sc je odsjek 832
povecao s jednim m ! a d i m
clanom, bratom Joe Strife,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-20

Nasi odsjeci "a sve svoje
drustvene radove vaJja da 50
obrate ma tiskaru Hrvatske
Bratske Zaiednice. NaSe CAN
stvo podigio je tiskaru, da
svima sluzI.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-20
Sabina SaImar,

Sacramento, Calf. - Jaw
ljamo radosnu vijest sve.
ukupnom clanstvu H.B.Z., da
Sc je mas odsjek broj 434 po-
vecao S jednom mladom cla-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-20

Bogatas mrzi one, koji mu
proved laskaju, a mrzi i one,
koji mu nikako ne laskaju.
= Talleyrand
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-20

3R% s d~anasnjom stvarnom
vrijednoscu cd go. stare
c~lanstvo, koje je posjedovalo
te certificate, CHA je vrijed-
most bila proracunana ma We
81 prihod nalazilo sc prize 8
godina pred opasnoscu iii no.
VOC oporezovanja Iii zadrza-
vanja razlike ma svojim GER
tifikatima.
Zbog ekonomskih prilika u
zemlji wise Sc nije moglo Ia
radjivati takove kamate ma
ulozeni kapital. Novo Clan
stvo je bio upisivano ma GER
tifikate $ manjim prihodom
i zbog toga s vecim mjesec-
MIN uplatama. Jedini izlaz "a
stare clanstvo bio je dakle
ill posebno oporezovanje iii
zadrzavanje razlike ma certi-
fikatima, ma sto je Zajednica
imala podpuno moralno i "a
konito pravo.
Ali u duhu svog prastarog
bratskog nacela - cd srca
k srcu - ona je izabrala
bratsko rjesenje. Odluceno
,je, da sc "a naknadu tie raz-
like upotrijebi Zaklada "a ne
predvidive troskove, koja je
tada prilicno narasla uplata-
ma certifikata ma $50, sto &c
reel ma trosak mladjeg Clan
stva. Kako niti tai izvor nije
bio dovoljan da pokrije ma
stalu razliku, sve su dividen-
de clanstvu bile smanjene "a
800 godisnje kroz nekoliko
godina. (Potrebno je spome-
mutt, da su dividende prosle
godine ponovno isplacene
1000, i da je time vracena
clanstvu lijepa svota cd
$286, 100000 u vidu dividenda.
Moze Ii Sc netko drugi po-
diciti slicnim cinom i pruziti
.syome clanstvu bolje divi-
dende?)
Nije Ii 1 to upravo drago-
cjeni PRIMER istinske siroko-
grudnosti H.B.Z. i uvjerljivi
dokaz, da njeni clanovi pri-
MAUI daleko wise nego Ii u
placuju?
Imade jos mnogo drugih
primjera izvanredne pomoci,
koju dale H. B. z. starijem
clanstvu, ali gore spomenuti
najbolje prikazuje bratstvo
ma djelu. Razumije Sc samo
pc sebi, da Zajednica ne bri-
Sc IL clanstva stare clanove
j ako su prestali plaeati svo-
je pristojbe, pa cak niti u
slucaju, ako je njihov "a
ostatak vec prerastao vrijed-
most certifikata.
Konvencija 1913. zakljucila
je osigurati starim i siro-
masnim clanovima certificate
cd $4,000 vrijednosti i u
slucaju da su iscrpili svoje
rezerve i svoja prava ma po-
moe il Narodnog Fonda. Ka-
ko Je poznato, ma svakom
certifikatu sc stvori novcana
iii rezervna vrijednost, ma o.
snovu koje clan stice pravo
ma zajam iii ma isplatu pre-
mije u slucaju potrebe.
Dok u vecini osiguravaju-
Glib organizacija iscrpljenje
rezerve i nemogucnost njenog
vracanja, predstavlja auto
matsko brisanje il clanstva,
vlasnik certifikata H. B. z.
mole i nadalje ostati clanom
j traziti pomot IL Narodnog
Fonda. Kad 81 i te moguc-
nosti iscrpljene, HBZ, ma te-
melju valjane preporuke, bri-
Sc citav dug / izdaje clanu
now certifikat ma limos do
$4,000 OSLO vrijednosti "a
svaku godinu sto je netko
clanom.)
Primjeri takove siroko-
grudnosti zabiljezeni su u "a
pisnik skoro ma svakoj sled
nici Izvrsnog Odbora, jer sve
mora biti odobreno / uneseno
u zapisnik. Nedavno je "a
jednica brisala dug ma certi-
fikat starome tlanu u IL
nosu cd $536.OO, da bi mu
ca :rlo> @~Le:l>k L.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-20
II. B. zajednica zaisfa je Dom Bratstva
Michael Grasha, Upravitelj Pomlatka
W.

Sa zeljom da oborimo tvrdnju kriticara Hrvatske Brat
ske Zajednice, da "svaki clan ~uplacuje daeko wise nego so
prima natrag", osvrnut cemo Sc sada ma mnogobrojne ko-
risti, koje primaju nasi start Glanovi.
Ma prvome mjestu treba spomenuti zaista kraljevski
dar u iznosu cd 81, 75O,OO0OO, sto ga je odredilo clanstvo
u korist svoje starije brace. Tai je limos bio potreban u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-19
Service Party Marks
Change of Five Hats

/ and Nine. Salem. The latter
looked very pretty in a brocade
dress and an impressive
emerald and gold necklace
with matching drop emerald
earrings.
Others were Brazilian Air
Attache. Brig. Gen. de Loyola
Daher, Canadian 1t. Col. and
Mrs. Robert Graham, 1t. Gen.
and Mrs. Walter L. Weible,
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Robert A.
Schow and Commandant of the
National War College Vice Ad-
miral E. Tyler Woodbridge and
Mrs. Woodbridge.
Army ThreeSOme
Assistant Secretary Of the
Army and Mrs. George H. Rod
erick came in with Mrs.
Charles C. Finucane, wife of
the UnderSecretary Of the
Army. Mrs. Finucane. looking
as chic as usual. reported that
her husband was "barnStorm-
ing in New Jersey" and so had
to miss the party.
Others there were Canadian
Assistant Military Attache and
Mrs. Mayhem. Argentine Inter-
American Defense Board Dele
gate, Rear Admiral Vincente
M. Baroja. Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
William K. Ghormley, and
Mrs. Robert H. Wienecke Che
is the new deputy to Gen.
Schow).
Old Friends There
Old friends of Gen. and Mrs.
Vittrup who were at the party
were Navy Capt. and Mrs.
Edwin Wagner and Maj. Gen.
and Mrs. James L. Richard
son. Also there was the hosts
son, 1t. John Vittrup, who is
an inferno at Walter Reed
Army Medical Center.
Gen. Vittrup will leave Oc-
tober % for assignment with
troops in Korea. Mrs. Vittrup,
who looked very pretty yes
terday in a silver brocade
dress, will stay on in WASH
ington.
The scene was gay from
saying hail to farewell as the
guests clustered around sew
eral buffet tables heavily laden
and bars. also well enhanced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-19
BY DAISY CLELAND

A party last evening marked
the changing of five hats be-
tween two heads. 1t was no
fashion show, either.
This was a $50 to $3.50
pm. reception given by Mai.
Gen. and Mrs. r. L. Vittrup
in honor Of Maj. Gen. T. j. H.
Trapnell at the Fort Myer
Officers' Club.
In the service vernacular,
an officer has a that" for each
job he holds. Gen. Vittrup
held five and has now turned
them over to Gen. Trapnell.
Count Them
Namely, Gen. Trapnell is
the new Army member of the
In ter American Defense
Board, Permanent Joint Board
on Defense, Canada and
United States; Joint Mexican
and United States Defense
Commission, Joint Brazilian
and United States Defense
Commission, and assistant
deputy Chief of Staff for Mill
tary Operations for Interna-
tional Affairs.
The party was just as color
full as Gen. Trapnell's titles
and could have been called the
party of the flags"
Patton Hall was decked with
groups of flags for each of the
Generals jobs, plus an array
behind the receiving line, in
Guiding one for each of the two
Generals and the American
Flag. The most impressive
spectacle, however, was the
mass Of 81 flags at the end
of the hall representing the
Inter-American Defense Board.
Ike and Orange Juice
Secretary Of the Army
Brucker came to the party,
having just returned from
Pennsylvania and saying that
Mrs. Brucker was on her way
home. The Secretary slipped
orange juice. wore a large IKE
pin and chatted with 1t. Gen.
Clyde Eddleman.
Maj. Gen. M, Hayaud-Din,
Military, Naval and Air At
tache OF the Pakistan Embassy,
was there, as also were the
Egyptian Military Attache
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Green Bay

Charles Beck lett Sunday for the
University OF Connecticut where he
will deliver a speech at the Nation
al meeting of the American msti-
tute of Biological Sciences. F. m
there he will 90 to Cornell Univers-
ity for a few days visit with friends
He viii leave Cornell about Sept. 10
for the University of Michig a n
where he. has a teaching position
in the Botany Department.
Egbert Weaver, long a resident Of
this community, died early Tuesday
morning al his home near here
Leon Looney, OF Norfolk, spent
the week end with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G c Looney Other week
emo guests of the Looneys Wer e
Mrs. Sam Hudson, Jeffree Sue and
Dawn Arnold, of Lynchburg.
Miss Stella Cheatham. Mrs. w. S.
Cheatham ,and Mrs. Gordon Whet-
stone took a boat trip to Baltimore
last week
Mr.. and Mrs f'1anKlin Richard
sou and Mrs. Parker Richardson
and children, Of Richmond. were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs L.
T. Nunnally.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lindsey. of
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Tribute aid
Rev. H. n. Soyars
BY Baptist Churches

Whereas the Rev. H. N Soyars
has resigned the pastorate of the
Witt Union Field composed of
Pisgah and Sharon Churches,
Rice. Virginia and will retire from
active ministry August 81. 1856.
Whereas this pastorate has con-
tinued for sixteen 16) years and
the Lord has truly blessed the
labors of Rev. and Mrs. Soyars
both churches having prospered
under his ministry.
Therefore be it resolved both
churches concurring,
First That we give thanks to
God for the faithful and fruitful
ministry Of Bro. Soyars on this
field.
| Second That we express the
deepest regret at his decision to
/ retire from the active ministry
and to resign from the pastorate
of this field.
Third That we express to Bro.
Soyars sincere gratitude for his
dlligent ministry, his cordial
friendship through the years of
this pastorate.
Fourth That we express ii E
hope that his retirement will
abound III happiness and De en-
liched by opportunities for con-
tinued usefulness and that the
ties of friendship between him
and the people of the congrega-
tions may long continue.
Fifth That these resolutions
be recorded in the minutes of
both churches, that copy be sent
Bro, and Mrs. Soyars and that
| they be published in the RELIGIOUS
Herald and our local paper. The
Farmville Herald.
| MRS. H. L. BRADSHAW
MRS. CHARLIE GATES
Mrs JOHN w. LINDSEY
MRS FRANK BRUCE
MRS. c. L. JONES 3-3l-1t
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Worshanl

/ Bernard and Charles Mckay and
Earl DeHart went with the Young
People S group from DOUGLAS
Church to see The Common Glory
Saturday night.
Rev. and Mrs Ralph Cutler and
MISS Sue Cutler. of Warrenton, NC.
attended PRAYER meeting at the
Baptist Church Wednesday night
Mr. Cutler is former pastor of
! the church.
Mrs. F. O. McQuarry is back al
nome after six weeks visit to her
son and daughter-in- Flaw. Mr.. and
Mrs. Preston McQuarry, in Mexico.
Mo. Mr. and Mrs, McQuarry and
family accompanied her home for a
visit. While in Missouri she saw
her son and daughter law, Mr..
an dMrs. Thomas McQuarry. n d
baby. &C Duluth. MINI.
Miss Mary and R. w. Dupuy
spent Thursday and Friday in Mar
f'nsTlllr as the guests of Mr.. and
MIS-. T. Lawrence Dupuy
Recent guests of Mrs T. S Bias
kelVill and Mr., and Mrs. c. L. Try
ing were Mrs. Iva Overstreet and
MISS Donna Gambler. Of Lynchburg.
/ Kathleen and Robin Dunkum. of
! Virginia Beach They left for Lynch
burg Friday accompanied by Mrs.
! Baskervin and Miss Betty LLOYD
Irving Miss Irving remained for a
I longer visit.
1 Mr.. and Mrs Lacy Arthur of
! Petersburg, were guests on Sunday
/ of Nh and Mrs. r. II. Mckay
+ Mrs. Robert Porterfield and son
| Bobby have returned home after
three weeks visit to her mother,
Mrs. L. B. Tadlock, in Woodland.
N. c.
Mrs. Eugene Hall and Mrs. D C.
Poe, of Richmond, were guests of
Miss Mary Dupuy the past week
end
Mr.. and Mrs Melvin Tribble and
son, Of South Boston. were guests
en- Sunday OF her mother MRS.
Stanley Mckay. .
Jesse Wood Mrs. Joe Garland
and Mrs. Jessie Southall visited Mr.
and Mrs Milton Wood. Mr.. and
Leger Wood and Mrs. Belle Absher
II Buckingham Sunday
Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs
Rodger Vaughan and son. of New
port News; Kathleen and Robin
Dunkum, of Virginia Beach; Mrs
Mary Nickel of Baltimore and
Aubrey Dunkum. of Washington.
D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Logan Hammock,
of Richmond. visited relatives here
last week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wick and
Lucy Fay We're guests Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Moore.
Mrs. Howard Cumbey, of Crewe.
is a guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Rodgers, this week. Mr..
Cumbey is patient in the South
side Hospital.
Miss Ollie Porterfield visited Mrs.
John Rodgers and Mrs. Elon WiIk-
erson Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Wood and
daughter. of Halifax. are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs c. w. Womack this
week.
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from camping trip in the noun
tainS Of western North Carolina.
Miss Anne Hobgood spent the
week end with her great-aunt, Miss
Allie ArmStead, near Farmville.
Mrs. Martin Covington was at
church Sunday after being in South
side Hospital and then recuperat-
ing for several weeks.
Mrs. Laura Ferguson Childress,
her two Children and John Fergu-
son. all Of Washington. spent week
end before last with their mother,
Mrs. Maria Ferguson. and family
The Shut-Ins Better
Frank Seamster is able to be out
after being quite sick last week end
j. M Eggleston is slowly i'm
proving at Southside Hospital where
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he was rushed Monday before last,
when he suffered serious stomach
ailment. His son. Raymond Eggle-
ston, OF Connecticut. was at his
bedside for several days If he con-
tinues to improve he should return
home this week. it is reported.5
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hurt and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Mel
son spent a part Of the week end
at beach near Norfolk.
Mrs. Leila Nicer continues indis-
posed at the home Of her son, Os-
car Nicer
Mrs. Barksdale Better
Mrs P. L. Barksdale continues to
improve and still has as her guest,
Miss Lottie Halliburton. of Gran
berry. N. ].
j. Werner Redd is improving
from recent illness. His daughter
Miss Margaret Redd, who attended
summer school at LongWood, is
with him now She viii attend the
winter session there, also.
Mrs Thyrza Redd Lowry. Of Rich
mond. visited her father last week
Mrs Ruby Redd is able to be out
after being sick most of the sum
! mer.
Bernard Campbell died at hi.
home in Chester, Pa. on August Is
Mr.. Campbell was raised in thi.
community, the second son of thu
late Will Campbell and Elsie Redo
| Campbell. He has a host of friend.
and relatives. who will mourn hi!
death. here
DR.. and Mrs. Richard Morton, 0
Williamsburg, spent the past Weel
end with Mr. and Mrs. Read Nor
ton
Florida Guests
MIR. and Mrs. Mamie Morton, o
Fort Lauderdale, Fla, are visiting
Mr.. Morton's sister. Mrs. R E
Quarles. and her family They vii
also visit Mr. and Mrs. Read Nor
ton and Henry and Lewis Morton
Mr. and Mrs. John Quarles, Q
Richmond, spent several days las
week with his parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. R. E Quarles.
The storm Sunday afternoon, Aug
-, took its toll of trees, roofs
buildings and farm crops near here
The worst damaged section inclue
ed the farms Of Clarence Quales
j. Werner Redd. Mrs. Kathry
Scott, Mrs. John Ferguson. Jane
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Darlington Heights News
Darlington HEIGHTS News
Youth Week Minister, Officers Fill
Tasks Well At Spring Greek Church

Youth Week was observed at
Spring Creek Baptist Church | a t
week, Edward Metcalf filled the
pulpit and Larry Whitehead acted
as Sunday School Superintendent
Those teaching classes included Bill
ly Shorter. Miss Nancy Morris, Hun
ter Watson Miss Roberta Layne
Miss Alice Layne. Miss Nancy Bail
ey. Miss Jackie Scruggs, Russell
Lee Scruggs and Miss Betty Adams
Ted Laylie acted as leader of the
Baptist Training Union and Mi S
Joan Scruggs was secretary-treas-
urer Of the Sunday School
Mrs. George Rowlett and Mrs
Roy Wingo. of Richmond, and Miss
Mary Shorter, of Cullen, were week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. L
Metcalf
Mr.. and Mrs. Guthrie Moloney
and children, Of Richmond. spen
the week end with relatives in the
community
Mrs S P. Bailey and Miss Am
Bailey are attending a family re
Union on the Rappahannock rivel
below Richmond
Mrs. George RoWiett and Mrs
Anne Maloney spent last week sigh
seeing in North Carolina
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Doss, 0
AppolnaItoX, were Sunday Dime
guests Of MIR and Mrs. Shorter Met
calf.
MIR and Mrs Howard Shorte
spent Monday in Durham. N G.
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the Redds and Mrs. and Mrs Rob
ert Robertson and children of Rich
mond. came Thursday and stayed
through the week end with her par
ents
Mrs. I. v. Owen is spending this
week with MIR and Mrs. Marvin
Bowling at Richmond and helping
Their move into their new home
Mr.. and Mrs George Ravens and
family. Of Richmond, spent ST
week end with MIR, and Mrs. I. V.
Owens.
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Mir ana Mrs. & W Palmer were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs L.
R Bradshaw. Jr.. at Burkeville.
Mrs, II D Kaufman, of Apo
nattoX, is spending this week with
Mr.. and Mrs. o c. Kaufman and
other relatives here
Mr. and Mrs, W S Sanderson
ana children spent week end before
last with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
c. T Redo. Mrs. W l. Ship and
sons. Of Richmond. came Monday
and STAYED until Wednesday with
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Mt. Pleasant

Allen Fore. a layman Of Farm
vile Methodist Church, filled the
pulpit at Mt Pleasant Sunda Y
for the pastor, the Rev. j. s. King.
who. with his family. is vacation
ing. Mr. Fore gave an interesting
and Informative talk about the
Methodist Orpfanage in Richmond
and its needs
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Hobgood had
as their guests for the week end,
Mrs. HobgoOd's sister. Mrs. Talbot
Capps, Mr.. Caps and their three
SOFAS, all of Kinston. NJ c., and Mr.
Caps mother. Mrs. Cora Caps. Of
Norfolk The Caps were returning
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DRIVER, ;, CRASHES

Denver. Col.-Robert Daniel Dan
N.Y. Dillon, Jr.. 5, dragged a chair
up to a cabinet where the car keys
we're kept. fished out the keys and
went out to the car. He took the
automatic drive out of reverse.
started the car and put it into re-
verse again. Off went the car
down 20 feet Of driveway across the
24-foot street and up over 3O-foot
lawn into vacant house. 1t smash
ed into the kitchen and stopped
agains. an inside Withdrawing the
wall. Danny was unhurt but the car
and house suffered damages to the
tune OF about $500 each.
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Richmnod, were Saturday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. l.. T Nunnally They
brought their son, Tommy, to spend
week with his grandparents.
Mr.. and MIS- l.. A Love, Mrs
Leila Love, Mrs. John A Love and
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Redd and Joe Hines. The damage
was equally as bad, if not worse,
than from the hurricanes of last
year and the year before.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-03-02
Marias Fair

County Superintendent of
Schools met at Shelby recently
for the purpose of preparing the
1886 Premium lists for the
Schools Departments of the
MariaS Fair which will be held
July 1920 this year.
The theme selected for School
Exhibits this year is Home On
The Range" Pioneer homes will
be- featured and pioneer history
will be written up in stories and
pIcLis as special projects. This
ties in with Montana History.
II will be recalled that the Lewis
4 Clark Sesqui.centcnnial was
featured in 1855.
Seated left to right are: Mrs.
Laura Jane Taft. Superintendent
of Schools of Glacier County:
Mrs. Alice TcrnS,rom. Supcrin.
irndcnt Of Schools. Liberty
County and Mrs. Mabel Potts.
superintendent Of Schools. TOolc
County. Absent from the pic.
iurc is Miss Elsie Campbell.
Superintendent of Schools. Pom.
Gcra County. who was called to
another meeting.
Mrs. {. 4. auckland. Supcrin.
icndcnt of the Nccdlcwork dc.