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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-21

Queen Elizabeth collar. The full
skirt featured a long front drap-
cry of lace over two deep flounces
I Of tulle. TIE same tulle flounceS
extended at the back from the
Waistline to the end Of the skirt
Her fingertIp veil Of illusion fell
from cap Of lace and seed pearls
and she carried a bouquet of
white roses, stephanotis. lily of
the valley and ivy, cantered with
an orchid
NJ SIS Sara Hines was her sisters
maid Of honor and was goWned in
yellow frosted oreano.le. The gown
was designed with a close -ftting
bodice featuring an of 0uldel
effect at the neckline and a wide
bertha of pleated material. Her
headpiece was of ivy and yellow
roses on band of matching mate
raj ornamented with seed pearls.
and short veil.
Other attendants Of the bride
were Miss Jean Hines. sister of
the bride Of Naruna, Miss Sara
Bowling, sister of the bridegroom
OF Richmond; Miss Virginia Clare
Day OF LynchOurg; Miss Mary
Ann Maddox Of Naruna. and Mrs.
Joseph Rudder Of Richmond. t ley
wore light green froster organdie
gowns styled like that of the
honor attendant, and matching
headdresses. All of the brides at
PENDANTS carried bouquets of
matching pompons and ivy
Little Sarah Ruth Potts. flower
girl and niece of the bridegroom
OF Purcallville, wore a yellow
dress. cut in the same pattern as
tie other gowns.
R ngbearers were the twin
nepheWs of the bride. Ashby and
Ielv.n Scott of Naruna. They
we're dressed in white linen suits.
Allen Young Stokes Jr., brother
in-laW Of the bridegroom of South
Hill, was the best man. Jshers were
Paul Hines of Charlotte, N. c..
and Bill Hines of New Orleans.
La, brothers of the bride: Edwin
Potts. brother in law of the BRIDE.
groom of Purcellville, Melvin c
Bowling Jr., cousin of the bride
groom from Richmond. and Ernest
Reeves, of Staunton.
Reception after the ceremony
vas given at the Hotel Brookneal.
where arrangements of white
lowers and green's carried out the
wedding motif.
The couple left for northern
wedding trip for which the bridt
ravcled in a black linen sheat
tress with White linen jacket and
matching accessories. She wore al
orchid at the shoulder.
The bride was graduated from,
Longwood College. Farmville. and
he bridegroom is a graduate o.
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Upon their return the couple viii
live in Buckingham County.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-21
Marriage OF Miss 10 Ann Agee
To E. A. Shepherd Solemnized

The marriage Of Miss 10 Ann
Agee. daughter 0 fMr. and Mrs. c.
Hamilton Agee. il of Buckingham,
Edgar Allan Shepherd, son of
Nr. and Mrs f l. Shepherd, also
f Buckingham took place Sunday.
august u at 4 pm.
The ceremony was performed in
Haysvine Presbyterian Church by
he Rev. Ernest l. Harris.
The bride, given in marriage by
'er father. wore gown Of white
chantilly lace and tulle over satin
Her fingertip veil of illusion fell
rom a tiara Of orange blossoms
md seed pearls She carried a white
rchd Oh a prayer book
MISS SEC Carolyn Agcc. sister Of
the briic was maid Of honor
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-21
Guests IIonOred
BY Miss Williams

Miss Bobby Scott Williams en-
,artained on ] 2ursday with a
bridge luncheon to honor Miss
Ann Kennedy, of Hinton w Va,
and Miss Nancy Whisnant, Of
hickory, N c.
Invited guests were the Misses
Joseph ne Hlllsman. O.. Sue Hudson,
Patricia Wilmouth Sally Finch
10 Daring. Nancy Suiplin. Bon
ME Mann, Emily Johnson Ann
SratOn Glenn, Elna Ann Wilson,
Caroline McIlwaine and Dot En-
MS.
Mss VII ans presented Miss
Kennedy and Miss " Aisnant with
al,ts Ign sec was won ny Mis-.
Nancy striplin and Mss Sally
Finch won the consola ion pre-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-21

Bridesmaids were Miss Virginia
Grinnell OF Mathews. Miss Florence
wright, Miss Betty Bruce and Miss
frankie Throckmorton. all of Buck
LLittle Miss Margaret Webb, of
Buckingham was flower girl
Donald Shepherd served as his
brather's best man Ushers were
Corson Spencer Lyle Ransom. Eve
Morgan and Bobby Shepherd, all of
Buckingham.
a reception followed the cere-
mony at Trenton, home Of the
bride
After a southern wedding trip,
the couple will make their home in
Pittsburgh Pa
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-21
Heading For
New Orleans

Mrs. Jean c. Wilson. Miss Win
ME V. Hiner and Miss Ellen Ham
EFT. of Farmville and Rice and
Miss Jean E. Parrot Of Char
,ottesv.lle and Miss Phyllis Daniels
of Chester stopped in Tuscaloosa,
Ala, on their way to New Orleans.
La
The group is enroute to the
national Delta Sigma Epsilon
sorority conclave at New orleans,
and are sightseeing on the way
there They report a delightful
trip SO far
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-21
Presbyterians Will
discuss Building

There Will be an open meeting
Of the Building Commute Of
Farmville Presbyterian Church to-
night Tuesday. at O'Clock in
the Mems Bible Classroom. All
members of the church are urged
to be present to offer suggestions
or comments that might be use
full in formulating final building
plans for new Educational
Building.
Preliminary and suggested plans
Of the Building Committee will
De available at this meeting.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-21
Miss Hines, Mr.. Bolrling Are
Married At Naruna Sundau

TIE Wedding Of Miss Carolyn
Rsbecca Hines. daughter of MI
and Mrs. william Bryan Hines of
Marina and Ernest Hooper Bow
ling Jr~ son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bowling of Aadersonville. took
pla c yesterday afternoon at 40
O'clock IN Ebenezer Ba ptist
Church. Naruma
Decorations Of plans. ferns and
tghied candles forming back
ground for arrangements OF wn.te
giadioE. pcrnpons and other White
flowers lent bridal atmosphere.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-21

The Rev Wa son S. Wallace, pas
tor of the church. officiated
a nuptial music program was
presented by Helen III. Hines,
~sislr Of the bride and pianist,
and Abby NJ Scott, brother-in in
law OF the br de. soloist.
The bride. given in marriage by
her father, wore gown of white
tulle and chantilly lace over satin
The princess bodice of lace was
pointed at the waist both back
and front. and had V-shaped
neckl.ne with a standing scalloped
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-21

John f Harwood il, filled the
3upit of the Farmyille Methodist
Church on Sunday morning dur
ne the absence Of the pastor. DR.
Herbert e Hudgins. Johnny is
pre-ministerial student at
Eanpden- Sydney College.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-21

Mrs Stewart Clare and daugh-
Rrantley and Elizabeth. have re-
turned to their home at Columbia,
5. C.~after visit with MS. Clare's
mother. Mrs w B Pettigrew Mrs.
Clare and family are now on trip
to Mexico.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1956-01-13
PLAIN TALK
Continued from Page y

Con11nUe0 fT0f0 rage
Then Rabbi Gerstenfield joined
with the Christians in prayer for
a good, really 1neaningful Christ
mas GAS you gather this
Christmas day to turn your souls
in prayer before the altar of Al
mighty God our hearts are joined
with yours in the quest for peace
on earth for men of good will. We
pray for Gods blessing to the
Christian churches of our comn1u-
nifty and to all of Christian faith
everywhere, who have faced the
oppressor without appeasement,
who have befriended the inno-
cent from mankind's malevolence,
who have truly shared the worlds
sorrow and who have been the
living witness of our common
faith: TO do justly, to love mercy
and to walk humbly with thy
God
May our prayers unite US.
Christian and Jew. in this festival
season Of light. 50 that we may all
stand together as free citizens of
this good land We pray that
He shall give US the strength to
rise to great covenant Of right
eousness. 50 that the individual
man everywhere shall have di-
vinelY endowed. inalienable rights
guarded by neighbors who will
| live as brothers."
So Rabbi Gerstenfield prayed
on Christmas day. But he wasn't
alone in Christmas prayer among
the Washington rabbis. The others
Of the Orthodox and the Conser-
vatives published a prayer Of
their own, signed it: Rabbi Simon
Burnstein, president Of the Rab-
binicaD Council Of Washington;
Rabbi Noah Golinkin, president of
the Washington Board of Rabbis,
and also Mr.. Aaron Goldman,
president Of the Jewish Commu-
nifty Council of Greater Washing
ton.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1956-01-13

(men and women of the world
literary people and political lead
ers) who are looking for an an
Swer to the mess in which TWEEN
tieth century man has gotten him
self, affiliate themselves with ac-
tivity for the benefit of the little
nation of Israelis
While some might think this is
a far-fetched conclusion to reach
after reading a book which the
problem is that of Africa, I am
sure there are some who will
agree that the basic problem of all
men is the same-to live in peace
with himself and his brother !.
It is very much the problem in
Miami Beach where some young
ladies go to football games in
glittering dresses because she
knows no other way to shine
And it might be the problem in
Africa where the young ladies
wear ostrich feathers to compete
with the more handsome animals
around them =.
, All the while I read the book /
wanted to shout-"I know some
thing of value-I do know where
a community has learned to live
in peace with itself, and would
like to live in peace with its
neighbors :. / know where there
is something of value" =.
To read of white men who do
little else but guzzle liquor and
think of profits, was just as nau-
seating as reading of black ones
who murder their babies =.
Robert Ruark breaches much
more entertainingly than do I :.
His book is well worth reading :.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1956-01-13

to myself that my stomach is
stronger than theirs :. The book
tells of the Mau Mau terror of
Kenya, and the savage practices
that have made it grow The
book also tells of the life and
beliefs of the savage The
enticing style created by the af-
fluent pen of Ruark is enough to
curdle the blood and turn civil,
lied woman sick in the stomach.
This my Bridge partners told
me before I opened the book :.
What I did not know is that the
practices and beliefs and the lives
of the Whites portrayed in the
novel would have very much the
same effect on my digestive sys-
tenn
Something of Value" is the
something which white man has
neglected to supply the black man
the yellow mantle brown
man-from whom he has taken
his old standard of living and his
concept of religion :. The new
ly freed colonials have refused to
accept the hypocrisy of imperial
white man who breaches one
code of ethics and practices an
other =.
The Asiatics and the Blacks,
Ruark says, are not looking for
political systems, but rather for
moral code and a religion which
they may follow Their old
world has been destroyed, and we
have given them nothing of value
with which to replace it -.
It seems to me that there are
others who are looking for a new
set of rules, and that it isn't only
the African blacks who are ac-
cepting Mau Mau (Which has no
meaning, but which has been ac-
cepted by its leaders as a proper
name because it makes interesting
headlines) -.
After reading this stirring and
pertinent book it is impossible
not to think of Israel or as
they say down South: think on
Israel It begins to get more
clear why prominent non-Jews
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1956-01-13
n BY e.
BY Ethel Teddy" MOscoviaz

A delightful little book has come in
the mail It is called Stories of King
Solomon" and it is by Lillian S. .Freehof
5. It is published by the Jewish Pub
locations Society of America and sells for
$2.75
have not had the opportunity of read
ing all of the stories included, but have
started reading them, and am enthralled.
The printed review says that here is a
book which any seven or eight year old
will find hard to put down =. This OBJ
servation puts me in the youth move
ment, because am also enchanted with
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1956-01-13

WIZ 6tO44O0
These are not new stories
They are based on the midrashic
literature, and the author admits
to having used Ginsberg's Leg
ends of the Jews asa basis for her
approach She has refashioned
them, and with her imagination
has ivened them to test the sense
of adventure which is alive in
every one E. The illustrations are
by Seymour Kaplan =.
still remember the book en-
titled Stories of King David" by
Lillian Freehof I read them
together with my nine year old
son, and I know how we often
later recalled a lesson learned
from the fables which enabled us
to reach conclusion needed after
some trying incident =:
THE Stories of King Solomon"
offers the same source of enjoy
ment for young and old The
book makes an ideal gift, and may
be purchased through the Jewish
Publications Book Plan
+ =
Some days the mail is so full of
surprising>things that by the time
card like the following is read
you can do nothing but laugh:
"A deduction-Unless something
is done soon to stop the rising
Chinese birth rate, in a few years
we are going to be engaged in a
war trying to stop them from
overrunning all of Europe ;"
Signed: William Sullivan of Los
Angeles California :.
You sometimes wonder to what
lengths people go to find some
thing against which to exert
themselves =.
What strength insecurity!
= **
In Miami Beach where I went
to rest in the sun, I took along
Robert Ruark's latest book
Something of Value" -. Why !
did this I will never know :.
Perhaps it is because my Tuesday
night Bridge partners have re-
peatedly expressed their repug
nance of it, and wanted to prove
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-02-15
Predobjava odsjeka 80

Chicago, Ill. - Drustvo
"Hrvatska Villa, odsjek broj
80 H. B. H., ovime daje do
znanja swim svojim clanica-
ma ostalim drustvima gra-
da okolice, da smo ma 60
disnjoj sjednici zakljucile, da
cemo proslaviti 60-tu godis-
njicu naseg drustvenog op-
stanka sa vecerom ma dan Z.
aprila owe godine.
Toga radi molimo sve nase
clanice, da Sc cd sada pa u
naprijed pripremaju "a ovu
proslavu, te kad prime tikete
"a veceru, da n a S t o j e iste
rasprodati kako nasim clani-
CANA, tako isto i ostalim cla-
novima nase Zajednice j pri-
.iateljima, da nam proslava
bude sto bolja uspjesnija.
Isto molimo sva nasa drus-
tva grada okolice, da toga
dana ne priredjuju svoje pri-
redbe, jer bi time nanesli Ste
tn sebi i mama.
Dale dajemo nasim clani-
CANA do znanja, osobito oni-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-02-15

Dosao u Calumet, Mich. kao MIA
die, gdje je radio bakrenim rud-
nicima do godine 1920, tada sc
preselio sa obitelji Detroit, Mich,
gdje 81 je savio svoje gnijezdo. Su-
pruga mu umrla godine 1912, te
cd tada zivio sa svojom djecom.
Tako je sada liza sebe ostavio ras-
tuzena tri sina cetiri kceri, de-
vet unuGadi i deset praunucadi.
Mrtvo tijelo pokojnika bilo je
izlozeno kod >Orlich Funeral Home,
okiceno vijencima cd drustva, ro-
da prijatelja. Ma II. januara OF
prem:smo mrtvo tijelo Hrvatsku
Crkvu, gdje bijase odsluzena sve-
ia misa "a dusu pokojnika po ma
sem stovanom zupniku, Rev. Vic
tor Stefanac. Nakon mise otpra-
tismo mrtvo tijelo ma Mt. Olivet
Groblje i polozismo kraj njegove
supruge ma vjecni potinak. Mad
otvorenim grobom, nakon vjerskih
obreda, oprostio Sc pokojnikom
u ime drustva dolje potpisani.
Tebi brate SLENDER bila lahka
gruda owe zemlje, pocivaj miru
Bozjem, a tvojim milim dragima
nase iskreno sauceSce.
Joseph Beljan.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-02-15

pokojnog ALOHA sostarica, XII
me je zivjela do dana njegove
smrti godine 1850.
U mas odsjek je pristupila godi-
ne 1904, kojem je bila dobra
clanica. Bila je ustrojiteljica sa
drugim nasim sestrama Crkve
SveCog Roka, "a koju je uvijek
dobro radila. Takodjer je bila tla-
MICA Treceg Reda Svetog Frame
i crkvenog drustva Sveto Srce
Isusovo.
Pokojna sestra Maria liza sebe
ostavlja jednog ozaloscenog sina,
Rev. Ivana sostarica, koji je zup-
mix nase crkve cd 1888. prvi
svetenik Svetog Roka, te tetiri
kceri, trinaest unucadi diva ST.
novca, diva brata, John Nikola
Fiajnak sestru Johann, mno-
go druge rodbine.
Kod kuce zalosti bilo je mnogo
vijenaca cvijeca oko njezina odra,
imedju kojima Sc isticao krasni
Yijenac naseg ,odsjeka u znak zad-
ME pocasti svojoj vrijednoj / du-
gogodisnjoj clanici.
-. Ma II. decembra krenula je "a
losna povorka cd kuce zalosti do
hrvatske crkve Svetog Roka, gdje
je odsluzio svetu misu zadusnicu
njezin sin, Rev. Ivan sostaric uz
asistenciju jos diva svecenika, Rev.
George Talaber Rev. Athanaus
Lovrencic. Kod mise iii sprovoda
zastupao je biskupa Guilfoil, vi
car General Rev. Richard Mellane,
a uz to je prisustvovalo i 80 sve-
cenika. LA crkvenih obreda po-
vorka je krenula ma Grand View
Groblje, gdje smo njezino mrtvo
tijelo predali materi zemlji ma
vjecni potinak. Nadgrobno slovo
procitao je mas odsjecni predsjed-
mix, brat Frank Sopcic.
Tebi sestro neka bude lahka
gruda owe zemlje, tvojim milim
/ dragima nase duboko sauceste.
Michael Batch, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-02-15

preminuo 16. septembra 1865. Ov-
die donosimo njegovu sliku, da ga
JOS jednom vide rodbina, clanovi
i prijatelji.
Bio je rodjen 1897. godine u Sc
lu Dragave, Dugi Otok, Jugosla-
via.
Njegovo mrtvo tijelo bilo je IL
lozeno u pogrebnom zavodu naseg
drustvenog brata, Nick Culjish.
Pokojni brat SINE bio je dobre
i mirne naravi, pax je imao do
sta prijatelja, a to najbolje doka-
zuju oni mnogobrojni vijenci cvi-
jeca, sa kojim je bio okicen ME
gov odar, izmedju kojih Sc je ma
lazio krasni vijenac naseg od-
sjeka znak zadnje pocasti. Ma
dan pokopa procitao je nadgrob-
no slovo brat Nikola Zanze, a "a
tim je povorka krenula u Holy
Spirit Crkvu, gdje je odsluzena
sveta misa "a dusu pokojnika po
Rev. Josipu simit. Poslije svete
mise povorlla je krenula do St.
Mary's Groblja, gdje su njegovi
zadnji ostanci predani materi zeln-
Iii ma vjecn ipocinak.
LA sebe je ostavio ozaloscenu
suprugu simicu, sina Marion, kcer-
ku Mary, udata Poduvan, dvoje
unucadi, nevjestu Frances ME
zina muza sina, brata Juz-
moi America jednu sestru u Ju-
goslaviji.
Ozaloscena .supruga sinlica IA
militia najljepse Sc zahvaljuju
swim prijateljima clanovima dru-
stva broj 434 HBZ., koji su i'm
pomogli bilo u cemu u njihovoj
zalosti koji su ispratili pokojni-
ka ma vjetni mu pocinak.
Tebi pokojni brate SINE Vidusic,
neka je slava pokoj vjecni, a
tvojoj suprugi ostaloj svojti ma
Sc duboko saucesce.
Odsjek broj 434 HBZ.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-02-15

vitoj Sjednici, koJa Je odr2ana dne
Is. januara 1866. zalljuceno, da Sc
clanstVo pozove ma redovitu seized
nicu, koja Ce Sc odrzavati dine 10.
februara Il 2 sata poslije podne,
Il druStvepom Domu, kroZ naSe
glasilo "zajtdnicar" potroslIa radi.
Brace sestre, ma ovoj sjednici
Gemo raspravljati o godiSnjem "a
llljucku "a sprovod. Wanna je svi-
ma vrlo dobro poznato, koji ste
bill prisutni ma godisnjoj sjednici,
kakvi smo usvojili zakljucak o
sprovodu umrlom clanu. Mi smo
usvojili zakljucak po kojem smo
birai nosaCe Cd Sest (6) liCa "a
godinu 1856, svallom nosatu Sc
plati svota Cd $1,000 "a svaki
sprovod "a njegove troskove kad
prisustvuje sprovodu iii 81 iza-
bere sam Zamjenika.
Stoga Sc umoljavate da po mo-
gutnosti prisustvujete Il sto ve-
Gem broju. talo da lakSe stvori-
mo bolji zakljuCak o sprovodu IL
mrlom clanu, posto prijasnji "a
lljuGak ne odgovara svemu clan
stvu podjednako, jer mi imademo
tlanova, koji SUI udaljeni preko
1000 milja Cd sjedista odsjeka
Clanstvo treba da INA, da ras-
porez llojeg pojedini clan dopri-
nasa u odsjecnu blagajnu od $1.7O
godisnje, TEX je "a pokrite tro&-
kova "a uzdrzavanje Donna, od-
sjeia vijenac umrlom clanu cd
$1,000. DoGim Ia uzdrzavanje Do
ma odsjeSa mas stoji godiSnje
oko $4,000. Do danas jos nismo
rasporezovali naSe Clanstvo "a po-
trebne troSllove, koji su nastali "a
| pokrice troSkoVa noSaCima "a sVa-
Xxi sprovod cd $4,000, poSto smc
imali dovoljno novaca u odsjeGno.
) blagajni do sada, iZ koje smo po-
krivali sve troSkove. Kako izgle-
da, nasa odsjetna imovina sada
mi cemo biti prisiljeni naSe clan.
stvo rasporezovati jednog dana
posto naSa novtana imovina pa
da svaki dan.
Tocka 159 naSih pravila glas
ovako pogrebu umrlog clana
"Svaki clan treba prisustvovat
pogrebu umrlog Clana kad god j
moguce, me mora iZ bilo kojee
razloga). AlIo odsjek ina odbol
"a tu svrhu iii nosace "a sprovod
takav odsjek moze svoje tlanove
rasporezovati "a bilo kakve po
troske, koji SUI nastali uslijed po
greba." PoSto II nasim pravilims
nema ograniCene duljine cd sic
dista odsjeka, kako je to bilo ,
prijasnjim pravilima. Pc novin
pravilima tocka 159 moze Sc tu
maciti svaki ma svoj nacin.
Stoga vas jos jednom umolja
YAM da Sc odazovete pozivu va
Seq odsjeka. koji vas poziva nf
buducu redovitu sjednicu. ma ko
joj temo raspravljati gore rece
nom predmetu stvoriti zaklju
cak, koji &c nam biti ma dnev
nom redu pogrebu umrlom ella
nu. Dakle nemojte zaboraviti doc
ma buducu redovitu sjednicu, ns
kojoj cemo raspravljati nasen
buducem zakljutku pogrebu.
! l.. GalekOvic, tajnil1
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-02-15
ProsIava 25.te godisnjice
Sa dramom i programom
Alinuinna. Pa.

Aliquippa, Pa. - "Hrvat-
ske Make i Kceri'', organi-
zacija H.R.S.S. proslaviti ce
25-godiSnjicu svoga opstanka
ma 13. maja owe godine, to
jest ma Majcin Dan, u CLIO.
Dvorani ma Franklin Ave.
Ma ovoj proslavi igrati ce
Sc vrlo poucna dirliiva dra-
ma, koja Sc zove "Hrvatski
Sabor", koja drama Sc JOS nj
kada nije odigravala u Penn
sylvaniji. Predstavljaci su vr-
10 spremni Hrvati Hrvati-
ce, koji su stigli poslije rata
IL nase hrvatske domovine.
Predstava ce trajati 2 sata,
to jest poGeti ce u 6 pa do s
u vecer. Ia vrijeme progra-
ma i poslije istog u vecer,
svirati ce 10 bro poznati j
popularni tamburaSki zbor -
"Plavi Dunav', pod vodstvom
FRAME Muza IL Clevelanda,
koji dolaze skupa sa ovim
predstavljacima. Diletanti ce
biti obuGeni u lijepe hrvatske
narodne nosnje, koji ce nam
prikazati sto mnogi cd mas
nismo nikada vidjeli, to jest
kako Sc je odrzavao Hrvat-
ski Sabor.
Pozivljemo svu bracu i Sc
sire IL Aliquippe, McKees-
porta, Pittsburgha, Roches-
terra, kao IL svih drugih biz
njih dalnjih mjesta, kao j
', ostale Slavene mjesta oko-
lice, da mas posjete u sto We
Gem broju ma nasoj proslavi,
1909 maja. Bit ce domace
hrane, hladnog napitka, do
mach kobasa vruce kave.
Doprinos je samo $1.00 po
osobi.
Molimo sve nase ostale or
ganizacije, da toga dana ne
priredjuju svoje priredbe, jer
bi time skodili sebi mama.
Mrs. Plodinac, Sr., predsj.