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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-12
DRUSTVEhI
VIJESNIK

OdSjek ass, Pittsburgh, Pa. -
Ovime Sc pozivaju clanice ovoga
odsjel<a da dodju ma radovitu sled
nicu, koja &c Sc odrzavati u ne
| djelju, 16. rujna 1856. Javor
Dvorani ma 822 N. Canal Street,
N. S. Pittsburgh, tocno u sata
poslije podne.
1stom Sc opominju Clanice, koje
su zaostale sa uplatama svojih
pristojba, da in podmire po moguc-
nosti Mary Vidnich, tainica.
Odsjel< ESQ, Toronto, Ont, Can.
- Ovime Sc pozivlje sve cIanove
naseg odsjeka, da neizostavno do
dju ma iduGu redovitu vaznu sled
nicu, koja ce sc odrzavati u ne
djelju, IS. septembra, Il 2 sata po-
slije podne, Il Hrvatskom Narod-
nom Domu ma 1850 Dupont Street.
Brace sestre, kao sto YAM je
svima poznato, da kroz zadnja tri
mieseca. jun, JUL i august nismo
odrzavali nasih sjcdnica. To smo
chill prema zallljucku nase SIZED
nice u maju zbog vruCih dana
Il ljetnoj sezoni. Svi smo imali pri-
liku ijepo Sc odmoriti koje ku-
da poGi kroz Ia tri mjeseca, tako,
da sjednice nisu nikome smetale.
DoGim izvrSni odbor naSeg odsiela
vrsio je svoie duznosti prema clan
stvu zajednici. Stoga sada je vas
sviju duznost da dodjete Ma ovu
sjednicu pa da Sc zajedniGki dogo-
vorimo kako ma koji nacin da
pripremimo kaltvu zabavu "a do
brobit nase blagajne, koja jc sa-
da u dosta slabom stanju.
Isto opominjem svu braGu ses-
! ire koii obolc, da Sc IL tom slucaju
odmah prijave tainillu. ta!zo da
tainik tome moze odmah oba-
vjestiti predsjednika odbora bole-
sti, koji pal1 trcba da ufine ono
sto ga pripada po pravilima naSc
zaiednice. u naSem odsieku smo
imali takvih slucajeva, da je clan
obolio imao operaciju i kad je
veG ozdravio onda Sc prijavio tai
niku da je bolestan. Tajnili mu je
poslao lijecniGllu svjcdocbu, na ko-
joj je lijeGnik naveo da ga je Ii
jecio diva mjeseca prize. zato a6o
ne ucinite svoju duznost ma vrije-
me nemojte kriviti nikoga drugo-
ga, nego sami sebe.
Marllo BanjavCi6, tajnik.
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JAVNA ZAHVALA

Minneapolis, Mimi. - S tuznlm
| zalosnim srcem Sc zahvaljujemo
svoj braci sestrama odsjeka 316
HBz., kao swim nasim mnogo-
brojnim prijateljima, koji su dosli
ma sprovod nase mile drage nj
kad zaboravljene supruge make
Matilde Babich, koja je preminula
IT. srpnja t. 6. ostavila mas tuz-
ne zalosne.
Mnogo hvala svima onima koji
SUI dali "a svete mise, kao nasim
prijateljin1a raznih stranih narod-
nosti, koji su mas pomagali tie
Sill u nasoj tugi zalosti. JOS jed
nom svima vam mnogo hvala, ko-
il ste mas pomagali bilo u cemu
prigodom smrti pokopa nase po-
kojne supruge | make.
Josip Babich, predsjednik od-
sjeka BIG i dieca.
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ANA MATIJASEVIC

Tooele, Utah. Neumoljiva
smrt prorjedila je redove naseg
odsjeka broj 406 HBz. Oval put
ma 21. julia t. e. unrla je dobra
clanica naseg odsjeka, sestra Ana
Matijasevit, koje sliku ovdje do
nosimo.
Rodjena je d. septembra godine
1907. u Pueblo, Colorado, cd oca
George make Mary Malich-Ke'
rim. Udata "a Josipa MatijaEcvita
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JANKO IVKO

Hammond, Ind. - Odsjek broJ
558 daje ma znanje 3vemu clan
stvu HBz., rodbini prijateljima
da je iz svoje sredine izgubio bra
ia Janka Ivko, ciju sliku ovdje do
nosimo.
Njegova nagla neocekivana
smrt iznenadila je rodbinu i sve
prijatelje, jer je zdrav otiSao ma
posao i radio do 2:30 poslije po'
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ANTON TOMLJANOVIC

Letonia Townside, Minn. = Cd
sick broj s 'iBratska Sloga" oyime
javlja zalosnu vijest svemu Clan
stvu HBZ. prijateljima, da smo
IL nase sredine izgubili dobrog
clana, brata Antona Tomljanovi-
ca, ciju sliku ovdje donosimo.
Pokojni brat Tomljanovic pre-
minuo je sedmog augusta 1856. u
Hibbing General Hospite'. jos
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Nasih dragih - Brace | sesiara
SvJEzI
GR0B0vI
UMRLI CLANOVI III. B. z.

UMRII CLANOVI III. b. L.
PRIJAVLJENI Cd 81. AUGUSTA DO 7. SEPT 1856
Daniel Spehar 1876 Ivan Nasic
Juraj CrniG 276 Mato Sipka
Tonica Tomaseyic 3O7 Mato Jankovic
16 Louis Borich 80 Josephine Zubovich
21 Mare Mirosavac 431 Juro Jazvac
81 Josp Butkovich 484 Roza Novosel
~ Anna Butorac S48 Anica Krpan
IS Petar Borkovic 9O8 Joseph Jardas
126 Ignac Belan
Opaska il tajnickog odeljenja: u proslom broju q
ednicara bo je pogrijesno obaveno pokojnku odsel
broj 374, j. da je Mato Begovic trebao je bi
Anton Begovic Moimo da ispravka uvaz.
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IVAN PISCEVIC

Sacramento, Calf. Odsjek
broj 434 "Sveta Vincenca" HBZ.
javlja zalosnu West smrti svoga
clana, brata Ivana Piscevita, ko-
il je ispustio svoju patnicku dusu
%. julia 1856. u bolnici, Grass
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Gary, Indiana. Odsjek "Hr-
vatski Sinovi" broj ITO HBz. owl
me javlja zalosnu vijest, da smo
izgubili IL nase sredine smrtnim
slucajem naseg pozrtvovnog
mnogo postovanog brata Nikolu
Valentic, kojeg sliku prilazemo uz
oval dopis, da ga jos jednom vide
rodbina, prijatelji i znanci diljem
A M or:l-o / Cnra Gn
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PETAR SVETICH

Helper, Utah. - Ovime javlja-
mo tuznu West, da je odsjek 282
HBz. izgubio il svoje sredine vri-
jednog clana, brata Petra Svetich
koji je liza operacije umro 80. ma
la 1855. u bolnici Price, Utah Kad
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-12
MAL0 0 NASEM zIV0TU
(Nastavak sa 4. strane)

gao da iznesem neke upravo
tragikomicne slike.
A ipak, nase novine izda-
vail su uredjivali obicno
ljudi koji su ipak sami ina
Ii wise Skola cd obicne nor
make, dapaGe neki i svrseni
sveucilistarci sjemenistarci.
Da spomenem samo neke :
Don Niko, Milan Petrak, Fra
MO Kolander, Gabro RaGki,
Albert Weber, Ivan Kresic,
Ilija Despot i liiepi broj dru-
gih. Sto Sc toga tice, makar
da ma naSim novinama u pro-
Slosti i nisu bill sve akademi-
carl, mogu slobodno reci da
SUI one bile bolje, i u jeziku,
i sadrzaju, pa cak i u tehnic-
koj izradi, nego mnoge cd
poslijeratnih (mislim prvog
rata). Bile su barem soc
nije', dobrog, interesantnog
silva, o naSem zivotu uopce,
i u starom kraju i iseljenis-
tvu, politickim, ekonom-
skim, socijalnim problcmima,
a glavno, nisu mlatile praznu
slamu natezanjima o staro-
krajskom strancarenju i slic-
MIN "a mas besmislicama.
I Jos neSto; nase su no.
vine prize bile slobodne! ka-
ko su i'm izdavaci vlasnici
bill obicno i urednici, oni su
mogli da budu slobodni. ia
sam - ma PRIMER - ope-
tovno pozivao nase ljude da
piSu u mas list sto god hoce,
o bilo cemu, "a iii proti, sa-
mo neka u tome budu jasni
pristojni; list je bio sirom
otvoren svakome, bez obzira
pretplatnik iii ne; tako da ga
je vec spomenuti Ivan Lupis
svojedobno javno nazvao mai
slobodnijim listom ma svile-
tu! = Danas takovih listova
nema, / ne samo u nasem,
nego / ameriGkom i inom no.
vinstvu; sve Sc nekako IL
strucava kao da boji da ka-
re slobodnu, otvorenu, mu-
zevnu rijcG, ola Sc ne bi ko-
me zamjerio, iii mozda koju
pretplaticu iii oglasic izgubio
it'd. A ipak, danas, upravc
danas, kad mas sa ,svih stra,
ma suocuju i tiste problem
koji su Cd zivotne vaznost
ne samo po mas narod, nego
po citavo covjecanstvo, da-
mas je novinstvo - zatajilo,
i - kako rekoh mlati
praznu slamu a o tim goru-
elm pitanjima nj rijeci!
IZNOSECI oval kompara-
tivno kratki pregled naseg
iseljenickog novinstva, nisam
spomenuo (jer nije bilo po-
voda tome) nase listove ko-
il su bill iii SUI i sad ograni-
ceni ma svoje organizacije i'll
pokrete, it'd, kao "Zajedni.
car, glasilo H. B. T., "Nasa
NADIA" glasilo H.K.Z., pa i.
skljucivo vjerske, kao "Kriz'
(mjesecnik u Cary, Hrvat-
ski Katolicki Glasnik (mje-
secnik u Chicagu), ave Ma
ria" u McKeesportu, i druge
koji su izlazili prestali, i'll
jos sada izlaze, a meni to
nije poznato.
Bilo bi dobro da podupre.
mo i bar "a sto dulje odrzi.
mo jos par nash iseljenickik
listova, jer, kako vidimo, da.
mas imamo samo jos tri ma.
Sa takozvana "gradjanska'
lista ma zivotu, i ako jos
to izgubimo, onda &c Sc zbi.
liza moci "a mas reel i to jos
u dogledno vrijeme: "bili
bitisali".
Santa Cruz, Calf.
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MALI 0GL MIX
zAJ JE MIC A r 4
CIJENK
CIJENIK

Obi6na malA pOtraga, koioj
80 trail znancs Iii priIateija,
IN svaku uvrstbu ............... 81. 90
Tko traai radnike pO Incl. I.eO
Ia trt uvrstbe ...................... 500
rko prodaje ku6u, zemlju,
trgovinu iii siicnO, 70 Incl. 200
kenidbeni oglasi ponude ne
uvrs&0ju %.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-12

POTRAGA. - Tra3im moga brata
Josipa Jazvac, rodom IL Draga-
MICA, Hrvatska. Trazi ga njego-
va supruga Barica, koja Sc sada
nalazi America ma posjetu. Mo-
lin citatelje zajednicara, ako
bi koji nesto znali MENU, nella
jave ma doljnju adresu biti ce-
mo svakom vrlo zahvalni. -
Ferdo Jazvac, 55 Cape Street
N, Hamilton, Ont, Canada.
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Valley. Bolovao je 6 mjeseci cd
teske bolesti paralize, sve lijec-
nicke znanosti nisu mogle pomoci.
Mrtvo tijelo je pocivalo kod po-
grebnika Machuary. Odatle je po-
vorka ma 27. julia krenula do cr-
kve Svetog Patrika, gdje je Mon
signor odsluzio svetu misu zadus-
nicu, poslije crkvenih obreda ma
katolicko groblje, gdje je svete-
mix blagoslovio lijes / predao ma
teri zemlji ma vjecni pocinak.
Pokojni Ivan rodio Sc Is. juna
1884. u selu Mutilic, kotar Udbina,
Lika, Hrvatska. U ranim godina-
ma doselio Sc Ameriku, gdje je
nastavio teskim radon po rud-
nicima Nevade i Kalifornije. Bio
lie nezenja, te liza sebe ostavlja
brata Augusta obitelj u Arcadia,
Calf, obitelj pokojnog mu brata
Luke u Los Angeles, Calf, te
mnogo rodbine Gary, Indiana,
/ obitelj Piscevit u So. st. Paul,
starom kraju ostavlja brata
u zagrebu sa obitelji, brata Danu
sa obitelji u Udbini, sestru Mari
ju u Slavoniji.
Lahka ii bila ova nova gruda
zemlje pocivaj vjecnim snom bra
te Ivane, a tvojim milim dragi-
ma nase iskreno saucesce.
Posto je bio radni dan, cato nj
tko nije mogao poti ma sprovod
pok. bratu Ivanu Piscevicu cd
strane odsjeka. Grass Valley ma
lazi Sc 81 mile Cd Sacramento
pax nam je zao da Sc je ovakovi
slucaj dogodio, ali pomoc Sc nije
moglo u kratko vrijeme.
Ia odsjek 434 HBz.,
John Glavas, predsj
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Zahvala. OWN putem preko
zajednicara brat August i obitelj
zele Sc zahvaliti Mr.. Ivanu Krm-
poticu, Mr.. Mrs. Padrini, Mrs.
Gliko cd SNPJ, koji nezalise tru-
da oko sprovoda svoje automo-
bile dadose ma raspolaganje. Hvala
odsjeku 434 i odsjeku SNPJ ma
krasnim vijencima, kao svima ko-
il dadose cvijece pomogose oko
sprovoda. Posebna hvala Martinu
zupan / suprugi sinu, koji do
djose IL Sacramento. JOS jednom
svima skupa hvala Cd Boga pla-
ca.
August Piscevic, brat i obitelj
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mo svakom vrlo zahvalni. -
Ferdo Jazvac, SIS Cape Street
N, Hamilton, Ont, Canada.
boravak Ivana Kasunica, ko-
jim sam bio godine 1914. u Du-
brovniku, Jugoslavija. Isti je bio
kao americki vojnik, cd toga
vremena vec neznam nista
MENU. Molio bi bracu zajedni-
care, ako koji znadu "a njegov
boravalt, iii pax NIGGA sanoga,
da mi jave ma dolje oznacenu
adresu, ma cemu Gu vam brace
biti mnogo zahvalan. Moja a.
dresa je: Nikola Benich, lat
Gilmour Avenue, Toronto, On
tario, Canada. (37-38-39)
PRODAJE SE U Chicago
ciglena kuca Cd diva sprata, u
okolici 2Sth st. Louis. Svaki
sprat imade pet soba. Vlasnici live
u SCLlll ilJCpC oODC, 40 ooldlO pr
maju S1O0 ma mjesec. Prodaje Sc
"a $4,000. Isplacivanje nece vam
biti glavobolja, jer primitak cd
rente sam &c je isplatiti. Blizu cr-
kve, skole svakojakih trgovina.
Ovo je pravi bargain, rijetka pri-
lika. Ia potankosti nazovite Ce-
darcrest 3-0S00.
POTRAGA. - Mi nize potpisani
trazimo Ruzicu Radio, koja je
sinovlsa blagopokojnog Stjepana
Radica, a rodjena seStra Petra
Radita. Mas dvoje bi zelili zna-
ii "a nju, pa molimo svakoga O.
noga tko znade njezinu adresu,
da nam ju posalje i ma cemu
sc unaprijed zahvaljujemo. Pisi-
tie ma meme iii moju suprugu:
Steve iii Julka Radio, 1909
Pennsylvania Ave, Pittsburgh
SO, Pa. (37-3S)
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RUDOLPH SANKO

Ana Svetich | djeca,
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NIKOLA VALENTIC

Duio Eiich, izvj
The guardian., 1956-06-16

YOUR local newspaper is the
most thoroughly read Of all
publications.
The guardian., 1956-06-16
Seem Stars
By Dolores Calvin

by Dolores Calvin
NEW YORK - SARAH
VAUGHAN INKS FOUR YEAR
DISC PACT: Sarah Vaughan
is set for wour more years.
Though she had seven months
to go with her former record
pact, Mercury Records tore 1t
up and got busy to make her
a very attractive offer just in
case she should think Of
straying to another company.
Sarah will be getting a good
sized guarantee retroactive
to April Of this year some
thing she didn't get when she
first signed with Mercury in
'5S. Sarah's sold tremendous
ly since she's been with Mer-
curry. Her Make Yourself
Comfortable" did over the
million mark. Whatever Lola
Wants" went to $4,000 and
her How Important Can II
Be" rang up 100000 sales,
She's one of Mercury's best
selling artists.
The guardian., 1956-06-16
MEDFORD

Pastor Philips conducted a
special June Graduation SER
mon and program at Shiloh
last Sunday during Worship
service. The 1856 High School
graduates include Marjorie
Henderson, Priscilla Lambert,
Ann Fisher Taylor, Joseph
Emmons, William Thompson,
Ernest Furbler, Robert Lam
bert and Johnny Johnson.
Marjorie, Priscilla and Ann
were all members of the Blue
g. White Yearbook staff and
Ann received honorable men
tion in music and journalism.
Furbler, Taylor and Johnson
were all members of the MFIS
track team and Johnny was
outstanding in both basketball
and track. The 1856 college
graduates included Gene Lam
bert, Mitzi Phillips and Nat
Robinson of Boston University;
Leona Langford of Chandler
business college and Cadet
Dickie Graham of Norwich
University & Military School.
All were class leaders .Cort-
land Dugger completed his
graduate course at Howard
and Miss Veronica Lanier re-
ceived her official commission
ing and confirmation as an
American Baptist Missionary
last month at First Baptist
church, Denver, Colorado. Miss
Marian Senhouse was recent
recipient of a Medford zonta
Club scholarship to Simmons.
Ann Fisher plans to attend
The guardian., 1956-06-16
Bomb Tests

Bomb Tests
Hydrogen bomb tests were
a success, we are told. They
proved that man now is able
to kill 100000 other human
beings at one crack.
Adventure
One doesn't need to go far
from home to find adventure.
Just starting down Boston
Harbor in a leaky rowboat
will provide plenty of action.
The guardian., 1956-06-16
Music Realm
Bl Lillian Williams

A fine program was furnish
ed FOR bne Samuel Coierioge-
Taylor Music Club at $50 Mass.
Ave. on a recent Sunday after
noon when Nine. Elizabeth
Wheatley presented some of
her pupils, who are certainly
some Of the small acorns
from which some tall oaks will
grow in the music world. They
were Ruth Patterson, Vivian
OKane, Ruth Cough and Ber-
tina Cough.
The Samuel Coleridge- Tay-
lor Club had Its annual ser
mon at New Hope Baptist
Church, Rev. Brown, the pas
tor, preached; HI old Evans
read the club history; Mrs.
Beatrice Moody sang with
great feeling "The Lords
Prayer, beautiful solo by
Everton Jahnson: and a de-
hghtful duet by Miss Irene
Wilson and Mrs. Muriel
Knight, The president, Mrs.
Ella Martin made remarks
and also announced the pas
sing OF dear, faithful, mem
Der in the person of Mrs.
Maran MacFarlane, 18 Waum-
beck st.
Nine. Wheatley has done
ley Ayers. Guest artists were
she presented ner pupils in
annual recital at 558 Mass.
ave. They were Ruth Fatter-
son, Vivian O'Kane, Ruth and
Bertha Cough, Patricia Blak-
eney, Syrel Williams, Audrey
Brown and Mrs. Bertha Bal
ley Ayers. Guest artist were
Gladys Marine Fuller, read
er; Irene Bailey, soprano,
Gladys Perdue, accompanist
After rendering most beau.
tiful program with their low
ely singing each student was
presented with a bouquet by
their teacher.
There is always the dis
tinguished Wheatley technic
that is easily discerned in all
of her music teaching. I am
sure that, all wish her more |
and more success, because |
she truly loves her work. |
The guardian., 1956-06-16

Christian Endeavor monthly
meeting in Medford.
The Pastor of Emmanuel
Baptist Church has been as
signed as Assistant Director
of Senior Camp Grenfell at
Royal Ambassador Boys Camp,
July 1-14th, and will teach
Missionary Heroes III" From
June 18th to the 18th the
Pastor, the Rev. E. w. Lawson
will attend, as a delegate from
the church, the New England
Baptist Missionary Convention
meeting at the Wayland Bap-
tist Temple of Philadelphia.
List of sick and shut-ins in
cludeS the following: Peter
Sneed, Dorothy Snowden, L.
A. Carter, Sr., Estelle Smith,
Rebecca Clarke, Frieda Ross,
Lewis Sneed, Arthur Lomax
and Ann Sneed.
The guardian., 1956-06-16

Think safety and drive safely
to prevent accidents and ira
gedies.
The guardian., 1956-06-16
Peoples Church
Rev. DR.. Richard NJ. Owens,
Pastor

Rev. DR.. Richard NJ. Owens,
Pastor
The Children'S Day services
were well attended and inn
pressive. The pastor spoke on
the theme "Is the Child Safe?"
He stated that a child has a
plastic mind things deposited
there are held. Then parents
have to be so careful what
their children hear and see.
Anthems were by the Junior
and Senior Choirs directed by
Buckner Candy.
The Bible School, Othniel
Clarke, superintendent had
Children'S Day exercises in
the afternoon. The evening
service was in charge of the
Young Adult Fellowship.
Saturday, June 16 the Wo-
mems Christian Union, Mrs.
Elrena Bighams, president,
are holding a Strawberry Fes-
tival at the home of Mrs. LII
Ian Floyd, 692 Shawmut Ave-,
6 PM.
DR.. Owens has chosen for
his Fathers Day sermon "The
Sins of the Father. The
twentieth anniversary of the
pastor will be celebrated Sun
day and Monday, June oath
and 25th. The speaker Sum
day morning will be the Rev.
willard L. Clayton, formerly
of Maiden but now pastoring
in Baltimore, Maryland.
The guardian., 1956-06-16
WHEN YOU DON'T KNOW
HOW TO SWIM

l. If the water is not clear
enough to see the bottom,
don't go wading or bathing,
You might step into quicksand,
or into a deep hole, or onto
a jagged rock over which you
would trip and fall on your
face in the water.
2. If you can clearly see
the bottom, and find it to be
hard, smooth sand, or con-
crete, still do not go out into
water much deeper than your
knees. Then - if dressed for
bathing = turn back; and, on
your way in, practice swim
ming a few strokes back to-
ward shore.
The guardian., 1956-06-16
MAIDEN

Children's Day was observed
at largely attended morning
worship services, June 10th,
with all departments of the
church school participating.
Marion Andersen was the mis-
tresS of ceremonies. Prayer
was by Lynette Stallworth,
scripture under the leadership
of Wayne Hynson, Andrew
Stallworth led the congrega-
tion in the salute to the Chris
tian and American ags; Vera
Williamson extended the well
come, the origin of Children's
Day was told by Catherine
Collins. The nursery, kinder
garten, primary and junior
departments of the church
school each made a depart
mental contribution. The
Children's Chorus, directed
Mrs. Alberta C. Valentine, sang
"Al The Happy Children" by
Havergal and when Jesus
Was A Little Lad" by Mueller.
Mrs. w. Wentworth Perkins,
Director of the Nursery De-
partment at the Plymouth
Congregational Church, Bel
mont, was the guest speaker
and the subject of Mrs. Per-
kin's address was "The Bible
AS A RRoad Map to The
Journey Through Life.
Mrs. Mildred Sparrow, Sun
day School Superintendent
spoke briefly to the high
school graduates from the
Malden-Everett vicinity and
presented them with a rose
from the church school, More
than 100 geraniumS decorated
the altar and we're given to
the children at the close of
the services.
Members of the church and
friends of community attend
ed a farewell reception in
honor of DR.. and Mrs. William
Chavis at the Women's Ser
vice Club, June 10th. DR.. Cha
Wis is a member of the Maid
en- Hospital staff and leaves
shortly to go tothemiddlewest.
Graduating from Everett
High School were Joan Hen
sey, Edward Long, Lawrence
Ellis, Albert Sampson and
Elaine Washington. From NAL
den High School Ethel Brown,
Juanita Buggs, Jean Collins,
Cephas Jackson, Gail Jackson,
Lee Prentice, Arlene Richards,
Arthur Hoyte and Beatrice
Hector.
Rev. and Mrs. James L.
Jackson leave June 18th to
spend tn summer visiting re-
latives and sons. Their first
stop will be Philadelphia.
Dorothy Spear had a baby
girl at Booth Memorial Hos
pital, May 10Th. Pastor and
Mrs. Gloria Harries attended
The guardian., 1956-06-16
HIGHWAY
. .SSIGN

To delineote the lanes Of
froveI. Glass beods mixed
with roodwoy paint reflector
ize the lines at night. Each
white dosh of the broken
white line is IS feet long.
There is q space of rs feet
between each white dosh.
Extreme coution should &C.
company return from passing
TO fruveI lane. Solid white
line should never be crossed.
The guardian., 1956-06-16

Lowell Teachers and Ernie
Furbler plans to attend Spring.
field. If any names have been
omitted, please write or phone
them in. The Pastor gave
Bibles to graduates present at
Shiloh last Sunday.
Mr.. William Byard became
a Shiloh church member. He
formerly belonged to A. M. E.
Zion in Worcester. DeaconeSs
Mrs. Margaret Wright recent
ly returned home from a visit
to her native Virginia. Colonel
& Mrs. Karl Russell recently
returned from visiting rela-
tives in st. Albans, Long Is
land. Mr.. & Mrs. Ray Par
ham have moved from Cam
bridge back to the old home
town. The annual home town
Parsonage Lawn Party will be
held all day this Saturday,
sponsored by Circle Four and
everyone is cordially invited to
enjoy this always gala an
nual event.
And this Sunday Concert
of Sacred Music will be pre-
sented by the Senior Shiloh
Choir under the direction of
Mrs. Adele Evans at 7::30 PM,
with the public cordially in
vited. Birthdays this month
include those of MedforditeS
Charles Tyner, the Tucker
Twins, James Thompson, Mrs.
Dorothy Furey and Mr.. Elmer
Kountze Sr. Don't forget the
sick and shut-in neighborS.
The guardian., 1956-06-16
Local Air Raid
Time Changed
Signal Testing

In accordance with Mass
achusetts Civil Defense Ag-
ency Directive, local testing
of Air Raid signals will be held
only on the first and third
Fridays of each month at
1900 Noon for a period Of
thirty seconds.
AS this system is now in Cd
feet the next test will be on
June Is and from on every
first and third Friday Of each
month.