davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-03-21

MIR. and Mrs. Leon Fon, ieI,o
and sons, Leon Edward. C7rIton
and Russell, visited her niece
Linda Williamson. a patient a,
Columbia hospital, in Columbia
Sunday. They also visited tbo
Leon Schute's in Florence
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-03-21

Al any one time the Naval Air
Test Center at Patuxcnt River.
Md, is testing nearly 80 differ
Cnt types Of planes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09

are staying at a hotel. Should
the napkin be folded and
placed back on the table?
Mrs. L. p. f.
Answer-The napkin should
always be placed unfolded on
the left side Of the plate when
you leave the table.
4 i y 4
Question: entertain quite
often at informal buffet sup
pers. My greatest cross to bear
is the careless smoker. particu-
larly the one who persists in
using my antique vases and
bowls in lieu of ashtrays. How
can / tactfully keep them from
doing this?
Mrs. H. W.P.
Answer-The clever hostess
will keep a special supply of
large, obvious ashtrays to be
used for these occasions. and
they should be placed conspic-
uously about the room. She will
also make a special check two
or three times during the
party to make sure that every
smoker has an ashtray within
reach.
Question: would like to
know how a young lady should
dress when attending an early
morning wedding in a church
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09

There are two schools of
thought about the proper way
to announce the birth Of a
baby. One, that it should be
done with dignity. Two, that
austerity is not in keeping
with the joyful news that the
announcement carries and that
a more informal mode should
be followed.
The traditional, and con-
ventional announcement is the
engraved "Mr. and Mrs" call
ing card, which has fastened
to it with narrow white ribbon
a small card with the baby's
name and date of birth en-
graved upon it. When follow
ing this form, all fear of criti-
cism can be forgotten. 1t is
absolutely correct.
Following the inform !
trend, there are several types
in general use today that are
acceptable. The calling card
idea above mentioned may be
used, tying the cards together
appropriately with either pink
or blue ribbon. Then Mr.. and
Mrs. card is usually edged in
pink or blue in this case.
Also very popular today are
the greeting card announce
ments that can be bought at
any stationer's. Usually de-
plotting beguiling pictures Of
babies, with perhaps a line or
two of poetry, these cards have
blank lines on which to I'LL in
the baby's name and date Of
birth.
Another form which has
been coming into favor re-
Gently is the use of the double
or informal" card with the
infants name and date Of
birth engraved on the outside
Of the card and the parents
name inside. Sometimes the
edging Of pink or blue is used
in this instance, too.
Clever Cards Bad Taste
I do not wish to appear mar
row minded, but in my opinion
the so-called clever or amusing
birth announcement is in ex-
tremely bad taste. Granted
that some Of them are anus
ing, they are usually so close to
the edge of vulgarity that 1t
is rather appalling. After all,
announcing the birth Of ones
baby is a pretty big and i'm
portant event. Tinging it with
humor that borders on the
crude seems definitely out Of
place.
Circumstances and common
sense should govern. whether
or not one sends out q birth
announcement. It Is not q
must" If most Of ones
friends and family live in the
same city. word Of mouth, or
perhaps q newspaper an
nouncement will spread the
glad tidings. Sending an
nouncements in this case is en-
tirely a matter OF preference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09

after which her presence Is exc
pected at d breakfast at the
brides home. If no reception
is announced, is it correct to
carry q present?
Miss M. T.
Answer-A pastel colored
suit with hat and accessories
to match. or a street-length
pastel colored dress are appro-
pirate for morning weddings.
It is not considered correct at
any time to take a gift to the
wedding itself. or the reception.
The gift should always be sent
before the wedding to the home
Of the bride-to-be.
(Registered United States Patent Onace)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09
MODERN
MANNERS
Announcing Birth Important
Event-Hundle 1t Properly
By CAROLYN HAGNER SHAW

on the other hand, If one of
the parents lived in another
city prior to marriage. an
nouncements are the answer to
the problem.
Never feel that by sending
such an announcement you
are, in effect. asking that a
gift be sent the baby. This is
not true. The recipient is not
obligated to send a gift. He
may, or may not, do so. It's
up to the individual.
x 4 y 4
Questions and Answer.
QuestiOn-Please tell me how
a napkin after a meal should
be placed on the table if you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09
Tunic Time

Tunic Time
A tunic for at-home wear
may tempt your fashion fancy.
Pleated jersey, sleeveless and
banded at the waist Greek
fashion, make a knee-length
topper for slim, red velveteen
Stacks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09
Kenilworth Guild

II enlIWOftn Gullo
The Kenilworth Ladies Guild
will meet on September IL at
noon at 5127 Fairglen lane.
Chevy Chase, Md. Hostesses
will be Mrs. Marie Dawson,
Mrs. Eva Barnette and Mrs.
Clara Mortfelt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08
Union Bid to End
3-City Bus Tieup
In Virginia Fails

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, July Z
(R-The Citizens Rapid Transit
Co today rejected a compromise
offer of the motor coach union
to end the week-old three city
bus tieup on the peninsula.
Federal Conciliator j. Newton
Maxey said the unions reduced
offer called for an increase of
10 cents an hour for the first
year with an additional four
cents for the remainder of the
l8-nonth contract.
The proposal also called for
an increase of the company paid
pension from $35 to $40 a month
and a reduction of tenure re-
CURED for a three-week vacation
from 80 to 25 years.
Previously. the union had
asked an increase of IS cents an
hour, boost in pension money
to $50 and reduction of tenure
to 10 years.
The company response indi-
Gated the rejection of the COM
promise plan was due to in
ability to meet the demands.
Mr. MaXey said the company
reported its offer was the best
they could make
About $50 union members. in
Guiding about 100 drivers, went
On strike last Sunday after a
breakdown in negotiations. The
ousllne serves Newport News,
Warwick and Hampton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08
Utah Hunts
Girl, 2

WIDTSOE, Utah. July 7 (P.-
Search continued on a limited
scale today for 2-vear-old
Idaho girl who wandered from
a Fourth of July picnic In a
rugged!Southern Utah area north
of this tiny farming community.
Garfield County Sheriff Deward
Woodland called of a mass search
for Vilate Young. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Kerry Young of
Monteview. Idaho, after 200 VOL
unteers failed to find her in the
remote country some 1875 miles
south of Salt Lake City.
Little Vilate disappeared from
a family outing on the Newell
Steed ranch near Widtsoe
Wednesday. She was last seen
walking up hill behind ranch
building. Her teddy bear was
found near that spot.
Parents prayed the search
would be as successful as one
yesterday in the rugged Gunni-
son National Forest of Western
Colorado. some 300 miles east of
here There 3-year-old Kathy
Bebee was found safe about liz
miles from the camp set up the
day before by her parents. MI
and Mrs. Alfred Bebee. ir., of
Cripple Creek. Colo. She, too,
had wandered away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08
CONDITIONS SEEN DEPLORABLE
IN VIRGINIA MENTAL HOSPITAL

LYNCHBURG. Va. (P.-A former staff physician at the
Lynchburg Training School and Hospital charges "de-
porable conditions exist the State-suppored mental
institution
I'VE cannot hope to progress when taking
of mbecies and mbeces taking of idiots"
said Dr. F. w. Jenrette letter hospital officials
The letter poured bit fuel the troubled mental
hospital situation which recently produced a blockbuster
report charging negligence in the administration
Southwestern State Hospital Marion.
Dr. Jenrette, who recently resigned from the staff
Lynchbure, expressed dismay the unrest and lack of
morale among hospital employees He added
Many of attendants are so dissatisfied that no
effort is too undertake confidence
in their jobs and their future"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08
Duff P|ansAid
On Coal Export
BY the Associated Press

Senator Duff. Republican oil
Pennsylvania, said yesterday he
Will introduce legislation tomor-
row designed to expand overseas
markets for American coal.
The measure. to reach the
waning congressional session. IN
the form of a joint resolution,
would authorize the sale of "a
Liberty-type vessels to transport
coal from America to Western
Germany and other nations of
the North Atlantic Treaty Or
ganization.
The sale of the ships-now in
the mothball fleet-would be
handled by the Secretary of
Commerce and would transfer
ownership to a German firm
known as the American German
Coal Transport Co.
Senator Duff said he had dis
cussed the proposed sale of the
ships along with economic con-
ditions in the anthracite and
bituminouS coal fields with Pres
ident Eisenhower two years ago.
He said that at that time he
suggested to the President the
possibility of exporting. under
Government grant, tonnage not
able to find profitable market
at home in the United States.
The United States now ex-
ports about ~ million tons of
coal a year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08
of Crash
Carried Insurance
TotuIinq $636,352

CHICAGO, July 7 (P.-Insur-
ance policies totaling S636.352
were carried by one of the VIC
Tins in the double plane crash
over the Grand Canyon last
Saturday.
Albert E. Widdifleld, so. vice
president in charge of advertis-
ing for the Sunbeam Corp, car
ried the policies. They were
found yesterday by examiners
for the State Treasurer's Office
at the Riverside Safe Deposit Co.
The policies indicated that
100000 of the amount was
flight insurance carried by Sun
beam. A company spokesman
said Sunbeam covers executives
with insurance while flying.
Benef1ciaries are a wife, Vir-
ginia. and two children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08
Philip Is Censured
For Sunday Sports

LONDON. July Z (P).-The
Protestant Alliance today criti-
cized the sports-loving Duke of
Edinburgh for playing cricket
and polo on Sunday after attend
ing church.
The alliance includes members
of several Protestant sectS favor
ing strict observance of the Sab
bath The Church of England,
the state church. does not be-
long to it.
The Protestant Alliance, in a
letter to the husband of Queen
Elizabeth II. paid tribute to he
Dukes splendid example" in
regular attendance at public wor-
ship, but said he SpoilS it all
later on Sundays by playing
games.
1T is possible. however, the
Alliance said. that your Royal
Highness is not aware of the
great grief occasioned by your
habit of playing cricket and polo
on that day. which, in this great
land. has for centuries been set
apart for worship.
The Protestant criticism is the
latest, and the most fortnight.
concerning the Dukes weekend
athletics.
Previously he had been CEN
sured by the Free Church of
Scotland, the Welsh Presbyte-
rams and the Lords Day Observ-
ance Society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08
Pulp, Paper Strike
Spreads in NORWAY

OSLO, Norway, July Z fP).
Norway faced its worst labor
conflict in Is years tonight. as
10000 workers in the thriving
paper and wood pulp industry
struck for more pay, bringing
the number of Norwegians now
on strike to nearly 4l,OOO.
Twenty-four thousand con-
struction workers struck yester-
day, and earlier today 800 loggers
left rivers in Eastern Norway
choking with timber. The last
comparable labor conflict was in
1881, when a Nation wide lock-
out forced thousands of workers
into the streets.
No quick solution was in sight
and the work stoppageS will cost
the Nation several million kroner
a day in lost earnings, produce
ton losses and foreign exchange.
The three strikes came after
long negotiations, including nor
NAL direct talks, voluntary gov
eminent mediation and personal
intervention by Labor Minister
Ulrik Olsen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08
WouId-Be Suicide
Saved by Fireman
After Durino Leap

A 39-year-old fireman made g
daring leap list night to rescue
a man who threatened to jump
from the third floor of the Grant
Building at the Soldiers Home.
The fireman, Pvt. Ostell C.
Martin, of No. 2 Rescue SQUAD,
walked out on a ledge with a
lifeline around his waist. He
talked several minutes with the
41-year-old Soldiers Home pa
tient, Andrew Sandryk, then
leaped five feet through the air
to the ledge where the man was
poised to jump.
Other members of the rescue
squad said Martin managed to
hold onto the man as both fell
from the ledge. They swung to
the side Of the building and then
were lowered by the lifeline to
the roof of another building two
stories below.
Pvt. Martin was treated at
Emergency Hospital for head in
jurieS and released. Police said
Sandryk was taken to the SOL
dierS Home Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08
PIECE OF CAKE SAY THE FLYBOYS

Three Navy Marine flyers the World
Hotel
Marine Air
USN commander of the AnaoSa Naval Air
Peter Mack USNR Illinois
and It. Col John Sigman USMC
Training Detachment at Anacostia.-Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08

Walter Monckton to give the
army lassies pantie allowance
With that money" said Dame
Irene, they can buy their own
and not have to wear those hor-
rors presently supplied by the
Women's Royal Army Corps"
The pantie trouble has been a
simmering issue for two years
The army girls. supported by
service chiefs of both sexes, APP
peared united in their demand
for an undie allowance. but the
British treasury says the gov
eminent can't afford it.
I'VE sympathize," said a treas
ury spokesman, but we are
afraid they'll have to keep on
wearing regular issue. Sorry.
Said a WRAC spokesman:
The girls get an issue of three
pairs of khaki knickers bloom
ersl with elastic at the waist and
at the legs. three pairs Of very
short white panties and three
bras
Two WRAC girls, interviewed
at a London service club, ex-
pressed their opinions: The first
said:
Those khaki boomers are so
long that they would show be-
meath our skirts-if We wore
them. Not one girl in so wears
them We buy our own"
Said the other:
mo one can feel we'll dressed
in baggy bloomers.
Asked about the bras. she de-
clared:
We could faSten them over
our battledress. They are more
like harness
They said the trouble stems
from the fact that the WRAC
underwear was designed for
World War l and no one has
thought of changing it,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08
Nehru Visits ireland,
No Problems There

DUBLIN. Ireland. July 7 (Pe-
Prime Minister Nehru arrived in
Dublin today for a five-day visit
as guest of President Sean
OKelly.
On hand to greet the Indian
leader-who few in from London
were Prime Minister John A
Costello and former Prime Minis
ter canon Devalera.
Il am here for a visit" Mr.
Nehru told reporters. There are
no problems between Ireland and
India"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08
Army Lossies' Ponties
Issue Before Parliament

LONDON. July 7 (P).-Dame
Irene Ward served notice in the
House of Commons today she is
going to uphold vigorously efforts
of British army girls to escape
wearing government issue pan
ties.
Panties is the government
word-the girls call them "baggy
boomers.
When it comes to undies. 3"
said Dame Irene. a Conservative
member of Parliament, women
like to choose their own"
She said she would bring up
the matter formally in the House
Of Commons next Wednesday by
asking Defense Minister Sir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08
Bullet Hits Car
OF TV Newsmun

GOLDEN. Colo, July Z tP.-
Tom Carlisle, news director for
KBTV in Denver. told the Jeffer-
son County sheriff's Office today
bullet was fired through the
windshield of his car as he APP
preached his home in the sub
urban area west of Denver.
Mr.. Carlisle has been doing
series of broadcasts on what he
called the drug racket in Den
yer. He said that since he
started the series five weeks ago
he has been receiving telephone
calls warning him to LAY of.
He said the shooting followed
his threat on a broadcast at 10
pm. Friday to reveal the names
of dope pushers" and others he
said were in the narcotics traffic.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18
Piknik odsjeka br. IS
| qnijezda broj 1874

Waukegan,, Ill. - Odsjek
broj Is i gnijezdo Pomlatka
broj 134 H. B. 2. priredjuju
svoj godisnji piknik, koji ce
Sc odrzati u nedjelju, %. ju-
la owe goidne, u Foss Parku,
North Chicago, Ill.
Ma pilkniku cemo imati ma
raznju pecene janjetine, ko-
ia &c biti gotova u IL sati o
podne, kao j svakovrsnog
hladnog plea. Ia djecu ce sc
pobrinuti odbor, da i oni do
biju ono sto vole. Kao j sva-
Ike godine clanovi Pomlatka
ce dobiti svaki po 30c tiketa
besplatno.
Stoga pozivamo sve clan
stvo naseg odsjeka, kao
clanove susjednih bratskih
odsjeka say mas narod mje-
sta i okolice, da mas posjete
ma ovom pikniku, pa da Sc
ma istom po domaci proveseli.
mo.
Ia dobru podvorbu brine
Sc odbor. Svi nam dobro do.
sli! Mike Norsic, predsj
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Piknik odsjeka 217

Benld, Ill. - Drustvo "Srce
Isusovo", odsjek broj PIT H,
B. z. priredjuje svoj godis-
Mi piknik, koii &c Sc odrzati
u nedjeliu %. julia owe 60
dine u City Parku.
Ma pikniku cemo imati do
sta ma raznju pecene jamie.
tine prasetine, "a koju &c
Sc pobrinuti mas brat Josir
Muzar, koji je izvrsni maj.
stor u tom poslu. Ia Piles &C
svirati dobro poznati tam.
buraski zbor Happy Heart
(Veselo Srce).
Umoljavamo sva nasa drus.
tva mjesta j okolice, da ma
tai dan ne bi priredjivali svo'
jih piknika, jer bi time sko'
dill ne samo mama, nego
sebi. Clanove naseg odsjeks
pax pozivljemo, da Sc oda'
zovu "a rad oko ovog pix
nika, jer &c rada biti dosts
a odbor nije moguc da san
sve uredi bez suradnje clan
stva. Stoga, brace i sestre
svi ma rad, da piknik sto bo
lie uspije.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18
Poziv ma piknik

Chicago, Ill. - Zabavni
Prosvjetni Klub Jugoslaven
odrzati &c. svoj drugi owe 60
dine izlet u nedjelju, 20. srp-
MIA, u svojoj basel ma $40
So. Narragansett Avenue.
Ovime uljudno pozivljemo
clanstvo kluba, kao saw mas
narod grada Chicago oko-
lice, da mas posjete u sto We
Gem broju. Ia zabavu i Piles
svirati &c dobro poznati zbor
Braca Susich.
Po nasem obicaju biti &c
sa raznja pecene janjetine
mlade prasetine, te raznog
plea domacih kolaca. JAMIE
tina biti &c gotova "a objed
Zapamtite 81 dan 20. srp.
MIA, biti &c izlet Kluba Jugo.
slaven. Ulaz je svima slobo.
dan. Priredjivacki Odbor vas
ocekuje i klice syima: dobrc
nam dosli!
B. Stepusin, tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18
VAzNA 0BAYIJEST

McKeespOrt, Pa. - Odsjek
br. Is H.B.Z. ma svojoj SIZED
nici odrzanoj 8. julia zaklju-
clio je, da Sc uzme bus "a
nase clanove i ostale prija-
telje, koji zele poci ma Hrvat-
ski zajednicarski Dan, koji
priredjuju odsjeci zapadne
Pennsylvania 22-og julia u
West View Parku u Pitts
burghu. Bus ce krenuti is
pred Donna ma Ringgold st.
tocno u 1890 sati. Poslije
programa u West View Par
ku odvest &c mas sve zajed-
no ma Croatian Center, tie &c
svi imati prilike da ga vide,
koji jos nisu bill tamo. Svi
oni, koji Sc jos nisu prijavili
"a bus, umoljavaju Sc da
to ucine sto prize kod Kate
Klasnic iii Steve Mihaljevic
i da "a bus budu ma vrijeme
ma mjestu odredista.
Josip Frankovic, tai.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18
Poziy ma izIet

Detroit, Mich. - Odsjek
Fora, broj 351, zeli opo-
menuti svoje clanstvo, da ne
zaborave izlet Il nedjelju q.
srpnja (July 22), koji &c Sc
odrzati IL Pennsylvania Park,
1912 Mile Road Dequindre.
Pocetak 10 sati u jutro do
kasno ma vece.
Molimo sve Hrvate u De-
troitu i okolici, kao i njihove
prijatelje da mas u sto vecem
broju posjete ma ovom izletu.
Odrzati &c Sc zanimivih u
takmica "a odrasle kao ne
brojene igre "a djecu. Izme-
dju pokrajinskih klubova biti
&c vucenje konopa. Pobjed-
nici &c dobiti "a nagradu Pc
ceno jamie, a slabici &c Sc O.
krepiti sa velikom kutijom
piva.
Pc nasem obicaju, biti ce
ukusne mlade janjetine pc
Gene na raznju, a M a j { i n
Klub &c Sc pobriniti da bude
ukusnih kolaca. Takodjer &c
Sc dati velika nagrada "a mai
boliu orahnjacu.
Svi nam dobro dosli We
sell bill w nase mile "Caval-
liers", koji neprestano vjez-
baju Kola da Sc svi naplesu
j nauzivaju lijepe nase pie
SINE tambure. Nova kola BIZ
ii &c vodjena po nasim uci-
teljicama gosp. N. Babic
gosp. M. Perpich.
Ia Prosvjetni Odbor,
r. l. Sertich
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18
Poziv ma piknik

Warren, Ohio. - Drustvo
"Danica", odsjek br. 1872 H.
B. 2. priredjuje svoj godis-
Mi piknik u nedjelju II. au-
gusta ma poznatom zemljistu
Karla Lozner.
Poziva Sc cjelokupno clan
stvo djecu IL Pomladka, da
svi do jednoga dodju ma tai
izlet. Imat cemo svega izo-
bilja, raznoga jela plea. O.
vaj drustveni izlet ne ce nj
kog stajati nista, jer &c svi
troskovi biti podmireni IL
drustvene blagajne.
Ma zenhljistu postoji sklo-
niste, tie cemo Sc moci u slu.
caju loseg vremena skloniti
i ne cemo morati bjezati ku-
ci kao prosle godine. Brace
i sestre, nemojte propustiti
ovu priliku dodjite ma mas
izlet, da Sc zajedno malo pro.
veselimo.
Svi koji nemaju svojih ko.
la, neka dodju u II sati koc
Slovenian Home, odakle &c il
netko odvesti ma piknik.
j. Pavlinac, perov
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18
Poziv ma piknik

St. Louis, Mo. - Drustvo
"Sveti Jakov', odsjek br. 167
H.B.Z. priredjuje svoj goids-
Mi piknik u nedjelju, 22-og
julia, u HrvatskOj Crkvenoj
Basel ma 18th i Russell Blvd.
Ma pikniku cemo imati do
sta pecene janjetine i drugih
raznih zagrizaka, kao hlad.
nog plea.
Stoga pozivljemo sve cla-
move H.B.Z., kao j sve druge
prijatelje i znance IL m:iesta
i okolice, da mas posjete u
cim vecem broju.
Uz dobru poslugu imati &C.
mo izvrsne tamburase, koJl
&c drzati goste u zadovolj-
nom i veselom raspolozenju.
Nezaboravite dan %. julia,
u Hrvatskoj Crkvenoj Basci
ma 18th i Russell Boulevard,
u st. Louis, Mo.
Mate Pilas, izvj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18
Piknik odsjeka br., 954

Hamilton, Ont. - Odsjek
broj 954 H. B. 2. "Hrvatska
Sloga" priredjuje u subotu
%. srpnja (July) svoj piknik
u prostorijama Hrv. Narod-
nog Donna, 173 Beach Road,
Hamilton. Ma pikniku cemo
imati s raznja pecene JAMIE
tine svinjetine, sto ce biti
pripremljeno u 4 sata poslije
podne. Bit ce hladnog plea
koliko tko zazeli.
Pozivamo sve clanove ma
seq odsjeka, kao clanove
drugih bratskih odsjeka
prijatelje IL blize i dalje O.
kolice, da mas posjete ma ma
sem pikniku.
Ia dobar docek poslugu
brine Sc odbor, koji vam svi-
ma unaprijed klice: "Dobro
nam dosli %. srpnja u Hr.
vatski Narodni DOM!
Ia odsjek broj 954 HBZ.,
Stanko spehar, tai
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-18
Piknik odsjeka br. 9S3

st. Petersburg, Fla. - Od-
sick broj 983 H,B.Z. "Sveti
Petar", priredjuje svoj drugi
ovogodisnji piknik II. kolo-
voza (August) u Maggori
Lake Park. Pozivamo sve ma
Sc clanstvo prijatelje il st.
Petersburg, T a m p a, Clear
Water i okolice, da dodju ma
nasu priredbu da Sc zajed,
no bratski prijateljski "a.
bavimo. Ma pikniku &c bit
8 raznja pecene janjetine, pi.
lica, kolaca i plea svake vr.
ste, a zabavljat ce mas svo.
JON glazbom zbor Balkan
Trio. Piknik pocinje IL po.
dne.
Tko dolazi autobusom neka
uzme broj II kod Williams
Park i sidje ma 38th Avenue
South. Tko dolazi svojim ko.
lima, neka ide 9th Street dc
38th Avenue South. Park -ie
odmah do puta.
Albin Klemen, tainik