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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-05
Bentleyville, Lodge 437

BENTLEYVILLE, Pa. -
CFU Lodge 437 will hold its
monthly and annual meetings
on Sunday, December 8, at
the Moose Hall, at the usual
time.
The main order Of business
will be the election of officers
for the year of 1857.
Every member is urged to
attend the meetings and pay
his dues to date, so that the
lodge books may be turned
over to the new committee
cleared Of any debts.
Frank Mulch, Rec.
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For Your Enjoyment

Youngstown, Ohio - Joe
Marmilich and George Skr-
bina wish to announce that
their Balkan Serenaders may
be heard every Sunday from
3:45 to 400 PM on Station
Sharon, Pa, 100 on
your radio dial.
This fine group is availa-
Bile for dances, weddings, par
ties, etc. Chuck Koker
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Waukeqan, Illinois

WAUKEGAN, Ill. - The
Annual Christmas Party OF
Nest 1874 will be held on Sun
day, December 16, in the Slo-
vene Hall, at 3 PM.
The children will enjoy mo-
vies, a songfest and receive
their Christmas candy treat.
Anyone wishing more infor-
nation, may call the under
signed at De. 6-S4O6.
Frank w. Grgas, Mgr.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-05

our young people in the CFU
and it's functioning, we believe
that the place to start is in
our junior orders. Time has
a habit of passing quickly and
it will not be too long before
our Juniors are of an age to
take an active part in our
lodge affairs.
Garry On Traditions
We hope that by various
means we may be able to in
fuse them with the necessary
interest and enthusiasm to
take over and carry on the
traditions established by the
glorious pioneers of yester-
year. We believe that a junior
Christmas party is one means
towards this goal, and past
performance tends to sub
stantiate this belief.
The Christmas Party will
be held on Saturday, De-
cember Is, 1856, In the
Croatian Hall, 9618 Com
mercial Ave., in South Chi
cago. The party will begin
promptly at 600 pm. and
we urge everyone attend
ing to be there on time.
We are aware that stated
time means little in average
lodge functions, but In this
case we shall abide by it
completely. All the junior
members of the participant
ing lodges shall receive post
card invitations, which will
also serve as their admit
tance pass.
The committee has made
arrangements for an unusual
and very entertaining pro.
gram that we believe will be
enjoyed by all present. We
shall not go into details ot
the program because we fee,
that the surprise aspect of il
will heighten the enjoyment
of it by everyone. Suffice it
to say that those who come
will be glad they did.
We hope that readers OF
the "Z", who will not be able
to see the program, will per-
nit us this indulgence and
promise to give them details
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-05
Hammond, Lodge 358

HAMMOND, Ind. - May
woodites" Lodge No. 358 will
have their meeting on Sum-
day, December 9, at Brooks
House. The session will be-
gin at 1 PM, an hour earlier
than usual.
Every member is urged to
attend, as there will be an
election Of officers during
the course Of the meeting.
Tressa WarshOl, Rec.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-05
Croats Hold Own
In US Pin Circles

4sSoN0A SS 80
Bowling Magazine, official or
gan of the American Bowling
Congress in it's 1856 Year
Book, The fourth such edition
put out, contains many val
liable statistics.
Our own eyes gave special
attention and re-reading of
the who's Who in Bowling"
listing which contained many
Croatian surnames, som e
knowingly C.F.U. members
and others difficult to ascer-
tain for this affiliation.
Nevertheless we are glad to
see their names included at
this high level of bowlers.
While we cannot mention all
the honors which helped give
them this rating, in alphabet
cal order we will touch upon
them as to their higher re-
cognitions and perhaps more
interesting in our estimation.
First, Frank Benkovic of
Kansas City, Mo-, has a life
time average of 199 in 26
ABCs. This includes 486
games. One time in us. Team
Matches over an 18 game
spread he averaged 232.
George Billick of Old Forge,
Pa. holds the all time record
Of 13 ABC sanctioned 300
games. His first perfect game
came April %, 1887.
Fred Bujack of Detroit,
Mich. sports a 201 average in
584 games of All-Stars COM
petition.
Bill Bunetta of Chicago.
Here is a yard stick of his
prowess All-Star play,
200 games = 200 average
while in 175 games of U. S,
Team Matches he has clicked
off a 199 average.
Frank Mataya of st. Louis
is one of that city's top notch
bowlers. Is a C.F.U. member
came into 1855 C.F.U. Tour
nament carrying a 205 aver
age. A credit to the Society
and to himself for partakine
in a handicap tournament
such as that of the Society.
Artie Papa Of Akron, Ohio
has made marks of 749 in ;
pames in 1855 and S18 over
4 games that same year.
Charles Polich Of Caspian
Mich. is a well known C.F.U
bowler commands a wide ac
. quaintance at our C.F.U
tournaments. He has had sew
eral 300 games, the first il
1851 and one last year if yol
recall reading about same il
the Zajednicar.
Joseph sinke of Chicago
who in 1910 rolled a TAO a,
part of a 1346 doubles set
His lifetime average in 46.
games of All-Star of 100 get.
him a lot Of respect. Bowling
is just a hobby along side hi
Job as a us. mail carrier. A
C.F.U. member, Joe partici
pated in many of the C.F.U
, tournaments during the '40's
, Frank Braidic, Director
Sports-Educational Dept
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JuG0SLAvENSkA PUTNICKA AGENClJA

Putovanja Jugoslavju vekm prekooceanskim PUTNlc
KIM BRODOVTMA svh kompanja. Takodjer najmoderni'
jim avionma direktno Zagreb iii Beograd Pisite bes-
platne informacije.
sajemo Jugoslaviju. Pravino AFIDEVTTE ostao
dobavane rodbne Jugosavie Prodajemo putne kare
"a putnike II Jugoslavije.
Pravo punono ostae dokuente te svakovrsne prevode
Radimo naSim narodonn Americi cd 1905 godine.
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Don't let your CFU Poll
cy lapse. When you took out
your insurance you started
something. Now finish it!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-05
United South Chicago Lodges To Hold
Annual Junior Christmas Fefe Dec. IS
Youngsters In Line For Grandiose Time
With Compliments Of Farsighted Elders
p


SO. CHICAGO Ill. - The United Lodges Committee Of
South Chicago is arranging it's second annual Christmas
party for it's junior members Plans to have the Yue party
for the juniors approved in principle nearly year
ago after noting the achieved by the Christmas par
ty staged last year.
In keeping with the objectves, subscribed to by the
rank and file of members to create interest among
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-08-17
Additional Social &
Personal News
Minneapolis

Seriously IN; Mrs Rebecca
Tyrrell who has been a patient in
the Cornelius Nursing Home suf-
fered a stroke on Friday, August
10, and is now a patient in Cen
eral hospital annex. Her condition
is reported poor Her son, George
Tyrrell is in San Francisco, Calf
and has not been reached 20 in
form him Of his mothers condi-
ton.
Chicago Visitor; Mrs. Beatrice
Holmes Of Chicago. III, spent the
past week end in the city and was
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Brent
Of 1929 Fourth Av. s. Mrs. Holmes
was enroute TO Winnipeg, Can.
where she will take a boat trip
going first TO Lake Winnipeg TO
the Norway House at Hudson Bay
and then back to Winnipeg; then
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-08-17
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Aug. ls-Dena Lillard, $50 st,
Anthony Av.; ]. w. Smith, SAT
Carroll Av.
Aug. 19-Mrs. Nora McCrack-
en-, $50 Albermarle Av.: Jolcen
Robinson, 800 Iglehart Av; Mrs.
Eugene Ross, 459 St Anthony
Av.; James Thomas, sO4 st. An
thony Av.; Harry ]. Ballard, SIT
st. Anthony Av.; Ethel Helen
Myers, s6s Iglehart Av.
Aug. 2O-Sidney L. Williams,
1866 Blair Av.; Ira Dorsey, 967
Iglehart Av.; Georgia Price, 454
Rondo Av.; Carol Clark, 615 w.
Central Av.; Wanda Marie Owens,
s72 Dayton Av.; Diane Cecilia
Russell, 500 Iglehart Av.; Carolyn
Sue Allen, 642 Iglehart Av.
Aug. 21-Albert Wright Jr., 371
N. Western Av.; Sally Ann Moody,
727 Rondo Av.; Raymond Ryan,
s54 Iglehart Av.
Aug. 22-L. L. Davis Jr., sos
Rondo Az; VILLA Mae Lamb, $50
w. Central Av.; Mrs. Wynn Car
ter, POS Rondo Av.; Mrs. Leila ].
Boyd, 7O3 Iglehart Av.
Aug. 23-Kenneth Robinson. 100
st. Anthony Av.; Anna L. Perry,
9Os Iglehart Az; Mrs. Manly
Rhodes, $50 Carroll Av.; sandra
lone Smith, 651 st. Anthony Av.
Aug. 24-Jean Marie Culver,
1889 N. Western Av.; John NJ.
Culver, 1889 N. Western Av.; Mrs.
]. NJ. O'Neal, 1876 Carroll Az;
Mary Alice Burrell, 2s5 Rondo
Av.: Patricia Parker, 66s st. An
thony Av.; Leonia Montague, 797
Iglehart Av.; Viola Worthington.
BIT N. Avon St; Nelson Balenger
III, 512 Carroll Av.
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Knights Of Columbus
Extend Four Day
Retreat lnvifufior

The Eighteenth annual Lay
mems retreats will be held at ST.
Thomas College the week ends OF
August 1S and 20 and August "a
TO % They will be conducted I'M
der the auspices OF Archbishop
John c. Murray OF St Paul; and
the sponsorship OF the st. Paul
Knights of Columbus,
The retreatmaster win be the
very capable Rev. Edward stho-
kal, S, ]. OF the Milwaukee Jesuit
Province. Rev. Sthokol, proved
most popular with the men OF this
area In retreats conducted this
past year at Lake Demontreville,
North st. Paul.
Grand Knight, l.. j. Mangan, eN-
tended a cordial invitation to all
the men Of our community 10 ser.
iously consider this fine spiritual
opportunity. lie stated "our re-
treats are only a hours In length,
but are complete in every way as
regards program and spiritual ex-
ercises. Everything possible is
done to provide the individual man
with a full opportunity TO study
and think over his spiritual APP
proach TO life, so he may come
away with a new spiritual
strength and a solid religious foot
ing 10 his daily life"
Reservations and information
may be had by calling st. Paul
CA. 2-1402.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-08-17

AcHie Jr- Henry Josey Dan Nc
Adams, Hobart T. Mitchell Sr.,
Thomas Johnson, John Ewing. and
James Sleet.
Kansas City Visitor: Mrs. Doris
Terrell Of Kansas City, No, is in
the city visiting relatives and
friends. She is dividing her time
as guest Of her cousins, Mr., and
Mrs. Lewis Whitloek Of 1854 Gin
ten Ava and other relatives.
Visiting MoUner: Mrs. Robert
Mallory, 1858 Clinton Av., is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. U. C. Smith,
in Waterloo, Ia, for a few days.
Deecee Visitor: Mrs. Bessie
johnson, Washington, d. c. who
has been the guest of her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
James c. Campbell Of 1858 Port
land Av, for the past week, left
for her home on Monday, August
IS. Mrs. Johnson was greatly inn
pressed with the city, its many
beauty spots and hopes to return
for another visit in the near
future.
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Entertained: Mrs. Alma Kinney,
1921 Upton Av. s., was a gracious
hostess on Friday evening, August
10, when she entertained a few
friends at a get-together in her
home. Socializing. listening to the
records followed by refreshments
rounded out the gala evening.
Those enjoying the occasion were
the Mines. Thelma Brown of
Akron, O., cousin and house guest
Of the hostess; Zena bearing, Fern
Helm, Jeonne Spivey, Mamie Fogg
Lucille McAdams, Beulah Mitchell,
Lucy Harris, Leota Perkins, Vera
Richardson, Lena LaFoucette and
Lillian Register.
Friday Night Out Club Enter
tains: Food, fun and frolic was the
order Of the evening on Saturday,
August IL, when members of the
Friday Night Out club were hos
tesses at a pow-wow at Glenwood
Park. Guests for the occasion were
husbands Of members who enjoyed
roasting weiners and the other re-
freshments. Members and hus-
bands present were the Messrs.
and Mines. Phillip Blackwell, T.
J. Flippin, Wayne Glanton, For
rest Hill, James Horris, Fred Lee,
Jr, Theodore Lockett, Paul
Nevis, Ira Robinson, William
Thomas and the Mines. Walter
Foster and Clarence Smith. The
Club will hold its next regular
meeting Friday night, August II
at the home of Mrs. Alonzo Lee,
2O23 Bloomington Av.
A.J.W. Sports Club Held Meet.
ing: Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Arlington,
344S Third Av. s., We're hosts TO
the A.JW Sports club on Satur-
day evening, August l. Following
the business session, club members
honored Frederick Wilson with a
surprise birthday party. Refresh
ments including a decorated birth
day cake were enjoyed. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Wilson were guests
Of the club. The next meeting will
be at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Billie Shelton. 1910 Ninth St. s.,
on Saturday, August IS.
HOspitalized: James (Jimmie)
Slemmons, 2O15 Fifth Av s., en-
tered Fairview hospital Monday,
August IS, for treatment and x
rays.
New York Visitors: Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Hooper and son
Stephen Of New York City who
have been visiting their mother
and family Mrs. Elsie McMoore
Of 4I6 f. 25th St, left by plane
for their home on Thursday, Aug.
16. Mrs. Hooper the former Mar
ian McMoore, is a native Mime
apolitan. Many courtesies were ex-
tended the visitors including din
ner guest Of their uncle and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c. Wallace
Sr., party at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs, Edwin Sizer, breakfast guest
Of Mrs Vesta Young and luncheon
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Newman.
HospitaIized: Mrs. Clyde VIII
Hams CMarion) 1851 Portland Av.,
is a patient in Asbury hospital.
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ting her brother, sister-in-law and
family. Mr.. and Mrs, Richard L,
stokes sr,. of T57 ST. Anthony Az.
Mrs. Taylor is dividing her time
with her nephews and families, the
Ashmore stokes, Richard stokes
Jr., and Kenneth Stokes and is
getting acquainted with her great
nieces and great nephews,
Return Home, Mr. and Mrs, c.
W. Houser, iA57 Albany Av., re-
turned home Wednesday night,
August s, from a ten-day vaca-
ton spent at Yellowstone Park.
The vacationers enjoyed the won
derful scenery including the Hot
Springs; saw Old Faithful in ae-
ton. saw the Teton mountains and
many other scenic points They
returned home via Billings, Mont.
whore they spent one night
New Daughter; The Thurlow
Evans Tibbs Of Washington. d. c
and the Louis r. Moore families OF
st. Paul are rejoicing over the ar
rival OF a new baby girl in th'
family. born Friday, August 10 N
Washington. The Tibbs have one
other child. a son. Thurlow, Jr.
four years old who also is happy
over his new sister and playmate
Also sharing in the JOY Of a new
granddaughter is the materna
grandmother, Madame Lillian Er
anti OF Washington, d. c. Mrs
Tibbs. the former Elizabeth Moore
Is the daughter OF Mr., and Mrs
Louis p. Moore OF e62 w. Contra
Av
out Of Hospitals Mrs, Kathleen
Mcwatt, $50 Iglehart Az, who re
Gently underwent minor surgery II
Fairview hospital, Minneapolis, I,
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Members And Guests
Enjoy Bridse Club
Luncheon Meofinq

A pleasant afternoon was en-
joyed by members and guests
when Mrs, O. l., Alexander, $3.50
Fifth Av. s.. was hostess to the
Laissez-nous-faire Bridge Club on
Saturday afternoon, August IL.
Floral arrangements Of garden
flowers We're placed at vantage
points throughout the rooms and
members and guests were served
from tables centered with vases of
assorted flowers.
Following tasty summer menu
the remainder OF the afternoon
was enjoyed playing several
rounds of bridge Mrs. Harry
Brown captured first club prize:
Mrs, Clarence A. Anderson, sec
ond; Mrs. Charles Noble, new
member welcomed into the club,
third and Mrs. Burie Carmichael
was awarded the consolation.
Guests taking home prizes for
high scores were the Mines. Ear
Brent. first: Charles W. Glenn
second, Jessie Shepard, third and
Carrie Neal, fourth, Mrs. Beatrice
Holmes OF Chicago, out-of-towI
guest, was given gift by the hos
tess. Mrs. Charles d. Curry wa,
scorekeeper and was given a gift
other guests included Tn,
Mines, Palmer Jackson, Alonz,
Cotton, George Nixon. Franz
Terry Hazel Underwood and o
h. Williams.
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add sugar and water 10 a package
Of grape soft drink powder, and
mix all together in all pitcher
and there you arel
The salad is a "quclSie" too,
made with psckaged pre-cooled
rice as the base. II has chicken
and grapes for taste and glamour,
and the peanuts for crunchy tex
ture. It's a meal in itself and
mighty attractive, too. with gar
nishes for both color and enjoy
ment.
Maybe you haven't cut little
"guardsman" to stand at attention
over the peanuts. but they're just
as tasty served on a paper plate,
and really "finger-lcling" good
to eat. Come on now, let's enjoy
these evenings Summertime.
Chicken Salad Royale
y cup coarsley chopped peanuts
cooked rice
y teaspoon salt
IL cups boiling water
p cup mayonnaise
u cup French dressing
{ easpoon salt
X teaspoon pepper
IL cups diced cooked chicken
l cup diced celery
IL cups halved green or white
seedless grapes
Y cup coarselye chopped peanuts
Add packaged pre-cooked rice
and Il teaspoon salt 10 boiling
water in saucepan. Mix Just TO
moisten all rice. Cover and remove
from heat. Let stand 10 minutes.
Then uncover and let cool TO room
temperature.
About an hour before serving,
combine mayonna.se, French dres-
sing, teaspoon salt, and the pep
per, mixing well. Combine chicken,
celery seedless grapes and pea
nuts in a bowl. Stir in the mayon-
naise mixture. Then add the rice
and mix lightly with a fork Chill
Serve on crisp lettuce. Makes a.
bout cups or 4 TO 8 servings.
Garnish with small punches Of
grapes. IL desired.
Pineapple Grape Punch
package grape soft drink
powder
cup sugar
Water and ice cubes TO make 2
quarts
cups pineapple juice
cups grapefruit Juice
Dissolve soft drink powder and
sugar in water. Add pineapple
juice and grapefruit Juice. Mix
wen. Makes 3 quarts, or about "a
servings.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

=AAA~N@ - NFA~a@1 AAAA@ -
Aug, IS Bertha l. Thompson,
SIT Third Av. No: Mrs. Odessa
Walker, 1881 Clinton Av.; Mrs.
Malvenia Glenn, 1884 Smelling Av.;
Mrs. John Hereford, 2740 Clinton
Av.
Aug. le-Mrs. Marjory Curry,
3115 Columbus Av.
Aug. 20-Mrs. Charlotte Davis,
1921 Portland Av.; Mrs. Naomi
Henderson, sic Bryant Av. N;
Tyler J. Howell Sr., 2207 Elliot
Av,; Mrs. Helen Hook. 1l16 Ere
mont Av. N: Mrs. Catherine
Cochran, 1920 Fifth Av. S.
Aug. 21-wyatt c. Pierro, S615
Fourth Av. s.; ]. B. Crawford,
1902 Z. 2sth St; Sandra Lynn
Gibbs, 4044 Fifth Az, s.; Irving
Williams, 9640 Smelling Av.
Aug. PR Adams, III Sew
enth St, N; John Freeze, I133
Fourth Av. So Mrs. Ethel Wiley,
3941 Clinton Az; Florie Hadley,
5000 Fourth Av. s.; Mrs, Ira Rob-
inson, 3s4s Oakland Av.; Janet
Williams, 1851 Portland Av.: Mrs.
NJ. r. Swain, s347 Third Av. s.;
Mrs Myrtle Banks, 1851 Bryant
Av N
Aug. 23-Harry f. Floyd, 2426
Fifth Av. s.; Mrs. e. McGaughe
SOC Colfax Av. N; Rosie stephens
612 Seventh St N; Mrs. Rose st
Clair, 1926 Fremont Av. N; Mrs
Henry Breedlove, 72l Aldrich Av.
N; Leonard Martin, $40 Ere
mont Av. N.
Aug. 24-Charles Noble, 37S2
Fourth Av. s.; Mrs. Emily Vaughn
1874 nth Av. s.: James Clardy
1914 18th Av. s.; Thelma Starks,
$40 nth Av. s.; Mrs. Bonnie
Owens, 100 Fremont Az. N.
Out-of-Town birthdays
Aug 1s-Merle l.. Greenwood
Streator, III.
Aug 20-Daryl Register, Austin
Texas, Rodney Wormley, FIT
Worth, Tex; Lee Murray, Milwau-
kee, Wis.
Aug 21-Mrs. Esther Roach
Los Angeles, Calf, Mrs. Clarissa
Lewis, Aston, Mass.
Aug 23--James Ellis, Chicago
III.
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10 Jasper National Park and Van
couver From Vancouver she will
go to Portland, Ore, and down
the coast to San Francisco and
from there TO Los Angeles, stay
ing there for several weeks. On
the homeward trip she win visit in
Salt Lake City, Utah, Colorado
Springs, Kansas City, Mo, and
back 20 Chicago.
HospitaliHed; Richard L. Stokes
Jr. 1900 nth Av, s, is a patient
in St Joseph's hospital, St Paul.
Mr., Stokes, hospitalized for
rest and treatment, is expected to
be discharged the latter part Of
the week.
Family Visitors: Mrs, David G.
Edwards, the former Jane Moss,
and children, Sandra David Jr.,
and Harvey accompanied by Mrs.
Gertrude Green and Miss Vega
Davis, all Of Chicago, ILL.,, will ar
rive in the city August "a, for a
visit with Mrs. Edwards parents,
Mr., and Mrs. Harvey Moss and
other relatives Mrs. Green
is sister OF Mrs. Moss and a
native Of Minneapolis. The arrival
OF the Edwards three children viii
be a momentous occasion for their
paternal great-grandmother, Mrs.
Mary Moss Of 1913 Fourth Av. s.,
as II will be the first meeting for
her with her two younger great
grandchildren, David Jr., and Har-
vey and renewing acquaintance
with her great granddaughter.
Sandra.
Des Moines Visitors: Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Danforth of Des Moines.
Ia, arrived in the city Saturday
for a few days visit with Mr.. Dan
forth's brother and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Danforth Of 1895
Clinton Av The visitors worship
ped at st. Peters AME church on
Sunday morning, August IL and
were honored with barbecue
dinner held in the backyard OF
their hosts and later the same eve
ming they enjoyed visiting. The
Iowans left for home on Tuesday.
Birthday Greetings: Greetings
to Mrs. Bernice Cochran, 1920
Fifth Av s.. who viii observe her
natal day on Monday, August 20.
Guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Brannon and three sons, David,
Ronald and Peter OF Milwaukee,
Wis, and Mr.. Brannons father Of
Wisconsin attended the Jehovah
Witness convention in Minneapo-
lis and were guests Of Rev. and
NIB r. A1titatihbAA VI AA@o ID ynAtA
Av. ~. during their stay. They ar
rived August 9th and left for
thir homes on August IL
Brother Was Guest: Mrs. Viola
Madden and MIS- Josephine
Brown Of 1887 Fifth Av. s., had as
their houseguest their brother,
Leeford F. Jackson Of Chicago.
who spent a few days in the city.
Mr.. jackson Is also the brother
Of Mrs. Hattie Shelton. In honor
Of their houseguest, Mrs. Madden
and Mrs Brown were co-hostesses
at dinner on Sunday, August II.
Other guests were Miss Daisy
Pleas, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Gray, and
Mrs. Christine Anderson. Mr..
jackson expressed having a won
derful time visiting his relatives.
He left Thursday for his home.
Correction: In the wedding ac-
count Of the Taborn-Jackson we'd
ding, the first name Of the groom
Is Thomas Louis Jackson. The
bride Is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Livingston Taborn.
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convalescing at home and in ex
cellent condition.
Visiting In south; Mr.. John
Ainsworth. 2Ss Fuller Av., Is Wis
iting relatives in jackson, Flor
ence and Crystal Springs. Miss.
Campers Miss Gloria Jean Lee,
7tS Iglehart Av., left August 10,
for ten day camping trip at 81.
Johns Landing near Hinekiey,
Mum.
Visited Mother; John Brown OF
ST, Joseph, Mo. spent the week
end in the city visiting his step
mother, Mrs. Carl Brown of $50
ST. Anthony Av.
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Wedding Anniversaries

MINNEAPOLIS
Aug. 1s-Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Chatham, 2s0s Tenth Av. S., IS
years.
Aug. 20-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Gonzales, 1909 S. Seventh ST., six
years.
ST. PAUL
Aug. 1e-Mr and Mrs. Lyman
H. Myers, s6s Iglshart Av.. IS
years.
Aug. 20-Mr. and Mrs. Walter
suthern, 1888 Rondo Av., IS years
Aug. 23-Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
ormsnd. 7ss st. Anthony Av,, 30
fears.
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New Position: Mrs w, Lee Edna ASins Of 143
Iglehar Av has received position typS in the Depart
men of Purchasing the State Capitol Mrs Lee is also cor
responding secretary the Gospel Temple Church Of God In
Christ of 247 n Grotto St.
sister Is Guest, Mrs Taylor of Baltimore, Nd is Wis
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