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soa attended the funeral Of their
uncle. Clarence Sims Of caSscoe
Mrs Birdie Lee Lindsy vas
q guest N the home Of Mrs
Young Mrs. Laura Atkins vas
called 70 Rockford. Il. because Of
the illness OF her brother il.
Hrs Emily Hennidy has left for
Alla aukee, Wis. L bring her
nephew home for a visit Mr.
ana Hrs. Nash have iefI for Al
theImeT 70 visit relatives and
friends Mr.. ana MFs Arthur
Sanders Of SIS Monroe street. mo-
t0Ted 70 Okmulgee Oklahoma 10
attend the Circuit Assembly Of
the Jehovah Witnesses Mrs
Christine Foster has returned 10
her home in Los Angeles The
anniversary Of the Hayside Har-
m0Heers will be held Al Bethel
AAE church June p There will
be other quartets participating.
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Dewitt
Gard of Thanks

We Wlsh to express our sincere
appreciation 70 our many friends
Sho we're 50 kind during the re-
sent illness and death Of our pc
loved father. Minee Peoples and
for the flowers. cards. letters. tel
sgrams. telephone calls and visits,
which expressed your thoughtful
aess.
Signed: Joseph Peoples
Lena Mae Jackson
Ida Mae Walton
Bonnie NJ Peoples.
The Dewitt lodge No. 343 "a
AM will meet June 10 and elect
officers for the new year. The
lodge will observe ST. Johns Day
with Union lodge No. l02. Rey-
de.L W. II. Williams, grand master
b. 7. Stivers visited in Tulsa,
Oklahoma last week.
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Wesson


Mrs. J. ID. LOggtns
The Sunday school Of Beulah
Grove Baptist church. presented
. drama. Heaven Bound spon-
soned BY S NJ Griffin A large
number Of persons attended and
amount raised Vas S6468 .
Mrs Mary Ella Weaver Detroit,
vas guest Of her friends here on
Sunday Mrs Christine Chit
man and baby from smaekover
were guests Of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs Hilton Stephen yis-
ting Mrs. Myrtle Heudfiek was
her sister-in-law, Mrs Linnie Cole
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Mix to blend. Beat 2 minutes az
medium speed on electric mixer
or 300 strokes by hand. Add
remaining milk, eggs, vanilla ex-
tract and almond extract. Mix
TO blend. Beat 2 minutes or 300
strokes longer. Turn into 2
creased. paper-lined Sine h
round pans. Bake in moderate
oven (375'F about 30 minutes.
When cool, prepare White Fluffy
FrostinE. Measure about Il cup
frosting into q bowl and beat in
marmRlade. Spread between
layers. Frost sides and top with
remaining frosting.
Yield: one 9-inch layer cake.
White FiHffy FrosfiaE
Is cup white corn strip
1f3 cup sugar
lg3 cup water
egg whites
teaspoon salt
I teaspoon vanilla extract
Combine corn strip, sugar and
water. Bring to boiling and
cook until strip spins a thread.
Meanwhile. beat egg whites and
salt until soft peaks are formed
When strip Aas reached proper
consistency, pour slowly onto
the beaten egg whites beating
constantly until frosting is fluffy
and forms peaks.
Makes enough to frost 2 s-inch
layers. e
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Chidester



Communion was given . thir-
ty-siK persons Sunday At Good
Hope Baptist church Visitors
al senior choir rehearsal Friday
mite were Miss Matte Alexander
and AF. Powell from Cleveland.
Ohio - Childrens day program
Vas sponsored by Mrs. Mar KEEL
~. Sunday mite at First Union
Baptist church. Participating were
Joe n. Harris. G. Kelly. Major
Smith. Misses Sidney Curry. NJ.
Wilson. Mrs A. Box. all from Mt
Willie. Mrs. Celtic Tramuei. shl-
Ion. Mrs Rosetta Harris. Misses
Susie L Harris. Margree Bragg,
Ermlene Hognie. Mr. and Mrs. L.
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charge Of ne finance Mrs.
PesFlie Washington was carried /
the OuachIta county hospital. sun
day. where she underwent an op-
Grafton. We wlsh her a speedy re-
cOYeTy.
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II. ZION COMM My
In Nellie SlexaII

La Nellie StoyzlI
Rev. Sutten and members Of
II Zion were guests a Mace
donia Baptist church. Rev. John
son. minister San Washing
ton and daughters spent Sunday
evening IN Camden attn their
andmother. Ms. lawson .
Hrs Stovsll and granddaughter.
sere recent guests Il Mr. and
Ira jenkins. 5ls Carver street
AIRS. Willie Aae washington
accompanied her mother 10 q
hospital where she received
treatments On TIE sick list
L MAJ Washington Mr.. and
Ma Arch Miners home was de-
stToyed BY fire recently. They are
residing at his parents home q.
Visitors at the stoysIl home the
past week were Mrs. Q. fFsmble
MIRA G. c. Williams and Mr. and
Ma C. Roy Walker and family
Andrew Scott Is home from
NJ hospital and Is doing fine at
this writing. Also III are Rev. and
Ars Sutten.
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Boon AID 8Irs. Selma Henry p
from Z Dorado. Ms. Geneva
Mrs. Vera Moore mot0red % q
Dorado On business l. the
city Sunday was Mrs. Nlstle
Moore Mr.. and hrs Ellis
Wilkins from California. visited
friends here Sunday AF. and
Mrs. Co8seF were visitors q Mr..
and Mrs. 5. NJ Griffin and ; l.
Stephen
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ton. Rev. v. Il Edwards. pastor.
Mrs. Easter 3 Juniel vas For
dyce visitor last Friday The
program sponsored by the Mt Era
AAIE mission sisters was Wei al
tended. Mrs. e. Walker, who Is
president. was the principal
speaker. Dinner vas served picnic
style in the grove Mrs. Vera
Cooksey and Mrs. B COoksey and
son. were in the community last
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Legal Notice.:
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State Of Arkansas.
County Of Pulaski. IS
In the Pulaski ChaneeTY Court
Arthur Stewart. Jr. Plaintiff
Is No. l05llS
Annie Stewart. Defendant
The defendant. Annie Stewart. IS
warned 10 appear IN this court
within thirty DAYS and answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff, Arthur
Stewart Ir
Dated May %. 1856
W. W Shepherd
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Charles l.. Carpenter
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner, ChaneerY Clerk
BY Jamye Dreher, ID c
6.i.8-i5-22 II
WARNING ORDER
State Of Arkansas,
County Of Pulaski IS.
In the Pulaski Chaneery Court
Artie Richard. Plaintiff
vs. No. i05l69
Willie Richard. Defendant
The defendant. Willie Richard, Is
warned TO appear IN this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff. Artie
Richard
Dated June 4. 1856
W W. Shepherd
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Clayton Freeman
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner. Chaneery Clerk
BY Helen Edwards. ID. c.
6.a-i5-22- % At
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Legal Notice
WARNING ORDER


State OF Arkansas,
County Of Pulaski, $.
In the Pulaski ChaneeTy Court
Tom Witehard. Plaintiff
Us No. l05222
ChristinaF Witehard. Defendant
The defendant, Christinar Witch
ard is warned 10 appear IN this
court within thirty days and an
swer the complaint Of the plain
uff. Tom Witehard
Dated June Il 1856
W W. Shepherd
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Charles L. Carpenter
Attorney ad Lltem
Airline Turner. ChaneeFy Clerk
Bv Helen Edwards. ID. c.
6:l5-22-29.7.6 II
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Time was when cake-making
was a long, slow. practiced art
Not so today. with the develop
ment Of the quiek-mix method.
This recipe for De Luxe yell
low Cake becomes even simpler
since it uses self-rising flour.
You need not worry about the
leavening and salt, they have al
ready been added TO the -four
In proper proportions TO insure
perfect baking.
Follow the simple directions
exactly and you can't help but
turn out a cake that's high. wide
and /. handsome. Once you've
proved to yourself how easy 1t
IS, you will make this moist,
flavorful cake again and again.
For a simple but delectable
decoration, trim the cake just
befSre serving with fresh orange
slices, as shown.
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week, at which time Matthew nent at Fordves
Cooksey received medical treat
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Legal Notices

WARNING ORDER
State Of Arkansas,
County Of Pulaski, S.
In the Pulaski ChaneeTy Court
Alberta Houston. Plaintiff
vs. No l05l66
James A. Houston. Defendant
The defendant. James A. Houston,
IS warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff, Alberta
Houston.
Dated; June l. 1886
w, W. Shepherd
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Clayton Freeman
Attorney ad I.item
Airline Turner. ChaneerY Clerk
BY Jamye Dreher, ID {
6:s-l5=22-29 Il
WARNING ORDER
state Of Arkansas,
county of Pulaski. IS.
In the Pulaski Chaneery Court
Cleefer Nelson. Plaintiff
vs.. No. l05l8l
UsheTline Nelson. Defendant
The defendant. Usherline Nelson.
H1tA.a " appear IN TINS court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint OF the plaintiff. Cleefer
Nelson
Dated. June 5, 1856
Byron Bogard & Glendine Hill
solicitors for Plaintiff
Glenn Walther
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner. Chaneery Clerk
BY Helen Edwards. ID. c.
6.g-f5-91- % ~
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B Beard. J Harris and \ Il
Harris. Rev l. b Beard delivered
the sermon and Sgt Charles San
ders and Miss Curry were II
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MA Gladys Cooper

Mrs. Elmer Neal and Miss Ina
Browning Of 563 Cleveland. gave
tie senior class Of 1850 = semester
snd house party There were thir-
u who attended. overnite guests
were Vora Tate. Jessie Lowe,
Minnie Brown. Mile Burris. Gil
vestum Adair Robert and
Edward wafford and l. II Jamer-
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Bearden
EAGLETIE COMMUNITY 6
Mrs. susie Castor

Mrs. Susie Castor
Mrs. Cora Larks OF Camden Vas
guest Of her sister, Mrs Easter
B. JuEieI recently Matthew
C0oksey Is on the sick list
Mrs. Carrie Gibson visited Ms.
Willie Juniel Of Holly Springs
Mrs. c. W. Thompson. Mrs.
Gibson and your reporter, enjoy
ed a delicious dinner at the home
Of Rev. and Mrs. z. G. Dennis
last week The singing union
Of section one viii be held at the
Mt. Zion Baptist church. Thorn
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-30
United Lodges Of South Chicago VIII
Hold First "Croatian Day" July 18th
Four Members OF Committee Listed Among
Leaders In Society's Membership Campaign

SOUTH CHICAGO The United CFU Lodges of So.
Chicago held their annual meeting on Sunday, February
10, 1856, in the Croatian Home, So. Chicago. Besides elect
ing officers, many important decisions were made con-
corning social activities which will be sponsored this year.
The first important decision made was to hold, for the
first time, a Croatian Fraternal Union Day, on July Is,
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Martin Poropat, Stanley Ju-
racich, Pete Brncich and An
ton Peloza.
Lodge 229: George GREE
itch, Anton Sarich, Manda
Sarich, Polonija Ashenbraner
and Edward Maras.
Lodge 275: Lucille Andrich,
Pete Penova, John Znavor,
Pete Manich and Pauline
Tenac.
Lodge 200: Fabian Mako.
vich, Peter Rupcich, Petar
Knezevich, George Pavicich
and George Michaels.
Lodge 44O: Peter Brunski,
Luka Kalanj, Tomo Zagar,
Charles Markusich and Will
am Bezjak.
Lodge 94s: Stipe Zelenika,
Mary Zelenika, Mary Kozul,
Pete Marjanovich, Josip Ali
lovich and Stipe Nosich.
We are happy to welcome
into the United Lodges "Ban
Jelacich" Lodge 440. Regard
less Of the fact that they
were not affiliated with the
group, they attended all the
social functions which were
sponsored last year.
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To be introduced during the
program will be six of the
remaining original 13 Charter
Members who founded Lodge
1888 back on April 8, 1880,
more than 26 years ago.
They are Stephen F. Br-
kich, present English Sec
ton Editor of the Official
Organ of the Croatian Fra
ternai Union, James Chu-
pac, Barbara Trgovac, Lou
is Trgovac, George Slavicek
and George Zivftz, Jr.
Charter Members no long
err associated with Lodge 738
are Nicholas Cvetnich, Ste
phen Slavicek, John and Dan
lei Delivuk, William ]. Zivitz
and Joseph Klemen. Anton
Grbacic, last of the Lodge
founders of 1880, passed away
a number Of years ago.
Two of the six remaining
Charter Members are also
current officials Of the Lodge
Stephen F. Brkich, Presi-
dent, and George Zivitz, Jr.,
Financial Secretary.
Shades OF Yesteryear! 81
The Lodges first official
family, elected April 8, 1880,
was as follows:
William j. Zivitz, Presi-
dent; George Slavicek, Vice
President; George Zivitz, Jr.,
Financial Secretary; Daniel
Delivuk, Treasurer; Barbara
Srmeg, Recording Secretary;
Stephen F. Brkich, Joseph
Klemen and Louis Trgovac,
Trustees.
OF that group, George
Zivitz, Dr., has now served
twenty-six straight years
as Financial Secretary and
Stephen F. Brkich has put
in virtually the same num-
Der of seasons serving the
Lodge in one official capa-
city or another.
At the start, in 1880, the
"Beaverites" numbered but 13
members. Today, 26 years la.
ter, they number around 16O
men and women and look to
the future with confidence.
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the Croatian Fraternal Union
into being 62 years ago.
Monsignor Stimac, a men,
Der of "St. Joseph" Lodge IS,
was also to serve as the very
capable and gifted Toastmas-
ter during the "Fraternal
Homecoming" Dinner which
followed at 1900 Noon and
was topped off with a pro-
gram of music, singing, ad-
dresses and numerous intro
auctions.
Representing the Home
Office of the CrOatian
Fraternal Union was the
English Editor of the Ia
.jednicar and hOnOred dur
ing the program were II
more recent local 50-Year
Members of the Society.
The celebrants came from
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St. Louis Lodges
And Nests In Fete
June 10 Will Be
Date Of Funniest

st. Louis, Mo. - The Cen
trail Committee of GU LODI
ges and Nests will hold a pic
mic on Sunday, June 10, at
the Croatian Church grounds,
located at 18th and Russell
Blvd.
Guest of honor and prin-
cipal speaker during the
program will be John Ov-
carich, Pittsburgh, Secre-
tary of the Croatian Frater-
nal Unions Sick Benefit De-
partment.
Hot barbecued lamb and
goulash will be our menu
specials and naturally there
will be plenty Of other liquid
and solid refreshments avail
able throughout the day.
At 3 PM there will be
games and races for the CFU
Nest members to enter, so
bring them along.
All the members of the
sponsoring Lodges and Nests
are urged to attend.
We take this opportunity
to congratulate the Singing
Society villa" for the won
derful showing they made at
their concert on April 18th.
Never before was an audi
ence of young and old so true
ly satisfied by a musical pro-
gram.
We know that much time
and effort was spent in re-
hearsal with their director
Ivan Lusicic so that they
might offer us such an en-
pertaining program.
A. VlatkOvich, Rep.
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Kansas City's Membership
Pledges Return To Activity
Right Rev. Monsignor {. A. Stimac %EuIogizes Pioneers
Who Organized Present Day Society Sixty.Two Years Ago
By STEPHEN F. BRKICH,

KANSAS CITY, Kansas - More than three hundred and fifty people
attended the "Fraternal Homecoming" Dinner sponsored here Sunday,
Nav 20. by the Croatian Fraternal Unions Central Educational Committee
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At the committee meeting
on March 81, the executive
board gave its report on the
progress accomplished In re-
CARDS to organizing the pic
mic. Full cooperation was ex-
tended to US by the Manager
Of Arcadia Park for that day.
Our guest speaker, from
the Home Office Of the
Croatian FrateTnal Union
will be bro. Stephen r. b. :
kich, English Editor Of the
Zajednicar.
Entertainment will include
music by the Blatz Brewery
Band and the John Petik Or
chestra and dancing by the
Mothers Club Kolo Group.
Refreshments will consist
of the traditional barbecued
lamb and pork.
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Frank Acinger, John Acinger,
M. v. Mestrovich, Ignatius
Modrcin, Vid Plavac, Joseph
Yuratovich, Paul Y e k,
Henry Yarnevich, Peter Crn-
kovich, Anthony Cop and
John Skradski.
Nor were the seventeen
5O-Year Members forgot
ten: John Acinger, Mato
Barbaric, Mato Bradica,
Matt Carr, Frank Cindrich,
Ivan Draskovich, Josip Gu
stin, Luke Hreljac Her
lac), Mako Ivanovich,
John Jerand, Frank Novak,
Sophia Novogradac, George
Osmak, Frank Rajer, Ivan
Simac, John Stefanac and
Josip Sutulovich.
Last but not least came the
introduction of Croats high
In public, professional and
business life in Kansas City
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Zelenika Lodge 948; Vice
President John B a X C h,
Lodge IT; Treasurer Stanley
Juracich, Lodge 11S; Secre-
tary Josip Vucich, Lodge 80;
and President of the Board
of Trustees Manda Sarich,
Lodge 229.
Delegates to the United
Lodges, elected by their in
dividual lodges at the annual
meetings, are:
Lodge 9: John Stropin, Ju.
liza Stropin, Mike Modrcin and
Anton Kristovich.
Lodge IT: John Bakovich,
MILO Mesin, Anton Lemo,
Louis Budicha.
Lodge 80: Josip Vucich,
August Malcich, John Bende.
"a, lila Cjkusich, Anna Ku.
hel, Louisa Dichel and Mary
Kauzlarich.
Lodge 118: Bertha Barry,
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as far away as South Omaha,
Nebraska, and delegations
were in attendance from Su-
gar Creek and other commu-
mites in Missouri.
Mayor Praises Croats
The pleasant task of intro
ducing the Hon. Paul F. Nit
chum, Mayor of Kansas City,
Kansas, as the Welcoming
Speaker was left to youthful
Judge Albert p. Kovac.
A member of "Gorski Ko-
tar" Lodge sos, Judge Kovac
was more than equal to the
task and introduced Mayor
Mitchum in a style b~efitting
such an outstanding figure in
community lite.
Mayor Mitchum was Ia
wish in his praise of the
Croats in Kansas City,
quite a few of whom are
professional and business
men, and gave much Gre
dit to the Croatian Frater-
nal Union for bringing out
the best in q nationality
highly respected locally.
Mayor Mitchum begged of
early in order that he could
take in the Kansas City Ath'
letics-N New York Yankee
American League game that
afternoon across the river In
Kansas City, Missouri, and hi
was very graciously excused
by Monsignor Stimac.
With the hold major lea
que baseball has on this part
of America, it was indeed
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Milwaukee And West A|Iis Lodges To
Stage Annual Outing On Fathers Day

- The An.
nual Picnic sponsored by the
West Allis and Milwaukee
Lodges will be held at Area.
dia Park on June II.
Delegates from the va
rious lodges have been Sc
lected and the committee
officers include: Chairman,
Vinko Stajniger; Vice
Chairman, Martin Jurovic;
Secretary, Mike Papa, Jr.;
Assistant Secretary, Ann
Tschanz; and Treasurer,
Walter Gayske.
Other committees include
bar, John Gudlin; food, Steve
Vukonunich; sd n d W j C h e s,
Mrs. Walent; soft drinks,
Mrs. Srok; tickets at gate,
Mike Papa, publicity commit
tee, Croatian, Nick Hinich,
and English, Ann Tschanz.
Meet On Last Tuesday
The regular c m m it t e e
meetings are scheduled for
the last Tuesday Of every
month.
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and Wyandotte County, judi
ges, an Assessor, a State Rep
resentative, Attorneys, Med
ical Doctors, Dentists and
sundry others.
It was truly a "Fraternal
Homecoming that hot Sum
day which fell on May 20, the
return of many to reaffirm
their faith in themselves and
the greatest organization OF
their people on earth, the
Croatian Fraternal Union Of
America.
We, for one, will never for
get that public display of Fra
ternalism.
Horrendous 1851 Flood
The Dinner over, the Exec
utive Officers of the Central
Educational Committee next
proceeded to take the writer
on an extensive sightseeing
tour of the area.
Pointed out were the places
which suffered the most dur
ing Kansas City's catastro-
phic flood of 1851, a disaster
which would have killed off q
community housing less cour-
ageous and determined citi-
Zens.
We could we'll visualize
the horrors of that 1851
Kansas City flood, for we
remember all too well the
flood which almost wiped
Pittsburgh and many Wes-
tern Pennsylvania commu-
mites off the map in the
Spring of 1886, March II
to be exact.
Kansas City's vast indus
trial centers are something to
Continued on Page 81
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Secondly it was decided to
hold a Christmas Party for
the nest members this year.
It was further decided to
sponsor a cultural program
for the benefit Of the new
church, which the Croatians
of So. Chicago wish to build
in the near future.
The CFU's 1856 Member
ship Campaign was discussed
and we would like to mention
that we have 4 members
from this district who are
doing very we'll in the cam
paign.
They are John Bakovich of
Lodge II; George Grzetich,
Pres. of Lodge 229; Stipe
Zelenika, Pres. of Lodge 948;
and Anton Malcich, Sec'y. of
Lodge 80.
The officers elected for the
year Of 1856 by the United
Lodges were President Stipe
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refreshments will, of course
be available during the fete.
Representing the Home
Office as speakers will be
bros. Supreme Treasurer
Martin Krasich and Cr0a-
tan Section Editor of the
ZajedniGar Philip Vukelich.
Thoroughly a cquainte ed
with the Society, both speak
ers are certain to deal with
matters which pertain to the
Croatian Fraternal Union and
are of concern to its vast
number of members in Amer
lea and Canada.
In addition to their many
regular official duties, bros.
Vukelich and Krasich this
year have taken on the added
responsibility of helping guide
the Society's 1856 Member
ship Campaign to Port Sue
cess"
Bro. Vukelich is Chairman
and bro. Krasich Vice Chair
man of the Campaign Com
mittee.
Truly Wonderful Group
Highlight Of the late after
noon program will be the ap-
pearance of the justly much
publicized "Sloga" Junior
Tamburitza Orchestra and
Kolo Group of Farrell.
Already veterans of the
musical realm, these young
sters are superb entertainers
and will steal the hearts of all
fortunate enough to see and
hear them at Wise's Grove
Sunday, June 3.
All are members of the
Croatian Fraternal Union
and will be attired in the
beautiful native costume Of
the land of their forefath-
ers, Croatia.
Dancing following the pro.
gram and during the evening
will be to the music of the
"Sloga" Junior Tamburitza
Orchestra.
incidentally, plans call for
the program to begin at SOC
PM sharp.