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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
Girl Wins AU Award

Miss Muriel Saphir. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Saphir
of 8l8 North Woodrow street
Arlington. has been selected as
the best actress Of the year al
The American University for her
recent performance in "Medea. >
She has also been elected to the
American University Players.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
"At Urging Of Friends"

Mr.. Magruder, of 4119 North
Twenty-third street. served as
chairman of the 1856 reassess-
ment board in Arlington. He is
q member Of the Board Of Man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
Stanley Points Out
Roles for COLLEGES

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, May Il
R.-Gov. Stanley said today
that colleges and universities
must offer sound courses ano
provide suitable environments tc
meet the need for educated men
and women.
Gov. Stanley spoke at the died.
ication of the new Phi Beta
Kappa memorial hall at the Col
lege of William and Mary, a $1.G
million structure replacing the
original hall destroyed by fire
in 1858.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
Mogruder Enters Race
For Arlington Board

J. Maynard Magruder. former
Arlington Delegate to the Gen.
eral Assembly. has announced
his candidacy for the Arlington
County Board.
The veteran Democratic Office
holder had served IL years in
the State Legislature before his
unsuccessful bid in 1855 to un-
seat Republican County Treas
urer Colin c. Macpherson.
The 56-year-old real estate
and insurance man said he was
not announcing for any Of the
three nominating conventions to
be held this week.
II would welcome the support
Of all citizens and organizations
in Arlington" he said.
The county Democratic Exec
utive Committee has announced
it will not field a candidate for
the board seat now held by
Chairman Wesley w. Cooper, a
conservative Democrat.
Conventions Slated
The first of the three conven-
tions will be held by Airing
tonians for a Better County at
8 pm. tomorrow in Wakefield
High School. County Republic
cans will hold their convention
at $3.50 pm. Friday at Swanson
Junior High School. The follow
ing day - Saturday - Arlington
Independent Movement will meet
at II am. in Swanson to choose
its candidate.
Three candidates have an
nounced for indorsemen by ABC,
the county's more liberal coali-
ton group. Two have announced
for Republican backing.
No candidates have yet an
nounced for AIM support. rails
ing the possibility that this con-
sentative group will back Mr..
Magruder. Board Chairman
Cooper. who is an AIM sup
porter. has not yet said whether
he plans to seek reelection No
vember 5.
"At Urging Of Friends"
Mr.. Magruder, of 4119 North
Twenty-third street. served as
chairman of the 1856 reasseSs-
ment board in Arlington. He is
q member Of the Board Of Man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19

BE CERTAIN THAT you DEAL
WITH RELIABLE PARTIES
There are many opportunists and un-
qualified persons dealing in air condition
ing today. They will sell air conditioning
equipment without knowledge of Gus
toner needs, the rating of equipment, its
application or maintenance. In other
words, you need a combination of repu-
table manufacturer, honest statesmen and
qualified contractor, if you want value
received for your money. For example, do
you have any idea how much heat an
air conditioner should remove to do the
job you desire? II you do not know the
answer to many such questions, you are
strictly at the mercy of the people you do
business with.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19

APPARENTLY MANY AREA
RESIDENTS ARE CONFUSED

KESIOENIS AXE CUNFUSED
Over the past several weeks we have re-
ceived hundreds of phone calls by persons
confused about complete home air condi-
tioning. Any home can be completely air
conditioned with one unit. Yet there are
many area home owners delaying the in
stallation of complete air conditioning
merely because they are confused. If you
are one of these persons we recommend
you read the following facts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
Safety ToIks
Mansfield Lists
Fuirfux Visits

Inspector Dick Mansfield, Director
Of The Stor's School Sofety Prosrom,
will give his eortoon sofety folks at
the following schools in Foirfox County
this week:
Tomorrow = Chesterbrook EIemen-
tory School. ll:30 ON.
Wednesdoy-Crestwoo EIementory
School, 9 ON.
Thursday = Garfield Elementary
School. $50 ON.
Fridoy-Hollins Hills Elementary
School, 8 ON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
Lawyers Plan Outline

Members of the District Bar
Association will lay aside their
briefs for an all-day outing June
3 at the Manor Country Club
Norbeck, Md. The days pro-
gram will offer competitions in
golf, softball and tennis and will
conclude with a buffet dinner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
Seven Corners
Displays Art

Nearly 1900 art works, by anna.
teurs, professionals and children
were entered in the spring arr
festival at the Seven Corners
(Va.) shopping center yesterday
The festival was sponsored by the
Falls Church-Arlington Branch
of the National League of Amer.
lean Pen Women apd Bard's Art
Studio.
Ninety seven prizes were
awarded in seven categories-
oils, water colors, prints, draw.
ings. sculpture. ceramics anc
crafts.
An oil painting by B. Lee Reec
Iof Falls Church was voted the
favorite exhibit of visitors. Rob.
ert I. Landry of Falls Church wor
"a special prize for the mos
typical Virginia landscape.
First prize winners we're:
Amateurs--Mrs. Wilbur B. MehrinR
kensineton; Albert Altman, Washington
oWendolyn Esatas, Chevy Chase; Bernie
Marker. Washington, and Anne Lewis q
Falls Church.
Children-Jane Selerle, Arlington
Mary Ann Gibson, Alexandria: Billy Glib
son, alexandria; Theresa L, Weather
holtz. Annandale: Stephen Mcdonald
Washington: Gwendy Idandler,. Fairfax
Professionals-Ruth West, Fairfax
Harold Symes, Arlington; Ruth star
Rose, Alexandria; Charles Eebert. Wash
ington: Katherine Hobbs. Washington
Gwen Anderson, Falls Church, anS
Merry Bean Of Falls Church
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
BE SURE THAT YOUR UNIT
HAS W.. OUTSIDE APPROVAL

(U.L.) Underwriters Laboratory approval
means that the unit is electrically safe for
home operation Since many units sit out
side your home, where children might
play, U. L. approval for outside installa-
ton is Of utmost Importance from the
standpoint of fire and electrical shock.
MANY LEADING MAKES DO NOT
CARRY U. l. APPROVAL FOR OUTSIDE
INSTALLATION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
BEWARE OF HIGH BTU"
CAPACITY CLAIMS +,

While industry standards have been set
up on proper methods Of testing and rat
ing units, no enforcing procedure is avail
able at present. The customer should be
wary of manufacturers, new in the bust
ness, who make claims of unusually high
BTU capacity. Don't be misled by "horse-
power" or tons. Little IS actually meant
by these terms, as it is cooling capacity
that you want. Only by dealing with a
reputable dealer who installs reputable
make, can you be assured of proper cool
ing capacity for your home.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-03-21
Senior Play
Well Presented

The cast of the senior play, ''Me
and My Shadow" presented q
very fine performance at the ma
tinee and evening showing of the
seniors annual class play last
Friday. Mildred Conkle portray
ed the role of Shadow and her
fixation for Roy Harrington, a
role played by Steve Colberg,
provided many embarrassing sit
uations for Roy and humor for
the audience. The role of DR..
Bruce Douglas was well done by
Richard Freeman. Learn Hoff-
man, taking the part Of the Har-
rington's noisy neighbor, disrupt
ed the plans of Douglas and Har-
rington several times while they
were trying to get rid of Shadow
before Mrs. Harrington's mother
arrived. Supporting the presenta-
ton in their roles were Roseann
Branton, as Mrs. Harrington;
Durain Curtis, her mother; An
Meta Sawby, teen-age maid;
John Mears as an East India my
site, and Larry Trowbridge,
country sheriff.
The seniors are to be compli-
mented on their fine presentation
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-03-21
GARDEN CLUB SPEAKER
TO TALK ON
SOIL MANAGEMENT

Paul Martin of the Alaska Agri-
cultural Experiment Station will
be guest speaker at the March Is
meeting of the Palmer Garden
Club. His topic will be soil man
agement. The meeting will be
held at pm. in the Extension
Service office and all interested
persons are invited to attend. Mrs.
Rose Johnson will demonstrate
an arrangement. Roll call will be
answered with bulbs for spring
planting. Hostesses will be Evelyn
Bush and Dorothy Anderson.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-03-21
FORMATION O. DANCE
CLASSES BEING SOUGHT

"A course in tap and ballet
dancing will be offered in Palmer
this summer by the Columbany
School of Dance of Anchorage if
at least 30 children are enrolled,
it was announced this week.
Instructors from the Anchor
age dance school will teach chill
dren age three to is. Specific age
groups will be formed If enough
children are enrolled. Otherwise,
it was stated, the idea will have
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-03-21
OBITUARY
MRS. ETHEL M. KING

runeral services were hald
Tuesday afternoon at the palna s
Funeral Chapel for Mrs. Ethel
may King, wife of Alvin King Of
almer, who died at Valley pres
pyterian Hospital March ID short
" after being admitted SUFFERING
rom self-inflicted bullet wound
me Rev. Wesley Lancaster Of
the Church Of God conducted the
services which were held at I
Pm. Visitations were held at the
chapel from noon to pm. There
was 2 profusion of floral pieces.
Mrs. King, who was born in
hernedo. Oklahoma December l6.
lSOo, came to Alaska from Ore
eon IN 1899 and lived in Wrangell
and Anchorage before moving to
rainier IL years ago. In l943 she
married Alvin King and together
Nney operated the Palmer Auto
motive. For several years, prior
70 the community's acquisition of
an ambulance, the Kings operated
one Of their taxi vehicles. as an
emergency vehicle and many teIe-
phone emergency messages were
delivered by the Kings as a SER
wee to the community. Mrs.
King had been in i'll health for
several months.
In addition to her husband
Mrs. King is survived by a bro
Their, Z. B. McKnown and a
half-brother Harold Becktel of
Seaside, Oregon.
lnterment took place in the
Palmer Cemetery. Pail bearers
were: Gordon Nelson, Carl Sch
hchtig, Harry Liebing, Richard
Jones, John Reed and William
Freeman, all Of Palmer.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-03-21
Public Invited To Semi-FormaI Dance

The public is invited to attend
the Green and Gold semi-formal
dance to be held tomorrow night
in the basement Of the Latter Day
Saints church located on Springer
road. This is the first public So
rial event held by church mem
bers in their recreation room, and
considerable time is being spent
decorating the room in following
with the dance theme, stairway
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-03-21

to be dropped, at least for now.
The instructors would like to
start the classes in April. They
will be held once week until
Fall and the fee will be $35 for
the summer course. Parents in
terested are asked to contact Mrs
Bob Jensen, Box 1926, Palmer,
as soon as possible.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-03-21

to the Stars.
An Anchorage orchestra will
furnish music for dancing from
$50 to midnight. a floor show is
planned and light refreshments
will be served.
Admission will be 81. so per per-
son.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-03-21

Arthur Wilton, new agrono-
mist at the Experiment Station,
was a guest at the March Is
meeting of the Palmer Kiwanis
club. "a
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-03-21

FOR FAST RESULTS TRY A
FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIED
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-06-07

ustiea Of their daughters Il Al
an college. Graduates who re-
sde = Il Dorado are Laura
France King. Joseph Henry Rod
gers. and Claudette {. Smith !.
o. @. Smith moiored 10 WASH
ington. d. c. 70 attend his son.
Don. who Is hospitallzed there.
Il is. reported that his condition
i much improved Mrs. Mamie
Belle Brown csnady Of Detroit.
1 here visiting her mother. Mrs.
Ella Brown. who Is On the sick
iIs Mrs. Nevada King and
Mrs. Lillian Singleton motored to
Jonesbero. La. last week 70 visit
relatives. Mrs. Alberta Hope
Of Los Angelica Is visiting Mrs.
Florence Lee On Texas avenue.
Who Is her niece. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Ruffin are parents Of :
baby born recently. First Bap-
fist church CLOSED its Vacation
Bible school last Friday with .
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-06-07

Is the grandson Of Mrs. Alberta
Green and she is the daughter OF
Mrs. Rssis Hayes. We wish for
them much Joy and happiness. :
School closing exercises we're
held at Shaw school last Mon
dag mite. Martha Jeaa seay. a
Il. grade student In hrs
Browns room was crowned as
school queen. Amount Of money
raised $zi-5o Other contestants
were Carrie Nae Ricks and ks-
thryn Jenes. Visitors frem Lit
tie Rock included Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Giyan. Mrs. Lois Threlfs'
barbara Jean johnson and Eliza
pianist and Miss Paralee Fuller.
Seth Porehia Is principal. Mrs.
B. Porchia and c. Brown. faeui-
ty members
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-06-07

picnic It Asttosks PARK. which
was wei attended Rev. 7. r.
Johnson Is pastor. Chester
jones Of Mes York. i visiting
his mother, Hrs. Esttie Jones on
First street. Mrs Fate Is visit
ine her daughter who u attend
ins Southern university. Baton
Rouge. Ia. Mrs. Esther Banks
LEFT Thursday for Arizona 10 WIS.,
1t her husband. Morris who Is In
the service. Mrs Della john
son Smith Of Los Angeles. Is
visiting friends here. and her IA
ther. Titus johnson In Aonroe,
Il
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-06-07

Mrs. c. nreun
Visitors from oakland. Calf
are. Rudolph and Hresonsnt c.
Walker. sons of Ars. n B. Gront
Rudolph was recently diseharg-
ed from the u. S. air force where
he served for four years, three
Of which were spent In England.
While In service he took q trade
Ia Aircraft Mechanics. Wedd-
ing bells rang last week for
Joseph Gene GMoton and Miss
Byrd Ethel Hayes Both are
graduates Of Puliski County
training school at MeAIment. He
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-06-07
Newport

hernlee Cf0Al
Mesdames Mary Anna Smith
and Beatrice King entertained
the Juior and Senior classes Of
Branch hi school Friday evening
May "A. In the J. y. Hout cafe
torium with a party honoTing
Richard Herbert Smith. the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith. :.
Inc tables were beautifully dec
GRATED with red roses. Mrs. A.
NJ. Craft was in charge Of the
bingo. Flossie Andrews won the
prize for the highest number of
games and James p. Chambers
Won the BOBBY prize.
Refreshments were served buff
fet style. There were AZ jun
-ors and Seniors attending and
seven members of the faculty.
On Thursday May 30. Mr..
and Mrs. Booker Maya Mrs. L ].
Oates. Mrs Leona Jackson. N. s.
Calhoun. Mrs. Willie Lewis Mrs.
Martha PARROT. Min Estelle Wirr-
ston and Title Lee Adams at
tended the commencement exer-
else at Shorter college. North Lit
tie Rock. Richard Smith spent
Monday May n at Shorter coli
lege. He visited with Ben Smith
and other friends. He also at
tended the Shorter college annual
picnic. He is the recipient Of
scholarship to Shorter college.
AIRS. c. b. Crafts mother 10
home she was accompanied by
her son and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. claudine Brown of Detroit.
Mra Rosie Lee Berry. Mrs.
Jessie Lee Henson. Mrs. Josepha
Alexander were called 70 Peora.
Illinois 70 attend the funeral Of
heir brother. Willie Townsend.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-06-07

Scout leaders and workers. Rev.
J H. Watkins, who holds ; GER
uficsse from the Little Rock
Chapter directed the course. Ger
titled Instructors will teach the
course.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-06-07
e Dorado

". d. MssIey
Rev. Layton Of Hezsoa. wer-
SHIPPED a Mes Bethel Sunday
norning Tim Austin and Jim
colIlas ar resting veil IN hozpi-
tals Mrs. Leoe Smith snd Ms
Bamz Fuller srs not doing 80
wei Nrs ouiIlie johnson Is 1t
home after several weeks In .
hospital Dr. and Mrs = L
Dunzing notored 70 Nashville.
Tenn. 10 witness The graduation
exercises Of their daughter. Mrs
Edith Dunnins Newman At Fisk
university. and her husband A.
= Newman. who eompleled his
work at Mehsrry School Of Den
tistry. Or. Newman viii open Of
fees IN II Dorado. Mr.. and
Mira James Z. King and Mrs-
Lillian Smith attended the grad
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-06-07

Memorial service. honoring do
ceased presidents Of the club
June } Al 1 p. N. The late pres
dents are Mrs. Pinkie Jordan.
HRS. Pinkie Smith. and Mrs.
Grace Lay. The public is cordially
invited % join the members u
paying tribute to these persons.
who. during their lifetime. made
outstanding contributions 70 the
church. and 70 the community.
The Youth Of Mt Pleasant VII
present . program Sunday at the
II . m service. At which tins.
the speaker viii be John Crier
Of Horace Mann student body
HELENA-Rev. J. NJ Watkin--
Carter Chapel AME church OPEN
ed Vacation Bible schsoI. June
I'LL. Glasses we're provided for
children from the Nursery and
Kindergarten dept through the
high school The school Is open to
vicinity daily from $50 a. m
all youth Of the twin cities and
10 Il noon
The Community Reereational
Center at Carter chapel AME
church opened In June and win
operate through August for all
ages Of the Community. Super
vised wholesome fun and recrea-
ton win be available daily In
the spacious first unit and on
the lawn of Carter Chapel
church. Helena.
First Aid and Civil Defense
Course was held at Carter Cha
pei AME church June ST each
evening Al TOO o'clock. This
the coaches of the Little League
course was held primarily for
Baseball club and Boy and Girl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17

Fridoy-Roy Calhoun VS.. Bobby
Boyd. 1000 P.m.-4
Football
Sundoy-Boltimore Colts VS.. Chi
COCO Beers. 200 PM
Soturdoy-Duke VS.. University OF
North Corolino. 200 p.m.-4, II
Golf
Soturday-AIl- Stor Golf.
400 PM
Wrestling
Tuesdey-Notionol. 1870 PM
Thursdoy-Copitol. 900 pm
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-09
Svi negradjani Amerike
Moraiu Sc reqistrirati

Prema National Actu svi
Sc negradjani u Sjedinjenim
Drzavama /. Amerike moraju
registrirati ma svom postan-
skom uredu iii u uredu Immi-
grafton and Naturalization
Service. u, tn svrhu negra-
djani trebaju zatraziti formu-
lar kartu pax da ju ispune
kako sc to ma istoj, trail i
predaju ma svojoj posti.
Registracija Sc mora oba-
viii .kroz mjesec januar. Ko-
il bi promasio to uciniti mo-
ze. tesko nastradati i pasti
pod: udar z a k ON a da bude
globljen i osudjen ma zatvor
iii. oboje.. o~
Ovine upucujemo mas svi-
jet da svi oni koji nisu gra-
djani Amerike da Sc nastoje
osobno Gina prize registrirati
kroz mjesec januar 1857,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-09

Druga dvojjca Gu seSIa
brat, Wiki i John Spehar, Jr.,
djeca cd nash mladih rodi-
telia, John Katy Spehar,
koji su clanovi n a 6 od-
sjeka. u redovima nase Ia
jednice oni &c naci svoga oca
i majku, kao i djeda i ba-
kicu, tako da su svi clanovi
owe nase velike i plemenite
organizacije. Roditelji SUI in
dali upisati ma Is godina En-
dowment. Nina isto zelimo
dobro zdravlje srecu, te da
budu ma ponos svojim rodi-
teljima, djedu i baki i svima
clanovima II. B. Zajednice.
Treca je nasa mala djevoj-
cica, Joanne Negovetic, kcer-
kica cd dobrih roditelja, jim
my i Sally Negovetic. u na-
sen odsjeku &c naci svoju
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-09
zabaya SrediS. 0dbora
Sjeverne Ka|ifornije

San Francisco, Calif.-Sre-
disnji Odbor Odsjeka H.B.Z.
u Sjevernoj Kaliforniji, pri-
redjuje veliku godisnju PIES
nu zabavu S programom, ko-
ia &c Sc odrzati u subotu We
Ger, 1903 januara 1857, u
Hellenic Center Hall ma 600
Alhambra Rd., u Sacramento,
California.
Dva mjesna odsjeka u Sa-
cramento su uzela ma sebe u
logu, da pripreme sto bolje
l.jepse ovu zabavu, a to su
odsjeci broj 434 834. Mi
hov odbor Sc sastoji cd slije-
decih clanova: Ana Radman,
Petar Lozancich, Tony Mar.
kov, Pegg Dedier i George
Glavas ako predsjednik.
Sjecamo Sc pred 5 godina,
kada je Sredisnji Odbor O.
drzao svoju zimsku zabavu u
istom mjestu, koja je bila
vrlo dobro uspjesna, a pod
vodstvom sestre Radman
njezinih pomocnika u Sacra-
mento. Ali ovog puta brat
Glavas i njegov odbor obeca-
vaju, da &c uciniti sve sto ie
u njihovoj moci, tako, da &c
ova zabava jos bolje uspjeti
nego ona pred 5 godina. o.
vaj odbor, pod vodstvom bra
ia Glavasa odabrao je maj
bolju orkestru u Centralno.
Kaliforniji, koja &c svirati "a
ovu veliku zabavu, a to je
Bill r Rase Orchestra, koja
dnevno izvadja programe ma
r a d o i televiziji u Sacra'
mento. Pokraj owe orkestre,
Sredisnji Odbor radi ma to-
me, da prikupi najbolJe ta-
lente koji &c izvesti velican'
stveni program owe veceri.
Stoga pozivljemo sve nase
clanove i prijatelje u Sjever'
moi Kaliforniji, da posjete O.
WI zabavu u sto vecem bro.
ju ma 10. januara.
Petar Obad, izvj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-09

Vancouver, B. c. - Ovime
javljam radosnu West, da SUI
IA. aprila 1856, clan i cla-
MICA naseg odsjeka broi 787
H.B.Z. stupili u bracni zivot,
a to su mlada Katie Mahov-
lie sa svojim odabranikom,
Walter Corak, ciju sliku ov-
die donosimo.
Oval dan sastala Sc lijepa
grupa kod mladenkinih rodi-
telja, John Mandeline Ma
hovlic, koja je krenula oko
podne u Our Lady Of Sorrow
crkvu, gdje i'll je docekao
mladenac i vjencanje je O.
bavljeno oko podne.
Kumovi SUI bill Nick Matte
i Elsie Trtanj, Brides Maids
Apnie i Mary Mahovlic, Sc
sire cd mladenke, Caroline
Katalinic Helen Oreskovich.
Ushers: John Cora k, brat
mladenca, Nick Lovric, Dick
Anzulovic, Joe Stroll. flower
girl T. Malat sa mladim Pc
ter Mahovlich.
Poslije vjencanja MAIDEN
ci su otisli u New Westmin-
ster kod roditelja mladenke
ma objed.
u 7 sati ma vecer u Ru-
skom Domu su docekani po
mnostvu naroda, rodbine i
prijatelja, dom je bio pun.
Vrijedne marljive kuharice
su po nasem starom obicaju
priredile dobru i ukusnu We
ceru, tako da je bilo svako-
me do mile vojle jela i sva-
kog vrsnog plea.
Stoloravnatelj bio je Mike
Canic, koji je pozdravio go
ste a poslije smo imali raz-
ne govornike, kojit su u KRAFT
ko pozdravili cestitali mia
dencima. Poslije dobrog jela
i plea nismo zaboravili nase
obicaje, glede darivanja mia
dencima ma ovakovim pri-
godama, gdje su prisutni da-
rovali mladence kako u nov
Gu tako u drugim lijepim
predmetima. Kad je svadbe-
no veselje bilo zavrseno mia
denci SUI zadovoljno krenuli
ma svoje medeno putovanje,
a zatim sc sretno povratili
kuci.
'Mladenka :ie kcerka dobrih
i cestitih roditelja zajedni-
cara, Johna Mandeline Ma
hovlic, rodom il zumberka.
Mladenac je sin takod.ier do
brih i cestitih roditelja, Pc
ira Kate Corak, otac rodom
il Udbine, a majka IL Trno-