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Milford chronicle., 1957-04-05


welcome to attend. The shoot Will
start at 100 o'clock on the Shoot
ing Range of Frank Dickerson, in
Quakertown. Mr.. George Bryan, who
will be in charge of the shoot,
promises there will be plenty of
aw -.rds for all and urges everyone
to attend.
A $4,000 appropriation 70 the
Lewes-Cape May Ferry Commission
was passed last Wednesday by the
.1enatc.
Sponsored bv Senator Walter j.
HUey (D-Milford), the proposal
mustered Il votes ir the upper
chamber and was dispatched to
he house CT representatives There
were no nays, Senator Pryor was
recorded as not voting and four
members Senator William B. Be-
hen (D-Dover), Elwood F. Nelson,
Jr. (R-ClaymonD, William f. Will
liams (R-Rochelle), and Jester A.
Gray (D-Frederica), were absent.
Senator Hoey is chairman of
the General Assembly's Joint Bud
get Committee. Senator Hoey called
for action on the proposal (SB-25)
after noting that the commission
has been trying for the past II
months or so to promote the ferry
proposal.
The appropriation is earmarked
''1or expenses in correction with
the meetings of thai commission
and for printing and mailing
COSTS. Unexpended funds are to
revert to the State treasury by July
1, 1858.
The Board of Public Works OF
Lewes will hold an election Sat-
urday, April 6, between the hours
of ] and p. M, in the Lewes Fire
Hall The polls will remain open
only one hour should there be no
contest in the election.
Lit Theodore G. Freeman, U. S.
A. F., who has been stationed on
Okinawa for the past two years,
is now flying the Air Forces new
FLOOD. the newest of Uncle Sans
jets, that fly much faster than
sound.
Lit. Freeman, is a graduate OF
Lewes High School, Glass of 4S,
then entered the University of
Delaware in preparation of his ma
val career at Annapolis. Md, where
he graduated in 1858 in the Air
Force division of the U. S. Naval
Academy.
1t. Freeman who is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Freeman is
married to the former Miss Faith
Clark, of Orange, Conn. He will
return to the states in June with
his wife and three year old daugh-
ter. Faith.
Funeral services were held last
Thur sday at p. IN. in the Melsc;.
Funeral Home for Rodney B. Hazel,
81. machine operator at the Jones
Tin Factory of Lewes, who died
in the Beeba Hospital where he
underwent an operation several
days ago. A veteran of World War
I, he was born in Lewes the son OF
the late George and Mary Hazel.
Surviving are seven children !:
Mrs. Mary Kathryn Craig, Milford
Mrs. Ruth Alice Edgens, and Mrs
Betty Ann Short. both of Lewes
Mrs. Marcella S. Horner, Roxboro
N. c.; Rodney c. and Ralph A
Hazel, Lewes and Roland ]. Hazel
Roxboro. The Rev. DIR. William
Leishman of Lewes Presbyterian
Church officiated and burial was
in Lewes Methodist Cemetery.
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-05
Cleanliness Hint

II you plan TO cut lettuce into
wedges for serving. wash the head
whole, pat It dry, and store In
covered container In the refriger-
xtor until time for use.
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-05
Hips. Hlrs Hoorax

OF half a million women enrolled
In home beauty courses. 81 per cent
reported themselves overweight, %
per cent said they were disturbed
over their hip sizes.
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-05
Enough SUGAR

Meringues should be made with
the proper amount of sugar because
this viii hold the air which has been
beaten into the whites and thus
keep the meringue stiff
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-05
QunIity

Quality In lettuce can bs de
terrnined TO some extent by looking
at the core at the base of the head;
IL fresh, 1t will be firm and light
colored.
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-05
Kangaroo xsu

Kangaroo rats, pocket mice,
prairie dogs. gazelies. and dozens
Of other desert animals. pass their
whole lives without touching a drop
of water.
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-05

Most tornadoes travel at 25 to 40
miles per hour.
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-05

If you read it in Milford Chroni-
Gle be sure to tell the advertiser.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-13

hand. "TMPAC" case won't
crack. break or chip in normal
use. Smart color combinations
turquoise and white: two
tone gray. Model SBT7.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-13
Don Holmes Gets
CP&L Promotion

Don Holmes, a member of the
Carolina Power and Light Com
pany staff has been promoted
from customers serviceman 70
l"ca. representative in Tabor
City.
The promotion Was announced
TODAY by II. NJ. Leaman. local
manager Of Carolina Power and
Light Company in Whiteynle.
Holmes IS now making his
home N Tabor City.
We will now be able 70 give
more direct and personal serv-
ice 20 the pcoPlc Of Tabor CITY
and surrounding area" SAID
Leaman in announcing tn
change
Holmes is a native Of Tabo.
City and q graduate o, Conway
Hl-h School He has been a. the
Whlteville office since 1850 hav-
ing been employed by Underwater
Power Company prior TO the
merger.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-13
n. {. Legislative Action Affects
Brunswick And Columbus Counties

Bills affecting Columbus and
Brunswick Counties were intro
duced this week in the N. c.,
General Assembly.
House Bill III pertains to
Brunswick County and states
ITO require a permit authorizing
construction Of buildings and i'm
provements in Brunswiek
County" Makes it misde-
meanor punishable in courts
discretion to construct new
building or make additions n
repairs to old buildings without
permit from county commission
ers. Application 20 county auditor
for permit; must contain Informal
ton as to size, location, type and
estimated cost OF construction
and permit is to be issued by
board of commissioners or county
auditor in boards name imme-
diately upon receipt of applira-
tion and one dollar fee. Effective
July /, 1857.
In Columbus County, the bill
introduced pertains to the White
vile city administrative school
unit and cites reduction of mem
bership on the board of trustee ;
from eight TO seven.
The bills read as follows
"To amend Section ,. Chapter
TIT, of the Session Laws Of
1853, as amended by Chapter
413 of the Sessions Laws OF
1855, relating TO the composition
of the Board of Trustees of tho
Whiteville city administrative.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-13
Farm Committee Recommends Federal
Aid And Quarantine For Sfriqu Areas

The Farmer Committee pre-
Sented a brief at the hearinS
favoring federal quarantine with
certain and the following prov.
lSionS:
That the general farmin;,
practices be taken into full cor
Sideration SO that the farm econ
omy be disturbed as little
possible and still accomplish tn.
detectives Of the Quarantine.
That the areas to be put und-
er quarantine be designated CO.
operatively by federal and stale
agencies concerned.
The COMMITTEE recommend
that only areas where Striga is
known to be within county line
be placed under the quarantine
The Committee felt that fun
support should be given to fed
leral and state research agencies
concerned with the problem.
They recommended that for to
benefit of the nation as a whole
that emphasis should be placed
and aimed at eradication. Th,,
the infestation is not a matter o.
negligence on the part of North
! Carolina or South Carolina
farmers. Striga is a problem Of
national concern. II is a problem
larger than any individual farm
er can cope with.
The Committee recommend
that as soon as effective cont-,l
Iand eradication measures are
developed that farmers be fin
Iancially assisted in putting sucT
practices into affect on their
farms. The committee felt that
farmers should be compensated
for losses incurred in connec ton
AItn any program invoked.
Curl told the group that Con-
ross would have TO provide leg
station to compensate farmer
for any crops that might be TAX.
out of production because O
| he Witchweed or Striga pro
.-u. He also said that Laws a
" exists to aid cotton farm
.- III TIE control of Pink b.
Worm and to assist potato grow
~s IN getting rid of the Go.ic
Ncmatode and cattle producer
whose stock is infected b,
"ingS Disease.
Congressman Alton A. Lennon
was most helpful in helping tc
work out a workable program
that would work and promised
TO do whatever was possible for
MIN TO do 10 aid in Graduating
this parasite and in providing
financial aid both for the erad.-
cation and farmer compensation
Senator Scott sent a prepare,
statement 10 the hearing T.
which he stated the first r.
luir"mcnt OF any succcSsgu.
quarantine and eradication u.
.r... IL adequate provisions :
far~-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-13

Iurday, 1000 in auditorium Of
tn agriculture Bldg.
March Is
Pages Mill HD-Monday, 200
p. m.
Western Prong HD-Monday,
$50 p. m, at the Clubhouse.
Pages Mill Community Al
Monday, $50 p. m.
March 19
Tabor City Jr. 4-H-Tuesday
$50 a. m.
Tabor City Sr. 4-H-Tuesday
1925 a. m.
Edgewood Jr. 4-H-Tuesday
2:20 p. m.
Sandy Plains HD-Tuesday
100 p. M, with Mrs. Ressit
Norris.
Pireway HD-Tuesday, 2:0'
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-13
armers Making
Effort To Boost
Variety OF Crops

Columbus County farmers are
making hay while the sun
shines.
Charlie Raper, county agent
said today that Columbus farm =
ers were finding q variety Of
ways to supplement their in
come to make up for the los;
that will be sustained by the &c
percent reduction in leaf acre
age allotment for 1857.
None of the ventures are on
a large scale but Raper says the
farmers are trying a lot OF
things.
The leading experiment is Il
return to raising strawberries
as cash crop. Raper's office
estimates that the acreage of
strawberries has almost doubled
in Columbus during the past
two months. Last year about 200
acres ~ strawberries were
grown. Now, there are almos.
1900 acres of them.
Strengthening IS moving 70
the top in the diversified farm
ing picture. Rapcr said orders
for western ewes would be TAX
en- through Mar-h IS. Both wool
and mutton markets will be tn
nd
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-13
Nell Fo1vIer Circle
Continues Study

The Nell Fowler Business W.
mans Circle met with Mrs. Paul
Rogers, Jr. at her home M,
month at which time the stus,
on the Home Mission book wa,
continued. The hostess directed
the study.
In attendance were Mrs. Fran.
cess Sugg. Mrs. c. NJ. Fowle,
Mrs. Doc Fowler, Mrs. Ed Norkt
Mrs. Elton Prince, Mrs. Colen.
Barnhill and Mrs. J. V. Hooks.
The next session will be held
with Mrs. Dock Fowler at he,
home in April.
A delightful social hour follow.
ed the study.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-13
March 20

p. m.
March 20
Guideway Jr. 4-H-Wednes-
day, 1000 q. m.
Cerro Gordo HD-Wednesday.
800 p. m. with Mrs. Ralph Bull
lard.
New Life HD-Wednesday
800 p. m, with Mrs. A. d. Fipps.
March FL
Mishop Springs HD-Thurs-
day, 800 p. m. with Mrs. Clar-
ence Fowler.
Union Valley HD-Thursday
2:30 p. m. with Mrs. Sally Enz-
or.
Sr. All Council - Thursday,
7:30 in auditorium of the Agri-
culture Building.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-13
CerrO
Gordo
BY MRS. {. ]. ENTON

Jean <. Regain FP-l Of the
L. 5. 5. Randolph spent the
weekend mere with his family.
Mrs. Anna s. Martin of Lum-
bertCn was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. G. williamson Tuesday
evening.
F. E Regain was a visitor In
Fayetteville Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Griffin OF
Ayden spent the weekend here
visiting his mother, Mrs. A. L.
Griffin.
Mrs. Elizabeth p. Williamson
and Carol Johnson are in Lake
land. Fla visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralston WEIGH.
Mrs. H.-u Nance spent Sun
day in Durham visiting Miss
jeanne Baldwin.
Mrs. Charles Williamson, Jr
spent Wednesday IN Whining
ton.
Tom and Harry Williamson Of
Raleigh visited their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs (. E. Williamson,
ST. Thursday.
Mrs. E. NJ Billiard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dick williamson, and
Master Dewit.c williamson Of
Winston Salem visited relatives
here the weekend.
Mrs. Grove Benton is a patti
ent in the Bap:.s: Hospital. Win
StOn Salem.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-13

A Farmers Committee from
eight Carolina counties where
Striga has been found recon-
mended federal quarantine
and federal financial aid for the
affected areas in the two Caro-
linas. Spokesman for the farmer
of the North Carolina counties,
Bladen, Columbus, Cumberland
and Robson, was Bill Hooks OF
Whiteville and for the South
Carolina counties, Dillon, Horny,
Marion, and Marlboro, was w.
B. Norwood OF Marion, South
Carolina.
L. F. Curl, Assistant Director
OF the Agriculture Department.
Division OF Pest Control. assured
the group from the Carolinas a.
the hearing yesterday that de-
partment experts will inspect
the infested areas and consult
with state and county officials
and farmers before the an
InoUncement of a quarantine is
made and before the boundaries
are set.
Since the first hearing was re-
ICeSScd AZ the request of Alton
A. Lennon, Representatives OF
the It'll Congressional District
meetings have been held al
Wh!tev!lle and Marion, S. c.
and IN eight man committee Sc
leCtcd, one from each county
Members of the eight man COM
.mlttec are: J. S. Melvin Of Blad-
en- County; Bill Hooks OF Co.
lumous County; T. a. Fisher
Cumberland County; w. D
.Linkhaw of Robson County
and al the Marion, South Caro-
lima, meeting p. L. Ellington o.
Horny County: w. B. NORWOOD
Marion County; Monroe McIn
tyre, Dillon County; and Walt2'
s. Hughes, Marlboro, S. c.
J This eight man committee GO
together in Dillon a few day
ago and after considering all tn
facts that could be gathers,
from both North Carolina an,
South Carolina State Colleges
Experiment Stations, and De,
IpartmentS Of Agriculture. cam
TO the conclusion that the bcs'
thing for us and for other area!
OF the country would be a fed
Ieral Quarantine to be put in eli.
feet as soon as practical. This
the Committee felt, was the less
er OF two evils. A federal qua--
antlne which once a farm COM
modify met certain specifica-
tlons would be permitted TO e.
into the channels Of trade ard
into any state. or if a federal
quarantine is not invo-ated the.
individual states could and in ali
probabilities would set I'D en-
bargos against North CAROLYN
and South Carolina farm CON
.HodItleS. This. IN our opinion
would be quite disastrous
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-13

4rs. Sam Marshall. chairu,.
presided and Mrs. A. p. Ro,~
gave . portion of the .trI
course book. Mrs.. B. l. Ne.miS
Jr. was in charge Of the de,.
tional period.
Refreshments were served h,
the hostesses to II member
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-13

school unit" (Amends cited sec
ton TO reduce membership on
board Of trustees from eight to
seven and appoints Alton Ed
wards, H. II. Collins, C. l. Nance,
]. H. Leder, Mrs. H. E. Blaneh-
ard, J. l.. Collier, and A. Dial
Gray to serve 2-year terms be-
ginning first Monday in April
1857.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-13
TRAFFIC DEATHS

RALEIGH - The Motor We
hicles Departments summary O:
traffic deaths through 10 a. m.
March 4.
Killed This Var: l67
Killed to Date Last Year. le5
II safety is worth a life. drive
and walk carefully!
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-13
.T1V0 Are Hostess
For Circle Meet

The Charity Rogers Circle Of
the Tabor City Baptist Church
met with Mrs. Robert c. Soles
and Mrs. w. Horace Carter at
the home of the former on tie
Pireway Road Friday afternoon.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-13

ers for losses incurred. II is only
fair for the Federal Govern
ment to share the cost OF such 1t
program because this program
lid not arise as a result of any
legligenre on the part OF farm
RS afferted.
Senators johnson Of South
Carolina and Irwin of NORTH
Carolina also had representa-
tiveS at the hearing.
EXTENSION SCHEDULE
March Is
Whiteville ST.. 4-H-Friday,
$40 a. m.
March l6
HID Radio Program Satur-
day, Ills a. m, over WENC.
All Jr. County Council-Sat-
Smyrna times., 1957-10-03

Price. IN this advertisement October sth.
Quantity Rights Rsssrvsd-Nons Sold TO Dealers
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-08
Koncert "SIavuIja"
Ma Majecin Dan
Cleveland, Ohio.

Cleveland, Ohio. - Ovime
zelimo unaprijed javiti, da ce
nasi "Slavulji" prirediti kon-
cert ma II. maja, to jest ma
Majcin Dan.
Jedan dio ovoga programa
Sc priredjuje "a nase make,
to jest prikazat ce Sc ziva
slika "Kcer ma Grobu Maj J.
ke". Ovo &c biti vrlo intere-
santno "a cuti i gledati.
Drugo Sto &c biti intere-
santno toga dana jeste "Sla-
vuljev" koncertni tamburaski
zbor, koji &c prvi put nastu-
pitt toga dana, i to u pocast
nasim majkama.
Koncert ce Sc odrzati l
Hrvatskom Domu u Collin
woodu, 1911 Waterloo Road
u $3.50 poslije podnc, tako dc
toga vremena &c vec svak
moci da dodje u dvoranu.
Unaprijed molimo mas ma
rod da posjeti n ase "Sla
vulje' toga dana, time ds
/ pomognu uzdrzati "Slavulje
We" pjevace, tamburase i ko
lase. Izvjestitelj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-08
zbor Duquesne University Tamburitzans
Izyadia koncert u Detroifu ma L. maja

Detroit Mich. - Kako je vec javljeno poznato da u
nedjeju, II. maja godne, follorn ansambl 'Du
quesne University Tamburzans IL Pittsburgh prred &c
veilc umetncli koncertn program kojem ce prikaz
vat panorama narodnh plesova pesama IL gotovo svlh
kraeva Jugosavie Kao svake godne mladi umjenici
hodt &c Detroit putovanju Srom Amerike da mas
kroz par sat rezvesee opcarau svoom gazbom pesmom
pesom Bit izvoru nase pesme pesa pjevat pesat
lieu mjesta onma, ko toj pjesm pesu zlevaju
svou dusu svoga oseca este jedno ganutlvo
boravno skustvo Igre zvedene brljatno; bo manjm
grupama iii citavom ansamblu Posebno moramo spome-
mutt koa koa izvadjana programu gdje traz
va ietncka noga da zvede sne korake streovito
brznom precznom taku, pa do onog muskarackog kola
"Shepherds Dance Ne znate Gemu da wise dvite da
Iii jana smjeim stvaraaGkim bojama iii najsozeni
jim rtmovima odgranim vrtoglavom tempu Predivne
plesove lubavne pjesne meodije koje zabezene cd
pastira seaka brzi tempo cijeog programa ostavjaju
ascnantno djelovanje nezaboravan do jam gledaocu
njihovoj 2O-to sezon ucinli ogromn uspjeh kroz
godine promcanem hrvaske kulture medju
americkm hrvatima, nego uopce America pred stranm
svieom Oval Zbor sacnjava nasa sveucisna omadina,
alentirane djevoke momc koj studraju katoickom
Duquesne Univerztetu.
Koncerat ce odrzat novoj i prekrasnoj dvorani
Henry Ford Auditorium, 20 East jefferson Avenue
Detroit Michigan Henry Edse Ford dvorana ina podze-
man (parkng LOTT koj ina mjesta "a 800 automobile.
Koncerat poGet tocno 2:3O sata posle podne Sva
siedaa rezervrana e sva ko zele posett koncerat
da 6m prize naprave rezevacie ako da bude sve
redu da svak dobie svoje pravo mesto Ia rezervace
pozovite telephone slijedece:
stephanie Walter, TO- 1885, Frank stromar, TW
2-O969; e mogu dobiti sledecim intestinal Grinne
Brothers Music Store 1915 Woodward Ave, Detroit, Mich.
Stmac Hardware Store TW. 3-1110 Hrvatskom Domu
T 29833 Odmah liza koncera odrzati pesna zabava
IL Slovenskom Narodnom Domu 17141 John r. Street
Detroit Mich Ia Piles ce svrat vro poznati popularn
tamburask zbor Cavaliers. Dake svima natopje pre-
porucamo koncerat Duquesne University Tamburtzans er
smo posve uveren da &C sva uzivat o bsavoj narod
moi umjetnosti
Stephanie Walter, tajnica Slavulja
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-08
ProsIaya Hrvatske
AmeriCke Dyorane

Los Angeles, Calf. - Hr-
vatska Americka DIV ma
slaviti ce 17-godisnjicu svog
opstanka IL nedjelju, 19. ma
ia owe godine, ma $50 South
Ford Boulevard.
Stoga pozivamo mas narod
Los Angelesa okolice da do
diu ma ovu proslavu. Dvorana
j basca Sc otvara u 10 sati u
jutro, a program pocima u
3 sata poslije podne, kojeg
&c izvadjati tamburaski zbor
"Hajduk" sa Yosemite Work
shop Kolo Dancers st. An
thongs Kolo Group. Biti &c
i drugih tocaka, koje ce u
krasiti oval lijepi program.
Posto je ovo prvi piknik O.
We godine, imati cemo dosta
pecene janjetine, te drugih
tecnih zagrizaka svjezeg pi-
ca. U 7 sati u vecer pocima
pies, uz mama svima poznatu
popularnu muziku - To-
maizn Bros. Orchestra.
Svi nam dobro doSli!
Ia odbor, Vinko Antonich
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-08
CIanstvu odsjeka 97S

Phoenix, Arizona. - Owl
me dajemo do znanja svemu
clanstvu naseg odsjeka, da
&c Sc nase sve buduce sled
nice odrzavati u First Federal
Bank ma 4201 South Central
Avenue, svake trece nedjelje
u mjesecu. Ovo &c biti "a stall
no, posto su nam prostorije
u dvorani "a odrzavanje ma
sih sjednica dali bezplatno.
U nasem odsjecnom odbo-
ru SUI nastupile slijedece pro-
mjene: Brat Steve Tomlin je
sada perovodja, a vas tajnik
Marion Bucar cd sada ce ia.
kodier podrzavati duznost
predsjednika odbora bolesti.
Ovime takodjer zelim IL.
.iaviti da sam zadovoljan sa
suradnjom, koju primam Cd
naseg clanstva glede prodaje
ulaznica "a plesnu zabavu I
pocast nasim majkama, kojr
cemo odrzati u subotu, 11-og
maja 1857, IL 8 sati u vecel
u Camelback Womens' Club
1902 East Indian School Rd
Ma ovoj zabavi cemo imat
jugoslavensku tamburica or
kestru. Bit &c i nagrada zs
one koji ce imati sretnc ii
kete.
Pokazimo Sc svi da posti
vamo nase make sa prisut
noscu ma ovoj zabavi, a u istt
vriieme cemo t m e pomoc
podici nasu odsjecnu dosts
nisku blagajnu. Ulaznice St
mogu kupiti i ma vratima. Sv
ste nam dobro dosli!
Marion Bucar, tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-08
0 gradnji hrvatskog
Mar. Donna U Detroitu

Ma prosloj clanskoj sled
nici Inkorporacije HIND. VI
Detroitu, odbor istoga podneo
,je vrlo umjesnu preporuku,
koju je clanstvo jednodusno
primilo. Pao je predlog, da Sc
odrzi jedan Moonlight Picnic
13. julia u korist gradnje Ma
rodnog Donna. Da bi Sc pako
sto bolje uspjelo, usvojeno je,
da Sc "a oval piknik sva ro-
ba, novac ostali material,
potreban "a ovakove svrhe,
po clanstvu kao i prijatelji-
ma pokloni. Ideja je jedno-
dusno primljena i odmah ma
mjestu pojedinci prilozili su
svotu cd $155.00 u novcu,
kao u robi, maine, pivo, vi
no, meso i ostalo. Nije nam
namjera, niti je prostora ra-
di moguce, da sve darova-
telje imenujemo, napomenuti
ali treba, da je isto tam
buraski zbor obecao besplat-
no goste zabavljati. Racuna
Sc, da bi Sc ma tai nacin mog-
la privrediti S vo t a izmedju
tri cetiri tisuce dolara.
Odmah ma mjestu izabran
je odbor cd pet lica, kojima
je palo u duznost, da clanove,
kao nase trgovce, ma tn duz-
most opomenu. U ID b Or su
izabrani sestra i braca kako
slijedi: Mrs. M. Toplovich,
Ivan Rimac, brat Domitro-
vich, M. Markovich Ivan
Yankovich, Sjednica Inkorpo-
racije je oval odbor opuno-
vlastila, da imaju pravo clan
stvo i clanove nase kolonije
okolice u tn svrhu posjetiti
Brace sestre! Vec Sc 60.
dinama u nasoj korporaciji
odnosno odsjeku "Zora" broj
351 radi, da Sc veci Dom sa-
gradi. Stalni pritok n ovo e
clanstva u nasu sredinu kao
i potreba vecih prostorija "a
clanske priredbe u nasoj sre'
dini, izaziva potrebu takovoe
Donna kao potrebe narod'
nih institucija, kao sto ST
skole, crkve i domovi. Pa axe
vas koji cd ovih odbornika O.
pomene "a oval prilog u dom
sku svrhu, vjerujte, ako da'
! dete, dajete "a vrlo potrebnl
stvar. = Privremeni OdbOr
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-08
Sjednica i piknik

Struthers, Ohio. - Drus-
two "Sveti Josip", odsjek 5O4
H. B. q. poceti ce sa svojom
sjednicom, koja &c Sc odrzati
u nedjelju II. maja 1857. u
l sat poslije podne, umjesto
u 2 sata poslije podne.
Razlog owe promjene jest
tai, posto ce odsjek isti dan
odrzati svoj piknik, ma od-
sjecnom zemljistu - ma 1875
Lowellville Road.
Pecena janjetina &c biti 60
toya u II sati o podne, a uz
to &c tamo biti svjezih ma.
pitaka "a one koji to zele.
Ma pikniku &c svirati "a
pies j vasu zabavu Dave Zup.
kovich njegova popularna
tamburica orkestra cd 3 sats
poslije podne pa do kasno |
vecer.
Pozivljemo sve clanove ma
seq odsjeka te ostale clanove
nase Zajednice i sve prija
telje mjesta i okolice, da mas
posjete u sto vecem broju ns
ovom pil1niku IL nedjelju, II
maja. = Vincent Radulovich
predsiednik.