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Evening star., 1957-12-18
FIN Stations

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Tabor City tribune., 1957-07-17
Miss Porter Weds
Virgil Won Ward

Miss Barbara Ann Porter and
Virgil Won Ward were married
Thursday, July at 5 p. IT. al
the home of the bride. The Rev
G. Clyde Prince otficiated using
the double ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter OF
Sr. and Mrs. w. p. Porter Of
route 3, Tabor Ci.y and the
bridegroom is the son of MIR
and Mrs. Ernest Wsra of Maxim,
Miss Dolores Porter, sister OF
:hc bride. pianist, and Marvin
Tinnicr. Soloist, gave a progra. \,
OF music.
The bride wore q waltz length
gown of bridal latin covered
with lace net. The basque bodice
was fashioned with an ovaI
@Cklinc. She carried a whits
prayer book topped with a cor
sage of white carnations show
cred with StcphonotiS.
The mother of the bride yoro
a dress of grey ana white benz
berg rayon with matching ac-
ccSSorleS and a corsage of white
carnations and sweet peas.
The brideSr oom's mother WAS
also attired in a dress of grew
Tabor City tribune., 1957-07-17
Grainser Daughters
Hold Family Reunion

The daughters Of the lat,
George W. and Nancy Granger
held a family reunion Sunday,
July IA, AT the home of Mrs
Emma HarrclSon located on Lon =
is, Il. F. d.
A picnic lunch was spread in
the tree shaded yard, from the
baskets prepared Oy those in at
tendance.
About 10 were in attendance
including the daughters anc.
their families.
The daughters are Mrs. Emma
HarrclSon; Mrs. Mary Hewctt Of
Florence: MIS-. Sallie Burroughs
of Conway; Mrs. Balsoria Black
burn of Wilmington; Mrs. Glcrr
Todd of LoriS; Ms. Minnie Lit
tlcford of Chcvcy Chase. Md.
and Mrs. Viola Fowler of Tab
or City.
Mrs. Vidcla Granger, a sist-
cr-in-law of Fairmont, and Billy
Thomas, guest of the Little
ford'S. of Chcvcy Chase, Md.
were also present.
Tabor City tribune., 1957-07-17
Breakfast Party
Is Surprise Event

Mrs. w. A. Williams and her
daughter, Miss -Sybil Williams
entertained with a "Come As
You Are Party" Monday morn.
ing the occasion being Sybips
birthday anniversary.
Telephones started ringing for
the surprise event at 7 am. and
the guests were soon seated in
the Williams home for breakfast
A traditional cake cutting was
held during the morning.
In attendance were Miss Ann
Mallard, Miss Connie Brady. Miss
Betty Gayle Strickland. Miss
Jane Smith, Miss Judy Smith
Miss Martha Brooks Bell, Miss
Dixie Cox, Miss Jay Moore Soles
Miss Margaret Inman, Miss
Judy Corbett, Miss Cindy Cor
bett, Miss Gayle Kelly. Miss
Katrina Holt, Miss Brenda Ed
dings. Miss Peggy Stanley. Miss
Mary Margaret Fowler. Miss
Margaret Jo Mccormick. Mrs
Howard Harrelson, Mrs. J. p
Beik and Mrs. s. F. Averitt.
Tabor City tribune., 1957-07-17
N. {. Wafer
Survey Made

RALEIGH - The State Beard
iof Water Commissioners this
week completed the first phasl
oil It's program to obtain a corn
prehensivc picture of North Car
olina's major water problems.
w. II. Riley, the Boards exc
Icutive secretary, said the initial
phase of the statewide v atel
problems inventory ended thi!
past week when ire last of Il
district orientatior meetings
were held to famiiiariZc county
officials with the purpose of the
program and to soIicit their help
IN the actual collection of the
problems.
I'VE have now contacted Of
flCialS in every county in the
state TO ask their cooperation in
this study" Riley SAID. The re-
.sponse has oecn gratifying, esp
.ccially among the counties we
have had an opportunity tC
work with personally. Counties
that were not represented al the
district meetings have been cIn-
tactcd by mail ana supplied
with all material needed to plan
and carry oIt the inventory"
The water agenCy official said
reports are now being received
from counties tina, began Their
Inventories soon after the pro-
gram was initiated on April |.
Inadequate drainage and o,ner
problems involving excess water
have dominated these early re-
ports
Riley explained that his ag-
cncy plans to del ote the mex;
few weeks TO an analysis of the
progress being made by county
inventory committees and to
working with the individual CO.
untieS on the program. The
Board has asked that all ccun-
ties complete their studies and
submit their reports by Sep
tcmber 80.
The role that tho county-by-
county inventory will play IL
the agency'S job of long-rarge
water conservation planning was
Tabor City tribune., 1957-07-17

and white oamberg rayon with
matching accessories and a cor.
sage of white carnations.
Following the ceremony In,
brides parents entertained wit,
a reception at Their home.
lhe refreshment table was oy.
erlaId with a white linen cloth
ana centered with an arrange.
ment of lavender and white
sweet peas.
Mrs. Luther Smith, OF Nakina
served the three-ticIed weddius
c5ke which was topped with !
immature bride and bridegroom
Mrs. Joe SimonS served p,:rch
For the wedding trip TO Mvr,,,
heach the bride changed to q
PINK sheath dress with matching
accessories. She pinned the car
nation. lifted from her PRAYER
oook, at her shoulder.
The bride is n graduate of thc
TABOR City High School. She j.,
attending Motto Business Col
icge in Wilmington.
The bridegroom attended the
Ndklna High School. He is now
serving with the Navy, stationed
at Norfolk, Va.
Out of town guests attenuins
inc wedding included Mr.. and
MIS-. David Cause of ShalIott..
Tabor City tribune., 1957-07-17

outlined last week at a meeting
OF county representatives in
Greensboro.
General j. r. Townsend,
chairman of the seven-member
Board, told Durham. Orange and
Guilford County officials tnat
1T has become APPARENT recently
that additional legal and admin
iStrative action viii have to be
taken if we are to effectively
combat the rapidly increasing
number of threats to our water
resources. We believe the people
OF North Carolina are aware of
this need and we are going 10
them for an account of their
problems and for their sugges-
uons regarding solutions. We
want to find out now the people
feel and then give them as much
law for the control OF water US
az" as they want-and not one
bit more than they want"
Tabor City tribune., 1957-07-17
Pireway News
BY EDWARD Gorr


Clifton Gore of Whiteville vis-
tied his mother Mrs. j. Leste.
Gore Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Maggie Larrimore OF
Whitcville is speeding few
days with her parents and reid
ItiveS Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Larri
more and family, ano Mrs. Liz
Zic Larrimore.
l. w. Long who has been :,
patient in Veterans hospital III
Fayetteville for about three
weeks is home now.
Mrs. Lacy Long is improvirg
at home after staying in James
Walker Memorial hospital fcr
some time.
o. L. Tripp of Shallotte was
a visitor in The Pureway section
Saturday.
Mr.. and aIrS. EiIerdge Smith,
and Ned Watts of Nakina ma le
a business trip 20 WnitcvilIc Fri
day.
Mrs. r. G. Smith is reported
i'll at this time.
Mrs. Cora Puckci,. and Miss
Lille Mae Puckc't were Wed
ncSday guests OF neI daughter
MIR. and Mrs. Dayton Ward and
children all of NaNna.
Miss Ancjtc Buck is rcportr 4
i'll AT this time.
Ned Watt, Of Naklna visited
his daughter Nr. ana Mrs. ElG-
Icrdgc Smith and children Tues
day.
Miss LCona Long of Wli.c-
willie spent Saturday night with
her sister MI. ana Mrs. Mac,
Long.
John A. Williamson and T,r,
Williamson of Nakina wcra vi,-
itors in Pircwav Saturday
Mr. and 1rrs = ,,Iin r,,Ia;
were SATURDAY GUESTS Of Mr. ,rd
Mrs. Joe Gore ann ,.r7iIv
Harry Long of Favrt,cviIIc
spent tho week cnG with his mr.
cntS Mr.. and Mrs. Lacy " Tnr,
Mr.. and Mrs. J,mmv Sarv;s
and family or Co.umbin { =
spent the week ,oa with thc;r
parents Mr. and NJ IT,,,
Sarvis and family Of Longs (
C.. and Mrs. JIcsr,r Corc
Ebert Buck of ,ycwnort Novs
Va sror, ~, ,.,,I. ..,, ,...,
mother Mrs. 6arvev R,ck
Mr.. and Mrs. Lacv Lone and
family spent the Ncck end wifi
their son and brother Mr. .,u
Mrs. Norwood Iorg and cbI.d-
rcn all OF MYRTLE Beach
Visiting Mrs. Gracio Core ,,d
Edward Gore Sunday wnrn NJ
and Mrs. levi Ward Of Iron
Hill.
Mrs. Bill Price Of Wbitovino
spent the week end with hcy
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Lacy Long
Ralph Long of Newport News
Va spent the week end with his
wife and parents Mrs RaIr,h
Long and children, and Mr.. an5
Mrs. J. D. Long and family of
Guideway.
Tabor City tribune., 1957-07-17
SbOIUer Is GiUeu
For LOriS Bride

A miscellaneous shower a.
given honoring Miss Martha An
gclyn Granger before her mar
riagc to Dcrl Jason Hinson. Hos
tesscS for the pre- nuptial court
.cSy were Mrs. Ed Hardee, Mrs.
Hazel HinSon and Mrs. William
Hardee.
Summer flowers decorat, d
Mrs. Ed Hardec'S home and cake
nuts and punch were served.
In addition to the numerous
shower gifts The nonoree receiv.
ed corsage from the hoStesses
| About 20 were IN attendance
Tabor City tribune., 1957-07-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Herring
and family Of Milwaukee; Mr.
and Mrs. Curtis Evans and fam
lily of South port; Mrs. Floyd
ward of Lake Waccamaw and
Lloyd Ward Of Waiteville.
Miss Dolores Porter. sister OF
the bride, entertained the we'd
ding party at her home on We'd
nesday, the eve of the wedding
The color note OF pink and
white was observed in the &C.
corationS.
Open face sandwiches, nuts
cookies, and mintc were served
Tabor City tribune., 1957-07-17

Visiting Mrs. George Benton
Sunday were her children Mr.
and Mrs. Willard Ray of OlphiC
Mr.. and Mrs. willard Gore and
children of Nakina, and Charles
Benton of Morehead City.
v. o. Elderdice If Morehead
Getty spent the week end hers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Todd al
Tabor City tribune., 1957-07-17
OPEN SUNDAYS

The City Cafe, operated by
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Spivey, will be
open on Sundays serving regular
dinners, sandwiches and shor,
orders.
, 1957-06-11
Speeding Truck
Crashes Coconut
Tree: Wasp Blumed

A large truck, westbound
crashed into a coconut tree on
the northside road on Satur-
day night, pinning the driver,
Maxine Sanes, who was ex-
tricated only after much eff
fort. He was injured, but no
details could be obtained.
According to the police re-
port, Sanes, accompanied by
Samuel Woodley and Francis
co Rivera, was heading toward
Frederiksted when they no
ticed a Jack Spaniard Wasp
in the cab. The. two men said
that one knocked it to the
floor of the cab, but lost sight
Concluded on page a
, 1957-06-11
Caribbean Comm.
Countries MdY See
Rembrandt Exhibition

Port of Spain - Art lovers
of the countries served by the
Caribbean Commission may
shortly have an opportunity to
view the exhibition of some
of the works of the famous
Dutch master, Rembrandt,
now showing in Surinam UNI
der the auspices of the Neither
lands Foundation for Cultural
Cooperation with Surinam
and the Netherlands Antilles.
Announcing this to t e
Press C. F. Beauregard, Secre-
tary General of the Commits
sion, said that J. H. Reinink,
President of the Foundation,
Continued on page A
, 1957-06-11
Locdl Builders
Orgunize. Incorporate
Construction Firm

A group Of local builders
recently organized a building
construction firm and named
two of the outstanding local
engineers, Peter Jackson and
Ezekiel King, to head it.
The group engaged Attor-
ney Warren H. Young, expert
on corporation law, who drew
up the articles of incorpora-
ton and secured the necessary
bond to cover construction
work done by the firm, which
will be known as "The Saint
Croix Construction Corpora
ton"
The purpose of this firm is
ito build homes within the
reach of middle and low in
come bracket persons and to
assist those Virgin Islanders
at home and abroad to secure
and build their own homes"
Stevens, one of the off,
GERS said.
, 1957-06-11
Miss Anna O'Neil
Is Bride of
Leslie Murtin

Miss Anna O'Neil became
the bride of Leslie Martin in
a beautiful wedding at the
Holy Cross Roman Catholic
Church in Christiansted at
7:30 last night. The ceremony
was conducted by the Rev.
Father Buono.
The bride was given in mar
riage by James O'Neal Hen
derson, her cousin; t h e
groom's bet man was Lauritz
Gibbs. Mrs. Gibbs was matron
Of honor. Ushers were Paul
James and Arnold Moorhead.
Several hundred guests
filled the church and after the
ceremony attended a recep-
ton at the Jungle Casino.
There Father Buono gave the
toast and all the guests drank
champagne in honor of the
couple. After which refresh
ments were served. / v a n
Thumbs orchestra furnished
music and the guests danced
until l A. M.
, 1957-06-11
Dr.. Roy w. Bornn
Is Designated Acting.
Governor Of v. |.

Dr.. Roy w. Bornn, Commits
sioner of Social Welfare, has
been designated by Governor
Walter Gordon to be Acting
Governor during his absence
from the Island. The appoint
ment becomes effective tomor-
row, when the Governor de-
parts for Washington, D. c.,
to attend a meeting of the
Board Of Directors.
The appointment is in ac-
cordance with executive order
No. 28O1 issued by former
Secretary of t h e Interior
Douglas Mckay on September
7, 1855.
, 1957-06-11
Miss Murjorie Weston
Becomes Bride Of
Dr.. C. Wurren Smith

Miss Marjorie Estelle Yves
ton became the bride of DR..
Conrad Warren Smith at a
Nuptial Mass at the All Saints
Anglican Church in st. Thorn
as on Monday, June 10, at
1000 A. M. The ceremony was
performed by Father Malone.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her brother, Joseph
Weston; the groom's bestman
was Gustave Petersen. Mrs.
Foster Joseph, sister of the
bride was matron of honor.
After I n e ceremony a
luncheon was given for the
family at the home Of the
brides mother. This was fol-
lowed by a reception at Blue
boards Castle Hotel from 4 to
6 p. m. The couple left for
their honeymoon in Puerto
Rico.
Many distinguished guests
made the trip from the main
land and also from st. Croix
continued on page ~
, 1957-06-11
Coy. Congrutulutes
W.Hodge for Winning
Scholarship Contest

Scholarship Contest
Winston Hodge, student at
Christiansted High School,
who has been chosen to re-
present the Virgin Islands at
the American Students Con-
stitutional Convention in Phil
adelphia June 1921, has been
congratulated by Governor
Walter A. Gordon for his hav-
ing won the Alexander Hamil-
ton scholarship contest, spon-
sored by t h e Alexander
Hamilton Bicentennial Com
mission
Hodge, one of SIS winners
among high school students
in all States and Territories
of the United States, who will
receive a $4,000 scholarship,
and will compete in Philadel-
phia against the other winners
for a 81, 1000 scholarship, re
ceiyed the following letter
from the Governor:
Before you leave for Phila-
delphia to represent the Vir-
gin Islands at the American
Students Constitutional Con-
vention in independence Hall
I want to. congratulate you
and wish you great success
during the Convention.
"We are proud of you for
having won in the Alexander
Hamilton scholarship contest,
and since you live in Christian
sted, the former home of Alex
ander Hamilton, it is most
gratifying that you have TAX
en- the initiative to become so
conversant with the life and
times of Alexander Hamilton.
AS you undoubtedly know, it
is usually a fact that people
do not make an effort to know
about those things of histori-
cal importance in their own
Continued on page a
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-29

rodjcna u Splitu, Dalmacija, koja
je pax umrla prize NIGGA na 2-og
februara owe godine. Odmah ma
kon smrti svoje supruge, koja je
bila pokopana ma 5. februara, Bo-
20 je bio preveZen Kliniku u
Colorado Spring, Colorado. Molio
je on lijecnike da Sc to ucine po-
slije pokopa njegove supruge, ali
je bio u takovom bolesnom sta
nju da su mu lijecnici rekli, da
sc mora II ovakom slucaju zabo-
raViti ma mrtve, a lijeciti bolesne.
Tamo su lijecnici, koji SUI specija-
listi "a lijecenje bolesti raka sve
bill poduzeli, da mu spase zivot,
ali bijase sve uzalud. Bio je visok
Govjek oko 6 nogu bio teak o.
ko 200 fllnti, ali ga je ova nesret-
ma bolest tako iscrpila, da je prize
smrti bio teak samo 20 funti. Ia
kodjer pred smrt bio je operiran,
te lijecnik koji je vrsio operaciju
je rekao, da je znao kako &c sve
ispasti da ne bi nj pocimao. Ia
ko je umro najvecim mukama.
Bozo je bio dugogodisnji Clan
H.BZ., te njezin Pomladak je
uclanio i svoju unucad. Pokraj
nase Zajednice bio je clanom slo-
venskog drustva broj "a ABB.
UNIV. of America.
LA sebe ostavlja pastorka John
Ercegovich, te pastorku Anu En-
cegovit, koju je preuzeo "a svo-
ju kcer njezinog supruga, John
Tamburelli, te njihovih cetvero u
nucadi praunuce, koji zivu u
Los Angeles, Calf.
Njegov odar bio je okicen broj-
MIN vijencima cvijeca cd roda
prijatelja. medju kojima su bill
vijenci cd odsjeka 284 H.B.Z.
drustva br. "a ABB. IL Znak zad-
ME pocasti. Pokopan je IS, aprila
uz svoju suprugu ma Katolitkom
Groblju ovdje Trinidad, Colo,
uz katolicke obrede. Nadgrobna
slova SUI procitali "a drustvo "a
ABB. brat Louis Slavac u slo-
venskom jeziku, "a odsjelt 284
H. B. T. sestra Rose Milosevich
(Passarelli) u engleskom jeziku.
Neka ii je brate Bozo lahl1a CT
ma zemlja u kojoj pocivas, daleko
cd tvoje rodne Crude, tvojim mi
linn dragima izrazujemo nase du-
boko sauteste. (Napomena, da Ii
pokojnik imade jos koga Cd rod
bine ovdje ill u staroj domovini,
izvan onih koje smo Il dopisu ma
pomenuli, nije nam poznato, pa
ako ina neka nam oproste).
Andre NiloSevi6, izvj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-29

Louis. Prva mu supruga Ljuba je
umrla godine 1881, a poslije Sc
opet ozenio sa Malvina Tan II
Lackawanna. Tako je liza sebe O.
stavio ozaloscenu suprugu NAL
vina, sina Louis u Detroit, Mich.
/ sestru Ljuba Rudnicki, isto u
Detroit, Mich.
Njegovo mrtvo tijelo bilo jc iz-
lozeno pogrebnom zavodu Leo
L. Buchheit ma Ridge Road, gdje
mu je odar bio iskicen mnogo-
brojnim vijencima cvijeca cd rod
bine, mnogobrojnih prijatelja ku-
nova, medju kojima je bio 1ras-
nj vijenac naSeg odsjeka Il znak
zadnje pocasti.
Ma 25. decembra 9 sati u ju-
tro podigli smo njegovo tijelo sa
odra povorka je krenula do hr-
vatske arkve Presveto Srce Isu-
sovo, gdje je bila odsluzena sveta
misa po Rev. Stjepanu Lackovicu,
a poslije toga ma Holy Cross Ce-
metery, gdje smo predali njegovo
mrtvo tijelo majci zemlji ma vie
chi pocinak. Pokojni brat bio je
clanom i H. K. z. Nadgrobno slo-
vo je procitao brat Steven Grgas.
Menu neka je lahka crna zem-
liza u kojoj vet potiva, njego-
vim milim dragima nase bratsko
saucesce.
Steve Slanac, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-29
Poziv ma zabavu

Chicago, Ill. - Dobro po-
znati "Hrvatski Klub Jakov-
lie" priredjuje piknik, koji &c
Sc odrzati u nedjelju, 2. juna
owe godine, u Basel Kluba
Jugoslaven ma Archer Ave.
Pozivamo say mas narod,
drustva i klubove kao po-
jedince da mas posjete,- posto
je ovo prvi piknik gdje bude
mlade janjetine j pecenke. u
laz je slobodan "a svakoga.
Svirati &c poznati domaci
orkestar "a vasu razonodu
zabavu. Kisa ne smeta, jer j.
mamo krasnu dvoranu ma ras-
polaganje. Prema tome biti
cemo zasticeni cd sunca i XII
Sc u debeloj hladovini, cisti
stolovi sa klupama, prostra-
ma baSca ga zelenom travom.
Dakle tn imamo dvoranu
pravu vanjsku prirodu. Zato
dodjite da Sc nauzijete iste.
JOS. Gjundjek, izvj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-29
PETAR UREMOVIC

Gary, Ind. Odsjek "Hrvatski
Sinovi" broj 10 H.B.Z. ovime OBJ
javljuje zalostnu West, da smo
smrtnim slutajem izgubili IL nase
sredine naseg dobro poznatog cla-
ma, Petar Uremovic.
Pokojni Petar bio je rodjen u
njestu Perusit, Lika, 2s-og juna
1885 god. U najljepsoj dobi svog
mladenackog zivota, 1907. godine
dolazi u ovu nasu novu domovinu,
gdje Sc je privremeno smjestio u
Hibbing, Mimi, a,19OS. godine do
lazi Gary, Ind, gdje je sproveo
ostai dio svog zivota. 1910. go
dine sklopi bracne veze sa Fran.
ces, rodjena Oreskovic, koja mu
je bila desna ruka kroz cijeli Ii
vot. Pokojni Petar nesretnim slu-
tajem -postrada IL tvornici 1919.
godine, prigodom cega izgubio je
nogu onesposobljen "a rad kako
Sc to u tvornici iziskuje. U svom
braku imali su sina i 2 kceri,
koje je on ubogaljen sa svojom
vrijednom suprugom odgojio sko-
lovao da SUI ugled nasem narodu
u Gary Hobart, Ind.
Kad sc uzme u obzir preko ce-
ga je sve prosao mas polkojni brat,
dozivio je dosta visoku starost cd
u godine. No poslijednje vrije-
ME izdala ga muzevna snaga te
nakon krace bolesti sklopi svoje
trudne oci "a uvijek dana 1909
marca. Pokojnikovi mrtvi ostanci
bill SUI izlozeni mrtvacnici Still
novica oblozeni mnogobrojnim
cvijecem, koje Il zadnju pocast po-
lozise rodbina, l1umovi, prijatelji
znanci, cine mu iskazase prizna-
ME "a Gin kojeg je cinio "a svog
zivota. Sprovod je obavljen 15-og
marca uz crkvene obrede crkvi
Svetog Josipa uz propovijed svete
mise, koju je odsluzio mas mjesni
zupnik Ardas. u ime zupljana
sa prikladnim rijecima oprostio Sc
sa nasim pokojnikom, nakon cega
krece zalosna duga povorka do
Calumet Park Cemetery, gdje su
mrtvi ostanci predani majci zem-
iii ma vjecni pocinak, Mad otvo-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-29

mladi djecarac, da si nadje bolji
zivot i da pomogne svoje roditelje
u krsnoj Dalmaciji.
Nakon prvog s1jetskog rata
vraca Sc natrag staru domovi-
nu, da vidi svoje roditelje, sestre
rodbinu. Ia vrijeme svog borav-
ka Ii starom kraju nasao je Bri
biru, Hrv. Primorje sebi druzicu,
Anicu krajacit, kojom Sc je
vjencao opet Sc vratio natrag IL
Detroit. Nakon kratkog vremena
slijedila ga je njegova zena, te
su ovdje ,poceli graditi bolji zivot.
Isto vrijeme sagradili SUI mnostvo
prijatelja, sto Sc je moglo vidjeti
po mnogobrojnom posjetu prijate-
liza pogrebnickom zavodu, kao i
po mnogobrojnim vijencima koji
su bill polozeni ma pokojnikov o.
dar.
Pokojni Svetina je stupio u
Hrv. Bratsku zajednicu 1928. god.
ostao njezin dobar clan sve do
svoje smrti.
liza sebe ostavlja u Detroitu ze-
nu, kcerku i unuka, koji SUI cla-
novi naseg drustva, te zeta, a u
New Yorku brata Paska. u sta
rom kraju ostavlia dvije sestre u
Dalmaciji, tasta diva surjaka u
Bribiru, Hrv. Primorje.
Mrtvo tijelo pollojnika bio je iz-
lozeno kod naseg pogrebnika John
X. Orlita, gdje je izmedju mno-
gobrojnih vijenaca bio vijenac i
naseg odsjeka 351.
Sprovod Sc je odrzao u ponedje-
ljak, %. marca, kojemu je prisus-
tvovalo mnoStvo naroda, koji su
dosli da otprate svoga prijatelja
ma vjecni pocinak.
Pred otvorenim odrom oprostio
Sc je sa pokojnikom brat Ivan Sti-
pee, te je izmedju ostalog istakao
zivot rad pol1ojnika, njegovu do
bru narav naGin S kojim je sticao
move prijatelje zadrzavao stare.
Mad otvorenim grobom ime od-
sjeka 351 HBZ. oprostio Sc sa po-
kojnikom brat Josip Dobrinec, ko-
! il je isto istskao vrline pokojnika,
kao vaznost Hrv. Bratske zajed-
nice.
U ime odbora clanstva odsjella
S51 neka je tebi Filipe lahka crna
zemlja a tvojoj obitelji i rodbini
nase duboko saucesce.
Petar Drazic, predsj. N. o.
! Zahvala. - Ovime Sc najljepse
zahvaljujemo svima prijateljima,
koji su mas tjesili nasoj zalosti.
Hvala svima koji SUI polozili vijen-
ce ma odar pokojnika pomogli
kod sprovoda. JOS jednom hvala
svima.
Ozaloscena supruga, kterka,
brat Zet.