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Diario las Américas., 1958-09-07
CANDIDATES TO US. SENATE. HOLLAND AND
PEPPER, N THE LATIN AMERICAN VOTE
IN FLORIDA

Certainly, it is satisfactory for the Latin Americans
in Florida to know that both Senator Holland and former
Senator Pepper, despite their big political differences,
have conceded in their efforts to convince or win the
large volume of Latin American votes. That gesture,
of which the whole State of Florida can attest, points out
a grave responsibility for all those who can exercise
their civil rights next Tuesday. There is no doubt that
the Latin Americans of Florida have to appreciate such
recognition accorded by both candidates to the increas-
ing importance of our colony as a political, social and
economic factor in the State.
From his seat in Congress, Senator Holland has been
an indefatigable fighter in favor of the projects con-
nected with Latin America that have been discussed at
Washingtons Capitol Hill. The continuation of the
Highway has been, unquestionably, his
maximum goal in the field of relations among the nations
of the Western Hemisphere. SpeSSard Holland has
been an unyielding tower of assistance and enthusiasm
in Washington, in Mexico, in Caracas and In Central
America, to mention only a few of the places where the
most important Congresses dealing with the problem
of the Pan American Highway have taken place.
Former Senator Claude Pepper, in the course of
his long political career, has constantly maintained an
increasing interest in Latin American problems and,
very specially, in that OF the significant Puerto Rican
working mass in the continental United States. Person.
ally, and as an active political figure, he has extended
his friendly hand to all the Latin Americans who have
come to him for help. Just now he is promoting the
idea, in case he is elected, to fly to Puerto Rico to discuss
with Governor MunOz Marin the establishment of a
program of assistance and cooperation for the Puerto
Rican workers of Florida.
AS we said before, we must be grateful that both
such distinguished candidates maintain in their platforms
an extraordinary interest in the Latin American pro.
blems. They have a wide and serene understanding of
what a united Western Hemisphere means for the future,
and of the value, for the United States in general and
for Florida in particular, of the development of a pc.
litical united front of Latin American votes.
In view of the positive achievements of Senator
Spessard Holland in the field, the con-
tinuation of which is provided for in his platform for
the new period, it is logical to continue supporting him,
60 that he can keen Up his GOOD work in the U.S.. Senate.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-07
REsPALDAN AL DIR. FERNANDEZ

Soy puertorriqueha y no Guiana como 10
es Ell ST.. Fernandez, pero como. Cuba y Puer.
to Rico son de un pAjaro las dos alas. "
creo que este es 81 moments para dejar de.
mostrado 10 que podemos hacer los puerto
rriquehos por nuestros hermanos cubanos
cuando nos decidimos a llevar q uno de los
nuestros al triunfo, es~pecialmente cuando Sc
trata del prosreso de Ia colonia hispanoams-
ricana en- general.
Permitame sxtenderle mi mas ~calurosa
felicitaei6n por 81 interesante editorial del
domingo 81 de agosto, impulsando la candi-
datura Del Sr. Carlos Fernandez.
Iris r. de Pablo
Como puertorriQueko M uno q I'd. dc
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-07
Cores al Director
La Opinion de Nuestros Lectores

Dor el Lcdo. Carlos Fernandez en- las pFima-
rias del dia . de septiembre de 1888.
Marcial A. Cuevas
Despu3s de haber leido 81 articulo On
favor del DR.. Carlos Fernandez, lie sstoy nnuy
agradecida por su cooperation al ensrande-
ciniento de nuestra colonia latina en- Miami.
Boni v&xques
REsPALDAN AL DIR. FERNANDEZ
Es disno de encomio vuestro acertadc
criterio sobre nuestro candidate, el candida.
to de nuestra gran colonia hispana, 81 distin'
guido y preclaro ~jurista, DR.. Carlos Fernan-
dez, para comisionado por Ia gran ciudad de
Miami. Bajo TODD punto necesitamos para
nuestra representation hombres de ID enver-
sadura del DR.. Carlos Fernandez.
seraRin Lara
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-07
TEMPERATURE
P@r eomSfgf@do
Il Ssiema ~InieramerkanO
' los 6ObIsrnOs
Representatives

Ahora que esta en- debate,
Dor asi decirlo, una nueva
orientaci6n en- Ia politica in.
teramericana, a fin de que
esta tome nuevos trascen.
dentales rumbos, especialmen.
te en- 10 relative a los graves
problemas economics, es pre-
ciso poner de manifesto, una
vel mas la necesidad de que
los Gobiernos Americanos
sean entertainments repre-
sentativos para que puedan
oarle s6lido respaldo q tan
plausible movimiento.
La calidad politica de los
Gobiernos juega i'm papel i'm
portantisimo cuando Sc trata
de adoptar determinaciones
de Importance radical o subs
tantiva, pues cada Estado asu-
me responsibilities espeeia-
les que comprometen Ell no.
nor y Ell respaldo del pueblo
con relacion a las medidas
aludidaS.
ST Sc trata de Gobiernos le-
gitlmos. -entendida la legi-
trinidad en- terminus juridicos
y morales es indudable que
hay mavor garantia de exito
para cualquier movimiento CO.
lectivo que requiera seriedad
y apoyo de pueblos. En- cam
bio, cuando ell Gobierno que
assume esas responsibilities
10 hace en- virtud de funciones
usurpadas, es decir, cuando
Sc trata de GobiernoS que han
aSaitado Ell Poder y que 10 re-
tienen por medic de la fuer-
"a, los compromises que ellos
conlraen adolecen de una Pc
lisrosa debilidad, porque ese
tipo de regimenes no repre-
senta en- SUI pals otra cosa que
no sea tirania, arbitrariedad
y odio.
Ojala, pues, que Sc hagar
pronto saludables esfuerzos en-
Ell sentido de elevar ell nivel
moral e ideolosico de todos
los Gobiernos de America, pa
ra que Ia 0EA sea, sin excep!
clones, un foro de regimenes
democraticos y decentes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-07
TEMPERA1URE
8
..-sSg eemS8gT@d]s
The Infer American System
And lis Representative
Governments

Now that new orientation
of the policy
is under discussion, to say 1t
that way, to encourage It
through new channels of tran
scendental importance, partic-
ularly with regard to the
grave economic problems, IL
is necessary to stress, once
more, on the need that the
American Governments be au-
thentically representative, so
that they may be in a position
to support solidly such plausi.
BILE movement.
The political quality Of
the Governments plays an
exceedingly significant role
when it is necessary to adopt
determinations Of radical or
enduring scope, as each Sta.e
assumes special responsible
ties in connection with those
measures that compromise the
honor and the support Of the
people.
When they are legitimate
Governments such legitima-
cy understood in juridical and
moral terms there is I'M
questionably greater guaran-
tee of success for any collec-
tive movement requiring ear
nestness and support on the
part of the people. But, when
the Government pit n
such responsibilities does 1t
by virtue of usurped powers,
that is, when it Is the case
Of Governments that have
taken and retain the reins by
the use of force, the response
bilities they assume rest dan
gerously weak, because such
regimes represent In their
countries nothing else but
y, arbitrariness and
hatred.
1t is to be hoped that soon
healthful efforts are made in
the sense of elevating the
moral and theological stand.
ards of all the Governments
of America so that the OAS
may be, without exceptions, a
tribune Of democratic and de-
cent regimes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-07
Is Necesario Greer en- Ia
Bondad Hunnana: R. Sansores
Por MONICA TERESA
Por MONICA TERESA

Como me ha complacido
encontrar en- un articulo de
la ilustre hija de MEXICO Ell
p~ensamiento con que Sc ador-
ma esta pagina. Y. isabeis por
que? Porque me ha tocado SOS
tener no pocas discusiones
alrededor de este .topico de-
DIDO a haber afirmado POGO
mas 0 menos 10 mismo en- una
exposition radiada en- los Es-
tudios WAHR en- un dia GUAM
do Sc celebraba en- dichos Es-
tudios la Fiesta de la Madre.
Isl nos volvemos malos,
afirma Rosario .Sansores, es
por los golpes que recibimos.
Miles de personas que un dia
fueron ~optimistas y risuenas,
adquieren con los amos una
expression desagradable. Des-
%confian de todos. Vuelven la
espaida a toda idea generosa
y terminan por ~quedarse So
los. Porque 81 algo ahuyenta
a las gentes son los negros es-
pejuelos del %pesimismo."
Sin embargo, aun todos
esos resembles y heridos por
desenganos e incomprensio-
mes sin cuento y amargados
por multiples fracasos y de-
cepciones que atacan .por Ell
placer de lastimar y como pa
"a tomarse una revancha de
TODD ell NAL que Sc les hizo,
serfan incapaces de HERR con
arma acortante o aun con I'm
simple alfiler a ninguno de
sus semejantes. Son gentes
tan desgraciadas e infelices
que desconocen ell placer de
estar alegres, ell placer de ha-
Ger Ell bien y contribuir a la
felicidad de los demas, por-
cue la vida ha sido para ellos
dura madrastra. Atacan, HE
rem es cierto, pero rara vez
con algo material, cast STEM
pre- su Instruments es la lem
qua.
Naturalmente no todos los
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-07

que sufren, nj todos los que
luchan contra las injusticias
que los here Sc converter
en- resembles y amargados.
Con harta frecuencia ell dolor
obra como un crisol y surge
de los desenganos y los COL
pes y contratiempos recibi-
dos un alma fortalecida Y en-.
noblecida. Ell mejor ejemplo
de este pulimento que es eli
reverse de la medalla del re-
sentimiento 10 tenemos en-
JESUS de Nazareth. Incompren
dido, perseguido, repudiado
hasta de SUI mismo pueblo. no
Sc defiende, no acusa, solo ell
sublime: Padre, perdonalos
porque no saben 10. que ha-
GEN.. Els decir, amanda a sus
perseguidores aun en- Ell mis-
mo momento en- que 10 cru
cifican.
Desgraciadamente, ell flo
agudo y acerado de la len.
qua, no solo 10 esgrimen las
personals a quienes la vida
ofrendo cardos y abroios, es
decir penas y dolores. No, mu
chas personals favorecidas por
la fortuna con grandes y pre-
ciosos dones, tambien Sc COM
placen en- HERR y e~ntristecer
a sus semejantes haciendoles
presentes sus defectos, sus
imperfecciones y sus faltas.
Algunas veces van mas lejos
y con malevolas sugerencias
tratan de arruinar ell presti-
gio O buena reputation de al
guien a quien en- secreto ad.
miramos o por 10 menos en-
vidiamos.
iSeria este una prueba de
la maldad de la n~aturaleza
humane? No, por cierto. Pc.
70 pasa que ell dolor moral SO
nos escapa. No podemos apre
ciarlo, nj valorizarlo. Ell daho
que hacemos con la iengua
nos pasa desapercibido. No
- Pasa a la pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-07

La firma en- Venezuela de la unidad oposicionista, conoclda
por la "Carta de Caracas, provoc6 notable entuaasmo entire IL
tropa rebede que, bajo Ell mando de Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo'
opera en- la Sierra del Escambray.
Como conocen nuestros lectores en- Ell lomerio villarene
eornbaten contra ell regimen de Batista miembros de las Tres
examinations insurreccionales que s~uscribieron Ell trascendental
acuerdo unitario en- la capital de la Venezuela liberada' En- N
toto, Iesada a REL0J por conducto confidential, aparecen ucs
scldados del ejercto rebelde de la Sierra del Escambray. 70
mos. de izquierda a derecha a Jose Lopez, del Director1o 10
volucionario; Luis Botet. del Movimiento 20 de Julio y "Anse'
Ito, de la Organization Autenica (0AI
Los tres Sc estrechan las manos en- IN apreton que SIM
bohsa Ia unidad popular de lucha contra IA satrapia batistans
Qasa . \ Pxena eCH0
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-07
As1ERIscos

Experiments cientificos han
demostrado que la Luna pu-
diera ser utilizada como re.
Hector para los mensajes to-
lefonicos intercontinentales.
I'm hurac&n corriente, gas
Ia mas energia, en- menos de
una bora, que Ell total de
enersia electrical que Sc pro-
duce en- Estados Unidos du-
rante so amos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-07

URG1R
En- una traduccion que en- 10 general Sc dstingue por IN
eastiza leo ell sguiente pasaje:
"Pero Paterson, en- panfeto pubicado I'm ano dee
pueS para urgir una nueva expedition al Darien, rel.
Ell verbo urgir es aquf un palpabLe anglicismo inducido nor
ed paronlmo ingles to urge (pr. tn oerch) que significa reco.
mendar con ahinco, encarecer, abogar con vehemencia, instar,
instigar, excitar, incitar. eshmular acicatear, soIicitar con empe.
no o encarecimientO, hacer preston sobre la mente o sobre N
dad. insistencia.
Urgir en- casteHano no tene ninguna de estas scepcione.
Urglr slgnifica haber necesidad Immediate y apremiante de una
cosa que hace falta, o como dice la Academia: "instar o precisar
una cosa a SUI pronta ejecuci6n o remedio". v. g.: "urge re.
parar la casa, este es, hay necesidad Immediate y apremiante
de que Sc repare la casa. "Urgia SUI legada antes del ano.
checer": era en- extreme necesaria su llegada.
-(CoNTINUARA)
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-07

En- esta fecha gloriosa para Ell noble pue-
bio brasileno, DIARIo LAS AMERICAS con-
gratula a todos los hiios de esa Patria residen-
ties en- los Estados Unidos, y de manera par
ticular al Excelentisimo Senior Embajador an
te la Casa Blanca, Ernani do Amaral Peixoto.
y Al Honorable Senior Consul General en- Mia
mi, Ruy de Mello Teixeira, ambos disnos re-
presentantes de su pals en- Ell extranjero.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-07
FL ANcLIcISMo EN- Ell ESPANoL
coNTEMPoRANEo

Con 81 prop6sto de contribuir a mantenimiento de IL purs.a a.
nuestro tdioma, diariamente pubicaremos en- esta pagina in articuIo ~
nteresante y novedOso DEconario de Angichmo del eminents interna.
eicpaista , fl6logo panameho doctor Ricardo J.. Alfaro.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-07
RELDJ:.
tevIsfo del oeontecer eubono<

ExcLUsIvo PARA cD1ARIo LAS AMERIcAs")
SANTORAL DEL DIA-La Iglesia Cat6lica celebra hoy
Ia festividad de santos Lozonte, martir y Regina, virgen.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-07

Kubitschek, cuya Operation Panamerieana",
con Ell respaldo de todos los Gobiernos y pue-
bios integrantes del Sistema Regional, pueds
ser de trascendentales proyecciones en- la vida
continental.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-07

DOMINGO 7 DE sEPTIEMBRE
Ola DE LA INDEPENDENT.
ola DEL BRASIL.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-13
Iranian Bandit Murderer Of Three Americans Slain in Gunfight

TERRAIN, Iran Bandit lead CT Dadshah, accused of murdering three Americans last March, was killed by gendarmerie forces Sat urday in gunfght near the Pax istan border, police reported.
 He had been sought since the three were slain in southeast Iran.
 Four of the tribal bandits aides were captured in the gunfight.
 Trans "desert fox' and his band ambushed the Americans March 24 as they drove in two station wagons across the desert.
 DadShah made his living by camel breeding and occasional holdups in a remote section of Iran. He was over 60.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-13
Owner Burns
 House Where Tot Whipped to Death

CHOWVHILLA, Calif., R-The house where little 4-year-old Sandra Marie Schindler died af- ter an admitted 45-minute whip ping by her parents was burned to the ground yesterday by it's owner.
 An autopsy showed the little girl had been struck more than 200 times and died of shock last Tuesday.
 Some 150 persons attended the funeral. Most of them wept.
 MT. and Mrs. Claude William Schindler were being arraigned in court on murder charges.
 The D.A. said Mrs. Schindler broke down during a lie detector test and said she too had taken part in the beating. At first she said she had only watched her husband whip the child in a frenzy" when the tot refused to cry.
 The owner and his wife decided i've could never look at the place again. He got crew of men with bulldozers and knocked down all the outbuildings. Then they poured 100 gallons of coal oil on the house and set it afire.
 'Now we'll clear it off and turn it back to good clean farm dirt again." the owner said.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-13
Grocery Heir Files for
 70, 400 Acres Oil & Gas Leases West of Fairbanks

FAIRBANKS, R-Huntington Hartford, heir to multi-million- dollar grocery chain fortune, has filed applications in the Fairbanks land office for 7O,4OO acres in oil and gas leases in the Kateel River area west of Fairbanks, it was announced Saturday.
 Other lease applications filed in the land office here in the past few days covered 193,920 acres in the Kodiak region east of Fair banks and 33,28O acres in the northern Copper River country.
 Hartford is member of the family which controls the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea CO. (A&P).
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-13
Alaska Airlines

From Anchorage: MT. Torstad, Don Churchward, Joe Amarok, Bessie Koonooka. Stephen Smith, A. Scheveers.
 To Anchorage: Don Reynolds, Eleanor and Lo Anne Martin, B. G. Wyatt, c. w. Eddens, Lloyd Waskey, William Talley, Michael Potente, Ross Hill, Harold Little, E. L. Have, Leo Burke, Louise Elanna, Dewey Goodrich, O. H. Lano, Augustine Tocktoo, and Bill Halligan.
 From McGrath: Sgt. Hamrick, Capt. James Bailey, and Sig Krogstad.
 From Unalakleet: Walt Levine, E. Prince, Henry Kobuk, Joseph Mike and Fred Prince.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-13
Seattle .Jukebox
 Man Charged With Rough Tactics

SEATTLE, R-A Seattle juke- box operator, who went into the business only six months ago and now has 35 locations, Friday was charged with having muscled in on other operators with threats of violence.
 The arrest of Frank Colacur- cio, 40, eliminated a six-week investigation by police into re- ports of strong-arm tactics in the city's lucrative jukebox industry.
 Charges against Colacurcio are based on complaints lodged by two music machine operators, a cafe owner and a tavern propri- etor.
 Two of the complainants testi- fled Friday, and described Cola curcio as man who tried to place his machines by boosting of influence" with the state liquor control board, and who openly claimed he was going to run First Avenue"
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-13
Wien Airlines

From Fairbanks: Walter Brad ley, Thos. Strausser, Harold Moy- CT, Ronald Theese, Audrey Bayer, E.J. Rusing, Bruce Falk, Hazel ,Falk, Robt. Morse, Lilly Walker, Matt Wold, Herbert Kagoona, w. B. Mathes.
 To Fairbanks: Don Church wood, Ray Herberger, Paul flag charger, It. Roberts, Wilson O'TeH, John P. Pollinger.
 To Kotzebue: Minnie Eager strom, Richard Engblom.
 From Kotzebue: Alice Ashen- felter, Vincent Aktoolik.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-13

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THu CAPE NOME PRECINCT. SECOND DIVISION, TERRITORY OF ALASKA. IN THE MATTER or THE ESTATE of GUNNAR BOWMAN, deceased.
 No 1088
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Mar garet A. Bowman has been duly appoint ed the Executrix of the estate of GunnaT Bowman, deceased, by order of the Judge of the above named court. All persons having claims against said estate shall present them, in proper legal form, with vouchers attached, to the said Executrix at Nome, Alaska, within period of six t6) months from the date of this notice. Is57
 MARGARET A. BOWMAN,
 ExECuTRIX. James A. Don der Heydt, Attorney at L1D Attorney for Erecutrir. Publ. Jan. 13, 20, 27, Feb. 3. 1853.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-13
Pan American Airways

From Fairbanks: Hap Lancas- ter, Paul Hagelbarger, and Art Sandstrom.
 To Fairbanks: MT. and Mrs. A J. Harrison, Elsie Engstrom, Mill dred Murphy, Ralph Delong.
 To Seattle: MT. and Mrs. A Griego, Harry Johnson, Elizabeth and Rose Cavota, G. M. Phillips.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-11
Purple James Monroe Stamp Issue
Due On Bi-centennial OF His Birth

A scent stamp will be- released
April 28 at Montross marking the
Tooth anniversary Of James Mon
roe. fifth president Of the United
States,
Monroe was born at what is now
referred to as Monroe Creek, a
tributary Of the Potomac River in
Westfnololand county on April 28,
1888 MS birthplace no longe
stands HIS birth will be observed
by a celebration this year.
A Gilbert Stuart likeness of Mon
roe was chosen for this Famous
Americans size t085 by 098
inches stamp which is arranged
horizontally The three quarter
head Of Monroe. facing left is
situated to the right of a small
solid-color panel, with "l758- 1858 VA
in the lower field,
Printing viii be in purple IA
sheets Of 70 subjects. according To-
the Postmaster General. arthur E.
Sunmnerfield All initial printing Of
i20 AK ion q ii st stamps ~
been authorized
This will be the first use Of
Stuart likeness on a Monroe post
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-11

Mrs rAae peitus hlo4tan AVN Nm
Charlotte county. WIDOW M l.ee
Watkins Morton died Wednesday
Aprl u. after several naAAa WIN
declining health Funeral s'tttces
VIII b. held a Mt Harmony Metho-
dist Church Nv Charlotte county
Friday Aprl II wv a pm within
interment M the ASH Ganp Me
mortal cemetery At kcysNlli#
Mrs Morton the dauahfat 0i
Capt Thomas 'rayIor Pettu aud
Mary F.ltza PurycA Prtup W4s
born w Chase CRy December l8
t&l As u chllI ehe mo9ed Nlth h.r
family w hlbau Caste Wy nnarA
Edward comfy near MeheIlAl
III 1904 siie married l.tc WstENa
Morton ana thcy i.ade tAau nome
N ClAGlott comfy @ltfa tney
we're actiVe in affairs 1bey orpaA.
Ncd Y Sunday school vi tbeiy nome
winch resulted WV lhc establishment
u MI Harmony Methpdsl eEH4ch
Mrs Morton waa president VI the
keysyIlle UaltGd DauHhters w ue
Confrderacy
smFIviae are tro SONS Ie WI
Morton J 4uA R4cgasa gaup
Morton y chariot@ en- a
granddaughter
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-11

age stamp Monroe has appeared
on five other earlier adhesives with
the first two 1904 and 1922 re-
producing the painting by Wander
iyn. The scent presidential series
OF 1888 featured a likeness from a
medal, the 1853 Louisiana Pur-
chase commemorative stressed a
three-figure plaque by Karl Ritter
and the scent denomination Of
1854 was based on a Rembrandt
Peale painting
Stuart apparently did three like
neSseS of Monroe. The one used is
now ut the PENNSYLVANIA Academy
Of Fine Arts in Philadelphia. The
canvas is owned by the Seth Low
family Of New York City. A panel
based on the one in Philadelphia is
held by Thomas jefferson Coolidge,
Of Boston
Stamp collectors desiring first
q Y cancellations of this stamp
may send addrs ssed envelopes to
the postmaster at Montross. TO-
2ether With money order remit
large so cover tha cost Of the
stamps to be affixed. The outside
cover should be endorsed First
Day Covers, Monroe Stamp.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-11
Mati.oax

Mr. and Mrs Ted Motley. and
family, Of Dearborn. Mich, spent
a few days just before Easter with
Mrs Motley n father ] G. BadEett.
aud her brother. J Is Badgelt and
family
Mr and Mrs Charlie Price, Of
Newport News -7A~ilt the Easter
week end IN the RadgetI home
Mr. and Mfb J Nj Deeds Leigh
aud Johnny. q! Durham. n G.,
spent the Eastsf holidays in tha
home Of Esther aad Alma Whiting
ton
NJ and Mrs Curtis Haden, Of
Richmond and Nj and NIrs Gin
ten Bewiin. ana Carlisle. Of Amelia
were guests Sunday q Mfs I'm
pless Glmter
Mrs Ralph Saunders and her
molhef Mis-. Thelma HYDE. Frank
lin Hyde and Ms Helen Hyde
Bowman We're called 70 Mlchigah
on Saturday on account Of the
.Srrlous Illness y the. grand
inotaef
Maitcax Presbyterian suuaa
school presfnied Al Easter pag-
cant during the Sunday school hoat
Rufus Cronartie. student pastor
Al Aattoax Presbyterian chtnch
WI l sunday dinner gocst " Mr.
and Ms Eul PooIe
M and Mrs J NJ Deeds and
children MY Mana MIS- ROY saun-
ders. ana children. Ralph Saunders
Patsy and Sandra and Misses Es.
ihcr ana Alma Wilmington en-
joyed pichic lunch together M Tic
llemc Of Ms " ~ Saunders
later IN ne afternoon Mr. anc
~ Wdliaia B stead called d
Nis Saunlcrs aue Charlie