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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-20
KCERkA PI0N|RA zAJEDNICE "a
P0M0C SV0kA CR0AT|AN CENTRU

Lijepi rodoljublja plemenitosti Usjed element
arne nesrece sto e zadesa Croaan Center Pttsburghu
sesra Veronika Bosievac z Ena Pa dosla je ideju
preporea da pokrenuo naconani podhva medju cla
novma Zajednce kroz nase odseke medu nasm narodom
doprnose poce troskova so Croatian Center
nasta Njena je ideja da b doprnos bill man maine po
jedan dolar tko moze da dade vise tim bolje mi
to prihvatii.
Veronika Bosjevac jest k6erka nasega pionira Petra
Johovca ko e bio prvobtn Clan Zajednice odseku br
On je potpsao molbu poslovanje ise negovo je me
upsano charteru Zajednce Njegova kcerka Veronka
odgojena je duhu zajedncarstva lima diva sna Mchaela
Sivestar oba canovi Zajednce Ova nasa sesra pie
menta posjeta je zadnjh dana gavnom ured,
svoe srotinje darovala e Croatan Center SIS inn
svoje ime svojih dvaju sinova.
Ona je time pokazala svoju veiku rodoljubnu svjest
ljubav svoj narod Croatan Center sto trebau
da druge nase zene ljudi penenita rodolubne
svijesti ugledaju. - F. ". tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-20
LIJEPI PRIMER R0D0!J !JuBLJA

Nasa cestita sestra, starica
Cd oko 80 godina, Mrs. Mary
Pavlakovic, povodom svog a
plemenitog osjecaja, bez pita-
MIA, darovala je cd svoje siro-
TIME $500 u pomoc Croatian
Centru s rijecima: 'Kad su
tako postradali, da i'll je ne
sreca tako tesko pogodila, e.
vo ia Cd mole siromastine cd
srca darujem - pet dolara.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-20
REK0RD S0FERA

Ovih dana je sofer Klinge-
biel, il Pariza, svecano pro-
slavic u krugu izaslanika sa-
obracajne policije i svojih ko-
lega 50-godisnjicu neprekidne
voznje automobilom = bez i
jedne saobracajne nezgode u
toku pola stoljeca! On to Ia
hvaljuje svojoj trezvenosti |
paznji, a sreci, da ga drugi
vozaci nj jednom n S u "do-
hvatili". Francuslza vlada ga
je odlikovala pocasnom media
ljom, a grad i kolege mnogo-
brojnim darovima.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-20
vELIkA SLAYA U CR0ATlAN CENTRU
SLUEPIM KULTURNIM PR0GRAlN0M

CROATIAN CENTER, PITTSBURGH. - U nedjeju,
"a. augusta odrzat &c veka Narodna Slava Croatian
Centru sa Hjepm kulturnm programom.
Ma programu &c nastupiti nase prosavleno pjevacko
drustvo "Javor Pittsburgha. Takodjer nasa naboa
Koo Grupa il Cokeburga, Pa pod vodsvom svoga direk
tora, brata Bernardo Lukeca Ova grupa nastupit
diva djela pomladak odrasli posebno jepoj slkovi-
toj narodnoj nosn Uz to cemo mati drugih ieph to-
6aka ma programu cemu &c svak naci uzitka.
Ova prosava e posvecena Cetvrtoj Godisnc Croatian
Contra, "a koju proslavu cine velke prpreme.
Toga dana &c krunti nasa Kralca 1858 Croatian
Centra ep na6n vijeme programa Prisutne &c bi
sve djevojke u natjecaju cast
Ma prosav &c izigravat jepi automobiI pax je po
zeijno da sretni dobitnik bude proslayi.s
Ma proslavu pozvIjemo mas dobri narod da dodje
sto vecem broju jer cemo mati gavnog govornka jed
nog uglednog Amerkanca pax da Amerikancima ped
stavmo svo nasoj snaz da time ponovno steGemo kod
Amerikanaca prznanje uged. - Tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-20

Ma programu proslave 4-godinjce Croatian Genera,
nedjelju jest gavn govorni Hon. Robert Corbett, Re-
publianac, Congressman 29og disrkta Pennsylvania,
vjek visoko skoovan, je gradurao Allegheny College
Pittsburgh University On e obnasao uspjesno wise
nih cast, godne 1888 novembru bran e resanlSa
Washington 29-og dsrkta, koju cast danas obnasa,
dae redovno je izborma bran toiko e posto-
van kod svojih biraca.
Corbett e Repubilanac ali IL zborima "a MEGA gla-
suu Demokrate, er ga narod njegova disrta voli
stue, pak preza zasuzi dae svoe povjerenje Dake
oval prjatej odlG Ameranac bit &c mas gayni go
vornik nedjeIu je drago da jos boIe
diane hrvatskog roda
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-20

like do znanja -da gazdarice,
CHE obitelji dolaze ma ovu pro-
slavu, ne moraju u nedjelju
spremati objed kod kuce, jer
ga m o g u inati u Croatian
Centru uz okrijepno pice. Pc
cenke &C biti "a sve dosta. -
Tko prize dodje dobiti &c bo-
lie mjesto bolju poslugu.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-20
PECENkA "a 0BJED
u CROATIAN CENTRJ

U nedjelju, "a. augusta ma
proslavi Croatian Center ina
mo narucenu pecenku "a O.
bjed, S raznja pecenu vrucu
janjetinu j mlade odojke. To-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-20

Koliko su mas stojale ne
srece, koje Sc nikad nijesu
dogodile! - jefferson
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24
Powhatan News

w. r. Parker. Sam W. Parker
and G. x. Wright attended Ma
tional Association Bank Auditors
meeting at the John Marshall in
Richmond Saturday.
Mrs john Smith spent the week
in Richmond visiting her children
Mrs. Madqe Jewett Is making her
home with MissssGraco Smith In
Richmond
j. y Ashworth has returned
from Richmond hospital
MI. and MIS-. Nelson Worsham.
and children. of Huntington. w. Va.
visited MIR. and Mrs A. II. Wor
sham the past week end. Other
guests Of the Worshams included
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meyer. OF Rich
mond
Mrs E. p Hicks. Miss Thelma
Harris. Mrs. W. r. Parker and p
G. Williams attended the Herald 5
dinner party In Farmvillc Saturday
evening and report a most enjoy.
able evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hawks. and
family. Of Culpcpcr. visited friends
here Sunday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24
Sun-Cured Tobacco
Sales Now Over
Two Million Pounds

A total Of g68 676 pounds 81 sun
cured tobacco now has been sold
on Virginia dark-fired tobacco mar
kets, exclusive Of the Richmond
market The average Is 1894
Last weeks sales at Richmond
amounted to l73 .894 pounds avcrag-
ing S36.o5, a decline Of S179 from
tho week before
For tho season, sales al Richnond
total | .364 ,7O2 pounds averaging
S35 So This is the last week OF
auctions at Richmond the market
there being scheduled ID close Janu-
airy "a
Deliveries 70 coopcratlvcs on pool
tobacco have been negligible, being
less than one per cent This low
percentage has characterized sun
cured tobacco auctions for some
time.
Season sun-cured sales at Rich
mond and on the fire-curcd mar
ketss combined have amounted 10
2.358. 1913 pounds averaging $34 73
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24
Jefferson News. Socoi Items
Mrs. Person, General And Mrs. Collins
Nmroluly Escape Injury In Accidents

Mrs. Edward r Tilnan took her
mother. Mrs. George 7. HcnshaW
10 Midlothian Thursday. after hav
ing her mother with her for several
days while she recovered from a
recent illness Mrs HenshaW is
feeling much better.
Ernest r.. Jones iS- entering
Shcltcring arms Hospital this morn
ing Monday, where nc will undergo
treatment. and a possible operation
Mrs George Person had very
narrow escape last Tuesday morn
ing when her car skidded on the
icy roadway as she was going To
work about 8 am. The car finally
came to a stop on the opposite side
Of the road in tho ditch In such a
position that she could not get
either door open. She had 70 crawl
out through one OF the windows, and
fortunately was not injured severely
She was bruised and very badly
shaken up. Considerable damage
was done to the car
General Charges Fence
Another narrow escape last week
was one IN which General and Mrs
u, p. Collins sxiddcd on the road
way and went through the board
fence at Windsor Farm. They, too
were not injured OF course the car
had % be taken 10 be repaired
T. S. Curtis. Of Hunters Fare
near Michaux, has been quite sick
with the IN and almost had pneu-
MONA. bnt al this writing he IL
recovering.
Mrs. M. H. Jones has been on
the sick list for the past two weeks
With an attack of ono Of the virus
:" bugs" that seems to BE- making
'he rounds II many homes.
This reporter IL deeply Indebted
to the Farmvillc Herald for a most
pleasant evening Of entertainment
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24
Mrs. f. w. Bcrrey, 81,
Buried In POwhatan

Mrs Mary NJ. Berrey. 81. wife of
Ernest W. Berrey. of Powhatan
died January 20 in Richmond
hospital Funeral services were held
Tor her Wednesday in Richmond
with burial in Graceland Baptist
church cemetery Powhatan county
Besides her husband. she IS sur
vived BY three sons. f. w. Berrcy
Jr., OF PoWhatan. Calvin G. Bcrrey
and Howard NJ Berrey. both Of
Richmond, daughter, Mrs. G, p
Eassman. Jr.. Of Richmond two
grandchildren, and three brothers
H. M. Ryder, Of Louisa. A. r.
Ryder. Of Glen Allen. and j. S
Ryder. of Danville
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24

Urban G. Frondorf of Lazy Oaks
Farm. Mlchaux, is visiting his son
in Ohio
MIR and Mrs. C. D. MAIDEN and
their three children from Baltimore.
Md. spent last week end with Mr..
and Mrs w. I, Adams. and family
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. s. +.
Picrcy. and their grandson. Billy
West. went to Gainesville for the
afternoon to visit Rev. and Mrs.
d. b. Stout
While r. H. Stcnnctt has lived
in Goochland county for many
years. he is well-known in Powha-
tan county also. and his many
friends arc indeed sorry TO learn
that he had paralytic stroke Sun
day morning and Is now patient
at the Medical College Of Virginia
Hospital in Richmond.
Mrs. VanDcrvoOrt Returns
Mrs Robert VanDcrvoort has re-
turned from very pleasant week
visiting with her daughter and fam
lily in High Point, N. c.
Gerry Picrcv, OF Richmond, who
used to live In this community. was
IA week end guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Linwood +. Hicks. and their son.
Norman.
Sunday visitors at the home Of
Mrs W. 4. Jackson were Mr.. and
Mrs, Leonard Richards. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert A. Schrecengost and
daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Cali
borne Wilburn. and family, all OF
Richmond Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Mar
TN. Of Richmond spent the week
end. and Aubrey really put in a
fun day Saturday hunting.
Church Burns
Graceland Baptist Church al Dor
sci lost It's church building and Sun
day school annex by fire last Sun
day afternoon. January 49,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24
c. H. News, Social Items
Rock Hounds Mrnde County;
Richn,0nder Chips Points

Haywood Brooks, of Richmond.
who is interested in Indian relics
and rocks. spent Saturday night at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. William
Stengel Stcngcl said he had an ar
roWhcad with point broken OF on
which Brooks. by chipping. put a
new point Brooks visited some of
the mines around Amelia Warren
Baltzlcy, who is working TIE Ruthcr-
ford mine on the Kecner farm. SAYS
quite number of rock hound"
have been around lately. coming
mostly from Washington. D &C.
Georgia and North Carolina
Mr.. and Mrs John Ingram We're
in Lawrenceville Sunday as guests
of several of Mr. Migrants rela-
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Smith ac-
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Munden, spent last Sunday as the
guests of Capt and Mrs. Malcolm
SWart al their new home near Rust
burg. Captain and Mrs Swalt for
merly lived in the Little Patrick
neighborhood They sold their home
in the county last year. moving 10
Campbell county, where he had lived
previously.
Mrs. William A Mortimer and
Mrs. Eugenia Lee Entertained TIC
sub-teenagers at dance at the
Amelia Country Club Friday even
ing There We're about 20 children
II the group who were dancing TO
the record PLAYER.
Deborah Is )
Deborah Kaufman celebrated her
Nth birthday Saturday afternoon
Five Of her friends were her guests
Kristif Boyer Kathy Eppes, Flea
nor Holman Louise Dickens. Linda
Coleman ard her sister. Pamela
Kaufman They played games and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24

enjoyed the birthday cake. With
candles and ice cream,
Mr. and Mrs. T W ONeal ac-
companicd by Miss Pearl ONeal
were il Richmond Sunday TO visit
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Neal's daughter
Mrs b F. Hyde. and family
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. Gordon Decker
son had as their guest Sunday Mr.
and Mrs ] G Dickerson, Jr.. OF
Richmond The Rev Ernest Sang
ster, Of Scotland. and Jerry Helms
OF Union Theological Seminary
were guests of Mr. and Mrs Dick
erson at luncheon Sunday The Rev
MIR. Sangster preached the sermon
at the Amelia Presbyterian Church
morning service.
New Niece Arrives
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Eppcs were
IN Farmville on Sunday to see their
new niece. Brenda Gayle Meek
daughter and first child Of Mr.. and
Mrs, John R Meek
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barksdale
and family. spent Sunday in SAKE
with her mother. Mrs. " c. Tate
who was celebrating her birthday
Mr. and Mrs + II Burke were
guests Of her sLster-in-law. Mrs
Johlf + Hammer. in PETERSBURG
Sunday Other Amelians in Peters.
burg Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs
John F DICKENS and children. Mac
and Louise who were the guests Of
his brother Steward DICKENS. and
his family
There are no Amelia County Home
Demonstration club meeting sche
uled for next week Mrs. Mary vii
liams, home demonstration agent
Will be attending the communica
tons school in Farmville
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24
Charles II. Stcerc
Dies In Petersburg

Funeral services for Charles Hol-
den Stccre, who died at his home
Is Petersburg January 10, were
held Monday in Blandford cemetery
Petersburg He was the father Of
Mrs. M. NJ. deKrafft. Of Amelia
Mr. Stecre was vicc-prcSldent Of
Appomattox iron Works and Sup
ply company Petersburg
He Is survived by his widow, MIS-.
George Alias White Steerc: three
daughters. Mrs F. c. Jolon. Of
Enka n C. ms Robert w Har-
well, Of Peters burg. and Mrs.
dcKrafft: one sister. mrs Alex
Mayer Of Petersburg, and II grand
children
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24
Mrs. Annie Gordon.
OF Trenholm, Dies

Funeral services VIE held
Wednesday at Muddy Creek Baptist
church. Powhatan. for Mrs. Annie
Swami Gordon, Of Trenholm. who
died January ia Burial was in the
church cemetery
Surviving are two sisters. Mrs
6 b Cosby, Of Trenholm. and
Mrs J. r Hill. Of Ashcboro. N. C.
and four brothers. J. P. Swami. Of
Ashland. G w. Swami and John
Swami, Of Trenholm, and A. NJ
Swami. Of Roanoke.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24
Hammer Reelected
Amelia Club President

Ones Hammer vas reelected
president Of Am elia Golf and
Country club at the annual meeting
held>there last week.
John F DICKENS viii serve as
Vlee-president, and Mrs Ones Ham.
mer as secretary-reasurer On the
board Of directors arc Stuart Jones.
CT PoWhatan, Dr.. James r. ONcaI.
Hammer Dickens and a IN !
Boyer
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24
Oak Forest

MI and MIS- J Gordon Smith
ana jimmy Smith Of Richmond,
were dinner guea's Of Mr. and Mrs.
w s Anderson Saturday
Wayne B. Anderson. of Richmond
and Cumberland visited Miss Bcs-
Ste Parker and Luther Dunkum Sun
day afternoon
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24

for lis correspondents held al the
Weyanokc Hotel in Farmville Satur-
day night. beginning with de-
licious dinner. II was my privilege
u accompany r O. Williams. Of
Powhatan. who Is an excellent
driver along with Mrs w. r..
Parker also Of Powhatan. and
Miss Thcma Harris 81 Hugucnot
Springs These tgct-togcther" meet
ingS Of STAFF ard correspondents
arc very helpfil to all concerned
and make us al conscious Of the
fact that VIZ want ID ID better
iob ~ getting the news across.
Again Way thank you, and
hope to meet each of you again
next year
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24
J. +. Noble 70 Head
Amelia Farmers
Union During 1858

The Amelia County Farmers
Union met January n at Amelia
High School
j n Noble. Of Rice was elected
president for the coming year TO
serve with following officers Billy
Boyles. Amelia. vice president and
Mrs 4 y Walker, Church Road.
Secrctary-trcasurcr
The following were elected direct
ors c. G. Hutchinson. Ralph Ford,
James Hartman. Eldridgc McMil-
liam Clvde Hamlet. and M. M. DaW-
son ana Raymond Morris.
J r. Dodson, chairman Of the
Piedmont Soil Conservation Com
mittcc, presented talk on Rural
Conservation
Delegates to the Farmers Union
convention 10 be held IN Roanoke
Feb. 6 and were appointed as
follows Eldridee Mcmillan Billy
Boylcs. J y Noble, Raymond Nor
riss. Ralph Ford. x S. Little. Dan
Hillsman. C. o. Hutcheson with
F. L. Yates and f. b Jones as
atcrnates ~
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24
SEAY MILLING &
MACHINERY co.

Service Agents for Southern
States COOPERATIVE
John Deere Pillow co. Modern
Grinding and Mixing.
Phone Yukon 3-247l. Dillwyn. Va
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-20

Early. The MeSsrs and Mines
Daniel Boone obie Kpper, David
Leonard, Waiter Lowe, James
Lassley, Charles Martin, Teddy
Martin. Claude Michael, Vernon
Myers. Hobart T Mitchell Jr,
Harold Mayes. Earl Pettiford. Joe
Norris, Tom Perdue Junius Powell,
Joe Patterson, wllbert Randeu,
Richard Riess L.averne Richard
son. John smilye. William suther-
land Homer starlts. Robert shoff-
ner Glen Slaughter, Jack Smith,
Dick Scott. James slemmons,
and Charles Self.
Also the Messrs and Mines jay
Tyson. william Thompson. Forrest
Mckinney, Van White, William
Webb, Ray Wells, Howard VIII
Iliams Robert wynne Richard Pat
ton and Mr. John varnado.
General ehairmen for the dance
were Jack strawder and Mrs
Royal 20 Club and Henry Dillon.
Kenney Robinson and John Jinlins
co-chsirmen for the Marquis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-20
Courtesy Doneine
Porty At P. w.
Friday Niqht

Invitations have been issued Tor
a Courtesy Party given by the
Girls Department and Co-workers
az Phyllis wheauey House on
Friday June 20 at $40 pm
The affair will be semi-formal
dancing party
Harry Lewis is chairman OF the
committee planning the affair.
Committee members include the
Mines Bodie Burnaugh, Roy Bow
les. Geraldine Tihadeau. jeanne
Holbrook, Genevie wnburn, Ethel
Ripper. Myrtle Banks. Garland
Ross. Louise Wright, Miles Newlin,
Cynthia westbrook. Leota Tanner,
Erma Jacox, Bette Neftzov, Ar
vada Mccoy Bernadette Ander-
son. Rhoda Lewis and onamia
| Brooks
Also the Misses Elaine Sutton,
Martha Kay and Catherine Nor
man. girls worker and advisor 10
the group
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-20
Additional Social &
Personal News
Minneapolis

Visiting In Detroit, Mr. and Mrs,
Wendell g Jones. 372l Aldrich Az
& are mentioning ia Detroit and
are guests " Mr. ana Mrs Ray
Hatcher
Family Guest Miss Wanda Faye
Jack Of Taylor Ark arrived IN
the city Monday June 10 fof a SIR
weeks visit with her sister Mlas
Dorothy Jene Jack and uncle and
aunt. REV ard Mrs y Henderson
~ 1899 Bryant Az ~
Mother Was Guest Mrs Mary
Faucott u Omaha Neb, who via
tied her daughters and families
Mr. and Mrs Albert Mcclure ioif
nnh So 8. ana Mrs Pearl Wilson.
$40 rs Az 3 left by motor FOR
her homo Sunday morning Mrs
Faucett came 20 attend graduation
exercises fof her grandson, Michael
Mcclure who was . Iunc graduate
n South high school Mrs Faus
cett nls9 viaited with her sisters
Mrs Berihu starks and Mrs I'd.
van Carr, A former resident ~
Minneapolis, Mrs Faucett herself
gradusted May ~ from Grace
Blble Institute Ia omaha and ~ q
graduate u Mcrhad School ~
Music ~ Minneapolis
sad Mission. Mrs Jessn Johns.
aiii irving Av received mess
age on Friday June IS. that her
mother Mrs Daisy Lang was crit
irniiy rs tn Mansfield. Ia Mrs
Johns ana her daughter irene left
FRIDAY evening BY plane 70 be- at
ule bedside ~ her mother. wia
died before her daughter arrived
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-20
Wedding Anniversaries
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS
MINNEAPOLIS

June n Mr. ana Mrs. William
r Jones III SSST stevens Av. 10
years
june sS Mr. and Mrs Carl
Russell. Sioa clinton Az one
years
June IS MIR and Mrs Bernard
r. Wilkinson. ala Third Az s.
sis years, Mr. and Mrs Pleasant
Breeder. 1909 Olson HWY 20
years. Mi and Mrs Joseph Ray,
7go Fremont Av ~. three years,
Mr. and Mrs Arthur A Lee, aa2s
Fourth Av s., three years
june 20 Mr. ana Mrs, Nuram
Gibbs. asa Elliot Az 81 years.
hr. and Mrs Glenn pullens. ASIA
THIRD Az s.. four years. Mr., aud
Mr, Matter Lowe. 1898 wsverly
Place. three years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-20
CRIspIiS ArTuCkS
HOME NEWS

Tho executive board 81 the Home
and the supervisor Mrs Naomi
Thomas are most spprocistivp Of
those Who attended The Member
ship open House on June $ and
10 Those who gave their services
and musical talent ~ the program
ami the cooperation % the pastors
~ Tho local churches
Ii has peon more than a year
since there has been a membership
drive for the home In spite of
the fact that the response was not
as great IA had been hoped the
board Is grateful Tor the member
sh,ps ~ far received and Tor those
that have been promised
Tho drive wilt continue unit
August y Anyone desiring 60 pro
cure a membership may contact
Mrs Thomas az tho home Mrs
Nobel Floyd OF Mir James 7
Hughes co-chatrmen Of the drive
or any member Of the board
Remember the sctdar eitiscna o
your community and set YOU
membership now
Mrs paarle Brown Il the nrwea
resident of the home
Mm Thomas, Mrs n Y bal
cnecr. Miss Matryce Dempsey nn'
Nj stephen Maxwell attended IN
/ Annual Report Dinner Of the ~
pam Community Cheat Mrs y
liz tlalengor ST. reporter
Former Resident Il Nisitof Mr'
Emma Bins uf Milwnukee, Wis
former resident Of Minneapolis
visiting relatives and friends an
| IL a gucat at the Andrews liot"
lMm Sims came 10 the city 10 ~
tend the meetings 81 the Order q
the Eastern Star
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-20

a select group Of as stunningly
attired friends,
Music Of a five piece orchestra
played beautiful tunes throughout
the affair keeping the large crowd
in a gay mood The ladies In their
frothy nylons In pastel hues and
modish creations in the popular
shades in net. taffeta and ehiffons
added color and charm 20 the
beautiful fete,
Enjoying the pretty affair were
the Messrs and Mines, Jack Ad-
ans, Barnell Breedlove. John Bible.
James Bradford, Richard Bradley
James Brown, George Cockren.
James Coleman. Ted Cook, Robert
Covington. william Davis. Joseph
Danforth. Lawrence Brown, James
Campbell Grady Elliot, Fred
Ewing, Walter Foster Archie
Owens. Wayne Glanton, Roland
Grissam, Robert Green, Joe Hut.
ton, William Helm, Clarence Har'
rison, James Jackson and Clentel
Jackson
Also gEmpsed on the dance fool
were the Misses y. p Black Mos
sey Chadwick Chatte sun Cannon
Dora Cuff, Louise Cuff. Betty JAG
obs: the Mines r Bowles Ger
aldine Brown, A Ellis, PATTI
Gross. Ruth HilL JoAnn Holhrook
Ruby Jackson, Beverly Logan. Ar
line Milton vers Lee Owens
Rhoda Pettiford Ltuena Wash
ington Marion Williams, Messrs
Harold Combs. Lorenzo Dozier, 1
B. Grey. I'D Harrington Ed Lacey
John Maxwell and Keith Ewing
Others noted were Miss Carlott