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Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07
ZAKI SALAMA
Avanzada del N~aciona|ismo Arabe

tib, destacado miembro del comite executive
de la Liga de Kuwait, exhort6 al gobierno
del Irak a tomar, cuanto antics, las medidas
necesarias para que ell Irak entire a formar
parte de la Republica Arabe Unida, bajo lie
presidential de Canal Abdel Nasser.
El.Khatib quiere tambien que Kuwait in
grese en- la federation. Manifesto que el So
berano de Kuwait, ell Emir Abdullah ElSalem
El-Habah tenia ell proposito de venir a Bagdad
pronto para r~ealizar una vista de ~cortesia al
gobierno revolucionario iraques.
POGO despues de ocurrido Ell golpe del
Irak, la radio de Teheran emprendio una
campana en- lengua kurda para advertir a
los kurdos que ellos, como los iranios, son
arios. Ell Iran pretendia, al parecer, con esa
campana hacer que ell million de kurdos del
norte del Irak Sc mantuvieran alejados de
los seis millones de Arabes ~iraqueses, que son
amitas.
Mercaderes iranios que viajan por lusa-
res diversos del Cercano Oriente dicen, que
la campana de la radio de Teheran reflej6 Ia
preocupacion que cause al Iran Ell golpe de
Bagdad. Anaden que ell iranio de la calle.
siente mucha mas amistad hacia Ell gobierno
revolucionario iraques que ell gobierno iranio.
De Pakistan lego aquf, Maulana Abdul
Hamid Bhashani, presidente del Partido Ma
cionalista Awami que Sc opone a los pactos
occidentalistas de Bagdad y de la organization
del Tratado del Asia Sudoccidental. Bhashani
visito al Primer Ministro, ell Brigader Abdel
Kerim Kassem y despues manifesto que Kas-
sem lie habia dicho que ahora, despues de la
revolution de Bagdad, habra mayor amis.
tad verdadera entire los pueblos de Irak y
Pakistan''.
Bhashani dijo la United Press Inter
national que la revolution de Irak "habia
dado al pueblo de Pakistan y de otros PASSES
afro-asiaticos, c~onfianza en- SUI lucha contra
las alianzas extranjeras".
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07
IAPA MEETS IN BUENOs AIRES

%sAs we all know, representatives of the continental
press are now holding their General Assembly in Ar
gentina. Every conference of the Press
Association has transcendental Importance not only for
the members of this great organization but also for the
general activities of all the countries, particularly of
those where there is absence of press freedom.
APAs only political function near the govern
nnents is that of fighting categorically, and with all the
expression and for the guarantees to the press.
In the theological field in general, the aforemen.
toned Association raises the banner of the democratic
ideals and fights for them in fulfilling its mission of
orientation. But IAPA stays away from the political
problems of the governments, except when they take
to persecution or arbitrary measures harmful to any
member of the organization. And from this level of
action, 1APA does a magnificent job of defense in favor
OF functional democracy, because, as we all know,
freedom of the press is one of the main supports Of the
other freedoms.
Now IAPA meets In the beautiful and progressive
city OF BuenOs Aires, where for several years the press
was subjected to repressi0ns by a regime unable to rule,
not even on the basis of demagoguery, with a free and
democratic press. The fight waged by IAPA in that
case made history within the organization and through
out America. Thus, it is very significant that the DELHI.
eratl0ns of an organization that groups more than six
hundred newspapers of the continent and which must
oppose the dictators of the present who, in one way or
the other, silence or persecute the members of the press
who choose to disagree with the policies of their regimes,
may take place in an environment of restored liberty.
DIA2IO LAS AMERICAS formulates its best wishes
for the success of the deliberations of the IAPA and
hopes that they will reflect In benefit of culture and
liberty in the Continent.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07
j i: i: !:
del ocontecer cvbono.,
EXCLUSIVE pARA eprAnro LAS AMrR1cAs">

EXCLUSIVE PARA cpAnIo LAS AMFRIcAs",
SANTORAL DEL DIA-La Iglesia Catolica celebra hoy 10
feshvidad de santos Marcelino, Fausto y victorino. ri
Hace algunos dis un viajero procedente de La. Habana,
bien informado siempre de la realidad nacional, me expncapa
los planes de Batsta en- 10 que Sc relaciona con las "elecciones.
Sepin Ell amigo, Batista pretende ceebrar la comedla de las
elecciones. aunoue sea en- las cabeceras de provincial. Para clio
cuenta, contara, con la complicidad de los funcionarlos electo-
rales, es decir, ell Tribunal Superior Electoral, las Juntas eleefo-
rales provinciales y municipales y Ell vergonzoso contubernio
de los llamados partdos de la oposici6n electoralista. En- su
afan de culminar ell proceso, Batista facufo a los Jefes de
puestos miitares para que determinen los sitios en- que deben
situarse los colegios. Para que no vuelva a escaparsele una jota
en- la "Gaceta Ofcial", go miembros del SIM custodian r1os
talleres donde Sc imprime ell periodico del goblerno. Las elec-
clones, segun ell amigo informante, "estan echas ya". Sefsha
confeccionado una doble emission de boletas. En- las candidaturas
del regimen y de la titulada oposcion seran "electos" aqueilos
a quienes vean con buenos oWs los cuerpos represivos de la
unicos soportes del Poder en- cuya lealtad Batista confa-
iCuales son los planes del regimen? De acuerdo con Jos
datos que ell amigo nos suminSra, ell Dictator "tiene ell COM
promise, 0 por 10 menos asegura que tiene Ell compromise do
celebrar las elecciones para "pacifcar Ell pals. Ell plan IN
cluye dictar Ell "a de febrero de 1859 una amnista pohtica de
caracter general. Batista Sc ira para "Kukine" ell "a de febrero,
a esperar la OCCASION propicia para trasladarse a Columbia en-
Ell uniforme de General en- Jefe del Estado Mayor Conlunto.
Mentras tanto gobernara desde "Kukine",. -
La amnistia sera "1ey de perdon, gesto magnanimo deRa-
tista con sus enemigos". Como la oposicion no ceJara en- sls
empenos de derrocar al re~gimen-Bahsta es solo una represen-
taci6n del regimen-las carceles Sc lenaran de presos pohpeo.
en- pocas semanas. Pero Batista cuenta con "convencer a~Pais
de la inutilidad de ss esfuerzos pacificadores, toda vz que 40
oposcion persistra en- SUI tarea de liquidar Ell despotismo: ].
TODD ESQ luce muy Undo en- ell papel NO creo que Ds~s
haya contraido Ell compromise de celebrar eiecciones " IS
huestes de Fidel Castro, o los combatientes en- las provinciaS
de Oriente. Pinar del Rio, La Habana, Matanzas, CamagleSn }
Las Villas. Todo otro compromise que no sea pac'ado eohTea
Casa q IL pig. ~ j.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07

ell espiritu quiso liberarse de,
la alta tension emotional a
que estaba sometido y que
alcanzaba va niveles irresis-,
tibles. Ell p~ensamiento, en- fua
ga, me llevo hasta la eatria.
Recorde en- I'm instante afro.
pelladamente muchas Sesio-
mes como esta y con rara cla-
ridad la Ultima que me TOGO
presidir en- la Casa Colonial
de los Abogados de Cuba. VII
no a mi memoria en- toda su
minuciosidad. Emprendia ell
.doloroso canine de la expa-,
TRACTION; dejaba trunca vein
tie amos de labor PROFESSIONAL
abandonaba ell sitial del pro-
fesor, me separaba de mis-
mas puros afectos para CO
menzar en- suelo extrano, en-
ell umbral de 10 preterito,-
una nueva tornado en- la Vida
En- csc instante, eterno "
fugaz, sin salir de esta Sala,,
mi espiritu estuvo aqui s7y4
ALA; lego I'm momento en-
que no saba 81 esta Asamss
blea Sc celebraba en- uno u
otro lugar; evoque y fund.-
en- I'm solo p~ensamiento ell
recuerdo de dos vidas. ejemr,
plares, Hostos y Marti, las
mas atlas del Continente anne
ricano y vibraron con resor.
nancia sin igual en- un mismo
y purisimo anhelo, Cuba in-s
fortunada, agitada y convulsa,-
cuya juventud Sc entrega, en-
holocausto por la restauraci6n-
de los principles democratic:
cos y Puerto Rico radiante
porque en- SUI suelo la Demo.
cracia es ell principle rector
de la humana convivencia, "
ell Ideal de la Justicia halls
realization cotidiana, de mos.
do simple, de modo sencillo,
sin hacer distinciones aten.
diendo a calidad, credo,. ra-
"a o ideas politicas de slos
hombres.
Por esa serie de mutacio-
mes intimas del espiritu he
estado a punto de perder-.els
rumbo en- esta session memo
rable. Sosegado va, pido con
tContinus 80 Ia P$g. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07
APLAUDE ACTITUD DE EMBAJADA
DE EE. UU. EN- CUBA

La Embajada de los Estados Unidos en-
La Habana ACADIA de hacer una declaration
desaprobando las contribuciones "esponta-
meas o forzadas" a los ~politicos de cualquie-
"a facci6n.
Me parece que la noticia So debe rela-
cionar con la preston que ell g%obierno STEM
pre- ejerce sobre las empresas en- la cerca-
mia de las elecciones, en- afan de recaudar
fondos para sus candidates.
Aplaudo la actitud de la Embajada.
lno les basta a esa genie con 10 que toman
del Tesoro Publico7
Hay que yer la velocidad que tienen en-
Ia cara algunos ~politicos de la America His
pana.
Jorge Luis ValladareS
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07
Carlos al Director
al
La Opinion de Nuestfos Lectores
LEE Ell DIARIo Y 10 EsTIMA

Me llega su ~peri6dico como I'm aliento
a mi soledad, aqui en- Colorado, donde realize
estudios sobre historic americana.
Celebro que haya en- Miami un foco tan
nutrido de hispanos, y especialmente de GU.
banos, que Sc interesan por la democracia
continental.
He usado algunos trabajos en- mis- cla-
ses y quiero repetirle mi admiration por la
labor que viene prestando Ell DIARl0 IS
AMERICAS desde Ell punto de vista de la
orienci6n civica.
Muchas g~racias y adelantel
Sinceramente suyo,
Pablo G. Olivar
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07
tai Ola COMO AVER
Lunes, 8 de octubre

~1O72-Asesinado Sancho II du-
rante ell sitio de Zamora.
1767-Nace Henri Christophe,
rey negro de Haiti.
17S1-Nace en- Mendoza ell CO.
ronel argentine Bruno
Moron.
182O-La ciudad de lea, Peru,
es tomada por ell general
Arenales.
1562--Muere en- Montevideo
Francisco Acuna de FL
gueroa, poeta.
1866-Circula en- los Estados
Unidos ell primer autom6-
vii.
1927-Primera p~elicula hablada:
eel Cantante de Jazz.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07
Martes, I de octubre

1543-Muere Hans Holbein, &C.
lebre pintor aleman.
1571-TieEe lugar la Batalla de
Lepanto.
1777-El general ingles Burgoy-
ne es vencido en- Stillwa-
ter.
1815-Muere Juan Hipolito Vyei.
ties, pr6cer argentine.
1848-Muere en- Baltimore, Ed
gar Allan, Poe, vate nor
teamericano.
1862-Bartolome Mitre es ele-
gido p~residente de la Ar
gentina.
1870-Gambetta Sc escapa en- un
globo durante el sitio de
Paris,
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07
pIDE MAS CORRECTION GRAMMATICAL

Deseo %criticar al periodico, por algunas
expresiones algo extranas que aparecen en-
sus t~itulares, y hasta en- los anuncios.
La gramatica castellana debe respetarse
y no creo que este bien decir "fatalidades"
por Academies, nj que Sc deba escribir
"equidad" por equity, queriendo decir Elm
version.
No es mi prop6sito censurar por gusto,
sine con ell deseo de que los que tienen a
SUI cargo la reduction, Sc den mas cuenta de
que hay ciertas reglas gramaticales y de buen
gusto, que no deben ~violarse.
lie saluda con TODD respeto,
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07
Operation
Punumericunu
Por 6. Cabrera Leivu

no eS realmente nueVo. Els
mas bien la sfntesis razonada
de toda la tragedia continen-
tai desde hace muchos amos;
ell ansia legitima de superb
cion integral de una v%eintena
de, pueblos, expuesta con SEN
satez y claridad al hermano
mayor del Hemisferio.
En- la base de esta tragedia
yacen los fuertes motives eco
nomicos. Senalarlos, ordenar
SUI analisis, y enfocar con to-
da sencillez las medidas pa
ra solucionar aquella, es 10
que ha hecho, de manera bre-
We y acabada ell p%residente del
Brasil, Juscelino Kubitschek.
Combatir ell sub-desarrollo
es la primera question a dilu-
cidar en- ell conjunto de medi-
das que plantea la Opera
ci6n Panamericana".
Evitar que la Iamada "gue-
IRA fra" Sc haga sentir en- los
paises h-ispanoamericanos, es
otra de las aspiraciones de es-
tie programa.
Redimir de la miseria y del
tenor a ruestros pueblos, al
zandolos en- unidad efectiva
frente al materialismo sovie-
tico es quiza ell mayor obieti-
vo perseguido.
La "Operacion Panamerica-
ma" emana del Brasil, y des-
de csc punto de vista, logico
es que responda a la inicia-
tiva y a la caracteristica del
gran pals ~sudamericano.
Su autor, ell Presidente Ku-
bitschek, habla por SUI naci6n
cuando dice: "Reclamamos ell
derecho de opinar y colabo-
rar efectivamente 10 que es un
imperative de una nacion que
Sc reconoce adulta y desea asu.
mir la plentiful de sus respon-
sabilidades en- una politica
que es suya".
Y sigue diciendo ell Presi-
dente Kubitschek: "Se COM
prueba que en- ell Brasil, y es-
toy SECURE que 10 mismo pa
sa en- los demas paises del
Continente, ha madurado la
conciencia de que no nos con-
viene formar I'm nero con-
junto coral, una retaguardia
characteristics, un simple
fondo de cuadro. Este tipo de
representation en- ell drama
del mundo no interesa a ma
die, menos aun a la gran de-
mocracia n~orteamericana".
Aclara Kubitschek que a ma
da aspira ell Brasil, nj aislada-
mente nj en- forma bilateral,
en- esta Operation Pan
americana. Su aporte consis-
te unicamente en- co1aborar q
TN entendimiento general y
effective entire los paises her.
manos del Continente.
Sin pretensiones de "com-
petencia en- el liderazgo'', Ell
Presidente Kubitschek some
tie a la consideration de los
Estados Unidos y a Ia vez del
resto de los paises america
nos la necesidad de combatir,
en- forma sensata, construct
va y audaz, la miseria eco
monica en- nuestros paises,
despertar la conciencia fra
ternal de los mismos sobre
bases positivas y no sobre me-
ra retorica, y ell desenvolvi-
miento de los PASSES "de Geo.
monica todavia rudimentaria.
Sc trata, segun Kubitschek,
de llegar a la misma revision
de TODD un concepto politico:
ell Panamericanismo; este es,
plantear sin escondrijos nj do
bleces 10 que debe ser este,
como llegar a convertible en-
realidad Functional y como po-
der servirnos de Ell, eficazmen-
te, como bandera de legitima
conciencia colectiva.
No es asunto de reconstruir
10 devastado, sino de impul-
(Pasa . la PAgina -
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07

VISA n -
&N -
No existe en- c~astellano la palabra visa. Exse el verbo
visar, que signnica poner Ell vsto bueno a un documento 0 Ger.
tncaci6n. No cataloga ell Diccionario academico ningin sus.
tantivo que denote la accion o efecto de visar, pero- sesuna las
reglas de la derivation castellana, tai SUBSTANTIVE debe ser Visa.
ei6n, y Ell uo de la genie culta af 10 tiene confirnado.
flea 10 mismo que ell visar espanol, es decir, poner ell vistos bue.
no (mettre lie visa). Visa es originalmente voz latina que vale
por cOsa vista.
Como sinonimo de visa usan tambien los ingleses vis6, par.
tepio pasado del verbo frances.
Visa ee, pues, anglicado. En- espanol, la formula risrnasgs
ViEO Bueno. Ell acto de vissr, visaei6n. ~A
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07
NO sIEMPRE "sE HABLA EspAsoL~

DIARIO LAS AMERICAS, como inico 70
cero de los hispano-americanos en- Miami, po-
dria iniciar una campaha para que en- alsu-
mas tiendas de esta bella ciudad nj Sc engane
a los visitantes latinoamericanos con letreros
que proclaman "SE HABLA ESPANOL" sin
que haya una persona dentro que entienda
siquiera una docena de palabras del idioma
de Cervantes.
Una vez 10 han hecho entrar a I'd. con 81
engaho del l%etrerito, tratan de venderle, a Sc
mas, la mitad de la tienda, en- muchos casos
tratando de aprovecharse de la isnorancia del
idioma ingles de la supuesta victima.
81 las autoridades no hacen NADIA para
remediar tai irregularidad, tai vez la ca
mara de Concrete o cualquiera otra entidad
podria tomar cartas en- ell asunto. 0 hablan
espahol no 10 hablan. Que digan la verdad.
Jorge Tovar Angule
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07
Ell ANcLIcIsMo EN- Ell EsPANoL
CONTEMPORARIES

Con Ell prop6sto de contibuir a mantenimiento de- Il purezsA A.
nuestro idioma. diariamente pubEcaremos en- eNa p&gna a artndo ahl
intePesante y novedoso Dtccionario de AngLcismo del eminents tnternA
eacnaMsSa y fl6oso panameho doctor Ricardo j. Afaro.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07

Pablo G. Olivar
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-01-11
y Ground Breaking Ceremony Well Attended

Parish, Morgan Park, Father
Czryl, st. Gerard Parish, Mark
ham. Father Peter B. Fritz, st.
Christopher Parish, Midlothian,
Rev. John Stack, OS.A. ana
Donald Benzing. Also among
those present were Mrs. N. Died
enhofen nd daughter, Edith and
Mr.. and Mrs. BroSSard and
others whose names we were
unable to obtain.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-01-11

Though the weather was very
cold and the ground icy the
Ground breaking ceremony for
ST. Peter Claver Catholic church
was we'll attended.
Among those present were:
Father Douherty and Father
Phil of ST. Benedict's Parish,
Blue Island, Monsignor John
Owzzarek, Holy Name of Mary
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-01-11
The Christian Hope NIB
Church Opens Sunday

The Christian Hope Missionary
Baptist Church will begin it's
opening services at 1916 West
139th street on Sunday, January
II, 1858 at 800 pm. The public
is invited.
Rev. Chas. Mccoy, Pastor
w. Anderson, Clerk.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-01-11
rHIS HERITAGE which i!

THIS HERITAGE which is
l. ours with the freedoms we
enjoy is not cheap. When we
have better government in our
village it won't be because we
criticized tn e administration,
rather. when we as citizens be-
come law abiding and accept the
responsibility it entails. Every
refusal by a citizen to perform
his duty to the best of his know
ledge, helps to sunplant our
Christian heritage and govern
ment with Communism and fear.
Too often we are satisfied with
minimums, low standards, and
getting4by, cheap attitudes. We
often hear "they" will do it and
"they" are responsible for such
things as the lack of recreational
facilities for our children; lack
of sidewalks; lack of medical
center in village of 5000 popu-
lation; no dry goods stores nor
a shopping center, no banks, nor
many other things you can think
of which they ought to have
But we are "they."
"Where there is no vision the
people perish.
Theodore Roosevelt once said:
"What We need is not the desire
to perform heroic deeds under
altogether exceptional circum-
stances, but the steadfast deter
mination to perform the rather
commonplace duties of every
day. day by day, as they arise.
Speaking broadly, the person
who does that is one whom
you can trust when the need
for heroism arises"
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-01-11
The OUTLOOK
By Pastor Stephens
WHO is THEY?

why don't they keep the
streets little cleaner?
You ask with deep annoyance
not undue.
Why don't they keep the
parks a little greener?
(Did you ever stop to think
that they" means youO
How long will they permit
this graft and stealing?
Why don't they see the courts
are clean and true?
Why will they wink at crook
ed public dealing?
(Did you ever stop to think
that they means youD
Why don't they stop this
miserable child labor?
And wake the S.P.C.A. up
afeW?
While thus you gently knock
your unknown neighbor,
CDid you ever stop to think
that they means your
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-07-24
Disease Claims
so More EInls
On College Campus

The Dutch elm disease, which
took a severe toll of Bluffton trees
particularly on the college cam
pus, has killed another 40 or so
trees in the wooded area of the
college grounds, The College
Bulletin has announced.
"Some sections of the campus
are especially hard hit, such as
the area long College avenue"
the Bulletin stated. Loss of the
trees, including a number of
large ones, will lessen the beauty
of the campus, it continued.
Efforts to protect the remaining
elm trees are proving costly to the
college. The infected trees must
be marked and cut promptly.
Then all of the wood must be
destroyed
Probably the largest elm tree
in Bluffton is located on the BIC
campus near the central heating
plant just off College avenue.
Thus far it has escaped the dis
ease as has the large elm on the
Presbyterian church lawn on
Main street.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-07-24
Loses Fingers in
.LaWnmOWer Mishap

Albert Oyer, 217 North Lawn ave-
nue., suffered the loss of parts of two
fingers on his right hand last We'd
nesday morning in an accident oc-
curing while he was making an adj
iustment on his rotary lawn mower
while working on his lawn.
Mr.. Oyer had completed making a
carburetor adjustment on the mower
while seated on the ground beside it.
In preparing to rise, he supported
himself by placing his hand on the
front of the mower and his fingers
slipped into the blade.
At Bluffton Community hospital, it
was learned that one finger was sew
cred through the bone and the other
so badly mangled amputation was
necessary.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-07-24
Wilma Augsburger
To We'd Nebraskan

Mr.. and Mrs. Memo Augsburger of
Pandora have announced the ap-
preaching marriage of their daughter,
Wilma Lorene, to Roger Wischmeier
of Wilcox, Neb. The wedding will be
an event of Friday evening, August
l, at 7:30 o'clock in the st. John
Mennonite church.
The custom of open church will be
observed.
Both Miss Augsburger and Mr.. Wis
chmeier are music teachers at Grace
Bible Institute of Omaha, Neb.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-07-24
Bridal Shower

A double bridal shower was given
by Miss Doris. Basinger and Mrs.
Myron Geiger at the Geiger home
Friday evening honoring Miss Esther
Hofstetter, bride-elect of David
Bicker and Miss Janice Diller, bride
elect of Eldon Wohlgemuth.
Guests included Mrs. Joel Kimmel,
Mrs. Frances Rex, Lima; Mrs. Lester
Butler, Mrs. Don Badertscher, Mrs.
Norman White, Mrs. Albert Diller,
Mrs. Waldo Hofstetter, Misses Gladyce
Bixel, Rachel Garmatter, Harriet
Bixel, Marian Diller, Doneta Amstutz
and Mrs. David Beery.
Regrets were sent by Mrs. David
Emans, Mrs. Bill Ramseyer, Misses
jeanne Rodabaugh, Carolyn Garmat-
ter and Norma Luginbill
The honored guests were presented
with many lovely gifts. After games
were played refreshments were
served.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-07-24
TOPS Nip IN Tuck club

Nip M Tuck met at the home of
Evelyn Bowyer with five members
present. New manuels were handed
out to those present. Next meeting
will be with Mildred Frankhauser. A
contest will be our program. Each
member is to bring some article of
food and give the amount of calories
contained in it.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-07-24
Society and clubs

community house, with eight men,
bers answering roll call. Treasurer's
report showed a total of $23.31
cleared on the "cookie walk" which
was held July 8. A swimming party
is planned for sometime after August
l. Various demonstrations were given
by the members and refreshments
were served by Louise and Martha
Wilkins. Guest at the meeting was
Mrs. Glover Webb.
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Progressive Mothers Club

The Progressive Mothers club will
meet at the home of Margaret Steiner
Tuesday, July 90 at s o'clock. Evelyn
Michel will give the deyotions and the
program will be "Ad lib for three
minutes"
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Alpha Gamma Club

Lois Rodabaugh will be hostess to
the Alpha Gamma club on July rs.
The program will be given by Ann
Balmer on Mental Health-Men
Against Insanity"
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Buttons and Bows All

All members of Bluffton Buttons
and Bows All club please bring your
donations to the bake sale at the
Carma theatre, Saturday, July 26, at
9 a. m.
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Beaverdam Livestock All

Beaverdam Livestock All club
meeting will be held at the home of
Steve Smith, July "a at 500 p. m.