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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-04

nice. Bila je clanicom nase mics
ne organizacije Klub Hrvatskih
Majka Kceri, pa je njihovim
redovima doprinasala svoj dio ra-
da, svoj dio pomoci, kada je ko-
mu pomot bila potrebna. Bila je
postovana cd sviju koji su ju po-
znavali, bila je dobra srca ple-
menite duse, kao takova uzivala
je veliko postovanje cd nasega ma
roda cd drugih koji su ju po-
znavali, svi su ju cjenin kao do
bru Majku, kao dobro humane BIZ
&c.
Njezini zemni ostanci bill su
prevezeni u katolicku crkvu Sveto-
ga FRAME, gdje je uz mnostvo ma
roda prijatelja odsluzena pjeva-
ma Sveta Misa, "a upokoj njezine
plemenite dobre duse. Prigodnu
propovjed odrzao je zupnik rece-
ne crkve, nakon crkvenih obreda
prevezeni su njezini zemni ostanci
ma Katolicko Groblje Roselawn
polozeni ma vjecni pocinak. Mad
grobno slovo odrzao je nize potpi-
sani ime clanstva nasega odsje-
ka, u ime Kluba Hrvatskih Maj
ka Kceri, II ime svih stovate-
liza prijatelja pokojnice, istak-
nuvA njezin PRIMER zivota, ME
zinu majcinu brigu ljubav do
svoje djece, njezin uzoran zivot
kao vjernice Hrvatice, njezino
postovanje do nase move domovine
il njezinu odanost do Hrvatske
Bratske Zajednice.
Pocivaj u miru sestro prijate-
ljica Anka, neka tvojoj plemeni-
toj dust svjetli vjecnost vjecna,
neka Svemoguci bude milostiv
tvojoj dobroj dust a tvoja posto-
, vana uspomena zivjeti &c srcu
/ duA dugi niz godina, kod svih
onih koji su te u zivotu poznavali
/ postival. Tvojoj dragoj djecici,
sada u svijetu bez roditelja ma
BE duboko iskreno sauceste, a
. zeljom molitvom, da 1 oni u 60
dinama koje su pred NINA slijede
stope tvoga uzornoga i cjenjenoga
zivota. Pocivaj miru u svojoj
novoj domovini, pokraj svoga su.
pruga oca tvoje dobre djecice-
AMEN.
Ivan ID. Dutkovioh, predsjed-
mix odsieAA .t
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-04
Ia crkvu Svetog lille U
lipniku

SUDBURY, Ont. - Ma mOipu
koja je bila objelodanjena u
Zajednicaru cd %. januara,
1858. po Branku Carr il Kansas
City, mi smo Sc ovdje pobrinuli
da nesto sakupimo "a popravak
; nase farne crkve Lipniku. y
glavnom sakupljala je Ana Ma
tan, pomagali SUI joj J. Jarsulit
i Slavica Borkovic podpisani,
! Evo imena darovatelja:
Po $1,000: Ivan Olga Sam
, boil;
| Po $500: Ivan Jacmenovich
William Zugecic, Alex Matan,
, Ivan Dolinar, Ivan Jarsulic, Will
fred Seguin Confectionery, O.
bitelj Perkovich (Frod HoteD
John Miller, John Borkovich;
Po S4.O0 Alojzija Novosel;
Po $500: Obitelj Severinski
Pc $500: Toma NARCOTIC, Jan.
ko Sudac, Rudy Sudac, Peter
Zvonkovic St., Franjo Borkovic,
Dragica Dukovic, J. Savic, Obi
tell Orsag, John Hrynkiw, Ste.
vo Siromasic, Prijatelj, Nikola
Loncar, Frank Bahni, Fred
Ivancak, August Skubit, Janko
Madjeruh, Karlo Zovko, August
i Vrscaj.
Pc $1.OO: Josip Kasunic, Paul
Celinscak, Franjo Kostelic, Yuro
Jakov, Josip Bedek, Nikola Mi
kan, Petar Pastuovic, Mile Matt.
jevic, Janko Jelenic, Kazimir
/ zalac, Milo Rehoric, Antonija
Kadric, Albin Sostaric, Peter
I Zvonkovich MI, Steve Furac,
MILO Skrtie, Obitelj Petras, B,
Zatloukal, NADIA Bobesic, Josip
! Bratina, Anne Bratina, M. Jele-
| mic, August Pintur, Danica Ba-
dovinac, D. Katarincic, Barbara
Mutz, Zorica Selebaj, Karolina
Bubalo, Peter Butorajac, Bob
Jakov, Ignac Severinac, Josip
Pericak, Janko Butorajac, Mirko
Brinjak, Obitelj Nosic, P t e 7
! frankie, Tony Sudac, Mike Mi
teff, Dragica Sintic, MILO Radi-
mic, Janko Vinski, Nikola Meni-
can, Julka Drazenovic, Josip Ha-
lovanic, Franco Dautovic, Ora.
| gutin Kudasic, Vera Jovanovic
Mirko Valic, Pero Culumovic
Stripan Pocrnic, lila Andjelit
Katica Lew, Ljubica Ragus, Os'
kar Arnold, Rode Maks, Ivar
Belanek, Maria Rovansek, Pc
ter Bobinac, Lillian Jasmeno
vich;
/ Po so cent?: N. N. (Nepo
l znati).
, Ukupno je sabrano $157 sc
Posto su kanadski dolari nest
. jaci cd U. S. A. te smo dobi
a svotu $159.64 i poslali direktn
: ma zupnika, nasto smo dobii oc
govor kojega dolje donosimo:
Lipnik, dne 13. w. 1855
! Dragi zupljani, prijatelji do
brotvori zupe Lipnik
| SUDBURY
! Prize kratkog vremena primil
smo preko gospodina Ivana JAG.
menovic eek u iznosu cd 159 do.
lara 81 centa sto ste vi saku.
pill i darovali "a popravak nase
zupne crkve Lipniku i zupnoga
dvora.
Neobicno mas je razveselila
plemenitost Vasih srdaca lju.
bav prema Vasoj rodnoj grudi
Teskoce su Vas natjerale da je
napustite i da odete u tudji
daleki svijet, ali sve blago Ste
ga deje covjelzu tudjina, ne moze
zamijeniti ljub2vi prema svojo.
domovini, jer kako ka3e lijepe
mas hrvatski pjesnik Prerado
vic: "Domovina kakva bila, 70
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Ia crkvu U Bribiru

Los Angeles, Calf. Ma
molbu Ia popravak crkve svetoe
Petra Pavla u Bribiru vec s,
Sc odazvali nasi krajani iz Ana
! conda, Montana St. Louis
Missouri, pa evo sada mi IL
Los Angelesa i drugih mjesta o.
! We okolice cinimo svoj dio "a
istu crkvu, koju sam vidjela
prosle godine kada sam bila u
posjetu nasem starom kraju. O.
va crkva je bila jedna cd maj
ljepSih u HrvatsEom Primorju,
ali koja je u proslom ratu bila
zapaliena porusena. Mas ia
mosnji narod je dosta siromasan
i nije moguc da crkvu popravi
bez nase pomoci, koju je pomoc
cd mas i tra'io i ma Sto smo Sc
mi evo odazvali. Mas narod
iako je dosta siromasan, ali je
vrlo gostopriman, sto sam opa-
Ella kad sam tamO Dlla.
Ia crkvu sam sakupila $780,
90, a "a skolsku diecu u Bribiru
S64.00, pa Sc ovim putem svima
darovateljima zahvaljujem,
koji su kako slijedi:
Ia SvetOga Petra / Pavla
crkvu u Bribiru
Po $1,000: Joe Tomich, John
SlSocilich, Nick Halich, Charles
MAJOR, BoSo Cor.
Po $500: Anita Castro "Mu-
, reta", Matt Stanisich, Milka
Mudrovcich Span, Anica To-
! mich "Peraja", Mark Drazich,
Nick Tuss, Ane Balen, Frank
Stanisich, Frank Stanisich sin,
| Pavica Zeljak "Krsul', Matt
T kovich, Mara Tomich
Span; Matt Krsul; po $500:
Marija Kucan "Dobrotinich";; po
$3.50: Ivan Antonich, John An
ton;c',-sin.
Po $500: Fila Cor, Kate To-
mich, Kate Mureta, Mate Simac,
stefa Stipec, Egedo Tomich,
Loizo Po$arich.
! Po $1.OO: Kate Varonin "Mu-
reta", Marija "Martincic" Nc
Lelan. Ukupno $4,000.
Ia skoIsku djecu u Bribiru
Po $1,000: Anita Castro, Ar
ba Halich, Fila Drazic; po $500:
Ivan Simac, John Veljacic, Vim
ko Antonich, Matt Plovanich;
po $3.50: Ivan Antonich, Ivan
Antonich-sin.
Po $500: Marija Kucan Do
brotinich, Joe simac, Matt To-
mich-span, Aloizo Pozarich; po
$1.OO: Ana Antonich. Ukupno
$4,000. Cd owe svote smo po-
slali $500 "a olovke, $14.0O "a
razno, a $45.OO u gotovom nov
Gu. ia vam sc svima cd srca
sahvaljujem.
Anita Castro "Mureta", 4O1
West Riggin Street, Monte
rev Park, Calf.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-04
DIR. JOSIP H. PAVLINAC
q spomen prijatelju i bratu
DR.. Josip HI. Pavlinac
Pi4e: Ivan d. ButkoviE, bivH
predsjednik H, B. z

predsjednik H. B. z.
Prva vijest o neocekivanoj smrti
DR.. Pavlinac stigla mi je zracnom
po3tom Cd jednoga cd mojih pri-
jatelja u gradu Pittsburgh, par
dana kasnije titao sam u nasem
slu4benom glasilu Zajednicaru vi
jest o njegovoj smrti, koja me je
jedna druga West duboko ga
nula. Duboko - razloga, jer sc
njeeovod dosta preranoj smrti nj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-04
MALI 0GI LAS NIX
zAJEDN MIC R A
CIJENIK
CI.JEMIK

Ohitna mrla p0tr:,"a, Il kOIOl
80 trazi Znanca iii pri ;at"lJa
"a sva!xu uvrStbu 81 90
TkO trazi radnike, pO Incl 200
rkO prOdaie kucu. zemlju.
trgOvinu iii slicnO, pO Incl 100
Ia tri uVrStbe 500
Zenidbeni Ogiasi pOnude ne
primaju Sc.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-04
UMRLI CLANOVI HI. B. L.
PRIJAVLJENI Cd "a. DO 80. MAJA, 1858

kata MarakOvic
284 Frank SlanOvic
391 Steve DOncevic
423 Rade RadulOvic
518 Franjo krajacic
600 Kata Kasunic
COS ROZi OreSkOvich
655 Franjo Sancic
984 Nikola Krajacic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-04
Thomas Pavlinich, tajnik
NIKOLA KNEZEVIC

WarwOod, w. Va. Ovime
javljamo tuznu vijest clanovima
HBz., rodbini / prijateljima, da je
mas odsjek 523 izgubio il svojih
redova svoga clana, Nikolu Kne-
zevica, koji je umro 7. februara
1855, ciju sliku ovdje donosimo.
Pokojni brat je rodjen pred Ct
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-04

6 Ljuba zalac
9 Mate Billie
Frank Gaspar
80 MarkO Babic
so Rose MudrOvcic
IS Maria Prus
10 MirkO Stiglic
~ Petar Site
2O1 Ferdinand kanjer
261 Mike ShOlta
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-04
PETAR SKACAN'

Beaver Falls, Pa. Odsjek
"Sveta Tri Kralja" broj SO HBZ.
javlja zalosnu West, da smo IL
naSe sredine izgubili jednog vri-
jednog tlana, brata Petra Skacan,
koji je umro 26. januara 1858.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-04

-- Molim prijatelje i
znance, koji bi znali sto nome
Svo2oru i svogorici, Mr.. i Mrs.
Mirilo Horvatic, da mi jave. Ia
kodjer molim njih osobno, ako
vide iii cuju "a ovu potragu, da
mi Sc jave, posto imam vaznu
stvar da i'm saopcim. Njihov
zadnji boravak' bio je u Denver,
Colorado. Moja je adresa: Mag
dalena Pulig, 1417 w. 10th ST.,
Chicago 8, Ill.
- Trazim zensku, ko-
ia bi uzela brigu kuci staroj
bolesno1 zeni. ia ne radim pa Gu
joj biti ma uslugu. Radnja ne &c
biti naporna. Mi smo jednostav-
nj radni narod, ona bi Sc osje-
Gala kao da je svojoj vlastitoj
kuti. Ia daljnje informacije pi-
site ma: Joe Musa. 3446 Eagle
Street, Los Angeles SO, Calf.
Telefon: AN 3-1955.
(23-24-25-26-2O
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-04
DRUSTVENI
-VIJESNIK -
Odsjek 4OS. Cleveland, Ohio.

Odsjek 4O3. Cleveland. Ohio. -
Svi tlanovi naseg odsjeka Sc po-
zivaju da dodju ma sjednicu, koja
&c sc odrzavati nedjelju, 8. juna
| 1858. u Sokol Poljski Hall, 7146
Broadway, tocno u sata poslije
podne.
Brace i sestre. svi trebate doti
ma ovu sjednicu, mladi | start, jer
kao Sto vam je poznato, da &c ma
81 Ujedinjeni Odsjeci grada Cleve-
landa odrzati i owe godine Zajed-
, nicarsk Dan Ii nedjelju, 81. augu-
sta, gdje prosle godine. Mi owe
godine imamo nase djevojke. koje
Sc natjetu "a kraljicu Zajednicar-
skog Dana srecke su vec u ras-
prodaji. Stoga bi ma sve vas ape
lirao, koji ste uzeli srecke da In
sto bolje prodajete, te time poma-
tete svojoj djevojki a isto vrije-
me time pomazete da kupimo elm
prize nase zajednicko zemljiste,
gdje cemo odrzavati nase drustvs-
Il6 plk1llkS l HdDdNe.
Dale zelim kazati nasem Clan
stvu, da je ma nasoj proshoj sjed-
, nici zakljuceno. da Sc nakon owe
| sjednice pocasti sve one naAe ses-
ire clanice ostale clanove, koti
su radili "a nasu proSlu xabavu,
koja je vrlo dobro uspjela moral
no materijalno. Troskove Il vesi
owe zabave iii Party odsjek &c pla-
titi iz svoje blagajne. Zato dodjite
svi ma sjednicu, pa da Sc poslije
iste lijepo pozabavimo uz dobar
! zagriZak napitak.
Andy Tumbri, fzvj.
Odsjek 4S5. Youngstown, Ohio.
- Ovim putem pozivljemo sve
tlanove naseg odsjeka da dodju ma
sjednicu, koja &c Sc odrzati 8. u-
ma, to jest tjedan prize nego do
lazi redovita sjednica s razloga to-
ga, sto temo imati mas piknik ma
Father Day, IS. juna. zato je po-
trebno da sc clanstvo odazove u
sto vecem broju "a pripremu stva-
ri "a rad, da nam piknik sto bo-
| lie uspije.
Zato ne zaboravite doci ma sled
nicu u nedjelju, 8. juna, vrijeme
kao obitno u American Croatian
Citizen Club, 1889 Poland Avenue.
Luka Bilandzija. predsj.
Uolxa,-~ -
Odsjek 844, Hamilton, Ont. -
Ovime Sc poziva sveukupno CLAN
stvo naseg odsjeka ma redovitu
mjesecnu sjednicu, koja &c Sc odr-
zati u nedjelju, 8. juna 1858, u
10 sati prize podne, u dvorani kao
| obicno. Nasim clanovima je po-
znato, da mi kroz zimsku sezonu
odrzavamo sjednice poslije podne
a kroz ljetnu prize podne, stogs
ovo &c biti nasa prva redovits
sjednica, koja &c poteti u 10 sat
prize podne, te je pozeljno da sv
l clanovi istoj prisustvuju, posto &c
? mo imati vrlo vaznih poslova z
i rijesavati.
Dale zelim opomenuti svu on
bracu, koja nisu uplatila svoj
> clanarinu, da to cim prize ucine
ako zele dalje ostati aktivni tla
novi odsjeka HBZ. Posto brace
II sestre ia sam wanna prize pisao,
da nisam banl1ir nitko neka me-
ne ne krivi "a svoju nemarnost,
nego sami sebe, ia wise ovako
ne mogu, da vam pravo kazem
i ne Gu wise "a nikoga platati
nego sam prisiljen suspendirati iii
ma rezervu stavljati. Ovo vam je
dosta receno drzite Sc reda kao
pravi clanovi, ne kao spekularAi.
Dakle, da ste mi Zdravo do
vidjenja ma sjednici s. juna.
Flip Zebic, tajnill.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-04
JAVN0 BIZ JE7NICKI uRED

Mas ured izradjuje sve prav-
ne spise kao punomoci, kupo-
prodajne ugovore, darovnice
i slicne isprave. Pribavljamo
krstne, vjencane i smrtne IL
stove IL starog kraia kao |
ovdje. TkO zeli dobaviti rod
binu il Jugoslavije moze Sc
| ma mas Obratiti "a infOrmacije.
Posreduje Sc "a uredjenje ma
sliedstva ovdje i II Jugosla-
viii. Obavlja Sc svakovrsne
prevode.
! Kosto Unkovic,
! JAVNI BIIJEzNIK
5O8 Grant Street
Pittsburgh 10, Pennsylvania
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

arrived and standing in front Of U.S. their black booted
feet planted far apart. began to question us in most
routine matter-of-fact manner
Your name, ma'am?' one asked me. his pencil
poised above his little black book
Then. Your age. ma'amT'
Finally he got to my address.
Prospect" said Prospect, Kentucky"
Il mean, ma am. your Washington address"
i have no Washington address. My husband and
are here for few hours our way to New York"
He dropped the pen into the little black book and
snapped shut Then he lifted his head and said with
the utmost seriousness and dignity MAY ] say,
maam. how sorry am that this visit to your capital
hasn't been more enjoyable?"
You may" replied and said no more; but ever
since then whenever get under the xray machine for
Treatment for the pulled lsaments in my aching elbow
think Of lot more things should have said
disgrace that the citizens Of these United States
can't walk the streets Of their capital or Of any other
city Of this land for that NATTER without being museed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

BY hoodums. What we coming to? Riding in
armored cars so We won't have our heads Dashed in?
Mark and ! weren't the only people who were
attacked in Washington that night. We were just two
Of list And though Mark makes light Of the incident
now he missed being killed BY only couple Of inches
More Dangerous Than IN Europs7
Among the others the list was woman whose purse
was wrenched from her within the next IS or 20 min
utes. just few blocks away from Woodley Road.
Not so shocked and dazed we had been and also
closer to the getaway car she got the license number
enabling police to spot the car almost Immediately and
arrest its four occupants. later learned that police BE-
leved these were the same hoodums who assaulted US
This night Of thievery and beatines exception
The patrOmen admitted. Police doing their best
to cope with crime in the Streets but pedestrians many
Of them young women with government jobs. contnue
10 be waylaid In the best neishborhooas.
And this in the capital mind you Of the first ranking
country in the world. The country that stands for law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

and order. both at home and abroad. What must the
hundreds Of foreigners residing in the embassies along
Sixteenth Street. Massachusetts, and The other broad
avenues. think? We pride ourselves on Washington's
magnificent public buildings. extensive parks. glorious
trees, beautiful monuments But what do these spell
people can't walk in safety after the sun eoes down?
Why. Washington or any other American city is
more dangerous far as mconcerned than Damascus
or Ankara or Berlin or Sofa Budapest or Issanbul
remember huIyns along the slippery. narrow, pitch
black streets Of old Jerusalem one midnight with only
q woman companion. carrying iashlieht to show us
the way. and having no occasion to be afraid.
remember saunterins through that extensive park
along the lake front in Geneva many. many evenings
with one friend once even alone and never being
accosted. remember waiting on dimly liz corners in
Cairo for those dnky street cars and never having 10
fight for my bag - or my honor remember long after
dark the streets Of Iskenden Of Salonika Of Haia Of
Rome. Of Paris. Of London - and no skuldueeery
But Washington! Oh. my aching arm. TIE End
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16
Germantown
P-TA Shown
Slides by
School Nurse
BY Deborah Lenz
Gaithersburg 692-M

The October P-TA meeting of
the Germantown Elementary
School was held Monday evening.
Theme of the program was Meet
Our School Nurse" Miss Lavere
Mason was the guest, and she
showed picture slides.
Mrs. Andrew II. Gibbs, Neigh
borhood Chairman of the Girl
Scouts announces that the fall
program is now underway
Brownie Troop 979 meets every
Tuesday after school at the Ger
mantown School. There are Is
members. Mrs. Gibbs is leader,
with the helpful assistance of
Mrs. Edward Hamrich, co-leader.
Mrs. Gibbs also announces in
the Germantown area the form
ing of a brand-new Brownie
Troop, still too new to have a
troop number. Mrs. Lucille
Jones is leader of this group, with
two co-leaders: Mrs. Bertha La
tona and Mrs. Mary Bullard.
There are IL members.
Mrs. Henry Setter, Sr., has con-
sented to be the Germantown rep
resentative for the United Givers
Fund. This responsibility entails
time and sacrifice. Please assist
her to assist others by giving gen.
erously and in a spirit of glad
ness. Remember the three HIS
you give with your money: health,
happiness, and help.
Mr.. George Crawford had the
misfortune to injure his hand on
his farm last week. AS he was
changing the blade of his mower,
he cut tendon of his left hand,
which required surgery to repair.
The Crawfords have reason to
believe the proverb that it never
rains, but it pours, because as
he reached home from Sandy
Spring Hospital with his wife,
they learned that his wife's father
from Gaithersburg had unexpect.
edly been taken to Suburban Hos
pital. Hearty wishes for a speedy
recovery are extended to Mr..
Crawford and his father-in-law.
It's a fifth girl for the Wach.
ters; Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Wach-
ter are being congratulated on
the birth of a fifth child and fifth
daughter at Montgomery General
Hospital, Sandy Spring, last We'd
nesday, October 8. The new Miss
Wachter is named Brucie Jean.
Three days after the joy
brought by the new baby, sorrow
struck the Wachter home in the
death of Mr.. Wachter's mother,
Mrs. Annie Wachter, who lived
with them. She died late Satur-
day night, October IL.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16
World Order
Observance
Is Readied
BY K0kO Wittenburg
Church Editor

World Order Sunday will be OBJ
served in churches around the
universe this Sunday, with spe-
cial emphasis on the Importance
of living together" Among the
area churches holding special
services will be Faith United
Church at 2208 Rockland ave-,
who will hear William l.. Tsitsi-
WI, education attache of the
Ghana, Africa Embassy in Wash
ington, d. c. He will speak at
the II am. worship service on
"The Contribution of Christian
Missions to Ghana's Independ-
ence." Mr.. Tsitsiwu has received
degrees from Glasgow Univer-
sity, London University, and Co
lumbia University.
Following the service at which
new members will be received
into membership of Faith United,
coffee hour will be held.
Over 800 persons with over
whelming enthusiasm over the
minstrel show and turkey dinner
were on hand to celebrate the an.
niversary of Crusader Lutheran
Church of Rockville last Friday
evening. Master of ceremonies
was DIR. Paul Sydow, president
of the congregation. Co.directOrs
of the show were Pearl KOOntz
and Jean Everhart.
The Solemn Novena to st. Jude
will be observed October 20 to 2S
with services at 8 o'clock nightly,
at the st. Jude's Catholic Church,
12701 'Veirs Mill rd., in Rockville.
The Rev. Joseph Wild will preach.
Harvest Party at the Twin
brook Recreation area will be en-
joyed by the families of the Rock
vile Unitarian Center Saturday
evening from Z to $3.50. Campfire
and supper will be on the pro.
gram for the outdoor get-together.
A new church group designed
to serve the NorthwOOd area of
Silver Spring has been organized
under the name of NOrthwOOd
Area Christian Fellowship. Pas
tor of the group is the Rev.
Charles NJ. Bunce. Cooperating
churches include Bethel Baptist,
Episcopal Chapel of the Good
Shepherd, and the Kemp Mill
Methodist Church.
The Board of Directors of the
Archdiocesan Council of Catholic
Women will attend a retreat at
the Washington Retreat House
Saturday from 9 to 4 pm. "Roots
in Confidence for Catholic Wom-
en-" will be the theme of the ses-
sions led by the Rt. Rev. Thomas
j. Grady. Women from the Mont.
gomery County Deanery may
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make reservations with Mrs. Leon
Austin at LO. 5-3607.
Patricia Ann Cooper, Jerry
Edward Day, and Mrs. Mabel E.
Day were baptized by the Rev.
William II. Mercer of st. Lukes
Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Redland last Thursday. Others re-
Gently baptized by Rev. Mercer
include Douglas, Gregory, James,
Larry, Mary, and Thomas Perry,
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Perry; and James H. Cooper and
Betty L. Cooper.
The public is invited to hear
gospel singer Bill Carle present
a program of sacred music at a
service of the Wheaton Bible
Church, Sunday at noon. The
service will be held at the Glen
mont School, Georgia ave. and
Mason St, in Glenmont.
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press release would be sufficient.
can amendment to the County
Charter to increase to 500 per
meeting the rate of pay of the
County Personnel Board. Board
members now get $40.
Experienced observers of past
elections do not expect nearly as
many people will vote on these
five questions as will vote for the
candidates.
For one thing, only the last
two have direct, recognizable i'm
pact on county voters. And sec
ondly, the questions are printed
in very small, condensed type
which in the past has not proved
as attractive to voters as the
more easily read type used for
the candidates.
Further, political old-timers
agree, personal and partisan re-
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which proposes that salaries OF
appointees of the Baltimore May.
or and Council may be increased
or decreased unless they are not
in the classified city service in
which case their salaries could
be raised or lowered only once
during appointment.
A Constitutional amendment
which proposes that g vacancy in
a States Attorneys office in a
county shall be filled by certain
judge, and in Baltimore, by the
Supreme Bench of that city.
The Constitution now provides
that such vacancies shall "be
filled by the judge of the county
or city respectively, having Grim
inal jurisdiction :"
"A Constitutional amendment
that would abolish the office
of State Librarian. This office
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16
z Questions
WHAPpear
On Ballot

The general election ballot
this year contains five ques-
tions proposing amendments
to the State constitution and
the Montgomery County
Charter.
These appear on the top line
of the ballot and are voted upon
exactly like the various offices.
They are:
A Constitutional amendment
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since created has been super
seeded by the Director of the
State Library.
o An amendment to the Mont
gomery County Charter. which
briefly, would let the County
Council take advantage of supple
mental appropriations under ex
isting budgetary safeguards with
the exception that in unforeseen
disaster where time does not per,
nit, notice of public hearing on
supplemental appropriations by
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16
Damascus Exhibit )

An exhibit of water color paint.
ings, Batiks sketches, ceramics,
tiles, and sculptures will be dis.
played by Mrs. Hilleary Clark of
Damascus November Ali in the
show window of Jerry Cook Real
Estate office in Damascus.
Mrs. Clark, who moved to Da-
mascus almost a year ago, has
been ON m ercial artist, free
lancer, and art teacher.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16
Phi Sigma Pledge

Pearl Rappaport, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. David Rappaport
Of 2 Bryn Mawr ave, Glen Echo
has been pledged to the Phi Sig
ma Sigma sorority at George
Washington University where she
is a freshman.