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Poziv na veteIu

Detroit, Mich. - Kako je
poznato nasem narodu u De-
troitu j okolici, da u nasem
novom Hrvatskom Domu ma
1871 e. McNichols, svake SUI
bote a sada i nedjelje pored
pjesme i svirke imademo u
kusne hrane sto naSe vrijed-
ne sestre priredjuju.
Tako i clanice Lickog Klu-
ba 'Velebit" priredjuju bo-
gatu veceru u subotu ne
djelju vecer, Is. i 26. oktobra
1858. 4 Hrva&skOm DOmu. I
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braca Continental Tamburica.
Ia dobru podvorbu brine sc
Starjesinstvo Sokola j Zabav-
nj Odbor.
Svi nam dobro dosli i do vi
djenja 26-og oktobra!
S. Vukovich, izvj.
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zaiednicarska vecera !
zabava odsj. 80 | 579

East st. Louis, Ill. - Od-
sjeci 33 $40 H.B.Z. prize
djuju veceru i malu zabavu u
subotu, 18. listopada owe go
dine. Vecera &c poceti u 6 sa-
ii pa do 8 sati u vecer, a ma
kon toga biti &c plesna "a
bava, "a koju &c svirati glaz-
ba "Senovic".
Sestre i brace, ovu malu
zabavu priredjujemo "a malo
bolje prijateljstvo, te da pred
otimo m l a d j i'm clanovima,
proslost i sadasnjost rada od-
sjeka koje su dobre usluge
date nasim clanovima u ovih
IS godina, kako je mas od-
sick ustrojen u ovom mjestu.
Osobito bi bill veseli, da mas
nasa mladez posjeti ma ovoj
veceri, da sc osvjedoce sto su
i'm ocevi i djedovi uradili i
sto &c i'm ostati "a uspomenu,
ako budu vrijedni da sa istom
upravljaju.
Vecera bude pripremita po
nasim sestrama Cd odsjeka
broj $40 onako, kako to one,
vec znadu j umiju imaju
spreme il proslosti.
Zato je duznost svakog cla-
ma, mladog starog, da do
die ma ovu vecereu j zabavu
isti dan.
Odbor sc brine da bude sve
priredito da bude svaki "a
dovoljan. Do vidjenja ma 18.
, listopada { oktobra).
Odbor odsjeka 80 / $40
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-15
Duquesne University Tamburitzans
Raspored gdje III mozete vidieti

Erie, Pa. - October 18, Strong Vincent HIS
Buffalo, N. Y. October 49, Bishop Timon HIS
Irwin, Pa - October %, Norwin Joint HIS
Donora, Pa. - October 49, High School
McKeesport Pa. - October 80, Memorial Theater
Springdale, Pa. - November S, Cheswick Theater
Clarion, Pa - November 6, State College
Shaler Twp, Pa - November 8, High School
Ambridge, Pa - November g. High School
Monongahela, Pa - November 1O-11-12 Catholic HIS
Cmpbell, Ohio - November 49, St. John HIS
P0cetak 21 novembra Tamburitmns &c nastupiti n.
njhovoj Thanksgiving Turne koja &c proves Mid
West, prema gornjem rasporedu.
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yuG0SLAvENSkA PUTNICkA AGENClJA

Putovanjs Jugossviju vehkm prekooceanskm PUTNIo
KIN BRODOVMA svih kompanija. Takodjer najmodern-
JIM avionims drektno - zAgreb IN Beograd. PSe bes
plAtne mfoHmAcija
sajemo novac . Jugosaviju Pravimo AFDEVTTE ostalo
dooavjanje rodbne Jugosa1je Prodaemo putns karte
- putnike b Jugosavija
Radno d nadtm narodom Z Amsrici Cd 1908 godlne
Pavmo punomod osale dokumepte to svakovsne pevods
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Dug y aemio d0gs =
zato nastojte podmbtd svojn
dagovinu - I'm pgijs - =
odlaxite - drugi put, ~ D.
v5ek nikada neana kad p
noen mob ~
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Gdje je nacina, ondje je
zacina.
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Ivan Babich, tajniA
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Elsie Rapich, tajnica
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position to fill it's financial
obligations as agreed.
The Building Committee
has, up until the present, done
everything which it was in
structed to do by the Lodge
and Croatian Home Corpor-
alton.
They have utilized all their
power to collect and pay out
the regular monthly obliga-
tions which are requested in
the contract.
We have been able to ac-
complish this with the help
of our members who have and
ARD now contributing finan-
cial aid. A nice number of
lodge and corporation men,
bers have responded to our
appeal for aid, but not to that
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extent where our entire f.
nancial obligation could be
met.
Out of approximately
1900 members, only a hand
full have answered our call
for aid.
Therefore. it was decided at
the April q meeting to again
send written appeals to our
members soliciting their fl
nancial aid.
1t is our wish that our bro
ther and sister members will
respond to this request in the
short period which is left and
that we may soon be holding
our grand-opening celebra-
ton.
John Rimac, Home V. Pres.
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Detroit 351 Seeking
Bro. Martin. KaIudier

DETROIT = "Zora" CF'U
Lodge 351 is looking for it's
member bro. Martin Kalud-
jer, who. formerly lived at
1116 Chicago Road, Royal
Oak, Mich.
Anyone knowing of his
whereabouts is asked to
contact Lodge Secretary
Michael Matkovich, 1888
Orleans, Detroit 8, Mich. or
phone TW. 2-0475.
The lodge must get in touch
with him regarding some
very important matters.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-14

nomination of candidates is
even more important, in some
instances, than the election
of the nominees at the gen.
eral elections.
The whole success of the
program, be it of an indi-
vidual, or of the party de-
pends on the calibre of cam
didates nominated in the
primary elections.
Is is the duty of every
American citizen to exercise
his rights and privileges OF
citizenship at every turn as
readily and willingly as he is
ready and willing to assume,
at all times, his share of the
responsibility of good citizen
ship.
The members OF the Croa-
tian Fraternal Union while
prohibited by the bylaws
from discussing politics, poll
tical or religious issues, at
lodge meetings, nevertheless,
as good citizens, must and do
exercise the privileges and
responsibilities of American
citizenship.
These responsibilities in
clude active participation in
political and civic life in their
own community, in the state,
and in the nation.
At this writing news
reached the Supreme Office
that Brother Janko (John)
Kovach former Secretary of
the Sick and Disability De-
partment of the Croatian
Fraternal Union, now of
Cleveland, Ohio, has won,
by a handsome vote, the
nomination of his party as
a member of the Ohio Leg
islature.
(John koyach - p. 1O)
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With The Accent On LasDtch Drive For Cooperation
Detroit Home Nearing ID" Day

DETROIT, Mich. - Mem
bers Of CF'U Lodge 351 and
the Croatian Home Corpora
ton.
You are all familiar with
the fact that the Building
Committee, upon the decision
Of our membership, began
with the construction Of our
new Croatian Home in De-
cember, 1857.
At that time a contract
was made with the cOntrac-
tor, stating that the Home
should be completed within
6 months, which would
mean the end of May, 1858.
Our Home is being COM
pleted according to this a.
greement, but our Building
Committee will not be in a
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-14

GARY, Ind. - The Croa-
tan Glee Club "Preradovic"
is giving it's annual Spring
Concert Sun, May 18, 1858,
at 8 PM. in the Croatian
Center, 1878 Broadway.
Our program this year
will be entirely new and
different. Our mixed chorus
will sing songs you have
heard before as we'll as
some new songs.
The new will be the mems
chorus singing 2 new songs
for the first time and the Ia
songs.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-14

e. Good Of the Order and
suggestions for future Train
ing School Glasses.
More Schools In Wind
The Western Pennsylvania
Training School will mark
only the second such under
taking in the 64-year-annals
of the Croatian Fraternal
Union.
The first Training School
was held April 1921, 1858, in
Chicago and came to amaze
even the most ardent of its
supporters when the last class
shot was fired and the Dele
gates went away singing the
praises, of their Society.
Other Training Schools
are "in. the wind" at this
writing and it is expected s
that more and more CFU
Centers will be asking for
such sessions in the near
future.
Among those deeply inter-
ested in such a project are
our members in Southern On
tario, Canada.
We brought out the sub
ject of Training Schools dur
ing an address we delivered
April 26 last before a large
crowd of celebrants in atten-
dance at the Banquet which
climaxed the running that day
of the CFU's 18th Annual
Natl Canadian Five Pin
Tourney and the idea found
immediate favor with our fra.
ternal leaders in the area.
No question about it: GU
Training Schools are here tc
stay - and stay.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-14
Joza Pefak On Scene
To Plug Picnic Under
East Pitt 73b Banner

E. PITTSBURGH. Pa. -
Hi, I'm an Officer, My num-
Der is 736 CFU Aurora"
East Pittsburgh is my town
Lot of activity going on a
round here. I was beginning
to wonder about it. Something
was cooking in town. | wa!
going to find out.
I got a lucky break, a phone
call. 1t was 2:3O pm. when
the phone rang, l picked up
the receiver. l recognized the
voice on the other end. 1t was
a brother officer.
We talked and | got the
story. 1t was 2::35 pm. when
I hung up the receiver. What
did we talk about? CONNER
cial
Alert all the members
and friends of the Picnic
which "Aurora" ESL 1856
will sponsor on Sunday,
June 1, at the Balkan Hotel
picnic grove, Coulter Road,
McKeesport, Pa.
Hot roast lamb, refresh
ments, and good music will be
the order of the day.
Music will be by Don Kne-
zevich and his orchestra, fea-
turing Bill Spigelski, "the
have pick, will strum, kid.
Don Knezevich has been
teaching tamburitza to hun
dreds of youngsters in and
around the vicinity of Pitts
burgh and doing an excellent
job of it.
He has a fine group of mu-
sicians who play to please the
people.
JOza Petak
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First -Four Months Of Campaign Drive
Up Society's Ranks By 1895 Members
American And Canadian Recruiters Give
Home Office 81 $3.50, 200 In New Business
Continued from Page y

293; August Herceg with 293;
Danica Markusic with 24O;
Michael Mijatovich with 23O;
and John Baron with 188
points; the first and last
named are from the us.
while the other three are Ca
nadians.
OF the 20 Canadian pace
settlers, fully one-fourth
hail from Schumacher, Ont.
Thus our little colony in
Schumacher has carved an
enviable fraternal achieve
ment record.
We hesitate going into a
more detailed projection of
these campaign highlights
and sidelights for fear Of in
advertently sighting some
one.
Each one of these 78 fra
ternal standard bearers de-
serves the highest commen-
dation and we readily give it
! to them.
We do the same for the
hundreds of others who are
actively engaged in the drive
but haven't as yet attained
the so point total.
This Is Fraternalism!
No doubt, our listing of two
weeks ago is already obsolete
as it must have been on the
day it was published. ~
That however only serves
to point up the fact that the
campaign is progressing;1 tina
our campaigners in, the fielt
are writing fraternal recruit
ing history. .frrE1s
Your Campaign Commit
tee, your organization lead
ership. yes, your Society is
eternally grateful.
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The difference will be that
we are having 5 young talen-
ted people as our guest solo
lists, We are happy to present
John kozar Jr., and Sandra
Magdich as our piano soloists.
The others are Geraldine
Zivcic and Charles Yelusich,
Jr., as our accordion soloists
and Carmella Pullara as our
soprano soloist.
Our teacher and director
is Samuel Cuzella, a popu-
dies chorus will sing two new
lar young man from South
Chicago.
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SteeIton IS Members
In Outing On June 1st

STEELT o N, Pa. - On
Sunday, June 1, "St. Law
renee" CFU Lodge 13 will
stage it's annual Picnic at Ra-
docaj's Picnic Grounds in
Bressler, Pa.
Festivities will begin at
noon and continue until hours
after darkness. Lamb will
comprise the main course for
both dinner and supper, and
other fine food and liquid re-
freshments will be on sale
throughout the day.
There will be music for
the dancing and listening
pleasure of all and volley
ball and other games will be
made available for the
children and adults.
We are looking forward to
seeing many of our neighbor-
ing lodge friends of Bethle-
hem, Baltimore, Philadelphia
and the surrounding towns.
The grounds are located at
the top of Chamber St., one
block below Oberlin Cemetery
in Bressler.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-14
Five Young Artists Promise Something Different
Gary GIee Clubs Annual Spring Fiesta Must" May 18th

We have placed much
thought and effort in plan
ming this concert and we are
asking you, our younger gen.
GRAFTON, to come and get ac-
quainted with us, our beau
tiful Croatian songs, music
and our culture.
We hope that you will
come. You will enjoy your
selves, and yes, naturally,
there will be dancing after
the program. Dovidjenja.
Katherine b. Wilkening
Member Press COMMITTEES
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-14

An average monthly pro-
duction, thus far, of 484 new
members and S415,O50 new
insurance is the most tangi-
BILE proof of fidelity to fra
ternalism.
Nothing Can Stop Her
And, what is this secret OF
our success we've often been
asked by leaders of other or.
ganizations.
Well, here is but one exam.
pie. and there are scores ano
scores of others.
We received a telephone
call last week from our ever
active Republic Pa, Nest 18e
Manager, sister Mary Depcry'
mski. She wanted some in
formation regarding a re-
quested change in beneficiary
status of a member and tolc
us also that she had sustained
a near fatal auto accident re.
Gently.
She was still unable to
move around much but
was, non e t h e ! e 8 $, very
much interested in extend
ing her services to her
members.
In the telephone converse
tion she made no mention O.
her other activities but a lev
moments later, as we opened
our daily quota of mail, w
came upon an envelope from
! sister Depcrymski.
! In that nice fat envelop
were no less than 6 new men,
bership applications'
Such is the hallmark o
true fraternalism. Yes, yer
lily, this devotion to Societ,
| is the secret Of our success!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-14
Des Moines Club Set
For May 18th Shuttle

DES MONIES, Iowa - The
American Croatian Mems Club
will sponsor a Spring Dance
on Saturday, May II, at the
Vittoria Hall on Highway 60
N.
Music will be furnished
by Bill Zaputil and his ia
nous midwestern Polka
Artists.
All local and neighboring
lodge members of the Croa-
tan Fraternal Union are cor
daily invited to attend.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-14
Los Angeles b77 Scribe Wakes Poetic
AS Date Of Cotton FroIic Draws kiqh

Hosts Expect Record Turnout May "a For
Ninth Annual Public Salute To Springtime
LOS ANGELES, Calf. = Croatian Fraternal Union
Lodge GIT will stage it's 9th Annual Cotton Dance Sat
lrday, May "a, at ST. Anthonys Croatian Hail. ia Alpine
Street.
If spring fever has you restless and you're feeling
mighty low,
We've news to cheer your lowest mood and get gloom
the go
Got that sluggish feeling? Here's how to effect
Come to Cotton Dance Saturday night
We've a remedy guaranteed sure.
The treatment here is pure delight
Our doctors name is pleasure
A dance band provides needed exercise
And the medicine poured out to
Is liquid refreshmen from welstocked bar
And the kitchen therapy hear
Consists of those goodies you've learned to expect
At the Cotton Dance year after year.
There's prize for the gal in the prettiest cotton
And the fela whose shirt is most bright,
There' be added attractions to please young and old
All in all delight of night.
Snap out of the doldrums, prepare to relax,
No other occasion match it.
We've incurable Of riotous fun
And fun is contagious, catch it!
Frances Andrews
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-14
Akron Next Link In Mons Club Chain

AKRON, Ohio - At the
regular meeting of CFU
Lodge 472, held on April 20,
a very nice discussion con-
cerning Mothers Clubs was
carried on by the Lodge COM
mittee and membership.
AS a result, | am asking all
our mothers for their support
in organizing our own Moth
ers Club. In this way we
could promote sports and all
other cultural activities of our
younger set.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-14
Des Moines 872 Meet
To Be Held May 25th

DES MONIES, Iowa-This
is to notify the members of
CFU Lodge 872 that the May
meeting will be held on the
fourth Sunday, May 25, in
stead of the regular third
Sunday.
We hope that this will not
inconvenience the members to
any great extent.
Marian Lesac, Rec.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-14

We ask our mothers Of
all ages to come to the next
meeting on Sunday, May
18, at the CrOatian Home,
beginning at 2:3O pm.
After the meeting the
mothers can get together ov-
er some tea cups and organ
ize a CFU Mothers Club.
For any information con-
corning the Mothers Club call
the undersigned at PR. s.
74OO.
Katherine Dizdar, Mgr.
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John koyaCh In
Victory At Polls
Ex-CFU Official
Scores Easy Win
W NJ HI,
v. L. MdIulCH
Supreme President

PITTSBURGH - Primary
elections are held for the pur-
pose of nominating candidates
for city, county, state and ma
tional offices, whose names
will appear on the ballots in
the general elections in No
vember.
1t is the general attitude
of the voters to consider the
primary elections unimpor-
tant. On the contrary, the
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-14

Sport s-Educational Dept;
Children's Home; the recently
launched Scholarship Fund
Campaign; the 2-year Mem
bership Campaign calling for
Grand Prize Awards Of either
a trip to Yugoslavia or a Ca
ribbean Cruise; Public Rela-
tions; etc.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-14
Croatian Center To Be Scene June 9Th
Of West Penn Training School Classes
District Lodge And Nest Leaders Will
Find Briefing Of Immense Future Value
CONTINUED from Page y

A. Resumption Of Classes
at l pm, with coffee break"
at 3 pm.
81 Adjournment Of School
at 5 pm, or later if Delegates
so desire.
Tentative Curriculam
AS for the agenda to be fol-
lowed June Z, the instructors
will probably conduct the ses-
sions along the following
lines:
a. An appraisal of the his
tory of the CFU and the pur-
pose of the School.
By Discussions OH Certi-
ficates - Endowment at
Age IS; 20-Pay Life En-
dowment at Age IS; En-
dowment at Age 65; 20
Year Endowment; Single
Premium Plan; Family Life
Plan; Educational Endow-
ment at Age 18; Term
Certificate; r e-Insurance
and it's meaning.
c) Conduct of an Open
Forum on Certificates; p:
and answers period.
d. Discussions veri n E
Sick and Disability Benefits
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-14

Turn to page 8 for Editorial,
"CrOatian Fraternal u nj n
Training Schools"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-02-14

Sunday was largely attended, and pronounced successful
bevond A. NJ Roberts is pastor ana
Mrs Hortense Jones led the sponsoring group
All Negro high schools in the state are urged 10 sPo
sor at least one boy the Boys State program OF the A
merican Legion department of Arkansas For 1ufthef III
formation consult your local American Legion Post or al
dress E. A. Tookes, commander Of post Aol Fne Bull
The Pine Bluff Branch NAACP held its regular month
y meeting at Saint John AME church, Sunday -
If You Read fail Read the weekly STATE Press
It's Must! .,rr
The First quarterly conference of the Mt Pleasant AME
church. Rev. C. NJ May, PASTOR held Sunday feo znu
Bishop O. l. Sherman presiding the 18th Episcopal a
trict brought message Love- Rev. W. II. Hunter Lit
tie Rock is the presiding elder of the Pine Bluff district
Money raised $32410 President Alexander and VIE Oh
Shorter college, North Little Rock accompanied by Dean
White and wife, among the visitors present All OF
these visitors, including Bishop Sherman were dinner guests
Mr. Mrs. George Hoover, 1909 North Spruce ST
Buy the STATE PRESS For Exclusive News items.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-02-14
Boulevard News

Pilgrim Progress BTU is now
in progress under the direction
of Rev. ], R. Green, district boos-
ter. Officers are Walter Hickman,
secretary; Charles Thomas, assis-
tant secretary, and Robert STAN
ley, treasurer. The Christian
Fellowship Bible class met at 7
p. m. Tuesay. The teacher, Rev
Arthcr Dyson, taught from the
1896 chapters of Numbers, which
contained sixty-three verses. Rev.
J. NJ. Oliver, pastor. Mrs. Alice
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-02-14
:: AROUND PINE BLUFF ::
Mrs. Cora Smith
Mrs. Lena B. Jones

Estela Byrd Mrs. Georgia Ford, Mrs Thelma Aus
Mr. A. Warfied of Chicago, James Maeeo
Mason Ada Mich Williamson, Of Kansas City, Kan
sas, Mrs. P. D. Williamson and Mrs. Ella Reid OF
Menee attended the funeral services of Eddie Banks last
the setting for party given recently honorng Mrs
Monday brother, uncle and brothernaw respectively.
home of Mrs Hortense E. Woods, III South Locust
the setting of party given recently honorng Mrs
Myrtle Brown Eyman formerly of this city, residing III
Milwaukee given by Edith Etherly Mays and Woods
Hazel Cummings, Chanay Opal Love- Geraldine Ed
wards and Norma Hean present to make this welcome
homecoming for Mrs. Hyman.
Mrs Anderson Woods and children of Little Rock
weekend guests A. Freeman of 1902 West
Puen
EemenarySehools Dads Club will hold its fourth
annual Valentine banquet Friday night onighD February
18th at 9 o'clock in the school cafeteria.
Mavn E. JONES' of Texarkana, Texas, spent last Tues
day the city the guest of his family presently domiciled
618 N. Cedar.
Mr. and Mrs Sam Armstrong 800 E. 5th street
the proud parents of a Sam Westley jr.
Mrs Minnie Rathey of McGhee visiting her daughter
and sonnaw Mr.. and Mrs Panray Mercer of 34O0 End
and other relatives.
Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Willy and of Oakland Calf
visiting their daughter Mrs Robert Lee Mcleod of the city
and friends
Mrs versie w. Abram of Lake Charles, La. is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs W. NJ Grimes She leaving shortly with her
month old baby girl.
by Everett A. Tookes
ST. John AAIE church has launcred Rocket Brldng
drive with immediate goal april 13h) of $400O0OO More
about this later
Mrs Willie Mae(Guy) Carter of Detroit, Mich. is pa
tent in the VA hospital Little Rock Mrs Carter is the daugh
of Mr. and Mrs Palmer Guy.
The Founders Day tea, at Allen Temple AME church
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the baby of Mr.. and Mrs. W. M.
Harris, who is in the Ouachita
County hospital and your repor-
ter is improving rapidly at this
writing. Mrs. Viola Hicks of
Colorado and son, Henry jr., are
here with her mother, Mrs. Rosie
Harris. Mr.. and Mrs. j. j.
Harris jr., from Malvern are via-
iting in the city. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Nathan Harris of NAL
vern are here also visiting their
parents, Rev. and Mrs. NJ H. Har-
ri1.
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Cfliidester
Bessie L. SOckWelI

The funeral services of the late
Deacon Elijah Harris were held
at Mt. Willie Baptist church Feb
ruary End Rev. j. H. Hanton is
pastor. Survivors are Mrs. Rose
Jenna Harris, wife, three sons, w.
M. Harris, Elisha Harris and c.
Harris and a host of relatives and
friends. Mrs. Isabelle Sockwen
was the house guest of Mrs. B. l.,
Sockwely Monday. Mrs. Lee
vesta Marks of Chichester and
Clenton Marks of Rockfore and
son Clenton jr., were the house
guests of Mrs. Sockwell last Mon