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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-26

penziju cd Superior Steel Cor
pcration u Monaco.
Mrs. Zabcic -je bila rodjena
Il Millvale, Pa, 24-og aprila,
1892. Ona ina dvije sestre
jednog brata: Mrs. Blaz Clio
walk. Il New Brightonu; Mrs.
Andrew Kovach u Roches-
teru; i Nicholas Zubcic u Mid
landu.
Mr.. i Mrs. Zabcic SUI Sc
vjencali 9. novembra, 1907. u
hrvatskoj crkvi Sv. Nikole u
N. S. Pittsburgh, po vec sa-
da pokojnom Father-u Loush,
Kumovi su bill, sada isto po-
kojni Mr.. Mrs. Louis Kur.
pus.
Mnogi njihovi prijatelji &c
Sc sjecati, da su Mr.. Mrs,
zabcic bill clanovi Rampant.
ske grupe H.B.Z., koja je po-
sjetila Miami Beach, Florida,
u mjesecu januaru god. 1852,
koji posjet Sc ne ce nikada
zaboraviti.
Nasim svecarima, Antonu
Mary Zabcic. ovim putem ze
limo cestitati na 50-oj godis
njici niihovog bracnog u
zornog zivota, a tako isto re
limo da jos skupa pozivu du
goi dugo godina u najboljen
zdravlju, sreci i veselju.
John r.. MikaD, tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-26

zasticena Cd velikih boginja.
Svrha je zastitnih cjepiva,
da izazove u maloj mjeri bo-
lest, koja u krvi stvara "a
stitu protiv velike, cesto pu-
ia smrtonosne bolesti. Kada
to znamo, jasno nam je, Ia
sto djeca poslije cijepljenja
obole s glavoboljom, povise-
nom temperaturom, CUBE TEX
"a jelo i t. d. Zato ono cijep-
ljenje, koje prodje bez ikak-
vog znaka (reakcije), nije u
spjesno i treba ga ponoviti.
Iskustvo je pokazalo, da ne
ka cjepiva mogu zastititi kroz
citav zivot (velike boginje),
a neka treba ponavljati.
Najvaznije je cjepivom Ia
stititi djecu, koja su najma-
ME otporna. zastitna cjepiva
predstavljaju v e o m a mocno
oruzje u borbi protiv zaraz-
nih bolesti. Protiv crijevih "a
raznih bolesti, kao sto SUI tr-
busni titus, paratifus i griza,
takodjer postoji cjepivo.
Ako je dijete potpuno zdra-
vo, zastitna cjepiva su hez-
opasna. U slucaju kakve bo-
lesti djeteta, treba majka pri-
je cijepljenja upozoriti lijec-
nika, jer djeca, koja boluju
cd neke druge bolesti, ne smi-
.ju Sc cijepiti.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-26
Prva vuIkanska centraIa

Ma poluotoku Kamcatka -
Ist. Sibir - namjeravaju So
vjetski ucenjaci izgraditi pr
WI centralu ma vulkanski po-
gon. Kamcatka je puma vul-
kama, koji izbacuju k ip IL c u
vo d u, poput gejzira 15-20
metara visoko. Tu snagu, to-
plotu i vulkanske pare pill
move treba iskoristiti kao po-
gonsku energiju. Planovi su
vec u toku.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-26

pa vi ste, Beograd, davali sti-
pendije u glavnom samo svo-
jim ljudima, pa kako bi nasi
bill mogli ici, kad i'm niste
dali stipendije. A da to komu
i padne ma pamet, pa da to il
kaze, Sta Ii &c mu to vrijedi-
ii, kad stvarno nece biti lju-
di, Hrvata, $ trazenim isku-
stvom. I tako &c Hrvati jos
postati krivi, sto Sc s NINA
nepravedno postupa. A bizan-
tinska podvala &c slaviti slav-
lie i jos kod toga neduzno
prevrtati ocima praviti Sc
svecem. l zato mas clanak ne
samo, da nije bio preostar,
nego je, moze biti, bio i pre-
blag. Kad Sc vide ovakve pod
vale i nepravde - kao owe
sa stipendijama - i kad Sc
vidi sve sto Sc liza njih skri-
va onda bi Sc i svecu casa
prelila.
Mi nemozemo, nego da o.
petujemo, Jugoslavija je po
svojoj, recimo, prirodi hrvat-
sko-srpska (ili srpsko-hrvat-
ska) drzava. Moi nema op-
stanka osim u punoj slozi i
jednakosti Hrvatske Srbije.
A te sloge nece j nemoze biti
dok Sc s Hrvatima j Hrvat-
skom bude postupalo kako sc
postupa.. .<:s. &
Mi znamo, da su jugoslo-
venske prilike, neobicno "a
pletene, ali zapletene prilike
zahtijeyaju i neobicno oba-
zriv i taktican postupak. Tom
zadatku Beograd nije dorasao
i cato &c Beograd srusiti ovu
Jugoslaviju, kao sto je srusio
i kraljevsku, ako sc ovsko ma
stavi. Bitno je u Jugoslaviji
bilo ostalo rjesenje odnosa
izmedju Hrvatske i S r b i j e.
Tai odnos do danas nije rije-
Sen.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-26

Windsor, Ontario, Can. -
Drago nam je javiti owl We
selu vijest, da Sc je mas od-
sick broj 638 povecao S ovom
IN a d o m j krasnom djevoj-
kom, sestrom Doris Novosel,
koja je presla il Pomlatka
gnijezda broj 422 u odraslo
clanstvo, ciju sliku ovdje do
nosimo.
Doris je rodjena 5. aprila
1910. u Noranda, Quebec, ko-
ju su roditelji odmah po ro-
djenju upisali u Pomladak H.
B. Zajednice. KcerlSa je cd
dobrih zajednicara, Franje
Olge Novosel. Otac Franjo
dosao je' u Kanadu 1928. 60
dine IL mjesta Slapno kod
Karlovca, a majka je dosla
1889. il Ozlja. Kao i svaki po-
precni radnik trazeci posla "a
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-26

skim savjetima, veliku srecu
u buducem zivotu. Swim pri-
sutnima &c dugo ostati u sic
canju stoloravnsteli P e t a r
Maras, koji je uiedno bio j
KUN mladencima. Svecana We
cera bila je priredjena u pro-
storiiama Hrv. Mar. Donna u
Hamiltonu, gdje Sc je uz pie
snu i glazbu veselje produzi-
10 do kasno u noe.
Mladenci su Sc nakon svad-
benog putovanja vratili u Ha-
milton, gdje &c Sc nastaniti.
A. w., izvjestiteli.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-26
francuzi grade atomsku
PodmorniCu

u Francuskoj je poe e | a
gradnja podmornice ma atom
ski pogon, nazvane % 244"
Svi Sc detalji drze u tajnosti,
jedino je poznato, da &c ova
fraricuska biti znatno VEGA cd
americke podmornice "Nau-
titus.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-26

tolike vaznosti, kad bi po-'
stojala n neka jugoslovenska
nacija. A te jos nema, a sva
je prilika, da je nece nikada
nj biti u onom integralistic-
kom smislu kako ga danas
komunisti, bas kao ranije
kraljevci, zamisljaju. Englezi
Skoti zivu vec stoljecima
zajedno i govore isti jerk,
bas kao Hrvati i Srbi, ali nj
danas nisu jedno, niti &c i
kada postati. Pc cemu bi i Ia
sto Hrvati i Srbi morali, iii
trebali, postati jedno kad nj
Su.
Medjutim, stipendije, koje
spomenusmo, imaju jednu da-
leko vecu vaznost. Davanjem
najveceg broja stipendija ST.
bima ide sc "a tim, da sc o.
sigura trajna srpska prevlast
u swim medjunarodnim i dru-
gim odnosima. A to Hrvati
nece, niti mogu ,trpjeti. Kad
Sc vrate, svi ii stipendisti ne
izbjezno &c postati drzavni
sluzbenici. Kad bude trebalo
popunjavati kakva diplomat
ska, iii druga mjesta, gdje je
potrebno i znanje jezika me-
djunarodno iskustvo, razumi-
je Sc, da &c ogromna vecina
kandidata - bivsih stipen-
dista - biti Srbi. A onda &C
Beograd cuvenom bizantin.
skom hipokrizijom reel onim
Hrvatima, koji sc .budu prot
toga b un iii, iii prigovarali
'Ta,. uzeli bi mi Hrvate, da.
pace, trazimo i'll, ali vi, Hr.
vati, n e ma te ljudi. Nemate
nikoga ko je studirao u ino.
stranstvu i stekao medjuna'
rodno iskustvo". I ovo &c, ma.
oko, i neupucenima, izgledati
da su Hrvati sami krivi, biVs
zasto nisu ISL ma studije I
inostranstvo. I nikomu nece
ni3pasti ma pamet, da ka4e
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-26
NARODN0 ZDRAvLJE ! MEDlClNA
ZASTO SE DJECA CIJEPF

SN znaju da svake godne obavlja cijepjenje male
djece protv velkih bognja (crnh kozca) da to cep
enje obavezno Isto tako cepe djeca protv derje,
hrpavca tetanusa eli grc) Protv tuberkuloze postoe
B c. G. besezranje akodjer zastno cepivo Svc
to poduzma zbog spoznaje "boe sprject nego eciti.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-26
u ZNAKU BRATSTVA
Pavte ID. OstOvic

Dos do usiju ned prigovori mas clanak pod
gornjim naslovom "zaedniEaru" br TO- Kazu pretvrdi
ste preostri Nismo. Srb, ko to prigovorise
nisu man, brzin nj pale ma pamet A te
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-26
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tri godne To e ucineno da b brao ednom ctav
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ponovno pet odbornka Odbor svoioj siednici
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odbor sastoji kako sedi:
IZVRSNI ODBOR
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Martin krasch, podpredsjednik;
Matt Frketich, podpredsjednik;
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Mary Abranovich blagajnica;
Marie Sekel, perovodjica;
Milan Vranes, pomotn blagajni
NADZORNI ODBOR
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cLANOVI NADZORNOG ODBORA:
Katherine Trdina Michael Bodc
Frank Pastorkoych Anton Delac
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from. Tajnik.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09
Burglars BIunders
By JAMES BIRCHFIELD
By JAMES BIRCHFIELD
Star Stan Writer

lack COOPER, like thought pretty
j
Coopers big thinking police
that he could the a
community and get away with
He couldn't left trail tracks
he contemplating
State In fact CooperS trail clear that followed
agents working in the detection laboratories Federal
Bureau of Investigation
crime
Cooper not Jacks real of The lumber
and the community which located must
The facts though,
Coopers trail
of nalhead in the spck
dverbut taken together they made big path that led
Cooper straight Jail.
Cooper indeed one thng-he
fngerprntS
But he did leave about other of he
you
the modern scientific detective
into the alley behind
wasn't difficult for police incidentally
Police Training SCHOOL, to of
He rubber the police
CONTINUED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
Throngs Reoch Lourdes
For BosiIico Dedication

stretchers--were arriving by the
trainloads.
Pilgrims stricken by disease
will battle in the spring whose
waters are said to have cured
thousands.
Joseph Cardinal Roncalli.
patriarch Of Venice and former
Papal Nuncio to France, ar
rives. on a new French Cara
velle jet airliner Monday. He
will consecrate a huge under
ground basilica built especial
ly for this Tooth anniversary.
1t was built underground so as
not to change the appearance
Of the grotto.
At $3.50 pm. Monday an all
night vigil will start before re-
ligious relics, including parts
of the habit worn by st. Ber-
nadette when she became a
nun.
At 1880 am. Tuesday. the
relics will be carried in a pro-
cession from the Basilica Of the
Rosary-the church atop the
grotto-to the new basilica.
The first mass will be cele-
brated at the basilica at II
am. with a 500-voice choir of
singers from the Benedictine
Monastery at Tourney.
These ceremonies will mark
one Of the high points in the
year long centennial celebra-
ton at Lourdes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
Rebel Thrust
At Nedan Due

SINGAPORE. Sunday, Mar
% up. = Another battle fol
EMedan. capital city. of North
Sumatra, appeared near today
Col. Maludin Simbolon. revolu-
tionary regime foreign minister,
was. said to have linked UP his
rebel task force with two other
rebel units in the area Satur-
day.
Col. Simbolon headed the
force that pushed northward
from Bukittinggi after Maj,
Boyke Nainn Golan evacuated
Medan.
Nainn Golan led the one
battalion that seized control
briefly at Medan after a mutiny
last Sunday.
Reliable reports reaching
Singapore said the force led by
Col. Simbolon Joined up with
Nainn Golan's men and a
2,0OO-man army from rebellious
Tapanuli Province, led by Capt.
Sito Pohan. ;.
The rebel radio at Butkit-
tinggi, capital Of the dissidents,
said new weapons have been
sent to guerrilla units in prep
aration for a counterattack in
the Pakanburu area. where the
American-owned Caltex Oil Co.
operates a $l25 million oil CEN
ter.
A central government spokes-
man in Jakarta said Medan has
become a government troop
concentration center, a major
strategic base for hopping UP
rebel forces and perhaps begin
ming a big scale offensive on
Padang. the rebel military CEN
ter on Central Sumatra's west
coast.
Central government army
headquarters claimed their
troops captured Kotatengah;
20 miles northwest Of Pakan-
buru, and that so rebels sur
rendered at Langkat, IA miles
north of Medan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23

4
December Is, 1916. in the area
of the Batak people, who were
Christianized late in the 10th
century. A product of Dutch
education in Java. Col. Simbo-
Ion was a schoolteacher at Solo
Central Java. until I943. jap
anese occupation forces during
the war trained him as an
officer.
An outspoken foe Of corrup-
ton in government, his sharp
criticisms of the Jakarta regime
may have contributed to his
failure to be appointed Army
Chief Of STAFF. Col. Simbolon,
although his views are anti
colonial, also has been the tar
get Of heavy Communist attack.
In turn, he displays scorn and
contempt for the Communists,
Husky and athletic, Simbolon
also is a man of scholarly bent
and an avid reader of European
and American political COM
mentaries. An outlaw to the
Java government now, Col.
Simbolon would land among
the top ruling few in the outer
islands If the rebels broke their
ties completely with Jakarta.
Elder Statesman at Al
An elder statesman sof the
Sumatra revolution is Sjafrud-
din Prawiranegara. 47eyear-old
economist, former republic A.
nance minister and one-time
governor Of the Bank Of Indo-
nesia.
Slim. bespectacled Sjafrud-
din was q comrade-iIi-arms of
President Sukarno during the
revolution against the Dutch.
But he split with the hero of
the revolution when Sukarno
insisted upon his concept of
guided democracy" whic h
would bring the Communists
into influential participation in
the central government. Sja-
fruddin is a leading member
of the Moslem Masjumi Party,
which opposes any concession
to communism.
Sjafruddin is an acknowl-
edged authority in matters OF
finance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
|Adenauer Plan
On Atom Arms
||gnites Clash

BONN. Germany, Mar. % up
West Germany's foreign pol
icy debate ragged on in an up
roarious, fist-Shaking session oi
the Bundestag today. Chan
cellor Adenauer's government
again ran into stiff Socialist
opposition to arming West Ger
many with nuclear weapons.
Socialist Helmut Schmidt
charged the Adenauer govern
ment was plunging the coun-
try into the same sort of dis
aster that occurred rs years
ago when the old Reightstag
voted Hitler absolute power.
Christian Democrat tempers
fiared and the 82-year-old Ad-
enauer waved his hands furi-
ously several times at the Bit
ter Socialist words.
Strauss AssaiIed
Socialist leaders cried war
monger at Mr.. Adenauer's gov
ernment. One speaker declared
Defense Minister Franz Josef
Strauss was "a danger to the
German people," Mr.. Strauss
is a possible successor to Ade-
nauer.
Mr.. Schmidt singled out
some members of the Bunde-
stag as among those who voted
for Hitler rs years ago. He said
that while they had no inten-
ton. Of following the same
course as the Nazi leader, the
results might be the same.
Sees Forced Rearmament
Kurt George Kiesinger,
chairman of the lower house
foreign affairs committee, said
he was ashamed for the en-
tire Parliament" over Mr..
Schmidt's speech.
Mr.. Kiesinger said his Chris
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23

LOURDES. France. Mar. q
(P.-The lame. the i'll, and pill
grims by the thousands gath
cred in this mountain hamlet
today for next weeks commem-
grafton of the miracle Of
Lourdes.
A hundred years ago next
Tuesday, says the Roman Cath
ole Church. q little peasant
girl saw a vision who told her:
II am the Immaculate Con-
ception."
The day was March IS. 1858.
The peasant girl was Berna-
dette Soubirous. The vision,
says the church. was Mary OF
Nazareth, mother of Jesus.
The church says that after
the child saw the vision and
heard the voice a spring with
great curing power sprang mi
raculously from a grotto.
Thousands of Catholics from
all over the world-many OF
them desperately i'll and on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23

tian Democratic Union did not
want to rearm, but that Ger
many was forced to do so to
join the West in defenses
against potential Soviet attack,
Richard Jaeger. Bundestag
vice president and one of those
who voted to give Hitler abso-
lutte power Is years ago, was. a
principal Schmidt target.
What Mr.. Jaeger was after,
Mr.. Schmidt cried. was a we =
ernized Germany under the
rule Of Roman Catholics. Mr.,
Jaeger shook his fist.
The Socialists and their OPP
position allies, the Free Demo-
Gratis, want the government to
renounce atomic weapons. Mr.
Adenauer opened the debate
Thursday by saying West Ger
many would accept nuclear
weapons if NATO thought the
country should have them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23

WOtlu WIle1 TSueitlOn eXplOOe(
in Sumatra more than q year
ago. But among the people o.
that fich island. he already hac
won a soldiers reputation al
"the Tiger of Central Sumatra.
Col. Hussein was a local army
commander when the Indone-
sian Republics outer island:
were growing nervous about the
threats of economic chaos and
communism.
Helped Stage Coup
Together with his superior
officer, Col. Maludin Simbolon
and others among Sumatra's
young men, Hussein helped
stage the coup which took con.
troll of Sumatra's central prov
ince. They would give it back
they announced, when 1.-THE
peoples demands for economic
improvements are met" and
when the republics fortunes
were turned over to honest
and capable men,"
Col. HusseiI1. a Moslem. looks
the part of an honest and
capable man. Stockily and
heavily built for an Indonesian,
he has the bearing of a pro-
fessional soldier. His defiance
of the government of Java won
him wide popularity. and it was
Hussein who, as the chairman
of the rebel council and its
military commander. broadcast
the proclamation Of the Gen.
trail Sumatra regime over the
Padang radio last month.
Holds Key Role
A former school teacher. Col.
Maludin Simbolon serves as
O sort of co-ordinator in SUI
inatra for the various rebellions
growing UP N the other Inco-
nesian islands outside Java.
The only Christian-he is
Lutheran-in the rebellion's
upper councils. Col. Simboion
looks and even acts a good
deal like the late President
Ramon Magsaysay. the Philip
pines statesman. Sinibolon has
Just turned ~. Failures have
not dampened his ardor for
economic and political reform
Col. Simbolon led the De-
cember, 1856. coup which tried
to declare North Sumatra au-
tonomous. But he was crossed
by his own chief of staff and
forced to flee to Central Su-
matra.
An eloquent man of forceful
presence, Col. Simbolon is a
native of North Sumatra. born
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
Pope to Soy AngeIus
lon AnnuTciution Duy

VATICAN CITY, Mar. % (4)
Pope Plus XII will recite the
Angelus at noon Tuesday. feast
day Of the Annunciation to the
Virgin Mary.
The prayer will be in con-
nection with the observance al
Lourdes. France. in honor OF
the Virgin Mary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
Mon Given $50 Days
In Theft of Suitcase

A man was sentenced yester-
day by Municipal Court Judge
Austin L. Tickling to serve 800
days in jail for stealing a suit
case from the baggage COM
partment of a railways bus in
the terminal at Twelfth street
and New York avenue NV.
He is Robert Spears. "a, OF
the 100 block of Eleventh
street NV, who pleaded guilty
to petty larceny. Spears was
arrested Friday night at the
scene on complaint of a bag
gage porter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
Art Tours Sweden

OSLO. - Norway's travelling
state art gallery, Riksgalleriet.
has begun a six-month tour Of
Sweden. 1t will display con-
temporary Norwegian art in IA
Swedish cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
Indonesio Rebels Fight
For Conservative Goals
MALUDIN sIMBoLoN
BY II. ASSOCIATED rrs,.

The lace Of the IndoneSian Revolution young and
angry one.
The dominating figure among these conservative rebels is
only 49, Their elder statesman is not yet so.
They don't want breakup of the Indonesian
Republic. They want sanity-economic and political
1t Col. Ahmad Hussen little known to the outside
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21

Howell James ) re. and an cx
plorcr scout in Troop 52l. spon
sored hy the Lone Manufacturing
Co. he is a prcmcd student al
WaNre State University and once
served as . junior deacon IN the
Greater New Nj Moriah Church
Miss Dorothy Hanna, niece OF
Mrs Olivia McMurthys husband
james. l. visiting them al 2063
ody until school reopens this
fall While in the city Miss Han
IA plans TO attend summer classes
al Waync State 10 study COURSES
in home economics. She IS a
graduate of Alcorn Mississippi
state College Come this autumn,
she Will again teach home eco
Monies in Alderman. Miss.
Program chairman Mrs Candis
Clemens. wishes TO thank all of
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GERS for the 1889 season were
installed at the clubs closing
luncheon Thursday at the Belle
Isle Casino.
They include Mrs Leonard Ter
rito. president: Mrs. Aldine Math
is. vice; Mrs Joseph Nadeau. re-
cordlng secretary; Mrs Walter
Arnold. treasurer. and Mrs. Ju-
Illus Stone. financial secretary.
Immediately following gradua-
tion exercises June 10. members
will entertain graduates and their
guests at an informal reception
IN the solar esplanade adjoining
the outdoor swimming pool Mrs
Mathis serves as reception chair
man.
Mrs Robert Benefited. prcsi.
dent Of the Pastors Aid Club OF
the Green Grove Baptist Church.
honored the pastor and his wife.
Rev and Mrs. Charles Johnson,
at fathcrc's day dinner June ID.
\ reception was gwen in honor
of Mrs Ethel Mills, Grand Asso-
ciate Matron Of the Eastern Star.
Prince Hall Grand Chapter. IN
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Virgil
Richardson. 1923 Canitf, Satur
day evening
Mrs Georgia Jones hishlishted
The occasion with sUeclnct de-
serlpuon of her eisht~cck trip
overseas in the iiol, Land some
oi the guest present were Mr.
and Mrs jenkins. Mr. and Mrs
Joel Grcenlce Mrs Gertrude
Gray Mr. and Mrs Peterson
Girl Scouts Of Troop 23o4 en-.
teriained packed house Al their
enjoyable carnival held Saturday
in the Baptist Church Members
v no operated amusement booths
we're Ode Burton. Lillian High
tower. Patricia LOUIS. simmons
Barnes. Dcanns Washington Pam.
ella cambridge. Alice Williamson.
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Lcwan Newly. Charlotte Bailey.
Karen Gardner. Margie Simpkin,
karmin Newly. Jacqueline Gibbs,
Adrien Jones. Evelyn McDuffey,
Cwendolyn Lowe.
The proceeds will be used for
weeks holiday for the girl
scouts at Camp Holly Two OF
the committee members are Mrs.
Sally Mae Newly and Miss Lois
jenkins. Girl Scout co-leader. Mrs.
Anna Fuller. left Thursday night
for two weeks Of New York City.
She visits her son.
Mrs Ruby Clay. wife Of Rev
Lee 7. Clay. crowned Mrs
Queenie Meane queen for day
At a testimonial given her Thurs
dsy by the Metropolitan Womens
District Council held Il the Chap-
81 Hill Baptist Church She re
ceived many sifis. Some Of the
members Of hSg ,
present were Mrs Cowan Mrs
Burdc. Mrs Mable Barnett. Mrs
Anderson The program was
chiefly maze up of members of
President 4 ans own Peace Bap-
list Mis- s.crlrs ; c.ety Mrs.
Miles and Mrs. Lois Peoples sang
solos on the program.
Youns Larry McMurtry former
trustee # the iunior department
III hi church. has been selected
il 4 dele ate To represent the
Greater New Nj Morlah Baptist
Baptist Church, $50 Owen. al the
sunday school and BTU Con
ference 10 be helcd in Omaha
SlxtccnNcar old Larry IS an arr
student At Cass Tech, and does
an Of the vhurch's art work. His
ambition is 20 become an art
teacher and to do commercial
work as sidelinc
Ills brother. James Murtry Jr.
also is going away this summer.
James will again work his post
IS assistant manager Of the trad
ing post al Boy Scout Camp