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MATRoNS AND PATRONS
COUNCIL ELECTED TERESA
BANKS PRESIDENT July II

The Past and Present Matrons
and Patrons Council o. f. S. held
their third quarterly meeting July
10, at the Masonic Temple in
Minneapolis. The meeting was pre-
sided over by Mrs. Teresa Banks,
first vice president.
The Council voted 20 send a
delegate to the o. E. S. Session.
The annual election of officers
was held with John r. Lawrence
presiding. The following officers
were elected. Mrs. Teresa Banks,
president: Mrs. Edith NJ. Ware,
first vice president and reporter:
Mrs. Mamie Fogg, second vice
president; Mrs. Harriet Jones, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Alma Kin
ney, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Kate Neil, financial secretary;
Mrs. Helen Lawrence. treasurer;
Mr.. Ernest bearing, sergeant-at-
arms; Mrs. Irene Braxton, Sun
shine Chairman for Minneapolis;
Mrs. Lydia Pillow. Sunshine Chair
man for 81. Paul
The newly elected officers were
installed by George Banks sr.
After the meeting refreshments
were served by the following hos
tesses: Mesdames Perkins, Mamie
Fogg. Lucy Harris and Fern Helm
The October meeting win be held
in St. Paul.
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and their parents.
The wedding was amidst a set
ting Of white gladioi, lark spur
roses, baby breath and lemon
leaves, also tapers in long eandel-
abra and Cybotium ferns.
Mr. John Whitaker furnished
the nuptial music, Solos were sung
by Mrs Ermine Hail Allen, Brad
ford Benner and Mrs. Alma Free
man.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father. DR.. Norman II. Howell
was lovely in a bouffant summer
wedding dress of imported seal
loped lace and silk organza with
the fullness swept to the rear. The
lace formed an apron effect in the
front over a skirt Of layered taf-
feta, net and organza. The lace
apron was draped up to the rear
and held by a bow Of organza. The
hemline Of the skirt dipped to the
rear which gave the dress an
effect of being windblown. The
wide circular neckline and the
apron are completely edged with
hand appliqued scalloped lace.
The brides veil, worn by her
sister at her wedding, was a crown
Of seed pearls over tulle, finger
tip length.
The bride carried a white prayer
book. On 1t was a white orchid
with little baby roses, stephanotis
and streamers of white satin rib,
bon.
The prayer book was given the
bride when she was a young chilli
at her confirmation by her aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Salter.
The brides attendants were hel
sister, Mrs. Robert e. Bowdoin Of
Los Angeles, as Matron of honor
Misses Earline Nell, Mary Eli,
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the former vasser girls, daughters
OF Mr.. Joseph Vassar
Suburbanltesi The suburbanites
met in the Rumpus room at the
home OF Mrs. James Coleman, Gas
Marshall Av. with Miss Doris
Franks. hostess.
July 20, party win be given In
honor OF the following individual
birthdays; Mesdames Samuel FAINT,
Joseph Waters, Faustina Robinson
and Miss Doris Franks, The party
win be given at the New Local
5i6. Members, their guests and es-
corts are invited. The hours are
from four TIN 10 pm
The suburbanites next meeting
win be July 25 with Mrs. Fred
Funbrigh, Highway 81, Hugo
MINI.
Mothers Arc Here; Mrs. Willie
Walker OF East ST. Louis, Mo,
mother OF Mr.. Vanderbilt Tyuse
SiA N, Grotto and Mrs. Heller
Brown OF Maria, Mississippi, moth.
er OF Mrs. V. Tyuso are visiting
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SGndru FinneY Is
Winner Of 1858
Pruqmufeiu Scholarship

sandra Finney. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Charles Raydell Finney,
GA Marshall Avenue, was named
winner OF the 1888 Pragmateia
Sorority 500 SCHOLARSHIP,
Miss 10 Ann Stone, scholarship
chairman. submitted the commit.
tees recommendations at the July
II meeting at the home OF Mrs,
Tommie Braddook, 70T Iglehart
Avenue. Miss stone said sandra
was selected after written apphoa-
ton and a personal interview by
the committee. Seventeen-ycar-old
Sandra graduated among the tor
10 honor students from Washing
ton High School. Thu recipient
plans to enroll at Globe Bushes:
College In September In a secre
tarial course. Dancing is one o.
her favorite hobbies.
Since 1852, the sorority hal
given $3.50 in scholarships 10 higl
school graduates Interested II
nuthering their education In bus
mess.
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WANT ADS GET RESULTS
JOIN EAACP TO-DAY
NOTICE TO READERS
or BIRTHDAY COLUMN

We have over 10000 names
In our birthday file which has
been built up over the years.
Naturally with such a large file
Of names and addresses there
are from time 20 time 0nls-
siOns, wrong addresses, and
other errors including the APP
pearance In the column Of
names people who are deceased.
We make every effort 10
keep the list current. Readers
may help us by notifying Us Of
changes Of address, changes Of
marital status etc. Just drop
Birthday Editor a postal card
and wen do the rest
The same situation obtains
In our attempt 10 keep the
wedding anniversaries column
current. Any information which
assist In keeping both columns
current and correct win be sim
oerely apprceiated.-Editor.
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here for three weeks, the house
guests OF their son and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Tyuse,
nlnner Guestsi Sunday. July rs,
Mrs. While Walker Of East 81.
Louis and Mrs. Helen Brown OF
Maria, Miss, Mr.. and Mrs. Tyuse
and Joseph Petty were dinner
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs, Marcelius
Jackson and daughter, T2s Carroll.
Limited Ten Club Picnic; Mem
bers and their families Of the linn
tied Ten club are looking forward
TO big day when they have their
Annual Family club picnic on Sun
day. August third at MinnehahR
park. Messrs c. NJ. Crouch and
James Murray win serve az CO.
ohairmen.
Here for Visits Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Kraft and daughter, Kath-
leen OF Chicago, are the house
guests Of Mr.. Kraft's sister and
her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. c. W.
Patterson, 90l Carroll Av.
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Manning and Marion Jones. They
were all gowned alike in white NY
Ion eyelet over taffeta. The En-
pire bodice was accumulated by
white taffeta band, The bouffant
skirts had white taffeta bows in
back and the dresses were waltz
length.
Their hats were a bow OF white
nylon eyelet over taffeta with
circlet of net dotted.
Cute little Valeria Martin, sis
ter Of the groom was the flower
girl and was lovely in a dress Of
white silk nylon with embroidered
applique. Her sash formed a bow
that reached to the hem Of her
dress.
Kurt Sizer cousin of the bride,
was attired in a morning suit He
| WAS the TllB bearer.
The groom's attendants were
James Bransford, best man and the
ushers were: Robert f. Bowdoin,
Edwin sizer, cousin Of the bride
and Spencer Smith, brother Of the
groom.
Following the wedding services
a reception was given by DR.. and
Mrs. Norman Howell at Summit
Harrington House
The gifts were shown and they
were beautiful, useful and filled the
large room they were shown in,
The newlyweds. Mr. and Mrs
Russell Karl Rostad left on their
honeymoon trip to northern Min.
nesota and Canada. For travel, tn,
bride wore a blue sleeveless waffle
pique chemise with appliqued flow.
ers white shoes and blue ribbon.
On their return they win be al
home in their apartment at 52I
Dayton Av.
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GOLDEN AYERS HAVE
JULY attn PICNIC

A group Of IS Golden Ayers
from Halle Q. Brown House were
taken by bus 10 the Crispus At
ticks home on July for a picnic,
During the afternoon. games and
singing were enjoyed.
Gifts TO Crispus Attacks this
month include blankets. spreads
and pillows from Mrs. Myers
Eight beds from the Jewish Home
for the aged. Ten large baskets
Of flowers from the family Of At
torney Jerome Hoffman and nap
kins from the Junior Red Cross
Mrs. Naomi Thomas. supervisor
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Mrs. LUefeFio White
WEEDS Curtis Black

Mrs. Lucteria White and Mr.
Curtis Black were quietly married
at the home Of the brides brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Floyd Barr, S52 Fuller Av., July
7 at seven pm.
Rev. Floyd Massey, Jr. per
formed the wedding ceremony ir
the presence Of the immediate
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barr were the at,
tendants.
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attended the Leisure Time Activ-
ties Council.
At their regular monthly meet
ing July 10, Mrs. Viola Stone was
accepted as a member Of the ex-
ecutive board.
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Hayes and Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent
Shepherd. Mrs. Wagner is Mr..
Shepherds sister and Mr.. Moore
is his brother.
Rev. and Mrs. r. j. Henderson,
1929 Bryant Ay. N. visited their
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Carr in Isanu, MINI. Other
guests Of the Carr's were Rev.
and Mrs. Bruce Clifton Of Mime
spolis and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Lewis Of Big Lake.
Teacher Visits Here: Mrs. Cord
ella Lewis Of Monroe, La. was a
visitor here for two weeks. She
was the house guest of her broth
er-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. c. Barnes, LOOT Humboldt Av.
n. Mrs. Lewis is a teacher in the
public school system in Monroe.
In Chicago Few Days: Mrs. Het-
tie Phillips and daughter, Crystalle,
returned home after spending a
few days in Chicago, the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. e. Wilkinson.
The WilSinsons formerly lived
here
Mrs. Judson Phillips and Crys-
tale were guests Of Rev. Clarence
H. Cobb at his evening broadcast
at First Church Of Deliverance.
Thigh Broken In Two Places:
Sunday about eight pm. Judson
Phillips, age 10, fell from the roof
of the garage at his home and
broke his thigh in two places.
Sonny" is in Mt. Sinai hospital
in fair condition. He is in room
426.
Home For Summer: Mrs. Clyde
c. Long and children, Clyde c.
Jr., Deborah and Mark Steven
of Waco, Texas are spending the
summer with Mrs. Longs mother,
Mrs. Lucia Mcclure and other rel
atives. They are the house guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mcclure,
lO17 8. Fifth S., Mrs. Longs
brother, Captain Long, a jet pilot
will arrive later TO spend his
! vacation here.
To Golf In Chicago: Rev. and
Mrs. c. F. Stewart, Detroit, and
Mrs. John Murphy Of Baltimore
left Minneapolis Wednesday Morn.
ing for Chicago where Mrs. Stew.
art and Mrs. Murphy will play ir
the Chicago Women's golf tourna'
men this week end. Rev. Stewart
will leave Chicago for Des Moine'
and on Sunday morning, July 20
he will speak at Bethel A. M. e
church for his nephew, Rev. ID. v
Stewart, pastor of Bethel. While
in Minneapolis, the Stewards wer'
guests of the c. E. Newmans
Mrs. Murphy was a guest at th'
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathanie
Watson, 1855 Fifth Avenue So.
With Sister Three Months: Mr.
Robert Mallory, sr, 4053 Clinton
Av. So. returned home Tuesday
July IS. He went to Enid, Okl. t
attend his sisters husbands fun
eral. While there his sister, Mrs
Henry Mccain, became i'll and Mr.
Mallory stayed with her for three
months.
| Visiting Parents: Mrs. Luther 7
Prince and children, 4441 Fifth Av
S. left today, Friday, for Warren
Ohio to spend ten days visiting hei
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. RicharC
Bergman.
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Guest OF Her Mother; Mrs Wal
ter Ridley and daughter, Yolanda
OF Lawrenceville, Va, arrived
July 7 TO visit Mrs Ridley's par
ents, Mr., and Mrs Il, A. Chapman,
7O7 81, Anthony Az Mr. Ridley
and their son. DonLeRoy win ar
rive about Aug. 1.
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Vacation Over: Mrs. King Davis,
Gil Sheridan Av. N returned from
Chicago where she spent her vaca-
ton. Her son and daughter, Ed
ward and Terry Allen have re-
turned from Elliot Camp where
they spent their vacation. Elliot
Camp is in the northern part Of
Minnesota.
Floridian Feted: Mrs. James
Floyd Of st. Augustine, Fla, is the
house guest of her daughter and
granddaughter, Mrs. Gloria Smith
and Miss Gloria johnson, 20 West
33rd st.
Rev. and Mrs. S. p. Mckee, S725
Fifth Av. S. gave a weiner roast
and lawn party in honor of Mrs.
James Floyd of st. Augustine.
other guests were Mrs. Chanie
Holhvay, Mr.. Herman Brown and
Mrs. James E. Wilson.
Returns Home: Mrs. Alice
Young, 4216 Third Av. S. returned
home Monday, July IS from St.
Louis, Mo. where she visited rela-
tives.
Enters Hospital: Mrs. Harvey
Moss was taken 10 Fairview hos
pital Saturday night. Her daught-
er, Mrs. d. C. Edwards and her
infant son, Stephen Frederick of
Chicago arrived here Monday to be
near her mother.
In Rest Home: Mrs. Mary Moss
is now in the Park Av. Rest Home
at 2401 Park Av. Mrs. Moss is
"a years old.
Visits Sister: Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Morton and Marjorie Clay
were the house guests of Mrs.
Morton's sister and her husband,
Rev. and Mrs. Henderson Reddick,
916 Aldrich Av. N. Mrs. Morton
and Mrs. Reddick are sisters and
Marjorie is their niece. The guests
left July seventh for their home
in Nashville, Tenn.
Detroit Brother Here: DR.. r. s
Mitchell of Detroit is the house
guest Of his brother and sister
in-law, Mr.. asd Mrs. Hobart T,
Mitchell, 1912 Elliot Av.
DeVanti Club Meets: The JULY
9 meeting was held at the home
of Mrs. Talmadge Carey, Sr., 1904
Fifth Av s. The next meeting will
be held July % with Mrs. BOYD
Crawford, 1902 e. 2s s.
N1eAR SoiSs MIS-. JdHlcS n
johnson OF Dover, KY. is visiting
her sons and their families, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas J. Johnson, 4O4g
Oakland Av. and Mr.. and Mrs
James r. Johnson 1914 Clinton
Av.
Dinner For Golfer: Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Dade of FIT. Madison, Ia
were the Sunday dinner guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Shepherd
1887 Portland Av.
Monday evening, July IA, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Wagner, Mr.. Arthur
Moore and Mr.. Robert White were
dinner guests of Mrs. Marjori,
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MORNING NUPTlALS JOIN NORMA
JEAN HOWELL AND Russell ROSTAD

St Phillips Episcopal church the setting Saturday
morning July ~ for the wedding of Norma Jean Howell
daughter of Dr. and Mrs Norman H. Howell and Russell Karl
Rosad of Mrs James Martin
Father Denzl A. Carly performed the impressive double
ceremony and served communion the bride
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL

Child Hospitals TOya Murphy eight years DID, daughter
of Mrs Juana Murphy 7s6 Rondo Av is patient In Unver
sity hospital,
Sisters Sister Msdames w Gray and John Redd and
her daughter Merle the house guests Of Mr. and
Mrs John Murphy $50 W. Central Az. The three sisters
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Social and Personal
Z MINNEAPOLIS Z

Visiting Here: Mrs Mary Lealtad Hamilton of Chicago
spending few days here She house guest Of Mr. and Mrs
Tela B. Burt 4536 Third Av s.
Guests Of Brother: Mr. and Mrs Henry Manuel of Des
Moines returned to their home after spending week with
Manues brother and sisternaw Mr. and Mrs Hardy White
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s Fiorrie Taylor, 541 Kent
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$ Rueben Floyd, 500 Aurora
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s Helen X. Moore. SIT Arbor
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Monday evening, July IA, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Wagner, Mr. Arthur
Moore and Mr.. Robert White were
dinner guests Of Mrs. Marjorie
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Dinner For Golfer: Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Dade of FIT. Madison, Ia.
were the Sunday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Shepherd,
1887 Portland Av.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-12-24
benwood Nest Meeting
Of Concern To Parents

BENWOOD, w. Va. -
This is to inform all our local
lodges and parents that the
annual meeting of CFU Nest
60 will be held Sunday, De-
cember %, at the Croatian
Cultural Club, 1853 Eoff st.
The meeting will begin at
200 PM, and it is our hope
that as many members as
possible will attend this
session, which is just as i'm
portant a. our lodge meet
ings.
The leadership Of our lod-
ges will someday be in the
hands of these youngsters
and it is for this reason that
we must set a good example
through our attendance and
our concern regarding nest
affairs.
John M. Baron, ST., Mgr.
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Verona Home Members
Await Dec. 28fh Pdriy

VERONA, Pa. - The Ma
rodni Dom, on 312 Arch st.,
will stage q Christmas social
for all its members, affihates
Of CFU Lodges 6O2 and ITO,
or SNPJ Lodge PIG.
The affair win be held at
the Home on Sunday, De-
cember Is, and tickets will
be distributed TO tho men,
bers at 300 pm.
Barbecued lamb and pork,
kolbasi, and various liquids
will make up the menu for the
day, and musical entertain
ment viii be provided by an
orchestra between 600 and
II 90 pm.
The committee extends .
warm welcome to one and all.
Joseph Stsfaneia 8as'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-12-24
Deanna koyack
Joins Lodge 8b7
Tacoma Members
Bid Her Welcome

TACOMA, Wash. - ''The
Tacoma Actives" ES Lodge
867 Of the Croatian Frater-
nal Union happily welcomes
Deanna Kovack to it's ranks.
The daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Kovack of
Belfair, Wash, she is a trans
feree from Nest 1875.
Deanna is II years old
and a graduate of S. Kitsap
High School, where she had
the honor of serving as
Senior Princess of the Or
der of Jobs Daughters.
Her grandfather, John Ka-
vack, is a charter member of
CFU Lodge 425 in Tacoma.
We take this opportunity to
wish Deanna the very best
that life may bring in the fu-
ture.
Millicent Ancich, Mgr.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-12-24
Milwaukee Lodge 255
Selects Election Date

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. = In
accordance with the decision
made at the December meet
ing, we hereby notify the
members of CFU Lodge 255
that the regular and annual
meetings will be held Sunday,
January II, at 900 am, in
the lodge home, 539 So. 9Th
Street.
The regular order Of bust
ness will be conducted first
and then we viii just con-
tinue with the election of Of
ficers and other annual trans
actions.
Refreshments win be
served to all in attendance
after the meetings.
We urge al members,
young and old, to attend these
important sessions and to
make themselves available
for an official position.
Milan A. Pudjak, Rec.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-12-24
MONTHLY MEMBERSHIP REPORT

OCTOBER, 1858
Total membership ending
OCTOBER, 1858 .............71,2 ,211
Membership Status
ACClVe
Reserve ................................ 2,132
Total ..................71,21 ,211
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-12-24
Gary Church PTA Has
Famed Book Reprinted

GARY, Ind. - The men,
bers Of St. Joseph's P.T.A.
are happy to inform the read
ers of the Zajednicar that our
cook book entitled "Our Fa-
vorite Recipes" is once more
available.
We would like to thank
each and every one Of you
readers who has already pur-
chased our book. Requests for
it have been so numerous
that we have had the book
reprinted.
Those who have not yet OBJ
tanned our cookbook can do
so by sending $2.25 postage
Included) to: Cook Book
Committee-Z, c/o st. Joseph
P.T.A., 1869 Connecticut St.,
Gary, Indiana.
The sale of these books
has enabled us to buy
clothes for the Altar Boys,
maps, charts, books, ency-
clopedias for the class
rooms, q Baptisimal Foun-
tain for our new church,
and playground equipment.
Our goal now is to aid our
School Building Fund and
help eliminate overcrowded
class rooms.
This can only be made pos
sible by people who will be
willing to aid a worthwhile
cause, that of educating chill
dren In a Parochial School.
COMMITTEES
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Uniontown Ladies
To Fete Families
Dinner Will Be
Served Jan. 1st

UNIONTOWN, Pa. - The
Croatian Ladies Auxiliary
will close the holiday season
with a Dinner for the Auxili-
ary members and their fami-
lies on New Years Day, be-
ginning at 500 p. m, in the
Croatian Home, Franklin st.
Mrs. Mary Shaffer has been
named as Chairman Of the
affair and Mrs. Rose Grcevic
is serving as Co. Chairman.
The children Of the men,
bers will receive . Christ
mas treat, as will the men,
bers of the Lodge " kOlo
group, who will be our
guests.
It gives the Auxiliary a
special pleasure to have as
their guest of honor on this
occasion the lovely nineteen
year-old Marica Yemich, who
is here from Zagreb visiting
her uncle, Ignac Yemich.
Marica is making her home
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Grcevic of Uniontown. She
plans to further her educa-
ton here and machinery has
been set in motion to make
her a permanent resident Of
the United States.
Last New Years Day our
guest of honor was Milka Gin
dric Of Cetingrad.
We are happy to report
that Milka will be able to
remain in the United States
and is happily married to An
thony Grzincic Of Republic,
Pa.
Catherine Yukish, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-12-24
johnstown Star Hits
Dux heiqhts With 1888

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. - Vic
Farkas, Sr., who is a St. Ro-
chus Lodge 5 member and
captain of the st. Rochus
Church team in the Lodge 5
Mixed Dux League posted
one Of the highest duckpin
scores ever registered in the
Greater Johnstown Area on
Friday, December 18th.
Rolling with the Dairy Dell
team in the West End Mixed
League, he hit a scintillating
738 series on scores of 267-
235-236.
The games were rolled at
the Rialto Alleys where the
C.F.U. league also bowls and
where phases of the C.F.U.
Dux Tournament, when it WIS.,
tied Johnstown, were held.
Our hats are off to Vic
tor Farkas again. In 1857
Vic won the Singles cham
pionship of the Tribune
Democrat Champion Of
Champions Duckpin Clas-
sic.
AS an ARBDA registered
kegler he participates in a
n u m ber Of tournaments
where the pot of gold has
much more lucre.
Victor Farkas, Sr., was
never above to arrange his
schedule to partake of a c.
IF. u. Tournament.
Your recent feat and the
publicity which it focused
your way was due you in all
respects and with the congra-
tulations Of your c. F. u,
bowling acquaintances in and
beyond Johnstown.
John j. Fabina, Scribe
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-12-24
Croatian Language To
Be Taught In Detroit

DETROIT, Mich. - Any
one desiring to attend . Gro
attain Language Class at
Pershing Evening School b
asked to call Herman Puz at
Ii. 3-6O23, or to contact the
school prior to January s,
1859.
The course viii begin
January 7, 1859, but 1t will
be necessary to enroll by
the 5th of January.
The price will be $3.75 and
the course will run for twelve
weeks.
Herman PUG
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-12-24
hdrbor Home Members
To Welcome New Year

INDIANA HARBOR, Ind.
- Members Of the Croatian
Home Association and all our
people Of the area are invited
to help us welcome in the New
Year.
Music win be provided by
the Cavaliers Talnburitza Or
chestra and there win b Z
wide variety Of liquid and SOL
ID Hefreahments availah1e.