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Bless Our Native Lord"

After the business session the
hostess served pie and ice cream to
Mesdames, Goldie Best, Willie,
Lou, Ruth, and Florine Hooper.
Wilma Midgette, Doris Twiford,
Gertrude Wise, Phine Wise, and
Mrs. Maxine Dudley.
Meeting adjourned to meet the
third Monday in July with Mrs.
Ruth Hooper. Mrs. Willie Hooper
program leader.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Eric G. Bragg and
daughter, Emily Tanksley, and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Cullifer, Sr.
of Norfolk. Also here in the Simp-
son cottage were Mr.. and Mrs.
William Kemp and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bill Scott of Norfolk. Mrs. Kemp
is Mrs. Bragg's granddaughter.
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ocRAcokE IslANp Fern

leove Hoiierus S, 7:30, 1000 o.m., 1890.
3 and $50 pm. leuves Ocracoke 8. $50
and II a.m.. 1880. 4. and $50 pm.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-23
Ambridge Members To
Weigh Home Proposals
On Friday, April 25th

AMBRIDGE, Pa. - All
members of "St. Nicholas
CFU Lodge 3O4 are officially
notified that a Special Meet.
ing will be held Friday, April
25, at 7::30 pm. in the usual
quarters.
The purpose: - To dis
cuss the possibilities of
Lodge 3O4 owning its own
Home in the near future,
something our people in
this community have long
lacked.
Every Lodge 3O4 member
sincerely interested in owning
a Lodge Home should attenc
this meeting and speak out or
the proposed undertaking.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-23
Union High Girls To
STAGE koIo Festival

BURGETTSTOWN, Pa. -
The girls physical education
classes of Union High School
will present a Kolo Dance Fes-
tival at the high school gym
nasium at 500 pm. on Fri.
day, May 2.
Each Of the 10 partici-
pating classes will perform
a kolo selection and as an
added attraction the Coke
burg Kolo Group will per-
form also.
Accompaniment for the ko-
10 dancers and music for dan
cling afterwards will be pro-
vided by the Blue Eagle Tam
buritzans of Cokeburg.
The public is cordially invi-
ted to attend.
Dorothy Vukotich
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-23

CLEVELAND, Ohio - AS
you read in the zajednicar,
we have organized a new sing
ing group under the name
"The Croatian Singing Soci-
ETY. Balkan"
We now would like to give
a little more information on
our first concert, which we
will give on Sunday, May 4,
at the Croatian Home, 6314
st. Clair Ave, beginning at
2:3O pm.
First of all, we shall have
a musical program consisting
of beautiful choral arrange.
ments sung by the Balkan
Chorus.
Interspersed in the musi-
cal program will be solos
by Maria Procer, a duet by
Mitzi Turkal and Helen
kleps, a solo by Pete Ma
lenich, assisted by the Cho-
rus, and also a duet by Ma
ria PrOcer and Pete Male
Mich.
AS our guests we will have
the we'll known Kolo Aces
dancing group of Cleveland,
performing intricate kolos
for our mutual enjoyment.
The Continental Tamburitza
Orchestra will appear on the
program and also play for the
dancing in the evening.
After a slight intermission
we will present a play entitled
"Kijavica" lThe Snee ez e),
which is very comical and will
be presented for the first
time here in Cleveland
Among the players who
will perform are the follow
ing: Maria Procer, Pete
Malenich, Mitzi Turkal,
Steve Shimits and Elsie Ra-
pich. We promise a lot of
sneezing on stage and a lot
of laughter in the audience.
We invite all of you CFU
members to come and bring
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Euclid and Farrell Groups In Supporting Roles
raford Junior Tambuitzans On Edge For Concert Debut

TRAFFORD, Pa. - T h e
Trafford Junior Tamburitz-
ans are now working with
gusto preparing for their first
concert, which is to be held
on Saturday, April 26, at 7::30
pm, at the Wilmerding West
inghouse Memorial H g h
School.
They promise to give their
audience a very entertaining
evening with their singing,
dancing, and playing, which
will take the audience on a
colorful tour of Europe as
their concert theme sug-
gests, "A European Holiday"
To add to this gala event,
the Juniors will feature two
other out of town Junior
groups.
The very popular Euclid
Kolo Kids of the Cleveland
area will entertain with
many intricate dances of
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-23
Alice Katherine kopetzky, St. Louis
Becomes Bride Of Paul Bernard Anders
NewlyWeds Are Both Senior Students At
Famed Southeast Missouri State College

ST. LOUIS, Mo. - TT e
marriage of Miss Alice Kath-
crime Kopetzky and Paul Ber-
nard Anders took place De-
cember %, 1857, at st. An
drew's Catholic Church, at II
am.
The daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Kopetzky, 735
Ruprecht Ave-, Lemay, the
bride wore a gown of garde-
MIA white chiffon velvet.
Her fingertip veil of illusion
was caught to a matching
headpiece of velvet leaves and
she carried a bouquet of white
carnations and poinsettias, in
terspersed with holly.
Miss Nancy Bischler,
maid of honor, and Mrs.
Robert Balzer and Mrs.
Marvin Herple, bridesmaids
wore dresses of red velve-
teen with fur headbands
and carried white fur muffs
decorated with holly.
The flower girl, Cynthia
Anders, niece of the bride
groom, wore a white velveteen
frock trimmed with red. Car
rying the ring was Thomas
Kemper.
Mr.. Anders, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Percy Anders, 1923
Lemay Ferry Road, chose
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These young boys and girls
and their parents, who work
behind the scenes with their
encouragement and financial
aid, which is always a ready
problem of any endeavor, are
also very grateful to have the
good fortune of retaining as
instructor and director Mr..
Donald Knezevic of Calumet
City, Illinois, a graduate Of
the esne University
Tamburitzans.
Mr.. Knezevic may we'll
be remembered by the ma
ny followers of the inter-
nationally ia nous Du-
quesne University Tambur-
itzans for his accordian ar
tistry.
The group extends an invi-
tation to all CFU members
and friends in the area to at
tend the Forthcoming concert.
- Editorial Staff
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-23
Cleveland Lodge 403
Shapes Dinner.Dance

CLEVELAND, Ohio - c.
F. U. Lodge 403 will stage a
Dinner-Dance Party on Sum
day, May 4, in Browns Tav-
ern Hall, 5211 Harvard Ave.
The festivities of the day
will begin at 400 PM, with
a family style supper being
served at approximately 6
pm.
Music in the upper hall will
be provided by Peter Samard-
j and John Sajatovich, and
there will be plenty of liquid
refreshments available for all
who attend. ,
All Lodge 403 members
and friends of Cleveland and
vicinity are invited to join us
for this forthcoming occasion.
Andy Tumbri, Rep.
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Phoenix Members viii -
Honor Mothers May 10

PHOENIX, Ariz. - "Val.
ley of the Sun" CFU Lodge
97S is completing prepara.
tions for the Annual Mothers
Day Dance, which will be held
Saturday, May 10, at the
Camelback Women's' Club
1906 E. Indian School Road.
The Yugoslav Tamburit-
"a Orchestra will provide
the music and refreshments
will be available.
Admission charged will be
but $1.00 per person, with
door prizes awarded to some
lucky winners.
Any member interested ii
helping us make this a mem
orable affair for our mothers
please contact Mrs. Goldit
Turkovich or your secretary.
Marion Colson, Sec'y
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Youngstown Ladies In
Plans For Spring Fete

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio =
The next regular meeting OF
the Croatian Ladies Auxiliary
will be held on Wednesday,
April 30, beginning at 7:30
pm.
The meeting will take place
in the Croatian Home 1912
w. Federal st.
One of the main subjects to
be discussed at that time will
be the Forthcoming Card
Party and Bake Sale, which
will take place on May 4.
Catherine MikQyich. Pub.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-23

ROCHESTER, Pa. - After
preliminary talks more than
a month ago, the CFU Nest
s. Lodge IS Mothers Club
was officially organized here
Sunday, April Is, 1858.
As at the previous ses-
sion. English Editor of the
Zaiednicar bro. Stephen F.
Brkich was present at the
April 13 monthly meeting
Of Lodge s. to again ex-
plain the meaning of a
Mothers Club and urge the
formation of such a group
in this area.
This time he succeeded and
Rochester is now the home
base of the first CFU Moth.
er's Club in Beaver County.
This County, by the way, is
heavily populated with GU
members.
The Club Leadership
The leadership of this new
Mothers Club is constituted
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New Group Social Debut On July 20
Rochester Nest 0.Lodqe IS Mothers Club Now Reality

der the auspices of this newly
organized Mothers Club vii
be a July Goth, 1868, picnic al
Crows Run, between Conway
and Freedom, Pa.
Tentative plans call for
an outdoors concert by one
of the finest Junior Tam
buritza and Kolo Dance
Groups in Western Penn
sylvania and a program of
interest to the members of
Nest 8.
Plans for this fete will bt
taken up in greater detail
when the next meeting of thu
Mothers Club is held Sun
day, May II, Immediately fol
lowing the regular monthly
meeting of Lodge IS. Mothers
interested in joining the Clut
are invited to attend.
The Home Office of thu
CFU wishes this Club every
success.
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Struthers Lodge viii
Stage Picnic May 4th

STRUTHERS, Ohio - G..
F. U. Lodge 504 will stage its
first picnic of the year on
Sunday, May 4.
The picnic will be an indoor.
outdoor affair held at ou1
Lodge Grounds, 1919 Lowell.
vile Road.
There will be plenty of
barbecued lamb and re-
freshments and entertain
ment will be furnished by
the Pozega Tamburitza Or
chestra from 400 pm.
until ??
Rain or shine, the picnic
will be held.
We take this opportunity
to invite all of our friends
throughout this district tc
attend.
Vincent Radilovic, Pres
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John Herak At
Cleveland Helm
United Lodges Ilf
Frat Day Aug. 81

CLEVELAND, Ohio - In
accordance with the decision
made at the special meeting
on March IA, 1858, the regu-
lar meetings of the United
CFU Lodges will be held the
fourth Friday of every
month, beginning at 7:30
pm, in the Croatian Home,
6314 st. Clair Avenue.
The next regular meet
ing will, therefore, be held
on Friday, April rs.
At the special session new
officers Of the United Lodges
were elected, whose main du-
ty will be to conduct this
years Fraternal Day Picnic
at Puritas Springs Park on
August 81.
Members of the new COM
mittee are: President John
Herak, Jr.; LIST Vice Presi.
dent Steve Kasunich; End
Vice President Joe Heren-
dich; Secretary Frank M.
Movrich; Treasurer Mary Lu-
cich; President of Board of
Trustees Blaz Skok; and
President of the Program
Committee Frank Bukovac.
Bro. Joe Kovacevich will be
in charge of the distribution
Of tickets, and elected again
as Honorary President Of
Fraternal Day is bro. Mike
Fuchec.
A Fraternal Day Queen
Contest will be held again
and we urge the lodges to
select their candidates as
soon as possible.
The contest awards will be
us. Savings Bonds in the
amounts of $1,000, $500, $10O,
$50, and $25.
For their efforts in selling
tickets the contestants finish
ing LIST to 4th place, inclu-
sively, will be given awards
of 500, $75, $50, and $25.
Tickets for the contest will
/ be distributed at the meeting
on April 25th.
Those desiring information
from the United Lodges may
address their correspondence
to the undersigned.
Frank M. Movrich, Sec'y.
5608 Donna Avenue
@, Cleveland 8, Ohio
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Los Angeles Singers
Begin Rehearsing For
Mothers Day Festival

LOS ANGELES - T h e
members of the Croatian
Chorus "Slavulj' are in the
midst of preparing a Spring
program and dance.
The date scheduled for this
event is Mothers Day, May
II, and the theme carried out
will be a very appropriate one,
Holiday for Mother.
When our young singer,
Tommy Fill, came up with the
beautiful phrase, Holiday for
Mother, we all expressed a
pleasant smile and immedi-
ately went to work to make
this a memorable day for all
of us.
The chorus is rehearsing
some very beautiful Moth
er's Day songs and you will
also be delighted by our
lovely soloist Helen Vuko-
vich, talented young pianist
Bobby Benci, and versatile
musician Tom Goyack.
This event will be staged
at the Polish Auditorium,
4434 CrenshaW Ave-, from 4
pm, until late at night.
Agnes Daniels, Pub.
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Cokeburg Lodge 34 Members Printing
For D-u Show, Mothers Day Festival

COKEBURG, Pa. - CFU
"St. George" Lodge 354 will
sponsor two gala events in
the near future.
The first will be the an
nual appearance of the Du-
quesne University Tambur-
itzans on Saturday, April
18th.
AS in past years the pro-
gram will be held in the Ellis
worth High School Auditori-
um in Ellsworth, beginning at
500 pm.
Tickets are presently being
sold by members of Lodge
354 and friends.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-23
Detroit Ladies In Benefit April 9th
For New Croatian Home BUILDING Fund

DETROIT - The National
Croatian Home Corporation
will hold it's quarterly men,
bership meeting on Sunday,
April 81, at 1875 E. McNi-
chols Rd., at 100 pm.
The construction of our
new home is progressing rap
idly and it is now time for us
to be making plans for our
grand opening. Do come out
and be a part of this wonder
full occasion.
Immediately after this
meeting the Nest 318 Moth
ers Club and the Ladies
Building Committee will
sponsor a card party.
There will be a door prize
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and a prize for every table,
with delicious food available
in the kitchen. Tickets are on
sale now. y
We want to give thanks to
the many clubs that have al.
ready worked so hard and the
ones that are planning tc
raise funds for our new build.
ing. Every amount, regard.
less how small, is a tremen.
dous boost toward our new
Home.
Building Bonds are still a.
vailable, so don't hesitate tc
contact any one Of the Board
members for more informa.
tion if needed. -
Helen A. Stimac, Sec'y
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-23
Quip 423 Members Set
Date For Sprinq Dance

ALIQUIPPA, Pa. - Loca.
and neighboring CFU Lodges
clubs and other organizations
are respectfully requested to
abstain from scheduling any
social affairs for Sunday,
May II, 1858.
The members of "Napre-
dak" Lodge 423 have re-
served that date for a
Mothers Day Dance to be
held in the CrOatian-Amer-
lean Social Club, 203
Franklin Avenue.
While all plans have yet tt
be put in their proper order
we are pleased at this time
to reveal that music on thu
occasion will be provided by
the very popular Dunav Tam
buritzans.
Also on the Lodges socia
agendum for 1858 is a picni,
on June 26. A speaker Of ma
tional prominence is beinf
sought as a drawing card OF
this occasion.
joseph A. Keber. Pres
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Our second such undertake
ing will be our annual Moth
er's Day Concert and Dance
on May II.
Featured on the pro-
gram will be a Junior TAM
buritza Orchestra, Kolo
Groups, guest speakers
from the CFU Home Of
flee, and representatives of
our county government.
We ask our neighboring
lodges and organizations to
kindly refrain from schedul-
ing any events which would
conflict with our affairs.
Bernard M. Luketich, Pres.
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Tdnmies ARRANGE
New Castle Show
Homecoming For
Mary "A. Vessella

NEW CASTLE, Pa. - The
internationally acclaimed Du-
quesne University Tamburitz-
ans, under the direction of
Mr.. Walter w. Kolar, will pre-
sent a Concert Program on
Sunday, April q, at the Scot
tish Rite Cathedral.
Beginning at 2::30 pm, the
performance will be sponsored
by the Holy Cross Church of
West Pittsburgh, Pa.
This appearance will dou-
BILE as a homecoming for
one of the Tammies, Miss
Mary Ann Vessella of West
Pittsburgh.
She is a very talented so.
loist, dancer and instrumen.
talist, and together with he1
family is a proud member Of
CFU Lodge 956.
We invite all our people o1
the area to attend the concert
and to bring along thei,
friends, regardless of nation.
ality. The Tammies' program
is of such a nature that ii
will delight all in attendance,
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Pitt Libs Prime
For Dux Tourney
Patterson Meet
Unique Gathering

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - The
members of Liberty" C.F.U.
Lodge 234 will sponsor their
Annual Father and S o n
Bowling Tournament on Sat-
urday and Sunday, May 3 and
4, 1858, at the Lawrence Rec
reation Parlors, 1925 Butler
Street, in the Lawrenceville
District Of Pittsburgh.
This tourney, which increa-
ses in popularity year after
year, is the only one of it's
kind in the C.F.U. There are
doubles competition matches
in the following events:
Father and son, mother
and son, sister and sister,
brother and sister, brother
and brother and husband
and wife. There will be sim
giles events for both men
and women.
So, how about it MON and
dad? Get together with your
son or daughter or both and
join in the fun. Even if you
don't win, we guarantee you
will have a grand time.
In previous years most of
the keglers hailed from the
immediate area. This year we
would like to see more bowl
ers from the Tri-State dis
trict. Such areas as Beaver
Valley, Sharon, Farrell, john
stown, Monessen, and others
are particularly invited.
The entry fee for the dou-
bles events is $1.00 per per-
son and $1.5O for the singles.
No entry fee is required for
the juniors in the doubles
events. All participants must
be members of the Croatian
Fraternal Union of America.
If you would like to par
ticipate in this funfest and
have been unable to secure
entry blanks, just send a
post card with your name
and address and state the
event you wish to enter.
The Committee will notify
you when you are scheduled
to bowl.
Address your correspon.
! dence to Ed Shaginaw, 211
A n drew Drive, Glenshaw,
Pennsylvania, telephone Hun.
ter 6-6S54 or Frank II. Becer,
Jr., 253 Fisk Street, Pitts
burgh 1, Pennsylvania, tele-
phone Museum 1-0110.
Frank HI. Becer, Jr., Pub,
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West AHis Lodge In
Gala Niqht April 18th

WEST ALLIS, Wis. - The
members of Lodge 391 of the
Croatian Fraternal Union will
sponsor a Supper and Dance
on Saturday, April 26.
Plans are being completed
at this writing for the serving
of a delicious repast, follow
ing which our members and
friends will dance to the mu-
sic of one of the districts fin
est ensembles.
.'r Mary G. komes, Sec'y.
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Joe Brock as his best man.
Ushers included Mr.. Balzer,
Frank Brosius, Jack Craw-
ford, Robert Ripley and Joe
Kersting.
The couple are now living
in Cape Girardeau at HOO
Woodland Ave., and are both
seniors at Southeast Missouri
State College.
The new Mrs. Andrews and
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Kopetzky, are mem
bers of Croatian Fraterna]
Union Lodge so.
John Narancich, Sec'y,
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Cleveland Choir Primes For Debut

your friends for a very enjoy
able program on a beautiful
spring day.
We also welcome any new
members to exercise their vo-
cal chords on Monday eve
nings at 500 pm, at the
Croatian Home, 6314 St. Clair
Ave. Maria Procer, Sec'y.
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Your Zajednicar ranks a.
mong the Nations out
standing fraternal weeklies
and is one of the most wide
ly circulated and read pub
hcations Of it's type.
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and highly entertaining in
strumental group.
The Trafford Junior Tam
buritzans are one of the four
groups organized by the di-
rector of the Duquesne Uni
versity Tamburitzans, Walter
w. Kolar.
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as follows:
Executive Officers: kathe-
rine Rukavina, President, 9-E
Van Buren Homes, Beaver,
Pa; Barbara Vitkovich Ca
BILE. Vice President, 113 New
York Ave-, Rochester, Pa. j:
Mary Milosevich, Secretary
Treasurer, 10 Stewart Ave,
East Rochester, Pa; and Lu-
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bic Yanosich, Recording Sec
retary, 1909 Midland Beaver
Rd., Industry, Pa.
The Board Of Trustees is
comprised Of Ann SheWak
Manager Of Nest 8; Margaret
Zupcic, President of Lodge
IS; Mary Ann Marangoni; Ju'
liza Simunic; and Vickie zup.
cic.
Great Day July 10th
The first undertaking un.
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the Balkan countries.

UIIC DdIN0H OVuHUA ICOs
The other guests will be the
Farrell Junior Tambcritzans
of Farrell, Pa. This group of
young people has acquired a
reputation as a very talented
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Joseph A. Keber, Pres
Arkansas State press., 1958-05-23
Fire Department
Now Infegrafed
Al Kansas City

KANSAS CITY-The Heart of
America-has taken another giant
step to completely eliminate seq
regation as the city fire depart
ment integrated its entire force
Tuesday morning.
The move which integrated APP
proximately rs Negroes into the
680-m'n department, went off
smoothly with no incidents break
ing out.
Fifteen Negroes who had held
the rank of captain before the
department modernized this week,
retained their positions, some IN
charge of all-white units.
Before Tuesday, there were five
all-Negro stations. Now there are
none. Because of the small num-
Arkansas State press., 1958-05-23

the BTU and Sunday School con-
gress which will begin June 2 at
Mt Zion Baptist church, Rev. F..
T. Guy, pastor. The congress will
we presided over by Rev. R. E..
Shorty of First Baptist church,
Hot Springs. Rev. J. R. Green
booster, is leaving for Hot Springs
Saturday, where he will undergo
a series of baths at the Baptist
bath house. He will visit Eu-
reka Baptist church, Rev. M. I.
Tucker, pastor, at 3 p. m. he Will
visit the Nazarene Baptist church
and at 6 p. m. he will be guest
Of First Baptist church. Rev. NJ
J. Ball of Chicago was a guest
here
Arkansas State press., 1958-05-23
Boulevard News

The Layemn's organization will
hold its monthly meeting at the
First Methodist church, Sweet
Home Sunday, May Is at 2:30 p.
m. Rev. E. S. Mardley, pastor, will
bring the message. Harris Temple
church, Wrightsville, has joined
the organization Rev. j. H. Mack
is pastor. DR.. c. j. Rogers, pas
tor of Mount Eagle Baptist church
Chicago, will be guest speaker at