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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-16
Read Philippians AIS.


This is the day which the Lord
hath made; we will rejoice and
be glad in it. psalm 1924
George Muller Of Bristol, Eng
land, has been described as lone
poor man who, dependent on the
help of God only III answer to
prayer, built five large Or
phan Homes and took into his
family over ten thousand orph-
ans and expended for their
good nearly a million pounds"
One might imagine that a man
with such vast responsibilities
would be heavily burdened.
Yet George Miller wrote, II
see that the ti":t great and
primary business O. life to which
l ought to attend every day is
to have my soul happy in the
Lord" Soul-napplnsSS requires
complete certainty of the pres
ent availability OF the goodness
of God.
Many of Us go about in a gray
state of feeling, neither seriously
worried nor yet rally happy
We can emerge from the gray
mist by lifting out thought above
it into the certainty that God is
in charge and all is well.
PRAYER
Dear Father, enable us this
day to feel Thy living presence
and to know beyond doubt that
Thou knowest our need, nearest
our call, and art abundantly an
swering. Fill US with perfect
trust in Thee. We ask it in the
name of Christ, who came that
ounr joy might be full. Amen.
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY
God is here, and ell is we'll.
Margaret Sheldon
british West Indies)
Daily Bible Reading-Psalm
42:l-1l.
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easily removed. Occasional soap
and water treatment does II.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR:
Your refrigerator Is designed
with a place for everything.
Save left-overs but plan to use
them up. Use flat bottom bowls.
Containers with legs invite spills
and breakage. Square refrigerat-
or dishes are best.
Wipe off the outside of your
refrigerator with mild soap and
water. Or use q wax cleaner
Never use furniture polish. Clean
the interior once a month with
water and baking soda or soap
and water. Then wipe dry.
Defrost whenever the frost
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-16
Race Track
Opens May "a
AT MYRTLE Beach

MYRTLE BEACH - A new
stock car racetrack will open in
Myrtle Beach this season as a
result of the ingenCity, foresight,
efforts and financial; support OF
more than 230 local business and
civic leaders.
The Racing Association OF
Myrtle Beach, inc, 20 be known
as "RAMBI", is constructing a
large modern racetrack that will
offer entertainment for new re-
Sidents and thousands of vaca-
TONERS who annually visit this
seashore resort.
Located approximately five
miles west of Myrtle Beach on
U. S. Highway sol, MARBI will
feature a one-half mile high
speed clay track designed &C.
cording to safety specifications
of the National Association OF
Stock Car Auto Racing. Modern
grand stand seats "vill accomo-
date 5000 people With provision
for expansion. Adequate light
ing, parking and concession IA
ilitieS will also be included. Fu-
tCre plans provide for expansion
o. the racetrack 10 include d
one-mile high speed asphalt
track.
Tentative plans call for the
opening of RAMBTS regular
Saturday night racing schedule
on May "a. All races will be Of
ficially sanctioned by NASCAR
and will feature some of the
outstanding stock rar drivers OF
the nation.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-16
EXTENSION SERVICE
SCHEDULE
A-rIl 10

April 10
Cherry Grove HID - Friday
TOO p. m, with Mrs. Bill Buff
kin.
April 19
HID Radio Program - Satur-
day, Ills a. m, over WENC.
April 81
Pages Mill HID - Monday
200 p. m.
Western Prong ND - Monday
2:30 p. m, at the clubhouse.
Tabor City Jr. 4-H-Monday
300 a. m.
Tabor City Int. All - Mon
day, 1890 a m.
Tabor City Sr. 4-H-Monday
.11:2O a. m.
Pages Mill Community All
Monday, $3.50 p. m.
April 22
White Marsh HID - Tuesday
200 p. m, with Mrs Bobby SEES
SONS.
Bethel HID - Tuesday, 300
.p M, with Mrs. OSSie Long.
April %
Bolton HID - Wednesday, 800
p. m, with Mrs. NJ. B. Maults-
by.
April "a
All Adult Leaders Trainin(
School - Thursday. 200 p. m.
in auditorium of The agricultur,
building.
Training School for Food.
Leaders - Thursday, 200 p. m.
in Kitchen of the agricultur,
building.
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Cerro
G0rdo
BY MRS. c. ]. BENTON

Miss Annie Mae Weaver of
darlington and Miss Elizabeth
M 81 cIver OF Charleston spent
..v.Isy with MIS-. NJ. B. Kelli-
n.
IA and Mrs. J. d Hammond.
t.. Mr.. and Mrs. Eobby Ham
!. ID. MIR. md Yrs. Eugene
., mDont. MIR. and Mrs. Edwin
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-16

Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Moore of Holly Hill,
S. c. announce the engagement of their daughter,
Shrle Anne, and Harvey Fowler of Columbia,
S. c., of Mrs. Jack D. Skipper of Jacksonville,
n. c. The wedding is to take place in August.
College and will graduate in June Mr.. Fowler
is a part time student at the same college and
is employed by the American Agricultural
Chemical Company in Columbia He will also
receive his diploma in June.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-16

begins to build UP around the
units. II you are in a hurry. Dr. N
use an ice pick. Fill a pan with
hot water and place in the freez-
ing compartment.
Be sure your refrigerator sxih
level" on the floor.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-26

schooling in Gary, he enlisted
in the us. Navy and is now
stationed in Norfolk, Virgin
ia, where he is studying ra-
dar.
In the "Croatian Sons"
Lodge he joins his mother,
aunts, and many cousins,
as all of the family are
CFU members.
His grandparents, Matt and
Mary Hudgber, are C. F. U.
members of long standing and
fine fraternalists. We were
indeed sorry when tn e y
moved to Rialto, Calf.
Sis. Hudgber was born in
Cazma and her husband was
born in the. vicinity Of Bjelo-
var, Yugoslavia.
Upon their arrival to
these shores they lost no
time in becoming members
of our great organization
and thereafter, faithfully,
enrolled tn cir children,
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East Pittsburgh, Pa, So
Points; and bro. Petar Dra-
zich, Lodge 351, Detroit,
Mich, 81 Points.
Canadians Not Asleep
Our Canadian neighbors al
so did some campaigning of
their own during this period
in the life of the drive.
But bro. August Herceg of
Schumacher, Ont, Lodge $50
with 1877 Points is still "the
man to beat" in this race a.
cross the border for top re-
cruiting honors.
Rapidly closing the gap,
however, is bro. Michael
MijatOvich of ron to,
Ont, Lodge 975. He has 121
Points.
The third member Of Can
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New Junior Tamburitza Group Assured
Help By MiIwaukee.west AI|is Members
Success of Recent Benefit Party Like
Tonic To Those Backing Junior Artists

MILWAUKEE Once
again the CF'U Mothers Club
is proud to announce that the
Card Party and Bake and
Rummage Sale. held on
March 9, was a great success.
We are sorry that we had
to turn so many people away.
1t was a beautiful day and
many people had come out to
enjoy themselves.
1t was very nice to see
members from our 6 CFU
Lodges, as well as friends
and newcomers, in attendance.
Your thoughtfulness will help
make our Junior Tamburitz-
ans very happy, as proceeds
from this affair will go to-
wards their support.
We take this opportunity
to thank CFU Supreme
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Calumet Area Croats
To Cap Refugee Drive
On Sunday, March 30th

HOBART, Ind. - Calumet
area residents of Croatian de-
scent. are participating in a
cooperative effort to raise
funds for the benefit of
20, 900 Croatian refugees who
barely exc out an existence in
Austria, Italy, and Germany.
The drive for funds will
culminate on Sunday,
March 80, with a film pre-
sentation of ''Refugee Life
which is open to the public,
free Of charge.
The showing will begin at
300 pm, followed by a ban
duet honoring Rev. William
Cecilia, chaplain for the ref
ugees.
The film presentation
and banquet will be given
at St. Joseph The Worker
Church Hall, 45th and Del
aware, Gary, Ind.
Organizations participating
in the fund drive are the
three Croatian Roman Cath
olic Churches of Gary, East
Chicago, and Whiting, Indi-
ana.
Pastors of the churches are
Rev. Venceslaus Ardas, Of st.
Joseph The Worker Church
in Gary; Rev. Paul Bogovich,
Of Holy Trinity Church, East
Chicago; and Rev. Matthew
Spehar of SITS. Peter and Paul
Church, in Whiting.
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Board member bro. Nick
Hinich, Mr.. and Mrs. Mi
chael Sostarich, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Puskarich,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Anton
Srok for their donations.
Our appreciation is also ex-
tended to the mothers who
made the lovely pillow cases
used as prizes, prepared and
donated goods for the sales,
and worked on the committee.
Last, but not least, we wish
to thank bro. Stephen F. Br-
kich for taking time to pub
lish our articles in the Zajed-
nicar.
You have all helped to pro-
mote our organization Of the
Junior Tamburitzans. as the
proceeds from this affair will
go towards this worthy cause.
Mitzie knaflic, Pres.
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VERONA, Pa. The mem
bers of Conquerors'' CFU
Lodge TO are hereby mott
fled that onr Forthcoming
regular meeting viii be post
poned, due to thf fact that
Easter falls on bur meeting
day.
We have scheduled same
to be held on Wednesday
evening, April 3, beginning
at 1880 pm. -.
The Dance Committee is re-
lduested to attend so that fl
nal arrangements may be
made for our dance, which
will be staged on Saturday,
April 18th.
Catherine Leopold, Sec'y.
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Milwaukee Armoiy To
Be Scene April II Of
Duquesne 1ams Concert

MILWAUKEE, - The Du-
quesne University Tamburit-
zans will present a Concert at
the Southside Armory Hall,
1920 South Sixth St., on Fri
day, April II, at 500 pm,
sponsored by the CFU Lod-
ges Of Milwaukee.
TV Channel IL will carry
the story Of the Tams the
last two weeks in March.
After the show you will
have ''' an opportunity to min
gle with, the Tams,, talk to
them, and dance to their re-
freshing music. Refreshments
will also be available for the
convenience Of an guests.
Tickets may be purchased
from any member of the
sponsoring CFU Lodges.
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Frank Jurcic, cousins, from
Cleveland, and their children
from Youngstown.
Bro. and sister Bujan are
most grateful to all for their
kindness on the occasion, and
especially so to Mr.. and Mrs.
Anthony Zabcic for their
splendid cooperation.
Incidentally, bro. Bujan has
a brother who is a member
of the Croatian Fraternal
Unions High Trial Board. He
is Ivan Bujan, a resident of
Gary, Ind.
Our congratulations go out
to the happy couple.
John X. Mikan, Sec'y
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Rochester Lodge IS Members Hold Open House
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Buan Mark 10th Wedding Anniversary

ROCHESTER, Pa. - Their
many distant friends will be
pleased to hear that Mr.. and
Mrs. Matt Bujan, widely
known and long active mem
bers of abraham Lincoln"
Lodge IS, celebrated their
10th Wedding Anniversary on
Feb. 9, 1858.
They were married in
Draganic, Croatia, YugO-
slavia, on Feb. 10, 1918,
and count in their happy
family circle one son, two
daughters, four grandchil-
dren, daughter-in-law Mar
gle and son-in-law Donald
Blackburn.
Bro. Bujan arrived in Ame-
rica in 1920. Following a brief
stay in New York he went to
Farrell, Pa, and from there
to Rochester. His wife follow
ed him to the United States
in 1929. They now reside at
Mt. Route 10 in nearby New
Brighton.
Formerly a treasurer of
Lodge IS, bro. Bujan is a well
der in the employee of the st.
Joseph Lead Co. at Joseph
town, Pa.
Brother Board Member
The happy couple marked
their 10th Wedding Anniver-
sary by attending the 10 am
Mass on Feb. 9 at st. Cecilia
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Three Supreme Board Members Listed
Among Top Five Recruiters In States
Math Kovacevich August Herceg Still
Front Runners In America and Dominion
Continued From p. "

ada's 100 Points or Better
Club" is sister Danica Marku-
sich of Schumacher, Ont,
Lodge 1876. She is credited
with 10 Points to date.
And showing signs of keep
ing the leaders on their toes
are bro. Philip Zebich of
Hamilton, Ont, Lodge 644
and bro. Stjepan Budak of
Windsor, Ont. Lodge 952.
Sudbury Busy Center
The Canadian "F'ifty-Plus
Club" was also expanded this
past week.
Welcomed were bro. John
Primorac, Lodge 1893, Sud-
bury, Ont, II Points, sister
Anna Primorac, Lodge 1913,
Sudbury. 60 Points, and bro.
Janko Jelenic, Lodge 1913,
Sudbury, 60 Points. Evidently
Sudbury is in this Campaign
to stay.
The other two members OF
this group are bro. Frank Ma
rusic, Lodge 1893, kirkland
Lake, Ont. So Points, and bro.
Zlatko Cavrag, Schumacher,
Ont, Lodge $50, with 81
Points.
One final reminder: -
Are you striving for either
of the two Campaign Grand
Prize Awards of ~ a trip
to Yugoslavia or p a Car
ibbean cruise:
If so, please fill out the
Declaration Of Intention Form
appearing in this issue of the
English Section and forward
same to the Home Office at
Pittsburgh at your earliest
convenience.
1t is important that we be-
gin mapping our travel plans
at an early date in order that
agencies handling such trips
can be Of complete service to
all of us.
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Can any insurance organi-
zation, commercial or frater-
nal, even begin to match this
magnanimous act - giving
you, in effect, a full years
protection for a 7 months
dues payment?
This annual 5 month mora
torium on Term dues is truly
the enigma of the insurance
world. But then your Croa-
tian Fraternal Union has
built a history of incompar-
able feats Of fraternalism.
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Margaret Mikulich, and the
grandson of John, Sr., and
Mary Mikulich. L
Bro. John Mikulich, ST.,
is a member of the Croatian
Fraternal Union for the
past 40 years and through
out these years was a fine
fraternalist, ever faithful
to our great organization.
He has held various offices
in our Lodge and was a Dele
gate to the St. Louis Conven-
ton, following which he was
instrumental in organizing
the Gary ES Lodge 727.
Bro. Mikulich came to this
country from the lovely
shores of Dalmatia, became a
member, and later enrolled
his entire family in the CFU.
John Wayne was born in
Gary, where he attended
school. and was graduated
from Gary's Lew Wallace
High School last June. He
was active in cross country
track, for which he re-
ceived a letter.
After graduating he enlis-
ted in the U. S. Navy, studied
electronics in San Francisco,
and then was transferred to
San Diego, California. From
there he will go on Pacific
duty.
We extend to John a hearty
welcome and wish him sue
cess in his studies in the U,
S.sNavy. 4
Sylvia Niksic, Sec'y.
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R. C. Church, Rochester.
Attending the same Mass
were their three children and
numerous friends and rela-
tives, some of whom came
from Cleveland and Youngs-
town, Ohio.
An open house celebra-
ton in New Brighton high
lighted this great day in
the lives of the happy cou-
pie. More than fifty well
wishers were present to
congratulate the celebrants
and express their fondest
hopes for many happy re-
turns of the day.
r. Present from more distan,
centers were Mr.. and Mrs
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21st grandchild of this grand
old fraternalist!
Shall someone tell us that
fraternalism is on the Wane?
Great Waiver Record
CFU certificates, as men,
toned above, have no peer in
the industry.
That initial advantage will,
for the next five months, be
made even more attractive
when our volunteer recruiters
can tell the prospect of the
juvenile Term contract which
actually is a pure gift every
five months of the year.
As you all know the Jun
ior Order annually valves
) months Term dues for all
those members who were
on our books the previous
December. Yes, during the
months of April, May,
June, July and August over
$4,000 Term members will
share in the more than
$4,000 returned to them in
the form of waivers.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-26
Ambridge KegIers Will
Debate Circuit Of Own

AMBRIDGE, Pa. - Any
members of "St. Nicholas"
CFU Lodge 304 who are in
terested in bowling, or would
like to participate in a league,
are asked to contact either
the undersigned or the Lodge
Secretary, bro. Fred Perich.
Helen Nj. Firis
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said Of late to the effect that
this method Of doing business
in fraternal organizations is
old and depleted and has used
it's purpose; that it has done
everything that it was possi-
BILE to do in behalf of these or
CARNATIONS progress, and it
is now necessary to find some
new method, establish some
new system by which the or
ganization could continue to
grow and prosper.
If that is the problem here
in the Croatian Fraternal
Union, then it is certainly the.
problem of every other fra
ternal as well, but which pro-
blem no other purely frater-
nal organization, as far as we
know, has resolved success
fully. '''' .,'"
The Supreme Board, at it's
past meetings, has discussed
this problem, and will discuss
it at this session, but will not
make any quick decisions,
merely to get rid Of the prob
lem, without first investigat-
ing all the possibilities and
arguments for and against a
change in the present meth
DDS of our operation.
The members of the Su-
preme Board are aware of
their responsibilities and
duties towards the men,
bership and the Society,
and 1 believe they will
make such decisions as will
be for the general good of
the entire m e m b ership
within the spirit of true
! fraternalism.
The Board of Trustees and
the Supreme Board will at
this session, as always in the
past, show that only with har,
mony and fraternal under.
standing can we succeed in
our endeavors in; behalf of the
Croatian Fraternal Union,
that it may continue to be our
pride and glory as the great
est organization of it's kind
in the whole world.
With that in mind, sister
and brothers of the Supreme
Board, I wish you success in
your deliberations! =
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Chicago Area In
Campaign To Stay
Lodge 81 Leading
Recruiting Parade

tContinued from Page y
enthusiasm and interest
displayed by members of
Lodge 81 in this Campaign
and this is best evident by
the large number of men,
bers asking for applications
or advice in obtaining new
members.
We have said that we in
this Campaign will leave no
stone, unturned in our quest
for new members and we
are. out to do just that.
Bro. Frank Rudar has said
to us that the splendid coop
GRAFTON that he is getting from
the members of Lodge 81
gives him greater initiative to
work . harder in this Cam
paignss So a
Bro. Rudar has always been
a treless and hard worker il,
the Fraternal Field and the
same can be said of him in
this, Campaign.
Today March 81 at the
meeting of Lodge 81, bro.
Joseph Bazdaric informed
the members that some 81
members in the Chicago
Area have made it known
to him that they will take
part in this Campaign in
answer to his appeal.
AVE were most happy to
hear, this encouraging report
of bro. Bazdaric and can ex-
pect some good results in this
Campaign for the Chicago
Area.
BOzO F. Drazan
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- u -..ti -tjAfH - = 80
Dale e. R, Huber \ lllAr'.t i.
Navy RadarScl;hl,lool. b
Lodge ITO Member
Lew Wallace Grad

GARY, Ind. - Another
welcome new member in the
ranks of CFU Lodge ITO is
Dale r. Huber, a transferee
from Nest 10 and the son of
Fora Huber.
Dale was born in Gary,
where he attended and grad
uated from Lew Wallace High
School. Upon completing his
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Points.
And rounding out the Eff
ty-Plus Club are sister Anna
Rescic, Lodge Al, Cleveland,
Ohio, 81 Points; CFU Su-
preme Board Member bro.
John R. Mikan, Lodge IS,
Rochester, Pa, SO Points; bro.
John Mavrovich, Lodge 141,
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Croatian Fraterna| Unions Members
Actually Shareholders h Organization
Welfare of Society and Memberships
First Concern of Supreme Board Members
hGo,0@ Continued from Page y

ment and discretion, - but
within the requirements of
the law.
The administrative body of
aufraternal organization has
it's authority determined by
the bylaws, and it must ad-
here to those bylaws at all
times. up
The, administrative body of
a7eorporation is elected at an
nual meetings of it's share
holders, who are the actual
owners of the corporation.
The administrative body of
the Croatian Fraternal Union
is elected at the Convention
by the Delegates, who are the
representatives of the entire
membership-actually the So
ciety's shareholders.
Share OF Ownership
Every member of the Soci-
ETY. is a co-owner within the
organization. His share of the
ownership is represented by
his certificate for life insur-
ance, sick benefit, disability,
operations, and so forth.
In commercial compa-
nies, the shareholders do
not participate in the pro-
motion of the company's in
terests, The corporations
administration takes care
of that.
In fraternal organizations
such as our own Society, the
administration issues direc'
tives, makes plans, leads
membership campaigns, but
the members themselves y
actually every shareholde,
who wishes his organization
success - is obliged to pro
mote the interest of his or
ganization in all the branche.
of it's. operations.
That is how our Croatiar
Fraternal Union, with the
help Of its members, the
shareholders, was able, at the
close Of the past year to re-
cord new gains in the number
of members, as well as tota
assets, and finally in total life
insurance.
Cooperation A Must
Much has been written ane
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Milwaukee Junior Ensemble Winning Friends
John ". Miku!ich
With Naval Forces
Lew Wallace Grad
Won Track Letter

GARY, Ind. - Recently,
CFU Lodge 10 was happy to
accept into it's senior ranks
John Wayne Mikulich.
A transferee from Nest 10,
he is the son of John, Jr., and
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Milwaukee Area Mons
In Pre.Easter Confab

MIL w A u K E E - The
members of the CFU Moth
ers Club are asked to take
notice that the next regular
meeting will be held on
Wednesday, April 2, at Tbs
pm, due to the fact that
Easter falls on our regular
monthly meeting date
Just as a reminder, remem-
Der that kolo practice will be
held on the second and fourth
Saturdays of each month.
MitZie Knaflic, Pres.
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Sociefy:s Juvenile Ranks Now Stand
At Sparkling Record High Of 37,453
Field Workers Surprised Home Office BY
Enrolling 355 Juniors During February
CONTINUED From Page y
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sons-in-law, and grandchil-
dren into the ranks of the
CFU.
We welcome Dale and wish
him success during his career
with the U. S. Navy.
Sylvia Niksic, Sec'y.