davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20

Has boxed and welt edge :.
covered in durable. practical cor.
duroy in attractive decorator col.
on. They're sturdy and light weight
=. idea o' TV watchers cushions.
Perfect for recreation room, den,
living room. bedrooms. studio. pa.
Ito or porch.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-29
Promise and FuIfiIment

The election Voters have made their decision.
 for the successful candidates governor Secretary State the legislators follow promises; to get at the business at hand.
 The whom selected guide the desines of state will have profound effect daily lives the They will decide how best to the executive legislative structure of state within of the constitution They will decide the and quality of schools of transportation facilities they
 nehow best exploit natural develop nen of this great land.
 They will have to determine required of state government keep doNnfOr taxes sfle existence We would like admoniS legislators look with bills submitted necessary The tax rate >isent with good government
 development paramount importance developments of Alaska Low utilities the big factors attracting industries and New industries will affect transportation cossor souhb payload will freight costs in time bring service to Alaska again
 The choose will have grapple with these problems It that they great responsibilities May they to them.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-29
U. $. Stands Firm On Berlin Crisis

WASHINGTON R-The United States Thursday night barrd any agreement with Russia on the status of West Berlin which would abandon the city's more than two million people to Communist con trol.
 Rejection of Russia's proposal to convert West Berlin into a free city, was clearly foreshad- owed by a statement issued by the State Department. The United States declared it would not agree 70 RuSsia's singlehanded repudi- itlon of it5 past agreement to CO.,
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-29
KODIAK MIRROR
FAVOR SANITARY FILL
(Continued from Page 1)

(Continued from Page 1) Mowry, stated, T see nothing wrong with the present method it is being done in very efficient manner"
 The questions of the garbage dump being unsightly, and not pleasant thing to look at, brought considerable testimony to the contrary. Many said their dining areas overlooked the fill. but said members of their families enjoy ed looking at the seagulls. Rev Molletti, who lives on the Mill Bay Road, injected little hunaOr into the proceedings by stating. Our dining room overlooks it. but haven't noticed any decrease in appetites around our house. Our grocery bills are just as high as ever" He said the Health and Welfare Council were for the fill 100 percent.
 Mrs. Red" Burnham, who lives nearby, stated she thought prep erty values would increase in the area due to improving the prop erty hy filling,
 Dr. Bob Johnson stated in his remarks that one of the big prob. lens in the area at his home at Sprucehaven was rats. Since the program of rat extermination we have not seen rat in ten days"
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-29
Here, There and Everywhere
Alaska Follows a Trend
By SIG DECREE

and with political know-how.
 Stepovich, too, would have filled the bill, if not with distinction, adequately. Youth, earnestness, sincerity, a native born back ground and an lin" with the ad- ministration-all would have been of benefit to Alaska
 Rivers or Benson-this was a tOSS-up.
 As stated at the outset, we have been architects of our fortune. The workmen we have selected to do the job have their great task before them. There is no doubt they sense their great reSponsibil- ities.
 We have only one regret. In lis tening to the counting of ballot, we noticed again and again, yot- ing the straight ticket was com mon. This brings to mind a con- viction of ours of long standing: No party has a monopoly on brains, integrity, ability or earn estnesS of purpose.
 Our regret is that able candi- dates who were defeated, not carrying the right party label, will have no place in governing Alas ka in these first important years. This is regrettable indeed.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-29

NOW LIfdL AldSkdItS nave SpUkCll and have decided that the Demo crats can do the country more good than the Republican party, just as voters across the nation a short time ago apparently voiced the same sentiments, the Demo crats now have a clear mandate in both Washington and Juneau to prove themselves
 Politically, as otherwise, we are architects of our own fortune. It remains to be seen if we have made a wise choice.
 Voting in Alaska went pretty much like a popularity contest. For the office of governor we were fortunate in having two ex- cellent men. The choice was made for the better known of the two.
 Butrovich, the losing candidate, has an excellent record of accomp- lishment and experience as a leg islator. His platform of lowest possible taxes consistent with good government" appealed to this writer. His record in the legisla- ture makes 1t apparent that these were no idle promises.
 Egan, four years younger, is the type of man that inspires confi- dence. Yet he was strangely silent during the campaign. But from some of the statements he did make, we learned he was cogni- zant of his great responsibility in his appointive powers, to set up a strong judiciary; m his other ap-. pointments; and the revamping of the land and. fisheries depart ments.
 We feel that Egan will travel the road, and act in the best inter- ests of Alaska, as his conscience will dictate, and to the best of his ability.
 The voters recognized dedicated leadership and voiced approval overwhelmingly in changing the status of Fl L (Bob) Bartlett from a voiceleSs delegate to that of senator
 Age, experience, a forceful pen and effective speech any one or appealed to the voters when they gave Ernest Gruening a clear majority, seat in the senate.
 There, again Alaska was for tunate. We couldn't miss with either Gruening or Mike Stepo- vich in Washington The one a member of the majority party, a former governor, an astute poli- tician, lifelong student of gov ernment, an authority on Alaska,
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-29

operate in the occupation of Der lin
 The statement said the United States, Britain and France are strongly committed to the secur- ity of the Western sectors of Der lin" The Russian proposal to make Berlin a neutralized free city was submitted by Soviet Premier Nikita Khruschev Thurs day in notes to the Western Big Three
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-29
Griffin Memorial
 Hospital Notes
ADMISSIONS.

-AOH&&S54NINS%-~ Patients admitted to Griffin Memorial hospital the past week were Fred Rave, Glenn Pilip and Clayton Copsey.
 DISCHARGED Those discharged were Fred Rave, Mrs. Grace Kerr, Howard D'Spain, Clayton Copsey, Theo- dosia Haakensen and infant, and Glenn Pilip.
 --BIRTHS- Robert, weighing 9 lbs. 4 ozs., was born on November 28 to May and Floyd Tacke.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-29
Policy Pointers
ART BROOKS

The Pacific Fire Rating BureaA has announced that items which are easily damaged by windstorm will no longer be covered by eK- tended coverage portions of fire insurance policies issued ia Alaska
 In addition, the insurance conn panies will not pay the first $50 of damage from windstorm and hail. This $50 deductible clause applies to each building, personal property in the open and to trees, plants and shrubs. It does mol apply to household contents.
 The new rules and rates became effective on October l for all new policies and will become effective on December 1 for all policy re neWals.
 No longer to be covered by these policies will be radio and television antennas, cloth awnings. signs and metal smokeStacks.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-29
NOTICE

I wish to thank Tiny Cichoski for the vigorous campaign conduct ed by him in my behalf.
 Pete Deveau
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-23
zaiedniCarski Dan U Kansas CITY

Kansas City, Kans - Centraln Prosvjetn Odbor H.
Zaednice prreduje svoj godsn Hrvatsk zaednicarsk
Dan pknkom koji &c odrzati nedjelju augusta,
Shady Rest Park 84th State Avenue Wyandotte County
Kansas Ulaz je svakome besplatan to &c bi dosta
mjesta parkiranje automobile.
Nash sedan ovdasnjih odsjeka HBz. opet &c
edno sastat to ovog pua Zajednicarskom Danu pix
nixon vanskoj prrodi Ovo &c zasta biti vek dan
godine Ovo &c b svecani dan gde cete mat priku da
dovedete svoje pratelje prospekvne canove sobom
mat cemo dosta vruce anetine raznovrsnih napitaka
svima dosa Ia pies &c svra Tamburtzan Orchestra Bt
&c pjevanja plesanja koo oadnsko grup Gjeli dan
bit &c ugodne zabave stare mlado Ovogodsn Zaedni
carsl Dan bti &c vec boji nego kada prize.
Stoga poziveo clanove nasih odsjeka e bratskih
odsjeka st. Joseph Sugar Creek, Missoury, kao
prijatelje il blza daleka, da posete naem
Zajednicarskom Danu sto vecem brou nedjeju 8
gusta Svima yam pozdrav dobro nam dosli!
John p. Ribic, izviestiteli.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-23
SLIkE SVIH DJEVOJAKA U NATJECAJU NALAZE
SE ENGLESKOM DIJELU MA DEVETOJ STRANI.
Hrvafski Dan u Los Anqe|es, California

Los Angeles, Calf - Hrvatska Narodna Udruga u o.
mjesu proslavt &c godne svoj 22-gi Hrvatski
Dan nedjeju, 10. augusta, vlastom zemstu kao u
proslost 1925 South Budlong Avenue Los Angeles.
Nasa Hrvatska Udruga je sastavlena cd Is organza-
CHA to odsjeka HB.Z, edan odsek HK.Z, jedan od-
sick SNPJ diva crkvena drustva saostalna potpor-
ma drustva, diva poltcka jedno ateticko drustvo.
Nase prosave prososti uvijek bile narodno slav-
lje gdje svake godine okup hjade hrvatskog
roda ugodno zabave prijatema znancma pa JAM
co da &c takova zabava razonoda bit prisutne
owe godne.
Kao obicno, pikniku cemo mati zabavn program
pjevanja, sviranja pesanja Ia uztak gosu mat cemo
dvje gazbe plesanje koe &c ma mjenice svira cd
posije podne do pol noci
Imati cemo vruce pecene janjetine pa hadnih plea
dobre kave kolaca.
Mi najuljudnije pozivamo hrvatsh narod i pra-
teje IL Los Angeesa, San Pedra, Long Beach, Fonana
Pasadena svih bzh gradova da posete godine
uzvelicau mas 22gi Hrvask Dan, canstvo svih nash
organzacja, ljubav &c svakoj zgodi uzvratt.
Vrata parka &c otvoriti II sati prize podne "a
bava veselje &c trajati do pol noci
Prva pecena janetina &c biti goova oo podne dru-
peeenke oko sat vecer Odbor je postarao
ruei dovojno janaca tako da hude gostima "a
dovoljstvo da svak bude posluzen.
Unaprijed vam zahvaljujemo madame Sc vasem po-
sjetu 10. augusta 1853
Dobro nam dosi! Tomo j. Bulum, tajnk.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-23

posebn majstOr dobrOvoljnoj baz, brat Geo. Loeb
mar nasim vrijednm clanovima. Svaki mas clan
Ujedinjenim Odsjecima Zajednice Pttsburgha okoce
moze treba da ponos ovom pozorncom cita-
vim pozoristem Ma pozorstu pred pozornicom cd pet
sat poslije podne postaje jepa hadovina, pax
to zabral to vrjeme mas ljepi kulturni program,
koji &c odrzat ovoj nasoj Narodnoj Slavi.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-23

THROUGHOUT EVENING
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-23
Velika Narodna Slava u Nedjelju u Croatian Centru
PUT0KAz Ma PR0SLAVU
u CR0ATIAk CENTER

CrOatian Center Sc nalazi u
neposrednoj blizini mjestanca
Millvale a ma Babcock Blvd.
kad Sc doIazi liz Pittsburgha
i cim Sc predje Millvale oko
jedna milja po Babcock Blvd,
treba patti na plakate-puto-
kaz, vozi lagano ! skrene Sc
ma uski put ma lijevo, koii vo-
di u Croatian Center. Sa O.
bratne strane, koji dolaze k
Pittsburghu, prize nego dodju
do Millvale / cim dodju ma
Babcock Blvd, treba voziti
polagano i patti ma plakate-
putOkaze da skrene ma uski
put ma desno IL Croatian Cen
ter | da paze ma znakove.
Svijet, koji dolazi IL Pitts
burgha poulicnom karom iii
S busOm, treba uzeti Millvale
Bus do kraja, a tn mOgu do
biti taxi "a so cent?, jedna O.
SODA ill wise, koji ce in do
vesti HI mjesto IL Croatian
Center.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-23
NASE KRALJIcE TREBA
DA Sc uREDE | SPREME

Owe godine natjece Sc "a
Kraljicu Popularnosti 8 lije-
pin mladih nash djevojaka.
Svaka ce cd njih biti progla-
sena kraljica svoga mjesta, a
djevojka koja proda najvise
srecaka biti ce krunjena "a
Kraljicu Zajednicarskog Da-
ma 1858 u nedjelju ma pro-
gramu. Kruniti ce je formal
no Mayor grada Pittsburgha.
sto &c biti znacajno i poseb-
ma "a Kraljicu cast. Nasa pax
Kraljica cd prosle godine
Miss Frances Matijaca, pre-.
dati &c krunu i zeslo 'Kraljic:
owe godine.
Sve djevojke u natjecaju
treba da dodju ranije u Gro.
atian Center i da nastoje pro.
dati sto wise tiketa. Takodjel
sve tikete do 4::30 sati poslije
podne trebaju predati s nov
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-23

On dolazi uz Mayora Pitts
burgha da pozdravi ovu nasu
Narodnu Slavu kao sluzbena
licnost owe naSe drzave.
Uz NIGGA dolazi kao 60
vornik i mas mladi covjek, Ii
vi radnik ma kulturnom polju,
vodja glasovite Cokeburg Ko-
10 Grupe, tajnik Ujedinjenih
Odsjeka cetiri kotara i radio
anonser, - brat Bernard NJ.
Lulketich.
Proslavu ce blagosloviti mas
vrijedni zupnik najstarije hr-
vatske rimo-katolicke zupe
Sv. Nikola, N. S. Pittsburgh,
Rev. Marian Sorich.
Program ce otvoriti i goste
pozdraviti mladi, energicni /
n t e ligentni predsjednik u
jedinjenih Odsjeka Zapadne
Pennsylvania, - brat Joseph
Rukavina, koji je vrijedni tai
mix, velilog naseg pionirskog
odsjeka "Angjeo Cuvar' broj
4 u Etna, Pa, Pittsburgh.
Programom ce rukovoditi
mas kolega, engles,li urednik,
brat Stephen #. Brkich, od-
licni govornik i majstor u o.
VakOvim Zgodama.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-23

Gore ma slici treca cd najvecih gru-
pa clanova Pittsburgh Junior Tanbu-
ritzans. U proslom broju ma ovoj stra-
nici imali smo najmanju grupu, a O.
vom broju u engleskom dijelu jest sred-
MIA grupa. Owe tri grupe sacinjavaju
jednu potpunu grupu Pittsburgh Ju-
nior Tamburitzans. Ova 0mladina naseg
Pittsburgha ovako lijepo organizirana
trenirana pod svojim Direktorom, bra
tom Johnom Gregurichem sa Pjevackim
Zborom "Javor" zajednicki sacinjavajM
hrvatsku kulturnu grupu Pittsburgh.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-23
STR0G0

Nj Brazilija nije bez nedis-
cipliniranih pjesaka, koji pre-
laze preko ulice mimo odre-
djenog prostora. Ali su ta-
mosnje vlasti vrlo stroge pre-
ma takvim prestupnicima. To
dokazuju propisi nekih gra-
dova Brazilije, koji su nedav-
no doneseni, a glase: "Pje-
saci, koji prelaze preko ulice
izvan S l u Z b e n o odredjenih
prijelaza, a pritom i'm Sc do
godi da ih pregazi koje vo-
zilo, smatrat &c sc samoubi-
CANA sa swim pravnim po-
sljedicama."
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-23

Gina cato odredjenom odboru
da Sc moze ustanoviti koja je
pobjednica. Svi ostali, koji j.
madu tikete-srecke, treba da
predaju novac Ia tikete od-
redjenom cato odboru ma Ii
GU mjesta.
Potom &c Sc nastaviti pro-
dajom tiketa do "a. augusta,
kad &c Sc izigravati automo-
bill, a dotle Sc ujedno vodi ma
tjecaj medju sedan djevojaka
Ia Kraljicu Croatian Center
Day ma kojoj ce proslavi bit
krunjena nasa Kraljica Gro.
attain Center Day 1858.
Molimo da sc gornje uvazi
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-23
PECENkA IA 0BjED
U CR0ATIAN CENTRU

U nedjelju ma proslavi Ia
jednicarskog Dana imamo ma
rucenu p e { e n k u "a objed,
S raznja pecenu vrucu JAMIE
tinu mlade odojke. Toliko
do znanja da gazdarice, cije
obitelji dolaze ma ovu prosla-
WI, nemoraju u nedjelju spre-
matt objed kod kuce, jer ga
mogu imati u Croatian Cen
tru uz okrijepno pice. - Tko
prvi dodje dobiti ce bolje mje-
sto i bolju poslugu.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-23
MAS! UGLEDNl COST
u CR1kTiAN CEATRU

U nedjelju ma velikoj pro-
slavi Hrvatskog Zajednicar-
skog Dana nastupaju kao 60
vornici mas veliki brat Tho
mas Il. Balaban, koji je pr
vi Deputy Insurance Commits
sioner Pennsylvania. Ugledni
mas covjek, koji Sc visoko dig
nuo / koji zauzima ugledno
mjesto Il vladi Pennsylvania.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-23
zENE SUI JACE!

U Chicago, su ovih dana IL
nijeli dokaz, da su muskarci
mnogo slabiji cd zena, kad vi
de krv. To Sc temelji ma is
kustvu tamosnjeg Centralnog
zavoda "a dobrovoljno dava-
ME krvi, u kojem je cd de-
set osoba, koje su Sc one
svijestile, bilo devet muska-
raca.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-23

Znacajno jest, da ugledni kulturni A.
merikanci cijene visoko postum "Cro-
attain Groups" nasom Duquesne Uni
versity Tamburitzans, sto nam ovom
dijelu Amerike die mas narodni ugled
/ postovanje.
Pittsburgh Junior Tamburitzans ma
stupa ma programu nase velike Narod-
ne Slave, Hrvatski Zajednicarslzi Dan,
u nedjelju, q. julia u Croatian Center.
- Vrijedno je vidjeti uzivati tako
lijepom kulturnom programu americkih
gradjana hrvatskog porjekla
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-23

Gore slici mas prosavljeni Hrvatski Pjevacki
Zbor "Jadran' il Aliquippa, Pa. - otvara pjesmom
veliku Narodnu Slavu - Hrvatsli Zajednicarsk Dan
- nedjelju, H. julia. Program pocima tocno u pet
sati posIe podne. "Jadran e prv koj nastupa ma no
vo ijepoj veikoj pozornic Croatian Center Poor
MICA nece biti sasvm dovrsena, ali e glavni posao
vrsen zgeda Iiiepo kaO crkva. Istu e sagradio mas
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-23
MAYOR LAWRENCE MAS P0CASM COST |
GLAYNu G0V0RNIk U CR0ATLAN CENTRU

Owe godine programu Hrvatskog Zajednicar-
skog Dana nedjeu, ~. julia, pocasni mas COST CLAW
mi govornik bt &c Hon. David L. Lawrence, Mayor
grada Pittsburgha. On je markatna icnost vodstvu
Demokratske stranke, pokazao Sc kao zvrstan ad-
mnistrator gradskoj uprav. Pod njegovim vodstvom
grad Pittsburgh velicanstveno podigao poljepsao
postaje po svemu grad prvim redovma ovoj zemlj.
On je dobio kandidatllru "a Governora Pennsylvania
vrlo dobri izgled da &c jesen glavnim zbori
ma bit bran oval visoli drzavni polozaj koji
posjeduje spremu da &c bit odlicni Governor
drzave.
Gosp Lawrence je dobar prijatelj gradjana hrvat-
skog porijela zato ga mas narOd vol postuje, te
&c mu n zborima p pomo c da bude zaista bran
GOvernOra.
Mi mu zemo dobro zdravlje dobar uspjeh te ga
topic preporucamo nasem dobrom narodu - Tajnik
Croatan Centra.
SLIKE SVIH DJEVOJAkA U NATJECAJU NALAZE
Milford chronicle., 1958-08-15
MILFORD CHRONICLE DELAWARE FRIDAY AUGUST
FAIR
EXCHANGE

= 500 American high school boys and girls get
- ting good look at % foreign lands this summer.
At the same time, thousand young students from 80
countries are in the United States Like their American
counterpars, these young visitors mingng with the
people, studying customs seeing sights and staying in
homes.
These boys and girls part of high school student
exchange program started by the American Field Service
in 1850. It has been growing each The program is
designed to foster better understanding of all peoples
and promote international good will.
Two of the exchange students pictured here Japan
high school girl the United States and American
girl in Japan.
Susan Arensberg the American GIRL is 16, comes from
Pittsburgh She is spending the guest of the
Myaza family in the northern residential district of
Tokyo She is of "a u high school students who
in Japan.
Nao Shima the japanese youngster, is shown during
her stay in Pittsburgh She spent weekend at the home
of Mrs. Marie Lewis and her family in suburban Wilkins
burg Before coming to Pittsburgh she studied at the
Thomas Cooley High School in Detroit.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-05-10
.Elks Jump al Apex

Hats by a new and exciting
designer and hair styles created
for the most glamorous OF Wo-
men by lola Palmer Reese Will
play starring role in the big
and fabulous fashion show Stat
ed for May 25, 1858 by Pride
of Robbins Temple No. 915 at
Apex Chateau from 6 to 10 pm
The show promises to be one
of the outstanding social events
of the spring-summer season. 1t
will feature the loveliest and
most stunning women from the
Chicago area and Robbins.
To be assured of a table, send
your reservation in today as
many people from Chicago
Heights, Joliet, and surrounding
towns will be on hand for a
preview of this grand Elk affair.
Tickets may be purchased
rom any temple or lodge mem
Der. or contact Violet Weaver,
Fulton s. 1854; Helen Cola,
Marcella Green, Mary Dixon or
Florence Ha wkins, the show
committee.
Carlena Harvey, DIT. Ruler
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-05-10
Fashion Panorama
AT Apex May 18th

A fashion revue of the latest
and chic in wearing apparel will
be shown Sunday, May rs, 1858
from to 10 pm. at Apex
Chateau. This fashion show and
cocktail party will be sponsored
by the Pride of Robbins Temple
No. 915 and is being backed
100 per cent by Greater Robbins
Lodge No. 1872.
Models will include Low ely
ladies' from Chicago, Argo and
Chicago Heights as well as
Robbins.
Reservations for tables are
beginning to pour in and If you
and your group wish to get a
able or tickets, contact Violet
Weaver, general chairman, Flu
5 1854; Co+Chairmen, Helen
Cola, Flu 5 = $3.50 and Marcella
Green, Flu 5 = 6414; Sec'y, Mary
Dixon, FLU S 1903 and Treas,
Florence Hawkins, Flu 5 1871,
who comprise the committee.
You may also contact Carlena
Harvey, DIR. Ruler or James
McCrary, Exalted Ruler for adj
vance $1.0O tickets.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-05-10

; The pages in attendance were
Theo. Joyner and Steven Wool
folk who performed their duties
with much dignity.
The tribute given to our Be-
ginner's Chior by Mrs. Ruby
Stevens was truly outstanding
as it was SO beautifully unfold
ed to them.
Thank you Mrs. Stevens, and
a special thanks to all who took
part in helping to make this
affair a success.
The adults of our community
are the supporting pillows of
our children. Again we say
Thank You.
The Mt. Calvary Beginners
Choir
Brenda Anthony, Pres.
Barbara Voolfolk, Sec'y
Rev. M, Anthony, Pastor.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-05-10
Saint Paul News
(Cont. from page s.

\@Onk' ~ VII H0SC ~
ever his trade may be. What
then can he hope to win who
calls himself a Christian and
neither learns of Christ as his
Teacher; follows Him as his
Master; nor serves Him as hiG
Prince? Salvation is not by
works, but it is salvation from
idleness. We are not saved be-
cause we are earnest, but he
who is not earnest has great
reason to question whether he
IS saved. SO let us get busy
about our Fathers business and
know what to do and how to do
it. We will meet the pastor
each Wednesday evening, pm.
You are cordially invited to
visit us this Sunday. Will | see
YOU at st. Paul next Sunday?
[ hope so.
Rev. |. b. Anderson, Pastor
M. A. Ephraim, Reporter.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-05-10
ROBBINS NEWEST
BEAUTICIAN

Mrs. Mary Kramer, Robbins
newest beautician, is a graduate
beautician and wants the public
to know that no appointments
are necessary-just scall Fulton
S 6245. Her address is 1874 5
Troy street. She will wash and
press your hair and do all of
the other things necessary to
keep you looking your best.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-05-10
FROM BEGINNERS CHOIR
OF MOUNT CALVARY


On May 4, 1858 the Mt. Cal
vary Beginners Choir success
fully climaxed their Queen for
a Day contest and we wish to
thank everyone for their loyal
support of the contestants.
By most popular vote, the
Queen, little Miss Marva Spear
mon was very pretty in her
white lace grown with purple
mantle and train and proudly
wearing her golden crown as
she reigned with dignity.
The First lady in attendance,
Miss. Rose Shelby was another
pretty picture in her gown OF
mint green and white tulle as
she so graciously served her
Queen.
The second lady in atten-
dance, little Miss Zebra Walk
er, so tiny and adorable in her
gown ofamint green and fushia
tulle as she too, most graciously
served her Queen.
The Queens court are as fol-
low: Marion Bond, Patricia Nc
Cullen, Tenia Williams, Barbara
Voolfolk, Bre nda Anthony
Carol Voolfolk, Cheri Voolfolk
and Patricia Voolfolk.