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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02

polozaja, koji su kako slije-
di:
Rev. Ljubo cuvalo, 0. F.
NJ, glavni govornik; John j.
Spitz, Sr., General Chairman;
Nick Svalina, State Repre-
sentative, Co-Chairman; Ar
rangemnt Committee: Louise
Dichele, Catherine Pocernich
i Mary Perkovich. Banquet
Tickets: Mary Kahn, Tillie
Martin. Car Rattle Tickets:
Stanley Grosezyk, Dan Aisa-
Mich, Sr. XII t { h en-: Polonia
Ashenbrenner, Mary Kozul.'
Mattresses: Virginia Ander-
son, Catherine M q d 0 nj c h.
Wardrobe: Mary Niksich,
Mildred at. Decora-
tions: Ann Pave, Mary Sop
cich. Stage and Lights: Jo-
seph Dichele, Arnold Kahn.
Bar Refreshments: P e t e r
Rupcich, Peter Brunski. Re-
freshment Tickets: Madeleine
Saric, Margaret Rozich ! Ann
Grancich. .s~ ae
Mnogi owl gore spomenuti
radnici su clanovi raznih od-
sieka H.B.Z. u So. Chicagi.
ia Sc zahvaljujem' u ime Cr-
hvenog Odbora s v i m a gore
sp o m e nutim odbornicima i
drugirn radnicima. N''7
Anton C. Saric,.
potpredsj. odsjeka 229
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02

stog odsjeka ia njegovom We
likom doprinosu i drugim od-
bornicima odsjeka. Ma drus-
tvenoi zabavi cd %. deem
bra 1857. napravito je cistog
pro f t a 81, ,O95.4O, i cd owe
svote je dato $500 "a po-
stojecu crkvu. Vidimo ma O.
vol slici gdje nasa drustvena
tajnica, Madeleine saric pre-
daje ma pozornici "a vrijeme
banketa eek cd $1,010.40 cr-
kvenom predsjedniku, J o h n
Spitz i nasem clanu State Re-
presentativ i procelniku ban
keta, Nikoli Svalina. Odsjek
229-ti kao cijelina drzi Sc ma
celia Hrvatske Bratske Zajed-
nice, g je postu.ie i potpo-
maze vec po svojoj moguc-
nosti sve h1vatske narodne,
kulturnO prOSVJeLne, numanl-
tarne vjerske ustanove, a
ovo je najbolji dokaz ma ovoj
gornjoj slici.
Ma programu je sudjelo-
valo hrvatsko pjevaoko drus.
two "Hrvatska", Tamburica
Kolo Klub, Eva Brncic, "Cro.
attain wgirl', pax Johr
Tumpic, pjevac, te drugi do
maci umjetnici i govornici
koji SUI odigrali svoje uloge
ma zadovoljstvo prisutnih. Ne
mozem da ispustim nase pro
celnike raznih i odgovornil
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02
Javna zaI1vaIa
Indiana Harbor. East Chi

Indiana Harbor. East Chi
cago, Ind. - ia nize potpisani
najljepse sc cd srca zahva-
1jujem swim mojin1 prijatelji-
ma u mjestu j okolici, sto su
pripravili onako bogati ban
ket, sto dolara po tanjuru, u
korist mole kampanje. I u
prav kad bi saw narod radio
JOS sc ne bi mogao nadati da
&c dvorana biti puma, kao sto
je bila.
Dakle, ovo sve svjedoci da
moi narod, kao i drugi razni
narodi priznaju moi rad sto
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02
nadljudske visine. Ali mi ina

nadljudske visine. Ali. mi ina
mo posla 8 ljudima, a povijest
mas uci, a iskustvo je doka-
zalo, da Sc il sitnica radjaju
najteze ljudske tragedije. I
bas cato treba Jelacicev spo-
menik postaviti, iii vratiti, ma
isto ono mjesto, gdje ga je
hrvatski narod il svojih zu-
ljeva i kao znak ljubavi pri-
znanja postavio.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02


po $1.00: Eranjo Anit famili-
ia, Petar Vojvodic, Martin Pc
ric, Stjepan Simic.
Do sada kako nasi sabiraci
poradise, sakupljeno je $1,515.OO
te Sc madam, da sa ovime nismo
jos zavrsi1i, te da &c nasa braca
i sestre iskreni rodoljubi Hr-
vati poraditi- dalje. Do sada
sam poslao nekoliko novcanih
posiljki ma naseg dragoga zup-
nika F.. Butkovica, u Lovincu.
U ime svih sabiraca iskreno
Sc zahvaljujem svima uz po-
zdrav
John Budak, blag.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02
kostO UnkoVic:
RJEcNICI 1 GRAMATnKE.

BOGADEKA, Hfv.-Eng. Eng. Hrv.
dopun1enf nevi rjeEntk ukeri6on $50
PALANDACIcA. dxepni Hrv.-Eng.
! Eng. g.-Hrv. fiecnik ukoriEen 3. 9.ee
LAKI NACIN ucenja eng. bes uEi-
tela. LochmerA 81 gramatikom $50
rr.matikom j 5000 7dioms -. So
vDAKOvICA, Dali znate Engle-
ski, stotina lekciia ukoriten ....,. $50
PRACTICAL GRAMMAR, For eAsy'
. to Learn, Croatian. from Eagllshs s.s6
Postarina 25c - svaku narnSbu. "A
Canadu 4oc. Cijenik tHrvafskih knjlga
gfamofenskih plecs Salje % bespls-
PALANDECH'S BOOK STORE
Jos 50. Wells St., Chicago !. N.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02
BAN JELACIC
Pavle ID. Ostoyic

Kao povjesne licnos ban Jeacic je kontroverzna
cnos Neko ga ostro kritizira neko bran Njegovi kr
tcar SUI redovno jednosran katkada neznalice. Op-
uzuje ga da e Habsburzima pomogao skrs madjar-
slu revoucu 194S godine jer tn revoucu azno pri
kazuie sobodarskom To ne ba nikakva slobodarska
vocia nego naicrnia nacionaiseka reakciia to vije
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02
yeste II platio svoju aasa.

rinu? - To je vazno vale O.
sohno pitanje. koje ne bi smic
zaboraviti. Svah mjesec 70
dovito trebate uplatH odsjec' !
nom tajniku svoje pristoJ Jbe
Nezaboravite da tajnik t.
kodjer plaza svoje pristojb<
! jo4 vod brigu 0 vama d
ih i.H uplatite U vriisme.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02

Brat Frank MartinOvich,
clan i utemeljitelj odsjeka
"Sveti Ante" br. 948 HBZ
IL So. Chicago, Ill. Menu
je takodjer brat Steve Ze-
lenika, predsjednik is tOg
odsjeka urucio dar prigo-
dom 40-godisnje proslave i
banketa njihova odsjeka, O.
drzanog 8. novembra 1857.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02
NORVESKA GRADI
ATOMSKE BRODOVE

Jedna grupa norveskih bro
dovlasnika ovlastila je nor
veski institut "a istrazivanja
ma polju atomske energije da
poduzme pripremni tehnicki j
naucni rad ma izgradnji bro
dova ma atomski pogon. Ia
pocetne troskove ovog pri-
.premnog rada grupa je odo-
brila sunni cd oko $50 hilja-
da dolara.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02

Obicno postupanje svijeta
je da stvara zakone, ali da
slijedi obicaje. - Montaigne
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02

LllIllShd IA al NAAAo ~ o.
skom. Madzari to n i S u wise
htieli priznavati, nego su ma
stoiali da hrvatsku autono-
miiu ukinu i da Hrvate i VOL
vodianske Srbe natjeraju, da
sc pomadzare, da samo ma
dzarski uce u svojim skola-
ma da Sc u njihovim zem-
llama ure d je madzarski.
Kossuth, vodja madzarske re-
volucije, izjavio je eak, da ma
zemljopisnoj karti nemoze ma
ci Hrvatske, nego samo Ma
dzarsku. Hrvati Vojvodjan-
ski Srbi, koji SUI trazili, da
Sc Vojvodina uklopi u kra-
lievinu Hrvatsku, kao njena
autonomna oblast, (kao sto
ie danas u S b jD, slozno
SUI Sc oduprli tom madzar-
skom nacionalistickom ma
srta.iu. Odupirail su Sc maj
prize, parlamentarnim putem'
a kad to nije uspjelo, onda
10 hryatski sa bor Zakliucio
da objavi Madzarskoj rat
obiavio ga. u skladu S drew
nom hrvatskom tradicijom,
hrvatski ban je postao zapo-
viednikom hrvatske vojske u
pokretu, a to je bio Jelacic
Nj Hrvati, nj vojvodjanski
Srbi, nisu posli u rat prot
Madzara zato, da skrse ma.
dzarsku 81 o b 0 d u, nego da
brane svoju kakvu takvu slo-
bodu i svoja drevna prava,
to cd tih istih pomahnitalih
madzarskih nacionalista. Ne
poznavajuci prilike, velika We
Gina evropskih, tako zvanih,
liberala osudila je i Jelacica
i Hrvate i Srbe kao sluge re-
akcionarnih Habsburga, jer
su toboze oni skrivili da je
madzarska revolucija propa-
la. Ta Sc neistina jos i danas
ovdje ondje povlaci po knji'
gama / novinama, a ina, ma
zalost, i medju Hrvatima
Srbima nepismenjaka ne
znalica, koji to jos i danas
) vjeruju. Madzarsku SUI revo-
luciju konacno slomili Rusi,
jer. nj hrvatske, nj srpske, nj
habsburske snage nisu u bile
dovoljne, da to uclne. Da su
sc Hrvati i Srbi u tom ratu
protu Madzara nasli ma stra.
nj Habsburga, to je slucaj
jer i'm je car priznao njihovs
prava, a oni sc nisu mogli l
isto vrijeme boriti proti ca
ra i proti Madzara, pa da j
vrijeme bilo "a to i zrelo. 4
vrijeme jos nije bio sazrije
10 "a Jugoslaviju, pa nj q
samu Hrvatsku, da sc osamo
stall. Takvi neprirodni savez:
kao oval izmedju Habsburg
Hrvata Srba u povijesti s
redovna pojava.
Godina 1848, bila je revolu
cionarna godina. Cijela Sc Ey
ropa tresla cd revolucional
nih pokreta. Kad je hrvatsl
sabor, u obranu hrvatske dl
zavnosti, a ne nikakvih Habs
burga, (koji SUI u ostalom t
drzavnost respektovalD, OK
javio Madzarima rat, a Jels
cic stao ma cello hrvatske vo.
ske zatalasali su Sc svi hrvat
ski i srpski krajevi Cd Trst
do Skoplja. .Jelacic je prek
noci postao najslavniji covje
ma slavenskom jugu i utjelo,
ljenje borbe "a slobodu svi
jugoslovenskih naroda. Crne
gorski vladika, Rade, pisa
mu je pisma puma odusevlje
MIA, nudio pomoc, bodrio g
u njegovom podhvatu. Srbij
je u ono vrijeme bila sam
autonomna pokrajina pod VI
;hovnom vlascu turskoga CO
.ra, ali i ona je Jelacicev pe
,kret pomagala, b o d ril a g;
pa cak nesluzbeno poslala
icetu dobrovoljaca u pomo'
3Odusevljenje je zahvatilo ca
i redove Hrvata musliman
" Bosni, cd kojih slf neki
ihvatili vezu S Jelacicem i n,
dill pomoc. Nikada niko n
je u posljednjih stotinu q
dina t a X o ustalasao redov
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02

Ova slka je snimena prigodom 40-godsnjc proslave
banketa odsjeka "Sveti Ante" broj 948 HBZ. South
Chicago Prosava je odrzana g. novembra 1867. Ma
sc je ljeva desno Steve Zelenia, predsednik od
seka, koji predaje dar bratu Boz Kozul utenelteju
istog odseka. .t
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02

Flip Vukelic,ured Ia
jednicara, koji je bio glav-
nj govornik ma 4O-godisnjoj
prOsIavi banketu druStva
"Sv. Ante, odsjeka br. 948
H.B.Z. u So. Chicago. Pro-
slava .je odrazna 3. novem-
bra 1857.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02
PRIZNANJE!

Francuski knjizevnik Jean
Claude Perrault dobio je ne
davno ovakvo pismo cd ne
poznate osobe: Moi muz pa
ii vec mnogo godina cd tes-
ke besanice, bila| sam s mime
kod mnogih lijeenika, ali mu
nj jedan nije mogao pomoci.
Da bin mu skratila m u { n e
nocne safe, kupila sam mu va
su najnoviju knjigu. I s knji.
gom je, najzad, hvalabogu,
zaspao! Mnogo vam zahva.
ljujem - j molim vas, ma.
pisite naskoro n ovu knjigu
Vasa odana Denise Meunier.'
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02
NOVOST "a RIBARE

Dva americka zoologa koja
rade u Marinelandu (Kalifor-
nija), P. w. Gilbert i F. G..
Wood pronasli su novi pre-
parat slican novokainu (za a.
nestezije IL medicini) ii ma
zvali ga MS222. Ako dodamo
tai preparat vodi, on moze
vec u najmanjim kolicinama
omamiti i najjace ribe. Isku-
San je u akvariju ma NOR
skom psu teskom 200 kilo-
grama, koji je neznatnom do
zom bio omamljen duze cd
jedne minute. Preparat &c do
bro doci u velikim ribolovima
a lovcima ma morske grabez-
ljivce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-30

For everyday quick pickup cleaning . does the
work Of q vacuum, carpet sweeper. dust mop.
broom, upholstery brush :. and without cumber-
some attachments It's lightweight, too. A child
can easily carry it. No bugs to empty or buy
Removable dirt cup empties easy as on ush troy
after euch cleaning.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-22

some teeth i nth eaccident,
which happened in front of her
home on Auburn Rd. Some cards
from her school mates would
cheer a lot.
It's a boy for the family of
Mr.. Walter Shaffer, born on Fri
day, May 16.
Spring officially arrived last
week when the Nau Twins, Bet
ty and Kathy, decided to take
a May walk and left the reserva-
tion without their mother know
ing it. Frantic Jane called the
help of the sheriff's department
to find the ladies in question
In a deep ravine behind the Nau
home. Betty and Kathy were
stranded, caught by a log. All
ended happily for two lucky lit
tie girls, and much relieved mo-
ther.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-22

cal program at the church. More
about later.
June 2, the official church
board will meet at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Dorm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kellan enter
tanned her sister, Mrs. Edwards,
last week.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. E.
Miller Sunday were Mr.. and
Mrs. L. J. McGurk of South
Euclid.
Miss Carline Schurmann
who had been visiting in Israel
and relatives in Germany, spent
Sunday at her summer home
The young married peoples
Sunday School Glass party was
held Saturday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hor-
ton. Those present were: Rev.
and Mrs. Kuehnel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Herman, Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Heinrich, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Her
rington, Mr.. and Mrs. Saben,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Parpart and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gale Hazen and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Wolcott.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-22
BY MRS. JAMES RUCH
Phone AVenue 5-4222

MUNSON - FANNY night is
ednesday vening at the
church. Supper at $50. Please
bring a covered dish to pass
and your own table service.
Mr.. c.. H. Varney, Mrs. Nab
lie Gates and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Scovill returned home last
week from a winter spent in
Florida.
We are happy to report that
Robert Wolcott is home from
the hospital, but will have to
take it easy for while.
Memorial Day services at IL
O'Clock in front of plaque on
school grounds a short talk by
Rev. Kuehnel in the church be-
fore going to both cemeteries.
Starting next Sunday the nur-
sery will be in operation. 1t will
include children ages to three
years.
June 8 there will be a musi-
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department in the car safety
check on Tuesday and WedneS-
day evening, May 10th and 21St.
Under the direction of the Fire
Chief, william Armstrong, the
firemen received their inStruc-
tons.
SUNSHINE UNLIMITED
Toy COLLECTION centers for the
Geauga Sunshine Unlimied will
be Farley's Grocery, Arp Bos.
Service Station and Reynold s
General Store for the last two
weeks in May. All Toys must be
repairable or in good condition.
MUNSON PTA
Monday evening, May IL the
Munson PTA held their last
meeting of the school year.
Guests for the evening were
Mr.. Frank Schofield, DR.. Ed
munds and the fourth grade
class of Mrs. Reefs who enter
tanned with program of
square dancing. DR.. EdmundS
spoke on the need for immuni-
zation of the pre-school child
and revealed the plans for the
summer health clinic to be held
at the school during the months
of June, July and August. Every
one is urged to tell their neigh
bors who may have pre-school
children in their family about
this program.
The business meeting follow
ed he program and ended
with the announcement from
the nominating committee chair
man, Mrs. Bette Scheele the
slate of officers for the coming
year. The slae was accepted
by motion and the following are
the officers for next semester:
President, Mrs. Eileen Williams;
Vice President, Mrs. Mary 10
Laundy; Secretary, Mrs. Mary
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pm. All officers are urged to
attend. The next regular meet
ing of the MunSon Merry Mix
erS will be on Thursday, May
20 at 1880 pm. at the home of
Mrs. Ruth Hawkins.
Refreshments were served by
Wendy Bobbit and Patty Brown.
Memorial Committee
Memorial Committee of the
MunSon Mems Club met on Wed
nesday at the home of Ralph
Scheele to make final plans for
the Memorial Daysparade. Cere-
monies will begin at the Fowlers
Mills School and proceed to the
FoWlerS Mills Cemetery and
Maple Hill Cemetery where the
graves of war veterans vii be
decorated with falg and plant
by those participating in the pro-
gram. Committee members are
Birch Mathews, Mel Johnson,
Donald Ritzert and Ralph Sche-
ele.
MunSOn Personals
Sympahy is exended the fam
lily of Mr.. Charles PoutaSSe on
the death of his mother last
Monday. Mrs. PoutaSse had
been staying at the home of
Charles and family.
Mr.. Frank Russell, father of
Mrs. Jim Duncan, was taken to
Huron Road Hosital on Thurs
day suffering from a heart at
tack. His condition is critical at
last reports.
Recovering at his home from
major surgery is Leon Rogers.
He thanks all who remembered
him with cards and phone calls
during the anxious hours.
Little Allison Beattie wa S
struck by a car, Friday evening
and is recovering at home. She
received many bruises and lost
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-22
Personals

Accidents seem to be the or
der of the day recently for the
Wayne Johnson family. Recent
ly son, CODY, ran into a bar on
the school play ground cutting
his forehead and requiring sew
en- stitches to close it. Then
last week he was hit right on
the same place with a baseball
bat which now requires more
trpis to the doctor. The latest
report from the Johnsons is that
their daughter, Suzanne, was
bitten on the leg by dog while
on her way to school Tuesday
hence another trip to the doc
tor
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-22
.UNsoN GRANGE


Munson Grange dress and an
gel food cake contest was held
on Tuesday, May 13 with Clari-
don Grange. Mrs. Edith Lam
strum placed first in the cake
contest and Mrs. Rita Lavrich,
first in the dress contest with
Mrs. Rosemary Summers, Sc
cond. Other entries in the dress
contest were Mrs. Frank Fink,
Mrs. Dolores Fink, Miss Nancy
Freil and Mrs. Bette Scheele.
At the Pamona City-Farm
Banquet held on Saturday, May
II at Chester, Mrs. Lanstrum
placed first in the cake contest
and will represent Geauga
County Oranges at the State
Convention which will be held
in Cleveland in October. Twelve
Munson Grangers and their
twelve guests attended the ban
quet. About 800 enjoyed a deli
cious roast beef dinner.
At the meeting held on We'd
neSday, May IA, at the Town
Hall, announcement was made
of Rural life Sunday, which will
be held Sunday, May IS at 1:3O
pm. at Claridon Town Hall. A
picnic dinner will start the pro-
gram. Bring a covered dish to
pass and your own table SER
vice.
The next regular meeting will
be held on Wednesday, May %
at $50 pm.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-22
MunSon Firemen Assist
Sheriff in Safety Check

MUNSON - MunSon Volunteer
Firemen assisted the Sheriff'S
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MunSOn Merry Mixers

MunSon Merry Mixers met on
Friday, May Is, at the home of
Mrs. Vivian Macdonald. Games
were PLAYED and the advisor.
Mrs. Ruth Hawkins, discussed
the DAP conference to be held
in Chesetr Elementary School or
Monday, May 26, from 8 to 10
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-22

Lou Richardson; and Treasurer,
Mrs. Gloria Fina.
Reminder that this coming
Saturday, May "a from 10 am.
til 5 pm. will be the Bargain
Fair sale to be held at the
school. White elephants and
plants that anyone may want to
donate are still being accepted.
Call Mrs. Vangunten AV 5-8273
for a pickup. There will be a
bake sale and refreshments
along with the sale of ANIMALS,
house plants and vegetables.
Come early for a good selection.
Refreshments for this meeting
were served by the following;
Mrs. Glenna Zimmerman, Mrs.
Peg Kachkowsky, Mrs. Rita Hat
chel, Mrs. Buehner, Mrs. Flor
ence Farley and Mrs. Mildred
NOZar.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-22
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY

Munson Chapter Of the Hos
pital Auxiliary met on Thurs
day. May IS, at the home of
Mrs. Gloria Gentle. Two let
ters of thanks were received by
the group. One from Ingleside
Hospital and the other from Mr..
Jacobs in regards to the vene-
tian blinds that were installed
on the hospital building. Mum
son Chapter will supply ten do
zen cookies for the 10th Ami
versary tea to be held by the
Hospital Auxiliary next month
by all the chapters in the coun-
ty. ~'S
The group has voted to pur
chase an ice crusher for Corey
Hospital. Next meeting will be
held June IL at the home of
Mrs. Enid Horton when election
of officers will take place.
q a a
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Walter r. Pierce, g,
Dies Vi Home, i}urie 4
At NJ. Xien [ hurch

Funeral services fe~ walter I
Percy, 80. of ne sat Ilon com
munity. were held SEP erl5ee : &.
TIE Mount ZION Bart ch#es
with internent I'd Tho chn b ae8
etery One IF the 10 ~ cs' MS @
the community h died al HIS home
Mt Ida Sep,ember ;
His is survived b. his wife Mrs
Mamie Craig Percy TIVE sons
JENNINGS Percy, "a slate Farm
and Kenneth Percy. Of NeN Cait
ton SIX daughte Mis- Ato Gre@
Mrs E}la sadler aud MIS- eifac
.Lipscomb. all q Richmond My
10 Handiihan, II Robinson Y d
Mrs Edith Boges, Of Fairfa8 aid
Mrs F,rnia Nancy of NeW Ca#on
suryiving are Is grandchildren
and three gFeat-erandchildrea
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and Ms Ed Mcphliips and Mrs
Hilda Williams
Takes the Banner
Mrs MefhIllips carried OF the
banner Tor putting ~ Late NeRe-
tables She process 4 ~ quarts u
tomatoes. two ana one half Bushels
of SNAPS and $50 ears o. coin
Basil and HUH Bryant \ 4
Charlie Williams enjoyed \ iishInR
trip to Yorktown during the week
end
Walter Carson and family are
visiting. his parents. MI and Mrs.
Jim Carson
M and Mrs A 4 ChldAr5, of
Lynchhurg were dinner guests d
her sister and brotlleiin law Mr.
and MIS-. Henry Covlneton Sunday
MI and Mrs JOHN wilson HIN
and children were Werk eni Guests
III ls brother ana Sister IN lnW MI
and Mrs IIarWood Xix. in Notioik
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AIpho News
AIpho News
Rocky Mount Church
Homecoming Service
attended by Many

MANY attended homecoming Day
ali Rocky Mount Sunday Those at.
tand.na from Y distay{ce were kirk
DunkHln. Or Portsmouth. Mrs. Ann
Dolan. Mrs. Elizabeth Daniel Mrs
Sadie Wade Mrs Frank Ramsey
Mr. ard Mrs. sam Rakcs Miss
Maadal.ne Dunkuna alfS Wallace
Tr AVN Mrs. Alton rrcker Leslie
and Terry ali Of Richmond
Wrck end quests Of Mr. ana Mrs
q i D,ok,tm were Mr. and Mrs
Alton Heckler Leslie and Terry
Milk Magdaline Dunkum ana MIS-.
wallace 81 Richmond and Mr.. and
aIrs MAYNARD Thomas and Marsha
Of Hampton.
Mrs Emma Alien has been III
and bas III. ia,nrovod nauch 81.
receivad indication at University
uosn,faI las, wnek and NAV ret,,rn
n tho hosnital Her brother sam
paI,ee and his wife visited her over
,ho ueel nnd
callers IL thu : +, Thomas home
,-or. MI AN NM M !. II
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ICnn'IllMla I'M - 81 ] 7

tCGn'muea a pam ~
Water IeVel Route Us more nearly
halfway Datwecu e. ReN .oeics
aefoss the northern Zip oi Virginia
anl across NorA Caroline Fhe pro
bnsml route recewcd hs Tame be-
caee aa Construction YOU'D be
through mountain eaps ahd valley
thus elimnaine the costly and IN
lfepsible construction .! The north
eslg route over mountains and
through tunnels
X II wilkinson, assistant high-
way traffic and planning engineer.
poke TO the board Of directors in
ne afternoon The surYcy must be
completed bv November | and il
rs expected a decision BY the Vir-
elaia Depa tment of Highways VIII
be r1aae shortly thereafter.
When completed the interstate
highway viii have limited access
roads. ana Nll parallel the exist
iug state highways. which VIII be
conae service hie WAYS. 1t is
acueht the probably location VIII
be north Of route ae0 and $50
1rouah this area Thus tho route
VIII pass north Of F'armWlle.
Interstate highways are Jointly
Built bY the federal government and
the state government, with The
State supplying ten per cent Of tho
CASTS 1he purposes are to develop
'he adjacent areas during peace
time aad for military defense The
total cost for interstate highways
IN Vaainia is estimated at l.3 bill
lion dollars.