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Dukane 1ammies viii
Present Chicago Show
On Sunday, April 18th

CHICAGO Sunday, April
13, is a red letter day for Chi.
cago, marking this seasons s
annual Spring Concert by the
brilliant and vivacious young
artists of the Duquesne Uni
versity. .Tamburitzans. +
The concert, on the first
Sunday after Easter, will
again be presented at the
9Th Street Theatre, 741
South Wabash Ave., begin
ming at 800 pm.
During 21 seasons of con.
cert touring, perpetuating a
beautiful heritage of Southern
Slavic folklore our own Slavic
communities, the Tambur.
itzans have reached far be.
yond this achievement by con.
tinually introducing countless
other Americans to it's cul.
tural beauty and artistic
wealth.
Dedicated as they are to 9
professional and artistic pres
entation of their art, while
maintaining a n o n-prcfes'
.sional student-type structure
in organization, the Tambur'
itzans have been able to oper
doors long closed to Other
non-professional choirs anc
orchestras to make known
and appreciated the music, We
all love.
Such dedication deserves
both praise and support to
encourage its continuation.
All seats are reserved fol
the performance, selling al
$2.25 main floor, and ST..
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Evelyn Cekorich Hope
Of Cokeburg Lodge In
Frat Day Sweepstakes
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lieve, by the fact that her
father has served in one Off
cial capacity or another every
year since he joined Lodge
354 on June 16, 1918.
The members of Lodge 354
may justly be proud of their
young officer and sister men,
ber. We are confident that
they will show their appreci-
alton for her interest and ef-
forts by selling tickets and
doing all they can to help her
become Queen of Fraternal
Day.
- Editorial Staff
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Pittsburgh Lodge 234 Members VIII
Again Sponsor Patterson Tournament
Plans For May 3-4 Championships To Be
Discussed During March IA Monthly Meet

PITTSBURGH = We wish
to remind the members Of
Liberty" Lodge No. 234 that
the regular monthly meeting
will be held on Friday eve
ming, March IA, in the down.
stairs meeting room of the
Bratska Sloga, 146-44th St.
The meeting will begin at $3.50
P. M.
Lodge officers will be pres
ent at 1880 P. M. to collect
dues and fulfill any other
lodge duties.
At our last lodge meeting
it was decided that the
Liberties" once again
sponsor and conduct the
Father and Son Bowling
Tournament. The tourna-
ment will be held at the
Lawrence Recreation Par
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St. Louis Singing Society Prepared
For Biggest Year IN Annals Of Group
St. Patrick's House Party Gives Irish
Chance To Sip of Croatian Hospitality

ST. LOUIS, Mo. - The
Singing Society Villa" of the
Hrvatski Sokol Dalmacija
held its yearly meeting on
January 27, 1858.
Elected as officers for 1858
were: Bill Binder, Pres; Geor-
ge Domian, Vice Pres: Jane
Carr, Sec'y.; Joe Vukelich,
Treas. Our teacher, Ivan Lu-
sicic, again accepted his posi-
ton for the 18th year.
We would like to take
this opportunity to thank
our retiring Vice Pres.
Frances Sarich, for the
wonderful work she has
done for us.
Some of her contributions
were her lunches for our
meetings and parties, her un-
firing energy, and her earnest
efforts in the recruiting of
new members for our singing
society.
She is one of the original
members who started with us
Is years ago and through her
efforts and foresight has
helped to make us what we
are today.
Francie is in charge of
our menu for the forthcom-
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again sometime the next
day. We will adjourn Sum
day afternoon, so as to
make it more convenient
for the delegates to return
home. --
We ask all those delegates
who will attend the confer
ence to send their names to
the undersigned and state
whether or not they will want
! a hotel room. Reservations
will then be made here and
we will notify you Of the
name of the hotel.
The Federation is contem-
plating banquet. which
would be held Saturday eve
ming, March %, in Javor Hall.
This would be accompanied by
a short musical program,
which would be given by a
few of the district societies,
and admission would be very
nominal.
The Croatian Fraternal
Union Supreme Board
Members would also be in
vited, as they will be
holding their semi-annual
sessions at that time.
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ing st. Patrick's House
Party, which will be held
on Sunday, March Is, ut
the Sokol Clubroosns ON
18th and Russell. Serving
will be from 500 to 700
pm. %
Corned beef and cabbage
heads the list and of course
roast beef, if you prefer. The
nominal charge of S1.0O for
adults and $50 for childrea's
plates will also include enter
tainment by the Continentals.
We are planning to stage
our spring program on April
IS. This year our musical will
be an original production,
Around the Year in 80 Min
utes" written by Larry Bog
dan.
At present we are in the
process of musical rehearsals
and costuming. With the ad-
dition of Betty Jadrich as
wardrobe consultant this
year, we find the task much
easier.
Once again, thanks to all
for making this last year a
good one.
EleOnora Eaves. Acc.
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and Mrs. Al Sterzinger, and
he is the grandson of Mr..
Joseph Babich, former Presi-
dent of Lodge 316.
He attended St. Boniface
Parochial School and grad
uated from Edison High
School.
His hobbies include swim
ming, hockey and boxing, and
he is now employed by the
U. S. Post Office as a clerk.
The officers and members
of Lodge 742 happily welcome
Gerald into our ranks anc
wish him the best Of luck ane
every happiness for the flu
turssiT'2 rG'16o1,J w.
Mildred Palla, Sec'y
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PITTSBURGH - In ac-
cordance with the Bylaws of
the American Croatian Sing
ers Federation we are calling
a conference of all the sing
ling societies affiliated with
the Federation.
This year the conference
will be held Saturday and
Sunday, March 22 and %,
in the Croatian National
Home, Javor, 822 N. Canal
Street, Pittsburgh IL.
Every singing society ha'
the right to send 4 delegates
to the conference, with the
delegate expenses to be paid
by the society itself. This rule
also applies in the cases of
Alliance groups.
Officers Of the Singers Fed
Grafton are authorized to at
tend the conference, with
their expenses to be paid by
the Federation.
All delegates in attendance
will have equal rights to run
for positions as officers of the
Federation and to take part
in any other events.
The conference will con-
vene at approximately IL
am, Saturday, continue
until 500 pm, and open
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serve as the hub to anything,
social, eats, refreshments or
otherwise anent to the tour
nament.
Eat, Drink, Be Merry
The social activities will be.
gin with a cagers' welcome
party Friday evening, a dance
Saturday evening, and the
climaxing Victory Banquet
and Dance Sunday beginning
at 600 P. M.
The last mentioned will be
highlighted by the presence
Of notables, the list of which
is not complete at this writ
ing, and the presentation o1
C.F.U. championship awards
Joe Marmalich's Orches-
ira will do the musical
favors for all three affairs.
In closing may we remine
you that it will expedite tht
local committees hostshil
problems if you will hurry
along those hotel and banque
reservations to John A. Tum
! bri, Esq, who is available t.
phoners-in at Riverside 4-313:
or Sweetbriar 9-9312. 5
BY all standards, whethe
you play or have played tn
game Of basketball, the 1885,
C. F. U. Tournament merits
your attendance.
| Frank Braidic, Director
Educational Dept
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A form of aid along these
lines was nurtured in the
Sports-Educational and the
Junior Order Departments
and recommended to the So
ciety's Supreme Board.
The Supreme Board at it's
March 1857 semi-annual
meeting authorized the Ex-
ecutive Board to act upon
applications by Junior KOlo
/ Groups and Junior Tambu-
T rita Ensembles for appro-
priations upwards to one
hundred dollars (S1OO.OO).
The size of the financial aid
will depend on the size of
the group and extent of
their activity.
Appropriations are to be
made to a lodge or a nest
therefore to merit considera.
ton and avoid further and un'
n e &c sary correspondence
please style your letter of ap'
plication as follows:
% The request for appro'
priation should come from the
lodge or nest and be approved
at a lodge meeting. State
therein the name of the kole
group or tamburitza ensemble
and under whose jurisdiction
same operates.
~ List in the letter of
application the names of all
the group or ensemble
members, identifying each
by his C.F.U. certificate
number and the nest or
lodge affiliation of each.
(3) Give a synopsis of tht
kolo groups or the tamburit
za's activities and public ap
pearances.
Please forward the applica
ton for this appropriation t.
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lor on May 8 and 4.
There is still much plan
ming to be done, therefore it
is necessary that you attend
this meeting and help us de-
velop a successful touna-
ment.
A few of our members are
still in arrears with their
dues. Please come to this
meeting and bring your dues
up to date.
Your presence on Friday
evening, March IA, at $3.50
P. M. is very important to the
officers of Liberty Lodge. We
need your cooperation and
support for the various topics
to be presented. Please plan
to attend. y
| Frank H. Becer, DR., Sec'y,
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SdtucIlIlC DIChONNH
time members of our Lodge,
Joseph and Barbara Brcko-
vich.
Her mother was born in
Vodena Draga, near kar-
lovac, and her father was
born in Pittsburgh. They
have made their home in
Gary since 1928.
Catherine Janet was born
in Gary, where she attended
Lew Wallace High School
Since her graduation, last
June, she has been a student
! at the University of Colorado
in Boulder, Colorado.
We wish her every success
in her studies and welcom'
her to Lodge 40, where sht
Joins her sister, brother, ano
parents.
Committee
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NikoIina G|avota
FraternaI Paragon
Rock Springs Her
Recruiting Oyster
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knowledge is inadequate

knowledge is inadequate.
To overcome the deficit,
which arises Of necessity,
Mrs. Glavota annually spon-
sors a program and dance, for
which she organizes all COM
mittees, makes the greater
part of all arrangements, and
in the end hands over a neat
net balance of proceeds.
The result, our treasury is
put back into a most healthy
condition again.
Celebration In June
Right now she is working
on a mammoth celebration for
our 50th Anniversary.
The affair will be held in
June and one of the officers
from the CFU Home Office
will be invited to speak on
the occasion.
We believe that every mem
Der in our CFU should know
of the outstanding work done
by our Secretary of Lodge
374, sis. Glavota, and we have
penned the foregoing and
asked that it be published in
the Zajednicar.
Frank Plemel
Joseph Tomich
Molly Rad0sevich
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their team personnel as soon
as possible after arrival for
the tournament.
The official tournament
schedule appearing else
where in the Zajednicar will
serve as a guide to all tour
ney goers.
We might add that because
of the nine elimination games
Saturday, time is of an es-
sence. We beseech your CO.
operation and punctuality.
The Defending Champs
The defending champions,
Lodge 66 of Youngstown and
Conway, Pa, Nest 1O3, will
have their tasks well defined,
the latter even more because
they have won the c. F. U.
Junior championship the two
previous tournaments. y
The Wick Drive-1n Hotel
located on TIT Wick Road in
Youngstown and situated al
most across the road from the
Ursuline Catholic High Gym
nasium, a factor which mott
waited it's contracting by the
local committee, will serve as
the quartering center for the
tourney.
They are accessible by
routes Z and 62.
Meanwhile the Croatiar
Home, 1912 West Federal
Street in Youngstown, will
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Basketball Delegates To Meet Sunday
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nasium owner or operators
and the central committee or
lodge president and secretary.
Those interested in DON
ming the host toga for 1859
should make it known dur
ing this annual cagers'
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meeting.
Please submit bids before
hand to the C.F.U. Sports.
Educational Department or
make them by letter at the
meeting.
Charles Koker, Chair.
Frank Braidic, CFU
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herself before she graduates
from Duquesne.
Claire plays the first
prim in the tamburitza or
chestra, sings alto in the
chorus, and dances in vari-
GUS kOlo rOutines.
These two Pittsburghers
will help the Tammies put on
their usual breathtaking per-
formance and will try espec-
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This Is III

PITTSBURGH - The fol-
lowing are the rates on the
Croatian Fraternal Unions
new Family Plan Insurance,
based on $4,000 Endowment
at Age IS on the Father
(Payor) plus $1,000 Term on
the Wife and Children:
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Whiting Members
Take Bold Course
More Activities
Planned By Group

flanneu by UfOup
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The next meeting of the
group will be held on Tues
day, March 18, at the Whit
ing Community Center, at
1880 pm.
The committee wishes tc
impress upon all members OF
Lodges 81, 95, and 805 the
fact that these meetings are
not closed sessions.
Any member Of the GU
is privileged to attend anc
present his or her ideas fol
the betterment of the Croa
tian people of the community
and for the Croatian Frater
nal Union.
Michael Marticl
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the C.F.U. Sports Educational
Department, 3441 Forbes St.,
Pittsburgh, 13, Pa.
Frank Braidic, Director
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600 p M - Winner 200 P M game Youngstown O.,
Lodge 66 "a"
SUNDAY MARCH 16 1858
1880 NJ - Junior Division Championship of the Croa-
tan Fraternal Union of America
2:45 p NJ - Adult Division Championship of the Croa-
tan Fraternal Union of America
Note: = All Junior Division games will be played with
ca minute quarters the final round game with eight
(8) minute quarters. All Adult Division games will be
played with eight 81 minute quarters the final round
game with (10) minute quarters. Each team must
port to the Gym Chairman at least half G) hour be-
fore game time
Team coaches managers must register their team
personnel at with the tournament administration
upon arrival.
Championship trophies will be awarded at the Victory
Banquet, 500 M, to be followed by Dance, both
events taking place Sunday evening March 49, 1858 at the
Croatan Home 1912 West Federal Street. Youngstown,
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Gerald Sterzinger
With U.S.. Service
He's Grandson OF
EX-Lodge BIG PreZ

so. ST. PAUL, Minn.-Pic-
tured is Gerald Dennis Ster-
Finger, a recent transferee to
CFU Lodge TAP from Nest
3O4.
Gerald was born on Janu-
ary 7, 1899, the son of Mr..
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New Gary Member
Lew Wallace Grad
Now Student At
Colorado School

GARY, Ind. - "Croatian
Sons CFU Lodge ITO is hap
py to accept into its senior
ranks Catherine Janet Brc-
kovich.
A transferee from Nest 10,
she is the daughter of long
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Society Lending Hand
To Properly Organized
Junior Cultural Groups

PITTSBURGH - In addi-
ton to it's life, sick and acci-
dent benefits, the Croatian
Fraternal Union has often
gone on record as promoting
and aiding many ethnic-cul-
tural activities, particularly
those which take within it's
membership.
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Duquesne University Tamburitzans In
Greater Pittsburgh Concert March 18th
Syria Mosque Show Is Expected To Draw
Biggest Crowd In Long Series of Concerts

tally hard to make this twen-
ty-first anniversary program
at the Syria Mosque on Sun
day, March is, at $3.50 pm
the finest that Pittsburgh has
ever seen.
Both Miss Zvonar and Mr..
Srsic are products of the D,
U. Tamburitza School of Mu-
sic which was developed some
four years ago by Walter w.
Kolar, director of the Tams.
Publicity Comm,
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MARCH Is and 16, 1858
URSULINE CATHOLIC HIGH GYMNASIUM
$50 Wick Avenue, Youngstown, Ohio
SATURDAY = MARCH Is, 1858
Quarter Final Round
1000 A. M. Cleveland o. Nest 81 Youngstown, O.,
Nest 300
11:OO NJ Johnstown, Pa, Nest Farrell Pa, Nest
100
1900 Noon Youngstown o.. Lodge sc "B' Farrell,
Pa, Lodge 126
loo p. NJ. - Steelton, Pa, Lodge 13 Conway, Pa,
Lodge $40
200 P. M. Etna, Pa Lodge Monessen Pa, Lodge
1874
Semi Final Round
500 p. - Winner 1000 A. M. game Monessen, Pa,
Nest 81
400 p. NJ. - Winner 100 A. M. game Conway Pa,
Nest 103
500 P. M. = Winner 1900 Noon game Winner 100
Pm game
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balcony.
Send mail orders to: Tony
Muselin, 1854 East Seth ST.,
or call Saginaw 1-50O3. Place
your order now for good
seats.
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Pitts jayor Hall Scene March Z.23
OF National ACSF Confab and Banquet

Faller and Mihanovic Alliance Groups
To Map Far Reaching Program of Action
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OFFICIAL NOTICE

Pursuant to Section A Of the Bylaws of the Gro
attain Fraternal Union of America all members of the
Supreme Board of Trustees notified to attend the
regular session of the Board to be held in
the Supreme Office of the Society," beginning Monday
March 17th 1858 at 900 am.
Also, all members of the Supreme Board are noti-
fled to attend the se-annua session of the Supreme
Board, which begins on Monday, March oath, at 900
am at the Supreme Office
vi. MANDICH Supreme President
JOSEPH BELLA, Supreme Secretary
MILAN SKRTIC, President
Supreme Board Of Trustees
SYLVIA NIKSIC, Secretary
Supreme Board Of Trustees
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-20
PILGRIM BAPTIST

Due 10 DR.. Massy's absence at
tending the American Baptist Con-
vention in Cincinatti, Ohio and the
National Baptist Convention Elk
ecutive Board Meeting and Sunday
School and BTU. Congress In
Omaha, Nebraska, Rev. Chester
Jones was the Fathers Day speak
er. He spoke on Taking A Stand d.
The annual State Baptist lay
mems picnic was held at Como
Park on Fathers Day. Pilgrim had
good representation
Monday, the Daily Vacation
Bible School sessions began at
Pilgrim. The Evangelism Commit
tee is anxious to get a Home Wis
itation Campaign set up for
September. One of it's detectives
is TO increase Church School and
Daily Vacation Bible School at
tendance. Chairman is Mr.. G. W.
Wills. II you will serve, contact
the Chairman, or Mrs. Charlene
Dickerson.
The Ladies Aid Society picnic
will be held in Amery, Wisconsin
at the Banks and Bel cabins on
Saturday, June 81 at 10 am. Cars
win leave the Church at this time.
Next Sunday, the Usher Board
picnic will be held at Minnehaha
Park at 2:30 pm.
Reported on our sick list are
Deacon william Black; Mrs. Fran
ces johnson and Mrs. Carrie John
son. All are at home.
Pilgrim congratulates Mrs. Ruby
Wood and Mr.. Payton Hunt who
received the Howard Award as
outstanding woman and man OF
Pilgrim for the year 1858. Both
good, hard workers! Pilgrim also
extends best wishes to its 1855
High School graduates.
Because Of DR.. Masseys absence
emergency calls shoHd be made
to the church office between s
am. and 1 pm, or Deacon c. S
Anderson, CA. 5-7317 after 4:3C
p.m.-Sherrie Mazingo, reporter.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-20
Graham Temple Is
Being Dedicafed
All This Week

The final night Of the week
long dedicatory services OF the
new Graham Temple Church OF
God in Christ at $40 Ellwood Av
N, Minneapolis viii be Sunday
June %.
A week OF songs, sermons and
prayer have brought many well,
wishers to the church which is
pastored by Bishop ]. w. Graham
The singing Of a group Of gospel
singers from Milwaukee led BY
Mrs, c. Sims has been an out,
standing feature Of the service.
The public is invited to attend
the final night service Sunday
night and enjoy a fine program e
be participated in by leading pas
tors and music groups in tn,
Twin Cities.
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Zion Baptist
Senior Choir In
Spring coneerf

The Senior Choir Of Zion Bap-
list church will present it's Fifth
Annual Spring Concert on Sunday
June %, 1858, at 8 pm. at Zion
Baptist church.
The choir, under the direction
Of Willie b. Hale, has planned
well rounded program consisting
Of such numbers as Take Not Thy
Holy Spirit From Me-" Hail Our
Redeemer," This Is My Country"
and "santus." They have also pre-
pared several gospel selections.
The choir viii be assisted by Mr.
Carl Walker who win render a
piano selection.
There is no admission charge.
A free will offering viii be lifted.
William warder is president,
Rev, II. w. Bolts ST., pastor
Advt.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-20
AUTO ACCIDENT INJURIES
PROVE FATAL TO
JAMES I. SRIcE

James I. Grice, SO, Of 40 Rondo
died on Monday, June l6, from
injuries sustained in an automobile
accident Friday. June lS.
Mr., Grice was born in Illinois
and moved TO 81. Paul some 40
years ago.
lie was longtime employee OF
the 500 Line railroad and partici-
pant in the Mems Club OF St Peter
Claver church. He was also active
In the Brotherhood Of Sleeping
Car Porters.
He is survived by his widow.
Mrs. Ora Anderson Grice: three
stepchildren Mrs. Marian Wallace
Robert Anderson, and Mrs. Bern
adine Foster; and eight grand
children.
Visitation was Wednesday, June
is, at the Brooks Funeral Home
with Rosary AZ s pm. Funeral
services were held Thursday at
ST Peter Claver church with in,
terment In Calvary Cemetery.
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Minneapolis Musons
Hosts To Grand
Lodge Officers

Prince Hall Masonic Lodges of
the Second Masonic District Min
neapois) will be hosts for the
annual official visit of the Grand
Master and Grand Lodge Officers
on Thursday June % at pm.
Palestine Lodge No. 7 with John
Ewing. Jr as the worshipful
Master will be in charge and will
be joined by Anchor Hilyard Lodge
No. 2, whose Master is Lamar
Roberts, in receiving the Grand
Officers.
John r. Lawrence Of st. Paul is
Grand Master and Clarence w.
Smith is District Deputy Grand
Master Of the second District, The
Grand Master will report to the
Masons on the Grand Masters
Conference Of Prince Han Masons
Of America which convened last
month in Cleveland Ohio.
Other events Of the Prince Hall
Masons include: Annual st. Johns
Day service, Sunday June % at
$3.50 pm. at st. James A.ME,
Church, st. Paul; Scottish Rite
elevation OF a class to the As de-
gree June 26 to IS at the Mime
apolis Temple, and the Official
Visit to Doric Lodge in Duluth
on Sunday July ~.
The new Masonic Temple in Min
neapohs will be dedicated by the
Grand Lodge on Saturday July Is
at 8 pm.