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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-23
Ambridge Juniors
Plan Spring Show

AMBRIDGE, Pa. - The
Holy Trinity R.C. Church Jun
ior Tamburitzans will present
their Annual Spring Concert
Sunday, May 4, at 3 pm. in
the Ambridge High School
Auditorium.
In order to make this event
the biggest Of it's kind in the
history of our people in Bea-
yer County, two guest groups
will be co-starred during the
program.
They are the Steelton,
Pa, Kolo Club Marian"
and the "Jadran" Junior
Tamburitzans of nearby
Anqulppa.
An evening dance is sched-
uled to climax the days fes-
tivities.
Followers Of the Ambridge
Junior Tamburitzans will
surely recall the tremendous
program the youngsters pre-
sented a year ago and the
huge crowd which turned out
on that occasion.
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Dr.. Joseph PavIinac,
Former CFU Official,
Succumbs In Illinois

PITTSBURGH - At the
closing of this issue of the
Zajednicar, the sad news
reached the Supreme Office
Of the sudden passing, in his
sleep, in La Sale, Illinois, of
DR.. Joseph H. Pavlinac, in
the 58th year of his life.
From 1929 to 1948, a
period of 18 full years, DIR.
Pavlinac served the Cro-
attain Fraternal Union as
its Supreme Medical En-
aminer.
His father, the late Peter
Pavlinac, as one of the
founders of the National Gro
attain Society, was elected
Supreme Treasurer at the
first convention in September,
1894.
DR.. Pavlinac is survived by
his wife, his mother, MARY
Pavlinac. and one sister, Mrs
Mary Golubic.
According to newspaper
notices, the body will be
brought to Pittsburgh for
burial in the family mauso-
leum in St. Nicholas Cro-
attain Cemetery, North Side,
Pittsburgh.
Details will be published in
the next issue of the Zajed-
nicar.
To the bereaved widow,
aged mother, sister and other
relations, in behalf of the su-
preme administration and en-
tire membership of the Croa-
tan Fraternal Union, our
heartfelt and deep sympathy.
To DR.. Joseph H. Pavlinac,
worthy Croatian son of illus
trious parents, a brotherly-
Rest in Peace.
v. l. Mandich
Supreme President
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the winner of which will be
crowned at the Mothers Day
event.
She is the daughter of Ka-
therine and Michael Papa,
who are very active workers
at all CF'U affairs.
Her grandmother, Fran
ces Papa, is presently serving
as the manager of Nest 457
and her grandfather, Mike
Papa, is the Recording Secre-
tary of Lodge 392.
Our young candidate Is a
bright student and a member
of the local kolo group.
Mitzie Knaflic
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I4hG TnGIlsH sEc1ion
Saje dn1ra
April, q 1858 PAGE 9


SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, APRIL 26-27, 1858
Croatan Natl Sokol Home, 1903 So. Racine, Chicago
Registration $3.50 am. April 26
Classes 1000 and pm. April 26; pm. April 81
THE AGENDA -
/. - Opening Remarks Joseph n. BaZdaric, Chicago
Vice President Croaan Fraternal Union of America
2. = CFU History, Purpose of School Martin krasch
Supreme Treasurer Croatan Fraernal Union of America
g. = CFU Certificates @ Martin krasich and Joseph Bella
a. Endowment at Age IS
b. 20-Pay Life Endowment at Age IS
g Endowment at Age IS
d. TwentyYear Endowment
e) Single Premium Plan
f. Family Life Plan
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ans, under the direction of
Mr.. Walter w. kolar, on Sun
day, May 4.
The program will take place
!, at the Farrell Senior High
School beginning at 2::30 pm.
Featured with the group
Is our own Aurelia Mogun
of Hickory, a former men,
Der of the Sloga Junior
Tamburitzans.
Miss Mogun is an Arts-Sci-
ences Sophomore at Duquesne
and is a versatile dancer and
plays brac with the Tammies.
After the concert there will
be dancing to the music of the
Tammies at the Croatian
Home club rooms.
Emil BOsick
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Catherine krasich

KANSAS, CITY Mrs.
Catherine Kras ic h, 80,
passed away here Friday,
April Is. The widow Of
Andrew Krasich, she was
q member of Lodge 1S4.
Surviving are three sons:
Martin Krasich, Pitts
burgh, Supreme Treasurer
Of the Croatian Fraternal
Union; Frank Krasich, Sec
rotary Of the CFU Chill
dren's Homo Board; Tho
mas Krasich, Kansas City;
Sc VET = l daughters-in-law
and grandchildren.
Details later.
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Shades In
PITTSBURGH Junior Tambutza To Don New Native Dress For Annual Concert

MS. PITTSBURGH - The
Pittsburgh Junior, Tamburit-
zans will present their An
nual Spring Concert a n d
Dance on Sunday, May 4, at
the Javor Croatian National
Hall, 822 North Canal st.
Michael Grasha, Junior
Order Director Of the Gro
atian Fraternal Union, will
be the groups guest of
honor and speaker.
Director John Gregurich
and Dancing Instructor Miss
Violet Ruparcich have pre-
pared a program of very en-
tertaining new songs, dances
and instrumental numbers,
which will begin promptly at
1880 pm.
Attired in their colorful
new costumes, the youngsters
will create a picture long to
be remembered by all who at
tend this performance.
The well known Greyko
Tamburitza Orchestra will
furnish dance music after
the concert for all who wish
to join in the merrymaking.
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Chicago Training School Classes TO
Be Staged April 2b.N In Soko| Home
Much Publicized Undertaking Promises
To Revolutionize Field of Fraternals
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planning to attend the three
School sessions be present at
the appointed hours in order
to keep the Classes moving on
schedule.
List Of Delegates
Bro. Bazdaric has advised
the Home Office at Pitts
burgh that the following will
attend the first such Training
School in the 64-year-old his
tory of the CFU:
Lodge II, John Bakovich
Lodge "a, Peter Vlasich
Lodge 80, Pauline Vuckovic
and Barbara Duda; Lodge 81,
Luka Biondic, Frank Rudar,
Bozo F. Drazan, and Laddie
Slamar; Lodge 80, Fabian
Markovich and Joseph Vucic
Lodge 40, George 10
vach, Charles Novosel,
Charles Ruzich and John
Jakopich; Lodge 10, Mary
Julian, Edward Julian, Ann
Staray and John Staray;
Lodge 118, Stanley Jura-
cich, Frank Jordan and
Matt Rozich.
Lodge 2O2, John Cecich anc
Peter Bezich; Lodge 228
Charles Vidas and Charles
Blazina; Lodge 148, Nads
Roscic, Anna Radich, Lucille
Bekavac, Mato Kirincic ane
NICK Sarlch; Lodge 229, Ma
define Sarich, Anton Sarich
. and George Grzetic; Lodge
278, John Buban, Joseph Zdu
Mich and Angelo Ribarich.
Lodge 44O, Frank Ivelich
Luka Kalanj, Mile Corak ane
Catherine Madonich; Lodgt
749, Agnes Mikulich, Effit
Shubat, Angeline Randich ane
John Yager; Lodge 785, Rob
ert Schoettler and Louis No
gulich; Lodge 864, Nick ST
matovich; Lodge 948, Mary
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E. St. Louis MANAGER Sets Up Dues Schedule

EAST ST. LOUIS, III.
This is to notify the parents
and relatives of Nest Is mem
bers that the new Nest Man
ager, sis. Mary Franich, and
her husband will in the future
collect nest dues at the meet
ings of both Lodges $40 and
33.
Sis. Franich will be at every
meeting of the Ladies Lodge
$40 at the Croatian Hall, 9th
and Lynch Ave. The meetings
are held the first Sunday of
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Youngstown Auxiliary
States Party And Sale

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio -
The Croatian Ladies Auxili-
ary will sponsor a Card Party
and Bake Sale on Sunday,
May 4, at the Croatian Home,
1912 West Federal st.
Games will begin at 7::3O
pm. and prizes will be a.
warded. Admission will be
$50 per person.
Catherine M1kovich. Pub.
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Board Proceedings To
Appear In EnqIish Text

PITTSBURGH. Pa. - The
English text Of the March "a
%, 1858, semi-annual meet
ings of the Supreme Board Of
the Croatian Fraternal Union
of America will be published
on these pages shortly.
Editorial Staff
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the month at 200 pm.
Bro. Franich will likewise
collect nest dues at the
meetings of Lodge 33,
which are held the second
Sunday of each month at 2
pm.
If you should need any in
formation from your nest
manager, you may reach her
at 1919 North 25th St., East
st. Louis, or phone Upton
3-5623.
Mary Bleier, Pres.
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kristine Papa Is
Queen Contestant

MILWAUKEE, - Kristine
Papa, a member of CF'U Nest
457, is looking forward to the
9Th Annual Mothers Day Gel
ebration which will be staged
on Saturday, May 10, by the
CFU Mothers Club.
Kristine is a candidate in
the Annual Queen Contest; !;
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St. Louis ~ Shifts
Next Meet To May 4th

ST. LOUIS - Due to the
fact that Easter was cele-
brated on the first Sunday
in April, the next regular
meeting of CFU Lodge 49
is now postponed until Sun
day, May 4th.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-23
Toronto Program Is
Aired Every Sunday

TORONTO - Croatians of
Toronto, Hamilton, Oshawu,
Niagara Falls and area are
invited to tune in the Can
adian Croatian Radio Pro-
gram which is being broad
cast every Sunday, from 9:3O
to. 1000 pm, over Station
CHWO, 1850 on the dial. -
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Tamburitzans Booked
For May 4th Concert
In Farrell High School

FARRELL, Pa. - T h c
Croatian American Civic Club
will sponsor the popular Du-
quesne University Tamburitz-
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would boost the Societys Scholarship Fund and open the
way to the granting of educational aid greater number
of member-students
Unfortunately, experience in this particular field
failed to fl the bll and the Card Program had to
dropped.
In its stead, the Supreme Board during it's semi-an-
nua meeting of March %, 1858, voted unanimously to
undertake nationwide American Canadian and Alas
kan campaign for Voluntary Contributions to the Scho-
larship Fund of the Croatian Fraterna Union.
And on April g. 1858 the Executive Board carried out
this decree of the Supreme Board by appointing Supreme
Treasurer bro Martin Krasich and English Editor
Zajednicar bro Stephen F. Brkch Chairman and Secre
tary respectively of The Committee for Voluntary Conr-
buttons to the Scholarship Fund of the Coatan Fraterna
Union"
The Beginning of Operation Education
Mindful of the success of every worthy undertaking in
Supreme Board takes great pleasure in recommending this
As heretofore, 81, 900 will be made available again
this year to the 20 Scholarship Grants be
nounced in September of 1853. However, this will
come anywhere covering the many applications
expected for the limited number of awards.
Surely there are among those whose such
their hearts to the needs Of the Socetys desev
embersudents through contribution to Scholar
ship Fund. .- ~
Surely there many who will gladly willingly -
respond to this campaign which rghtfuly be called
Operation Education."
For the Supreme Board of the CT u,
W. MANDICH, Supreme President
JOSEPH BELLA, Supreme Secretary
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We. on the other hand, are
now going in the other direc-
ton and can reasonably ex-
pect to kill 10, II and even
more days.
Time To Act Is Now
During the course Of the
recent referendum for a new
Home Office Building many
members were most vocifer-
Gus in their protests Of huge
sums being thrown away.
Actually, nothing would
have been lost for whatever
sum will eventually be put in
to the structure will be Just
an exchange of a small frac-
ton of the Society's liquid as
sets for real estate and even
here the old building will pro-
vide the major share of the
cost of the new.
And yet despite the man.
date received from the Del
egates the Supreme Board
has seen fit, upon the rec
ommendatiOn Of the Su-
preme President, to thread
slowly and surely in these
times of economic uncer-
tainty.
How about saving now,
that S25,0 900, for there is no
question about its absolute
uselessness and waste, for the
only one to benefit from it will
be the hotel management
which will absorb it in pro-
longed Convention room rem
tails and other incidentals.
1t is up to you, the men,
bers, to make the decision
whether S25, 900 of your mon
ey will be thrown away.
If you are interested in say
ing that tidy sum you have
the power to do so simply by
instructing your future Del
egates to vote for the abroga-
ton of Section 8 as soon as
, the Convention is convened.
Most Costly Caprice
The reasons for streamlin-
ing which were so eloquently
advanced by Hammond, Ind,
Lodge 358, kirkland Lake,
Ont, Lodge 648, all of Cali
fornias affiliates, and then
approved by the entire MEM
bership in the 1850 referen-
dunn are just as valid today
as they were then.
What was the motivating
force which swung us back
on the road Of retrogresslon
in 1856 we cannot fathom.
What good that about-face
will do we cannot perceive. Or
one thing we can be certain
- if allowed to stand - it
will be a most costly caprice.
No one need harbor any
fears that the Convention
could become the plaything
Of any man or group OF
men. and certainly not the
/ incumbents. who are dis
franchised and themselves
in opposing Camps.
Again we say, we have no
axe to grind in this matter
for we personally have no
official role in the conduct of
the Convention under the old
or new set-up. Our only con-
Germ is a sincere desire to ef-
feet a saving Of even a PEN
ny, let alone some $4,000.
As we mentioned before,
were we more of politician
we would simply keep our
mouth shut" but where, in
our honest opinion, the inter-
ests of the Society demand it,
we will always be less astute
and more outspoken.
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methods Of operation. Well,
that is usually true but back
in 1855, in the City of Broth
erly Love, Philadelphia. we
took a very expensive step
backward.
That little retrograde
maneuver, unless abrOga-
ted. will cost the Society.
by the most conservative of
estimates. at least $25, 900.
We refer to Section s of
our CFU bylaws as adopted
by the Philadelphia conclave.
incidentally, we cannot help
but interject a comment here
that the expression Section
g. has a very significant
connotation for all us EXC
Is.
For that reason the para
graph in question is most ap-
propriately numbered.
Waste of Time, $$$
The section reads: - THE
Convention elects from among
the Delegates a Chairman and
two Vice-Chai1men, as we'll
as a Secretary and two AS
sistant Secretaries, on one
ballot"
This is just about what our
Conventions had been doing
for decades and the practice
was a contributing factor in
making them the protracted
and expensive affairs they
were.
An earnest desire by the
rank and file, the grass roots
expression Of the member
ship, via referendum in 195(
decreed that the Croat
should streamline their Con.
ventions and save time and
money.
Two subsequent Con-
ventions, the one in Los
Angeles in 1851 and in
Philadelphia in 1865, were
therefore run on the - for
us - new basis. We had
finally taken at least one
step in accord with the
times but alas, the practice
was destined for a short
life.
, If the procedure, prescribed
in the current bylaws, is to
be followed we are to spend
at least 2 days in this selec-
tion of Convention leadership.
And let no one try to convince
you otherwise because the
opening ceremonies, inevita-
BILE jockeying for position and
balloting will consume a min
imum of 2 days.
At a cost of between
$4,000 and $4,000 per day
one doesn't need a mathema-
tician's diploma to see that
this little innovation" will
cost the Society, you and me
and your neighbor, at least
$4,000.
Where's The Danger:
And is it really necessary?
Is this really a question of
the democratic rights of the
Delegates? Is there a danger
that the vested powers"
would or could usurp control ?
First Of all the Officers and
Officials, though members of
the Convention, cannot vote
and, as our past history
proves, there will never be a
solid block of incumbents to
ride herd" over the Dele
gates, for they are usually
split right down the middle.
| Very few, if any, organ
izatiOns 50 completely d.
vest their officers of au-
thority at Conventions and
yet are not afraid to let
them hold the reins for the
sake of expediency and
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-23

g) Educa ational Endowment at Age Is
III The Term Certificate
il Reinsurance It's Meaning
A. Open Forum ............. %: and Answers Period
In Order: Questions and further explanation on
Certificates, Applications, and-or all other Forms.
81 Discussion Sick, Disability Benefits
Discussion ........... Sports Educational Dept.
Discussion The Chldren's Home
S-Discusson .......,...... New Scholarship Campaign
9-Review ................,. The Membership Campaign
TO- Miscellaneous ......... Good of The Order
H. -Ad journment pm April 9th
Note: - All accredited Lodge and Nest Delegates
invited to the II noon Saturday, April 26th Lunch
con with the compliments of the Home Office of the
Croatian Fraternal Union Of America.
EVERY MEMBER GET A MEMBER!
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Election Of 1859 Convention Leaders
As Now Provided By Society's Bylaws
Could Cost Membership Extra $4,000
Los Angeles, Philadelphia Conventions
Run In Keeping With Referendum of 1850
BY Michael Grasha, Junior Order Director
Crnatian Eraterna Irn1nnn Of Anerc

PITTSBURGH - We know that what follows here will
be termed by at the least premature and
certainly for seeking return to office politically in
ept We would however rather be charged with lack Of
political adrotness than to keep subject which
feel should be aired for the good of the organization
We all pride ourselves the fact that the CFU al
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Voluntary Scholarship Fund Campaign
May Result In Greater Aid To Students
Society Determined To Educate AS Many
Member-Students AS Possible In Future
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-14
Five Forks

From the bad weather We arc
having the Ground Hog really
must have seen his shadow
Mr. and Mrs A B Gillian are
spending some time with their SON
in-laW and daughter Nit and Mrs.
Raynard Turns III Rustburg On
Sunday. Feb . Nh and Mrs Gil
liam celebrated their 57th wedding
anniversary
A large crowd attended the fun
eral Of Mrs Ella Booker Binford
at Spring Creek Baptist church Sun-
day afternoon. Mrs. Blnford lived
IN this neighborhood for number
OF years
DR.. and Mrs Leroy Pearce. and
two children, Of RICHMOND, Mr. and
Mrs. John M. Harris. and daughters.
Of Farmville. spent Sunday with
Mr., and Mrs John Harris.
Walker Gilliam's new home is
near completion and they expect 10
move in before long
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Prospect

Rev Philip Thomas attended the
ministers retreat at the Methodist
Assembly Center in Blackstone TIPS
week
Prospect Laymen attending the
cetlficaton service Az Cfenshaw
Methodist Church. Blackstone Sun
day were J v Lewis w W
Vaughan and Bernard Garrett
Mi and Mrs J + Glenn Rich
ard Glenn and their guest. ,Juln
Arambulu, Of Mexico CITY attended,
the wedding MI Glenn i nephew
Garland Chick III Rocky Mount,
n C Sunday They had lunch
with MIS- Glenn's sister, AIRS Belle
Vaughan, At Nashville n c. On
route to Rocky Mount
ms y S Glenn. wlth Mrs r
3 Wilson and MISS Mary Lou RAJ
ford visited il Richmond Sunday
and spent few days with her
daughter Mrs Mary Glenn Taylor
al Highland Springs
Mrs Charles II Ruckcr IA Lynch
burg N VISITING her niece MlE
william Scott tMs wees
Henry Campbell IS on be sidk
list This week Gods and fla ate
" thss community AGAIN
aIts Jack Campbell has leceiv&ei
44atsga WIN INA d.@fb ~ br,. ssi+t,fis,b-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-14

sure Ia REMEMBERING hef daily wash
because il ihiS nnwelcomed III
trudet
Mrs. GLASGOW Ventures Out
Mrs W b GLASGOW unaffected
BY cold windy weather yenrred
out Ii spend TIC day With Mr and
Mrs Bernard Cfawley Sunday
MIS-. Charlie Gates VAS hostess
for the RICE bridge club. which met
with her Tuesday evening Mrs
Frank Bruce received high score
ana Mrs Brace Gates WAS given the
floating prze
Growing weary Of dark DAYS. cold
weather and home duties. MIR. and
Mrs c / Jones and SON and Mr.
and Mrs Lewis Garnet motorcd
10 Richmond lor nothing more than
the mere pleasure Of getting out
and beng together An excellent
IDEA II things get dali and We
grow gloomy the suggestion may
prove beneficial
Mr.. and Mrs G VI Daniels, and
u hildFen. IN Danvllle- spent
several days Wlth MI and Mrs
James Gates They arrived Wednes-
day attended the funeral Of Nor
toA Il Daniol Thursday and rc-
turned nome FudaY
N Keep our Motors Running
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-14

fenlilnSclN9
James r Bruce returned home
from Henderson. N G.. Monday
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs Jack
Morgan, and Diane Mi and Mrs
Morgan and Their granddaughter rd-
Inaincd for supper with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Bruce,
Michael CroXton, accompanied BY
his mother. paid a visit to his
grandparents. MIR and Mrs. c W
Hodges Thursday He decided he
liked them fine, and may be cX
pectcd back most any time
MI and Mrs. Bruce Gates dined
with MI and Mrs. Frank Osborn
Sunday
Remember Fortune smiles upon
the person who can laugh at HIM
self
Brendan Francis
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-14
All Club Schedules
formidable Discussion
BY. FRANCES SouTHAiL

WorSham Senior all Club viii
hold a meeting. February 20g al
100 pm. in the WorSham High
School auditorium
!, There Will be a formidable dis
Fussion Taking part viii beA Rose
lambert, Hugh Garland Frances
Souihall and Kitty Sue COX
Jimmie Payne wi!l give tax
on elcctGr fuses and how TO re-
place thfm
Betty Lloyd Irving VIII give 4
talk Oh hcr III electric project
Everyone II invited and all mem
bcfs arc urged 10 attend
Care Of electrical appliances VAS
The high light Of the Worsham Sen
ior All club meeting February q.
III Worshaln Agriculture Building
Demonstrations On care of ap-
pAanccs were RiNen bv All mem
bers. Taking part were Betty nv
ing care OF electric stove: Frances
Southan care Of electric mixer Rose
Lambert. care Of iron; and Kitty
Sue Cox care d electric frying
pan
FIugh Garland showed TIE Nom
bers how 10 make an electric door
bell
Frances Souihal showed ne mem
ncrs I'M NH sa.apho0s
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Sandy River Items


Mrs. Charlie Gates and Betty 10.
accompanied by Edward Kennedy
enjoyed pleasant week end III
Norfolk visiting Nh. and Mrs
Norman Yancey Charlie Gate joined
MIR and Mrs Irving sunday for
dinner
Nh and MIS- Luther walden and
family. Of Lynchbufe. were Sunday
afternoon callers of Mr. and Mrs.
Hatcher Thompson
Mrs, William Bass attended
stork shower Tuesday evening
given in honor Of Mrs T " MANS
i'll the home OF Mrs Cleveland
Marrlssette. of Farmyilc
Mrs. Joe Farley. Mr. and Mrs
Johnny + h ON pson. Mrs Lewis
Aomistcad and W T Bradshaw Ji-.,
visited their father. While Brad
shaw
Grandchildren Return Favor
Mr.. and Mrs Drewiy Gates en-
tertained their three grandchildren
Sunday afternoon They extended
the pleasure and returned home With
them for Sunday supper
4 Many turned out FOR Sunday
school and preaching at Sharon
Sunday morning bat met with Il
chilly reception Although the stoves
were III before midnight they We're
nn. { a ), y - u 4, I, ;, r. ,,n,.,,,4s 9lV a8l