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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-11
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BY MRS. C. j. BENTON


Mr.. and Mrs. James Nance and
family Of Fayetteville spent sew
eral days here visiting relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Y. Griffin Of
Ayden spent the weekend with
Mrs. A. l.. Griffi n
Visiting Mrs. J. S. Martin ov-
er the weekend were H. M. Mar
tin and daughters o: Baltimore
Md, Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Shurir
and son Of Charlotte and Mr.
and Mrs. Zacx Martin and sor
OF Kinston-
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kellihar
and family Of Hampton, Va
spent the weekend here visiting
relatives.
Mrs. Frank Floyd is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Frazier ir
Greensboro.
Mrs. John Pullman of Null
Inns visited the Fl. B. Johnson's
Saturday afternoon.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Am
broSe Floyd during the weekend
were Mr.. ana Mrs. Hal Yates
and daughter, Jeanie of Will
mington, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Turn
ey of Rocky Mount.
Mrs. Hugh Nance accompani-
ed her son, Mickey, to Wilson
Monday where he will attend
Summer School.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Nance
made a business trip to Greens
boro Tuesday.
Mrs. Margaret Mercer and
children of Baltimore, Md. re-
turned Sunday after several days
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-11

and from camp, as well as food,
loding, and all camp expenses,
will be furnished free by the
State Commission Of Forestry to
the boy in each county who wins
this contest.
This is the twelfth annual
Boys Forestry Camp to beSpon-
sored and conducted by the
State Commission of Forestry. 1t
will be held at Comp Forest
lCheraw State Park in Chester
field County during the week
OF August 40.
Boys who are interested il
winning a free week of reCrea-
ton and forestry instruction a;
South Carolina Boys ForeStI
Camp should write their letter.
at once. said State Forest.
Chas. II. Flory.
In addition to ire 46 boys tC
be selected from all counties III
South Carolina, "a FLA boys
and "a All boys viii be selected
to attend the Boys Forestry
camp. Mr.. Flory said.
Letters should b. sent TO VIII
lie Z. Watts, Box al, Conway
IS. c.
fices at Charlotte, also by VI.
f. T. Pezakat. Purc'S District
Manager for South Carolina with
office at Columbia. s. c.
Mr.. Wilcox said that The Pure
Oil Company is an integrated oil
company which produces. trans
ports, refines and markets its
own manufactured products -
having its origin in 1914 at Co
lumbus. Ohio. The Company now
maintains corporate offices al
Chicago with Marketing Division
offices in Charlotte, Atlanta
Birmingham and other strategic
locations in the "a states mar.
keting territory extending from
Florida throughout the South
and North to and including
North Dakota. Pure employ.
$4,000 people in its several Div
isions and distributes its pro
ducts through nearly 5000 ser
vice station dealers. Over 90 pei
cent Of the dealers who handle
Pure Products are Independent,
businessmen who build theil
trade by giving Royal Welcome
Service to the public. Mr.. Will.
cox also stated that out of the
NEARLY $4,000 stockholders. r..
600 Pure Oil employees are par,
Elephants in a stock plan and are
owners of stock in the Company
and that the Company exists be,
cause of its dealers, jobbers. dis,
Itributors, its employees, friend.
and customers.
Mr.. Tallevast, in speaking be.
fore the group last evening. ex.
tended an invitation to all pres.
ent and former customers to con.
tinue their patronage of all
Horny Supply Company Dealers
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-11

mixed into the soil from two to
four months prior t. seeding.
According to Rarer, a prompt
reply can be expected from the
Soil Testing Laboratory during
June and July. There is much
to gain by early sampling, and
Raper encourages farmers to
stop by his office and obtain
supplies and instructions for col
lecting samples. DO ii TODAY.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-11
Horny Supply Company Dealers
Will Handle Pure Oil Products

and to consumer customer q
continue former cordial and
friendly business relations. Tt
each he promised Pure's famou.
Royal Welcome Service and
Performance Proved" Pure Oh
Company products.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-11
IMa,stba Harrelsoss
Circle Holds Meet

The Mantha HARRISON Circle
Of the Tabor City Baptist w
M. s. met with Mrs. Horacs
Roberts at her home last night
Mrs. J. s. Rogers presided over
the business session.
Following an informal pro-
gram refreshments were served
to those in attendance by Mrs
Roberts.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-11

In December 1871 when the
Japanese attacked and captured
Guam, five Navy nurses were
taken prisoner and sent to a
military prison in Japan. In
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-11

Does your car shimrky
and shake? Do your tires
go bumpty-bump? Did you
Just put on new tires to
eliminate w h a t troubles
you still seem to have . -.
Brother, you need your
wheels balanced. That's
the expert service given at
Dicus Firestone Dealer n
r. V. Cartrette. See him
today and ride smooth like
a cloud from now on.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-11

H. w. Tallevast. President and
owner Of Horny Supply Company,
of Conway and Myrtle Beach.
IS. c., today announced complete
lily new arrangements of supply
and distribution of petroleum
products.
Horny Supply has concluded
Arrangements with The Pure Oil
Company who will Immediately
begin distribution of its Pure Oil
Products to all Horny Supply
Company dealers and customers,
Products available will be the
well-know and popular Pure
Premium and Pure Pep gaso'
lines, the Purelube line of motor
oils, Puritan fuel and heating
oils, In addition to a complete
line Of other proven petroleum
products designed for fleet, farm
and industrial uses. All former
Horny Supply Company service
stations and dealerships are now
ready to offer The Pure Oh
lCompany's famed Royal Wei
come Service, along with the
justly popular Pure OIL Petro-
leum Products line and Pure's
proven Tire. Battery and Access
sorry products.
Mr.. Tallevast announced that
Kickoff dinners and meet
ing was held last evening at
Bob's Restaurant. Conway, S. c.
All Horny Supply Company deal
ers attended and talks were made
by Mr.. G. S. Wilcox, Jr., Eastern
Marketing Division Manager. and
Mr.. ]. J. Oppenheim, Division
Sales Manager for Pure with Of
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-11

August 1912 they were returned
to the u. s. aboard the exchapg,
ship, Gripsholm.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-28
Seven Cumberland
4-H'ers Win
Garden Prizes

Seven excited All girls from Cum
Derland went 10 Lynchburg Satur-
day to receive their awards from
the garden and canning project.
This project is sponsored by
Sears. Roebuck and Company TO en-
courage home production and con
servation of foods.
Miss Claudia Seay. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Seay. Jr., won
first place in both garden and can
ming in the county. She placed
fourth in the district canning con-
test. Her total winnings were sl9.
Other winners were
Garden. first, Kathleen Higgins.
S., Janice Jones, 50, jeanette
Kirby, 81; Judy Houser 81, and
Elizabeth Huddleston, 50.
Canning. first, Janice Jones IS;
Judy Houser, So: Kathleen Higgins.
81: jeanette Kirby. 81; and Louise
Rice. 81.
Cumberland had the largest num-
Der of participants and competitors
this year.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-28
Decline In u. S.
Military Veteran
Numbers Noted

For the first time since the days
Of World War II the estimated mum
Der OF veterans in civilian life is
S h 0 " n g consistent downward
trend. Sumner G. Whittier. Admin
istrator Of Veterans Affairs, re
ported
There were an estimated 22.723,
600 veterans in civil life on Septern-
Der 30. 1853.
Increasing steadily as the service.
men Of first, World War III and
then of the Korean Conflict returned
from the ranks Of the military to
civilian pursuits, the number of vet
Grams in the nation reached an all
time high Of 22,735 900 in March,
1858.
Up until that time. the number OF
servicemen becoming veterans dur
ing the average month exceeded the
number Of veterans Of all wars who
died each month. or who returned
TO active duty.
The drop to 2.723 900 on Septem-
Der 80 marked the sixth cOnsecu-
tive month the total veteran popu-
lation had shown a decrease.
The total drop during the six
month period was 1900 and was
strong indication that, after IS
years Of increase. the number Of
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-28
Amelia High Students See Previews
OF Progress In C-M Science Show

Previews Of Progress. world
famous General Motors science
show. was presented before h Z
student body OF Amelia schools
Thursday at an assembly III the
War Memorial Building
The highlight OF the : h B v
demonstrated by Charles Green
way, one OF the trained men Of a
two-man team. was the Sunmobile
which depends on eight photovolt-
aic cells located in its hood for Its
operation These cells convert light
energy into electrical energy Each
cell produces about one-half volt
Of direct current electricity when
light falls upon it. They are con
nected 10 small electric motor
mounted inside the miniature ear
which moves BY chain drive.
In the prcview show Greenway
used 4 300 watt lamp to duplicate
the suns rays. As the light struck
the cells. the lo-inch blue and white
Snnmoblle moved smoothly across
the table
Demonstrating the difference be
tween ordinary glass and new
Opaque glass now used in the nose
cones Of rockets. he heated the two
kinds TO 1000 degrees Fahrenheit.
ordinary glass shattered the new
kind was unframed.
He explained next that micro
waves will not pass through alumni
mum foil since it is not a conductor
but Will pass through solid plastic
or strips Of foil with as much as
one-quarter inch spaces between
when held in horizontal position.
The waves are too wide TO pass
through the spaces when held
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-28

war veterans in the nation was on
downward trend
Barring another war. the decline
will continue without interruption
the Administrator pointed out. I'M
less there should be an unforeseen
increase in the discharge rate Of
Korean Conflict veterans from the
armed forces.
The September 80 breakdown OF
veterans shows that 4 1853. 600 were
veterans Of the Korean Conflict
alone. l5.274.OOO saw service in
World War II: 2.852,OOO we're vet
Grams of World War and 1874 900
are veterans Of all other wars in
GLIDING the Spanish-American War.
various Indian wars and the regular
establishment.
The ages Of America S veterans
in civil life range from will over
100 for the two surviving Confeder-
ate veterans to an average age OF
27-plus for the Korean Conflict vet
Grams with no service in World War
II. The average Of Spanish Ameri-
can veterans is approximately 81;
Of World War veterans. more than
g. and for World War II veterans.
more than 80.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-28

vertically,
The noise was deafening and a
little frightening when he started
a pulse Jet engine which ran two
turbine wheels. He told the stu
dents that If a model aeroplane were
powered by this jet engine. it
would possible attain a speed Of
10 miles per hour.
In other demonstrations he made
synthetic rubber by the chemical
reaction Of two liquids. caused a
bell u ring and ran q portable
radio by the action OF chemical
used like a battery.
The program ended with a
demonstration Of the principle OF
space navigation with a gyroscope
Prc,ieWs Of progress N a non
commercial stage show which tells
the story Of industrial progress IN
free economy II Is designed to
Stimulate student interest III science
and engineering and makes use OF
dramatic sequences to illustrate
each Scientific principle shown.
The Sunmobilc symboizes for
PrevieW audiences. The nqluring
mind Of all scientists and hints at
the tremendous secrets Of power
and energy that wait to be unlock
Cd by highly trained technicians in
the world OF tomorrow G. NJ.
President HoarloW ii Curticc says
There arc no plans to produce
sun powered car III the foreseeable
future he declares
X thought il would ~ boring.
Il never saw anything like it. and
wasn't It wonderful" were some
of thc comments heard from the
students after the show.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-28
Common Bugaboo
OF Damp Cellars
Easily Avoided

Damp cellars have long been q
common bngaboo OF home owners
but a few rules can help a home
builder avoid the trouble say VPI
specialists
The say the site should be mod
crately elevated so there is a fall
IN az least on direction. The soil
and subsoll should be open and
porous 50 that air and water are
admitted readily Good deep
natural drainage will help Do not
choose a site until YOU have de-
termined the source Of the domns-
TIC water supply, its purity and
amount Be sure TO locate a suit
able plot Of ground into which
waste sewage and other foul water
can be drained
Common canses Of dampnesS In
cellars are land which N flat Oh
sloped toward the cellar wall alb
sencc q caves. cutters. and down
spouts, On failure 10 repair defect
IKE ones. ground water close to or
higher than cellar bottom. sweat
lne on condensation Of atmos-
phcric moisture on walls and floors
leaky plumbing. and dense masses
81 vines. shrubbery, and trees.
To avoid trouble from roof va
ler, use cutters and down spouts to
conduct the water away from the
buildings To avoid trouble from
surface drainage, grade a down
ward slope extending at least ten
feet from the building TO avoid
trouble from ground water, lay a
four inch tile line close 70 the Gel
lar wall bottom o. footing 10 take
moisture from his area
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-28

Buckingham teen-agers believe in
backing their own recreation prof.
ectS with cash on the barrelhead
and plenty of enthusiasm.
Last week check for 500 was
presented the Central Athletic Field
Fund on behalf of the Buckingham
Teen-Age Club The money repre-
SCENTS profits from the operation Of
the club since il began holding
weekly dances last February.
The dances are held at the Vet
Grams Hall near Buckingham and
admittance is by membership only.
A charge is made at each dance for
admission. and from this fund bands
are hired and the club run. Buck
lngham has its own name band.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-28

Billy 5 Blue Notes. and his band is
the most frequent live music pro-
wider. while the juke box fills in on
other dance nights.
The Teen-Age Club is run strictly
by the teen-agers. who make their
own rules. collect for the dances.
and do all the planning. Interested
adults take turns chaperonng the
dances. and help out when asked
by the teen-ag
This group Of teen-agers is now
lending its support to the project
of lighting the Buckingham Ath-
leuc Field The field was carved
out of wooded area near Central
High School last year and was used
for the first time this fall as Buck
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-28

ingham began competition i'll inter
scholastic football.
John c. Spencer, president OF the
field fund drive. said the poles for
lighting the field have been pur-
chased and are at the field, but the
funds are lacking to install the
lights. He estimates it will take
some $1,000 to light the field prop
erly for use in baseball. football
and other recreational purposes.
John c. Morgan. Jr. fund treas
urer. said over 5000 have been
spent thus far in bringing the field
to its present shape However, much
OF the work was done by interested
persons and groups
Morgan said the 500 from the
Teen-Age Club would bring the
treasury balance to $779.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-28

A stopped school bus should rep
resent an automatic stop signal to
cars from all directions. the ALI
state Safety Crusade says. Motor
lists will avoid the hazard Of young
sters rushing to or from the bus,
by waiting until the bus leaves.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-28

Miss Emily Bissell, Red Cross
worker. conducted the first Ameri-
can Christmas Seal Sale in 1907 to
raise money to fight TB in Will
mington. Del. Since then, it has
been an annual nationwide cam
paign.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-21
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Sednice FinancijaInog Odbora odrzane a. maja 1858.

Sjednce Financijalnog Odbora odrzane a. maja 1858
predsednk sednicu bratskm pozdravom
u prisunosi svh clanova financijskog odbora.
Glavni bagank podnasa sjede6e izvestaje Ma IA apra
ispla prize Joseph E. Seagram Sons Inc.
zakade splati rs bondova sa naraslm kama
ma ispla $2454723 IL zaklad Pomladka takoder
spa "a Is bondova "a koe sa narasm Ramama smo spa
$24, ,54722 Owl bondovi ce nosit 4375O kamate.
aprla splati Douglas Aircraft Company Inc.
so Sinking Fund Debentures Dated April l. 1858 Due April
1878" kupil par narasim kamama pla
till $5o13s.s9. Isti isplaceni gavne zakade
Ma "a aprila ispali American Can Company Thir-
ty Year Debentures Due April 1882 Owe bondove smo tako
der isplath par te narasim kamaima splatii
$780, 1879. Bondovi su isplaceni IL gavne zakade
Maja 2 isplaili Province of Ontario (canada)
Twenty-Five 40 Debentures Due May l. 1889 se
pati cjen cd 9s O6 tome nos ce 41250 Sa
narasm kamama splat svotu cd $4903556 Owl bondov
takodjer prpadaju glavnoj zaklad.
Sporazumno clanovima Fnancijskog Odbora
Gill so bondova "The City of Montreal Canada 34 Sin
king Fund Debentures Dated May l. 1858 Due November /
1872 Owe bondove kup IA mjeseca ste
ispa Sa naraslm kamaima splatl $5OOS97 BondoVl
prpadaju glavnoj zakladi
Takodjer po prasnem sporazumu 16 ovog meseca is
pacuemo "a 50 bondova international
ton Development Ten Year Bonds of 1858 3 % Due May
Bondove kupl podijehh poa glavnu
pola zaadu Pomadka zakade spacuemo
$25, ,Oo2 60 il zakade Pomladka $25'0o261
Ia vrijeme mole odsunos grada, ucni narudzbu
cd so bondova Public Parking Authority of Pittsburgh Pens
vania project Revenue Series 40 Deu April 1897
kupljen glavncu narasle ka
mate pacamo $5O28334 Ovi bondovi &c bh spaenl ma u
ovog mjeseca.
Jucer prodaH $15oooo Treasury 22 bonds Owe
bondove sto prodaH savetuce ~
da ako posepeno povs prhod nase kamae Owl
bondovi nosi 250eo mnogi 25O tako
viii mademo jos prcan bo Dobiven uazemo bondove
ko po 40 wise bondove prodai cjen cd
96 1882 pa ako prodan gubak gavnc to ce
sepeno nadoknad prmitkom vech kamata gavne zkade
proda $13OOOO zaklade Pomaka $4,000 Ia gavnu
zakladu pmi glavnicu $125 $50 zakadu Po-
mladka $19275O0 kamatma primi glavnu zakladu
81 SO zaladu Pomatka $2O467 Sve ukupno prm
svotu cd $146.O97.53.
Ia sada nema narucenh bondova, koe pla-
tti o. koma prize govoro Ia danas
upnu bondova Sa tim brat Krasich avn ba
gajnk zakucue svoje izvesce koe prma jednogasno
- Joseph Bella, gavni tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-21
MiIodari "a crkye
U Lipniekoj Fari

Val Dor, Que, Can. - Ovdje
donosim imena svote darovate-
liza. koji su darovali Ia popravak
crkava svetoga Ilije svetog Iii
dora, Lipnicke Fare, opcine Rib
mix kraj karlovca. Hrvatska.
Hvala vam brace sto ste Sc odaz-
vail mojoj molbi, i neka vam
dragi Bog naplati strostruko "a
vasa dobra djela. Tako isto hva-
la uredniku naseg glasila IA
jednicara". bratu Filipu Vukeli-
Gu ma uvrstenju nash dopisa Ia
ovu svrhu. Imena i svote darova-
telja su kako slijedi:
Pc $1,000: Frank Novosel, The
T. Eaton Co. Ltd; po $500: Fa-
milija Ivan Furlic, Paul Hecimo-
vich, Jovo Stojkovic. Florent
Houde Dow Beer Agent.
Mourice Cousette Mols O n
Beer Agent. Omer Plouffe -
O'Keefe Beer Agent: po S4.00:
Mike Jelenic; po $500: F. w.
Woolworth Co. Ltd, S. S. Kres-
ges Co. Ltd, Ideal Dry Cleaners
& Dryers Co. Ltd.
Po $500: John Stukel, Nick
Brumski, Maria Chrobak, Mike
Staszychn, John Dosen, John
Veselic, Dragica Sapulak, N.
Ferris, M. J. Ferderber. Econo-
my Store, J. E. Berard, Jim
Now, Mary Bogelic.
Pc S1.OO: G. Costa, E. Lovr-
sin, Dcoi Wladek, Tillie Lovrsin,
Frank Moskal Lovro Tomlano-
vic, Barbara Sym aska, M.
Mshar, v. Frontczak, Peter,
Dry Cleaner, M. Wojtania, G.
Bozicevic, Anna Owls, N. Tomlje-
movie, John Jurjevic, J. M. zr-
mike, G. Marquis, Heppels Gro
ceteria, Mrs. Nowak Food Pro-
ducts, Anna Kochan, Stuart Pa
terson, Beatty Washer Store, ].
Mortemurro, Mrs. L. Forth Ltd,
F. Brkich, Steve Ivancic, Janko
Utisin, Self Hardware, st. Onge
Po SOC: R. Caitanneau, c. Bot
1 tineau, M. Pencn, S. Laderieau,
M. Kordon, R. Roy, r, Gilbert.
Jos jednom svima yam hvala
cd sabiratelja,
Frank Novosel, P. o. Box
304, Val Dor, Que, Canada.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-21
ANA RELJAC

Prva po redu bila je nasa sestra
i clanica Ana Reljac, koju smo IL
gubii dana 20. marca o. &. ma
n. marca ispratili ma vjecni po-
Gin ma Mt. Troy groblju, kod Mill
valea.
Smrt je prekinula nit njezinog
zemnog zivota nakon duge i teske
bolesti.
Rodjena u selu Grici, sestra
Reljac dosla je ovu zemlju 1904
godine u svojim mladim danima,
kada joj je bilo jedva 21 godina.
U HBZ pristupila je godine 1912.
kroz sve vrijeme Cd cetrdeset i
sest godina savjesno i redovno W.
sila svoje clanske duznosti spram
drustva organizacije, dok ju mai
prize bolest nije povalila kre-
vet a onda smrt odijelila Cd mas.
Osim u nasem drustvu sestra
Reljac bila je bracni drug u od-
sjeku 10 HBZ kojemu se njezin
suprug John nalazi kao Clan, a
takodjer bila je clanica u slove-
nackoj Jednoti, stew. 1853 Sv. MI
half.
Ma ~. marca jutro mrtvo IT,
jelo dignuto je sa odra, koji je
bio zaokruzen brojnim vijencima
! itama cvijeca Cd strans obite-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-21

GU, sestru Maru Spudic, ciju sliku
ovdje donosimo.
Bolest arthritis je pritiskala du-
lie vremena sve wise, / neklh .
mjeseci imala je wheel chair, ma
koji je trebalo ju prenesti posto
sama nije mogla. zadnjih mjesec
dana bila je pritisnuta u krevet
sa teSkom bolesti ma l. marca
u 10 sat IL veCer zaspala zauvijek.
Rodjena je godine 1887. selu Ba-
rilovic, Hrvatska.
Mrtvo tijelo je lezalo kod Union
Funeral Home ovdje u Benld, gdje
joj je odar bio okicen mnogobroj-
MIN vijencima cvijeca cd roda
prijatelja, medju kojima je bio
Njenac cd nasega odsjeka u znak
posljednje potasti.
Ma 5. marca u 9 sati u jutro
zalosna povorka je krenula Cd po-
grebnog zavoda do katolicke cr-
kve Sveti Josip, nekoliko koraka
cd njezina donna, koju je ona
, redovito polazila dok je mogla
Bill SUI tri svecenika to Rev
George Hobbs liz Gillespie, Ill.,,
Rev. Charles F. Knaprek il Mt
Olive, Ill. Rev. Ralph S. Guido
il Benld, H., nakon je odsluzena
velika misa krenusmo mrtvim
ostacima ma Benld Groblje. I mad
otvorenim grobom dao je zadnji
/ blagoslov Rev. Ralph S. Guido
predstavnici cd Benld Unit of the
American Legion Auxiliary, posto
je pokojnica bila Gold Star Mother
poradi gubitka sina Steve, koji
je ubijen Drugom Svjetskom Ra-
tn u Italiji, II. oktobra godine
1914. Cd strane nasega odsjeka
izrekao je nadgrobno slovo nize
potpisani, odsjecni predsjednik.
| liza sebe ostavlja ozaloscenoe
supruga Nikolu; dvije kteri, Do
roty udanu Spudit u Livingston
ILL.,, / Ann udanu Krug, donna; t.
pet unucadi / cetvero praunucadi
sestre Anu Belavic u Staunton
ILL.,, Daru Polovic u kraju, brac,
Janka Juraj Banjavcit Il Staun
ton, III. druge bliznje rodbin'
ovdje u kraju.
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tt 1e lahka crna zemlja u kojo
vec pocivas, a tvojim milim | dra
GIN nase iskreno saucesce.
Joe Trgovci6, preds
y Zahvala. - Ovim putem Sc Q
: srca najljepse zahvaljujemo rot
: bini, prijateljima i clanstvu HBZ
koji SUI mas tjesili IL velikoj zalo
sti prigodom smrti nase drage su
pruge i make. Svima hvala koJ
su okitili njezin odar vijencim'
4 cvijeca koji su platili "a svet'
mise, kao onima koji SUI poklo
Mill svoje automobile i ispratili j.
ma vjecni pocinak.
Rastuzeni suprug NikOla kcer
ka Ann.