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The Nome nugget., 1958-12-08
British Pacifists Fail To Hold Up Work on Missile Base

SWAFFHAM, England, R - Military police repelled a second assault yesterday by a pacifist band of men and women on se- cret base being built near Swaff- ham for American rockets.
 The demonstrators tried to hold up worN on the launching pads being built for Thor missiles the United States is supplying the Royal Air Force. About 50 of them tried it Saturday but were driven off with fire hoses.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-08
Have Your CHRISTMAS CARDS P E R s O N A L I z E D at THE NUGGET
New York Pharmacists Convicted of Substituting Cheap Cold Pills

NEW YORK, R - Two Long Island pharmacists have been fined $1,500 each and placed on three years probation for using penny tablets instead of expen- sive antibiotics in preparing pre- scriptions.
 Brought in for sentencing Fri day in Brooklyn. Federal Court were Charles P. Greenberg, 30, Plainview, N. Y., and Marvin w. Goldstein. 29, East Meadow, N. Y. The paid operated pharmacy in BeGnpage, N. Y.
 Judge Leo F. Rayfield sentenced each man to one-year prison terms then fined them and put them on probation.
 Greenberg and Gold tein pleaded guilty November 10 to using "cold tablets" costing them one cent apiece to fill prescrip- tion by a physician for antibiotic taibliets costing fl cents each.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-08
Fairbanks Pilot Hits Stump In Maine Pasture Landing

NORTH CONWAY, N. H., R II A single-engine private plane at tempting landing in snow covered pasture struck a tree stump and Tipped over Saturday, slightly injuring the pilot.
 Robert Hammond of Fairbanks was cut about the face but his two passengers, William Sween- ey, 26, and Robert McHeffrey, 26, both of Woburn, Mass, escaped unhurt.
 State police said Hammond de- cided to land to avoid a snow storm but did not see the stump half hidden in the snow.
 Fine Job Printing At The Nugget,
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-08

Fine Job Printing At The Nugget,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-13
Los Angeles Scene Aug. ~
Of Junior Talent Jamboree
Pitt Lodge ~ Ready
For Aug. II Picnic
lat Center In MiIIvaIe

MS. PITTSBURGH, Pa. -
"St. Ann" Ladies CFU Lodge
20 will stage a Picnic on Sun
day, August II, at the well
known Croatian Center, near
Millvale.
Barbecued lamb and the U.S.
ual picnic refreshments will
be available from noon on and
thus your preparations for
luncheon or dinner can be eli
minated.
Music for dancing will be
furnished by the well
known Selo TamburitZa Or
chestra.
Due to the fact that we will
award three electrical appli.
ances Coffee Maker, Waffle
Iron and Skillet) during the
outing, some lucky guests
will leave for home as win.
ners.
Mary Ivsic, Pres.
Dragica Blaskovic, Sec'y
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Beaver Church Group
In 3rd Annual FroIic
At New BRIGHTON Grove

BEAVER, Pa. - The Soon
ers Club of the SITS. Peter and
Paul R.C. Church will pre-
sent their 3rd Annual "A
Day In The Old World" Out
ing and Program on Sunday,
Aug. "a, at Wise's Grove on
the outskirts Of nearby New
Brighton.
A great majority of the
members Of this Church
Club are Cr0ats and all are
affiliated with the Croatian
Fraternal Union Of Amer
lea.
Continuous entertainment
will be provided throughout
the festivities to keep young
and old on the move. Seized.
uled to regale the dancers are
the Starlighters, the finest
polka and kolo artists in Wes.
tern Pennsylvaria.
Food out Of this world,
much Of 1t home made, is be.
ing prepared by the good Ia.
dies. Of the Sooners Club. Nor
will anyone want for his oz
her favorite drink.
All local and district CFU
members are most cordially
invited to attend this great
day in the outdoors.
Mrs. Barbara Brkich
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ST. Louis Units
In Mass Meeting
John ButkOVich
In City Aug. Ia

ST. LOUIS-Croatian Fra
ternal Union Lodges Nos. 40,
157 and 167, all Of this city,
will co-sponsor a Mass Meet
ing Thursday, Aug. IA, in the
st. Joseph Church Hall, 18th
and Russell Blvd.
Slated to start at 1880
p.m., the rally will be ad-
dressed by bro. John d.
Butkovich, Pueblo, Colo
RADIO, former Supreme Pres
ident of the Croatian Fra
ternal Union.
Bro. Butkovich will cover
a variety of subjects of in
terest to all CFU members
and is looking forward to
meeting many of his old
friends on the occasion.
All local and neighboring
members in Illinois are in.
vited to attend.
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find the Home packed to the
doors for the Dedicatory Ban
quet and Program.
Scheduled to start at 1::3C
pm, the stay around the fes'
tive board will feature food
out of this world and more
brass than you can shake a
stick at"
Among those invited to ad-
dress the celebrants that af-
ternoon is Michigan's nation
ally famous Gov. G. Mennen
Williams, who as of this writ
ing, had yet to let us know if
he can make it to Detroit
August 81.
Definitely scheduled to
speak are two other digni-
taries of great political sta
ture: Michigan Secretary of
State James Hare and City
of Detroit Council Presi-
dent Mary Beck.
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Seven Contestants Still IN Race For
Riqht To Rule As Miss Croat Center"
Committee Completes Plans For Public
Observance of Centors 4th Milestone

The most colorful portion
Of the program will come with
the crowning of Miss Croa-
tian Center of 1852.
Seven young ladies are still
very much in the running for
the honor, which will be eli
NAKED with the awarding of
a new automobile to some
fortunate person.
vying for the crown are
Evelyn Cekorich, Coke
burg; Antoinette Johanvitz,
Ambridge; Carol Ann Hal
der, Etna; Theresa Karal,
Ambridge; Doris Srsic,
Pittsburgh; Mary Dobos,
Trafford; and Carol Ann
Mrowca, Uniontown.
Barbecued lamb, roa st
pork, cold refreshments, eta,
will abound on the occasion.
Arrangements Committee
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Canton Juniors viii
Be Feted AUGUST 17m

CANTON, Ohio - Nest 1876
will hold their Annual Picnic
at Willow Springs Park, e.
55th st., NE, EAST Center
Road on Sunday, August II.
Dinner will be served at IL
noon. It will be a covered dish
and each man will be expected
to donate $1.00 towards meat
and bread.
Cards have been sent to
members and anyone not
going please contact Flo
renee Comsia at GIL. r
1927 or Harriet BOzurich at
GIL. 3-6683.
There will be. games and
free hot dogs, pop, and swim
ming for the children.
Florence Comsia, Mgr.
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Cleveland Lodges To
Take Look At Nest IS
On Friday, August Is

CLEVELAND, o. - Mem
bsrs Of CFU Lodges IA, AZ,
and SO are asked to attend q
very important meeting Of
Nest IS which will take place
On Friday, August Is, at the
Croatian Home, 1914 st. Clair
Ave, beginning promptly at
TOO pm.
Dues payments should a.
ways b made by the 18th
Of each month. Those In NJ
rears with their payments
are asked TO settle this mat
ter - soon - possible.
Kolo classes have been re-
vumed and are held On Tues.
days It the Croatian Home,
beginning 1t $50 pm.
Any junior Interested h
bowling h also asked 10 con.
tact the undersigned.
Anna Rescic, Mgr
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Baltimore b84 Folks To Picnic August 18th

make food the way our
lodge members enjoy it.
Admission will be IS cents
for adults; children free of
charge.
This is one affair that all
our lodge members have been
asking for so let's see every
one turn out and make it one
of the largest such gatherings
yet.
We will also be grateful to
anyone wishing to donate
something towards the picnic
or help with the work on that
day.
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DETROIT - The Labor
Day weekend Of 1858 will see
the historic dedication of De-
troit's magnificent new 40
ra" Lodge 351 Croatian Natl
Home, 1875 E. McNichols.
Plans call for the three
day celebration to start
Saturday, Aug. 80, pick up
speed on Sunday, Aug. 81,
and hit the heights on La
Dor Day itself, Monday,
Sept. 1.
The Grand Opening and
Blessing of the new Home is
to take place on Aug. 30 and
start at 5 pm. sharp. A pro-
gram starring many talented
artists and dancing to the
strains of a tamburitza or
chestra will highlight the first
night.
Banquet August S1st
Sunday, Aug. 81, should
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Aug 31st Banquet Looms As Piece de Resistance
Detrots New Croatian Nat Home Nearing Dedication

Also officially invited to be
our guests of honor on this
occasion are all members oi
the CFU's Executive BoarG
and the Editors Of the Zajed
nicar.
Finally, an evening talent
show and dancing will be "30''
for Aug. 81.
Gala Holiday Windup
Labor Day, Monday, Sept.
1, will be devoted to more en-
joyable living.
A special musical pro-
gram is being arranged to
top this holiday fiesta and
again dancing is on tap for
those who never seem to
get enough of such exer-
else.
The Homes grandiose new
kitchen will be in operation al
all hours and serve nothing
but the best.
Thomas f. Chulig, Pub
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Training School Class May Be Added
To Minnesota State Conference Aqenda
Supreme Secretary Joseph Bella Ready
To Conduct School If Hosts So Desire

ing the possibility Of holding
a CFU Training School ses-
sion during the same weekend
and will report on this ques-
ton in the next issue.
The CFU Executive Board
has approved our request for
d guest speaker from the
Home Office and we will be
honored by the presence Of
the Supreme Secretary, bro.
Joseph Bella, on Aug. 81.
This will be a great op-
portunity for all to meet
bro. Bella and to receive
valuable information and
pointers concerning the
current membership CAM
paign.
All Federation representa-
tives are urged to attend.
Frank Juricich, Pres.
Anton r. Spraitz, Sec'y.
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ST. PAUL, MINI. - The
Federation of CFU Lodges in
Minnesota will stage It's An
nual Meeting on Sunday, Aug
ust 81, at the Croatian Home,
445-2nd Avenue So., So. St.
Paul.
The Conference will Off
cially open at 11:OO am,
and at 1900 noon the DEL
egates and guests will be
served q delicious luncheon
prepared by the members
of st. Paul Lodges 742 and
S16.
Following lunch, the meet
ing will again be called to or
der at 100 pm, at which
time we will proceed with the
business of the day and elect
Federation officers for the
coming year.
We are also polling the
Federation members regard
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with SO or more Points; a list.
ing of the names of all who
have officially notified the
Home Office that they are
working for either a trip TO
Yugoslavia or a cruise in the
Caribbean; and, finally, a re-
capitulation Of the drive by
Campaign Chairman bro. Ora
sha.
So, In order to avoid rep
etition, we will turn to a.
(FarreA Lodge-P. 81
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PITTS B U r g II - The
CFUs Western Pennsylvania
United Lodges will present
their 9TH Annual "Croatian
Center Day" festivities on
Sunday, Aug. "A, at the Gro
attain Center, off Babcock
Blvd, Millvale.
A tremendous a fter n oon
program will highlight the
day-long gathering.
Scheduled to participate
In the program are the
"Javor" Croatian Singing
Society Of MS. Pittsburgh;
the Cokeburg, Pa, Lodge
S54 Senior and Junior Kolo
Dance Groups under the
direction Of Bernard M.
Lukedch; speakers Of wide
renown; and others versed
In keeping an audience in =
happy frame of mind.
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BALTIMORE, Md. - CFU
Lodge 684 will hold a Picnic
on Sunday, August II, at the
Slovak National Home, 6526
Holabird Avenue.
Beginning at 200 pm, and
continuing through until 10
pm, there will be games for
the children and plain fun for
the adults. There will also be
music for dancing, provided
by the Polka Men, from 900
pm. on.
The refreshments will be
prepared by our own lodge
chefs who know how to
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Johnstown Meeting IS
Scheduled For AuQ. II

JOEINSTOWN, Pa. - The
next regular meeting Of CFU
Lodge s will be held on Sun
day, August II, at 200 pm.
sharp.
Members who do not have
their dues paid up to date are
asked to do so by the 25th
of the month, 30 that the as
sessment may be mailed to
the Home Office on time.
Michael Batch, Sec'y.
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waukegan Juniors To
Be Feted AUGUST 18th

WAUKEGAN, nj. - Croa-
ian Fraternal Union Nest 134
under the supervision Of
Lodge rs, viii hold their An
nual Picnic at Foss Park, No.
Chicago, on Sunday, Aug. II.
There will be plenty Of re-
treatments and games and
the usual picnic fun for ev-
eryone.
Kena Grgas, Mgr.
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Quip Junior Tammies
Prep For Fall Concert

ALIQUIPPA, Pa: - T h e
Jadran Junior Tamburitzans
will stage their first Concert
on October II, 1858, at the
Aliquippa High School.
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UNITED 4-COUNTY LODGES IN FETE
Congressman And
Editors Down For
Talks In Uniontown
Pitt Juniors Set
To Regale Throng
With Music, Songs

UNIONTOWN, Pa. - The
Croatian Fraternal Unions
United 4-County (Fayette,
Greene, Washington and
Westmoreland Counties) LODI
ges will stage their 4th An
nual "Fraternal Day" Pro-
gram on Sunday, Aug. II.
Scene Of the day-long fes-
tvities, which will be high
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Coast Youngsters
On Parade Aug. a
Four Prizes Will
Go To Top Artists

LOS ANGELES - T h e
Southern California Central
Committee of CF'U Lodges is
in full swing enthusing Junior
members to promote Yugo-
slav culture at the Annual
Picnic, which will be staged
on August "a at the Croatian
Recreation Center, 1925 So.
Budlong Ave.
As we stated in previous
articles, the Central Commit
tee is working feverishly this
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Michael Go|ub's
132-Point SpIurge
Campaign high|ight
Farrell Sec'y In
Phenomenal Drive
To Capture Heights
By Joseph Bella
- Campaign Secretary

PITTSBURGH - Consid-
cradle space is being devoted
in this issue of the Zajedni-
car to various phases of the
Croatian Fraternal Unions
Membership Campaign.
Appearing today is a COM
plete listing Of all recruiters
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lighted by a very colorful
afternoon program, will be
Shady Grove Park, Union
town, one Of the most popular
gathering places in Western
Pennsylvania.
Sponsoring the fete are the
members of no less than 13
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Turn to page 8 for Editorial,
"Going Concern"
Lodges, all vital cogs in the
United 4-County Lodges ma
chine.
They are Uniontown II;
Herminie 142; MOnessen
1874; West Brownsville 3O7;
Donora S27; Greensburg
345; Cokeburg 354; Mari
ana 412; Bentleyville 437;
Slovan 548; Masontown
566; Canonsburg 567; and
Mather 6S3.
These Lodges sponsor their
own weekly radio program -
Voice Of The CFU - which
may be heard every Sunday at
(Pitt Ju9iOrs-P. 81
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Turn TO page 8 for Editorial,
"Coast j Day."

year to stimulate the men,
bers to bring forth their tai
ents, via kolo groups, Choir
uses, etc.
TO further stimulate the
young members, our Com
mittee has set aside four at
$50. Cal.-P. 81
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Coming Events

Detroit Lodge 351
New Home Opening
Labor Day Weekend
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ST PAUL MINI. The ing the possibility Of holding
Federation of CFU Lodges in CFU Training School
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Sunday, Aug. 81, should
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-09

Tons Of top quality kind famous o Only Safeway
do you get DA Choice Beef plus controlled aging that makes
world difference tenderness and flavor huge aging rooms where
temperature and humidity dy controlled fine beef until
reaches peak perfection For days these aging have been
apacked with sides beef getting ready for this big SALE here
the store ready that enjoy finest every time
oil you need to remember is suewuy!
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RED CROSS

goal and completing the drive
prior 10 the Easter shopping
season.
In Chadbourn, Martin Lowe
vii! serve as 1858 funds chair
man for the Red Cross drive
Chadbourn has a quota of $500.
Mrs. B. A. Powell will head
the drive in Fair Bluff that has
goal of $3.50.
Mrs. Grady Thompson has
been named chairman Of the
South Whitevillc drive with .
500 goal. Waldo Marlowc i ir
charge at Old Dock. with a $50
goal. Mrs. F. X. Fipps is chair
man at Clarendon and Jim Wa
ton is chairman of Williams
Township with a combined quota
of $135.
Riegelwood is headed 10y
Howard Adkins and David
Rogers and has a quota of S575
Miss Bertha Long is chairman
az Bolton with a $50 quota.
The county chairmen express
ed delight in the fact that Miss
Edith Spauding, county Negro
school supervisor, has acceptej
the countrywide drive in this
division. The Negro division he's
a quota of $500. DR.. W. V. Easley
who is no longer in the county
headed this division for a num-
Der of years. This marks Miss
Spauding's first Craftsmanship of
the division. She plans to get the
drive underway on March 10.
A number of other communities
are being contacted this week
in the hope that a complete list
of community heads will be for
mulated by the end Of the week
I'VE want to urge every com
munity chairman to get his GO.
workers together just as quickly
as possible and to get the Local
drive underway. As soon as al
solicitation j. complete. the fun1s
are to be turned in to either ot
us for deposit in the bank. ~
the close Of the campaign. ~,
will write one ,hcck then from
the account that will transfer /
to the county Rel Cross chaptc,
general fund" Carter and Nc
Pherson said today.
1--WE are deeply grateful t,
the fine folks who have agree,
TO serve as community chairmcr
We believe your efforts will ,,
rewarding and we apprcciat,
your intrest in this charitable
cause" the co-chairmcn said.
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TRIAL OF SHERIFF
Continued From Page -


jerry Aston his statement presented to the court
testified that he knew the deputies who dragged Ford to the
jail he said he could identify them Assistant
District Attorney Arthur granted permission
the In the examination Aston said that
told him Longs
office Solicitor Reuben the defense He
said h there and talked but he didn't
DR.. Saph Violo the Veterans Hospital brought Fords
medical He
abraSons head could
feet, fists blackjacks.
RebecCa jefferson brought Sheriff Henry personally
when said
know she Clio PatrickS when
The sheriff then
brought q he
jack Bessent another truSty also
Ford dragged Jail later dragged
With 20 witnesses appearing testify
officers Monday and Tuesday many
heard and
ned this morning "wednesday 1000.
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Senior Class Is
Working Hard On
3-Aci Comedy
BY 10 ANN WATTS

Ready Tor first act Eve
ryonc IN place Get on the
curtain. Mitchell -
Ii you were to drop in on
Senior class play "chcarsal any
of these nights you would hear
such lines - ;hGt and many
others Let's lake that emit
rance akaln Scooty, watch
Your cue Grandpa. the whole
philosophy OF the llay centers
around you Remember the
way Lionel Barrymore played
the role Penny. you're a
dear lovlblc character, but
you're bird Drain. too Let
it show
Much work goes into play
before It becomes Ii finished per-
folmanCc, ana there are many
nights when everyone is bone
tired before we Gail il quits. but
we. love it all and we hope and
think that we have 4 play that
everyone will enjoy come Fri
day night. March -.
To begin with, You Can't
Take Ii With You was written
by two of Americas very best
Observation-Disclosures Hart and
Goorkc kaufman. Then, it's a
comedy gentle comedy that
prCtrayS people who are a little
bit crazy, but very lovable. The
Iuca IN the play is we'll worth
thinking about, :oo-thal life is
rather beautiful il you let j.
come TO you" In this day OF high
tension and sat racing. it's i'm
pCrtant to relax and take life
q. u comes.
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al members of tine North Caro-
lima highway patrol. He went on
active duty IN March, 1880
serving as patrolman for %
years.
Following his patrol duty he
became a member of the de-
partment of motor vehicles, sta
toned in Robson county, a post
he retained until February, 1853.
He is a member OF Masons.
the Shrine. and the UniverSaliSt
church. He is Eotarian, a
member of the american Leg
ior. and as sheriff \ director in
the Columbus county peace Of
lilerS association.
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Continued From Page II
nee Floyd. Those cases, alons
with that Of Leonard Ford and
Clio Patrick are the ones toI
which the deputies and sheriff
are being tried III Florence this
week.
Near the end u October, Rec
Morley made the news when he
repeatedly abducted LoriS May
o. Henry Nelson, carried him to
Sheriff Henry'S house at guy
point and later drove away from
the scene without physical dam
age to anyone. lie was picked
up by officers and carried To the
jail but no charges ever resulted
from the action. All persons in
vClvcd were reluctant 10 talk for
a week or more but the story
leaked out to the people, bit by
| bit.
In November, magistrate Kern
Gerald made his position clear
when he said that some of the
deputies We're trying to clear a
reckless driving suspect o.
charges in his Cour'. The defend
ant was on Federal probation at
the time. When his car was
caught with load If liquor. the
driver had jumped ont and run.
The highway patrO!man who had
. gwen chase said ho identified
the driver as Gd'rls Hammond.
/ Later in November. the pres
ert trial of Horny officers was
Sc for a special term of court
in Florence IN February But a
new jury box had go be drawn
and the special tn. VS. later
postponed uutiI Mach 10. And
during the same month, incumb-
en-, Henry Nelson ned for re-
election as IorIs I7,ar. Former
Mayor j. D. Duncan filed against
him. Duncan won il a walk, just
las Livingston DID ,pr Magistrate
N!Xon'S Crossroads.
In December "dwC tie an
nouncemcnt that FEDERAL offlc-
.ss were cracking 'rwn on sup
.licrs of raw materials to boot
'rggcrs. Sugar 1rE5n getting
more ami more scarce and the
r,nd continues 'oday.
Little by little md bit by bit.
,'v week Of cvidcn.c has closed
around some law enfoI cement
officers. some uthc. public fig
urcS and some kaown bootleg
gers OF white whIs[cy.
And more quic..y the web OF
evidence was spun around offiC-
.crS for alleLcdly taking unfair
advantage and brutal treatment
|Ot prisoners helpless to defend
Themselves. On t0rse charges
\ hey now face the handmade
Ibar Of justice. And as time grinds
N there will be other bars OF
Justice to fact-both man-made
and Providential.
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REVIVAL

School. Sunday School attend
lnce has doubled. all youth org
anizations from he SunbeamS
% the Y. w. AS Rave been org
lnized and arc active.
In 1855 he toured the Holly
land. In 1857 he served as vice
president of the Wdccamaw AS
ISOLATION and as president of the
Pastors Conference.
He is a trustee o. the Carolina
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