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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-12

The baccalaurete sermon will be
given on Sunday, June Z. by A.
Hayden Hollingsworth, minister of
the Second Presbyterian Church Of
Roanoke. The baccalaurete service
will be in College Church at HOO
am.
Other week end activities include
a Music Hour given by selected
members of the Hampden-Sydne
Glee Club in College Church at
800 pm, on Sunday. A commence
nlent luncheon will be held on the
lawn Of Venable Hall at 1890 pm.
following the exercises on Monday.
Saunders. presently of Roanoke,
was born in West Virginia. He rel
celved Ills AL B degree from Roa-
noke College in 1880, and earned
2 bachelor of laws from Harvard
University in 1884 He practiced law
N Washington beginning in 1884 In
1856 he was made executive vice.
president He is the Director of the
First National Bank of Roanoke as
well as Of the Virginia and Chesa-
peake and Western Railway.
Admitted to the Virginia Bar in
1888. he served as president in 1851.
He is member of the American
Bar Association and the American
Law Institute. Mr.. Saunders is
trustee Of Roanoke and Holllns coli
leaes. He is also a member of
Slsma Chi social fraternity.
Dr.. HolIingsWorth was born in At
lanta, Ga. He attended Davidson
College and Union Theological
Seminary III Richmond. He has held
pastorates at Georgetown, Ky. and
at Farmvllle He received the
honorary DID degree from Hamp-
denSydney in 1915 and doctor of
theology degree from Union Thco-
logical Seminary in l943.
Dr.. Hollingsworth is trustee of
Mary Baldwin College and Hamp-
den-Sydney College. He is past
president Of the Roanoke Minister'S
Conference.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-12
At Elementary School
Physical Fitness Stressed 7Hr0ugI, Test

A physical fitness program aimed
at developing the fill physical DO
tentlal Of students age ten and
above at the Farmyille Elementary
School is currently underway. Spon-
sored by the Farmvllle Junior
Chamber Of Commerce and con-
Quoted BIZ Mis- Rebecca u. Brock
enbrough. associate professor Of
physical and health education at
LongW0od College. the testing Is
scheduled for completion hy Friday
The program, which consists Of
test prepared by the American AS
ISOLATION Of Health, Physical Edu-
cation and Recreation. il being
handled BIZ physical education ma
jors AT Longwood College. Some Is
college students arc assisting in the
administration Of the various events
and n recording results Of III
dlYlduals-
Awards in the form of shoulder
emDlems, provided through the
o1SS1So WILL DS given dt on DIP
propriate ceremony at the conclu-
sion Of the testing Miss Broken
brough said today the number of
awards would be fewer than ex-
pected at first.
IN explaining the set-up and the
reason fol- fewer awards. she said
a percentlle of so or better in
every event was required for the
first place ward The second
award is given to every student
who gets an so pcrccntile Or better
IN all events. She said that many of
he participants were scoring high
on several phases Of the test, but
dropping way below average on
other phases.
The chief stumbling block for the
girls is the pull-ups-a modified
type Of pullup, The boys met their
downfall in the pull-ups, too.
Boys are setting a fine record
i'll the various speed events, was
one Of the highlights Of the test
noted by the project director. She
also noted that the girls we're do
ing surprisingly we'll with the sit-up
exercises.
The test, which il the only one
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-12
200 Campus Visitors Applaud
College Parents Day Events


pr Abner Robertson, of Rich
mcnd. himself graduate in 1929,
WIN tWa Sons already graduated
and 4 third rising senior, was
chosen president Of Parents and
Friends Of Hampden-Svdney Col
leGe during Parents Day activities
which BROUGHT more than 200 viSi-
tors to the Hill campus Saturday.
Election of the executive director
Of the Virginia Association for
Mental Health, Inc, came during
the annual business meeting Of
Parents and Friends. a highlight of
the afternoon program.
The campus guests also attended
a morning reception in the home
Of President and Mrs Joseph O..
Pobert, Witnessed the afternoon
finals Of tho Little Eight track and
field championships and heard the
rendition IF Handel's oratorio
Judas Maccabaeus' during tn e
concluding event at 8 pm.
Chief Address
~ Thomas =, Gilmer. who has
taught mathematics and physics at
the college since 1927 gave the adj
dress n thu annual meeting, pos
inc the Question: is science t 4 q
solution ID cm nloblenlS?
The veteran professor, head Of
the Physics Efpartment. answered
with q firm In although stress
inc the ration X pressing need Of
science fol lis well-beine and se-
carity and praisins it for its disci-
phne Of the mind
with ail I'LL marvols, science
daeS 5nlV WHAT the persons behind
y ten L ID do. Dr.. Glner de-
clared Holding aloft radio tube,
IA SAID II could BE- used to guide a
missile 70 the destruction Of whole
cltles oI could Guido an airplane
filled with passengers to safety on
q fog-shrouded runway.
The speaker who has dcvored all
his adalt life to the teaching Of
science said that acknowledgment
OF the Divine Power that could
create such wonders as the celestial
system Is the answer.
n believe, and the only way |
can teach, is TO affirm that Christ
IS the ultimate answer TO our prob
lens
Continued oh page 7l
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-12
Vending Machine
Yields Nothing

An attempted break-in of cookie
vending machine Saturday night at
Farmvillc Texaco Station was ap-
parcntly tho work of a couple Of
kids. Police Chief Otto S. Overton
reported
They succeeded in breaking the
lock TO the machine. but we're fright
encd away before they could take
anything.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-12
H-SC, Braves Play
Monday At Crewe

The Hanpden-Sydney and Nor
folk Division Of William and Mary
baseball squads will play tonight
Monday at Crewe in a game
sponsored by the Crewe Kiwanis
Club. Game time is 8 pm.
The teams split during the regu-
lar season. HSC winning the first
81 with the Division Braves Win
ming "a in the second encounter.
The game does not count in the
Little Eight standings.
Washington and Lee University
was originally scheduled to be the
Hampden-S Sydney opponent but a
schedule mix-up made a switch to
the Braves necessary.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-12

IF is kind with national nolms. Is
beng gwen throughout the country
W encourage physical fitness
among youth in addition, to the
many team activities included n
public school programs. 1t consists
II tAe broad Jump 5o-yard dasn.
shuttle I'm. 7oftball distance throw.
sltups, 900 yard run-walk. and pull
ups for boys and modified pull-ups
fer airls. one other event added in
the local project not to be included
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-12
Dial Phone Preyiew
Due Chamber Tonight t

A preview of Farmvillc's new
dial telephone system. due to so
into operation with completion Of
the district office here, will be
given Chamber of Commerce mem
bers tonight Monday during their
monthly dinner meeting.
John B. Noggle, Of Charlottes-
vile, division traffic manager for
Virginia Telephone and Telegraph
Company, will be the guest speaker.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-12
Little Damage In
Saturday Fire

A pickup truck caught fire, but
caused little damage Saturday about
$3.50 pm. as the firemen were called
for possible help. The truck was be-
ing Spushed to get started, and it
backfired, and burned the carbure-
tor. The truck was located on East
Third Street.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-12
State Farm Bureau Chief Says Gas Tax
Refund Apathy Costly TO Agriculture

specialists who are leaving for
higher paying jobs in other states
o. IN industry 2 developing ade-
quate research and education in
livestock and plant diseases and in
5 oil management: - meeting
emergency needs of farmers as
they ARISE from such causes as
floods and droughts; 4 developing
new market outlets, and s. find
ing ways to cut farm and home
accident losses.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-12
Old-Timers TO Play
For Kids Wednesday

Former school and college base
ball players from Farmville and
Worsham will meet Thursday night
in a contest to help raise funds for
the new Little Boys Baseball pro
gram at Farmville.
The Farmville Old Timers line
up will include many Of the play
ers who we're with the Farmville
independent squads Of several
years back.
The game Starts at 7:3O pm.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-12
New Nenables Bridge
Bids Called June 3

The Highway Department Thurs
day asked for bids on Prince
Edward Buckingham project call
ing for construction of bridge
over the Appomattox river on Route
sos between Sheppards and Pros
pect.
Bids will be opened on June 3
for the project which also calls for
o.S mile Of approach road. T h &
present bridge structure is known
as VeuableS bridge.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-12

in the official scoring is travelling
on horizontal bars.
J. H Wamsley. president Of the
Jaycees. said today his organiza-
ton was quite pleased at the OPP
portunlty to promote such useful
project in the elementary school.
He added that the awards will per
haps instill further interest in the
test when il is given again by Of
fering the spirit Of a pay-off for
competition among individuals.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-12
Missile Lecturer

DR.. A. NJ Stone, of Johns Hopkins
University. will speak at Hampton
Sydney College Thursday on mis-
sile technology. He will be at a stu
dent convocatlon in Johns Auditor
lum at 1880 am.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-12
rs Graduates At H-SC
Norfolk & Western Chief; Former
Pastor, To Make Commencement Talks

Stuart Thomas Saunders. presi-
dent Of Norfolk and Western Rail
way, will address rs graduating
seniors at Hampden-Sydney Col
lege's commencement on Monday
June 8. The service, beginning at
II nj, will be held in John 5
Auditorium.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-12

ONE OF THE SHARPEST UNITS in the Safety Patrol
Saturday in Washington D. this group
Elementary School They pactcng watchu
of Army SGT. William c. Mcknight. right
Guard Warrant Officer James
left the marching
Nelson johnson Tom Fulcher
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-06

the championship chorus
win be Augmented by the TOP
barbershop quartets In the
area-the columbians, the
D. c. Diplomats, the Federal
City -Four, the Harmoni-
chords. and for a touch Of
the modern barDershogplng.
the Ivy -Four.
There viii be a special
treat by the percisionists, a
group who have tsured West
ern Europe as well as this
country. And 70 complete
the evening thu Harmony
Heritage Singers will sing all
the old-tlme songs.
Comdr. Carl W. Capwell.
cES. uSN. has charge Of
publicity. President Of the
group is Dick Raymond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-06

9 medium raw potatoes. ,
egss. ~ cups -four. 2 tea
spoons salt and l teaspoon
salt added 10 3 quarts OF boil
ina water.
Put the 7 or Q potatoes
through the rieer. Crate the
raw potatoes. Squeeze Is
much water as possible from
potatoes with a clean towel.
Add eggs. -four and salt 10
boiled and raw potatoes.
After mixing well, put 4 or 5
cubes OF toast In center OF
each dumping. Drop IN boil
ing water to which salt has
been added. Boil dumplings
for Is 10 20 minutes. Deli
cious served with a pork
roast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-06
Cancer
Symposium
ToBe Held

Nurses. social workers and
other professional personnel
have been invited TO attend a
symposium on The Cancer
Patient In Our Community"
At / pm. tomorrow In the
Nurses Home at the wash
ington Hospital Center.
Discussion moderator viii
be Or. Howard s. Madiean,
surgery instructor at
Georgetown University and
a member Of the Service
Committee for the local
American Cancer Society.
which Is sponsoring the SYM
postum.
Other panel participants
will include Miss Mary Ann
Fugitt, clinical social worker
at the National Cancer In
stitute; Mrs. Shirley Wilson.
nursing director for the out
patient departm emit at
Georgetown University Med
ical Center; Miss Margaret
Moore. case worker for the
Family and Child Health
Services: and Mrs. Mary Ann
French, mental hygiene con-
sultant for the Visiting
Nurse Association.
Miss Helen Margaret Rog-
ers. service director Of the
local Cancer Society, and
Miss Josephine Albrecht, ex-
executive secretary for the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-06
ccnnoli Recipe

Mrs. y. B. X, Fort Mver
To Mrs. v. j., Washington
To make the hlling for the
Cannoli Cream Roll. use 3
cups (about ia pounds)
ricotta cheese. Ia cups sugar.
? teaspoons vanilla extract,
la-cup finely chopped citron
(candied), and 14-cup semi
sweet chocolate pieces.
Combine and beat until
smooth - about 10 minutes
with an electric mixer - the
cheese. sugar and vanilla.
Stir In, mixing thoroughly.
the candied citron and choc-
olate. Place in refrigerator TO
chill.
For the shells, use 3 cups
flour. "a cup sugar. ! teaspoon
cinnamon, "a teaspoon salt,
3 tablespoons shortening. 2
well-beaten eggs, 2 table,
spoons cold water, "a TO "a
cup q ounces) pistachio nuts
and / egg white. slightly
beaten.
Sift together -four. sugar.
cinnamon and salt. Cut in
shortening with pastry blend
er until pieces are size Of
small peas. Stir in eggs.
Blend in a tablespoon at a
time. vinegar and water. Turn
dough onto a lightly Toured
surface and knead.
Wrap in waxed paper and
chill in refrigerator for 80
minutes. Set out deep sauce
pan or automatic fryer for
deep frying and heat fat to
$50 degrees. From cardboard,
cut an oval pattern (6x4la).
Blanch, finely chop and set
the nuts aside. Roll chilled
dough 70 of an inch thick on
Toured surface. With card
board pattern and pastry cut
ter, cut ovals from dough.
Wrap dough loosely around
6-inch aluminium tubes. You
will need about Is tubes, "a
inch in diameter. You can
make your own tubes by cut
ting down a thin broomstick
to 6-inch lengths; scrub with
hot soapsuds until clean and
smooth.
Lap dough over opposite
edges of tubes and seal by
brushing with slightly beaten
egg white. Press edges to-
gether to seal. Fry only as
many cannoli shells as will
float uncrowded. one layer
deep in fat. Fry about 8 min
utes or until golden brown,
turning occasionally. Drain
on absorbent paper. Cool
slightly and remove tubes.
Cool completely. When ready
to serve, fill with rieotta fill
ing. Sprinkle ends with
chopped nuts and dust shells
with confectioners sugar,
sifted, Makes about is or 10
cannoli.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-06
Cruise Set
ForFridoy

The Washington I'd. c.
Chapter OF the Society for
the encouragement Of Bar
bershop Quartet Singing in
Americs has chartered the
IS Mount Vernon for a
erulse Friday evening 70 raise
funds 10 take their Midule
Atlantic district Champion
ship chorus 10 Chicago 10
compete in the international
round July 4.
The Barbershop Harmony
Cruise will leave the Wilson
Line new pier four at 8 pm.
with a special dockside show
OF 1880.
For this exciting evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-06
Beads and Gourds

Mrs. A. S., Hdrpers Ferry
Can anyone give informa-
ton where I might purchase
glass beads Of varied colors,
sizes and shapes7
I would also like 10 know
about the care and treatment
Of preserving gourds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-06
Creom Whipping

Mrs. n. Z. b., Washington
Has anyone solved the
problem of how 10 whip a
small quantity Of cream. say
a half cup? All egg heaters
are too large for this amount.
1t is impossible 10 buy q
small eggbeater anymore.
Any suggestions viii be APP
preciated. Thank you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-06
Potato Dumplinos

A Reader, Hvdttsutlle
To Mrs, r. w. A., Falls Church
My mother-in-law is Of
German descent and makes a
dumping comparable to the
one you describe
Use 7 or 8 medium boiled
potatoes mot overdone), 5 or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-06
Going to Michigan
Mrs. r. B, r., Rockville

Mrs. r. B. r., Rockville
We soon have to move to
Michigan and the town of
Adrian has been suggested as
a good place to live. I would
like to have a little informa-
ton from someone who has
lived near there. What is
the population of the town?
DO they have a Catholic
High School? Public? Skat-
ing rink and places of enter
tainment? Hospitals and doc
tors? Are houses available for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-06

Council Of Rehabilitation.
y. g. Medical Society. also
viii participate,
Miss Mary Jane Power.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-06
READERS CLEARING
HOUSE
Wanls SuqqestIons ior Square Dance Parry

'tt Mrs. S, n. NJ, Washington
am interested In giving dance party within 10
days for my il-year-od daughter
DO readers have any suggestions for such pary9 am
interested in learning about where hire caller
am also interested IN menu and favor suggestions.
I'd be very grateful for any help
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-06

large families2 How far is
the town from a large city2
Thank you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-06

eonSultant for communicable
and chronic diseases for the
ID. G. Health Department.
win preside.
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Uniontown Ladies To
Have Wonderful Time
Wednesday, Dec. 30m

UNIONTOWN, Pa. - The
Croatian Ladies 8 Auxiliary
have completed plans for
their annual Christmas Party.
This year the members will
depart from their annual
preparation of a huge holi-
day feast and be guests at a
Smorgasboard at the Finnell
Hotel on Rt. 81, outskirts Of
Uniontown.
The event will take place
Wednesday, December 80,
at 900 pm.
A $500 gift exchange will
take place during the eve
ming and other entertainment
will also be provided.
All members are urged to
call Mrs. Catherine Yukish,
GEneva 8-1732, for their res
ervations.
This feast is ION the Aux.
iliary" and won't cost the
members anything. So come
one, come all.
Catherine Yukish, Secy
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Youngstown Nest viii
Hold, Party Dec. 10th

YOUNGSTOWN, O. - IN
keeping with the Christmas
spirit and in the interest Of
furthering the CFU, Lodge
435 will sponsor its first
Christmas Party for the men,
bers of Nest 333.
The party will be held
Sunday, December 10th, at
600 pm. in the American
Croatian Citizens Club, Po-
land Avenue.
All members planning to
attend are urged to make
their reservations by calling
ST. 1886, ST. 2-1440, or
ST. 2-6224, before December
II.
In making reservations,
kindly give the ages and sex
of those who will attend.
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burgh, and the fine tambur-
itza selections by the popu-
lar Slavtones. The one and
one-half hour show included
the Polish and Hungarian
folk groups.
In behalf of these hospi-
talized veterans, we extend
our appreciation to these
talented performers, who
range in age from 4 to Is
years, for their fine rendi-
ton of our popular folk
songs, music and dances.
The Trafford Junior Tam
buritzans will highlioht the
Christmas show next Satur'
day evening, December 10Th
at the Veterans Hospital il
Aspinwall. The Polish, Ger
man and American Square
Dancers will be included or
the program.
The New Years show on
Monday evening, December
28th, at the John J. Kane
Hospital will feature the Blue
Eagle Tamburitza Orchestra
and the Lodge 354 Kolo Dan.
GERS under the direction OF
Bernard Luketich.
The evenings program will
include entertainment by tai
ent from the various heritage
1 groups in this area.
Tony Brajdi'
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-16
Hoidau Season Fetes, Annual Meets Occupy Members
COMING EVENTS
DECEMBER

81. - New Years Eve Par
ty for all members Of CF'U
Lodge 146, Croatian Home,
3rd and jefferson Sts., Ver-
sailles, Pa.
81. "St. Ann" Lodge 514
and Bowling League New
Years Eve Party, Croatian
American Home, 2543 Win
field Way, Canton, Ohio, $3.50
pm. Music by Star Tamburit-
zans of Massillon, refresh
ments, favors.
81. "Zumberak" Lodge
859 New Years Eve Party,
st. Nicholas Hall, East 36th
and Superior, Cleveland, Ohio.
For reservations call WO l.
52O6 or RE 2-8708.
JANUARY
1. Lodge 439 Open
House Social, Serbian Hall,
Seattle, Wash, 5 pm. to 2
am. Delicious home prepared
food, refreshments, dancing,
singing.
"a. United 4-County
Lodges Testimonial Banquet
honoring c. F. U. Supreme
Board Member Bernard NJ
Luketich, Croatian H 0 m q,
Schoonmaker Ave-, Mones-
sen, Pa, 6 pm. Details later.
81. - "Sveti Vid" Lodge
3O7 Testimonial Banquet hon
oring Lodg e's Fifty Year
Members, Croatian Home, II
Middle and Vine, w. Browns
vile, Pa, 2::30 pm. CFU Vice
President Milan Vranes and
English Editor of the Zajed-
nicar Stephen F. Brkich
speakers. Program details la
ter. ,4 =
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Ambridge Nest Party
Holiday Attraction

AMBRIDGE, Pa. - The
Annual Christmas Party of
CFU Nest SO will take place
Saturday, December 10, be-
ginning at 200 pm.
Santa will be on hand to
greet all members and dis
tribute the gifts. Refresh
ments will be served and
there will be door prizes y
Warded.
All members are invited to
attend the festivities which
will be held at the Croatiar
Home, Merchant st.
This would be a good time
to catch up on those back
dues.
Violet ROncevic, Mgr
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-16
AspinwaII Vets To
Perk Up Dec. 18th
TraffOrd Tams In
Holiday Musicale

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - Be-
fore an audience of several
hundred hospitalized veterans
at the Oakland Hospital, the
recent Christmas Season per-
formance by more than one
hundred costumed youngsters
from the various heritage
groups was enthusiastically
received by those in atten-
dance.
The Croatian portion of the
evenings program was rep
resented by Charlene Vukela
and her kolo groups from Et-
ma, Rankin and East Pitts
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-16
Youngstown Nest Has
Santa Down For Visit

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio -.
Hold on to your hats and
start being extra good for it
won't be long before good
old Santa Claus will be here
again and as usual we have
his promise to be right here
at the Croatian Home on Sat-
urday, December 10, at 3 pm.
A last minute checkup with
Santa and he informs me that
he will come bearing gifts
and goodies for all the little
boys and girls of CFU Nest
300.
There will also be enter
tainment and Christmas car
oling. See you then.
vi Flask, Mgr.
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Detroit Natl Home
Scene Dec. 31sf Of
Huge Holiday Party

DETROIT, Mich. - This is
to inform the members of
"Zora" CFU Lodge 351 and
those of the Croatian Nation
al Home Corporation that we
will again celebrate New
Years Eve in our new Croa-
tian Home.
Reservations at $3.50 per
person or $500 per couple
should be made early as pos
sible.
They may be made by
calling lodge secretary Ro-
selle Sertich, treasurer An
dy Dellach, or Frank Ma
tok, Home Manager. The
telephone number is 5
1926.
They may also be mailed
in to 1721 E. McNichols Rd
Reservations must be paid fol
in advance and the tables
will be reserved until 10:O(
pm. the evening of the event
Music for the occasion will
be provided by the Balkan
Cavaliers.
Members and their friend,
are invited to attend.
Mark Kramarich, Rec
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-16
Omaha Juniors Await
Arrival Of 81. Nick

OMAHA, Neb. - The An
nual Christmas Party for the
members of CF'U Lodge 101
and Nest % will be held on
Tuesday evening, December
%, at 700 pm, in SIS. Peter
and Paul Church Hall.
Movies and q short pro-
gram are on the agenda, to
be followed by the arrival
of st. Nick who will pro-
vide gifts and goodies for
the junior members.
The Croatian Sons Tam
buritza Orchestra will also bs
on hand to entertain.
Joe Cupich, Mgr.