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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30
Two Barriers Surprisa

Many liberal, resolved to break through
the barriers Of racial prejudice, is dismayed
and discouraged to find that there are two
sets OF barriers to be surmounted instead
OF just one. He is well aware of the tradi-
tional outer wall-the entrenched bulwark
OF majority group pride and prejudice. But
ne Is surprised to discover another the
minority groups inner barricade of defen-
siVe self protection, which with the genera
IONS may have piled itself up into a spite
t tul wall OF stubborn and resentful aliena-
uon.-Alain Locke.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30
The
HIGH
And Low
DOW
BY BAHEE THOMAS

Donald Lewis and Carl Weskche
have some job picked out for them
selves in serving as co-chairmen
of the arrangements committee
for the 1860 national conference
of the NAACP. The meeting may
bring 10000 visitors to st. Paul.
Minneapolis Elks and Daughters
of EIks are busy preparing to en-
terrain the Midwestern Ellss Az
ISOLATION which will bring men,
bers of that order and its women's
auxiliary from eight states to
Minnesota June % to July 1.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30

s Thomas ]. Townsend, ITO w
Central
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-19

me- and Miriam n. Brsin. ~ eli
Herman 4. Re6inson. "a. ssl2 Nsy
sHsRgsaiEi ssSse nisssA s r. n rsish N
H':ss R.,. sIs;A r. ssss:: ~ y' iSi
wIi: ;:s ~ ,: "a 1879 sax, xllsssrn, :!
Ti$s:. IL E r:l:s u os sS;. g. IL
Midland. Pa.
and J9sn-csroii' Lisiis.on. "a. S1oi
joseph E. oSlSll.p, a.. q. aose Ham.
I'm 81 ne. and Marearet Z. Henley
~. Takoma Park.
and velma 7. MeEwen. 80, 43O5
John nAi M bi isii IS, PhIls.
dslphia, and catsrins o'Doncirio
Arthur 8. .dAbirele, 80, 1901 nth pl.
ga and Marjorie D. Campbell, 90
Joseph L. echpfer, 80, $50 18th st.
n;ys and shirley r. Gordon. rs
5000 I'd Ct. NV.
Malcolm d. Grain. Is, All Kansas
ave: NV, and CAROLYN J. Futreli, 10
sherman n p p. Tynes. 30. 1910 Arkanss,
*. 20 y.! sss P: 81 : Blaine
NV. and beverley c. Tremsntossi,
10, bi9 Hamilton It. ne.
Elizabeth L. johnson. 20, ] I'd
rhsaas.s. z, whyts; , ~ "A: 1879
o'Daniel, 81. 3Sln goth ~. ne.
Herbert o. Lee. jr.. FL, Mount Rainier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-19

sHd Kathleen N. Hickey. 10. STA
David n. i kr.us.. 50, 1898 aand st.
p,wy end hettys Powell 30. Md
''s 70. both q iioin ~ 7 ns@ q. -. '''n''
Louis n. Lofty. ~. 1891 North Capitol
;dln and n.tsrlsns Taylor a. 2sss
o'sEs ssa x and f''i s$I, e. a pia,'i' 81.
Bethesda.
Robert stsrlins. 10. 1884 Bsneor q.
81 ana Tavern =. Butler H. asi2
sssssar u W r's skillmsn, 81. silver city.
Nee. and Juanita A. Norman,
silIs sn, " Rysn nil, 70, A Alisns;ssnndris and
David Il, Lamb. az: ifiS StS q. ne,
and Roberta Johnson. 49, ifoS x
Donald. W. Hunter. 20. isas North
Sifpit.SSla . ~ y,n and q joyce A. Thomas
and AUDREY A. Thompson. 10. s67
oseorss:s' Ia Hamilton. IT,. SO, sail 18th
81. sssio f H 81 DG n.%a M Williams
nv. and jOsaaihi Mayo, ri. SeSS
rds.'s & 1:sspf ~. T. 70 Gsri s:sii is
INV NV. and zsiiaas l. T. wsshinstoS. IL II,
lib i2th 81 nv "a, 49, ~
Sc, and Sarah Jones. %. 1908 9Th
samuel nj n'v ". smith, %, summit, n. q.
and Elizabeth W. virsin. ~, Chevy
Chase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES

lwiiiIe wall. ir.. 80, ii07 p ct. NV.
and Geraldine Piummer, 20, Oh
Delafield ri. NV.
Patrick ,. Marnane, n. chapel Hill
N. c., and Noel M. Beaupre. 20
1880 Birch st. NV.
Oliver n. Jones. 90, e24 Marietta pl
NV, and Carrie Renwriek, 20. 22t
y st. NV.
Mario Jossa. 2b. Mount Kiseo. ~ r..
and Barbara p. Petri. 20. 1898 New.
Richard b. = stimson. IT,. ss, silver
sprins. and Jo-Ann Drumhelier. "a
richard ss'1 W. Lair, 81, silver Spring
and Doris ,. Henderson. 81 Be
Joe l. Meredith. 90. and Anna NJ
Harris, 10, both OF 1917 Swami ~
Donald r, Anderson. 81, Lincoln. va,
and Polly A. Brown, 10. Aide. Va.
vannce Duncan. IS, 3126 18th 81. NV,
and Eria Q. Patrick, 81. 1911 osorsia
Richard /, Markley. "a. Pals Church,
and Mafgaret =. Allerdice. 20, bS2l
Guy +. Phelps, 81. and Pearietha
warren. 20, both Of i47i Monroe
Irwin Berger, 81, Takoma Park. and
Harriet Luton. Fl, 1901 Good Hope
I'd. Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-19

Nathan II. David. 4e. 25i2 Cue ct. NV
and Violet 9. BlumenthaL %. Ne.
John II. washington. ir. 20, 71e q
g. ne. and Rosa A. Taylor. 23
OIL You Of. NV.
Ruben Huahes. IT,. 30, l4a2 p 81. ne,
and Joann Z. shelton. -. sis eth
Thomas 4. Briscoe, So. ias4 north
Caroline ave; ne, and shirley a,
cambridge. 20, 1918 Constitution
Albert smith. 20. 7is 9th st. ne, and
Elizabeth !. Campbell. Is. bSl5 Clay
James A. Scott. 20. 17ae D st. me-. and
Ada L. Gibbs. "a. s07 X st. NV.
ne. and Almeta c, Holland. rs.
1873 North Carolina ave. ne.
Charles =. Smith. 50, and Julia Oaff-
nsy. 81. both Of l746 v 81 NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-19

Sheer beauty in snowy-whte Doerons with threods
guaranteed not to slip or seporote Every threod
knotted for longer wear. Never needs ironing and
stoys fresh and crisp.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-02
Ashby HshIshts
Impressive Combination Pageant
Depicts True Meaning OF Christmas

the guests Of honor at a dinner All
Mn and Mrs. Dennis Harris home
Saturday. The occasion was their
40th wedding anniversary Mr.. and
NJ " e. c. Walton were also pres
ent
Here For The Week
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Sanderson,
Jimmy. Jocelyn and Roger, of
Chatham; arrived Saturday for a
weeks stay with his parents, Mi
and Mrs. w P. Sanderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Sanderson,
Jr.. Bob and Dave, Of Waynesboro.
arrived Wednesda for Christmas
and the week erd.
Many relatives and friends Of
Mrs. H. T. Cole, Jr, Of Powhatan,
are visiting her in Medical College
Hospital this week
David Cole and "Ricky" Cole are
spending the week with their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Daw-
son
Miss Ola Walton visited Mrs. W.
P. Stutz in Richmond Monday She
also visited Mrs. F. A. Walton.
The MYF of Thomas Chapel
joined by other young people Of
the community visited several
homes of the community and sang
carols. They were served refresh
ments in the home Of Mr.. and MRS.
E. C. Walton after singing to Mrs.
A. j. Lang.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Randolph Har-
rison. Robert and Judith visited his
mother, Mrs jamie Harrison IN
Richmond Sunday.
Seasons greetings to the Farm
vile Herald staff and its readers.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-02
A ..:. Hishilishts

Editors note: This Community
newsletter was intended for publ
cation in the regular week end
edition Of the Herald, Friday, De-
cember Is. However no paper was
published that date due TO I h e
Christmas holiday.)
The Oak Grove Baptist Thomas
c h p E / Methodist Christmas
pageant proved quite impressive
and beautiful Sunday night at
Thomas Chapel as the true mean
ing Of Christmas was stamped
anew on the hearts Of young and
old. Around 80 participated in the
program in addition to the choir OF
Is.
The offering is annually sent to
the Sheltering Arms Hospital.
Hostess To Club
Mrs. j P. Martin was hostess to
the Ashby Hid Club "Wednesday af-
ternocn with IA ladies present.
Mrs. Martins home was beauti-
fully decorated and the cranberry
punch with an abundance Of home
made cookies was attractively serv-
ed
Miss Ann Gracey brought to the
club basket Of surprises as she
brought forth attractive and
unique designs for Christmas and
demonstrated how simple they were
to make
Miss Joyce Martin entertained
f. the week end Miss Margaret
Coleman, of Richmond and Miss
Joan Roush, of Farmville. Satur-
day night she was hostess to
class party.
Mr.. and Mrs H. S. Bigger were
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-02
Cambefland Items Of Interest
Mrs. BiunlOf, Declared Winner In
CunlberZnnd's Decoration Contest

and Mrs j F. Blanton and Joanna
Blanion Of Farlnsllle. also Mir and
Ml W 4 DANNY and daughter,
Linda Lyle
Mr. and Mrs. A W Davis we're
CHESTS Thursday OF last week Of his
uN-htr Mr. K H. Day,s, and his
sister. Mrs R. S. FLANAGAN. OF
Lakeside Village.
Tie Rev and Mrs. Lee Roy
Brown and daughter, Martha Nell,
Of Emporia. Wilton Brown. Of Fish
eesVille, Mrs. Eta Brown Herman
ard Cecil Brown. Of Antioch. were
Christmas Day dinner guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Cecil McGavock.
Cecil McGavock. Jr.. Of New
York. en- route to Bradenton Beach.
Fla, was a recent week end guest
Of Mr.. and Ms. Cecil B. McGavock
Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j c.
Hayes Christmas Day were Mr.. and
Ms. R. P. Brierley and Ann Brier-
ley, of Farmville; Mr.. and Mrs,
Carter Taylor, of Hampton; and
Mr. and Mrs E Glen Hayes, of
Buckingham.
Holiday guests Of Mr. and MIS-
j l. Vogel and Mrs. Louisa Scha-
low were Miss Mary Ellen Vo8el
l. II. and Charlie Enrich, Of Rich
mond, Alfred Enrich. Of Powhatan.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j Oertel and
daughter Lisa. Of Falmville
Mr.. and Mrs r. P. Poag at Mo
TEL go had as their guests during
the holidays, Mr.. and Mrs Harold
Lewis, Of Alexandria. Mr. and Mrs
Irwin Harris. Of Richmond; and the
Rev and Mrs s F Friend. Of
Trcnts Mil
Mrs. j. r Godsey, Of Spout
Spring. spent Christmas Day here
with her Son. James S. GodSey, and
his family
MI and Mrs E. Fl. Moore. Of
Keane and Nlr and Mrs Charles
Moore with their daughter, Donna
10 Of Lulay, were guests Friday
Of Mr. and Ms S. P Allen
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-02
cartersvie Round Up
Harvey Ransones Celebrate Golden
Wedding Anniversary At Their Home

vile, visited her sister. Mrs. RsW
Dillard Thursday.
A gef- acquainted party was given
at the Gainesville Community
honse Saturday night Of the past
week in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs
Marion Martin who recently moved
into the home owned by Mrs. Percy
Baker Mr. Martin is the new ath
letic director at Cumberland High
School. We welcome them into our
community
Eldridge Blanton, III. Of VMI.
arrived Saturday to spend the holi-
days at his home
Bill Pleasant. Of the NOV Of
Richmond also spent Christmas at
his home here
Mrs. Mable Evans. Of Richmond,
was a recent guest Of Mrs. Linda
Walton
Mrs. G L Blanton, Mrs. H. B
Peasants, Mrs L. A. Martin Jr (
and James Franklin Peasants at
tended the Johns Anderson wedding
and reception Saturday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-02
NIattoax

Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Dodson, Of
Richmond. spent the Christmas
HOLIDAYS with Mr.. Dodson's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Dodson
The j Il. Dodsons had all their
children and grandchildren for din
ner or Christmas Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Payton Cassell
had as their guests on Christmas
Day, Mr.. and Mrs Steve Musulin
and children, Of Cumberland. Mn
and Mrs. Franklin Cassell Of Ash
land Mrs. r. r. Saunders. an d
Charlie Saunders, from the com
immunity
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Haden. Of
Richmond were guests during the
holidays Of Ms Haden's mother
Mrs Empress Gunfer
Rev ana Mrs. II l.. Crute. Rob
iert ami Janet, Of Scotrsburg. ana
mn and Mrs. John Deeds. Leigh
and johnny. Of Durham, spent part
lof the holidays with Misses Els
Ithcr and Nina Wilmington
/ Mr., and Mrs. Charles Dodson and
children attended a family dinner
marty Sunday u The home Of Mrs
viii Shrun.
/ There were 4 number Of family
gatherings dming the HOLIDAYS which
were wonderful. The weather vas
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-02
cortersv;lIe Roundup

Editors note: This Community
newsletter was intended for publ
cation in the regular week en- d
edition OF The Herald, Friday, De
cember 26. However no paper was
published that date due to t h G
Christmas holiday.)
Mr.. and Mrs. G l.. Bianton and
Nh and Mrs H. b. peasants visit
ed relatives in Bradnax and Chase
City Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J A Ransone. Jr..
attended the Goodwyn-Hll wedding
in Chester Methodist Church Satur-
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs j. Alex Ransone
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Miller, Mrs.
O. M Carter and J. A. Ransone.
Jr, attended the golden wedding
anniversary celebration Of MIR. and
Ms Harvey Ransone at their home
near Fife Sunday afternoon
Miss Inez Baker. of New Orleans.
La, is spending the Christmas holi-
days with her mother
Miss Emma Baber. OF HoWards-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-02

Mrs ROY Watson and daughter.
Judy Iiouser. and Mrs. V. B. Clabo
spent the Christmas holidays with
relatives in Knoxville, Tenn.
Miss Marjorie Styles. of Indiana,
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Nora Claho
Mr. and Mrs Frank Ownby and
children visited relatives in Tennes-
see oYti the week end
WeeE end guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence OWnbv were Mr.. and
Mrs i f. Griffin, Of Richmond. ami
Mr.. and Mrs Dot Hedlick and chi
dlen. Of Hampton.
Mis-. Katie Ownbv has returned
from a visit with relatives near Sc
Evierville, Tenn
Holiday guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Keller were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Clements and SON. Johnnie,
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Jones and
family, Miss GAY Gillian and Mrs
Sadie McCraw, of Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs Charlie Whalev and
family. Of Richmond. spent the
week end with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs Luther Whaley
Mrs. Earl Ownby. who is a pa
tent at Johnston-Willis Hospital. is
reported resting some better, but
remains for more treatments.
Mrs Marcus speas and children
spent Christmas With her mother
Mrs Fl g. Hunter, IN Gainesville
For the New Year holidays. Mrs
Morris Keller is expecting her
brother Staff SGT G. G. Adams. Of
Roanoke Rapids, NJ G. Mr.. and
Mrs. N. S. Jones. of Richmond, are
also expected to visit the Kellers.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-02
Final Rites For Mrs.
Mamie 3. Reynolds
Held RI Hope"eH

Mis- Mamie Betty Reynolds. 81.
died Thursday. December p. in a
Hopewell hospital following brief
Illness. Funeral services were held
Sunday at the Hopewell Funeral
Home with interment in the Baptist
cemetery.
She was the daughter Of Mrs. l.
2 Holconlbe. Of Petersburg. who
survives her Also. surviving are
her husband. Louis Reynolds, three
sisters. Misses Elsie. Grace and
Vnaie. Of r eters burg. and 4
brother, Robert Holcombe. OF Pet
efsburg three half brothers, Berk-
ley Collins, Harvey Collins. Of Hope
we'll and George Barber o. Farm
VILE
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-02
tiewe Christmas Day
ends i ;tte;i,it ,isi,

AGi and Alrs. IA B.yani Ana
daughter Elizabeth Faye, Of Mount
iioly "a MI ana MRS e p
Mailman and 4on. Steven Dovla OF
ReliAont. NJ Il ana M Hill Mrs
t4dis W Bi1ant VIII their son. Dale
Wayne OF Waco. Tex have re-
tarned 10 tlleir respective homes
following stYuletide visit here with
MIS- Georgia B1vant and family
n Ali-. aid Mrs. j q. HAYES scent
VII pa-t week cid II Wayerlv ~
guests OF their sol. J. Edgar HAYES
aaa his family.
NV. apd Mrs Gordon / Garrett
attended the Faller- Patterson we'd
,line satuxlay. December vi at the
Mount Vernon Methodist Church h
Danyille
mills Crawlev.s children and
grandchildren were ber apasts for
dinner Christmas Dav they we're
MT. and AIrs Julian Holland and
Ill. Julian Nathaniel Holland Jr
d Easteille} Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Aiouiton and children, Hanna and
5olln ADKINS M8ulton II Of Raleigh
N c.. Mss Jane Crawley. Of Hamp-
tenn and MI and Mrs John. Rus
ss,ll Aoun9, NJ NJ Washington. pc.
Mf.. and Mrs W ~ Dandy and
eai's hitf- LiA,ia Lyie moiofed e
4efefs''94 aLirlng ihf holidays tot
NiSli WIN Mrs Danny ! parents,
III ahd Al's " M Slate
AiI5 hfipef( Y. 'Giillahl spent a
p9fllol Of ing holidays n Charlottfs-
.iif ''S &''eTi q f''f SISTER MISS 30
aiaAton
FANNY pihner faris
AiS- e = Ai'ckolS entertained
'AMiill + iaii4llS aiNfer parity, f-lday
fA-t Ms III, lAc-aeed Al ahd YRS
Cfallle saAatfson, 3 0 b 3 y and
9AfNe lIl- aAc Alfs' NJ + Sander
So4l " AS.i1y LII ~ J.Ttieneilts
!aIla MIS- y Z Sleniehls OIL Farm
Yii!P Jaa'ae ana Mfs- J IaEior
@lii4Anl7 aAa daRahief kaihy
Niss Ie!a amos. accompanied by
al.- { i Brown and Miss Carol
iean Brown. visited Mr and Mrs
c MI snAth In Farnsllle recentlv.
AIl aad Ms v M Bugs. Way
Hriy ana Barbara Were overnight
s4ests Sunday If NIL and Mrs 7
J B4ga ni Richmond. They also
..ssied nan ana Alis 1d3rse NJ
Rusall w AIinesal, 7 Hay ana
were dinner guests SHINY Of Mir
3ad Nts n 7 Bdgg Jr. in Pal
ila3ra
Papago Indian news., 1959-05-01

nd
nnua1 problems of bureau reape and
the BIAorany Her topic 0
Mrs Peterson stress the
aivit e
in
gessto be hed in
OF A
nirmanf Yavpa NJ
eu b the
Indian 0
n Gilbert BIA employee at White River
dNrsA Frank
tribal business
in Flown discussed
Juanlat Miss
Fatas represented the
nattag Ehsss1 Miss m
James
IUCYSA
34th Street,
grandchildren including Ear
T Nic-Pr sion Wheel ancin /
Wear ForSaf and
Econcm
i HAMMER BROTHERS sTRADnG
Papago Indian news., 1959-05-01

Micro-Precis sion Wheel Balancing
Will save as much as 2O% on
Tire Wear. For Safety and
Economy, balance your wheels now at
KAMMERT BROTHERS TRADING co.
Sells, Arizona
Papago Indian news., 1959-05-01

Twelve Sells residents recently ATTENDED
Juan Pascoe in Flowing Nells. Matters of tr
Mendez, and Juan Matthias Repre- esenting the
Marguerite Throssell, and Tom Throssel1. Mr.
Papago Indian News.
Others present included Mrs. Lillian Ne
Juanita Mendez, Carl Matthias, all Of Sells;
James Estrada.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-26
Return of Johnny Reb
BY JAMES F. MOSER, JR.
Star Staff Writer

EIGHT YEARS AGO this
Keeling
line blow delivered
the
18th Virginia Infantry, which has life
ReorganZd this Of 18th
Manassas the
enthusiastic musketbarng members led by LIST Frank
BUD of 725 South
number of shooting matches,
ceremonies concentrating birth
The 18th organized
months later and participated the Battle
Composed
Rifles Mount
Col M D became
Brigade
July 1854 victorious march
Centrevi
Fairfax Court House
March 1862 trek Orange County
Williamsburg
around Richmond followed by Second Manassas
Septembernvason Maryland
Sharpsburg followed n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-26

me WASHINGTON y c July % 100"
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-14
SkOlarina

DRAtA clanovi pa j sestre 1857. godine
= mnegi su nam govorili pisali, povodom
bozicnih cestitki, sto smo slali ma clanove
da sc ma tai nacin pomogne izgraditi Fond
Skolarine kod Zajednice Nisu tai plan vo-
lieh zalili Sc, da bi oni radje poslali do
prinos Cd par dolara wise "a skolarinu, ne
go da i'm Sc silom naturivaju cestitke "a ko-
Je moraju placati
Vjerovali sno, da tako nasi clanovi iskre-
no osjecaju. Prosle godine nismo slali kar-
te. Tai smo plan zabacili pokrenuli novi
Organizirali smo Hrvatske Bratske Ia jed
nice Fondaciju Skolarine, Inc. Uvjereni smo
da &c nase svijesno clanstvo oval plemeniti
podhvat odusevljeno poduprijeti. Kako svi
znaci do sada pokazuju mnogi Sc nisu oda-
wall, trebali bi.
* Jest, brace moja, svi bi mi trebali da soz
MIN snagama izgradjujemo zakladu skola
rine nase Zajednice. Time cemo pokazati
svoju duboku svijest, kao zajednicari i kao
prosvecen narod da imademo smisla "a pro-
svjetu i kulturu, pa pomazemo svoju mia
dez skolovanju.
Koji Sc JOS niste, nastojte cim prize da
sc odazovete. Vasa mala pomoc je potreb-
ma, da sc nasa skolarina osniva ma dobroj
volji sirokih redova naseg clanstva.
Zajednickim snagama mozemo dignuti
Zakladu Skolarine ma $5O,OOOOO Uz ostalo,
samo jedan dollar iii 10 cent? mjesecno da
doprinese svaki clan cilj je postignut!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-14
zAhvAI.A nRlTElV
BART0l MATESvC

Prigodom te s TX e nesrece,
koja je zadesila nasu obitelj
pogibijom naseg nezaborav-
nog jedinca sina odnosno u
nuka malog Mike, primili smo
toliko izraza saucesca IL Sic
dinjenih Drzava, Kanade Ev-
rope da nam je nemoguce po-
jedinacno swim tim dobrim
prijateljima i znancima po-
jedinacno zahvaliti ma njiho-
vim utjesnim rijecima u ma
soj boil.
l, cato, dobrotom hrvatskog
urednika naseg Zajednicara,
neka je ovim putem i ma
cinom svima hvala cd Co.
spodina plaza.
Rastuzeni - BartOl
Matesic i obitelj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-14
JUR0 (George) wreck

Proslog utorka, 6. januara
primismo zalosnu West, da
je mas dobri prijatelj i odlic-
nj zajednicar, predsjednik od-
sjeka broj 125, brat George
Vrcek preminuo nakon KRAFT
ke ali teske bolesti. Njegova
neocekivana, smrt sve mas je
tesko pogodila. Pok. George
Wreck bio je eovjek plemeni-
tih osjecaja, te je bio obljub-
lien u svom mjestu odsjeku
u McKees Rocks, Pa. Kao
vrijednog zajednicara prija-
telja tesko &c biti nadomje-
stiti. / tako sa smrti gubimo
jos jednog odlicnog brata IL
nasih redova.
Brat Juro (George) Wreck
ostavlja liza sebe raztuzenu
suprugu Annu i kcerku Lii
liam, mnogo rodbine j dobrih
prijatelja.
George je rodjen u selu
Sracenac, kotar Varazdin, %.
aprila 1887. U zajednicu je
pristupio 28-og januara 1909.
godine. Uvjek je pozrtvovno
radio "a svoju zajednicu. Po-
kopan je 10. januara u svom
mjestu. Mas glavni blagaj-
mix, brat Martin Krasich, u
ime sviju mas, oprostio Sc cd
pokojnika mad njegovim O.
drom.
Pokojnikovoj supruzi Ami
i kcerci Lillian, 'kao i ostaloj
rodbini nase srdacno zalo-
vanje, a bratu George-u Vr-
eek - Slava! - UredniStvo.
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glavnicu.
Drugi, bolji, izbor je ako
clan zatrazi da mu Sc izda
potpuno uplaceni (paid-up)
certifikat ma svotu cd 5000
dolara i uz to primi $3,667 .65
u gotovom. Sto vidimo u O.
vom slucaju? Ako odbijemo
svotu koju clan dobije u 60
tovom cd one kostanja certi-
fikata, njegovo &c ga novo
potpuno uplaceno osiguranje
ma limos Cd $5,0OO.O0 koStati
svega razliku cd $748.93! A
i to nije bas tako, jer &c ia
svota biti osjetljivo smanjena
time sto &c on primati godis-
ME dividende, po $500 ma
svaku tisucu, iii $1,000 ma go
dinu. / kad mas clan bude 6S
godina star, njegov &c ga
paid-up certifikat kostati fax
ticno svega $24s.93. Ear nije
ovo zbilja prava bagatela?
Ponavljamo, uplaceni certi-
fikat ma limos cd 5000 dolara
u 6S. godini starosti stvarno
je kostao samo S248.93! Ne
tko &c primjetiti, upravo ne
vjerojatno! A ipak je tako.
1 to vam nudi Hrvatska Brat
ska Zajednica!
/, konacno, oval mladi CO.
week imati &c jos jedan, i, po
svoj prilici najbolji izbor, ko-
il cemo odmah protumaciti.
Ia slucaj da ne povuce nj
cent u gotovom, on bi mogao
dobiti potpuno placeni certi-
fikat u iznosu cd nista wise nj
mamie nego $18,765.OO! I, sa-
da, ako Sc sjetimo da su "a
oval certifikat roditelji platili
S4,416.58, razlika je Gotta i
upravo je nevjerojatno da Sc
toliki limos mogao nagomila-
ii. Naravno, i kod ovoga IL
bora tr e b a racunati s divi-
dendima; $40 ma svaku hi
ljadu; iii $1,000 godisnje, sto
jos wise pojeftinjuje stvarnu
'investiciju u ovo jedinstveno
poduzece.
Ear je igdje moguce - o.
sim u Hrv. Bratskoj Zajed-
nici - "a tako malo novaca
dobiti tako mnogo? Nije, ma
ravno! l zato su nasi gradi-
tel.ii, clanovi uopce napose
roditelji svakim damon sve
wise interesirani "a ovakvu
vrstu osiguranja. Nitko drugi
osim njihove zajednice ne mo-
re i'm ponuditi najvise "a mai
ietfiniiei
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j B0lNICI

Mas dobri prijatelj, pred
sjednik Ujedinjenih Odsjeka
HBZ Zapadne Pennsylvania,
a vrijedni tajnik odsjeka br. 4
u, Etna, Pa, Joseph Ruka-
vina, nenadano je tesko obo-
lilo i morao Sc podvrci teskoj
operaciji prosloga tjedna. Ma
lazi sc u bolnici West Penn.
Operacija je vrlo teska, a
lijeenik vjeruje da je uspjela.
U ime Odbora Ujedinjenih
Odsjeka, zelimo mu najbolje,
da sc cim prize oporavi i vra-
ii u krilo svoje obitelji. -
Phil, tajnlk.
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e mjesto ma polju muzike?
Koje je stanoviste svih o.

&c mjesto ma polju muzike?
Koje je stanoviste svih o.
viii tamburaskih orkestara;
da Ii oni nastoje unaprijediti
ovu vrstu glazbene vjestine;
idu Ii oni "a postignucem mai
boljeg u ovom dijelu instru-
mentalne muzike? zaliboze,
odgovor je nijecan. Vetina se
tih zborova sadovoljila time
sto je naucila odsvirati koju
pjesmu iii pruziti plesnq glaz-
bu j dale sc nije lilo. Nema
sumnje da su sc nau6ii novi
komadi; posebno oni popular
nj, ali nije se nastojalo " to
i poboljsati izvedbu, to jest
kvalitetu g Ia Z b e, i zato je
tamburica kao Instrument /
tambxra3lsa urnj jetnost i da-
mas tamo, kamo je bila n po-
cetku kad smo poceli 3 osni-
vanjem tambsraSkih draSta-
VI.
Tiko god pratt nastupe tam
buraxirih skupina i sluSa pro-
srssne bio M radijl, javnlEn
(l{astoNak u Z sIEAni)