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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-18

lijeva ma desno: Rose Ann Marelch Kate Ko-
sovec, Rose Anne Kolakovch Mary Vrbanac, Anna Zu-
zich, Anne Majetic, Stephanie Walter.
Owe clanice predstavljaju nasu bogatu slikovitu
narodnu nosnu Ma svojoj zabav mas velik odsek 351
IL. apria prredjue smotru narodnh nosnji il svh
kraeva Starog Kraja pozvlje svoje clanove clanice
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-18

U New Yorku je nedavno odrzana godisnja skupstna
Hrvatske Academic America - Croatian Academy of
America Inc kojo e zabrana sjedeca uprava 1859
godnu Predsedn Karlo Mrh podpredsjednc Jere Jareb
Rev. DR. Ivan Iljc zapisnicar Recorder gda Olga &C.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-18
HRYATSkA AkADEElNAlJA u ANAERlCI
IA HRVATSKu BRATSKlI zAJEDNICss

Ma GODISNJOJ SKUPSTTNI "HRVATSKE
AkADEMIJE u AMERICP' ISTAKNUTA ULOGA
'HRVATSKE BRATSKE ZAJEDNICE'
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-20

que sirviera de adecuado, colo
fon al viaje de. "buena volun-
tad" de Nixon. Pero esos pla-
nes fracasaron cuando LARA
zabal, que desempenaba lapre-
sldencia provisional, y Ell de-
partamento de estado de los Es-
tadoS UnidoS consideration
aconsejable un nuevo aplaza-
niiento en- vista de los infortu-
nados disturbios de Caracas con
motive de la vista de Nixon.
La ultima tentative frustra-
da fue en- ell pasado mes de
enero, en- que ell DR.. Edgardo
SanaEria, p~residente INFERNO
de la Junta de Gobierno vene-
zolana, propuSo la ceremonial
cen asistencia de Larrazabal.
Sanabria alegaba que una en-
treVista entire este y ell Presi-
oente Eisenhower haria mucho
pof aliviar la i~nfortunada situa-
cion creda per los successes de
Caracas. Pero entonceS ell de-
partarento de estado Sc encon-
tr6 con que Eisenhower no te-
MIA ell mes paSado tempo dis
poni5le por la preston de asun-
tos de estado, entire ellos la vi
sta de Ell Presidente argenti,
no Dr. Arturo Frondizi. Por
fin Larrazabal, cansado de es-
perar march6 la semana pasa-
.da a Chile para hacerse cargo
del puesto de embajador de su
pals en- Santiago.
Cusndo ell secretario de esta-
do adiunto para asuntos intera-
mericanos. Roy Rubottom, que
VlSitc Caracas la semana pasa-
da con motive de la toma de
possession de la presidencia por
Betancourt, este dio SUI asenti-
miento a la fecha definitiva del
q del corrlente.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-20

contesto varias preguntas y rel
ter6 SUI opinion de que ell mo-
vimiento revolucionario de Cas-
tro en- Cuba tiene una gran sig
nificacion moral, que puede ha-
Der eometido algunos errores
pero que representa- la primera
verdadera oportunidad del pue-
bio cubano para disfrutar de
un regimen democratico. Califi-
CO ell movimiento revoluciona-
rio de Castro como uno honra-
do y democratico,
Declare luego que a Batista
no debe %permitirsele asilarse en-
Estados Unidos, y agrego que
la nacion ha sido muy condos
cendiente en- ell pasado recibien-
do a dictadores como Perez il
menez.
Manifesto entonces ell Gober-
nador que era de opinion que
esa practica debe terminarse.
DICE UNION DE HOFFA
WE'VE A AYUDAR A ISLA
SAN JUAN Ell senior ]. o.
Rourke, vicepresidente de la
Union de Camioneros que diri-
ge en- los Estados Unidos James
Hoffa, declare aver en- San Juan
que 81 bien es verdad que ellos
estan organizandose en- Puerto
Rico, SUI unico proposito al We
mir aqui es ell de ayudar a los
puertorriquenos, especialmente
a los obreros, y que no es su pro-
posito hacerle dano a nadie nj
entrar en- conflictos con nadie
en- particular.
Ell senior O'Rourke, quien des-
de hacia cuatro o cinco dias Sc
encontraba de vista en- Puerto
Rico junto a otros camioneros
partio de regreso a Nueva York.
AL entrevistarle, POGO antes
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-20
r
SOBRE MUSICA

SAT- N Institute de
Cultura Puertorriquena ofrecera
dentro de muy breve I'm ciclo
de conferencias Sobre Ell tema
La Mdsica Y la Historic de la
MuSica' eE Puerto Rico. En- esta
forma Sc trata de ofrecer una
vision historico-panoramica del
desarrollo y crecimiento de la
expression musical en- Puerto Ri
CO, desde ell siglo XVI hasta
nueStrcS dias.
.Comenzara ell ciclo con la pri-
mera de las conferencias de in
production Los Instruments
Musiclles de Puerto Rico" por
ell doctor Francisco Lopez Cruz
y sera ilustrada con los instru-
mentOs caracteristicos a estu-
diarse. La segunda conferencia
ell q de febrero, estara a cargo
de la sonora Maria Luisa Munoz
y sera sobre Panorama de la
Musica en- Puerto Rico, durante
los siglos XVI, XVII y XVIII"
EStas dos primeras conferen-
cias componen la Introduction
al Teina";; las otras dos parties
del ciclo recogen y estudian los
aspectos tolklorico traditional v
ell de la musica culta.
Ell primer aspecto determine
do Folklore y Tradicion Popular
recoge distlntos temas entire
ellos: Cantos, Rondas y Juegos
lnfantiles, La Tradicion de la
Montana, Tradicion Religiosa
Popular, La Cancion Popular
en- ell Siglo XIX, La Cahcion
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-20

de partir, en- ell Hotel San Juan
Intercontinental nos INDIGO que
10 unico que pretende SUI emit
dad en- Puerto Rico es organizar
colectivamente como 10 estan
hacienda las demas organizacio-
mes S~indicales, Y que sus activi-
dades Sc Unitarian a la juris-
dicci6n que les ha deiado y lie
pueda dejar la AFL-CIO
POGO antes de partir de Pto.
Rico Ell senior O'Rourke celebro
una conferencia con los demas
lideres de la Union de Camio-
neros que Sc encuentran en- la
Isla, con su organizador aqui,
Sr. Frank Chavez y con otros
lideres obreros puertorriquenoS
que posiblemente colaboren con
dicha sindical en- SUI campana
de organization aqui.
Debido a que tuvo que Salir
de Immediate hacia ell Aeropuer-
to a tomar su avion, Ell senior
O'Rourke no pudo entrar en- de-
TALES sobre los planes de orga-
nizaci0n de los camioneros en- la
Isla, pero INDIGO que SUI repre-.
Sentante aqui, Frank Chavez, ha
bria de hacer anuncios sobre ell
particular oportunamente.
Sc mostro Modesto ell senior
O'Rourke por las declaraciones
que hiciera ell senior Juan Her
nandez Batala, de MayagiieZ,
quien lie achaca a las fuertes
demands de los Camioneros Ell
cierre de SUI industrial de trans
porte en- aquella iona.
O'Rourke califico de erronea
tai affirmation, indicando que
los lideres de su organization
nunca Sc han sentado con ell Sc
nor Hernandez Batalla a discu-
tir clausulas sobre salaries, Y
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-20

chuk, quien Sc las debatio hoy,
en- una carta, en- la que dijo que
ell plan de Zurich no era revisa-
BILE, porque va era I'm aveni-
miento entire los dos bloques ct
nicos de la isla.
Makarios no acepta ell tipo de
representation proportional en-
la legislature chipriota que dis
pone ell plan de Zurich: 10 por
ciento de los asientos para los
grecochipriotas y 30 por ciento
para los turcochipriotas.
Ell arzobispo desea una menor
representation de los turcochi.
priotas para permitir que haya
tambien representation en- Lao
minorias armenia y maronita.
Sc dice que Makarios no acep.
ia tampoco que Sc de a los tur-
cochipriotas tres ministries en-
Ell ConSeio de Estado de 10 rar-
sonas que propone Ell plan de
Zurich.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-20
E<E
(Yiene de Ia Primeral


70 por la revoluci6n politica de
Venezuela, luego por los dis
turbios de Caracas contra Nj.
xon, y mas tarde por la infini-
dad de ocupaciones del Presi-
Presidente Eisenhower.
Los funcionarios confian aho-
"a en- que Sc ha terminado la
mala suerte y que por fin la es-
tatua del libertador, servira de
simbolo de una amistad aun
mas ,estrecha entire todos los
paises americanos.
Sc tiene entendido que ell
Presidente Betancourt ha de-
signsdo una comisi6n de IA
miembros presidida por ell Sc
nador Arturo Uslar Dietri, una
de las mas destacadas persona
lidades literarias de Venezuela,
que tamblen es I'm distinguido
politico.
Sc da Ell case ironico de que
fue ell DICTATOR derrocado, Mar
cos Perez Jimenez, quien espe-
raba estar representado en- la
Inauguration original, que esta-
ba senalada para principles de
enero de 1858. Entonces fue
cuando la revolution acaudilIa-
da por Ell Almirante Wolfgang
Larrazabal lie derribo.
La fecha siguiente para ell
descubrimiento de la estatua
fue a mediados de mayo, para
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-20

cia, actualmente reunida EN-
Londres, sobre ell future de Chi
pre-. Tambien lie ha conducido a
una posicion de antagonismo
con ell lider de la minoria tur-
c%ochipriota, doctor Fail Kut-
chuk.
La delicada Situaci6n en- que
ha quedado la conferencia a
causa de la actitud de Makarios,
lider de la mayoria grecochi-
priota, indujo a los Ministries
de RR,EE. de Gran Bretana,
Grecia y Turquia, a invitar a
Makarios y Kutchuk a una reu-
MON "urgente" en- la casa Lam
caster para las primeras horas
de esta noche.
Hoy no hubo reuniones for
males de la conferencia, por
respeto a las Is personals que
perecleron al eStrellarSe de ell
avion que traia a Londres al
Primer Ministro turco, Adnan
M%enderes, pero las negociacio-
mes informales fueron activas
durante e Ida.
La suerte de la conferencia
esta en- manos de Makarios.
Sc dice que ell lider grecochi-
priota ha acceptable ahora ell
principle de que debe haber al.
guna forma de '%presencia" mi
litar britannica en- Chipre indie,
pendiente, pero sigue oponien-
dose a la maduinaria de gobier-
no acordada por Grecia y Tur-
quia, en- la conferencia de Zu-
rich.
MakarioS eXpuSo SuS objecio-
mes en- una larga entrevista que
tuVo aver, con ell doctor Kut-
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-20
Paa. 6-DIARl0 LAS AMERICA!
MUNOZ MARIN Ie
(Viene de la Primerao

Union de Carteros y de la local
en- Nueva York de los can't
neros.
Explic6 el senior Munoz Ma
rim a los periodistas del exte-
rior que aun cuando Ell desem-
pleo Sc ha lido reduciendo gra-
dualmente en- Puerto Rico, aun
constitute I'm problema y lue-
go Sc refiri6 a que los salaries
en- Puerto Rico han aumentado
sustancialmente, citando ell
ejemplo de que de unos tres
amos al presente los salaries en-
las industries de manufacture
han aumentado en- as por Glen
to, mientras ell promedio en- Es-
tados Unidos ha sido de solo
10 por ciento.
Tambien explico ell desarrollo
de Puerto Rico que Sc ha con-
vertido de pals de economic
agricola a industrial, y senalo la
forma en- que Sc ha lido diversi-
ficando la economic pu%ertorri-
quena.
Sc lie pregunt6 al Gobernador
Munoz Marin 81 Ell estaba en-
contra de la estadidad para
Puerto Rico, y contesto que la
estadidad eS una finalidad muy
respectable, pero que no es apli-
cable a Puerto Rico.
Agreg6 que Puerto Rico ha
creado una nueva forma politica
dentro de la federation y en-
association con Estados Unidos,
tai como 10 hicieron Sprimera-
mente las trece colonias, y lue-
go So estadoS de la union.
Sobre politica International,
Ell %gobernador Munoz Marin
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-20
ECHANDI -.
continuation de Ia Pag. 3,


la Organization de Estados Anne
ricancS, va que ell sistema colec-
two que Sc proyecta habria de
quedar en- Ell seno de este orga-
nlsmo.
"Cre1 Que I'm sistema de ca
rac:er collective Y de tan mobiles
y trascendentales fines, como Ell
que Sc proyecta, tendra ell apo
20 de todos los gobiernoS de
nuestro c%ontinente y puede ser
la base o punto de partida, para
la seduction de un problema que
actuatlmente esta originando Sc
rios conflictos entire nuestros
paises.'
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-20

Popular en- Ell Siglo Xxx.
Ell segundo aspecto, la must
ca cu:Ja, recoge los siguientes
temas: La Musica Religiosa de
los SIelos XIX y Xxx, Comienzos
del Romant'cismo, La DANA,
Juan Morel Campos.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-20
CaceroIas do AIuminio
81


E~acerola alberta de 8 pleas. Her
gloora de 3 huevos, molde para
RSados, tetera que pita de Got,
Ezuela' de BOT, percolador de &
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-20

que 10 que dicho industrial pre-
tende es "intimidar a sus en-
pleados para que estos no in
gresen a nuestra organization.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-20

Percheros ligeros plAsticos con
'gancho giratorio. Presillas para
ajuste del pantal6n o la saga.
Ancho IT.. Surtasei
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-20

sc
De plastico hso que 81 mantiens
limpio y no - romps nj oxida.
Agarradera dc metal. 14-qt.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-20

Forms de, corazon, pad de
estambre de rayon removable
Hace un rapido trabajo de inn
pieza. Ell pad es lavable. En-
dolores. Compre ahora.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-20

Reg. sr.ss Sc
Algodon sanforizado que Sc pone
tacli sobre oil carrito. BolsilIo
grande para palitos de tendedera.
Compre ahora.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-20
81

Pizarra magnetica para notas,
o dos msgnetos, soporte mag
netico para lapiz. Perfecto para
mensajes y lists dc compras.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-20
81

Recipientes de aluminio para
muchos usos. Inoxidablese IRON
rompibles. Acabado puIido, faci-
ies de limpiar. Tamahos l. 2
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-09

ing management that hiring min
ority workers pays off, and of con-
vincing fellow workers that this is
sound policy"
Continuing, the report said that,
This may sound unfair and it is
unfair; nevertheless the worker
who has met the challenge will
often have helped other workers
to get jobs"
On migratory workers, the re-
port pointed out that 1.-The migra-
tory worker is both a state and
federal problem" with special diff
ficulties.
The migratory worker is here
to stay" the report said. There
is an economic call, and many
families enjoy the life, some even
considering it partly in the light
Of a family vacation.
Some of the worst abuses are
receiving attention, but since the
workers have little political influ-
ence, it is often hard to get legis-
lative action. An overall plan in
which states directly acknowledge
their responsibility is needed"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-09

ALMOST EVERYONE, and
particularly the junior men,
bers Of the family have had
vacations spoiled with violent
holiday itches" caused by
poison ivy, mosquito and bee
bites, hornet stings, bramble
scratches, cuts, abrasions. heat
rash, athletes foot or the hun
dreds Of other bugaboos faced
during vacation. These can be
most painful and scratching
can result in torn skin and even
develop and spread infection.
Well, here's good news. Your
druggist has. or can easily pro-
cure for you, a new liquid
formulated by Cuticura to cope
with common skin injuries and
irritations. It's cooling, sooth-
ing and possesses quadruple
anesthetic- antiseptic power. A
bottle included as regular
equipment for your beach or
camping trips, your picnics and
vacations is must" This
pleasantly scented jade green
liquid will halt any tendency
TO itch and scratch is your
insurance for q trouble free
holiday.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-09
SOUTH AFRICA BARS
LABOR PARTY CRITIC

London, England amp - OBJ
viously sensitive to the interna-
tional bad" publicity which II
has been receiving, the South AZ.
rican Government has barred the
entrance Of John Hatch, Labor
Party expert on Commonwealth
Affairs.
Hatch told the press that the
yerwoerd Administration In the
Union of South Africa was re-
vealng its lack Of confidence in
its own ability to answer criticisms
by barring him from entering the
country.
In the past, Hatch visited South
Africa periodically for nine years,
He is an outspoken critic Of the
spartheid jim crow policy.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-09
Warrington School To
Hold Open House

Warrington School will hold open
house Tuesday, October Is, 1880
to 10 pm. at the school, Clinton
Av. and East 37th st. Parents will
have an opportunity to sit in their
child's seat, visit with the teachers
and other parents and see the
schools new facilities, including
the speech room, three portables
and new library.
The garden program will be
held Tuesday afternoon when chill
dren viii receive awards for their
gardens. Each child will bring
some produce from his garden for
display, and pictures will be shown
Of each child in his garden. Green
thumbs are awarded to each one
receiving 500 on judging.
For the first time Warrington
has two city winners, Nancy Wal
lin, 3540 Third Av. s., who received
first place blue ribbon and Gene
We've Lee of 1920 Second Av. s.,
who received a red ribbon.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-09
TOLEDO SCHOOLS NOW
HAVE 1913 NEGRO
TEACHERS IN SCHOOLS

Toledo, Ohio amp - Thirty
six additional Negro teachers were
hired this year by the Toledo board
Of education, bringing the total
to 1875, or A. more than was en-
ployed at this time a year ago.
The teachers are assigned to %
schools, including four high
schools. There are two visiting
teachers and one travelling teacher
in the industrial arts department.
The system has one Negro prin-
cipal, two assistant principals and
one teacher assistant.
Ten years ago, the Toledo sys-
tenn had less than so Negro teach
ers restricted to about six schools.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-09
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

! MINNEAPOLIS blhIHDAHS
Oct. 1O-Shelton Freeman, All
Emerson Av. NJ; Mrs. Wynona B
Simmons, 1856 Fifth Av. s.; Mrs
Susie White, 1859 Smelling Av.;
Mrs. Wana Glenn, 3640 Fourth
Av. s.; Patricia Smiley, 400 Bryant
Av. N; Marcus w. Lyle, 1913 E.
3Sth st.
Oct. 11-Earl Kyle, ST., 1887
Fourth Av. s.; Mrs. Theodosia
Martin, 1928 Fifth Av. S.; r. L.
Coleman, 912 Bryant Av. N; Toyse
Ann Kyle, 2S16 Elliot Av.; William
A. Jones, 37O7 First Av. s.; Aaron
Rodney Jackson, eS2 Bryant Av.
N; Huntley Surratt, 3942 Third
Av. s.
October 12-Mrs. Mildred Mil
Ter, 1924 E. 18th St.; Truman Pier
son, STAT Nicollet Av.; Robert
N. Bannarn, 1921 Fifth Av. s.;
Lillian Calland, 1925 Fourth Av.
S.; Zebra X. Ward, 1897 Fourth
Av. s.; Alg Frost, Jr.
Oct. I'D. c. Wade, 1888 Gin
ton Av.; Betty Anne Flemming,
$40 10th Av. s.; Albert Drew, 534
Aldrich Av. N; Alvin Baysinger,
3009 Garfield Av. s.; J. r. Collins,
1920 Fourth Av. s.; Barbara Cyrus,
1883 Clinton Av, Hobart T. Nit
cheIl, III, 4211 Fourth Av. S.
Oct. 14-H. Neal, $40 Logan Av.
N; J. E. Patterson, 604 Seventh
st. s.; Leroy Hall, 1925 Fourth
Av. s.; Mrs Grace Mayo, 1917
Fourth Av. s.; James Austin, 3755
Fifth Av. S.; James Breeder. 1909
Olson Highway; Mary E. Mitchell,
POPS Riverside Av. s.; Therese
Hubbard, 1921 Fourth Av. s.;
Mrs. Thelma Wade, 1921 Fourth
Av. s.; Kelvin L A. Jenkins, sol
Colfax Av. N; Mrs. Jid e. Crews,
912 Fremont Av. N; Nolan Mccoy,
Jr., SIG goth Av. s.
Oct. 15-LaZarus Harris, Wilma
Merrill, 1909 Fifth Av. s.; Mrs.
Lucille Russell, 1928 Clinton Av.;
Charles Russell, 1928 Clinton Av.
S.
Oct. 16-Emma Turman, 500 E.
St.; James Bailey, 1905 Second
Av. s.; Mrs. Celetia Fraction, 3S41
Clinton Av. S.; Joann Carter, 1921
Fourth Av. s.; Earl B. Williams,
1929 Fifth Av. S.; Richard Bledsoe,
1881 Bryant Av. N.
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StarIiehters Club
Held Joint 7. 6.
Mee+ino October ;

A joint meeting Of the Mime
apolis and st. Paul Starlighters
Club was held Saturday, October
3, at Perfect Ashlar Lodge Hall,
744 st. Anthony Av. in st. Paul.
At this meeting the girls were
presented with prizes won at the
Youth Day program held Septem-
Der IL.
Mrs. Fern Helm, worthy grand
matron, made the presentation to
Diane Westbrook, the retiring
queen, of a bracelet containing the
Ten Commandments; Mrs. Blanche
Mayes, associate grand matron,
presented the 1859 queen, Miss
Junauld Braddock, with a $25 war
bond. The runner-up Miss Janice
Brantley, was presented with a $25
war bond by Mrs. Matte Owens
and each of the following girls
were given a silver dollar for their
efforts in the contest: Clydean
Parker, Margo Robins, Carol Ann
Williams and Kathy Thompson.
Mrs. Irene Braxton presented a
silver dollar to Miss Sherry Brad
dock for needle art work and a
pin to Miss Althea Robins for the
neatest basket made from Christ
mas cards. The winning girls drill
team was presented with $3.50
and since the contest was so close
the worthy grand patron, Mr..
Clarence Smith, gave the second
team personal gift of $3.50 which
was presented to each club by
Mrs. Helen Lawrence, grand youth
director and organizer.
The Starlighters presented two
folding tables to Mr.. L. z. Tarver
for the Lodge Hall.
Timely remarks were made by
Grand Master John r. Lawrence
and pictures were made of the
group. Gordon Robins was a guest
of the club and Mrs. Helen Wills
was also a guest. As girls were
present.
Refreshments were served and
the meeting was closed by the Min
neapolis club president, Miss jan
ice Brantley.
The Minneapolis club will meet
Saturday, October IT, at 1892
Fourth Av. s., pm. The st. Paul
club will meet Saturday, October
"a, 1 pm. at 744 st. Anthony Av.
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lowing dinner the evening was en-
joyed reminiscing and socializing.
Correction: The Suburbanites
will meet Friday night, October 9,
with Mrs. Julius Clemens, $50
Marshall Av., and not at the home
of Mrs. James Douglas as was in
correctly stated in last weeks
issue.
CantOrians In Concert: The Can
torians will be presented in con-
cert Sunday October IL, at 8 pm,
at Pilgrim Baptist Church, st.
Paul, under the auspices of the
Usher Board. There is no admis-
sion charge. Mrs. Ruby Baylor is
chairman with Mrs. Marjorie
Tendle and Mrs. Laura Mae Robins
as co-chairman Mr.. Kenneth Rob
inson is director of the group.
Leave For Home: Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Parks Of Denver, Colo, who
have been the house guests Of Mrs.
Parks sister and brother-in-law,
DR.. and Mrs. J. W. Crump Of 639
Fuller Av., for the past two weeks,
left for their home on Monday
morning. Mr.. Parks is a brother
Of Mrs. Lillian Balenger Of s19
Marshall Avo with whom they
shared their visit Many social
courtesies were extended the Wis
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home Sunday evening and enroute
will stop in Detroit, Mich. to visit
an uncle and aunt and from there
will go to Camden, Ark, to visit
Mrs. Thomas mother, Mrs. Cen
eva Isom and a brother and two
sisters.
Back Home: Mrs. Jessie Shop
ard, 1928 Fifth Av. s., returned
home Thursday, October 1, from
a vacation spent in Buffalo, NY,
where she was the houseguest of
Rev. and Mrs. e. J. Echols Sr.
She was accorded numerous social
courtesies including dinners as
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Gerson
Ewing, Mr.. and Mrs. Green Savage,
Mrs. Violetta Walker and later
the same evening her guest at the
Ebony Fashion Fair and dinner
guest of Mrs. Joseph Shovel at
the Swiss Chalet and luncheon
guest Of Mrs. Ernest Moore. The
Echols honored their guest at din
ner on Sunday, September 20. En-
route home Mrs. Shepard spent a
day and night in Chicago and was
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Jenkins and Miss Mariene Jeffrey.
Returns Home: Mrs. Hazel Un-
derwood, formerly of Minneapolis
who is now residing in Battle
Creek, Mich, left for her home on
Monday evening. Mrs. Underwood
enjoyed renewing old friendships
and was the recipient of many Soc
ial courtesies during her stay. She
was the houseguest Of her daught-
er and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Danny Swain and family Of 5000
Third Av. s.
Club Hostess: Mrs. Theodore
Jones, 1922 Third Av. s., will be
hostess to the Minneapolis Birth
day Club on Saturday, October 10.