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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward 8.
McKeown Of College Park.
Md. announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Joan
Evelyn to Mr.. Maurice Clel-
land Barley, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Woodrow Barley Of
Frederick. Md. An early
summer wedding Is planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11
Wley-LeClerg

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wiley
Of Walden. Miss, announce
the engagement Of their
daughter Martha Lynne TO
Mr.. Robert Erwin LeClerg.
son Of Or. and Mrs. E. L.
Leclerg Of University Park.
Md. A March 20 wedding is
planned in Walden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11

Mary Kathryn to Mr.. Frank
lin Ford, IT,. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ford bf Chevy Chase.
Md. A June wedding Is
planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H.
FitzGerald Of st. Louis an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Jean TO Mr..
Thomas Penfleld jackson.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Soaring jackson Of Kensing-
ton. Nd.
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Kohl-Altschuler

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kohl
Of ventnor. N. j.. announce
the engagement Of their
daughter Rayna to DR.. Nor
ton Altschuler. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Altschuler.
A summer wedding is plan
ned!
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-Hog0riy

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph G.
Cannon announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter
Martha Ellen to Mr.. Gerard
Edward Hogarty Of Jamaica
Plain. Mass. An August we'd
ding Is planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Colin r. Page
Of Dunn Loring. Va. an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Elizabeth to
Mr.. Robert Bruce Bokat. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bokat OF Bethesda. A June
wedding Is planned.
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Hoover-Ford

Mr.. and mrs. Ona Roy
Hoover announce the en-.
gasement Of their daughter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11

Mr.. and Mrs. James H.
Lambe of Bethesda announce
the engagement Of their
daughter June Marguerite to
Mr.. Brooks c. Goldman, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Les
lie Goldman Of Bethesda.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11
Tuttle-Spurney

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Paul
Tuttle Of Chittenango, NY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17
the Hope Diamond
POE WILSON
ting Writer

strain and anguish Evalyn
ng to save another woman's
containing the diamond at
dbag, under handkerchief,
water-color painting equip
We felt pretty safe until
| z room on the train.
that the door did not lock
to sleep with our feet braced
brk in the wee hours of the
e Hotel Pennsylvania would
70 because it was connected
;unnel.
sion days, remember, and
we're sleeping in the tunnel.
q Bessie's bag, and I quickly
drunk stumbled into our
money, too.
Rosslyn (Va.) pawnbroker,
ding a convention, and We
him. He advised us to take
Inc, Oldest pawnbrokerage
There we were escorted into
old paintings and received
i, great-great grandson of
hdsome gentleman with an
| d us to leave the diamond
hour. We were reluctant to
We Bessie a receipt and me
| d to a nearby fruit store to
line was busy. When we
d she had been talking to
told her he would send a
the Diamond Mart to have
no looked to us as If he
] Of a gangster movie, rang
grille doors of a red brick
d a sinister section of Man
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17

haitian. AS we climbed countless steps, we heard
the doors clang shut and heavy lock turned.
The diamond was appraised at somewhat over
100000 although Evalyn had been offered nearly
81 million for it. But Mr. Simpson, after much
discussion with Evayn over the phone, would lend
only $S65O0-which of course, was not nearly
enough to save the oxford Corner. So we left the
stone in a safe deposit box and returned to WASH
rington
Bessie found Evalyn at dnner-with the Hope
Diamond hanging In all its dazzling glory from her
neck! Evalyn laughed at Bessie's puzzlement. The
jewel was, Of course, phony
After dinner, Evalyn went to her boudoir and
dug her hand deep into the brocade upholstery Of
a chair and drew forth glittering array Of gems,
including the Star Of India, pear-shaped star
sapphire The next day Bessie paid another visit
to Mr.. Simpson
on the Hope, and Bessie accepted He also lent
$4,000 on some of the jewelry from the chair. and
another pawnbroker let her have $4,000 the rest
In just 10 days. Evalyn had the money to
redeem her jewels. She went to the second pawn
brokers' first There while her i1-year-old daughter
Emily and Bessie watched, she showed the cash
over the counter, put the jewels In white velvet
bag and thrust it down the front of her dress,
making quite bulge. At Simpsons, she paid in
cash also, then gleefully hung the Hope by its
diamond chain around her neck They were late
for the train Evalyn dashed along the platform,
clutching her blouse to steady her precious cargo
These were the first of many pawnages. Some
times, the jewels were taken to New York, some
times to Rosslyn. In one crisis Evalyn offered
box of sparkling belongings of which some were
imitation. But the understanding pawnbroker let
her have the money she needed, anyway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17

Lsw-csissis ideas Eassrald Pear susdasi
Look who's cutting Galleries with sundaes-youl
Pile parfait glasses with Diet Delight pears pistacho
ice cream; sprinkle with baking chocolate.
tP S Add every single. syrupy drop from the canl)
Look for vide and s0onderfuI selection Of
Dies Deiighf fruits. vegetables juices and salad
dressings at your gT0ceT's Iow-caEorie section.
And for free Notwithstanding recipes and menus,
just write to Boz I030-D, San Jose, California
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17

=. the pears that make it
fun to match your Weight!

Don't go wayl This is for youeven you're cung down
For this sundae is far less faenng because IFS made
pears They're delicate mellow, yrupysweet Yet these pea
caOres per than the ordinary kind. And all because
Sucary the weghwatchng wonder that doesn't add singh
So don't just sigh for sundaesOr any other dream des
about them with Diet Delight
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our Spirits" lodge to many
a sports diamond or floor in
western Pennsylvania, even to
as far as Cleveland, Ohio, on
two occasions.
Our members supported
the first ESL Reunion held
at the Children's Home
grounds in Des PLANES,
iii. back in 1881. We were
identified with Pittsburgh's
Croatian Day from the be-
ginning and sponsored the
Duquesne Tamburitzans in
McKees Rocks in the mid
die thirties.
We hosted two of the ear
her C.F.U. Duckpin Tourna-
ments and off and on have
been associated with the
C.F.U. Tenpin Tournament
since 1887.
Berated By Elders
When organized we were
berated by some elders for
trying to lose our Croatian
affinity, yet as American
born members we put on q
half dozen one act dramatic
plays, four Of them in Gro
atian. We supported the May
Rose Tamburitza orchestra
under the tutelege Of the late
Steve Pandak.
We have sent delegates
to C.F.U. conventions since
(Rox Lodge-P. 81
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Rankin 80 Juniors To
Be Given Opportunity
To Learn koIo Dancino

RANKIN, Pa. - In Pitts.
burgh and vicinity we have a
nice number Of kolo groups
into which are gathered ma
ny of our CF'U Nest men,
bers.
We also are eager to Or
ganize a kolo group of Nest
38 members, If we can get
. sufficient number of
dancers.
Those parents who wish to
have their children join such
a group and the nest men,
bers themselves, if interested,
may call BR. 1-7118.
If the response is great
enough, lessons will begin
Immediately, with instruc-
tions being given by Mrs.
Charlene Vukela.
Katherine Pecak, Mgr.
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EUCLID, Ohio - This is
to notify the membership Of
CFU Lodge 337 that an i'm
portant monthly meeting will
take place on Friday, June 5,
at the American Yugoslav
Center, 2O7th and Recher
Ave., at 1880 pm.
Balloting for Delegate to
the CFU Convention will take
place at this meeting. AS
most Of you know, our lodge,
together with Lodges 183 and
$40, is jointly electing one DEL
egate to represent the three
lodges.
There will be three names
on the ballot, the candidate
from our lodge who is the un-
dersigned, and the candidate
Of each of the other two lod-
ges.
The balloting will take
place from 100 pm. until
1000 pm. For this reason
alone, to exercise our priv
ilege to vote, we should
have = large representation
at the meeting.
We also urge the members
who have been in the habit
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Euclid 337 Candidate Awaits June 5 votinq

of paying their dues at the
Secretary's home but could
not do 80 because of illness,
and those in arrears with
dues, to make every effort to
pay them at this meeting.
We sincerely hope that our
Secretary, Anna Perovich,
has recovered from her ILL
ness and will be able to join
us at this meeting.
After the meeting it will be
a good opportunity to bid
farewell and a pleasant trip
to our members who are leav-
ing soon to visit Yugoslavia
this summer, namely, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Robich and Mr..
Frank Derdich.
Also, ON behalf Of our
lodge we extend our deepest
sympathy to the family and
friends Of our recently de-
parted bro. John Robich.
John Herak, DR., Pres,
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Cleveland Tam Parents
Set For June { Benefit

CLEVELAND, Ohio - The
Parents Group Of the Cleve-
land Junior Tamburitzans will
sponsor q Bake Sale on Sat-
urday, June 6, at the Gro
attain Home.
The sale will take place in
the front part Of the side
hall and will begin at 1880
am, and continue until all
the baked goods are sold.
We have been promised a
delicious variety Of all types
Of home made goods, so stop
in and pick up something for
your Sunday dinner or if you
prefer, buy a slice or two and
eat it on the spot with a cup
Of coffee served by our own
Mary Samac.
Since Saturday 10 also re-
hearsal for our youngsters,
We invite you to visit them
after you have satisfied your
sweet tooth.
Heien KlspA Pub.
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Brighton 738 Voting
To Cover Seven Hours
NEW BRIGHTON. Pa

NEW BRIGHTON, Pa. -
The members Of "Beaverites''
Lodge 738 will cast their
votes for a Delegate to the
CFU's 10th Convention on
Sunday, June Z.
In accordance with a deci-
sion made May 8, voting will
take place between 8 am
and 4 pm. on the second floor
Of the new SITS. Cyril and Me-
thodius Church, 3rd Avenue,
New Brighton.
The regular monthly meet
ing will as usual begin at z
pm. and during the course Of
same members will receive
their 1859 CFU Dividend.
Frank Pavkovich h the
Lodge 1873 Candidate for
Delegate to the 10th Con-
ventiOn, which is to be held
Sept. 21-26, 1859, In De-
troit, Michigan.
Aligned with Lodge 73e
for the purpose of electine
one Delegate are Coraopolis,
Pa, Lodge 500 and Kane, Pa,
Lodge 937..
Stephen F. Brkich, Pres
George Zivitz, Jr., Secy.
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Oldest West Coast Lodge Props For Anua| Fete
Los Angeles I77 In Spotlight

Representing the CFU on
this day will be its 3rd Vice
President, bro. Math Kovace-
vich.
Featured on the program
will be Mrs. Helen Vuko-
vich, soloist, accompanied
by the Hajduk Tamburitza
Orchestra. The Tamburasi
will also entertain us with
Croatian music and song
which everyone loves to
hear.
The CFU Junior kolo
groups from Los Angeles and
San Pedro, in their colorful
costumes, will perform for us.
These youngsters do their ko-
los with so much love and
feeling that it's a joy to
watch them.
Their number is steadily in
creasing and so is their zeal
in continuing this fun. All
this is due to their excellent
director, LAM Papadol.
We are happy that two
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Mckees Rocks Lodge 143 Celebration
To Be nigh|ight Of Saturday, June 13
Host Lodge 143 Members Seeking Early

McKEES ROCKS, Pa. -
The Croats have been living
in this community since the
turn of the century and the
Society has been well repre-
sented ever since.
Since 1929, the Spirits"
as an off-shoot Of senior lodge
125 has been functioning as
a chapter Of the Croatian
Fraternal Union.
On Move For Years
In those three decades our
lodge besides meeting C.F.U.
assessments regularly has
supported numerous sports
teams, men and young wom-
en-, in basketball, softball and
bowling. The men even had a
football team. Our sports in
clination carried the C.F.U.
standard az well a. that of
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very talented members of our
Nest "a, Sammy Sudicki and
Albert Pospisil will again de-
light us with their accordion
solos.
After the program, there
will be dancing outdoors
and music and songs by the
Hajduk Tamburitzans. 10
10 after kolo will be danced
out in the yard for every
ones enjoyment.
Of course, there will be all
kinds of refreshments such as
barbecued lamb, strudel, orah.
njaca, ETC., available before
and after the program.
To complete the day of fes-
tivities, The Ray King Orches.
ira will furnish the music for
the evening dance.
Again we invite everyone
to set aside June 81 and join
us in celebrating our CFU's
65th birthday and honorine
it's founders.
Anna KOvacevich, Rep
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sunday, June IL.
The picnic celebration
will be held i'm cOmmemora-
ton of the 65th Anniver-
sary of the CFU at the
Croatian Park South 18th
st. and Highway 100.
Again at this 18th Annual
Picnic celebration the under
lying principles which began
IS years ago will be exempli-
fled. Our organization is a
House of Brotherhood with
the welfare of it's fellow mem
bers at heart.
Eat, Drink, Be Merry
The or ganiza a t on has
served as a medium for social
life, cultural expression, and
economic shock absorbers,
following an illness, injury,
and even death.
1t makes a close bond be-
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MIL WAUKEE COUNTIANS
TO HAIL GU JUNE 18th
Pitt 234 Awaits
Memorial Service
Members Called
To Attend Mass

PITTSBURGH - A Me-
mortal Mass for the departed
members of Liberty" CFU
Lodge 234 will be held at ST..
Nicholas R. G.. Church, "a
Maryland Avenue, Millvale,
Pa, on Sunday, June Z, at
1890 am.
1t is requested that the
members congregate outside
the church and march in as
a body. Pews have been re-
served and we are hoping to
have them occupied.
Please make an earnest ef-
fort to attend this Mass and
pay your respects to our de-
ceased members.
Frank H. Becer, Jr., Secy.
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tween fellow members. Our
many Croatian and other
CFU members and their fa-
miles and friends will gather
to meet their old friends from
the past many years.
You will see among them
the fine examples of brother
hood expressed by their
greetings and through their
many friendly gestures.
Their fine principles OF
character, which have braved
them through all these years
will be well demonstrated
with making this celebration
a grand affair.
1t will be a big gather
ing to talk over old times,
something they will all en-
joy.
The distinctive, traditional
barbecue of lambs and pigs
will be carried on all day by
our willing and diligent work.
ers. In addition there will be
sandwiches, ice cream, and IL
quid refreshments available,
(Secretary OF p. 81
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Sup. Secretary viii
Speak In Mckeesport
On Sunday, June 9th

McKEESPORT, Pa. - Gro
attain Fraternal Union Lodge
25 will stage it's Annual Pic
mic at Kossuth Park, Long
Run Road, on Sunday, June Z.
Hot barbecued lamb will be
available beginning at 1900
noon and music will be provi-
ded by the Polka Tams Or
chestra.
We will also be very
honored to have as our
guest bro. Joseph Bella, Su-
preme Secretary of the
CFU, who will speak in be-.
half of the Society.
All CFU members and
friends Of the area are invi-
ted to attend.
Joseph Frankovic, Secy.
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Chicago Lodge q Members viii Name
-Four Convention Delegates On June ]
Eight Candidates Have Hats In Ring For
Seats At Natl Convention In Detroit

At that time, dues will be
collected and the regular or
der of business will be follow
ed. Remember, this will be the
only meeting held in the
month Of June.
We have eight candidates
aspiring for the four dele
gates our lodge is entitled to
send to the Convention. It is
the duty and obligation of ev-
cry member to participate in
this important selection Of
Delegates.
Luka Blonde. Rsss
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Chicago s. Meet viii
See Battle Of Ballots

CHICAGO, III. - "Hrvat
Primorac" CFU Lodge SO will
hold its regular meeting and
election Of Delegate to the
CFU Convention on Sunday,
June IA, at Milda Hall, 3142
South Halsted Street, 3rd
floor.
Voting hours will be from
200 until 500 pm.
We are jointly electing 4
Delegate with two other lod-
ges 30 it is extremely urgent
that all members come to
vote.
Nick Vukelic, Pres.
John Gecan, Secy.
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LOS ANGELES, Calf.

LOS ANGELES, Calf. -
CFU Lodge 1T is planning an
unusual celebration for Sun
day, June 81, at the Croatian
Recreational Center, 1925
So. Budlong.
All members Of the CFU
as well as their relatives and
friends are invited to attend
this celebration which starts
at 1000 am. and continues
all day.
The program will begin
promptly at 500 pm, with
our vice president, Michael
Stevens, as Master of Ger
emonies. President John
Stefancic will personally
welcome everyone in behalf
Of the Lodge.
We will be honored to have
as our guest speaker, the
Lieutenant Governor of Cali
fornia, Glen Anderson. He
graciously accepted our invi-
tation to be with us ON this
65th Anniversary of our CFU.
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Detroit Lodge 351 Election June n
viii Send { Delegates To Convention
Lodge Leaders In Appeal To Nominees
To Consider Withdrawing BY June 7th

DETROIT, Mich. = We
hereby officially invite all
members Of CFU Lodge 351
to take part in the election
for Delegate to the forthcom-
ing CFU Convention.
Voting will take place on
Sunday, June IA, in the
Cr0atian Home, between
1900 noon and 600 pm.
Due to the fact that we
have a fairly large number Of
candidates and we are enti-
tied to only 6 Delegates, it
was decided At the last NEST
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CHICAGO - This is to in
form all members of CFU
Lodge 30 that on Sunday,
June Z, at the Croatian Sokol
Hall, 1908 S. Racine Ave, our
lodge members will vote to
elect 4 Delegates to the 10th
CFU Convention, which will
be held in Detroit in Septem-
Der.
Our regular monthly
meeting will also be held on
the same day at $3.50 AM.
in conjunction with the vot-
ing.
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ing that any nominee, wish
ing to decline his nomination,
should do 20 by Sunday, June
Z. This would entitle the
Lodge to have the ballots
printed properly and in time
for the election.
We also wish to remind our
members that the next reg
ular Lodge meeting will take
place Saturday, June 8, at I
pm, in the old Croatian
Home, 1875 e. McNichols
Road.
Marx KramArioh, Rse.
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Yukon Members Urged
To Cast Vote June Il

YUKON, Pa. - All mem.
bers are invited to attend the
next lodge meeting on Sun
day, June II, when we will
vote for a Delegate to the
Forthcoming CFU Convention.
Voting will take place
between 1900 noon and B
p.m., at the CrOatian Hall.
1t is urgent that everyone
attends.
Joseph Mflovac, Secy,
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Two Candidates Await
South Chi 229 Votinu

so. CHICAGO, III. - CFU
Lodge 229 will hold a special
meeting for the election Of q
Delegate to the CFU Conven.
tion on Sunday, June Z, at the
Croatian Home, 9618 Com
merical Ave.
Voting will be from 100
pm. until 700 pm. IN or
der TO give all the men,
bers = better chance to
vote for their candidate.
Candidates are bros. Geo.
Grzetich and Anton Saric.
Dues will not be collected
on this date, but at the reg
ular meeting.
Madeleine Saric, Secy.
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BenId Electorate To
Have Saw On June Il

BENLD, III. - Lodge 217
of the Croatian Fraternal
Union will hold it's next Meet
ing on Sunday, June 21.
The main order of business
at that time will be the elec-
tion of a Delegate to the 10th
CFU Quadrennial Convention
and it is urgent that all mem
bers attend.
Matt Katalinich, Rec.
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Committee Forced To Change Date Of Festivities
United South Chicago Lodges IN Dual Celebration Aug Is

Circumstances beyond
our control have forced the
committee to change this
to Sunday, August 18th.
The festivities will be held
at Dosen's picnic grove at
Goth and Commercial Ave.
Andy Brentine has been
appointed Chairman for this
years event and we are sure
all concerned will extend ev-
cry ounce of effort and en-
erHy TO make this . memora-
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bic occasion, as one can read
lily see that this will require
the functions Of real team ef-
fort.
Fully realizing the success
experienced in previous years
by this able group in such en-
deavors, and ever mindful of
the old adage that the major
is only as good as his lieuten-
ants, one single word comes
before me this day, "togeth-
eeness".
Andy Brentine
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so. CHICAGO, nj. - The
United CFU Lodges of So.
Chicago hereby wish to an
nounce the enforced change
in their plans for both the
CFU's 65th Anniversary Gel
ebration and it's own 9Th An
nual Fraternal Day.
It has been written and an
nounced since the U.L.'s April
meeting, in both the English
and Croatian sections of the
Zajednicar, that June 28 was
the appointed date.
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Seattle, Tacoma Units
Prep For Holiday Fefe

SEATTLE, Wash. - The
Annual 4th Of July Picnic
sponsored by the combined
Lodges of Tacoma and Seat
tie will be held at North Lake
Park, midway between the
two cities.
All CFU members and
friends Of the area are cor
daily invited to attend.
Margaret ]. Sessa
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Governor SaIutes
State Membership
Milwaukee and West ANis Lodges To Mark
Society's b5th Milestone Sunday, June IA

MILWAUKEE, Wise. - The CFU Milwaukee County
Lodges will celebrate their 11th Annual Croatan Fraterna
Union Day with Picnic on Sunday, June IA.
The Governor of Wisconsin has proclaimed the second
Sunday in June "CFU Croatan Day. and it's sgnfi-
will be recognized by celebrating this occasion
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This and That
CoHins-LQZZQndeRites
Held in Kensington

Gilbert Johnson of Lumberton,
N. C.
The lineup of ushers included
John Berkeley Lallande, jr.,
brother of the bride; John
Argos Hagens, jr., of Camden,
S. c.; Edwin P. Martin of An
derson, S. c.; John Slower of
Orangeburg, S. c.; and 1t. Mark
Wilson Buyck, jr. of st. Mat
thews, S. c. and Bangor, Me.
Senior ushers were Henry
Rathbone Lallande of Silver
Spring, uncle of the bride and
William Augustus Collins of
Myrtle Beach, S. c., uncle of
the bridegroom. Colonel John
Monroe Johnson of Washington,
D. c., grand-uncle of the bride.
groom, was honorary senior
usher.
Nuptial music was provided
by Mrs. Raymond Weber and
Miss Sally Rooflewis of Colum.
bia. S. C.
For the occasion the mother