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The Arizona post., 1959-03-20
Arizono;s Shameful Record

Camelback Inn near Phoenix caused a
nationwide stir when it refused to accept
reservations from Jewish attorneys attend
ing a national legal convention.
The incident caused much embarrass-
nent for the state of Arizona. Passage
of the public accommodations bill would
have wiped away the embarrassment
But it failed, and shamefully we must
admit to visitors to Arizona that there
are many restaurants in downtown Tue
son and Phoenix which refuse service to
Negroes. e.. Shamefully we must admit
that many large hotels and motels close
the doors to Jews as we'll as Negroes.
Next year the public accommodations
bill will be re-introduCed in our state legls-
lature. The time is NOW to begin
pitched battle to insure passage of the bill.
The Arizona post., 1959-03-20

Revolution were concocted
around Mary Otis War
ren's fireside. A b G a i |
Adams, wife of John
Adams, was the equal
certainly of most of the
Continental c On gre S S.
But none of these women
ever attained the rank OF
Golda Meir in Israel.
Mrs. Meir, whose 30
years of leadership was
honored this week at Mi
The Arizona post., 1959-03-20

Grandma Mrs. jeanette
Rofhberger KupIun
GRANDMA ROTHBERG =
Err, 1927 F. 9Th St.-An old
age home. l would be glad to
donate personally to such a
project. They should have
medical care and volunteers
to do work for them they
cannot do themselves.
MRS. JEANETTE KAP-
Ian, 51OS South Park-TO be
wanted and to be loved. Not
to be isolated from folks and
not exactly to live with them,
but to be in the community
where there are others. A
home of their own. Not rest
homes, but their own homes.
To be about. Many think they
are Senile because they think
they are through.
The Arizona post., 1959-03-20
David Schwartz

1T HAS BEEN objected that, while we
speak of the founding fathers, we never
speak of the founding mothers though
they had to take everything the founding
fathers had to take-and take the found
ing fathers in addition.
Many of the schemes in the American
The Arizona post., 1959-03-20

MRS. RAY COHEN, 1890
E. Lee-Housing is very i'm
portant and also transporta-
ton. Housing is important for
people in low income brack-
cts.
MRS. MARY COLTIN, 122
South Olsen-I think low rent
housing project is most i'm
portant. The kind of housing
that could be maintained by
others SO that people like in
valids and real old people
would have some help in
maintaining themselves.
The Arizona post., 1959-03-20
Observation-Disclosures
Opinion

IIIIIIIIIIIIlHIIIIlIIIIIIIIlIIHIIIInIIIlIIIIIII
QUESTION:: What do you
think is the No. l need for
the aged in Tucson?
PLACE: Golden Age Club
meeting March II at the Tue
son Jewish Community Cen
ter.
The Arizona post., 1959-03-20
Abe ChanInS
POST OFFICE

SEE WHERE some national cultural organza-
tions have expressed dire fears that the coloru Ian
guage of Yiddish is dying out
The truth of the matter is that they don't have
a thing to worry about-certainly not long tele
vision stays alive.
Tune in on any channel any night and the
flow of Yiddsh from the comedians will amaze you.
Even the Irish comedians tell jokes about ''meshug
genehs and about such delicaces borscht, lox,
bages and gefilte fish.
They're even beginning to use full Yddish phrases
and the only embarrassing thing about this comes
when Gentle friends ask some Jewish friends to inter-
pret for them!
The Arizona post., 1959-03-20
- ~ ~

OUR HEARTIEST congratulations to Temple
Emanuel on its coming 50th anniversary.
The Temple was the first Jewish house of wor-
ship in Arizona Under adrot spiritual, professional
and lay leadership Temple Emanuel has grown
steadily and today holds position of high respect
in the Tucson community.
The growth of Temple Emanuel was pointed out
sharply this week with the appointment of execu
tive secretary and giving the devoted Sam Kurn the
opportunity to concentrate on the vital work of the
religious schools.
The Arizona post., 1959-03-20

Nathan Abend Mrs. Mary
Lovenfmon
MR.. NATHAN ABEND, 319
North Vine-Housing is the
most important thing. People
are knocked around, pay good
money and have no place to
live.
MRS. M AIRY LAVENT-
MAN, 231O E. 4th-Doctors,
medical care. Housing and
transportation is very bad.
The Arizona post., 1959-03-20

1T WILL STRENGTHEN community when
the new Center gymnasium and auditorium is built.
We had that illustrated the other day when Paul
Ash who formerly represented the YMCA, competed
in the Ell Paso weght-liftng championships
Paul entered the meet as a representative OF the
Tucson Jewish Community Center. He won the heavy
weight championship from no less than the Texas
champion And now the Tucson Jewish Community
Center can begin claiming its own champions
The Arizona post., 1959-03-20

AND KUDOS due, toO to Marvin VOlk and
the leadership of the 1859 Tucson Combined Jewish
Appeal
Already the drive has raised more funds for
welfare than any other drive in the Jewish community
of Tucson.
The drive is nearing the 100000 mark and
the only disappointing aspect is that many Tucson
Jews have failed to meet their obligations to them
selves and their fellow men.
There are many, many hundreds who will not
contribute a single dollar to the Combined Jewish
Appeal this year. And the reasons given for not max
ing contributions are hard to swallow.
Don't believe in giving to Jewish charity"
wrote person.
"I disagree with the leadership of the Tucson
Jewish community. That's why will not contribute
wrote another
Heavily involved in business this year Try me
next year." was still another comment written on
pledge card.
"Try me next year'-Did he say that same thing
20 years ago when Hitler began stuffng his furnaces
with his friends and relatives?
Search your own conscience When will we be
given the opportunity to help such a magnificent
exodus to safety as we are now witnessing today?
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-20
Youngstown bb Ready
For Nominations Meet

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio -
Nominations of Candidates
for Delegates to the CF'U's
10th Quadrennial Convention
will take place Sunday, May
"a, during the regular month
ly meeting Of "St. George"
Lodge sc.
The meeting will be held in
the Croatian Home, 1912 w.
Federal St., and start at 2
pm. sharp.
To be eligible for Candi-
date, the nominee must have
attended at least four month
ly meetings of Lodge 66 dur
ing the years 1856, 1857 and
1858.
All members are most ur-
gently requested to attend
the May "a meeting.
Frank TurkOvich, Pres
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-20
Special Rally May "A
For Donora Membership

DONORA, Pa. - A Special
Meeting of great Importance
to all Lodge 327 members
will take place Sunday, May
"a, at 2 pm, in the Croatian
Home, 324 Fourth st.
At the regular monthly
meeting held May 10, we
nominated Candidates for
Delegate to the CF'U's 10th
Convention, but did not vote
as to our choice Of a Candi-
date to compete in the elec-
tions of Delegate in June
jointly with Latrobe, Pa,
Lodge 389.
1t will now be the duty Of
the members of Lodge 327 to
decide Sunday, May "a, who
will face the Candidate of the
other Lodge in the June elec-
tions.
VIM. POvrzenic, Pres.
Anton Bucic, Secy.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-20
Bessemer 309 Votinq
First Sunday In June

BESSEMER, Pa. All
members of CFU Lodge 309
are asked to attend without
fail the next meeting which
will be held on Sunday, June
Z, at 200 PM, in the Croa-
tian Home, East Poland Ave
nue. and 9Th Street.
During our May 8 meet
ing, bro. Joseph r. Stanich
was nominated as our can
didate for Delegate to the
CFU Convention in Detroit.
However, since we are to
jointly elect a Delegate with
Lodge 647 Of Ellwood City,
Pa, voting will take place
from 200 until 700 PM. on
the aforementioned date.
Matt Fabijancich, Secy
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-20
Cleveland Manager In
Plea For Cooperation

CLEVELAND, Ohio - We
again wish to notify the par
ents of all CFU Nest 55
members that the nest meet.
ings are held the second
Friday of each month, at I
pm, in the Croatian Home
6314 st. Clair Ave.
This date should be re-
membered for the payment
of dues for it is impossible
for me to collect dues from
home to home or go to the
Croatian Home every time
someone there wishes to
pay their dues.
Remember that regardless
of the type of policy we can
only wait for the payment of
dues two months. After that
we will be forced to resort
to the suspension of delin-
quent members.
Make it a point to pay your
children's dues regularly and
thus avoid unnecessary sus-
pension from the Nest ranks.
Anna Rescic, Mgr.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-20
Dukane Tammies Alumni
Will Picnic On Nav 81

PITTSBURGH - The en-
ticing aroma of luscious roast
spring lamb with all the
trimmings will fill the air on
Sunday, May 81, at the Traf-
ford Gun Club, Trafford,
when the Duquesne Tambur-
itzans alumni stage this
years first big public picnic.
Everyone is invited.
Besides the succulent "jan-
jetina" there will Of course
be refreshing drinks Of an
kinds, and three different or
chestras will perform alter
nately all afternoon and eve
ming for your listening and
dancing pleasure.
The savory lamb will be
ready for serving at 1880
in the afternoon and again
at 4:3O.
Louis Stanisha, president Of
the Alumni Association, says
that the picnic is being put
on for the benefit of the Tam
buritza Hall Building Fund,
and that the event will be
the first and probably the
biggest picnic this summer.
Committee
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-20
Southern California Lodges Seeking
Tutor For Junior Tamburitza Ensemble
Central Committee Extends Invitation To
Qualified Instructors On Pacific Coast

LOS ANGELES, Calf. -
The Central Committee of
CFU Lodges wishes to an
nounce that a Junior Tambu-
rita Orchestra will be organ
lied among our Junior Order
members in the area.
At present we are in
need of a tamburitZa in
structOr and we ask those
qualified to teach such stu
dents to contact bro. Milan
Kirin, 1926 Woodman Ave.
Van Nuys, Calf, Phone:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-20
Brownsville Members
Get New Sick Chairman

w. BROWNSVILLE, Pa
This is to inform the members
of "Sveti Vid" CFU Lodge
3O7 that the Lodge has elec-
ted a Sick Committee Chair
man and in the future all
forms, information, ETC., con-
cerning sick benefits, must be
obtained from him.
Address your inquiries to
bro. Pete Ozegovic, Brier Hill,
Pa, phone Chapel 9-6303, as
your secretary will no longer
handle these affairs.
Steve Yerant, Secy.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-20
Matt Fabijancich, Secy

Bro Bella stated that he much merit in bro Man
dchs recommendation but that to adopt at this time
almost the of nominations for Convention Delegates
would result in confusion arguments and i'll feeling The
Supreme Secretary suggested that the Supreme
recommendation be referred to the Executive Board and
that Section "a remain untouched at this time
Bro. Kovacevich revealed that he had made number
of attempts in and around Los Angeles to get smaller LODI
ges merge with larger in order to create greater in
terest in the Society and bring activity in Men,
bershp Campaigns but that wanted to do much
The 3rd Supreme Vice President stated that in his opinion
such mergers in his would eventually bring on the
hiring of fule Field Representative who would sign
members and otherwise boost the stock there OF the
Croatian Fraternal Union.
The Chair recessed the meetings at this point for luz
cheon.
Stephen f. Brkich, Recording Secretary
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-20

ST. 5-4137.
The Committee is not In a
position to pay an instructor
very much in the beginning,
but we hope that as time pro-
crosses the committee and in
structor can come to an a
greement by which the a.
mount could be increased.
You all know the impor-
tance of having such activi-
ties and we therefore ask you
for your cooperation.
Milan Kirin, Rep.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-20

~OAA AAAASAAIcS1os
The Master of Ceremonies
was Mr.. John Spitz, the wor-
thy son of Slovak parents,
who devotes his talents to any
good cause that the Croats
may undertake. l was told
that his affection for our peo-
pie is fully reciprocated.
How Did 1t Happen?
But how did all this hap
pen? Nothing of Importance
does just happen. Every ac-
ton of humanity is a conse-
quence of thought and work.
All peoples desire to see their
i deals become actualities.
Sometimes these ideals are
! not clearly defined and some
times their conversion to re-
atty is slow and difficult.
The older ones, including
myself, desired to see the Sec
ond generation follow in our
footsteps.
They, however, being born
under different skies and in
a different atmosphere soon
found out that they would
best serve their own interests
and the interest Of the coun-
try, which gave them birth,
by forgetting certain habits
of their parents and preserv-
ing some others.
Old Guard Missing
Our lodges and cultural So
cieties are being taken over,
slowly, but surely, by the Sec
ond generation.
Besides the president of
Lodge AO, bro. Peter Brun-
ski, and Secretary, bro.
Frank Ivelich, who belong
to our venerable old guard,
/ did not see another old
ster on the Committee for
the preparation of this
event.
Mature young women and
men were everywhere in evi-
dence. They do care for the
good traditions of their own
people and they did work hard
to organize such a splendid
affair.
The greatest impression
made upon me was the fact
that this second generation is
already teaching the third
generation to love and revere
all that is beautiful and good
in their ancestral history.
Mrs. Pauline Stanley, as the
manager of Nest 242, is the
leader in this endeavor.
I congratulate the Mothers
| Auxiliary on their complete
success.
! Edward Stipan
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-20
Frankfort, ILL.,, Member Heaps Praise
On South Chicago Junior Tamburitzans
Nest 242 Groups Captivate Huge Crowd
During Colorful, Fast Moving Concert

FhAlNhfOhI, LII. - AIC0T
an absence of several years,
I happened to be in So. Chi
cago, ILL.,, on April 19, 1859,
by the invitation Of my 12-
year-old granddaughter, Mar
ma Stipan, in order to see her
singing and dancing at a con-.
cert given by the So. Chicago
Nest 242 Junior Tamburitzans
and Kolo Group.
This group is sponsored
by the Mothers Auxiliary
of Nest 242, which is affi-
hated with ban Jelacic"
Lodge 44O of the CFU.
I came, l saw, and was
conquered. In my long exper-
ience I have seen all kinds of
mediocre shows given by di-
verse organizations to bolster
their financial status. No one
begrudged them their none
tary successes, because it al
ways was for a worthy cause.
This concert, however, really
surprised me.
Bro. George Grzetich, Pres
ident of Lodge 229, and I
were sitting together and cri-
tically watching the perfor-
nance. Excellent training was
In evidence at all times.
Excellent Training
Bro. s. A. Cuzella, the
director Of music, must
have used much patience
and energy preparing the
youngsters for the show.
The harmonious tones en-
anating from the stage to the
audience were produced by
children ranging from Z to
Is years.
Either in instrumental or
vocal form the renditions
were very well accepted by q
full house. What impressed
me most remarkably was the
fact that the conductor al
lowed the children, and not
himself, to be "The Show"
His leadership was performed
most intelligently and unob.
trusively.
Instructive Lectures
I am not acquainted with
Mr.. Cuzella but I know he is
4 son Of q highly respected
family. He is "nase gore list
and I only wish that such
leaves were more numerous
The dancers were under
the direction of Mr.. George
Tressel, q professional tea
cher Of dancing. Besides
the kolo the children pre-
sented the dances of sever
al other ethnic groups.
Before each performance
the teacher delivered a short
and very instructive lecture
on the characteristics of the
dance and the significance OF
certain movements.
The demands on the orches.
ira were delivered in a very
fine fashion by the Muselin
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-20


Bro Ovcarich said that to adopt bro Mandichs
mendaton would be parting with precedent Of
standing and agreeing with something which never
discussed prior to this meeting the pages of the zaed
nicar He urged that this be dispensed with
not in keeping with Section "a of the present Bylaws
Bro. skrtic pointed out that every member Of this
Board has the best interests of the Society at heart and
that here wants to play Lodge against Lodge for
purpose He said that he is in sympathy with the plea of
smaller Lodges for Convention representation, but asked
why these smaller Lodges did not give thought to merging
their ranks for the purpose Of less assuring them
selves of Convention Delegates He too against any
change in Section 81 at this time
Agreeing that earlier discussion Of bro. Mandch's
recommendation at Executive Board meetings and via the
Zaednicar would have been eghtening bro Grasha
pointed out that the Socetys senior membership drop
ping and that what the Supreme President was suggesting
here would stir interest in Campaigns and find many
Lodges working diligently to themselves of elecng
delegates their The Junior Director
nothing wrong with giving smaller Lodges equitable
chance to elect Delegates with changing the thinking
Of this Board for the beement of the Croatan Fatna
Union.
Sister Nksic added that nothing done here will ever
satisfy all the members of the Society," but that to interpret
Section "a light at this time would only create argu
ments and bitterness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
FEATURE FILMS

FEAIUhE FILMS
WTTG-5
The Big Movie, Monday-Friday, l pm Five
Star Feature, Monday. Wednesday Friday,
SPIN; Starlight Theater, Monday Friday, II
pm; Playhouse Five. Saturday, 1920 pm.
Three complete Libraries of National Telehlm
Associates tilm packages, including: Gen
tlemans Agreement" with Gregory Peck,
"Ksys Of the Kingdom" with Vincent Price,
"Road House with Cornell Wilde, "Senti-
mental Journey" with John Payne "l3 Rue
Madeleine" with James Cagney.
WMAL-7
Friday Night Movie, 80 pm; Saturday Night
Movie, 1880 pm; Sunday Afternoon Movie,
Bpm. RKO Showcase and National Telefilm
Associations film packages including such
films as: "Androcoles and the Lion" with
Jean Simmons Clash by Night" with Mari
lyn Monroe, "Wse Geordie" with Alistair Sim,
Heaven Can Wait" Don Ameche; This
Above All" with Tyrone Power.
WTOP-s
The Early Show. Monday through Friday. pm;
The Late Show, Monday Friday ll:l5 pm.
SUNDAY, 1920 PM and The Ten-Thirty
Theater. Saturday. 1890 pm. Paramount
and MGM, 10th Century Fox, Warner Bros,
Columbia and United Artists including such
films as: 1.-TWO Years Before the Mast" with
Alan Ladd Beau Geste" with Gary cooper
Double Indemnity" with Fred MacMurray,
Destination Tokyo" with Cary Grant, Bitter
Rice" with Sylvana Magnano.
TELEFILMS
WRC-
The Phil SiIvers ShOw-Friday, pm, starting
October 9.
MIR. Adams and EVe-Tuesday and thursday
$50 am started September ].
The HOnsymOOnerS - Wednesday $3.50 am'
started September g.
The BrOthers-Monday, $50 am, started Au-
gust 81.
Eve Arden Show-Frday, $50 am, started Sep
TENDER I.
WTTG-5
Ida LupinO ShOw-Tuesday $50 pm, started
September 8.
Judge ROy Bean-Saturday, pm, started Sep
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13

with the University Of Maryland. DR.. Frank
GOODWIN, teacher.
The 25th HOur-Sunday, pm. starting Sep
TENDER 20. Spotlighting hobbies and avoca-
tons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13

4
INTO THE VALE-Typicol Of the better
thon-overoee fore being offered this
season in movies is 1.-THE Charge of the
Light Briqode" Enrol Flynn and Olivia
deHoviIIond stor Ten-Thirty Theoter,
Saturday, 1870 pm, WTOP-9.
Ding Dong SchoOI-Monday- Friday, $50 am.
starting September IA.
Air POwer-Saturday, pm, started August %.
Not for Hire-Thursday 1870 pm, starting
September II.
Champion Bridge-Charles Goren Show: Sun
day. $3.50 p.m starting October ls.
breakdown Sunday, pm, starting October 10.
WTOP-9
Rescue S-Wednesday pm, starting Novem~
Der IL.
LOCAL SPORTS
WRC-
College Football Games-Saturday, 445 pm,
starting September 10 (timeS will Vary.
WTTG-5
Strikes and Spares-Tuesday, 1890 pm, start
ing September Is (bowling show.
Horse ShOw-Live from Madison Square Gar
den No date has been set.
Dog ShOw-Westminster Kennel Clubs annual
championship dog show from Madison
Square Garden. No date has been set.
WMAL--7
Presidents Cup Regatta-Sunday pm, Sep
TENDER 20 Especial one-time telecast).
NOtre Dame FOOtba-Sunday. l2:45 pm, start
ing September q TALL 10 games OF the
season.
WTOP-9
Pro Football Demonstrating September q,
Sunday, pm.
Pre- Game COnference-Starting September II,
Sunday, las pm. Coach Mike Nixon.
PrO-FOOtbalI SpeciaI-Starting September ~,
Sunday, 4:45 pm. Morrie Slegel.
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-14

Some dogs out-think some
people.
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Werner King, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Miller and Mr.. anc
Mrs. George Milne were Sidney
callers Friday.
Mrs. Bessie Carlson left fol
Minneapolis, MINI. to visit rela-
tives Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Johnston
shopped and visited in Wolf Point
Friday.
Bill Winhofer was a Richey
shopper Friday.
Evening callers at the George
Milne home Friday evening were
Mrs. Thershia Winhofer and Bill.
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Carlson entertained Nh. and
Mrs. Paul Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Carlson, Donald and My
ron Pentz, and Don Handles in
honor of Terry's seventh birthday.
MI. and Mrs. Bill Fatzinger and
family were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Johnston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Swihart and
Collete visited in the afternoon
and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. Widman
spent Sunday at the Frank Win
hofer home.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Irving
Barnes entertained at dinner, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Carlson and
family and Mr.. Harry Turner OF
Wolf Point. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Fredrickson called in the after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. Widman and
Otto Neuman called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Arnold Dredrich in Wolf
Point on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Milne and
girls were in Wolf Point on bust
ness Tuesday afternoon.
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-14

c. R. Thiessen accompanied by
Pastor Roberts returned from ST,
Paul the last of the week. They
spent several days in attendance
at the Prayer conference being
held in that city for the Alliance
churches.
The new three-bedroom trailer
house of the Ben Rogers family
was delivered here on Monday
End they are living in the trailer
court operated by the Lambert
Saddle Club.
DR.. and Mrs. Harley Carlson of
Rochester, Mimi, are rejoicing
I'VE the arrival on Monday, Oct.
5th of a girl weighing 6 lbs plus
and named Beret Martha.
Gerald Swanson of Kings Gar
den, Seattle, Washington spent a
few days in this area the past
week. He was a Sunday dinner
guest of Mrs. Clara Thiessen.
Pastor Howard Emory, a mis-
sionary on furlough from New
Guinna, French West Africa is
speaking at the Missionary Ali
ance church from Sunday through
Tuesday, at the Prayer conference.
On Tuesday the ladies of this area
gathered for two services during
the morning and afternoon.
On Friday evening the seniors
of the high school will present
their class play How could you,
Grandma?" This is reported as
being a fine comedy.
Word was received here Sunday
evening of the sudden passing of
Mrs. Chas. Johnson of Savage. The
for many years resided
On McCone Heights, south of
Lambert. Mrs. johnson has been
in i'll health for many years.
Mrs. Melvin Schwartz accom-
panied by Grandma Poison and
Nadine, spent Tuesday afternoon
visiting in town. Grandma Poison
'eturned home again with Mrs.
Schwartz.