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New Britain herald., 1926-12-10
FLATS PREJUDICE
 AS ALIEN TO MAN
(Continu. ed from First Page)

The rarest kind of charity Is charity of speech and judgment for our fellowmen. There Is more need in the world today for charity of speech and thought than for char ity of purse.
 Where there is one man in the world suffering for bread, there are thousands suffering on account of unfair judgment of others.
 There are a lot of so-called blunt men in the world. They are simply good men with bad disposi- tions. They destroy the happiness of those about them. If pursuit of of man, what shall we say of those i'll natured men who go about de- stroying the happiness of others?
 True Masonry requires service. That Is the supreme test of a good Mason.
 That is the supreme test of Ma sonry-service t%others. l used to think that if man behaved himself he was a good man. I have come to believe that a man can behave himself and yet by his selfishness be bad man.
 "Selfishness Is the greatest of all sins. The greatest of all virtues is love expressed in service.
 He who loves his fellowmen is serving God the best he can."
 32O Present at Dinner
 Howard Y. Stearns, high priest of A turkey dinner was served. There were 320 present at the dinner, which was said to be the largest gathering of Royal Arch Masons ever held in New Britain.
 The program was opened with music by the Nutmeg club orchestra of New Britain and the Philhar- monic male quartet of Springfield. The invocation was made by Rev. Samuel Sutcliffe, grand chaplain. Greetings from the grand high priest were brought by Edward A. Klatte, deputy grand high priest.
 An address of welcome was made by Mayor Gardner c. Weld, himself a member Of Giddings chapter. The mayor was given an enthusiastic ovation when he announced that in addition to its being the birthday anniversary Of Giddings chapter, it also was the birthday anniversary of the mayor of the city. He hum orous- ly stated that he thought it very nice that both parties should be cele- brated together.
 The roll of membership of Gid dings chapter in it's 75 years of his tory and at the present time, accord ing to the mayor. shows names of men who are strong. faithful and prominent in the social. industrial and civic life of the city and state.
 An exhibition Of playing upon an ordinary carpenters saw with a vio- lin bow was given by Mir. Pike, ac- companist of the quartette.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-10
Speaks for First Time
 Since Injury Nov. 1

Waterville, Me. Dec. 10.-LP-- Clyde Johnson, a Shawmut youth who was injured in an automobile crash on November 4, yesterday spoke for the first time since the ac- cident. He regaineu consciousness 20 days after he was injured, but ap- parently had lost the power of speech.
 Today, five weeks after his mis- hap, young Johnson greeted his phy sician, at the hospital with a cheery "good morning." and discussed the circumstances of the accident with the nurses.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-12-26
GIRLS HOLD PARTY
FOR BUSINESS CADETS
Student Officers Get Christmas
Gifts at Treat Given by
Auxiliary Monday.

The Girls Auxiliary at Business
High School gave a Christmas treat
to the cadets last Monday. Hot chloe
oiate, waters and candy were served.
Miss Grace Wooden. as representative
of the auxiliary, presented Christmas
gifts to the officers and staff, includ-
ing alarm clocks for those who find it
hard to get to school on time. A
cheer led by Cadet Sergt. Joseph
Tarshes expressed the boys apprecia-
ton to the girls of the auxiliary
Frank Prevail was elected president
of the February class of 1927 at a
meeting held by the eighth semester
sections last week. He has been
active in his entire high school career
in the different activities of the school,
especially in the bank.
Miss Cora Mccarthy, who has
charge of the oratoriCal contest at
Business this year, is to form club
known as the Constitution Club. from
which she hopes to bring winner.
The members of the club will study
the Constitution and submit essays
for the oratoriCal contest.
The biology classes, under the guild
ance of the teacher. Miss Maude Gun
sther, have made recent visits to the
New National Museum. The students
were particularly interested in the ex-
hbition of prehistoric animals and
fish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-12-26
DUMAS is HONORED.
Kappa ri Medical Society of How
ard, Elects Officers.

The Kappa Pi honorary medical
scholarship society of the college ol
medicine. Howard University, held Its
annual banquet and induction of new
members Saturday, December IL
DR. NJ o. Dumas, a graduate OF the
college of medicine in 1895, was in
Quoted into the society by DIR. w. A
Warfield, surgeon-in-chief of Freed
mems Hospital. DR.. Warfield is also
an honorary member of the society
DR.. Dumas stood first in his class and
was awarded $50 in gold upon gradu
alton. Recently he has been awarding
the NJ. o. Dumas prize of 500 in gold
to the student in the graduating class
who receives the highest average
scholarship during his four years in
the college of medicine.
The Kappa Pi honorary society was
organized during the last school year
by DIR. John Goldsherry, at present an
inferno in Freedmens Hospital. The
society seeks to promote scholarship
in the college of medicine. The active
members of the society are selected
from the members of the Junior and
senior classes of the college of medi-
cine who have the highest scholarship
averages. The officers of the society
are members of the senior class. The
newly elected senior members to, the
society are: Narcotics Golf, Logan
Horton and Douglass Sheppard. The
Junior members are r. +. Jason, H. L..
jefferson, H. Bramwell. II. f. Carter.
G. K Andrews. c. V. DeCasseres, c..
F. Nelson, H. f. Wharton, J. G..
Gathings and f. B. Perry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-12-26
M'KINLEY GIRL WINS
$25 EMBLEM PRIZE
Ruth Biting Is Rewarded by
Washington Society of Arts
and Crafts.

Ruth Biting, H. a student at Nc
Kinley High School, won the $25 prize
in an emblem competition held under
the auspices of the Washington So
ciety of Arts and Crafts. The design
submitted by Miss Biting will be used
in the emblem of the organization.
Henry Bush Brown was the chairman
of the committee making the award.
The Tech social service organiza.
ton has been filling Christmas bags
and stocking to be presented to the
Associated Charities, the Gospel Mis-
sion and the Florence Crittenden
Home. This organization has for
years been contributing at Thanksgiv-
ing and Christmas to the poor and
needy in Washington.
Ross Ritter Guthrie, Tech alumnus,
was recently awarded the Parmenter
scholarship at Harvard College. In
1924 Mr.. Guthrie was an honor student
and captain of cadets at Mckinley
High School.
Last Tuesday night the Pharos,
Tech honor society, held a dinner al
the school. and later in the evening
adjourned to the meeting of the alumni
association.
The Pharos has recently been ad,
mitted to the National Honor Society
and will henceforth be known as the
Pharos Chapter of the National Honor
Society Of Secondary Schools.
An exhibition of the work produced
in the mechanical and art departments
Of Tech will be held at the school in
January The Tech Orchestra, as well
as the Opera Club, will render selec
tons. The public will be invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-12-26
LANGLEY JUNIOR HIGH
3 YEARS OLD THURSDAY
Pupils Sing Christmas Carols at
Two Assemblies and Principal
Speaks.

Langley Junior High School was
3 years old on Thursday. Two assem-.
blies were held, one for upper grades
and one for lower grades. The pupils
sang Christmas carols and appropri
ate remarks were made at each assem-.
bly, by Principal Henry w. Draper.
The Girl Reserves prepared bag
of toys and a basket of food for a
needy family. The girls who took an
active part in this work were Gwen.
dolyn Willis. Eleanor Wheeler, Gwyn-
cite Willis. Helen Boyle. Emma Hid
Ella Scheuring and Margaret Rowley.
The Girl Reserves have chosen Delhi
as the name of their chapter.
Section 7-A-1 decorated two Christ
mas trees for all Langley to enjoy
The following pupils prepared this
surprise, under the direction of Miss
Elizabeth Lewis, section teacher: Jack
Rankin. Raymond Kline. Fred Tansill
Mabel Pain and Willard Camalier.