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Evening star., 1936-07-19

know whether you can act or not. Be
cause you weren't acting, were you?
You were the real thing"
We'll - it's all | am," he said.
They'll find 1t out one of these days.
| know it now. And it's not easy to
pretend to be anything else -"
Why do you try?"
i've got to. | want money to go
back and buy my old home. | can
make it here couldn't make it any
where else. I'm not clever. But next
month the Studio will sign me up for
two years. They'll give me two thou
sand a week I'll be a rich man -
maybe"
Why m0ybe?" she asked again.
He sat silent for a moment, trying
to find the answer. "If things don't
get me-" he said at last, you see, just
because I'm fake actor, just hick
with camera face. it's not going to
be easy to stand against them. The
real actors are all right It's their work
and it keeps their feet on the ground.
But the rest of us aren't real anything
And so We go haywire. -
You won't go haywire.'
Il don't know II don't mean to.
And yet I'm doing things all the time
that aren't me at all. That's why I'm
going home. where | belong. Meeting
people belong to will help straighten
me out. If could find someone who
cared enough to stand by and keep
ME straight -" he added, wstfully:
Three years is long time to keep
anything -"
The blood had risen to the roots OF
her dark brown hair. is there some
one?'
Il think - I'm hoping so. guess
it's just my nerve. There isn't reason
on earth. Maybe she's forgotten ="
''Or maybe not" The girl was smil-
ing to herself, family twisted smile
And then after little pause she got up
and untethered her horse and swung
herself easily into the saddle. when
you come back, bring her to see me-"
she said 1--WE three will hold the fort
together"
He stood at her bride. smiling up
Evening star., 1936-07-19

1T will do what want" said Gale.
smiling. But he couldn't tell them
what he wanted. They wouldn't be-
lIeve him any more than Janet or
Rand would have believed him. Know
ing that, a sort of fierce reticence
closed down on him. When you really
cared. you kept your mouth shut. You
didn't carry your heart on your sleeve
for people to stare and jeer at - not
even to earn their help or pity.
Its such grand night, Gale said.
Come for walk with me, Lois. I've
only got few days. | want to see
things"
She went with him passively. She
loved him SO much. 1t didn't matter
how he hurt her. She had read in
books that nothing really lasted; that
people recovered from the most dread
full loss. But she felt wiser than all the
books. She knew that she would never
get Gale out of her heart
Gale stopped for minute, looking
across the fields to the bright. twink
ling eyes of his lost home.
They've done things to it you
wouldn't know it," said Lois. But
| guess everything seems strange to
you now You'll be glad to be gone
again"
NO" he said And stopped dead,
unable to tell her how eager he had
been to come back. And how lost he
felt.
You must have SO many friends"
she said.
so many don't know them" He
gave a rough little laugh. ITS sort of
lonely -"
Il couldn't bear you to be lonely"
why do you care?" ne asked.
Lois lifted her head high Il don't
know why. But do care More than
for anything"
Gale turned towards her, so that
she saw his face dimly in the starlight.
Lois, do you mean that?"
She met him with all her helpless,
reckless simplicity. Yes"
Enough to come with me?"
Anywhere in the world" She
wasn't afraid any more. Not now that
he was holding her against him with
that desperate thankfulness. Leslie
was gone, forgotten as though he had
never really been Whatever happened,
she belonged to Gale.
Lois hadn't told Gale about Leslie.
She never told him At first she had
actually forgotten. Then she was mar
ried. And it was too late.
No one else told Gale, for the whole
town was too concerned with its pride
in having produced film celebrity.
If any remembered Leslie Janson and
the half acknowledged engagement,
they shrugged their shoulders. Every
one who could went to the station.
And there, as she stood with Gale on
the train platform, Lois had seen
Leslie for the first time since her mar
riage. And the laughter died in her.
Gale had seen him too. He had al
ready tried to find him. But the bark
people said Leslie had taken sudden
vacation, and Gale had left note
with the hundred dollars. Now there
he was, turned up at the last moment.
Leslie" Gale shouted.
Leslie stood there at the back of the
crowd, not moving, not making a sign
of recognition. But he was looking at
Lois and forcing her to look at him,
trying to hold her as if by an hypnotic
spell. He was, as usual, well-dressed
and bearing all the outward signs of
cautious respectability. And yet there
was something wild and broken about
him. His mouth, under the small clipped
moustache, was twisted in a little
smile - a terrible little smile as
though he were saying, You see what
you have done to me- Now | am going
to watch what becomes of you. You
won't hold him for a week You'll
Evening star., 1936-07-19
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Evening star., 1936-07-19
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y apreciable comerciante pro-
pietario del acreditado restau-
rant Columbia, residente en-
la tercera avenida mum. 2208.
Despues de ser sometidas a exa-
men, ell jurado falla a favor de
Adelita, que representara a
Tampa en- ell concurso en- la We
Gina ciudad.
A Adelita, fina Y delicada fl
gurita, cortes y muy atenta tu-
vimos ell gusto de visitarla aver,
encontrandola sentada en- su
magnffico piano de cola, entire
gada a los estudios del arte por
Ell que siente en- su alma como
Una cosa suya; una parte de su
vida, arte del que ha hecho I'm
prodi2io por sus legftimas Y ma
turales facultades, cultivadas
ION verdadero interes por su
1ecidida vocacJ6n y la conse-
:uencia y carino de sus padres
Iue idolatran en- ella, rodeando-
\ de todas las facilidades para
.ue desarrolle sus Facilitates.
Una chiquilla a1n, va es profe-
ora graduada en- solfeo y pia-
no, en- ell University Etensi6n
Conservatory, pero Adelita no
descansa, sigue tomando classes
y dedica con preferente aten-
ci6n parte del dia a su piano.
En- ella tenemos una competi-
dora fuerte, seg1n ell criterio
Iue oimos de autorizados tanto
'atinos como americanos, pro-
fesores de m1sica, para ell con-
surso de West Palm Beach.
Felicitamos a sus apreciables
padres agregando para ella fra
ses alentadoras y de congratu-
laci6n, con nuestro tribute de
simpatia y admiration, consi-
derandola, un legftimo orgullo
de nuestra colonia latina.
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bilidad de que Hitler desande 10
andado; es decir, descartada la
esperanto de una evacuaci6n
de la region senana, que redun-
darfa en- desprestigio del dicta-
dor aleman, no sc descubre aquf
mas SOLUTION que o bien la de
impcner sanciones coleotivas a
Alemania, resolution que esta
rodeada de un sin fin de difficult
AIDES, o bien obtener un aumen-
to de las garantfas que Inglate-
IRA, Italia y Belgica ofrecieron
antano a Francia ell d{a en- que
esta naci6n acept6 pactar con
Alemania pcr vez primera des-
pues de la guerra.
I'm aumento de se2uridad Sc
ria para Francia, que 'hace des-
cansar toda su polftica interna-
cional sOtre los pactos mutuos
de no aggression y sobre la segu-
ridad ~colectiva, un triunfo que
compensate la i~rremediable
derrota que significa para ella
Fl abandono de la fuerte posi-
zion que era La IONA desmilita-
"izada de Renania.
Considerable las cosas bajo
este angulo pudiera muy bien
suceder 10 siguiente, en- orden a
la situaci6n International: Ale
mania, invitada a presentarse
en- Londres por las naciones fir
NANTES del Pacto de LOcarno, Sc
enteraria de que Francia eSta-
ba decidida a someter al arbitra
je de La Corte de Justicia In
ternacional de La Haya ell exa-
men del Pacto francoSovietfco
tpreguntando a este alto Tribu-
nal 81 existfa alguna incompa-
ibilidad entire diaho Pacto y ell
de Locarno. Para los franceses
no da lugar a dudas la respues-
"a de la Corte de La Haya, Sc
"a favorable a su punto de Wis
ia. EntonceS las naciones fir
nantes del Pacto de Locarno sc
yerfan en- ell trance de plantear
4 Alemania la obligation de re-
irarse de Rumania. 81 Alema-
Tia Sc negara a clio como TODD
leja suponer, Sc buscaria la for
nula propicia para dar a Fran
cha esa mayor seguridad, csc
aumento de garantias que desea
ardientemente este pals Y que
podria llegar inclusive a alcan-
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SOCIALES

ba, alguna idea tienen las dami-
tas', Elenita Lastro, Clarita
Valdes, Conchita Cigarran, Be-
ningna Fernandez, Maria Tulsa
Benitoa, Patricio Broadway, Fe
licia Cueto, Maria Martinez, Els
tela Garcia, Maria Ncriega, Ma
ria Fernandez, Matilde Fernan-
DEE, Nick None, Fina Fernan-
DEE, Vivi Diaz, Elda Vega, Da-
liza Menendez, Isabel Herman
DEE, Alfredo Gonzalez Y seiora,
Lourdes y Cecilia Vazquez, Do
ra Menendez, Diana Cortes, O.
livia Fernandez, Benny Rea,
Victoria Campillo, Lila Marti-
nez, Matilde Diaz, Beatriz Mar
tinez, Pillar Alfonso, Mary Galan
Grace Aguirre, Onelia Garcia
Frances Rey, Alicia Fuentes,
Alicia Fernandez, Julia Fuen-
les, Elena Fernandez, Dulce
Maria Fernandez, Pope Moran
Z sonora, Alicia Gutierrez, Ami
ia Acosta, Ines Moran, Genove-
va Moreda, Benjamin Garcia,
Gerardo Cigarran Y sonora,
Leon Haber y sonora, Frank
Polo, Antonio Blanco y sonora,
Ergasto Arrange y Sehora, Jim
my Balberry, JESUS Fernandez,
Antonio Cueto, R. B. Dfaz, y sc
nora, Sabine Rodriguez, Eloy
PARA, Abelardo Cigarran, Ma
nual Gonzalez H. Mu1fz,
Una fiesta que tenfa aspecto
familiar, donde pasamos un a.
gradable ratio. Sc hablaba con
entusiasmo de la "Gran Fiesta
Primaveral" que tendra efecto
ell dia 10 en- ell edificio de West
Tampa, a beneficio de los socios
necesitados, bajo los auspicios
de la Secci6n de Propaganda.
A la larga lista de personals que
han comprado tickets, Sc suma-
ron muchas mas aver.
Una noche grstisima.
La gaceta., 1936-04-08
LOS ALCALDES DE LOS PA
LAGOS Y CAMAGUEY DE-
NUNCIAN
DADES

Habana, abril S.-Los alcal-
des electos de Los Palacios, Pr
mar del Rio, Y Camaguey, Sc
han dirigido al Secretario de
Gobernaci6n, pidiendole que en-
vie periciales de dicho departa-
mento, para IqUe comprueben
las irregularidades cometidas
por sus antecesores los alcal-
DIES de facto.
Una communication semejan-
tie fue enviada a la Secretarfa
del Interior por ell Alcalde de
Jaruco, ell cual manifesto que
ell mayor de facto que lie prece-
do ha "distraido", todos los
fond0s de la municipalidad,
creandole con clio u ngrave pro-
blema, toda vez que en- breve la
compania del acueducto a la
cual no lie podra pagan por ca
recer de fondos, lie retirara ell
aqua.
Tambien ha protestado ante
ell Secretario de G5bernaci6n Ell
Alcalde de Melena del Sur, ell
cual dice que no ha podido rea-
liar ning1n cambio de perso-
nal toda vez que los empleados
a los crales ha intentado cesan-
tear lie han manifestado que es-
taban apoyados por ell Gabine-
tie Nacional de Identification.
FL DR.. Smith ha contestado q
este Iltimo funcionario, ratifi-
cando 10 dicho por sus emplea-
dos.
La gaceta., 1936-04-08
BARNET NO ENVIARA
MENSAJE ALGUNO AL
CUBAN0

Habana, abril Sci Sdcre-
tario de Justicia e INFERNO de
la Presidential, doctor Andres
D. mingo Morales del Castillo,
aclar6 hoy, que ell Presidente
Provisional, senior Barnet, no
tenia ell prop6sito de enviar
mensaje alguno al Congreso,
que inargur6 hace dos dias Sc
stones.
Ell Presidente Barnet, seg1n
ell Secretario aludidO, no debe
tener iniciativa legislative algu
ma con ell Congreso, va que su
caracter de gobernan.e provi-
sional 10 pone en- diferente pla-
no a los miembros de las CANA
ras, que han sido electos por ell
pueblo.
Tambien manifesto ell Secre-
tario Andres Domingo, que en-
ell Consejo de Secretaries que
Sc celebrara esta tarde, no Sc
aprobaran medidas legislativas,
sine que, simplemente, Sc ira
tara de los asuntos administra-
tivos.
La iniciativa lei islativa, en-
10 adelante, queda totalmente
en- manos del CongresO.
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intelligence piGmistG

intelligence piGNistG
Para enviar una representa-
ci6n al concurso de m1sica y bal
lie que tendra efecto en- fecha
pr6xima en- West Palm Beach,
Sc convoc6 a una Oposici6n pa
"a escoger la "mensajera" en-
tire pianistas de primera clase.
La oposici6n tuvo efecto ell pa
sado sabado en- ell Friday Morn
ing Musicale, escojiendo a tres
muchadhas, mas sobresalientes
en- ell arte marfileho. Figuraban
entire las aspirantes, dos mu-
chachas americanas y una lati-
ma, la culta e inteligente Srta.
Adelita Hernandez, hija queri-
disima de los esposos Carmita y
Casimiro Hernandez, conocido
La gaceta., 1936-04-08
PoR 23s voTos CONTRA g..


explosion una bomba en- la re-
sidencia del diputado izquier-
dista Eduardo Ortega Gasset,
hermano del mentor de la ju-
ventud literaria espahola, Jo-
sc Ortega Gasset.
La maquina Internal, oculta
EN- una costa de huevos, hirio
~ligeramente a la esposa de E.
duardo Ortega Gasset, y des-
truy6 varias ventanas de su re-
sidencia.
Tn muerto y dos heridos por
una explosion en- Valencia
I'm muerto y dos heridos sc
registraron en- Valencia, al ex-
plctar la caldera de una loco
motora, que Sc encontraba en-
la estacion del ferrocarril de
dicha ciudad.
I'm moline cercano recibi6
danos de consideration. Sc ig-
nora la causa de este hecho.
Dos atentados dinamiteros
en- Barcelona
Dos atentados dinamiteros
Sc registraron hoy en- la ciudad
de Barcelona.
Ademas, Sc realiz6 un aten-
tado personal contra ell ex-di-
rector de prisiones, senior Jo-
Sc Rojas.
Del Sur de Espana llegan
noticias de nuevas alteraciones
del orden y saqueos de iglesias
La gaceta., 1936-04-08
PALPITACONES NTERNACTONALE
LA CRISIS DE LA SOCIEDADD DE NACIONEs
Francia quiere garantias de seguridad

Paris, La Sociedad de Nacio-
mes, que fue creada en- Londres
por la voluntad de un anglosa-
Jon, esta atravesando en- estos
momentos la crisis mas decisiva
de su historic y, precisamente,
la cagi.al inglesa vuelve en- es-
tas circumstances eulminante a
cfrecer hospitalidad al organis-
mo International.
Este es 10 que Sc dice, por 10
menos, en- Paris, donde Sc fun
dan shora grandes esperanzas
sobre una modification de la
actitud de Inglaterra en- ell con-
flicto diplomatico provOcado
per la ruptura del Pakto de Lo-
carno.
Cuando hasta los ingleses so
10 parecian preconizar la nece-
sidad de entablar 10 antes posi-
BILE negociaciones con Hitler, Sc
gun ell deseo expresado por ell
canciller, Sc adVierte en- sl mo-
do de pensar una reaction que
Sc atribuye al discourse que ante
ell Consejo de la Sociedad de Ma
I,iones ha pronunciado ell senior
F1andin, discurso en- ell que, pro
curando dejar a un lado las
preccupaciones fnacionales "
particulars, ha conseguido ele-
var ell tono del debate colocan-
dose sobre ell terreno de la lega-
lidad pura, que tanto respetO
inspira a los britanicos.
Hacienda yer ell senior Elan
din que Sc trataba en- cierto mo-
do de Ia existencia miSma de la
Sd,iedad de Naciones ha con-
denado con palabras definiti-
vas, que no podian menos de
impresionar fuertemente a los
formalistas ingleses ell intento
de erigir en- sistema polftico la
republication unilateral de COM
promises libre y solemnemente
contraidos.
81 un Gobierno puede, en- Ell
ejercicio de su omnipotencia-
ha venido a decir ell miniStro
de Egtado frances, anular
hoy 10 cue aver suscribfa, en-
t9nces mas vale l,onsiderar que
ha dejado de existir este Tribu-
nal superior de las naciones que
nos habiamos acostumbrado To-
dos a acatar.
En- efecto, descartada la posi-
La gaceta., 1936-04-08
De regreso

De regresO
Sc encuentra de nuevo en- es-
ia ciudad, ell Sr. Gregorio Cha
vez, Presidente de los Emigra-
dos Revolucionarios Cubanos
que fue a la capital cubana a a.
suntos relacionados con la agru
paci6n que preside y a atender
su salud con varios especialis-
tas de la urbe lhabanera.
Regresa muy bien ell Sr. Cha
vez trayendo un mensaje a sus
compaheros, de la mission que lie
llevara a Cuba.
Reciba nuestra bienvenida ell
viejo patricia.
La gaceta., 1936-04-08

I'm picnic
La Secci6n de Benefacci6n de
los Loyal Knights ,anuncia un
picnic para ell dia II de Mayo
en- los terrenos del parQue ia
Columna', a beneficio de sus
fondos.
Cooperaremos con los Caba-
lleros Leales de America, pOr
ell mayor triunfo de su festival
que lleva un fin altruista.
Cesar RiVerO.
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La fiesta en- La Tropical

Una fiesta muy divertida la
de aver en- Ell amplio top room
de la cerveceria La Tropical,
bcnito salon perfectamente a.
condicionado, provisto de las
comodidades necesarias. En- ese
lugar, Sc respir6 aver IN am
biante de algeria, infiltrada por
la p%resencia de tantas mucha-
chas bonitas. Bello sexo que con
ST presencia da realce a las fies
ta3, como espiritu alentador,
que nos ,haee oNidar las amar-
garas y sinsabores del biario
bregar.
Terneros asados Sc sirvieron
a la nutrida concurrencia, aeon
pahado del rico Lacquer que fue
obsequiado en- abundancia y en-
tremes de jam6n. Despues de la
ccmida Sc bail6 hasta horas de
L. noche.
Entire los concurrentes publ
mos anotar las siguientes per-
scnas: Sr. Ramon Fernandez
Rey y sonora, DR.. Santiago Pa
niello v sonora, DR.. Ismael An
gulo y sonora, DR.. ]. N. Torret-
to v sonora, la interesante Blan
&C. Amelita Escalante, Perfecta
C2lmenares, atenta y simpatica
Presidenta de la Secci6n de Da-
mas, Mayita Lima, la "dinami-
ca" y cortes damita, Elenita
Botino, Palmira Garcia, Presi-
denta de la Secci6n de Damas
de Protection y Auxilio, quien
nos manifesto que ell jueves 16
Sc celebraran elecciones para la
nueva directiva, y que las direc-
twas entrante y saliente serian
hcmenajeadas con IN banquete.
Rail Vega y sonora, Peter Alon
so y sonora, Charles Hall y Sc
nora, Jose Marchetta, Olga Par
do, Elba Iglesias, H. Feraan-
DEE, Margarita r. Rivero, Cata-
lima Rodriguez, Mario Rodrf-
guez, Cronista de ia Prensa',
Alfredo Montoto, Cronista de
GA Traducci6n'', Manuel Via
mis- y sonora, Lidia Morales, Sill
via Morales, Oscar Miyares, Jr.
Oscar Miyares, Sr. Y sehora, Sr.
Aspra y sonora, Hilda Perez,
Teresa Perez, Emilia Gonzalez,
Mariana Tejeiro padre e hijo,
Laureano y Felicidad Tejeiro,
Juan Lassus y sonora, Mary Ga
Ian, Grace Aguirre, Manuel Fer
nandez, Federico Cassals, San
tiago Rey, Maxine Aguirre,
Mary CampOs, Benny Arena,
Manuel Aloma, G. Lopez, Dora
Martinez, Sam Canello, Manue-
lta Fernandez, que "embarca-
ba a los concurrentes para Gu
La gaceta., 1936-04-08

a los periodicals. que en- breve
embarcaria para tomar possession
nuevamente del puesto consular
que ostenta en- Europa, y que su
vista al Primer Magistrate es-
taba relacionada con ell amplio
movimiento consular Gltimamen
te decretado por Ell Gobierno.
La gaceta., 1936-04-08
LA VIUDA DE MELLA VISI-
TO AL PRESIDENTE

Habana, Abril 8.-La Sra.
Zaldivar, viuda del joven lider
antiimperialista, Julio Antonio
Mella, asesinado por los hom :
bres de la dictadura ma,hadis-
ia en- Ciudad Mexico, hace unos
siete amos, visit6 aver al Sr. Pre-
sidente Provisional, Jose Bar
net.
La viuda de Mella manifesto
La gaceta., 1936-04-08

gar la protection inglesa para
las froLberas de Austria.
ST este case lle2ara a reali-
zarse, en- vez de haber perdido
con los recien.es acontecimien-
tos, Francia considerable que
ha salido ganando...
Evening star., 1936-04-04
Marriage Licenses.

William " WEIGH. %. SOLO 42nd St. and
Virginia s. Choppell. 21. 49I3 43rd st.
Sydney j. fischer' Il ar'ni b. New York City. and
Pearl Kramer. 80. Cavalier Hotel; Rev.
ave. and Maxine Duvel. %. 1925 De-
catur ST.; Rev. r. j. Clinchy
Leno johnson. 26. 634 North Capitol ST..
and Jessie L. Hill. %. 1876 v St; Rev.
Boyd H. Miller: %. Hyattsville. Md. and
Eileen D. Colbert. Is. Cottage City. Md;
John L. sniseak. "a. 1855 Lawrence st.
ne. and Mary Pastula. %. Tresckaw.
Pa: Rev. w. J. Russell.
re. and Mary 1, Younsblood. s5. Ta-
George G; Corners, 26: $3.50 oliver ST..
rison ST.: Rev. J. H. Hollister.
James e. Cobb, jr.. 80 Elmont. Va. and
Helen o. Thrower. 25. Ashland. Va;
Max GoIdstein.. 80 and Lena weiner. 30.
both OF Baltimore; Reys G. Silverstone.
and Tillie s. Cafritz. 81. 1910 Varnum
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Matthew J. Gallavan. so. and Anna Smith,
35; both Of 1011 Otis pl.; Rev. M. w.
Robert L. Baum. 2s. e44o 18th st.. and
Rhoda Lichtman. 1S. Shoreham Hotel
Evening star., 1936-04-04
CITY HEADS DENY
ROAD CLOSING PLEA
Declare Request of Trinity Col
lege Would Be Against
Public Interest.

The Commissioners yesterday re-
3ected the request of Trinity College
and the Oblate Fathers to close Lin
coin road between Franklin street and
Michigan avenue northeast, declaring
1t would be against the public interest
The question has been pending be-
fore the District heads for several
weeks. The strip they were asked to
close borders the Trinity College cam
puS on the east for part of the distance
and divides the campus of the Oblate
Fathers for the remainder of the
distance.
The petitioners suggested that Lin
coin road be routed farther east via a
diagonal street running from the in
terSection of Franklin street to Fourth
street northeast.
The Commissioners for some time
have considered widening Lincoln road
north of Truxton Circle, which would
provide an improved highway on the
eastern border of Glenwood Cemetery
and Trinity College. No action was
taken on the street improvement.
Evening star., 1936-04-04
HOUSE CHAPLAIN
GUEST MINISTER

DR.. James Shera Montgomery, chap
lain of the House of Representatives,
will be the guest preacher at the Palm
Sunday morning service at Calvary
M. E. Church. His subject will be
1.-THE Triumphal Entry" At the eve
ming service the Dramatic Club will
present drama, Simon, the Leper, +"
by Dorothy Clarke Wilson. and direct
ed by George S. Colison. Those taking
part are A. Stanley Wolfe, Whitford
Cheston, Miss Margaret Colison, Mrs.
Dorothy Sapp, Mrs. Gladys Taylor,
Miss Dorothy Potter, Alfred D. Masters
and Finley Cheston.
The Young Peoples League will hold
a meeting, at o'clock. with special
speaker on the subject of Beliefs" :"
Holy Thursday communion service at
8 O'Clock.